Hi so I just got an HTC one x+ and unlocked and it and rooted it. I flashbooted a boot.img from a custom and realized I forgot to put the custom ROM itself on the phone. My phone now can't use WiFi or show up on the computer unless in fastboot. I really need help please let me know what to do. Thanks!!!
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brianisawesome1 said:
Hi so I just got an HTC one x+ and unlocked and it and rooted it. I flashbooted a boot.img from a custom and realized I forgot to put the custom ROM itself on the phone. My phone now can't use WiFi or show up on the computer unless in fastboot. I really need help please let me know what to do. Thanks!!!
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Within a custom recovery, ex. TWRP. Go into advance and select adb sideload. Use adb to sideload the Rom using the command adb sideload Rom.zip to your phone
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nheolon thous
I have a similar problem here.
I wanted to try this"adb sideload" but I can get ti to work because when I use "adb devices". I get nothing listed.
can I get an extra help please?
Thank you
XAlexander_AlexanderX said:
Within a custom recovery, ex. TWRP. Go into advance and select adb sideload. Use adb to sideload the Rom using the command adb sideload Rom.zip to your phone
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I got cannot read ROM.zip anything more specific I didn't do
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brianisawesome1 said:
I got cannot read ROM.zip anything more specific I didn't do
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Use the name of the Rom. For example. If the Rom name is cm10. You type adb sideload cm10.zip
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Use the name of the Rom. For example. If the Rom name is cm10. You type adb sideload cm10.zip
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Ya I did that and still sane problem
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brianisawesome1 said:
Ya I did that and still sane problem
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Is the Rom in the same folder as adb (if your using windows )?
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XAlexander_AlexanderX said:
Is the Rom in the same folder as adb (if your using windows )?
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Ill tell u step by step what I do:
1. Recovery to adb sideload on phone
2. Move ROM to c:\android where fastboot and adb are located
3. Run cmd
4. cd c:\android
5. Adb sideload "ROM name"
6. I get the error
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brianisawesome1 said:
Ill tell u step by step what I do:
1. Recovery to adb sideload on phone
2. Move ROM to c:\android where fastboot and adb are located
3. Run cmd
4. cd c:\android
5. Adb sideload "ROM name"
6. I get the error
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Adb is located in platform tools. Put Rom there and CD cmd there and run the command.
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brianisawesome1 said:
Ill tell u step by step what I do:
1. Recovery to adb sideload on phone
2. Move ROM to c:\android where fastboot and adb are located
3. Run cmd
4. cd c:\android
5. Adb sideload "ROM name"
6. I get the error
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open platform-tools(or the folder where adb is found) shift + right click on any empty space, you will find "open command prompt here" press on it, then type ADB devices, if it is read, simply type " adb sideload " then drag and drop the rom zip into the command prompt. it will automatically write its location and prevent the spelling mistakes.
IF: ADB devices can't read your device try the following:
1-Try another usb port, if you tried 2.0 then try 3.0 and vice versa.
2- If you are on windows vista or above, open start menu and search for cmd, right click on it and run as administrator, however you will have to cd to the platform tools location, " cd C:\Android\sdk\platform-tools " then you type in adb devices should read your device fine now. however running cmd as admin prevents the drag and drop technique (atleast here on windows 8.1 it does) so you have to type in the location of your rom and rom name correctly, and dont forget the .zip
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open platform-tools(or the folder where adb is found) shift + right click on any empty space, you will find "open command prompt here" press on it, then type ADB devices, if it is read, simply type " adb sideload " then drag and drop the rom zip into the command prompt. it will automatically write its location and prevent the spelling mistakes.
IF: ADB devices can't read your device try the following:
1-Try another usb port, if you tried 2.0 then try 3.0 and vice versa.
2- If you are on windows vista or above, open start menu and search for cmd, right click on it and run as administrator, however you will have to cd to the platform tools location, " cd C:\Android\sdk\platform-tools " then you type in adb devices should read your device fine now. however running cmd as admin prevents the drag and drop technique (atleast here on windows 8.1 it does) so you have to type in the location of your rom and rom name correctly, and dont forget the .zip
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Ok great thanks it worked! Question: can u flash a custom kernel that's not in the same and ROM? I got viper ROM and everything is slow and I'm trying to make it fast
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brianisawesome1 said:
Ok great thanks it worked! Question: can u flash a custom kernel that's not in the same and ROM? I got viper ROM and everything is slow and I'm trying to make it fast
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Since we have the stupid s-on, your choice of custom kernels is very limited and they make almost no difference, if you are on viper rom which is sense based, you can use the stock kernel (I THINK<<< Not sure) or insertcoin kernel's , but no they don't make any difference as far as i know. Try and see
Related
My bro has not long got a Dell streak.. but has no computer to hook it up to.
Is there any way round flashing with fastboot?
The phone is already rooted.. so I just need to flash the recovery.
Can handle some command line stuff if anyone knows how to do it.
Thanks.
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Bump!
The phone IS ROOTED already... So if I can mount /system I can delete the install-recovery.sh script so the stock recovery won't reflash.
But Rom manager flashes recovery to the wrong place apparently.
Can anyone tell me if 'flash_image' will work
My bro wants a custom Rom bad... But no pc to get him started
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Maybe with terminal emulator, and clockwork on your sd card... Not sure tho, search the forums.
Just a brain storm.... But could I modify the install-recovery.sh script to flash cwm?
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If someone could upload the script from their phone... Id really appreciate it.
Thanks
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Yes it can be done with terminal on streak just make sure you su.
I will post the script for you if i get time
Cool... I knew it was possible.
He's definatley got Su privileges.. so just need to know the appropriate commands for him to type.
Thanks
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At a quick guess
Name the recovery something like recovery
copy the Recovery to the SD card
Make sure you have a terminal app on the phone
On the phone, Run the terminal application and type su press enter
Note that the terminal's text prompt will change from # to $
If it doesn't, then you haven't "rooted" the phone. Go back and try again!
In the Terminal, type
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
when its done reboot the phone
Thats off top of my head but i think its right
In trying to enable the webtop app I renamed the PortalApp.apk to PortalApp.apk.bak. Now I get an error message:
"The application com.android.portal (com.android.portal) has stopped unexpectedly.Please try again."
I know, I shouldn't have renamed that apk when in the thread it didn't say to but I figured I needed to replace that too. I've learned my lesson.
How can I go about fixing this?
Connect your mobile to computer .
I hope you have adb checked already!
Open cmd.
And write:
adb shell
su
(and TRY TO ALLOW on the phone)
mv system/app/PortalApp.apk.bak system/app/PortalApp.apk
If you can't allow SU request, respond here. To give a try with same commands on early usb enumeration!
If I helped, hit thanks button
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Do you mean PortalApp.apk instead of Portal.apk?
Bagel Bear said:
Do you mean PortalApp.apk instead of Portal.apk?
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Yes. I Am on the atrix. And I couldnt see or remember your apk, so I posted and later edit.
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I do have the sdk installed and I've used it before but I've forgotten how to get to it. Just typing "adb shell" on the first line of cmd won't do much help if I'm not in the right directory.
With windows explorer!
Find your sdk folder. Enter it.
Copy everything.
Go to Windows folder, and paste everything!
Now you have "adb" command directly in your cmd prompt!
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Can I give you one million thanks?
Everything worked out alright!
Yes.
Go to xda settings, click the autothanks button, put "Paschalis" and then allow SU Request on your atrix!
Heheheh!!
Your are welcome!!
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Can you also replace:
Need help in your topic title, with:
[SOLVED] tag?
So somebody else with same problem, find answer easily!
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Hi GUys
I was using Ram Manager . I changed the Heap size to 128 Byte and Noow the phone is stuck on Boot Logo.
I'm rooted on Stock Firmware.
Please help, urgent
Did you backup?
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Try another kernel
Nandroid ftw!!
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philicibine said:
Try another kernel
Nandroid ftw!!
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No backup. I've not made any backup beacuse I'm stupid.
Please help; will Reset to factory setting help?
Boot into recovery, connect to your computer, open command prompt and type adb pull /system/build.prop
Edit the build.prop with notepad++ and fix the VM size, chances are that app set the VM size as 128 or 128mb instead of 128m which it should be.
Then once its fixed just adb push it back to /system/build.prop
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nodstuff said:
Boot into recovery, connect to your computer, open command prompt and type adb pull /system/build.prop
Edit the build.prop with notepad++ and fix the VM size, chances are that app set the VM size as 128 or 128mb instead of 128m which it should be.
Then once its fixed just adb push it back to /system/build.prop
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I'm Really noob . Please tell how to :
Boot into Recovery?
How do I push adb ?
eggman89 said:
I'm Really noob . Please tell how to :
Boot into Recovery?
How do I push adb ?
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Hold volume down, home button and power button together and it will boot into recovery.
I take it you don't have the android sdk on your computer? You need that to use adb.
If not then the easiest option is to factory reset, or maybe someone will make you a flashable zip that will replace your build.prop.
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How do I :
"open command prompt and type adb pull /system/build.prop" .
Is it the windows Command Propmt?
If you have these questions you honestly shouldn't be messing with heap size.
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eggman89 said:
How do I :
"open command prompt and type adb pull /system/build.prop" .
Is it the windows Command Propmt?
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Yes, that's it.
First type "adb devices" (no" ")
If you get a long serial number then adb is set up on your computer but I doubt it seeing as you are asking how to boot into recovery.
I take it you have a custom recovery?
If you give me a few mins I'll make you a flashable zip that will replace your build.prop, tell me what rom you are on
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Lutin said:
If you have these questions you honestly shouldn't be messing with heap size.
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I know. I made a stupid mistake and I don't even know why I changed it?
How do I do factory reset?What will I lose?
nodstuff said:
Yes, that's it.
First type "adb devices" (no" ")
If you get a long serial number then adb is set up on your computer but I doubt it seeing as you are asking how to boot into recovery.
I take it you have a custom recovery?
If you give me a few mins I'll make you a flashable zip that will replace your build.prop, tell me what rom you are on
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Hi
I'm on stock LFB (Indian Version).
I am on CWM-based Recovery c5.5.0.4
nodstuff said:
Yes, that's it.
First type "adb devices" (no" ")
If you get a long serial number then adb is set up on your computer but I doubt it seeing as you are asking how to boot into recovery.
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I get adb is not a recognized internal or external command.
I also deleted dalvik cache; but it didn't help
eggman89 said:
I get adb is not a recognized internal or external command.
I also deleted dalvik cache; but it didn't help
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Get me a build.prop from that firmware and I'll make you a zip you can flash in cwm.
You'll find it in the system folder.
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nodstuff said:
Get me a build.prop from that firmware and I'll make you a zip you can flash in cwm.
You'll find it in the system folder.
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I'm unable to access filesystem
Let me ask someone?
eggman89 said:
I'm unable to access filesystem
Let me ask someone?
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Download another one from samfirmware.com
I'm not downloading it for you.
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Download another one from samfirmware.com
I'm not downloading it for you.
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Yes. I'm already downloading it. It's about 800mb and it'll take about 36minutes more.
Once I get that I'll provide it to you.
Thanks a lot for the help
But how will I push the build.prop ?
nodstuff said:
Download another one from samfirmware.com
I'm not downloading it for you.
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he needs adb to push the zip to his mobile first.
bala_gamer said:
he needs adb to push the zip to his mobile first.
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How do I get adb?
eggman89 said:
Yes. I'm already downloading it. It's about 800mb and it'll take about 36minutes more.
Once I get that I'll provide it to you.
Thanks a lot for the help
But how will I push the build.prop ?
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man if you are downloading the full rom, better flash it via odin . job done. almost all the stock roms are non wipe
I would appreciate if somebody could tell me step by step on how to root my phone.
There are many different variants on the photon-torpedo method that you can find on these forums, the stickies, and through google search, but here is the step by step method I prefer. Credit goes to Edgan.
Photon Root Instructions
1. Create a folder in the C:/ drive on your Windows 7 machine called Photon root. (You can call it anything you want, but that’s what I called mine and will use for the purpose of this post).
2. Download and install the adb package from http://gititbit.ch/AFAS and install them into C:/Photon root.
3. Download photon-torpedo.tar from http://proton.cygnusx-1.org/~edgan/photon/photon-torpedo.tar and copy it to C:/Photon root in your windows machine. Do not unzip it.
4. On your phone, go to Settings > Applications > Development and select USB Debugging.
5. Plug your phone to your computer and on your phone, set it to USB Mass Storage.
6. Copy photon-torpedo.tar from C:/Photon Root to your phone’s internal storage using Windows 7. Don’t put it in any folder, and leave it zipped.
7. Install Superuser from the Market. (This is absolutely necessary to do before you get started or it won’t work)
8. Open the command prompt (Start >> run “cmd” >> enter)
9. Type the following commands – don’t worry about the errors, it will be all right
• cd C:/photon root • adb push photon-torpedo.tar /data/tmp • adb shell • cd /data/tmp • /bin/tar xf /data/tmp/photon-torpedo.tar • /data/tmp/photon-torpedo.sh • /data/tmp/install-su.sh
10. That's it. Reboot and enjoy.
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Here our friend qbking77 latest step by step video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xAYkejI4CE&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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If ypu dont want to use your computer you can do it right from your phone just google root photon without computer and the first thing to pop up should be an xda thread
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The adb package link dont work
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MarcquisDale said:
The adb package link dont work
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did you try the way i suggested? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1243792 it never fails
Ill try that way
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Any Luck
MarcquisDale said:
The adb package link dont work
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Hello Marcq, Did you get any working link for adb package. I am searching for long time. If you have, please update. Thanks. Bala
nice
jayalaba said:
I am searching for long time. ...
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Go here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1819660
I just verified the download, it has the adb.exe you seek, and also the photon-torpedo.tar file you'll need. It's all in a zip file, QBKing77 also includes a video on what to do.
Hope this helps.
Btw, drop a thanks on mof for the work. You might also seriously consider flashing mof's Slim ROM, it's great.
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one guy just posted a link
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adb package
adb package link is dead
dark_boy99 said:
adb package link is dead
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This community has been dead for a while so it may be hard to find a working link
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MarcquisDale said:
This community has been dead for a while so it may be hard to find a working link
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i downloaded this from extra link
i rooted this phone with your tips
tnx a lot
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now my device in logo...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=749620&page=5#post60391586
I know goo manager uses root permission to flash a recovery while the phone is on. So I was wondering if terminal emulator could do the same. I know this question is probably very noob-ish, but I'm curious.
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You should be able to with root permission
You think you could enlighten me on the "how to"?
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Yea its the same as when u do it via command prompt just do su at the start
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Place the recovery on the root of your sd card. Make sure its not in any folders. Rename the recovery img "recovery.img" without the quotes. Then open up terminal. Type "su" without the quotes. Then when you receive the # sign, then type this
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
(and press enter)
you will now get this
#
now type
reboot recovery
and you should boot into your recovery you just flashed.
#Root-Hack_Mod*Always=LTE
Ok, so what I'm trying to do is flash a stock recovery so I can take the ota. Does that sound feasible or am I just dreaming?
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Jason021680 said:
You think you could enlighten me on the "how to"?
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Be more specific next time, you asked if it was possible not how it was possible or what the relevant commands were.
My mistake
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My mistake
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Its cool man we all been there. But as om4 posted you should always give exact details on what it is your trying to do or wanting to do. That way you get the best feedback. Also you can use the method I posted above to flash the stock recovery. However if you type the "reboot recovery" command and boot into the stock recovery you will have to hard shut down via power button to exit/reboot I believe. Not a 100% sure as I haven't seen the stock recovery since I first got this phone.
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laie1472 said:
Its cool man we all been there. But as om4 posted you should always give exact details on what it is your trying to do or wanting to do. That way you get the best feedback. Also you can use the method I posted above to flash the stock recovery. However if you type the "reboot recovery" command and boot into the stock recovery you will have to hard shut down via power button to exit/reboot I believe. Not a 100% sure as I haven't seen the stock recovery since I first got this phone.
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And it has to be an .img not a .zip right?
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Yes it has to be an image file
Any idea where I can find a stock recovery .img?
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adb tools
I'm having trouble getting it to flash though. Keeps saying flash image not found.
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Did you make sure it was named correctly?? "recovery.img" not "recovery.img.img" without the quotes?? Also did you make sure it's on the "root" of your sd card. As in "not in any folders" ???
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make sure that the file is in the right directory. Just to make sure there is no misunderstanding, you did extract the image file from the archive I linked?
laie1472 said:
Did you make sure it was named correctly?? "recovery.img" not "recovery.img.img" without the quotes?? Also did you make sure it's on the "root" of your sd card. As in "not in any folders" ???
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Yeah, I renamed it recovery.img with no quotes. Yup root of the sdcard is where its at.
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make sure that the file is in the right directory. Just to make sure there is no misunderstanding, you did extract the image file from the archive I linked?
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Yeah the one that says stock_EVO4GLTE_recovery.img. I renamed it recovery.img and moved it to the root of my sdcard. No dice... Am I typing the command right? flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
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The first one I tried it with the original name and the second I renamed it recovery.img
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