I rooted and put TWRP on Huawei Ascend Mate 2.
What would be the best way to restore it back to stock recovery and stock rom? (I made alot of changes also to the rom...)
Thanks!
Download stock rom from Emui.com and put in SD card in dload folder and restore it via pressing power + volume up + volume down buttons.
Seems to just go into twrp? I do wanna replace the recovery to stock also. and the roms seem to be in .gz format?
also looking for stock rom or factory image for ham2. only source code on Emui.com.
hahyun6 said:
I rooted and put TWRP on Huawei Ascend Mate 2.
What would be the best way to restore it back to stock recovery and stock rom? (I made alot of changes also to the rom...)
Thanks!
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If you have a stock mate 2 not a consumer cellular version this will work.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/asc...to-fix-soft-bricked-phone-using-twrp-t2886630
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I flashed my recovery to CWM 4.0.0.9 and I want to bring back the stock recovery.
Can anyone know about this?
You need to flash your phone with a stock ROM in order to get back the stock recovery. Just make a backup with Titanium Backup Manager and flash using any of the tutorials available and you will get the stock recovery back.
droidtwoseven said:
I flashed my recovery to CWM 4.0.0.9 and I want to bring back the stock recovery.
Can anyone know about this?
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Y do u even need stock recovery? Its doesnt match wit cwm.
CyanogenMod 7.1-cooper-KANG-RC1 Android 2.3.7
Dta2sd: enabled
8gb class 2 + 1gb ext4 partition
flash to stock firmware via odin, u'll get you old recovery back then
So I was able to get the ICS OTA update no problem and now I'd like to save the recovery from it I guess to flash through ODIN after being on a rom. Can someone direct me to a guide or tell me of a method that I can use that would be able to save the recovery?
And if possible a zip to flash in CWM or Odin to put me on stock ICS? If not then I would just make nandroid backup which is how I got on stock Honeycomb previously for the OTA update.
Bump!
My brother wants the tablet so having this as a backup incase he wants to flash new things to it would be beneficial to me.
jonnyg1097 said:
So I was able to get the ICS OTA update no problem and now I'd like to save the recovery from it I guess to flash through ODIN after being on a rom. Can someone direct me to a guide or tell me of a method that I can use that would be able to save the recovery?
And if possible a zip to flash in CWM or Odin to put me on stock ICS? If not then I would just make nandroid backup which is how I got on stock Honeycomb previously for the OTA update.
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The easiest way is called a nandroid backup, and can be made easily with CWM. You need to get CWM on your tablet via ODIN (CWM 5504 is best choice) and then boot into recovery mode (i.e. when off hold power and volume- buttons together, release power when Samsung logo comes up and release volume- when the 2 options appear), select the recovery-mode (one volume- and then volume+ to activate).
There is a backup/recover option. Select this one and create a backup. It will go into a folder clockworkmod/backup with the date-time stamp as foldername. You will then need to copy that backup off the tablet to your PC and you will have a restore point.
Just google nandroid backup or search in these forums.
Good luck!
I am completely new to android world. recently bought a tablet and i am interested in rooting it. there is a good guide to root it here on xda but i want to make a full backup of android stock rom in case something happens to the device(errors, power failure, gets bricked etc..) during rooting and then the manufacturer would return the device saying you have rooted and the warranty is void. so is it possible to have FULL stock rom UNROOTED backup image (using any tools like adb, cwm recovery etc). Also the device doesn't have any physical volume keys..only home and power!
Thanks.
nandroid backup possible
Bhaskar1109 said:
I am completely new to android world. recently bought a tablet and i am interested in rooting it. there is a good guide to root it here on xda but i want to make a full backup of android stock rom in case something happens to the device(errors, power failure, gets bricked etc..) during rooting and then the manufacturer would return the device saying you have rooted and the warranty is void. so is it possible to have FULL stock rom UNROOTED backup image (using any tools like adb, cwm recovery etc). Also the device doesn't have any physical volume keys..only home and power!
Thanks.
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Yes it is possible to have a nandroid backup of ur stock unrooted rom normally.
As u say about the buttons and all, search the details about the button combo for your device to go to recovery mode. Then search for clockwork mod recovery and flash it through stock recovery mode. You will be able to have a nandroid backup option!
parkourkarthik said:
Yes it is possible to have a nandroid backup of ur stock unrooted rom normally.
As u say about the buttons and all, search the details about the button combo for your device to go to recovery mode. Then search for clockwork mod recovery and flash it through stock recovery mode. You will be able to have a nandroid backup option!
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how can i scroll without volume keys in stock recovery? and Can i flash CWM recovery without root?
here is what I understood: you can do a nandroid backup without being root, because doing a nandroid backup "only" requires a custom recovery. BUT in order to flash a custom recovery you need to unlock your bootloader, which will probably erase your apps (not sure for all phones but it did with my HTC One S).
I'm also searching for a full backup method for my wife's phone (unrooted, still locked) and I think the best way would be to use this method: http://www.xda-developers.com/android/ultimate-backup-tool-no-root-required/ (haven't tried yet)
good luck
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Yes it is possible to have a nandroid backup of ur stock unrooted rom normally.
As u say about the buttons and all, search the details about the button combo for your device to go to recovery mode. Then search for clockwork mod recovery and flash it through stock recovery mode. You will be able to have a nandroid backup option!
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backup:
adb backup -f <filename> -apk -all
restore:
adb restore <filename>
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linkscue said:
backup:
adb backup -f <filename> -apk -all
restore:
adb restore <filename>
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Will this truly work? I just am concerned because I have a "nandroid" device that is stock ROM, stock everything, (minus being encrypted,) which I figure I should undo before taking the task of backing it up?
Also, in the "<Filename>" field, I take it that is where the desired filename of the backup is to go? Again I just don't know what I am doing necessarily with ROMS and I am sick of waiting for my LG G3 to get an official update to 6.0 from 5.0.1 which seems to have taken forever since it updated to 5.0.1 in September of 2015...
Will the backup of the phone get just the system data or everything on it (Pictures/Videos/Files/Etc?)
Thanks for your help,
Hello.
I'd like to give MIUI a try, but, of course, I'd also like to switch back to my stock ROM if things go wrong or if I don't like MIUI.
How can I backup my entire phone (rooting, Recovery Mode capability and other on-power key-combination-activated features etc etc) and 100% failsafe restore it at any time?
Thanks in advance.
Rooted stock = do a nandroid (CWM) backup which is essentially an 'image' of the phone at the time you make the backup. Try MIUI; don't like it ? Restore the nandroid you took of your rooted stock setup. Sorted (You will need to ensure you backup the contents of your external SD card separately if you have one).
Be careful you don't 'overthink' this, it's really very simple both ways (backup/restore).
My Recovery Mode doesn't have a backup option
MistahBungle said:
Rooted stock = do a nandroid (CWM) backup which is essentially an 'image' of the phone at the time you make the backup. Try MIUI; don't like it ? Restore the nandroid you took of your rooted stock setup. Sorted (You will need to ensure you backup the contents of your external SD card separately if you have one).
Be careful you don't 'overthink' this, it's really very simple both ways (backup/restore).
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Thanks for prompt response. I took a look at current Recovery Mode menu and it doesn't include a backup/restore option like in http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/ClockworkMod_Recovery. It shows only the above:
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Android system recovery <3e>
Volume up/down to move highlight;
power button to select.
reboot system now
apply update from external storage
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
apply update from cache
test redbend fota[FS]
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# MANUAL MODE #
-- Appling Multi-CSC...
Applied the CSC-code : ZVV
Successfully applied multi-CSC.
I've already downloaded Recovery from clockworkmod.com but didn't do anything with it yet.
Sorry if it has already been detailed in another thread, but I didn't find it and I don't know how to make such nandroid backup.
Thanks.
OBackup
I've just downloaded OBackup app from Play store and am doing my backup.
My question is: after I flash MIUI, what are the tools/steps I'll need to restore my backup?
Thank you very much.
That's the stock Android recovery.
OK...
What you need to do is not install CWM separately. That will only persist until you reboot & is designed to allow you to flash whatever rom/kernel you want which will have it's own version of CWM baked into the kernel.
That backup program you're using; no idea as I've never used it.
What I recommend you do is find a custom kernel you like (actually, any custom kernel will do given you're going to flash Miui) which will have CWM. Flash that into your stock setup, then make a nandroid (CWM) backup of your stock setup so you can go back to it if you don't like Miui/whatever else you try (If you restored this & wanted to go back completely stock/unrooted/etc, all you'd need to do is flash a stock kernel). This is what you asked for in your OP. I warned you not to start overcomplicating things, and this is exactly what you're doing.
The kernel supplied with Miui should have CWM, so if you find you don't like it, you should be able to simply restore the backup you made of your stock setup in CWRecovery.
I also very strongly recommend you learn 'the basics' as you seem to be lacking in this knowledge. Flashing stuff/etc without knowing these things leads to busted phones. Read the tutorials/guides stickied near the top of the General section; there's a wealth of information in those.
Hi!
I've a similiar problem with my GT-i9100!
Can I do a restore of my stock ROM (that have android 4.1) if I've install a costum ROM like RootBox that have a different version of android (4.2.2)?
Can my phone brick because there are a differents kernel?
Tnx you all! ^^
Rox666 said:
Hi!
I've a similiar problem with my GT-i9100!
Can I do a restore of my stock ROM (that have android 4.1) if I've install a costum ROM like RootBox that have a different version of android (4.2.2)?
Can my phone brick because there are a differents kernel?
Tnx you all! ^^
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No it won't brick.
sadekmefti said:
No it won't brick.
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Hi and tnx for reply!
I've try to do a restore of my sock rom from recovery but it's says to me that there is an error on md5 check sum...
I've install the RootBox ROM in my gt-i9100...but I can't come back to sock from recovery because the stock kernel dosen't work with RootBox's Kernel...
so I've to use odin to flash the stock firmware.......at the origin, my idea didn't comprised use odin because of download mode counter (so that why I did a backup!)...but now I don't have any other way...!
...what a sad story.. XD
Rox666 said:
Hi and tnx for reply!
I've try to do a restore of my sock rom from recovery but it's says to me that there is an error on md5 check sum...
I've install the RootBox ROM in my gt-i9100...but I can't come back to sock from recovery because the stock kernel dosen't work with RootBox's Kernel...
so I've to use odin to flash the stock firmware.......at the origin, my idea didn't comprised use odin because of download mode counter (so that why I did a backup!)...but now I don't have any other way...!
...what a sad story.. XD
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You can't restore your backup because of a different MD5 SUM which means that your backup has been corrupted.
Flashing a stock ROM or Kernel via ODIN will not increase your flash counter.
Flash NeatROM Lite, this is the best ROM ever, it like stock with additional things.
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sadekmefti said:
You can't restore your backmyf a different MD5 SUM which means that your backup has been corrupted.
Flashing a stock ROM or Kernel via ODIN will not increase your flash counter.
Flash NeatROM Lite, this is the best ROM ever, it like stock with additional things.
Sent from GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 4
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DIO *******************
I will cry...... :'( so the recovery hadn't save well my backup..I read about similar error and I hoped that was thet...
My last chance is use Odin..
Only a question: can I flash the stock rom from recovery renaming the file .tar.md5 in .zip?
Tnx for you for the counsel! I will try thet rom after solving this problem! For now I have changed rom and I'm using MIUI and it works really well!!
Rox666 said:
DIO *******************
I will cry...... :'( so the recovery hadn't save well my backup..I read about similar error and I hoped that was thet...
My last chance is use Odin..
Only a question: can I flash the stock rom from recovery renaming the file .tar.md5 in .zip?
Tnx for you for the counsel! I will try thet rom after solving this problem! For now I have changed rom and I'm using MIUI and it works really well!!
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You can't flash a stock ROM from recovery by changing .tar.md5 to .zip .
You want to change ROM to Stock, use Mobile Odin to flash a Stock ROM or Flash NeatROM v4.8 Lite.
sadekmefti said:
You can't flash a stock ROM from recovery by changing .tar.md5 to .zip .
You want to change ROM to Stock, use Mobile Odin to flash a Stock ROM or Flash NeatROM v4.8 Lite.
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Tnx you! I understand what I have to do! I'll try your rom today
Tnx again!!!
I have a few questions to ask.
Is it possible to get your stock rom from your android device?
Are there any apps that can do this?
I can't find my stock rom anywhere. If it is possible that i get my rom can I use it to downgrade a similar device to this current stock rom i have?
Arvin1989 said:
I have a few questions to ask.
Is it possible to get your stock rom from your android device?
Are there any apps that can do this?
I can't find my stock rom anywhere. If it is possible that i get my rom can I use it to downgrade a similar device to this current stock rom i have?
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⇛It is possible to get your stock rom after rooting...
⇛None of the apps i know can do this...without root
⇛You cant flash your device stock rom in another device..... since it will definitely give you a brick...If you flash all partitions like bootloader partitions
Arvin1989 said:
I have a few questions to ask.
Is it possible to get your stock rom from your android device?
Are there any apps that can do this?
I can't find my stock rom anywhere. If it is possible that i get my rom can I use it to downgrade a similar device to this current stock rom i have?
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You can backup stock rom using TWRP or similar other recovery. Directly boot into TWRP using fastboot, don't install it, if you want to backup or keep the stock recovery intact. That way on reboot you will boot using stock recovery as TWRP is not installed.
Not sure if it's safe to restore another device's backed up ROM on your particular model.
Yes you can use GSM Aladdin box or Miracle Box
Or you can use both without box because both have loader version and both apps are easy to use and have a similar GUI so..
1 install GSM Aladdin
2 open GSM Aladdin
3select your device type from the tabs
4 make sure you have the appropriate drivers
5 select read flash and tick on save as scatter if you want it like that(recommended if you are going to use this rom with sp flash tool). And choose wich partition you would like to save or back up (like boot,system,logo etc) and indicated where you want it to be saved
6 click on comnect then start
7 connect you phone which should be switched off
8 it will read your flash wait it may take lil bit long
9 here you go now you have a copy of your stock rom
NOTE : this does not requir root