I installed CWM ROM Manager and installed the Cyanogen mod through it.
Still, while booting I don't have any prompt to choose the ROM and the device boots into Cyanogen. Is there any way to boot into my stock ROM without flashing it back?
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hi there,
i got problmes installing the CM7 nightly.
at this moment im using SGS2 stock ROM rooted via ODIN (with CF-Root-SGS2_XW_XEU_KE7-v4.0-CWM4.tar) that finally brings me root and the CWN Manager v.180.
At this moment i flashed twice GT-I9100_ClockworkMod-Recovery_4.0.1.0.tar via Odin. (released here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1118693 via codeworkx)
I've upgraded to Rom Manager Premium and hit Flash ClockwordMod (sure i hit the Galaxy S2)
If i restart via Rom Manager into Recovery System a triangle appears, pushing the power button long enough is brings me to "Clockwork Recovery V 4.0.1.0"..
After a reboot back in the StockROM it says inside the Rom Manager "Current Rec. Sys. : ClockworkMod 4.0.0.2
if i choose Download ROM there are no Nightly CM7 Builds. (i think because of Clockwork Recov. 4.0.0.2...)
Sure if checked "Advanced Mode" inside the Rom Manager Options.
what made i wrong?
excuse my (maybe) stupid question and thank you for helping me in advance
Greetings, cvoid
in addition:
i try to install something from the extra section of Rom Manager it reboots and the triangle of hell is back...
1)Go To The Cyanogen thread and download the release over there.
2)format data, /system, /data, everything but leave out /sdcard
3)#optional - you can flash back to cwm 4.0.1.0 if you like. (reboot to download mode)
4)mount usb from recovery.
5)move the zip (cyanogen installation file) to your phone's root via usb.
6)select install from zip
7)reboot after install.
There you go, you now have the perfect running cyanogen 7.
ok, will try it later. But, cirrect me if i am wrong, shouldn't i be able to choose the nightlys from inside rom manager?
And why isn't recovery bootin if i start it right out of the rom manager? (the triangle, see above)
Thank you so far
Chris
Sent from my GT-I9100 using XDA App
I dont think there is any cm7 nightlys for s2. so you'll have to do it manually.
i think it might be that you are having a 4.0.1.0 recovery and the rom manager is trying to boot with 4.0.0.2 recovery.
im running 4.0.1.0 (codeworkx kernel)...
thought of rom manager premium because atinm mentioned it that way...
see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1112916
"the easy way"...
will try to flash it manually... thank you for your help!
A few days ago I gave a root to my phone huawei U8180, the root came out perfect, but the next day I wanted to install Rom manager to download Cyanogen mod 7.2
When I gave him the option to click ClockworkMod flash recovery, the process completed successfully but on reboot I left in my operator logo, I leave like 15 minutes and nothing.
How do I retrieve my recovery? And how do I install CyanogenMod 7.2 in this phone? And is it possible to recover ClockworkMod recovery?
Heeeeeeeeeeelppppp!!!!!!!
Just flash CWM from Rom Manager again and then the ROM that you want. Stock Recovery is persistent and will overwrite the Custom one as long as you stay on a Stock ROM.
I have installed ROM manager. I have installed Flash clockMod Recovery and it is showing the current Recovery : ClockworkMod 5.x.x.x
I have copied my custom recovery.img file into SDcard.
but when I press Reboot into Recovery option into ROM manager it is not responding. and get hang up.
what is wrong?
androidbuddy2210 said:
I have installed ROM manager. I have installed Flash clockMod Recovery and it is showing the current Recovery : ClockworkMod 5.x.x.x
I have copied my custom recovery.img file into SDcard.
but when I press Reboot into Recovery option into ROM manager it is not responding. and get hang up.
what is wrong?
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I'm willing to bet that ROM manager isn't supported for your device sadly.
Sent from my SII(i777) running Task and Ktoonsez AOKP 10/11
That is very sad but thank you very much for reply.
I've tried installing ClockworkMod via ROM Manager, and it seemed to work. But when I booted in recovery mode it was still the default android recovery. I downloaded ClockworkMod Touch and it installed fine (was able to use it after it installed), but once again when I rebooted it was android recovery.
I've searched around but can't find anything...am I supposed to set CWM as the default somehow, or...?
SunshineCat said:
I've tried installing ClockworkMod via ROM Manager, and it seemed to work. But when I booted in recovery mode it was still the default android recovery. I downloaded ClockworkMod Touch and it installed fine (was able to use it after it installed), but once again when I rebooted it was android recovery.
I've searched around but can't find anything...am I supposed to set CWM as the default somehow, or...?
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Rom manager does not fully support SGS2. So do not use it. You cant install a permanent recovery by flashing zip files in stock recovery. Which will only give you a temporary recovery which you will loose after rebooting. If you are on ICS 4.0.4 do not wipe anything in stock recovery. Give more info about what android version you are running on. If you are on ICS flash siyah kernel v5 using odin. Then you will get root and a safe kernel which has proper recovery
I installed CWM using Rom Manager, and every time I reboot into recovery mode, I am presented with the stock recovery options. How do I access the CWM recovery options so I can fully backup my phone? BTW I plan to eventually install Cyanogen Mod after I do this, is there any risk installing it through ROM Toolbox Lite?
Skaletti said:
I installed CWM using Rom Manager, and every time I reboot into recovery mode, I am presented with the stock recovery options. How do I access the CWM recovery options so I can fully backup my phone? BTW I plan to eventually install Cyanogen Mod after I do this, is there any risk installing it through ROM Toolbox Lite?
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There your problem.. Read device specific guides for basic things..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2644009