Removing emmc file - Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers

If i remove the emmc file from the miui recovery rom zip..lets say latest epic rom....will there be any side effects...???.....am asking this bcoz once i removed emmc from miui global stable recovery rom and it was heating like anything after that...that y am asking....any suggestions would be appreciated....thank u

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[Q] JACS Kernel Thread

Hello i just rooted my vibrant and thats it.
i found the jacs kernel on his thread he says to just flash it.
do i need a custom recovery or rom first?
or can i just flash it with no ext2 partition?
sorry i had a g1 which the methods used are really different
The best way is to download ROM Manager if you haven't already, flash clockwork recovery, and create a backup of your phone. Then go back into ROM Manager, reboot into recovery, and flash the new kernel.
do i need an ext2 or swap partition?
I too came from the G1, ah the good ole' ext2 and swap file days. But to answer your question no, you dont need either one of those. Just download Rom Manager, flash clockwork mod recovery from within rom manager then reboot into recovery.
ah thnx guys really needed this

[Q] Confused about ClockWorkMod

Hi everyone. I'm running Galaxy Ace, stock ROM Android 2.3.4
Never flashed a custom ROM before, so be gentle.
Phone already rooted (I have the superuser icon)
From reading threads here at xda, I have download these 3:
1. ClockWorkModAce.zip
2. recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.6-galaxyace-fix.zip
3. GT-I9100_ClockworkMod-Recovery_4.0.0.2.tar
I'm guessing number 3 is not for galaxy ace, right? So that leaves 1 and 2.
QUESTIONS:
1. Are 1 and 2 essentially the same thing? Which do you suggest I use?
2. These two files are on my laptop. Should I simply copy either one of them to my phone's sd card, turn off phone, boot into recovery by pressing home and power button simultaneously, select "Apply update from sd card", then select either ClockWorkModAce.zip or recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.6-galaxyace-fix.zip?
3. After installing either of the two files, and rebooting, would "nandroid" be on my phone then?
4. I believe nandroid backs up EVERYTHING into sd card (recovery image, right?). Can I then copy it to my thumb drive or laptop so I can erase it from the sd card?
5. If I want to get back to my stock ROM, is it done by booting into the custom recovery (like the clockworkmod) and selecting an option there?
6. After going back to stock ROM, how would I go back to stock recovery too?
7. For clarification, when you guys are saying cwm or clockworkmod, do you mean ROM Manager? Because a lot of guys are warning me against it! I just found out clockworkmod is the name of the developer, not the app.
8. From the ROM Manager page at market.android.com ,
Samsung users: You must flash a Clockwork compatible kernel first (see XDA forums)
Is this really necessary?? So much prerequisites! =P
9. Should I install ICS Beta Full on my Galaxy Ace Android 2.3.4???
10. Already rooted, so how much time will it take from installing cwm to installing the custom ROM? I want to know so I won't panic
11. If I install cwm, does the recovery automatically becomes the custom recovery?
12. What does a full wipe mean and do I do it with the stock recovery or with the custom recovery?
Please be as detailed as possible, and use small words.
Appreciate it guys!
Thanks a lot!
first zip is for cwm4 official one
second is cwm5.. i personally prefer cwm4 as had no problems with it
cwm5 failed to take backup when i tried to several times
and i have flashed all roms that claims to do it with cwm5 with cwm4 with no problems at all
you can copy backup images to laptop but DO NOT modify names of any folder as it will result in mismatch of md5 so copy directly folder as it is without modification
ROM MANAGER IS ***** DO NOT INSTALL ON SGA or else you loose your device damn
you can flash it on stock kernel as well
if you want to go back to stock rom from restoring backup then your backup must be taken after converting filesystem to ext4 or else it will fail..
so before backing up flash cf-root and convert fs to ext4 to save time of flashing stock from odin and then restoring backups
thats your option to install cm9 on phone as its not stable and needs many changes at this time.. if you are ok with bugs then you can
1. yes u should delete it. judging by the name its for sgs2, would brick ur phone instantly if flashing that one.
2. i dont really sure about cwm 5.0.2.6 (ur second file) either it can be flash from stock recovery or not but the cwm 4.0.0.6 (ur 1st file) definitely can. and i think its "install zip from sdcard" in stock recovery to flash it.
3. yes.
4. yes, its located in /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup.
5. yes.
6. by flashing stock rom via odin.
7. nope. here if we said cwm or clockworkmod, its referring to the recovery itself (clockworkmod recovery). rom manager is different thing, a tool used to flash cwm or rom. and yes, u should avoid it as countless sga already bricked because of it. and yes, clockworkmod is nickname of the guy who created it and named it as clockworkmod recovery, and here we just called it cwm.
8. again, avoid using rom manager
and u probably wanna read this
http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-clockworkmod-recovery-and-how-to-use-it-on-android-complete-guide/
1.First one is official CWM recovery..Its v4..Second one is unofficial CWM recovery..Its v5..I didnt have any problem with them both..But,you should not rename the backups you take with cwm5,it will give you a md5 mismatch error when you do that..
2.Yes..Just copy the file to the sd card
3.Nandroid is a feature of CWM...So,yes.When you flash cwm,you get Nandroid backup
4.Yes...It backsup everything on your phone.But as amit said,Dont rename them
5.By stock,if what you mean is,an untouched Firmware,like the one you got from the factory..Yes..But if you are going to flash any roms,it may convert the system partition to ext4,which will result in a bootloop if you try to restore the stock you have now.So,a better option will be to flash with Odin
6.If you go back to stock,you would still have cwm as your recovery..If you want your stock recovery back,you will have to do a flash with Odin(But,trust me,You will never feel to go back to a complete stock rom and the stock recovery after you start playing around with the other cm7 roms
7.CWM is a recovery..ROM Manager is an application..ClockWorkMod recovery is not a developer..Koushik Dutta is the developer of both CWM recovery and Rom Manager..If you have any thought about using ROM manager,then i suggest that you clean that thought because ROM manager does NOT support Galaxy Ace and if you use ROM manager to flash a rom,you are going to BRICK your device
8.Nothing like that,from what i know.I never flashed any kernel Right after i rooted my ace,i flashed cwm recovery..I didnt do anything else
9.Its your choice..The Myth Ics is an awesome rom
phew....
Prawesome said:
1.First one is official CWM recovery..Its v4..Second one is unofficial CWM recovery..Its v5..I didnt have any problem with them both..But,you should not rename the backups you take with cwm5,it will give you a md5 mismatch error when you do that..
2.Yes..Just copy the file to the sd card
3.Nandroid is a feature of CWM...So,yes.When you flash cwm,you get Nandroid backup
4.Yes...It backsup everything on your phone.But as amit said,Dont rename them
5.By stock,if what you mean is,an untouched Firmware,like the one you got from the factory..Yes..But if you are going to flash any roms,it may convert the system partition to ext4,which will result in a bootloop if you try to restore the stock you have now.So,a better option will be to flash with Odin
6.If you go back to stock,you would still have cwm as your recovery..If you want your stock recovery back,you will have to do a flash with Odin(But,trust me,You will never feel to go back to a complete stock rom and the stock recovery after you start playing around with the other cm7 roms
7.CWM is a recovery..ROM Manager is an application..ClockWorkMod recovery is not a developer..Koushik Dutta is the developer of both CWM recovery and Rom Manager..If you have any thought about using ROM manager,then i suggest that you clean that thought because ROM manager does NOT support Galaxy Ace and if you use ROM manager to flash a rom,you are going to BRICK your device
8.Nothing like that,from what i know.I never flashed any kernel Right after i rooted my ace,i flashed cwm recovery..I didnt do anything else
9.Its your choice..The Myth Ics is an awesome rom
phew....
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if you want to backupp your stock original firmware and want to restore wit cwm
download cf root
and then use ext4 manager
to convert system to ext4
then wen done you can backupp your stock original rom
and restore it with no problems ( ive used this a lot )
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SGSII styled rom
for galaxy ace
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The Serious MOD V1
fir galaxy ace
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The Serious MOD V0
for galaxy gio
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made by Robinandroid
about number 5 and using odin in general
Hi. Thanks a lot guys for your effort in helping out a newbie.
I'm a bit confused about using odin. Is odin like the "safer" way to flash ROMs?
I know I can flash a ROM via booting into recovery, then "install update from sd card", and selecting the ROM. Does Odin do the same thing? When exactly should Odin be used? Only when I want to go back to my original stock firmware AND the original/stock recovery?
Thanks!
As far I know, ODIN is only for flashing stock ROM's.
And well, even if it can be used to flash custom rom's,please do not use it. ODIN can brick your phone. Flashing via recovery is the most safest way
further clarification
Hey guys, thanks a lot. Please clear these up for me:
1. If I am now on stock ROM (never flashed a custom ROM before), then I flash a custom ROM like TheMyth ICS Beta 2 Full, and wish to go back to my stock ROM (which was backed up with clockworkmod recovery), do I simply boot into cwm recovery and restore the stock ROM or do I use Odin?
2. If I am now on stock ROM (never flashed a custom ROM before), then I flash a custom ROM like TheMyth ICS Beta 2 Full, and wish to try another custom ROM like cyanogenMod, should I just flash cyanogenMod with cwm recovery? Meaning, from TheMyth ICS Beta 2 Full straight to CyanogenMod via cwm recovery? Or do I have to go back to stock ROM, as well as stock recovery, by using Odin, and then flash cyangogenMod via stock recovery?
3. If I am now on stock ROM and wish to upgrade to an official android version thru samfirmware.com, do I simply flash it with the stock recovery or do I have to use Odin?
Thanks a lot guys!
1- yes
2- yes, straight away. no need to go to stock rom
3- odin

how to have 5 ROM on Razr/Maxx | MULTIBOOT

hi all motorola fans
today i want to learn you how can install 5 custom rom side your stock FW
1st : you need be on stock JB 4.1.2
2nd you need to download SafeStrap from there : http://goo.im/devs/Hashcode/spyder/Safestrap-JB41-3.07.apk
install SafeStrap as normal app than open it and touch on install recovery and wait to complete
than download any custom rom and put zip file in phone memory
reboot your phone
wow you see new screen touch on menu key and go to recovery
in recovery 1st you need to make new partion for any custom rom you want to install so touch on boot options and go to rom-slot-1 and put data partion size on 1GB and create rom slot, wait to complete
go you 1st page and this time touch on install
find your zip file and let to install
do it for other 3 custom rom
for boot :
go to boot options touch on rom-slot-1 (any partion you install your rom) and touch on active
than go back and touch on reboot
WARNING : you can install only rom with same base "base mean jb ics" and version is not matter "4.1.2 and 4.2.2 have same base"
Well, this is basic knowledge for each user, so it's good to share it. But you could extend it with some important details, like:
+SS AOSP Roms have restrictions to Rom slots (e.g. CM10.1 must be on Slot 1, etc)
+Handling of backups, selective backups, restoring, moving systems, etc
+Usage of TWRP File Explorer
+Ability of ADB
+Unbrick solution (given by the tools and options given by SS)
Only to mention some of them Why not making this a real SS tutorial?
Do you know if there is a way to fix the problem while flashing to stock slot:
E:Unable to unmount /system
I cannot flash anything to stock slot.
Olao99 said:
Do you know if there is a way to fix the problem while flashing to stock slot:
E:Unable to unmount /system
I cannot flash anything to stock slot.
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Safestrap won't flash on stock. You need to use bmm.
Sent from my OG RAZR
DiRtY UnIcOrNs, JBX kernel, Viper4android Fx
s27moto said:
hi all motorola fans
today i want to learn you how can install 5 custom rom side your stock FW
1st : you need be on stock JB 4.1.2
2nd you need to download SafeStrap from there : http://goo.im/devs/Hashcode/spyder/Safestrap-JB41-3.07.apk
install SafeStrap as normal app than open it and touch on install recovery and wait to complete
than download any custom rom and put zip file in phone memory
reboot your phone
wow you see new screen touch on menu key and go to recovery
in recovery 1st you need to make new partion for any custom rom you want to install so touch on boot options and go to rom-slot-1 and put data partion size on 1GB and create rom slot, wait to complete
go you 1st page and this time touch on install
find your zip file and let to install
do it for other 3 custom rom
for boot :
go to boot options touch on rom-slot-1 (any partion you install your rom) and touch on active
than go back and touch on reboot
WARNING : you can install only rom with same base "base mean jb ics" and version is not matter "4.1.2 and 4.2.2 have same base"
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a little help for other
mokee to slot 1
carbon to slot 1
buttered to slot 1
avatar to slot 1
art v3.1 to slot 1
paranoid to slot 1
miui v4 to all
pacman v5 to slot 2
dirty to slot 2
jelly 4.33 to slot3
cyanogen 10.1 to slot 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT_Foay4dUs&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Sent from my HTC Butterfly using Tapatalk 4 Beta

CM 11 to CM 9 Downgrade ( Yaffs2 to ext4 )

Verdict Device :- Samsung Galaxy Ace(I) 5830i (cooperve)
I have a problem downgrading to CM 9 after installing a CM 11 nightly through a MTD CWM Recovery. I've searched but no success so far. I've tried doing the following things so far:-
1. Flashed Stock ROM via Odin
Successfully flashes but then fails to mount /data (probably because its still yaffs2)
2. Flashed stock based and CM9 via the MTD recovery.
Shows Installed but doesn't boot. Because it writes to EMMC but I have MTD.
3. Flashed modded CM9 zip with CM 11 updater binary and script.
No boot.
4. Used a custom made update zip for formatting partitions to ext4 but after flashing CM9. No boot.
NOTE:- The only recovery that can mount the partitions on my device is 6.0.5.3 with MTD.
Please help :thumbup:

facing storage issue in note 3 after flashing custom rom

today i have faced a issue after flashing cyphoros don't know exactly what happnd but after flashing it my storage space become half of original storage the storage was before flashing is 32gb but after flashing it will become 16gn don't know how it happns so i check ram also but it is normal 2890mb anyone have idea about this
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