debh945
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Decided to try this, and it works well...
Sent from my LS670 using Tapatalk
+1 No issues, and the ability to restore the two different nands is very cool!
Decided to try this, and it works well...
Sent from my LS670 using Tapatalk
+1 No issues, and the ability to restore the two different nands is very cool!
I'm having trouble restoring new ones. For example if I restore from /sdcard/nandroid it works. But if i make a new one and restore it, all my signatures are screwed up.
My theory is that the new nandroid md5sum after its dumped but doesn't appear to verify the contents as they are dumped.
My point is, have any of you had an issue restoring from a NEW nandroid dump CREATED WITH CWMA? If not, maybe it is just my SDCard giving out lol
Ahh, yeah you are right. I was able to create a backup this morning using your recovery but when I try to restore it just takes me back to the main recovery screen. If I try to restore a backup from last week, it looks like I can do it (takes me to the no no no no no yes screen, etc).
Did you update to .1? That should be fixed. Mine restores but it seems to corrupt something because I have PowerManagement boot loop, which usually happens if SettingsProvider.apk is unsigned or corrupted. meh.
Also any backups that were created in GNM's recovery are 100% working for restore, since thats whats saving my bum now. lol.
Holy crap was I confused! Zefie - in the new .1 recovery .rar you named the image recovery.img and not the name you refer to in the commands so I was getting: "error opening /sdcard/xionia_cwma_1258.1.img: No such file or directory"
Tried flashing it twice and realized it's just recovery.img so once I made the change I successfully updated to .1
I was then able to restore this morning's backup created with your original release. I don't know if that helps you or not.
So I am getting this far....
# chmod 755 /system/bin/flash_image
chmod 755 /system/bin/flash_image
# mv /system/etc/install-recovery.sh /system/etc/install-recovery.sh.bak
mv /system/etc/install-recovery.sh /system/etc/install-recovery.sh.bak
failed on '/system/etc/install-recovery.sh' - No such file or directory
What do I need to proceede?
Keep going, that error is good, it means you don't have the file that would try to delete the recovery.
Great, done and working.
Might want to mention that in your command sequence that if it shows up to continue, as to me errors are bad, and I do not like to continue untill it does what it is supposed to do.
Heh.
Can you make a new nandroid backup right now, then reboot back into recovery (look under advanced menu), then wipe and restore (to the one you just created)?
Let me know if the phone boots after restoring the new nandroid.
Made a brand new backup with .1 and rebooted to recovery. Wiped data/cache/dalvik and restored that backup successfully. Rebooted just fine for me!
So...
I'm concerned... I've experienced a few instances where I can't seem to boot into recovery...
(either via adb restart recovery, or by the "three finger salute" method...)
I'm not sure what to think about it at this point... perhaps I have a key dying - phone's only about a month old at this point...
disconcerning anyway...
Edit: at one point, I'd wondered if I'd managed to corrupt my file system on the recovery partition... I've noticed that if it gets corrupted, fsck doesn't seem to do much for you, and only via scripts can you format your partitions...
edit again: I've reverted to the first version again... which seems to work fine when doing an adb reboot (at least at this point)...
Will this recovery work on the V?