It doesn't work. I have an old screen OV. I first tried installing with the app I made... it hung on the part where it flashes and then when I rebooted to recovery I got fastboot.
Then to make sure it wasn't my apps fault, I went the old manual terminal way and it flashed but upon reboot I got a black screen.
No cigar.
It doesn't work. I have an old screen OV. I first tried installing with the app I made... it hung on the part where it flashes and then when I rebooted to recovery I got fastboot.
Then to make sure it wasn't my apps fault, I went the old manual terminal way and it flashed but upon reboot I got a black screen.
No cigar.
Now it sounds like he forgot the old screen drivers... but its using mrgs kernel...
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I don't know anything about recoveries... but I bet its hard to build them for a phone you don't own
I don't know anything about recoveries... but I bet its hard to build them for a phone you don't own
$ . build/envsetup.sh
$ lunch <DEVICE>
$ make recoveryimage
So now what since it didn't work....
I've done it. Its not that hard. Lol. But really depends on the phone.
Try the Optimus Elite if you would like a challenge. LOL
We have root, we have roms, but no recovery.
Um... roms but no recovery? No comprendo...
Any way we could invite Koush into this conversation? It might help if he can see some feedback on what's working and what's not.
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not a good idea... hed get pissed off and wouldnt help us at all haha
+1, amendment accepted
And yes I agree. Koush not releasing sources is way uncool. Not illegal since it's not technically GPL, just uncool.
CWM is open source.
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_bootable_recovery
So is the device repo used to build the thunderc recovery:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_lge_thunderc/tree/ics
Hell, I even provide resources (and my personal build server) to build CWM (and touch) from source:
Recovery Builder
Might I suggest less ... about what an ... I am, and more fixing. This is what most device communities do. If you provide a fix, I'd be happy to build and publish it.
Instead, all I get are remarks on my twitter about how I need to unpublish thunderc. Even though it *worked* when I originally published it. Absolutely no information beyond that as to what the problem is, let alone a fix.
Getting a recovery built (or updated) and published to ROM Manager is not a difficult process. Fix the problem, open an issue on github, ask me to build it. I do this many times a week, for various device maintainers. The process is very well detailed here:
My Brain Hurts: Porting Clockwork Recovery to New Devices
Hell, I just built and published 6 new device recoveries while responding to this.
https://github.com/koush/ROMManagerManifest/commit/0b7d56f9dd2e71138579c5c315a654ac82e35881
So, once again, provide me with a recovery image or device config repository that works, and I can probably fix the issue.
... I linked you to a repo that works. I even linked you to a ... recovery! You completely refused to cooperate with me on twitter. Use github.com/BobZhome/android_device_lge_thunderc.
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Thanks for effectively proving proving my point.
You seriously think twitter is the proper forum to collaborate on development work and report bugs? Do you think I go and read every single mention I get? In the past day, I've gotten around ~200 mentions.
...
Did you even read the "porting" guide? It explicitly states to report issues on github. That's actually how I found out about this thread. Someone actually knew how to be properly proactive about getting a fix (tvall43).
https://github.com/koush/ROMManagerManifest/pull/407#issuecomment-7503856
I dont use github.