[Custom Recovery] Xionia Clockwork (CWMA v1.2518.6)

i just rooted my brothers lg optimus s and idk how to put this recovery on his phone so he can run reborn... please help...
Make sure you have the SDK tool installed on computer, the lastest LG drivers for phone install on computer.
Now what step are you stuck on?


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Make sure that if typed su first. And that you have the right commands in the begining. (Cat, mnv, ect..)
 
Let me get this straight you cant put the xionia clockwork recovery on your phone through the phone you have to do it through command lines. Is there a video on how to do all this not sure how to use adb or sdk.
 
Let me get this straight you cant put the xionia clockwork recovery on your phone through the phone you have to do it through command lines. Is there a video on how to do all this not sure how to use adb or sdk.


there's not a video but using terminal emulator all the commands are the same after "adb shell". so move everything that you're going to need from the download folder to the root of the sd card, and then open terminal emulator and start on the command AFTER adb shell
 
If i were to use the computer do i use adb or sdk. I do like the terminal emulator need to look into that a little more. But i do want to know how to do it through the computer so how would i do that and what do i need and how to i start it all. I dont know where to put all the programs that i would need or how to start. thank you.
 
first before anything you need this. You also need this, look at the bottom of the list and get either the windows 32 bit or windows 64 bit depending on if you have windows 32 or 64 bit.

the sdk in question is the google Android SDK, that software development kit has adb in it, so you need to go pick that up, the downloader itself doesn't take too long but once it starts downloading all the updates, go make a sandwich and a drink, sit and enjoy.

if you're a windows user keep reading, if you're a linux user, you already know how to do this in linux anyways, and if you're a Apple user, well you spent way to much money for absolutely no reason, should keep doing it the long way and should to keep taking it up the... ok rant over
here are a few things I'd recommend doing and in this order, the link i gave you will take you to a location do download a zip file, extract the file to C:/Android the directory wont be there so make it first or be running your zip extractor of choice as administrator. Once thats done open C:/android and run the file sdk manager, it will automagicly bring up a update prompt, click update all/accept all, and go have that sandwich, when it's done close both the update window and the command prompt window. right click on [My]Computer select properties, advanced system settings, open the advanced tab and click environment variables. in the bottom half click CLASSPATH, then click edit, and add ";c:/android/platform-tools/adb.exe;c:/android/screencast.jnlp;" click ok, then in the bottom box again, scroll down to PATH, click edit and add, ";C:/android;C:/android/platform-tools;" click ok, scroll down to PATHEXT, click edit and add, ";.jnlp;" this one is for screen cast which you'll think is cool so get it here. i recommend saving this file to C:/android, and renaming it from androidscreencast.jnlp to just screencast.jnlp considering we edited the system variables just this in the first place...


once all these things have been done restart you computer, and open up cmd, make sure your phone is just plugged into your computer, and type in "screencast" hit enter and play with your phone for a second.

now that the cool screen cast thing is over, open up CMD type in what ever your adb commands are, adb push..., adb shell..., adb reboot recovery..., ect.
 
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Except that that custom recovery doesnt actually support all Optimus Ss, so you should probably be using xionia. Xionia custom recover has drivers for both newer and older screens where as thunderc only has the drivers for the older screen. Both recoveries are great for older releases of our phone, but only xiona works for all of them.
 
Except that that custom recovery doesnt actually support all Optimus Ss, so you should probably be using xionia. Xionia custom recover has drivers for both newer and older screens where as thunderc only has the drivers for the older screen. Both recoveries are great for older releases of our phone, but only xiona works for all of them.
If you have a newer optimus s and you use thunder you could just end up with a black screen when in recovery. I would just stick with Xionia



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I'm an idiot. I was going to flash a rom so I formatted Boot System Data and Cache then before I flashed my rom i was an idiot and i hit reboot phone..... can anybody help me boot this thing back into recovery or do I have to try the KDZ unbrick?
 
I'm an idiot. I was going to flash a rom so I formatted Boot System Data and Cache then before I flashed my rom i was an idiot and i hit reboot phone..... can anybody help me boot this thing back into recovery or do I have to try the KDZ unbrick?

You could try the concurrent three button "menu +volume down +power" after pulling the battery to effect a power down. Release all 3 buttons when you see the lg logo.
 
You could try the concurrent three button "menu +volume down +power" after pulling the battery to effect a power down. Release all 3 buttons when you see the lg logo.

Nope, the phone just starts to get a little warm and the lg screen stays on forever
 
Nope, the phone just starts to get a little warm and the lg screen stays on forever

You need to release all three buttons at the same time, at the start up of the lg logo. Maybe try a couple more times?

You could also try to use the following adb commands, if you left usb debugging checked. I am doubtful though since these usually have to be issued on a booted device, either at recovery or on a booted rom.

adb shell
reboot recovery
 
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Adb was a good idea but it didn't work either. Time after time i couldn't get it to recovery or anything else. I had to end up taking it to the Sprint Store where they are getting me a replacement Friday. I can use my old Hero to make calls and text messages over data still as long as i have a wifi connection (thank god for google voice and sprint integration)

Thanks anyways.
 
first before anything you need this. You also need this, look at the bottom of the list and get either the windows 32 bit or windows 64 bit depending on if you have windows 32 or 64 bit.

the sdk in question is the google Android SDK, that software development kit has adb in it, so you need to go pick that up, the downloader itself doesn't take too long but once it starts downloading all the updates, go make a sandwich and a drink, sit and enjoy.

if you're a windows user keep reading, if you're a linux user, you already know how to do this in linux anyways, and if you're a Apple user, well you spent way to much money for absolutely no reason, should keep doing it the long way and should to keep taking it up the... ok rant over
here are a few things I'd recommend doing and in this order, the link i gave you will take you to a location do download a zip file, extract the file to C:/Android the directory wont be there so make it first or be running your zip extractor of choice as administrator. Once thats done open C:/android and run the file sdk manager, it will automagicly bring up a update prompt, click update all/accept all, and go have that sandwich, when it's done close both the update window and the command prompt window. right click on [My]Computer select properties, advanced system settings, open the advanced tab and click environment variables. in the bottom half click CLASSPATH, then click edit, and add ";c:/android/platform-tools/adb.exe;c:/android/screencast.jnlp;" click ok, then in the bottom box again, scroll down to PATH, click edit and add, ";C:/android;C:/android/platform-tools;" click ok, scroll down to PATHEXT, click edit and add, ";.jnlp;" this one is for screen cast which you'll think is cool so get it here. i recommend saving this file to C:/android, and renaming it from androidscreencast.jnlp to just screencast.jnlp considering we edited the system variables just this in the first place...


once all these things have been done restart you computer, and open up cmd, make sure your phone is just plugged into your computer, and type in "screencast" hit enter and play with your phone for a second.

now that the cool screen cast thing is over, open up CMD type in what ever your adb commands are, adb push..., adb shell..., adb reboot recovery..., ect.




do you believe that i don't have CLASSPATH, on my laptop so i have to do re download everything to my desktop computer now thanks for the help
 
do you believe that i don't have CLASSPATH, on my laptop so i have to do re download everything to my desktop computer now thanks for the help

lmfao, actually no i don't believe that post a screen shot, i gotta see this ****... also classpath i'm only 50% sure you need, i'm pretty sure you just need path and pathext set up.
 
I got everything i need on my desktop i have xp by the way. Do i go to start then run do i type in #shell or adb shell Sorry for all the questions im just trying to get all this right and not brick the damn thing lol