ClockworkMod 6.0.0.1 Update (Recovery and Touch Recovery)
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You still use a non touch recovery? Shame on you
haha, i like making my life difficult... i remember seeing some ppl having issues flashing with CWRT, especially the early JB ports... so i never got around to it
so yeah, im still confused - when i reboot system out of recovery now it asks if ROM may flash stock recovery on boot. fix? as mentioned before.... but when i hit "Go Back" it reboots.... weird
link to the CWRT fastboot file?
Fastboot is how the pro's do it, you want to be a pro dontcha?
Weird, as I've said I much prefer TWRP. Their new version from last week or so, 2.2.0 I believe, is great. I can't go back to CWR.
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Fastboot is how the pro's do it, you want to be a pro dontcha?
Weird, as I've said I much prefer TWRP. Their new version from last week or so, 2.2.0 I believe, is great. I can't go back to CWR.
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What's fastboot?
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Fastboot is how your computer talks to your phone when it's in bootloader mode. You can use fastboot to push and write recoveries, kernels, and do an entire system restore using the factory images, among other things. It's the same way we use adb to talk to the phone when it's booted up so can enter commands from the computer. Adb is to android as fastboot is to bootloader.
Or were you asking just to see how much it would irritate me? (answer: a little)
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just flashed CWRtouch... why didnt i do this before!!
question... when i go into Rom Manager, it still says that Current Recovery is ClockworkMod 6.0.0.5, ClockworkMod Touch is available... but i already have touch..
question... when i go into Rom Manager, it still says that Current Recovery is ClockworkMod 6.0.0.5, ClockworkMod Touch is available... but i already have touch..
Fastboot is how your computer talks to your phone when it's in bootloader mode. You can use fastboot to push and write recoveries, kernels, and do an entire system restore using the factory images, among other things. It's the same way we use adb to talk to the phone when it's booted up so can enter commands from the computer. Adb is to android as fastboot is to bootloader.
Or were you asking just to see how much it would irritate me? (answer: a little)
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Lol I would have to know you better to irritate you. Thank you for that explanation though
Now I gotta ask why use fastboot when it's quicker to use your phone all ready to flash it?Sent From My Brain To Yours
Lol I would have to know you better to irritate you. Thank you for that explanation though
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Because apps like ROM Manager fail all the time, and knowing how to use your recovery, use adb, and use fastboot are basic skills all flashers, especially those using a nexus, should have.
Not saying you need to become an expert overnight, but I highly recommend reading up on some of the stickies that explain how to setup and use fastboot. It will give you more options, make you more confident, teach you what you are doing to your phone all this time, and probably save you sooner or later when you have to use it for something
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Make sure in ROM manager that you hit flash touch cwm at the bottom. Once you do, it will update accordingly and will be installed. ROM manager will say cwm, because it still is cwm, but as long as you don't hit flash CWM at the top of the page, it will stay in touch.
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I did a backup with 6.0.0.5 and it seemed to take longer than 5.8.0.2. Maybe just me.
Haven't flashed twrp on here yet (it's on my Kindle though), but the only reason I hadn't before was because all my backups were with cwm, and I didn't want to flash different recoveries to match up with backups... but since I accidentally deleted all my backups, I guess it's twrp time
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Haven't flashed twrp on here yet (it's on my Kindle though), but the only reason I hadn't before was because all my backups were with cwm, and I didn't want to flash different recoveries to match up with backups... but since I accidentally deleted all my backups, I guess it's twrp time
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See... that's more confusing than just fastbooting it.
Listen to 2def peeps, he's an advisor... allow the advice, lol
Fastbooting is definitely easier. You can even just ctrl+shft+right click to open a command window from platform tools where your fastboot.exe is, and as long as you have your recovery you want to flash in there too, you just type fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-6.0.0.5-toro.img
The end. Reboot into your new recovery.
You don't have to setup path variables or anything. Try it, you'll like it. I'd rather donate the $1.99 than pay RM to flash it for me.
Not directed at you 7, just took the opportunity for a general comment because I'm slightly drunk
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See... that's more confusing than just fastbooting it.
Listen to 2def peeps, he's an advisor... allow the advice, lol
Fastbooting is definitely easier. You can even just ctrl+shft+right click to open a command window from platform tools where your fastboot.exe is, and as long as you have your recovery you want to flash in there too, you just type fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-6.0.0.5-toro.img
The end. Reboot into your new recovery.
You don't have to setup path variables or anything. Try it, you'll like it. I'd rather donate the $1.99 than pay RM to flash it for me.
Not directed at you 7, just took the opportunity for a general comment because I'm slightly drunk
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No worries, Oxy. I've used both methods and was simply guiding using a typically consistent and mobile way. If one isn't near a computer, ROM manager works 99% of the time.
I agree, though; fastboot is good to know for general and safe practice!
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Lol... right, no intention of bashing on Koush's work, he's like the father of custom recoveries and has done a ton for android, not to mention offers all his recoveries free on his site and does a lot of work for free for the community. Donating to him is a great thing.. I just hate the ROM Manager app and don't recommend people use it at all.. or if you have to, to at least learn how to do things using adb/fastboot commands or through recovery.
Think of it as using cruise control on your car, there's nothing wrong with it, but if it fails all of a sudden you'd better know how to drive!
Think of it as using cruise control on your car, there's nothing wrong with it, but if it fails all of a sudden you'd better know how to drive!
For sure brother! I used to use RM. I had some weird ish happen flashing a recovery through it, then had corrupted backups. Not that it's a big deal to start over and flash stock, but not when it's unexpected. It's like ordering a coke, and when you take a drink it's Dr. Pepper... nothing wrong with it, just not what I was in the mood for, lol.
Wow. Intoxicated. I'm such a light weight! I blame it on my salad lunch and drinking 7 beers before eating dinner.
*buuuuurrrrp*
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While were on the subject on CIockwork, I have a question about it.
Is there a way when manually booting into recovery (vol +/- pwr) to keep from going into Clockwork recovery, without removing the app?
Thanks in advance for the tolerance toward by seemingly noob ?s.
Is there a way when manually booting into recovery (vol +/- pwr) to keep from going into Clockwork recovery, without removing the app?
Thanks in advance for the tolerance toward by seemingly noob ?s.
What, like into Odin? You just hold volume down+power for that. Not sure I completely understood your question though.
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VAVA Mk2
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Just did an update to it so I could make a new Nandroid as I am upgrading to Milestone 6 tonight for AOKP (waiting for the first AOKP build of JB before I move on to the new hotness, although loved my brief taste when I tested out Vicious JB V3). Must say that the new CWM is MUCH FASTER! Gonna make our lives easier Koush is the man! An Android god no doubt!
Koush is the man! An Android god no doubt!
davey11
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OK I have tried nandroid restore on 01 and 05 and both times bootlooped. YMMV
Back on the slower 5802.
Back on the slower 5802.
svfd757
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