I have UNLOCKED BOOTLOADER & ROOTED...
Also flashed TWRP Recovery and faced touch is not working until screen gets OFF...
So i am looking for CWM Recovery...
Is our Device(MOTO E) has CWM Recovery ?
mrpkarthik said:
I have UNLOCKED BOOTLOADER & ROOTED...
Also flashed TWRP Recovery and faced touch is not working until screen gets OFF...
So i am looking for CWM Recovery...
Is our Device(MOTO E) has CWM Recovery ?
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nope, CWM is not there for Moto E...
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when i install CWM in whichever color i like, the install is successful. when i boot into recovery for the first time, yes, the cwm recovery comes up. howver, any time after that when i boot into recovery i get the stock android recovery? Why? it is worthy to note that i am not rooted and im running 2.3.6 bell UNLOCKED bootloader.
Are you trying to use romracer's recovery? Or are you just installing CWM from the market? You might try flashing update.zip from stock recovery.
it happened to me when i tried flashing cwm for the first time !!
Then i tried flashing it with fastboot and it worked !!
try using fastboot commands with the recovery.img !!
rom racer's recovery is good but i myself use touch recovery !!
I am bit confused yesterday when I installed the ClockWorkMod Recovery Touch by Koush, after installing it via the recovery, it was working well but then when I boot again to recovery mode, it returned to the CMW-Based Recovery.
I think the CMW-Based was installed during my first CF-Rooting.
So now, what is the difference between ChainFire's CWM-Based and Koush's CWM Recovery?
TIA
Recovery is linked to the kernel, any recovery you flash independently of a kernel will not persist after reboot.
Non-touch one is old recovery and touch one is new with "touch" as the only difference
sahibunlimited said:
Non-touch one is old recovery and touch one is new with "touch" as the only difference
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I know that mate, but it works once during installation then after booting to recovery again, I am still geting the CWM-Based Recovery instead of CWM-Touch Recovery, make sense?
Also, Chainfire published the CWM-based while Koush's owns the CWM-Recovery.
Have you an app CWM that is touch recovery .
But a CWM and rooted kernel that is an older CWM recovery .
jje
Yes it is the older CWM, I want to replace it with the Touch version, but it will only work once. After installing and reboot again to recovery mode, I am still getting the old CWM.
Root + CWM .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1103399
jje
i have lg p765 with unlocked bootloader (just yesterday). After rooting the phone I installed cwm recovery 6.0.1.9 by artas using recovery installer.
Now as kk roms work only on 6.0.4.x I tried to flash new recovery many times but after flashing new recovery phone directly boots into recovery after 2-3 seconds of LG logo. So I have to restore using my previous backup.
So even after unlocking the bootloader I am unable install roms.
Please help ... How to fix this cwm bootloop?
Can anybody give me working recovery and how to use it ?(for my older recovery I had to press vol down button after blinking of lights)
Is it ok to flash twrp over cwm or do i need to remove cwm first. Hi i have been searching for this particular topic and found no definite answer. I am currently trying to flash blisspop rom on my phone and it says to use the latest twrp recovery. The problem is I have cwm installed on my phone. So my question is ok to flash twrp over cwm or set my default recovery to twrp
@onedaynerd: simply replace CWM with TWRP 2.8.6.1 by Odin. Ashame TWRP can't read/restore CWM-backups.
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Is it ok to flash twrp over cwm or do i need to remove cwm first. Hi i have been searching for this particular topic and found no definite answer. I am currently trying to flash blisspop rom on my phone and it says to use the latest twrp recovery. The problem is I have cwm installed on my phone. So my question is ok to flash twrp over cwm or set my default recovery to twrp
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As far as I know, there will/can be only one recovery. Any recovery can be overwritten by the other. Just flash the new recovery and it automatically replaces the old one.
Example, If you are currently having CWM then boot into CWM recovery and flash the TWRP recovery zip file and reboot the device. Check the recovery by booting into recovery again. Now you will find TWRP as your recovery. CWM will be gone.
Hi,I have a rooted z2 I have twrp recovery but lately I cant boot to recovery, I tried a lot of ways but non works what can I do?
Reflash your recovery.