[Huawei Ideos X6] Napstar:
Full touch supported Clockworkmod Recovery v5 for Huawei U9000 Ideos X6 phone

which is also known as CherryMobile Magnum, Wellcomm A99, Spice CSL Mi 410

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[Features Working]

Full Touch Panel support for menu navigation

Touch gesture support added for Go back and page up/down actions

ICS like menu buttons as an added option for menu navigation :)

All harware keys functionality retained. ;)

Advanced Backup option for backing up in either TAR or IMG format. (Might be useful for Custom ROM developers using dsixda's kitchen)

Restore

Install From Zip

ADB recovery support

Mounting sd card as USB storage device from recovery

[Requirements]

One of these mobiles: CherryMobile Magnum, Wellcomm A99, Spice CSL Mi 410etc. (with any ROM installed, rooted / un-rooted)

USB data cable

[ Downloads]

Full Touch supported CWM based recovery v5.0.2.7

CWM based recovery v5.0.2.7

[Installation Instructions]

[Using CWM recovery]

Copy CWM recovery-fb0-v5_signed.zipin sdcard

Boot into recovery (Steps are given below for how-to-boot-into-recovery)

Use "install zip from sdcard" option

Locate and choose CWM recovery-fb0-v5_signed.zip from sdcard for instllation

After installation reboot into recovery (advanced > Reboot recovery)

[Using USB cable]

Extract recovery.img from CWM recovery-fb0-v5_signed.zip

Power off your phone. Now press Volume UP + Power button to enter in Download mode (Please keep Volume UP button pressed for a second before pressing Power button)

Connect your phone to PC via USB and wait until USB-Storage device appears on your PC (In Linux, you might see loads of new devices being mounted. But we are concerned about the device with name as 'FIH')

Replace file recovery.img inside the folder image (In windows, X:\image\, where X is drive letter for new USB device)

Safely remove USB device to ensure complete file copy

Disconnect phone from PC

Remove battery of your phone to power off and then start it again.

[Instructions to boot into recovery]

[Using ADB]

If your phone is up and running then connect it to PC

Issue following command through terminal / Command prompt

adb reboot recovery

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[Without PC - Using your phones hardware keys]

Power off your phone

Now press Volume UP + Volume DOWN + Power (As said before, please press Volume keys for a second before pressing Power button)

The phone will take few seconds (5 - 10 secs) to boot into recovery mode (It will show splash screen before booting into recovery)

[Navigation]

[Touch inputs]
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Use touch panel buttons at the bottom of screen for navigations.

Hover finger over menu buttons on screen and lift your finger on desired selection when it gets highlighted.

Use touch panel's back or device key's back button for return action.

Check out this video to know how about.

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[Device keys]
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Select = Power & Search

Move Up = Home & Vol-Up

Move Down = Menu & Vol-Down

Back = Back

Please refer to his post and image for for more details.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16248065&postcount=426

Originally Posted by tj_style

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[Problems]

Currently gesture support is not included for menu navigation.

Same issue with using "USB Safely remove" option. Please refer to this thread for possible solutions. [Unofficial][Recovery][Ideos X6] CWM Recovery 4.0.1.4 [Update]

Beware, some of your earlier Backups might just show md5sum mismatch. [happened with me] So just keep earlier recovery update.zip in /sdcard, just in case.

The backup format for this recovery is .tar and not .img, this is done [not by me, by koush and CWM developers ;)] to reduce size of each backup. So, backup generated by using this version are not supported by earlier Recovery releases. But this release can use earlier releases' backup.

[Disclaimer]

I am not to be held liable/responsible if you damage your phone by following/not following this thread.

[Acknowledgement]

koush for his CWM bootable recovery sources.

Steam recovery sources by SteamMOD for touch input related modifications.

k1chy for testing this touch based CWM recovery on his ideosX6 device. (Since my device is bricked right now, I can not test it ;))

P.S.: I have purposefully kept same format as for my older post of CWM Recovery v3, so that it will be helpful for any new user to grasp everything at single place.