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[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] THE-E:
There is not only one 3 button combo:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1390234

Do the one for recovery and not the one for ODIN

greets

THE-E
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Warlord1981:
guyz does anyone know how to remove RZRecovery in order to flash ClockwordMod recover?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] qzem:
You don't need to remove it just flash cwm recovery.img file the same way that you did rzr recovery. I think img file is inside arco68's zip file. It will overwritten rzr recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Warlord1981:
thx qzem :)

so i have to do it with the same way i did RZR? Odin method will not work?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] fender90:
Flashing with Odin works, and to flash via ADB you'll have to type the name of the .img file you want to flash instead of the RZR one
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] chocolemon:
i have done all the step you mention ...

now im having a little bit of a problem with the CMD

ok i type the directory and cmd found it ...

and then what do i do ?? how do i type the code ??

C:\Windows\system32>adb shell

'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.

i dont really know how to use cmd tho .. sorry for this noob questionPROBLEM SOLVE

ok the problem is solve now but how do i flash kp roms ?http://www.mediafire.com/?xnw2raw1daeeny4
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
Welcome to the Club.............
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] chocolemon:
oh yeah i also got the E:mis not found bla bla bla thing

and the link for the img seems to be broken ??

dropbox isnt it ?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
Ignore the E: error...it is a bug :)

KP link for the ROM is working rite ?

I believe the steps are at the 1st page........
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] chocolemon:
yes i download both and the extra ... i want to flash the OC version

Can you explain how can i flash it ?? do i need to transfer the kp file into internal Sd and use cmd and terminal emulator to flash it ?? or do i just flash using recovery mode?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
Recovery..........
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] chocolemon:
The E:Can't Find misc <<< not a fking bug .... i cant flash kerza roms because it still says E:Cant Find Misc
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
Have told you to ignore it...UGPM..
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] xcxa23:
hey guys, the link is down, can anyone mirror the file pls?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
I think I may have it but in my archieve....later bad BW now....
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
https://www.box.com/shared/c0dfee308b99f7728229

Thanks....:)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] qzem:
Hey, can some one please provide file partitions? It should be in folder /proc/.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
Hi man.....

http://db.tt/csqJaqGV

/proc/partitions

Changed to partitions.txt

OK??
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
Time to revamp 1st post....:)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] qzem:
Thanks :D!

Hey I've used your box link in the first post. Just until I upload it to some server :). I hope you don't mind?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
Not at all...just a backup mirror just in case....
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
Samsung Galaxy W i8150 RZRecovery

Due to high demand with at least 60 downloads a day :)

Here is another mirror Samsung Galaxy W i8150 RZRecovery

P/S - It's a Mediafire :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] qzem:
First post updated, with new link andynroid has provided!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Mario Christian Oquias:
Thanks fir this
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ChevanLemon:
Can I ask something as follow:

1. What is the different between RZRecovery and Clockworkmod Recovery?

2. What is the different between these recovery and other custom ROM?

3. At other article I found that I must have Clockwordmod Recovery installed on my phone before I can install the RZRecovery, is it true?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] iDelta:
1.Something.

2. Okay, get this right. ROMs and Recoveries are two completely different things. Never confuse them. Recovery is what you use to flash stuff, whether its a ROM, a mod or a theme. A ROM is the so-called what the phone operates on.

3.No.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ChevanLemon:
Sorry but I have another question,

I could install or flash the RZRecovery with Odin or Adb Shell, right? then can I just flash an custom ROM through Odin or Adb Shell?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
I´m not sure this will work. RZRecovery is a great recovery when used together with stock ROMs or some customized Samsung ROMs, but with CM ROMs you should better use CWMRecovery as this is made to fit with ClockworkMod ROMs.

As long I was using Samsung ROMs I also was using RZRecovery. Liked the possibility to name the backups and being able to compress the whole backup. This I missed most in CWM. However sometimes RZRecovery created a corrupted backup, so I had to always make two of them in case one got corrupted for some reason.

Today I wouldn´t use it anymore. It´s not developed further, so there are also no bugfixes. And the secound reason is, you get the same by using TWRP Recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ChevanLemon:
Sorry but I still don't understand:( and sorry that this might be a basic, silly questions. I just want to know exactly what Im getting myself into with a Sammy device before I try to experiment on it.

So what is the difference between Odin and RZRecovery/CWM Recovery?

I know that RZRecovery and CWMRecovery is the same, which is a flashing recovery, Correct me if I'm wrong!

Then I also read that Odin was a tools of software that was first leaked back a couple years ago from Samsung. Samsung uses or used it to "flash" or "install" firmware/os/kernels/radio's onto the devices. So it is a program you use to flash phones, Correct me if Im wrong as well!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] iDelta:
Okay, lets get this straight. Odin, ROMs, kernels and recoveries are completely different things. Here's a guide to what is what: here. Just ignore anything which has the word "Motorola" or "SBF" or "fastboot" as this is from the Motorola Atrix section. Only read about rooting, ADB, ROMs, kernels and ClockWorkMOD recovery.

Odin is a (yes, it is leaked) software that you can flash recoveries, basebands (what you humans call "radio") and stock rom. Nothing else (that I know of). Kernels and ROMs are all flashed by recovery.

LASTLY... Don't use RZRecovery anymore. Its not up to date anymore. Use the latest version of CWM provided by arco. And since I'm such a nice guy, here's the link.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Wrong. If they were the same, they would be also called the same. It´s not the same. Both are recoveries but if you simply say they are all the same you wouldn´t need to replace the stock recovery with a different one. This is like you were saying Jelly Beans is the same like Gingerbread or Windows 8 is the same like Windows for Workgroups. Ok not Workgroups, but for example Windows 2000.

RZRecovery is outdated. No support and no bugfixes anymore. So either use CWM Recovery or if you want to be more comfortable go with TWRP Recovery. It has some nice benefits over CWM like a touch interface, the ability to set custom names for the backups and to make compressed backups. CWM is more straight and simple structured, but it´s doing its job really good. CWM 5 creates always full backups whereas CWM 6 is doing incremental backups. TWRP is doing full backups too but can compress them and so reduce the size by a few 100MBs at best.

So TWRP is more like a pimped and continued RZ Recovery which is still developed further. The choice is yours but using RZ Recovery at this stage is not really a good decision. There were no bugfixes since almost 2 years. It´s simply not up to date and sometimes a bit buggy.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Adam Hui:
Hi qzem or folks..

Thanks so much for ur effort. ..it must be very useful for every one to avoid yellow triangle by increasing flash counter.. yes it does..

I've successfully flashed recovery in my i8150 with this adb tutor & I need to do it again in another phone my i9305 which I can't find adb tutor like this at i9305 forum.

I've downloaded i9305_cwm_revovery.img by codeworkx

The question is can I do this adb trick in my i9305 without making harm to my phone?

Or there's another command specified to i9305?

Sorry for this linux noobish & please help...
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] iDelta:
Maybe you should ask the specific QnA section.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Maybe you didn´t notice, but qzem isn´t active here around anymore. (Though by watching his statistics you would see where he is active now.)

So well each device has it´s own specific path. You will need to ask in the i9305 section for it, but not here. Chances are high the path is identical for a Samsung device, but that´s not always the case. If you have a flashable zip for this device you can also watch it and find the path there.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wingser:
When i rooted my phone my contrast seems off.. The sceen just looks like its lost its quality and its the only thing that bothers me. Any help?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19927024&postcount=6491

he has the same problem i think, but i cant post in that thread, so yeah.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Factory reset .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wingser:
tried that, it didnt really work ^^

but i just installed the newest firmware using odin and that fixed it! so its solved :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saturn:
hi all

anyone know a way to delete userdata using fast boot

my galaxy nexus is dead and i can't delete the userdata using fastboot

please see my attached picture of the bootloader

i am looking for a way to make the phone work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike1986.:
You can't enter recovery?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saturn:
i manage to flash cmw and go into recovery

if you notice in my picture i have something like that

signing - engineering

maybe because of that i have issues with booting the phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jayharper08:
Please keep questions out of the development section. I hope you find your answer. :) Development section is strictly for roms, kernels, etc. that is ready for download.

Sent from the MIUI powered 3d
[General Questions and Answers] R7R12:
I want in you can the program SpeakToIt to be compiled for windows mobile.

And can you tell me some variants of programs like SpeakToIt or Vlingo.

Thank you and sorry bad English
[General Questions and Answers] maverick7286:
Hello.

I want to uninstall revolutionary CWm 4.0 from my htc sensation 4g. Please guide me. I m not able to update to the new OTA released by t mobile.

Thnaks in advance for all the help..:)

Best regards,

Sam
[HTC Amaze 4G] johnk1973:
I have a program to sync the internal clock every three days to the atomic clock (I'm not expecting it to be as good as that!) but on average it's out by nearly 30sec every three days, 10sec a day! WOW!

Anyone else noticed this?

I would expect maybe no more than 0.5sec every day for a device like this.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Spovik:
Are you stock? I'd set my network to 2g only, but if I powered off and then back on, it would be reset to both on stock, but when I rooted, the problem went away.

I only bring it up in case the date/time setting is another of those toggles that doesn't save and therefore resetting your date/time with the network.
[HTC Amaze 4G] stevedebi:
My amaze keeps asking me for the time zone when it powers up. The only way around it is to disable network time.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Michael Milken:
Just got a HTC Evo 4G last week. I've had it in the Otterbox Defender case since day one. Lately, I've been trying to find a screen protector that covers the whole face of the phone. I've been unsuccessful in doing that. But, a guy was telling me that without a screen protector, the Evo's screen is hard to scratch. He told me that if I kept the phone in the Otterbox (which has a screen protector of it's own), that the phone would most likely never scratch.

Is there any truth to this?
[EVO 4G Accessories] alxrock:
Gorilla Glass is used for the Evo's screen and it's super durable. I used to use a screen protector (which ended up getting pretty scratched up), but I've been going without one for about 6 months and my screen is fine. I guess I really never needed the screen protector in the first place.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Michael Milken:
Thanks for the answer.
[EVO 4G Accessories] a senile fungus:
Where does it say that's the Evo's screen is gorilla glass?

I've never read that anywhere.

It certainly may be difficult to scratch but that doesn't make it gorilla glass.

@op

My brother had his evo in the otterbox and some sand got in between the screen protector and the screen and it wreaked havoc. It was extremely scratched...

You can buy some cheap screen protectors on eBay for a couple bucks.

~ I'm a fungi
[EVO 4G Accessories] alxrock:
Gorilla Glass website here under HTC

The EVO 4G, EVO 3D and EVO Shift all are listed.

I didn't know that it was Gorilla Glass for the first year of owning my EVO, but was relieved when I found out. Since then, I've been going without a screen protector.
[EVO 4G Accessories] aaronagis:
strong enough?

One of my friends got into a motorcycle accident with his EVO in his pocket, and the phone was literally curved like a C shape from the impact, the screen was all cracked, but still continued to function okay... haha
[EVO 4G Accessories] _TXN_:
I landscaped all summer and my Evo screen was scratched pretty badly. Don't let anybody tell you that an Evo screen cannot be scratched.
[EVO 4G Accessories] bjones.2385:
Pretty Damn Strong!

I've dropoped my phone four times and all Ive done is ding up the sides but I will say you can't throw it at a pole I tried and the screen did not succeed I was out a hundred dollars for insurance payment. THe evo is one strong phone that just keeps giving.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Michael Milken:
Well, I wasn't asking this because I planned on using my EVO for anything extreme. I asked to see whether or not putting a screen protector on while using an otterboor a ballistic case was a big deal.
[EVO 4G Accessories] alxrock:
I would say in the end it depends on what you do with your phone. I keep mine in my pocket (not with my keys or change or anything that could scratch the screen) most of the day and am mindful about where I set my phone, so I go without the screen protector.

If your phone is more exposed to things that will scratch it up, then I'd say grab a screen protector.

My wife keeps a screen protector on hers, since she keeps hers in her purse and it tends to get jumbled around with her keys and such.

The screen is tough and scratch resistant, but not scratch proof. You'd probably be safe from light scratches.
[EVO 4G Accessories] jmcamz2899:
I have dropped mine numerous times and the screen has held up longer than then case.
[EVO 4G Accessories] 1FstYOTA:
Screen is strong lcd is not, punched the **** out of it one time the glass was fine LCD shattered.
[EVO 4G Accessories] DonSolo:
The evo 4g's screen is strong!! I ran my evo over (by accident of course) and the screen DID crack but it worked perfectly fine! The evo will last under all basic drops, bams, and ninks lol!! There isn't a cellphone out today that can last under extreme conditions like being nuked, motor accidents, being fired at upon a firing squad, OF COURSE lol
[EVO 4G Accessories] P_M_G:
I wonder if the Gorilla Glass is only on the newer hardware spec models since I don't remember this being mentioned when I bought mine shortly after release. that site quoted also lists the Epic 4G which my wife and daughter have and I notice that theirs also seems to be more reistant to fingerprint smudges, while my OG Evo needs a wipedown after any use at all...
[EVO 4G Accessories] thefreeaccount2:
Sand = quartz = lots of tiny EXTREMELY hard crystals with very sharp edges
[EVO 4G Accessories] a senile fungus:
Exactly.

That is why it might behoove somebody like my brother to have a screen protector underneath the screen shield on his case.

PS thanks for the science lesson ;-)

~ I'm a fungi
[EVO 4G Accessories] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Sand is actually silica not quartz, some sand is up to 90% calcium from coral skeletons but over time that calcium becomes silica

Edit: BTW silica heated and pressed/rolled = glass that's why sand will tear the hell out of glass its fine rough edged and very hard at that size silica crystals are very hard compared to most minerals not quite as hard as diamond but on the upper middle of the scale

Sent From My EViLizED-iCS-EVo4G
[EVO 4G Accessories] BrImStOnE UnLeAsHeD:
Dropped mine out of my shirt pocket last night like ive done probably a hundred times, only this time the screen cracked. Surprised me because ive dropped from higher up on harder surfaces. Mine survived a lot of beatings without anything

Also only ever got one scratch through it all and my keys were the culprit. Had my Evo for about year
[EVO 4G Accessories] popprm:
About a month ago I dropped my phone from less then 2ft off the group. Completely shattered the entire screen. Thankfully my Zagg kept all the tiny peices together and it worked without a hitch. 50 bucks later and I had a new replacment in and I did the swap myself. This new glass feels more durable.

It however is *NOT* Gorilla Glass.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Seechay:
I've thrown mine at walls with a thin rubber backing and it's never cracked o.o
[EVO 4G Accessories] kpfx:
It's strong, until you drop it on a corner...

I feel your pain! From my experience it's the glass digitizer that shatters, not the LCD screen. Quite often it will shatter when dropped at just the right angle, even from as little as 1-ft on a hard floor.

Mine's survived so far (knock on wood) but I've replaced about 4 of them for my co-workers. Luckily the repair isn't too hard and the part is cheap ($15 on eBay). First time I replaced it, took about an hour. Now I can swap them in about 20min.

I'd suggest that unless you think a bunch of sandpaper will be scratching your screen, a simple "bumper" case that adds some protection around the 4 corners is all that's necessary. My EVO is very old and lives in my pockets with keys and coins... yet the screen is scratch free... so really I don't see the need to compromise viewing quality with a screen protector.
[EVO 4G Accessories] MagicalSandwich:
I dropped my phone maybe 4 feet onto cement pretty hard. It got a little scratch and a small crack in the corner. It's a durable phone all right.
[EVO 4G Accessories] thedguy:
I've dropped my phone from over 11ft high and done no damage to the screen. It did however leave a small indent on the outside edge of the casing.

Since then I've dropped my phone from 8ft plus (I'm up on a latter a lot using the phone as a flashlight) and other than marks on the casing this bad boy has held up great.

I've also put tools, screw drivers, wire cutters, pocket knives, etc. in my pocket with the phone on accident. It's got 2 very small marks on the screen.

This mother F***er is tough. I can't replace it with a 3d because I've had this phone go through hell and keep going.
[EVO 4G Accessories] awesomedeals88:
Otter box defender series is a very strong case.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Vulfie:
I tend to be a little rough on my phones, but on my replacement EVO(dropped the first one and shattered the screen, though it still worked) I managed to scratch the dang screen with my nails. I don't have fake nails or even overly sharp ones. When I do grow them out, which they weren't at the time, I always file the edges to round. There is no way that screen is not going to be scratched.

On the topic of screen protectors, I love the STEINHEIL HTC Evo 4G Sprint Screen Protector (Ultra Crystal). It was super clear, fit perfect, didn't feel weird under the fingers, and they gave you two per package. It does need a case to sort of hold down the edges to make sure they don't work their way up like mine did, but with a case it can last for months.
[EVO 4G Accessories] detection:
My Evo survived a few small drops before it took a dive into a mosh pit. Screen shattered and I never saw my battery cover again-I was lucky I got the phone back at all.

Replacement screen is only like 12 bucks though and the actual process isn't so bad. I was relieved. And honestly, it made me feel a little better about having a naked phone. I don't like my phone to be any bulkier than it already is. Only 12 bucks and a few minutes to replace a broken screen? I'll take it. It's not like I'm throwing it around all the time.
[EVO 4G Accessories] NoStOcKEvO:
Why not be on the safe side and just put the screen protector on it? Everyone seems to have their own preference, but if you are trying to keep the screen immaculate I would just bite the bullet and install one. I have the Seidio Convert case and a screen protector.... phone is damn near indestructible :D
[EVO 4G Accessories] erikemb:
I work in a machine shop with hot flying metal chips, I would scratch the screen protectors all of the time, I have gone through 10 of them probably. I decided not to put one on about 6 months ago and have yet to scratch the screen. None of the other machinists have UN-scratched phones. I am very happy with the screen by itself
[EVO 4G Accessories] cuban88:
My screen just cracked, not shattered, and I would like to know if anyone knows what i need to buy to replace it?

Is it called a digitizer?

How do i know if it will work for my phone?

Thanks in advance for your reply..
[EVO 4G Accessories] cullenmq1:
Im sort of a noob bit i think this is how it works, just trying to be helpful. It depends on how "shattered" the screen is. If it is just the gorilla glass and not the screen beneath the glass then I think a digitizer will work. You'll know its compatible if it says that it is for the evo 4g. Pretty sure you can order one on eBay also. Hope this helps
[EVO 4G Accessories] muahhShay:
Not stronger than concrete found that out the hard way one day when I was being smartass to my bestie on an unprotected/no case day while trying to pump gas and text lmfao.. but I had a screen protector.. phone still worked cause I guess it was held into place..

But its apparently strong enough to handle an iPhone4 coming at it full force.. lmfao pissed my bestie off playing with my phone and she attacked me.. the only thing damaged was the "durable" screen protector.. I now have no screen protector.. been without 2weeks.. although I have an issue with fingerprints (irks me constantly wiping) on the screen I have yet to get it scratched up.. keys in my pocket and etc.. *knocks on wood* don't wana jinx myself now..
[EVO 4G Accessories] nunk74:
I heard first edition evos did not have gorilla glass but the later ones do.

My fiance and I both have first editions without screen protectors been running them without protectors for over 6 months still scratch free and she keeps hers in her purse with keys and change.
[EVO 4G Accessories] cactusone:
I still have my "launch day" Evo 4g with no problems..

---------- Post added at 07:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:29 PM ----------

I forgot to mention that the Seidio Extended Rugged Case and screen protector was a big factor of the survival of my Evo...I have 2 boys..3 and 7 that love to play Angry Birds.
[EVO 4G Accessories] guitar jesus:
I'd like to think that Sprint would have advertised the EVO 4g as having Gorilla Glass. That's a major selling point. I'm curious if revisions after initial release got it because they had complaints about screen durability.
[EVO 4G Accessories] jmzmanito:
Screen protectors work, however, they are not 100% guaranteed to stop scratching or breaking. People think screen protectors make your phone bullet proof. This is not the case.

I currently have an E4GT. My wife and two teenage kids all have the EVO 4g. I've gone through 1 broken screen & 1 severally scratched screen. The only one without problems is the one that never had a screen protector. My point is just try and be as careful as possible with your phone & it will last. I also understand that accidents happen and that's why we have ebay & craigslist to buy spare parts.

jmzmanito

E4GT