[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Linkisaboss77:
Found a bug fixing version of CWM Recovery!

EDIT: Ignore this and follow post #10!!!​

DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS UNLESS YOU ARE COMFORTABLE WITH THE TOOLS AND TERMINOLOGY INVOLVED​

I Take No Responsibility For Any Damage Done​

So I was messing around with my Summit today and stumbled upon a Spanish forum that has a newer version of the CWM recovery (6.0.1.0 ) than the one found in this thread. Forum and recovery can be found here: http://www.htcmania.com/forumdisplay.php?f=491

Found a nice collection of stuff for our phones there, but you will need a translating tool unless you are fluent in Spanish. Lots of Roms as well but you test them at your own risk obviously.

Anyways the reason I am excited is that it fixes the infamous charging bug found in the version posted in this thread as well as correctly backs up ext partitions on sd cards (useful for Apps2SD type apps). However I must caution that I have not yet tried to restore from a backup so until this is confirmed I would recommend this for power users only. I also must note that you do this at your own risk, I take no responsibility.

Here are the steps I took to flash the new 6.0.1.0 CWM recovery onto my Huawei Summit (U8651S)

(Should work with the T-mobile Prism (U8651T) as well, but I cannot confirm this)

*Important information*

These steps assume you have already followed the steps in Post #10. Once there are a few more confirmations of success we can try and incorporate into Kris's existing directions if he's willing :)

0) Before I did anything I made a backup of my current system with the CWM recovery listed in post #10 as I already had it installed.

1) Put the phone into debugging mode. I am assuming you already have working drivers from post #10.

2) Next back up the CWM folder that is created on the root of your SD card. This ensures your backup(s) is safe should something go wrong.

3) Once the backups are on your computer, put the phone into recovery mode.

4) Once the phone is in Recovery, go ahead and do a factory wipe.

5) Once the factory wipe is complete, restore to your factory backup if you have one. If not you can skip this step. Shut the phone down once this step is complete, BUT ONLY AFTER IT IS COMPLETE!

* I recommend this only because I am not sure if backups from the old version of CWM will still work with the new one.*

6) Next download the Recovery installer from post #10, as well as the new 6.0.1.0 image here: http://www.mediafire.com/download/qj1h4fjcqmc9sc2/Recovery+6.zip

Credit goes to I believe ErManu86 (?) and the forum here:

http://www.htcmania.com/forumdisplay.php?f=491

7) Unzip both files you have downloaded and replace the recovery.img from the U8650.zip with the recovery image from the recovery6.zip

8) Now go ahead and put the phone into fastboot mode, and ensure the correct driver is recognizing the device (see post #10)

9) Once everything is recognized run the recovery.bat and the new CWM recovery version 6.0.1.0 will be flashed to your phone.

*Note: Once this finished my phone booted up to a black screen and scared the crap outta me, had to reboot manually into recovery but it worked fine, YMMV. You have been warned.

10) Once the new recovery has been successfully flashed immediately make a new factory backup (if you were able to restore to factory in step #5)

11) Run whatever update.zip pleases you the most:) I reflashed the cyanogen 7.2 ROM and my phone is now essentially bug free!

Credit and a huge thanks to ErManu86 (?) for the recovery, as well as KrisM22 for an awesome guide!

Just wanted to post my find in case it will be helpful to others! I take no credit for any of this, I simply put the information together. Let me know what I can do to to clarify/improve the steps. Once others are able to test this out successfully we can try to make a more newbie friendly guide or incorporate it into post #10 if it really does turn out to be better!