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I have the same problem... just launch clockwordmod why script after the custom rom launched for wipe data but i don't now how to do that sry.

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"Reinstall the modded stock ROM, then once it has booted open the app drawer and open the recovery app - this will reboot you into clockworkmod. From here you can then partition your SD card before wiping and flashing the VC 8.1 again. Once you have VC 8.1 installed again, you access the included clockworkmod by holding the power button for 4-5 seconds and then choosing recovery."

"Quote Originally Posted by Stransky View Post

Hi MikhailM

Why not nip over to Madaco and download the Shuttle Test Rom and nvflash it to calibrate the screen, then run modded stock

1.10v2 clear cache,system,boot,dalvik and then nvflash test rom again and calibrate and then nvflash whichever rom you

wish, ICS or Chimera.

Stransky

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13th May 2012, 08:24 AM

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I don't know if you managed to resolve this yet, but if not, I hit the same problem. I simply skipped a few of the steps and seemed to get away with it.

1 - nvFlash shuttle rom and calibrate

2 - nvFlash VegaICS

3 - Use Recovery to flash VegaCream

All working great again for me.

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Try this shuttle test rom.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/37483979/P10_image_20110411_v1.10.4_std_dev.exe

It was posted over on modaco by a guy called alex zhou.

Install the test rom with NVflash, it will calibrate the screen correctly on first boot (press the back button).

Then install recovery boot

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/37483979/com.modaco.vegarecoveryboot_c2.apk

and boot to CWM recovery.

format data, cache, boot and system then turn off.

Now NVflash the test rom again, run it and calibrate the screen again.

Now install what ever rom you want and your problem should be gone

Good luck

Thanks to Ged over on modaco for the dropbox upload for the files."

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Wink Bad nand blocks

Glad it helped you all.

More Vega’s saved from the scrap heap; I can feel the ozone layer growing back as I type. I think I may burn a tree to celebrate.

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Originally Posted by x5starguerillaa View Post

Same issue here,

Also, tried to install CWM from Rom Manager but unable to gain root access?

Any suggestions to install CWM rather than the stock vega recovery?

This Issue is caused by block in the bad nand ram. The bad blocks you have are in the boot partition so recovery is not flashing correctly to the ram. If the bad nand where elsewhere (everyone has them to some degree) they would be causing a different problem.

The solution is to install a rom that re-partitions the nand differently (effectively moving the physical locations of the recovery and other partitions on the nand)

This was the reason 2 versions of Moddedstock were created. Moddedstock re-partitions Nand to make more space for larger versions of android (originally Vegacomb). Newbe5 discovered that altering the location and size of the boot and recovery partition fixed the problem for some but created the same problems for others. He created Moddedstock version 2 so there was a second version so people could have a second roll of the dice, so to speak.

All versions of VegaICS have the same partition layout as moddedstock version 2 (I think) but of regardless which is one now being used, there is only one base. This is why some people get stuck at the boot logo after installing Vegaics and others cant boot recovery.

Ideally we need 2 partition layouts again.

The solution for both of you above is not to install or boot CWM recovery after calibration on the factory test rom. Instead turn it off, put it in nvflash mode (back/power button thing) flash moddedstock and when booted select boot to recovery. If this fails any point (installing, booting or recovery) get the other version of moddedstock and try that one, one of them should work for you.

Good luck

Richard "