yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] abo treka:
i didn't understand what you mean by "disable flash recovery" (step 6)

bytheway i did a successful cf-rooting right now

anyway iam doing another time by your steps i hope it works

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Done successfully after unticking auto reboot

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] nck4857:
I've had my tablet for a while now and finally got around to rooting it. This worked perfect and took about 5 minutes.

Thanks!!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] kingable:
download links dont work... :(
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] odygr:
hello,

i have the latest CWM in my note n8000 and a 64Gb micro sdxc card

when i go to recovery i get those messages

warning: no file_contexts

E: can't open /cache/recovery/log

e: can't mount /external_sd
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] lsherif:
Try installing Philz Recovery http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2202714
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] odygr:
Thanks, that solved my problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Comp625:
I bought my (used) Galaxy Nexus back in early November. The seller had put on an unofficial (but near final) build of AOKP 4.2, which has been f'n awesome. However, there are a few minor idiosyncracies (for lack of a better term) that annoys me. I am curious if these issues are related to the AOKP ROM, the kernal, Jelly Bean in general, or the G'Nex hardware itself. Any advice is appreciated! :)

Wake-Up Lag

Whenever my screen is off for an extended amount of time, I believe the phone automatically puts itself into a Deep Sleep state. When hitting the power button to activate the screen, there seems to be an initial delay on the user interface/user feedback. The amount of delay varies each time (sometimes it's one second, sometimes it's a few seconds). For example:

I'll hit the App Drawer button and it'll take a few seconds to even register my touch.

Oftentimes, the App Drawer will "clock" and that adds to the delay in usability.

Same initial delay is experienced if I am trying to load up other apps like Chrome.

Bluetooth in the Car

In my car, Bluetooth Phone Conversations seem funky/funny. I can't tell if it's my car or if it's the phone. The volume of the other caller's voice goes "up-and-down" (loud one second, very soft in another second). I've experienced this with multiple callers - it makes holding a conversation very difficult.

I know Bluetooth in Jelly Bean is widely considered to be broken. I also don't know if any of these Bluetooth issues were addressed by the AOKP team...but streaming BT music to a portable player and/or my car seems to be fine from an audio quality persepctive. It's the phone calls that are problematic.

I have a 2010 Nissan Maxima with the Tech/Nav package, for reference.

Microphone is Unresponsive

Sometimes, the microphone doesn't respond and/or it's sluggish.

When Texting, there is a microphone icon that allows for speech-to-text dictation. It sometimes takes two or three seconds to begin the voice recognition process. More so, it'll sometimes refuse to work and I end up texting with my fingers anyway.

When using Google Now, the circular microphone icon will sit there and not recognize my voice. After about a minute, it'll say that it can't sync with the Google Cloud.

I typically have good reception and/or am connected via Wi-Fi during those instances. I also experienced these voice recognition issues on my old HTC Thunderbolt running CM7, which makes me wonder if this is just a Google Android thing.

Here is my Phone Information, for reference.

Governor: Interactive

iO Scheduler: Deadline

Min CPU: 525mhz

Max CPU: 1350mhz

Android version: 4.2

Baseband version: I515.09 V.FF02 / I515.FG02

Kernal version: 3.0.53-tuna-faux123-jb-024+, paul@ubuntu #189, Mon Nov 26 23:06:54 PST 2012

AOKP version: aokp_toro_unofficial_Nov-26-12

Build Number: aokp_toro-userdebug 4.2 KOP40C eng.adam.20121126.010932 test-keys

I do have "NQ Android Booster," "Seeder," "Better Battery Stats" and "Nova Launcher" installed. However, these aforementioned issues were present even before any of these were installed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Comp625:
Widgets causing slowdowns?

Also, not sure if this helps to diagnose the performance issue(s) but I do have multiple Widgets setup on both the homescreen and the lockscreen, courtesy of Nova Launcher. I wonder if Widgets are causing some of my slowdowns since they are always enabled and are sitting in memory?

On the Lock screen:

A swipe to the left reveals my Gmail Widget.

Another swipe to the left reveals my Google Calendar Widget.

A third swipe to the left reveals a blank screen.

A swipe to the right of the Lock screen reveals the Camera Widget. There is nothing beyond the first swipe to the right (not even a blank page).

On the Home screen:

A swipe to the left reveals my Gmail Widget.

A second swipe to the left reveals my Google Calendar Widget.

A swipe to the right of the Home Screen reveals a Car-Mode Driving Widget (basically big shortcuts to Navigation, Maps, Phone and Bluetooth)

A second swipe to the right reveals a small widget that controls Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Screen Brightness, Volume Control, and a few other quickie options.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sdobron:
Would definitely remove Seeder. This caused huge amounts of slow down for me.

I use faux kernel latest beta with zero issues on latest cm10.1 build.

Edit: Also on a very old AOKP build it looks like. Try updating to more recent build.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eqjunkie829:
Some of these issues are probably kernel related. I myself wasn't having a good experience with faux 4.2 kernel. Try out lean kernel because it's the one that aokp bundles with their latest stable release. It helped with delays you are referring to with screen wake up, microphone lag etc. The bluetooth is a 4.2 problem and you won't see that fixed unless someone spends a lot of time with it.

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I think it is too early to tell if seeder actually does what it says. I think it works but it may just be a placebo effect.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
Mod Edit: Link removed

all credit goes to original CWM author koush and all its contributors. but they have no responsibility for this CWM-based Recovery. use this CWM-based Recovery at your own risk.

this CWM-based Recovery can write raw MTD partition such as kernel, boot, and recovery on RK3188, RK3066, RK2928, RK2926, RK2918, and RK2906 devices without any problem. this can be installed without Windows.

if you want to install zip with edify script which writes something to raw MTD partition, you have to use update-binary and/or flash_image included in this CWM-based Recovery image.

please see my site for detail.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
* Known issues (2013/2/11)

- timestamp

backup may be named as 1970-01-01.xx.xx.xx. it's just a directory name on SD card. please rename it.

- dump_image

it says "mtd: read error (No such file or directory)" at the end. please ignore it, it should not be a problem.

* How to controll

- mouse

move up/down: up/down

left click: select

right click: back

- keyboard

cursor up/down: up/down

cursor left/enter: select

cursor right: back

- touch screen

swipe up/down: up/down

swipe left: select

swipe right: back

- button

volume up/down: up/down

power: select

back: back

- remote controller

up/down: up/down

left/ok: select

back: back
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
* about tools to make device specific image

you can use any tools which can be used to make custom rom for Rockchip devices. I'm using rkunpack, rkcrc, unpackbootimg, and mkbootimg.

if you don't know how to make custom rom for Rockchip devices, please ask google. many developers are already making custom rom for Rockchip devices, many information is already floating around.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] magnemann:
where to download rkflash, rkflashtool, or RKAndroidTool.exe

CWM on my mk808b could be great, thanks!

Can any anyone please point me to where to download any of these tools?: :cowboy:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
if you want to know how to install CWM, please read "how to install" page on my site, and try "from root shell" method.

if you want to know about these tools, I'll add more information including them on my site. but it will be done little by little.

and I think here is not the best place to talk about other topics. please try search box on XDA, or google.

regards,
[Miscellaneous Android Development] magnemann:
Thanks alot for info! I'll try 'from root shell' method. Seems like the easiest way. :laugh:

How do i boot into CWM if stuck at boot?

I know I can do it with 'reboot'->recovery with reboot-app in finless 1.5. But I've been troubled with freeze at boot sometimes with no other option than to reflash rom.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
I only have a MK806. it has a button to boot recovery and bootloader. but sorry I don't know about other device...

if you are sure there is no button, then you need to flash some misc.img with USB flash tool.

sorry, I'm busy a little. please search about RKAndroidTool for RK3066 on google.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
I got a report on another forum, this CWM works fine on MK808B.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
backup will be named as "1970-01-01.xx.xx.xx" on (at least) MK806 and MK808B.

I'll investigate it. for now please rename it from PC or any explorer app. it's just a directory name on SD card.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] JDfense:
Ah, a new cwm for my rk2918 device.

Thanks to fun_ stuff.

JDfense:cowboy:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
http://androtab.info/clockworkmod/rockchip/

2013/1/19

update updater-script

add images for MK802III and UG007

latest stock rom for MK802III and UG007 has /system/etc/install-recovery.sh. it restores stock recovery on every boot. then, you need to disable it e.g.

chmod 644 /system/etc/install-recovery.sh

otherwise, installed CWM is erased and stock recovery is restored after reboot.

I added above code into updater-script in all my CWM.zip. if you install CWM.zip from CWM or adb sideload, it will be done automatically.

if you flash recovery.img from shell or rk tools, you need to do it manually.

if you update your device, install-recovery.sh may be re-enabled. then, you need to disable it again.

----

at this time all images are updated, but only updater-script in zip is changed. if you already installed CWM, no need to install this version.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] onelovekir:
hi fun!

I was wondering if I provide you with the parameter file and any other files you need if you could modify the build for our Minix Neo X5 device? thanks man!!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
I added images for NEO G4 and NEO X5. please try.

EDIT:

I noticed NEO G4 and NEO X5 have remote controller. can you try it?

if it doesn't work well, please try "Advanced Menu > key test" and tell me relation between button and key code.

probably VOL+/-, POWER and BACK can be used on this version, but DPAD up/down/left/right/ok will not work.

EDIT2:

little off-topic, X5 looks nice for me. is there any "take apart" pics?

EDIT3:

http://minixforums.com/threads/neo-x5-mod-heatsink-for-cpu.60/ interesting :)

hmm I want to see another side :(
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
http://androtab.info/clockworkmod/rockchip/

2013/01/20

CWM.zip can be installed from stock recovery (it may not work on some device)

if you already installed CWM, no need to install it.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] onelovekir:
there is some take apart pics somewhere...let me see if I can find them. thanks for your help and I will test the new build today.

and oh yeah btw...X5 is very nice ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
for all,

if you can, please try to install from stock recovery. I hope it should be easy and it will work on all RK3066 products/stock roms.

but it doesn't work (invalid message) on Yuandao N50 RK2918 tablet.

I want to know that it works or doesn't work on which product/rom as much as possible.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] onelovekir:
ok after further testing, your build so far looks good (although I haven't yet tried to flash a zip file). I just have been trying to get the keys right on the remote that it comes with. I have all the key test functions if you would like to rebuild the X5 version. up/down on the d-pad give you up/down on the screen. left on the d-pad is the select or ok button for CWM.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] onelovekir:
Re: [CWM] CWM-based Recovery for RK3066/RK2918 devices

It works for the Minix Neo X5 perfectly! We just gotta get those keys straightened out.

HTC EVO LTE with Tapatalk
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
well, my English is not so good. I'm sorry asking again, d-pad up/down/left/right on remote worked on this version?

I want to see key test result.

my CWM.zip (renamed to update.zip) can be installed from X5 stock recovery, right?

anyway, thank you for your cooperation!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] onelovekir:
Re: [CWM] CWM-based Recovery for RK3066/RK2918 devices

Yes the up/down/left arrows work but not the right (i think cuz we don't need a fourth function), but ONLY (so far) on the stock remote that comes with the X5. Yes changing to update.zip works and I will get you the key test results in a little bit.

Thanks again for your work!

HTC EVO LTE with Tapatalk
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
http://androtab.info/clockworkmod/rockchip/

20130213 is released. here is changelog.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] svd_minsk:
Ok, I will try to figure it out when I get home and have the tablet in front of me.

Anyway, thanks for doing this!

And one more questions: are there any custom ROMs known as working on RK3066? (say, can I install some CM ROM?) I'm not too familiar with all this CM/CWM stuff, so please excuse me if I ask dumb questions...
[Miscellaneous Android Development] svd_minsk:
I was able to install "Kiano PRO 10 DUAL (11461+)" CWM. Though I still have some problems with Kiano, probably someone can help me with that? I can not to boot into recovery from powered-off state (neither stock nor CWM). I think I was able to do it once when trying to set up drivers, but I can not recall or find sequence of actions to do that. I tried various combinations of pressing Vol +/- buttons with power button, but it does not work.

Keeping Power + Volume Up (or Power + Back): after few seconds splash screen shortly appears and disappears, one-two seconds later devices switches off (I suppose it because I can hear some little sound that usually happens when electronic device switches off).

Keeping Power + Volume Down does not make anything - screen remains black all the time.

I can get to recovery only by using "adb reboot recovery" or from ROM Manager.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pogodancer:
Yuandao N80 Dual Engine Dual Core

Hi fun_,

thank you very very much for the CWRM for Yuandao N80. It works like a charm after I have flashed it with rkandroidtools.

I made a backup without error messages, but I did not test to restore it. I wiped and after installed a custom rom and everything went fine.

Thanks, you are great.

If you want a beer just let me know.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vulcanize:
Just wanted to stop by and thank you for the CWM of RK3066 (Rikomagic MK802 III)

Working perfect. :good:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Enki2011:
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[Miscellaneous Android Development] Rara Avis:
fun_,

First of all - thanks for Your efforts!

Generic ramdisk packed with proper kernel works as expected on Yuandao N90FHD, Cube U9GT5, Vsture V4HD and other from "Retina" family (except Archos 97 Titanium HD, which have some hw differences and is not kernel compatible with older relatives).

The only one question - is it possible to increase font size?

Our kernel(s) boot in 1600x1200 or 2048x1536, so I think it would be better for such resolutions to enlarge font size 1.5 ... 2.0 times

([dream mode on] or even make this setting tunable via external cfg file [dream mode off]).
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
thank you for your feedback.

one question, my CWM image for ARCHOS 97 Titanium HD doesn't work on ARCHOS 97 Titanium HD?

it should be packed with proper kernel...

technically, font size can be changed, but for now only at *build* time... it means another image need to be built.

I don't have such a hi-res LCD. it's not so cheap for me ;)

I want to see photo(not screenshot) with current CWM output.

----

probably I'm very busy in this month. even if I can do something, it will be delayed.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] crhm:
rk2906

Hi I see the clock wrk mod works on rk 29 bu I was curious if it is the same for a plt7035 pl . It would be one step closer if it did.:)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Rara Avis:
Sorry, no comments (I do not have archos 97 thd).

CWM image for ARCHOS 97 Titanium HD does _not_ (as expected) work with, f.e., Yuandado N90FHD - no touch, no "enter" button, other buttons mismatch. This is what I called "kernel incompatibility".

Again, it was expected and also predicted for other members of this "earlier" retina line of tablets - Cube U9GT5, Visture V4HD, Chuwi V99 etc. Most of them are the same, differing only case and branding, thus fw interchangeable.

ARCHOS 97 Titanium HD stands aside - another hw, incompatible (with earlier line) kernel..

Screenshot from recovery? Your kung-fu is way stronger :D

This is how things look like: http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/3923/cwm6028.jpg

It is full functional, but the text too small, isn't it?

If "sbin/recovery" binary would be (I hope) the only file changed and it is faster/easier - I can replace it in ramdisk myself.

Of course, this is just proposal for the future.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] crhm:
Re: [CWM] CWM-based Recovery for RK3066/RK2918/RK2906 devices

Will the rk29generic work with any plt7035. I have a -pl and would love to get clockworks running
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jerdog:
Moving this to the correct spot for Android stick computers
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
for all,

as you know, my CWM is not only for Android sticks. I never asked to move. now I'm asking jerdog about it.

for tablet users,

don't worry. I'm still working for you.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jerdog:
My apologies. I mistook this for just the stick computers. Moved back
[Miscellaneous Android Development] remix_88:
Ployer Momo 8 IPS please?

Hi,

Very interesting project. I have the Ployer Momo 8 IPS, which is also a RK3066 chipset tablet. The official firmware available from the link below.

http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=122992&uk=791224118

Could you create a CWM recovery for the Momo8 IPS please? The only thing to highlight about the Momo8 IPS is that is has just one hardware button, Power. All other buttons are soft on screen buttons and entering recovery is achieved via the Quick Boot app (in Play Store) or via software using the RK utilities.

I've also created a custom firmware, based on the official one above, for the Momo8 IPS which basically removes the Chinese apps and sets the defaults language/locale to English (UK). I assume if I replace the recovery image in the official firmware with your CWM image it would "just work"?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] g_BonE:
Would like to see this working on the Amerry Android Stick 2.0 which is similar to the UHost2 but i couldnt get the UHost2 recovery to work on this. The most recent firmware can be downloaded here: http://amerry.de/index.php?option=com_rokdownloads&view=file&Itemid=55&id=11:firmware-4

Thanks a lot !
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
I need more information, especially official firmware image.

for now I'm very busy. I hope I can do something in next month, but I can't promise anything. sorry.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
sure.

I don't think my CWM is best recovery for tablet, and I don't have a plan to make it best.

if it's "reasonably usable", it's enough for me.

then, I think this *issue* should be fixed ;)

I roughly checked how recovery draw text... I'll try to add font scaling.

it may be matter of "replacing /sbin/recovery" for you, but anyway I need to make new binary ;)

for now I'm very busy. I hope it will be done in next month...
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
I don't have your tablet. I can't guarantee anything. you can confirm yourself.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
I'll make it.

but I don't have your tablet. no need to assume, please confirm yourself.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
device specific image is device specific. please read text on my site carefully.

I'll make it.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] g_BonE:
Thank You very much, sir ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Charlie--:
Thanks fun_ for your great work & time,

If you get time, a CWM for the CnM TouchPad 10.1 DC tablet would be great.

Details

CnM TouchPad 10.1DC - Firmware download

OS 4.1.1

RK3066

Let me know if you need any more details etc.

Thank you
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Evaldino:
GoClever

May I suggest 1 more device for CWM-based Recovery?

-> GoClever R83.2

(8" IPS, 4.1.1 JRO03H)

Firmware: http://download.goclever.net/serwis/tab/GCR83.2_GCR83.3_121114.zip
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
I will make it.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Craxx:
AW: [CWM] CWM-based Recovery for RK3066/RK2918/RK2906 devices

Hy fun

You are a machine ;)

best regards

Craxx :)

Send from my Nexus 4 with Tapatalk 2 :D
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Charlie--:
Thank you fun_
[Miscellaneous Android Development] OSIRIS2010:
it´s possible to get a CWM for the PIPO S2 ?

thx
[Miscellaneous Android Development] PoisonWolf:
OP, thank you for your work. I'm running an MK808 and I installed the MK808 specific CWM image file via the RK Flasher tool (i.e., just recovery.img). I am able to boot into recovery just fine but I cannot navigate it no matter which port I try (USB or OTG). I have reflashed the image twice now to no avail.

Any ideas on why it isn't responding? Is it because I'm using 2dark4u's kernel? Do you need stock kernel support?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] loverppc:
Hi fun_,

could you please build a CWM for kaiboer C3 tv set topbox.it also use rk3066 chips.

The original stockrom you can dowload from here:

http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=289630&uk=3288688605

Thanks a lot
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bingo8:
Hi fun_,

the first thing I would like to thank you for your work.

and the second thing, can you please add the Point of View ProTab 3XXL Tab?

the link for the Firmware is: http://downloads.pointofview-online...0-IPS10/TAB-PROTAB30-IPS10_V4.1(20121115).zip (when hotlinking not work, http://downloads.pointofview-online.com/Drivers/10 Inch Protab3XXL FirmwareTAB-PROTAB30-IPS10/ and click "TAB-PROTAB30-IPS10_V4.1(20121115).zip")

Thank you!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
I'll make device specific images for them. (if I missed something, please tell me)

I hope I can get some time in weekend.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
please get dmesg output from adb shell.

if you flashed device specific image, it contains kernel, it is independent.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fun_:
I added above information at post#3 on this thread.

sadly some person seems to misunderstood about me... he believes "fun_ hides secret tools, fun_ is bad guy".

if you(not "some person") have some experiences about making custom rom for Rockchip devices, you already know my tools and/or other tools not "made by fun_". (I guess other tools are major.)

yes, nothing is secret.

I prepared links on my site to source code on github. (of course it was not secret at all. it was available there long time.)

but, there is no "easy script which does everything without any knowledge" nor "step by step instruction". if you feel it's same as secret, sorry.

I want to write some documents about my tools(it may not satisfy "some person"...), but anyway I need more time.

thank you for your cooperation.