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[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Disclaimer

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What is It

This is the latest version of CWM Touch Recovery (6.0.2.8) that I've built for the Touchpad.

It is a flashable zip so simply download the file and flash in your installed recovery.

It is also should be compatible to use with ACMEInstaller3.

I've uploaded the Touch version of CWM but touch doesn't work. However this version of CWM still has the enlarged icons like CWM Touch Recovery. It's really a CWM Touch Recovery but touch just isn't working yet. Touch should be working sometime this weekend. You can still navigate in this recovery with the hardware keys.

Changelog

CWM Touch 6.0.2.8 has the ability to "Install zip from sideload" while jcsullin's doesn't.

This allows you to use adb to install packages from your computer. Essentially you choose that option than run adb sideload flashable_zip_name (where flashable_zip_name is the path to the zip you want to flash). This prevents you from having to go into USB mode to copy over files to flash. Instead you just activate this and get it directly installed.

This was an intentional thing on jcsullin's recovery but has been fixed/enabled in this version (so basically not a problem with CWM itself).

This is probably not going to really sway very many of you but just keep in mind there are probably plenty of under the hood changes and ones I simply don't know.

Obviously, now this is the touch version of CWM but touch isn't working yet. Just use the hardware keys for now.

If I get any further changes I will post them here.

Downloads

Download No Touch Version Here

Download Touch Version Here

Bugs/Issues

If you have any issues please feel free to post them in this thread.

If someone thinks I should add more information to the OP just ask.
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
Hi, can you tell us what the difference is between your version and jcsullins version 6.0.1.9 please..

Thanks
[TouchPad Development] x000x:
these version numbers always confuse me. b/c if i look at cwm on google play store they list:

Updated:

February 16, 2013

Current Version:

5.5.2.3

is cwm 6x a beta or something? i can't find any info on the cwm website, or a changelog :eek:
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
I think what you are referring to is Rom Manager which is specifically designed to work with CMW much like Goo Manager is designed to work with TWRP an alternative to CMW.

The version I was referring to was written by jcsullins to overcome earlier versions corrupting the system along with moboot and the latest cm10 which most other versions for our TouchPad appear to be based on.
[TouchPad Development] -SGA-:
Works great so far! Thanks! :highfive:
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
SGA can you tell us how this differs from jcsullins version. Thanks.
[TouchPad Development] x000x:
haha you're absolutely right sstar. when trying to find changelogs etc, i clicked on it through the clockwork website, and thought it was the same thing :o
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
There is no official changelog for CWM so the answer is no I don't know the changes right now.

Thanks for the feedback!

It appears koush doesn't really say what every version has in it.
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
Thanks for your reply but in the op you've said that you built this, so what changes have you made?
[TouchPad Development] -SGA-:
Re: [RECOVERY] [Remolten's CWM 6.0.2.8] [02-28-13]

The cwm recovery is made from the recovery.img after compiling the CyanogenMod source. It's likely a stock CWM6 recovery image.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Anyone know Koush? If so, ask him for some details and post them here.
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
Thanks for your reply . My understanding was that jcscullins developed one that did not corrupt the system as posted by nevertells.

Maybe I'm wrong, just don't like the idea of flashing something the poster/ developer can't give any details about.
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
SGA explains it perfectly.

I can't give any information as I don't know what koush edits and such in CWM I just built it for the Touchpad.

Only change that I can vouch for is the version has been bumped.
[TouchPad Development] -SGA-:
You can see the commits do dot really go into any kind of detail as to what the changes are: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_bootable_recovery/commits/jellybean

Many of the moves to a higher version are only committed with a version number update.
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Noticed that too.

Also I noticed that the latest version of CWM for the Nexus devices is 6.0.2.3 so I'm not sure how the version incrementals work since CWM is available on loads of different devices. I've successfully built a CWM Touch for the Touchpad with no touch (however it has the enlarged icons but no touch yet). Will post soon if you just want a recovery with enlarged look.
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Added changes (changelog) from jcsullin's CWM6 release.
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
Thanks, where are they?
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Sorry took time to write look for section called changelog.
[TouchPad Development] masterosok:
Re: [RECOVERY] [CWM 6.0.2.8] [No Touch] [02-28-13]

Is there a way to configure Rom Manager to recognize this version of CWM Recovery?
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
I would have to become the CWM Recovery Device Maintainer which isn't going to happen anytime soon as I'm not a prominent developer yet :D

Short answer is not yet.

Why do you need to use Rom Manager? Just download the file and flash in your current version of CWM Recovery.
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Feedback anyone? 200+ Downloads and only a few people have given me anything.

FYI Update coming soon (tonight or tomorrow).
[TouchPad Development] :
Re: [RECOVERY] [CWM 6.0.2.8 + Changelog] [No Touch] [02-28-13]

Still going strong without any issues here. Good work! I'm going to try side-loading with ADB today and I'll let you know how it worked out :D
[TouchPad Development] chicle_11:
Working fine with jcsullin's cm10 03/04/13 preview. Have done several backups and restores with no issues.

Looking forward to the update. Will try it and post feedback.
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Sorry update won't be until tomorrow. Problems with internet. Also this new build will probably be untested by me so not guaranteed to work out of the box.
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Added CWM Touch Recovery 6.0.2.8.
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
Looks good and will be nice when the touch feature works, but goodbye TWRP also I have discovered that with Rom Toolbox pro I can make and restore recoveries, name them, install zips and perform wipes which either didn't work with earlier versions of the app or cmw but does now. I'm not sure whether all of the features available on the lite version.

Thanks.
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Didn't have enough time to get touch totally working so I just pushed it with no touch. It should be finished this weekend (hopefully).
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
I have made a mistake saying that this works with Rom Toolbox, I have just double checked and it doesn't when trying to use it with Rom Toolbox this cwm says I must use Rom Manager.

But Rom Toolbox does work with the jcsullins version though. This obviously because koush is stopping anything apart from his own Rom Manager working with it as this is your recovery can you remove the limitations?
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Possible I could do this later but touch is first.
[TouchPad Development] savage24x:
Looking forward to it!
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Work started hopefully ready soon.
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Touch is almost done. Just need to finish building 3.0 kernel tonight.
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
That's great have you removed the restrictions against other Rom managers or is that a separate task ?
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Separate task and I have no idea how to fix the problem right now. Maybe I will ask jcsullins.

Also I might be posting the 3.0 kernel ready to flash for at least jcsullin's latest rom but maybe some others.

6.0.2.9 (if I can get it to build) Touch will be posted in new thread.
[TouchPad Development] savage24x:
Any updates?
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
I'm having trouble building the 3.0 tenderloin kernel possible it could be ready by tonight. Also 6.0.2.9 is out but I have been unsuccessful building it. I'll keep you guys posted.
[TouchPad Development] shumash:
I source public for the 3.0 kernel?
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
PM'd
[TouchPad Development] savage24x:
Still antsy for this... it's been two days since last update 0.o
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
shumash and I still trying to work out issues with the 3.0 kernel. Once it works, touch will work and be posted.
[TouchPad Development] The Jack of Clubs:
Soooo... hows it goin?
[TouchPad Development] Remolten:
Development stalled until someone gets a booting 3.0 kernel. Next update will be 6.0.3.0 (or later). I might try bypassing 3.0 kernel and doing a backport of touch from TWRP though this weekend.
[TouchPad Development] hahungha:
ok
[TouchPad Development] DeepakAnro:
If anyone please help me I have zenfone 2 I was try to root my phone too many time but Is not done and I was try to flash my phone into custom is also aicp and lineage still I can not able to root my phone I was using twrp 3.1 version right now if I can try cwm recovery 6.0.3.7 to install my device
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yeochinh:
Hi guys,

First of all thank you for all the awesome tips and tricks here, I really learned a lot from the community.

I have a samsung i9305 which I recently purchased to replace my i9300.

I downloaded super su and busy box to my phone but then they didn't work because my phone wasn't rooted (stupid me, i forgot)

so I tried rooting it using this method:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1914394

and followed each and every instruction perfectly but then my phone wasn't getting rooted (checked on rootchecker basic, although settings stated that my device is modified and triangle counter is 2)

so i did it twice but I still got the same result.

Then I tried this one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1957273

And I thought it worked properly (since when my phone booted up it said that it was updating the OS)

but then my super su installation was gone and every time I try to open root checker it just gets stuck on the (your system appears to be slow...) and it never finishes checking. Also, sometimes the apps won't open.

Can anyone help me with this issue? I don't want to break/brick this new phone. :crying::(

I'm currently downloading the original firmware and im hoping to unroot it by flashing it via odin later. But it's a zip file right and we need the .md5 thing to flash on odin? how do i flash it? :confused:

I hope you can help me out and I'm really sorry for the hassle.

Thanks in advance for the help.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Choristav:
Might wanna try the correct forum.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DjeMBeY:
Use Odin and flash pre-rooted Stock Rom from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32929446

Btw. You're in wrong section.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yeochinh:
Oops. Sorry.

Thank you. This really helped me a lot. Also sorry.

Any mod out there who could please move this to the right forum?

Thank you. And sorry.
[HTC One VX] 24ky:
I have took the time to remember hasoon2000 about his All-In-One-Toolkit, and he has said that he will do it as promised when he gets a bit of spare time.
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
Came across this on the xperiabuzz widget. Not xperia PLAY related I know but still its kind of neato to see thsi stuff. And thought others might like it too. Enjoy.

http://www.xperiablog.net/2013/02/2...d&utm_campaign=Feed:+XperiaBlog+(Xperia+Blog)
[Xperia Play General] Miles Wolf:
Ok, I can understand that you post info about other gaming devices with Android that are not phones, but this has NOTHING to do with the XPeria Play, so this shouldn't be here. This is not "Android General" section... Ah and this even hasn't got Android. =___=

Sorry man, but you should organize better your threads.
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
And where would you put this thread if this was yours? I know others will say windows phone 7 forum not xperia play. But to he honest xperia forum is the only forum I ever go to and so posting it elsewhere never occurs to me until later.

Anyways as I noted I know it's not xperia play anything related. And that its windows phone not android os. But I found it interesting and thought others might as well.

I also know that I am sure there will be many who don't share my enthusiasm but I do know therebwill be those who do.
[Xperia Play General] JunDavis:
Well careful or mods will get you.
[Xperia Play General] Clark Joseph Kent:
Thanks Thread closed.
[HTC Desire S] Puntti:
Hi, I flashed rom, but wifi is not working.

If someone could assist me with hboot and radio?

With other roms I had no trouble with anything, so some assist with hboot and radio would be needed to get this rom working.

ViperSAGA 2.1.1 with all otas

HBOOT-2.00.0002

RADIO-3822.10.08.04_M

stock kernel, Amibuddha btb and patched

with either wifi not working... :/
[HTC Desire S] teadrinker:
AW: ViperSAGA 2.1.1 Wifi not working

I don't think this can have anything to do with radio or hboot. I assume you flashed the boot.img after flashing the Rom and after every kernel installation (the boot.img from the kernel you flashed)?
[HTC Desire S] Puntti:
Well, I havent flashed boot.img separately. I tried yesterday other roms also, (desire xs and sabsa) . Aroma should flash correct boot.img? i assume.
[HTC Desire S] teadrinker:
AW: ViperSAGA 2.1.1 Wifi not working

You are htcdev unlocked, still s-on. This means you can't write to the /boot partition from recovery, only through fastboot. So after flashing a new Rom or kernel, you have to extract the boot.img and flash it manually in cmd.
[HTC Desire S] jellileo:
After installing the rom you have to flash the boot.img

this is the guide that i used to flash custom roms.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1525100

Device: HTC Desire S (S-ON HTCDEV unlocked)

ROM: Desire XS Version 1.1

Recovery: 4EXTRecovery.

HBOOT 2.00.2002
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
That's a Serious question: Is it worth it? Budget is the main issue here. Normally I would go after Nexus 4, but thanks to LG's retarded pricing decision it will cost us 50% more. So, should I buy GNex instead? How long it will receive support from Google?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
$350 a retarded price? all kinds of wtf going on here
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
The cheapest price is 445€, which is $584. Do the math.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpisini:
I bought mine just before Christmas and no regrets been a wonderful phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
Thank you for expressing your opinion. Now, if you'd be so kind and answered my question, that would be nice.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
https://play.google.com/store/devic...n4&gclid=CPCQ-pbV2bUCFSYPMAodLg8AAA&gclsrc=ds

math done...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
I don't get it: what I'm suppose to see in Play? Apart from list of applications, that is.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Xfanatic:
I have had my VZW GNex since launch day and I still think it's a great phone. There isn't a phone out now that I feel an overwhelming urge to have instead. It has no trouble running anything I throw at it and with the plethora of ROMs available I can always have the latest update.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] m.kochan10:
I wouldn't buy it If I were you. It's a good decent device for sure. I bought it in september and I am satisfied with that but...you must remember that it was released in 2011 so it's no longer hi-end phone. It still provides great user experience and i guess i will not sell it, but since we have 2013 I am also looking forward to upgrade.

About google support so it depends on google. None knows how long it will be supported. Theoretically it should get official updates until Nexus 5 is released, which is november 2013. We'll see.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
google does not like your country lame
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] plznote:
How much are you paying for one?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
he doesnt live in the US so he cant see the phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eksasol:
It's not a bad choice, things I like more about the Galaxy Nexus than Nexus 4 (which I returned) are that it's made of plastic instead of glass, has removable battery and USB OTG support. Of course you will have to deal with the pentile screen.

Google is only obligated to support it for up to 18 months, but they will continue to longer than that since the hardware is still capable.

I repurchased this phone more because I'm excited about Ubuntu OS potential. With an optimized OS running 8 cores will no longer be necessary. Even JB4.2 is very smooth for the most part.

Sent from XDA app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
What can I expect from pentile screen?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
look around there are plenty of threads and discussions on here and various other sites
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrewk7750:
OP seems a little rude.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
he's just looking for a little hand holding he's scared ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
Good point. Will do that right now.

However, I do owe you an apology. I wasn't quite concrete for what or why I'm looking. I don't need from phone to be topnotch. Sure, my geek inside me would be wet for holding Nexus 4 in hand (no pun intended), but I'm going to use it mostly for multimedia that don't require armada of transistors, like reading, surfing, listening to music and watching videos. For games I have my Nexus 7. What I truly need from phone is to be snappy. And if GNex is at least as snappy as Nexus 7, it's enough for me.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
Delete.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
Shall I bring your teddy bear?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
I don't quite follow.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrewk7750:
No thanks c: i already have it right here :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX:
Buy off amazon theb
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
Have a friend or relative buy and ship you a Nexus 4. The Galaxy Nexus is great but its only great because it cost me only $349 back in June, but there's no reason to get it unless you can't afford a Nexus 4.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
maybe you should just give up then and get a iphone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
And how about being more exact?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
not possible as you are hopeless, sorry I tried, the rest is up to you, google is your friend
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bananagranola:
I'll do my best, but I don't have specs on hand.

I have a hand-me-down Galaxy Nexus from my cousin, who bought a Nexus 4. The GNex is obviously not in the same hardware range as the Nexus 4. It's dual-core instead of quad-core, obviously has less RAM, and...well, all those numbers that I can't remember off the top of my head but any Google search can tell you. With that said, I still think it's a good phone for the price it's currently at. In general I usually like buying tech that was top-of-the-line 1-2 years ago, since the price is lower but the hardware is usually still not quite obsolete and should have decent build quality. (The build quality of the GNex can be an issue for some; I try to get around that by putting mine in a case.) I'm assuming it's going to at least get updated to Key Lime Pie or whatever the next major release ends up being, given Google's history with the Nexus line as a whole. It's a heck of a lot faster than my old HTC Desire HD, and at least I personally don't notice much lag (relatively speaking!), especially rooted with a good ROM/kernel combination. It's got a nice big lovely screen, at least for my modest tastes.

TL;DR: for my modest expectations, I quite like the GNex, even 2 years after it came out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
Did you bother to read what I was quoting?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
You quoted nothing so yes I read nothing
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
Look again, 'cause I quoted plznote's post.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rubiconjp:
Most probably key lime pie will be introduced at next Google I/O so it'll be almost 18 months exactly from the introduction of the GN. So I'd bet that GN will be updated with 5.0 and maybe a little longer beyond that.

It's still a very smooth phone with 4.2.2. It has better battery life than my Nexus 4 and runs cooler. The colors of the GN are more saturated so the Nexus 4 seems a little washed out when I switch to it.

I wouldn't pay more than $250 for a mint condition GN though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] plznote:
Sorry for being imprecise, how much would you be paying if you were to buy a gNex now?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] savagehax:
The GNex is still a great phone. And you are still rude.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
Cca 429 dollars.

What, can't handle a little amount of sarcasm?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eksasol:
I had a dozen Samsung AMOLED screen devices and I would say 5-10% of them have great screen without some kind of issues.

You can expect things like short retention, where after switching to a 'new screen' in the OS, for up to 1-8 seconds you might still see objects from the previous screen fading. This generally only noticeable if the new screen you switch to have grayish background.

It's well known that many Galaxy Nexus and even S3 display looks grainy with low brightness, usually 25% or less.

Then there is the dark spots for AMOLED screen, where if you look at the screen in the dark, with dark background, there are small dark spots.

Also pentile screen tend to have color banding. Especially noticeable with dark movie scenes.

Lastly, some Galaxy Nexus device get warmer than others.

It seems to me the one I bought internationally (Expansys) before it became available in the PlayStore have less issues than the two PlayStore version I used later. It had a great screen, no banding, no darkspots, almost zero retention, and didn't have any heat problem and take longer to get hot. It's going to be pure luck to find one with great screen and not have heat issues, most of the used ones for sale will be the PlayStore version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
Thank you. Well, this info just told NOT to buy GNex. I might go after Nexus 4 after all. Thanks for all your help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vashishtuday:
Hi Terepin

Seems am the only one here off an HTC Desire, I think galaxy nexus is a great phone and very few unlucky people get really bad screens, absolutely fast, great roms and not to mention doesn't have a glass back so quote rugged as compared to n4.

No phone is without flaws. If it was me would've got Galaxy nexus over n4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terepin:
With my amount of bad luck, I'd would be highly likely that I my GNex would have the same issue, or at least some of 'em.