[Verizon Droid Charge] dwitherell:
It doesn't look like anything is really around for this, and with a few other options already I am unsure how useful it is, but I figured I would post it anyway.

[size=+1]I AM IN NO WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS (GOOD OR BAD) AS A RESULT OF FLASHING OR ATTEMPTING TO FLASH WHAT IS POSTED HERE![/size]

I am normally a bit verbose on things, but I really didn't do much here. The below files were all pulled from either dumps from the phone (/system, kernel) or from the FP5-to-FP8 update zip.

The odexed version I did NOTHING to (except fashion it into something CWM flashable), which means it is unrooted and it will overwrite both the kernel and any custom recovery with stock variants. The deodexed/zipaligned version includes SuperSU v1.25 (found

here

) as well as busybox (v1.20.2 thanks to imnuts). It does not include a kernel, and I also put a .bak at the end of /system/etc/install-recovery.sh to avoid the custom recovery overwrite that goes on when that file is unedited.

You will need to have CWM (version 5.0.2.7 can be found

here

, but earlier versions like 4.0.1.4 will work fine as well) already on your phone, and I would strongly recommend doing a data wipe/factory reset within CWM before flashing either of the full roms (odexed or deodexed) as well.

Also - if you are flashing one with a kernel, MAKE SURE voodoo lagfix is completely disabled and /data, /dbdata, /cache, and /system are all rfs BEFORE flashing!

CWM Installation instructions

:

- Download file and place on sdcard

- Boot into CWM recovery

- Recommended to wipe data/factory reset

- If flashing a kernel - you better not be ext4

- Install the .zip you put on your sdcard

NOTES

:

While I am unsure how relevant it is now, I have encountered an occasional odd issue in the past with CWM after flashing that seems to require adb to resolve.

The issue is that after flashing and then booting into recovery, I occasionally get a "can't mount /sdcard" error. Apparently that in itself is a known issue, and it is listed as such in the

CWM recovery thread

.

The fix requires you to perform the following commands using ADB:

adb shell
umount /sdcard
rm -f /sdcard
mkdir /sdcard
exit

If you do not have ADB installed and you are having the "can't mount /sdcard" error after flashing - I have a possible workaround for you. Download the ADBsdcardFix.zip

here

- then extract the folder (should be fine to extract it to your desktop) and attach your phone to the computer via USB (I did this while the phone was already in CWM). Open the newly-extracted ADB folder, and then double-click on the CWMsdcardFix.bat - something should pop up on the screen for a brief second, which is completely normal. After double-clicking the .bat file, on the phone go to mounts and storage, then select mount /sdcard - and it now should work!

Either approach here (adb code or the stuff in ADBsdcardFix.zip) has worked every time I have needed it, although again in my experience I have not been able to cull the rhyme or reason out of when that need will present itself.

Please let me know if there are any problems/issues.

---

CWM FP8A STOCK FILES

---

BLOATED FP8A DEODEXED ROOTED BUSYBOX-ED CWM .ZIP

md5: 53D10A47CBFAF2F4C3D77BA857FE0BBC

BLOATED FP8A ODEXED CWM .ZIP

NOTE: This includes the stock kernel, so you MUST be rfs for this. If you are ext4, you WILL have problems.

md5: 2EBF23AA1CC16F5D1A3AB7023CA786DC

STOCK FP8A KERNEL CWM .ZIP

NOTE: Only flash these if you are rfs - issues will abound when flashed over ext4 setups

md5: 27B18228EC18F2446A774E1E19D196C5

STOCK FP8A RECOVERY CWM .ZIP

md5: CBF88C999B7C9800BD2ACA7527C68B30

FP5-TO-FP8 MODEM UPDATER CWM .ZIP

NOTE: Only flash this if you are ALREADY on the FP5 modems!!

md5: 6EEB24542025282DAF52AA51DA764438

---

MISCELLANEOUS

---

ADBsdcardFix.zip

NOTE: READ DESCRIPTION ABOVE FOR HOW AND WHY TO USE THE FILE BELOW -

--- DO NOT FLASH IN CWM!! ---

md5: 5A362D2AB8BD5D7878AC1835A4AD558E

FP8 Animated Gif Support

Flash this to get the FP8 version of the let-my-gifs-play-regardless-of-available-memory hack in Tweaked in FP5 - thanks flare!

md5: 917273012589484497B3F0B2C0FE0585