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[Android Apps and Games] tecnoworld:
I'm actually using this method, but twrp won't let me use the otg mouse inside recovery :( perhaps my veesion is too old?
[Android Apps and Games] Marcovanbasten:
Thanks for the app and sorry for the noobish question. When TWRP is installed, flashing a zip file in flashify is exactly the same than going in TWRP and flashing it ?
[Android Apps and Games] sjandroiddeveloper:
Yes its exactly the same as manually going into recovery and flashing a zip file

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[Android Apps and Games] ShagNasty2:
lg Volt

Works fine on the LG Volt except there is no selection for "external sd card", the volt has an internal (emulated) sd and backups go there. If i have to do a factory reset i will loose my backups unless i copy to external sd first and then copy back after reset and reinstalling app.

Great job, love the app...:good:
[Android Apps and Games] nijohnson:
How long should "Checking File Integrity" take when loading a new/updated recovery img?
[Android Apps and Games] cgollner:
Should me max a few seconds...
[Android Apps and Games] nijohnson:
Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] Musaddiq43:
Can someone tell me where I can download stock recovery for the S4 Zoom SM-C101. I know what im doing so theres no need for further explanations
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
In that case, I'll make it short: SamMobile.

I just checked and they have everything needed to extract the stock recovery for your device. It's nice NOT to have to explain every step, thanks! ;)

Note: some sarcasm might be involved!​
[Android Apps and Games] pastordl:
Love the app. Works great. I do have a wishlist item: if there was a way of saving flash queue settings, so as to not have to always click all the same boxes for backups each time. Also to quickly select items that you flash or every update; Like SuperSU. Zip. I do a lot of rom updates and do the same backup each time and the SuperSU. Just would save some more time.
[Android Apps and Games] Ragnoraks:
I do not like :(
[Android Apps and Games] steviemch:
You don't like what?

Pizza?

Leopards?

Ginger haired dwarves?

Are we supposed to guess?

sent by neural subspace transceiver node.
[Android Apps and Games] DB225:
anyone know where flashify stores the backups it makes?
[Android Apps and Games] shaggyskunk:
Probably - SD card / Flashify / Backup

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[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
Yes, and you too can find out, but you have to

SEARCH this thread

, a good habit to get into... ;)

Sine you're new here you may want to familiarize yourself with the basic XDA

rules

, the first one of which is:

;)
[Android Apps and Games] DB225:
I did look through the thread I wasn't finding anything about where they were stored. You could have just told me where to look instead of giving me a lecture. Thanks. FYI I'm not new here. Just new account. I couldn't get into my old one. The email I used I can't get into. have a good day.
[Android Apps and Games] shaggyskunk:
You can select where you want the backup saved - My previous post (sd card) I believe it the default.

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[Android Apps and Games] DB225:
Yeah, I know that is for the paid version though. I don't get paid till the 16th so I'm stuck on the free side. The only reason I'm even looking for it is to give the stock recovery to someone that messed up theirs trying to install TWRP. Thanks for the help.
[Android Apps and Games] shaggyskunk:
Yeah that screen shot is of the free version - And I could select where I want.

EDIT: Easiest thing to do - Back it up to your Dropbox (with the free version) and it's very easy to find.

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[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
I assumed you were new since you were apparently unable to find the information that a simple search would have shown. I was attempting to help you by providing a full search link for future reference, sorry.

Selecting the location for backups is a Flashify feature whether you purchase the premium version or not. Premium allows more flashes and is an easy way to thank [MENTION=4446775]cgoliner[/MENTION] for his work but even the "free" version is fully functional.
[Android Apps and Games] DB225:
no worries. Sorry I over reacted. I know you were only trying to help. I've just been having a few bad days.

I did try to backup to google dive. Flashify told me I needed premium to do that.
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
Maybe the rules have changed. In any case now that you know where the files are you can easily copy them to/from any device or location you wish or even simply download a fresh copy of the stock recovery you want. I use Flashify on several devices but they're all "premium" since a measly $2.99 for such a useful and powerful app seems to be the least we, happy users, can do and I'm pretty sure that anyone who can afford a fancy smartphone can spare that without having to starve for too long... ;)
[Android Apps and Games] DB225:
I was getting the stock recovery for a friend. Normal I would have just went for premium, but I'm out of work for the moment. I literally only have $2.36 in my bank account.
[Android Apps and Games] nantzen:
2 pages of posts instead of a simple answer: in the internal SD

sdcard/android/data/com.cgollner.flashify/files/flashify-backup

have a bier!
[Android Apps and Games] esjete2000:
I might be too lazy to search through all the posts in this thread, so has anybody succeeded with ZTE Nubia Z5S mini NX403A, thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
Yes, searching a thread is such an exhausting endeavor! I'm too lazy to answer your question but I found just enough energy to give you a link which you can use. All you need to do is click

HERE

to see how many references to your device exist, but make sure to rest first, of course... ;)
[Android Apps and Games] esjete2000:
Deeply appreciate it, you have just made it clear,...
[Android Apps and Games] toshibashi:
I got a Samsung Galaxy S2 and I want to get rid of CM12. I don't have a PC with Samsung USB drivers so I can't use Odin. I tried Flashify v.1.7.3.apk from this thread

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/rom-cyanogenmod-12-t2955551/post57483454

but it talks to me in Russian. Then I Installed an English version from the playstore but it won't flash anything for me. No zip files. It hangs if I try flashing boot.img.

How can I make Flashify work for me?

Best regards,

Toshi
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
The "Russian" version to which you refer seems to be an old patched v1.73. The current and official version in the Play Store (see link in the OP) is v1.91, and that's probably the one you should use. Even if it loaded, "boot.img" won't change your ROM. At best it'll only give you a different kernel.

Searching this thread, I see at least one post about a successful installation and use of Flashify on an S2, but it doesn't specify if it was used to directly flash an image file or simply flash a ZIP through recovery. Even if the boot.img you tried is a suitable image file, there are many reports of root-related (superuser.apk) issues with recent CM implementation and that might be what is tripping Flashify. A simple test would be to use Flashify to backup your current kernel then try to restore it also from Flashify.

From a practical standpoint, if you have a custom recovery (TWRP?) you might be better off using that to switch to a different rooted ROM after making a full Nandroid backup, just in case. Once that's done, there's a good chance Flashify will start working fine for you for both image and ZIP files.
[Android Apps and Games] toshibashi:
Thanks for your reply. No, I don't have no TWRP or the like. Also I don't need to backup the current ROM, I want to start new, from scratch. Is there a way without Odin?
[Android Apps and Games] NOOBHEADFORLIFE:
i only have one question and its do this app / flashify work on a lock bootloader ? right about now i have a s4 i545 and i wanna install a custom recovery on it ! ! !
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
No promises, but if you simply

SEARCH this thread

, you will find:

Unrequested personal opinion: Whether Flashify works for you or not, next time you get a fresh device, do your best to avoid getting one of those %$#@ locked booloaders that make life unnecessarily complicated. I'm not aware of any carrier that requires a locked bootloader even though they try very hard to sell you one of "their" crippled devices... ;)
[Android Apps and Games] Matze001:
Unable to boot into recovery

After having flashed TWRP for my device (Xiaomi Mi2s) succesfully via Flashify I cannot boot into TWRP recovery neither with Vol+ - Power nor with the Flashiyfy comand... Any hints?

EDIT: not "succesfully": after every reboot Flashify is identifying the old stock recovery, obviously the flashing of TWRP is/was not permanent?
[Android Apps and Games] NOOBHEADFORLIFE:
Quiet info

if you have a device with a lock bootloader and u want to install a custom recovery with flashify , then i would strongly advice you not to do so becouse it will only brick your device . i tried installing CWM on my s4 i545 and end up bricking it in the process :crying: right about now im in the process of getting my phone back up and running :D

EDIT : I NEVER SAID FLASHIFY WILL BRICK ALL DEVIVES OUT THERE BECAUSE I HAVE USE FLASHIFY ON SOME OTHER DEVICES I HAVE HAD IN THE PASS AND IT WORK LIKE A CHARM , BUT THIS IS MY FIRST TIME TRYING IT ON A DEVICE WITH A LOCK BOOTLOADER , SO LETS JUST BE CERAFUL AND READ U THRU A FEW THREADS BEFORE WE DO ANYTHING :good:
[Android Apps and Games] meangreenie:
Is flashify fully compatible with mtk chipsets for flashing boot.img's

I ask because i noticed the boot partition is called bootimg rather than just boot on a k3 note mtk phone.

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
[MENTION=4446775]cgoliner[/MENTION] will have to confirm this, but as long as your device runs a supported rooted android version, allows write access to the boot partition, and Flashify can identify that partition (from "/proc/dumchar_info"?), I can't think of any obvious reason why you couldn't flash an MTK SoC the same way you'd flash SnapDragon or Exynos SoCs. I thought your device had a shared partition for recovery and boot, but someone more familiar with MTK and uboot would have to enlighten us. If somehow your image file has a different name that Flashify doesn't understand, you might need to rename it but what matters is the contents of that image and to which partition you restore it. Make a good nandroid backup, then try it carefully? ;)
[Android Apps and Games] meangreenie:
Thanks, i think it worked ok. I say 'think' because there's no kernel info in settings/about info, there were no errors anyway.
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
Have you tried "uname -r" from a terminal prompt? Flashify itself should be able to tell you which kernel you have in its "BACKUP/RESTORE" tab, but if the device rebooted properly at least you know you have a functional kernel! ;)

While you're on that tab, might as well use Flashify again and let it backup your kernel and recovery (and make copies in a safe place) just in case something happens later on...
[Android Apps and Games] -zalo:
works fine. Thanks!!
[Android Apps and Games] kryzeK:
Please update with latest stock kernels for nexus
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
Huh? Flashify will attempt to flash any kernel you ask it to flash but

you

have to provide the kernel's image file (or a ZIP that contains that image as long as you have a compatible custom recovery).
[Android Apps and Games] flaming_monocle:
When I try to download the latest Gapps package, Flashify starts "checking file integrity" and doesn't stop. We're at 43 minutes and counting on my Asus Zenfone 2 (just installed Cyanogenmod, trying to get Gapps working). Trying to access the gapps package by using a .zip on my phone and selecting it through Flashify just makes the app crash (blackscreen). Is this just me, or has anyone else dealt with this?
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
A lot depends on exactly what is in that "latest Gapps package" (a flashable ZIP?), which custom recovery (TWRP? CWM?) you have, etc. Make sure your file wasn't corrupted during download (check its MD5 if provided). Does the file flash correctly when invoked directly from recovery?
[Android Apps and Games] flaming_monocle:
Flashable zip, TWRP, it isn't corrupted, and I didn't have to try. Turns out it took two hours to finish, but then it worked fine. I don't know why it took so long, but it works.
[Android Apps and Games] cgollner:
Two hours? :confused: How big was the file? Should only take a few seconds.
[Android Apps and Games] DaemeonZane:
Works on the LGLS885 Vigor. Thanks for your work, I'm always happy to have awesome apps like this one bro.
[Android Apps and Games] thereassaad:
Will try to support .tar.md5 files like kernel etc ??
[Android Apps and Games] WilliamVelez30:
Thanks. I will try this :D
[Android Apps and Games] Parasol.cool:
I really want to try the features, but after I installed it, the "Disclaimer" popup makes me stop the next step...:(
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
The initial disclaimer merely reminds you that flashing any file in any manner on any device can possibly get you in trouble, and that [MENTION=4446775]cgoliner[/MENTION] doesn't want you to expect that he'll buy you a new phone if you flash the wrong kernel or lose your data. That's just plain common sense.

Fortunately, you are on XDA Developers where 6.7 million users can help you make sure you're using the right files if you simply ask or read the instructions. If you're still worried, make another backup first, or don't use Flashify at all, but if you try flashing from your custom recovery you'll face the very same issues. ;)
[Android Apps and Games] Siddk007:
[MENTION=4446775]cgollner[/MENTION] this app doesn't seem to work in my rooted Asus Zenfone 2 (ZE550ML) no matter what. Just freezes as soon as you open the app. Please fix this issue.
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
There's no guarantee that Flashify will work on ALL devices with ALL firmware and ALL root methods, but what is certain is that nobody will be able to identify your specific problem unless you provide at least some basic logs and a hint of which Android version and root you use... ;)
[Android Apps and Games] Lhan13:
I've tried this app Yesterday,

installed PhilZ Touch on Acer Iconia B1A71,

everything went ok, at the end, Reboot.

but now my problem is my tablet cannot boot, stays on Acer logo or 5 seconds then of automatically.

try to go recovery, cannot.

try to go fastboot, cannot

try to go clean, cannot.

try flash tools, when clicked download and connect the usb, after 2 seconds disconnects.

anybody care for a Help? please. :(
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
Just because Flashify was able to successfully write the image file you gave it doesn't mean that it was the correct file for your device, unfortunately. If you flashed the wrong file, you may have damaged more than just the recovery partition and you may have to restore the entire system or at the very least the bootloader. I know support for your tablet is limited but try to seek advice wherever you found that recovery file where someone familiar with the B1 series can presumably help you.
[Android Apps and Games] Lhan13:
Thank you very much.

Still trying to look in some forums for answers, if i can see i will share in here for future use.

if until 5th day still no success i will try go on some shops for repair if they can.

but for know i will still try. Thanks again.:fingers-crossed::good:
[Android Apps and Games] MoistPicklez:
Does flashify support the LG G3 yet by chance?
[Android Apps and Games] DaemeonZane:
I know it supports the G3 Vigor variant, so it shouldn't have any issues with the full on G3. You may want to ask in the G3 forum to be sure but it should.

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[Android Apps and Games] tushar3787:
Not working for me XPERIA M c1094 It says partiton not found !!!! plz help I want to flash twrp !!! Help
[Android Apps and Games] ch3mn3y:
Do you have unlocked bootloader? As I know there is no possibility to flash recovery/kernel wothout unlockong it, at least now (probably never).

Are You able to flash kwrnel using recovery? If not maybe Your device has no access to kernel/recovery/fotakernel partitions other way than fastboot, so You wont be able to use this app. Older devices - im sure about 2011 Xperias, maybe 2012 and some 2013 too doesnt have access to that partition from device (only access is using fastboot) - , so on them this app wont work.

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[Android Apps and Games] sorcererofdm:
I have a samsung galaxy note 2 with cm11 installed. After I flashed the lateset stable cm12.1 snapshot recovery with flashify, my phone went into a boot loop as it would keep restarting after going through the samsung logo. So I went into download mode and reflashed the recovery through Heimdall. But every cyanogenmod rom (11 or 12) I flash gets stuck in the cyanogenmod logo. This includes the original version of cm11 I had.

I figured maybe the recovery is corrupted and then flashed the latest version of twrp, but the same problem occurs: all roms get stuck in the logo. Then I flashed back to my original recovery, philz_touch, and the same thing. I even restored to a backup I did, and the backup wouldn't go past the logo either.

I would really appreciate it if someone can tell me what's going on?
[Android Apps and Games] sorcererofdm:
OK I figured it out. The latest versions of these recoveries don't work well with CM11 and 12. I had to flash back to TWRP 2.6.3.0 to get CM12 installed.
[Android Apps and Games] tcat007:
Just tried this on my N5. Had 2.8.6.1, flashed 2.8.7.1. Ended in black screen. Can hold power and reboot (phone boots normally), but booting to TWRP just ends with same black screen. I'm on 6.0 now, is that an issue with Flashify?
[Android Apps and Games] Murshad007:
Yes. Flashify and Recovery both Old..
[Android Apps and Games] Gaffadin:
I've been trying to backup my current (stock/rooted/6.0/Nexus 5) kernel before trying out ElementalX, but every time I try to do so in Flashify I get the attached error.

Tried searching around, but not having much luck. Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this please?
[Android Apps and Games] adl:
Got the same problem backing with another Kernel running Cataclysm ROM based on marshmallow.
[Android Apps and Games] Gaffadin:
Hm, perhaps a Mashmallow issue then?
[Android Apps and Games] adl:
Pretty sure it is, as titanium Backup also had a problem with finding the backup and you had relocate the backup folder.
[Android Apps and Games] synsmaster:
Backupfolder is

Android/data/com.cgollner.flashify
[Android Apps and Games] nordonsimf:
I have the same problem at my Tab 2 p5100.

Its freze after i click CHOOSE FILE

Can someone help ?
[Android Apps and Games] schwem:
Flashing xposed

Ok community, I have a question. So my tablet (LG G pad V700) can only be rooted using the latest kingroot and I am unable to replace it with supersu. I was told I can flash xposed framework on my tablet using a flashtool called flashfire. Well I tried it but flashfire seems to not prompt kingroot for root privilages. Flashify seems to prompt kingroot for root privilages and work properly on my device. My question is, can I use flashify's flash zip file feature to flash xposed framework on my device like many are using flashfire? It seems to be the same principal but I just wanna make sure before I try it. Does anyone know or has anyone tried to do this before? Thanks in advance for any information.
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
FlashFire (an EXPERIMENTAL replacement for Mobile Odin) create its own recovery-like environment to accomplish many things that would otherwise require Odin or a custom recovery. To flash a ZIP such as the Xposed framework that include scripts, Flashify needs access to a suitable custom recovery (preferably TWRP). The short answer is no, unless you have a custom recovery, you can't use Flashify to flash a ZIP file.

You may want to check your device support forum or the Xposed forums for advice on how to best in incorporate the Xposed framework in your device. If you have full rw access to system, it may be as simple (?) as manually moving the files into place and adjusting the permissions accordingly from a terminal emulator prompt or an adb shell.
[Android Apps and Games] schwem:
I have consulted others whom have accomplished installing the xposed framework on my device variant without custom recovery. So far, the only means see to be with flashfire as, like you said, creates a recovery like environment and basically writes to the system like a custom recovery. I was just wondering if flashify could accomplish the same thing.

I have, since posting my previous post, managed to replace kingroot with supersu and successfully install the supersu binaries in order to obtain full root capabilities so I will just use flashfire to install xposed. This seems to be the only means of modding at a dystem level for my device as there is zero custom recoveries or roms available. Heck, root was almost impossible if it wasn't for kingroot.

Anyways, thanks for the advice and taking time to give feedback regarding my queries.
[Android Apps and Games] weirdassphone:
Can't find the backup on sd card

I have a redmi 2. I've flashed SuperSu and root permissions have been given.

And after making the backup on the flashify app i can't find it on the sd card. I also tried checking internal storage.

Please help. Thank you. :)
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
It's not clear what "it" is, but if you mean copies of the kernel and recovery, those files will be in your internal storage under /Android/data/com.cgoliner.flashify/files/flashify-backup/boot/ and /Android/data/com.cgoliner.flashify/files/flashify-backup/recovery/. You can easily copy/move them to your external SD Card for safekeeping if you want.
[Android Apps and Games] timberwolf60:
It was in phone storage/android/data as shown
[Android Apps and Games] weirdassphone:
Thank you so much. I only looked in the sd card directory. :)
[Android Apps and Games] evertking:
Need some help. I am using OnePlus one and current recovery is twrp 2.8.7.0 but when I try to flash any twrp other than that it says flash was successful but will not boot into recovery. But if I use it to flash back to 2.8.7.0 it will work.
[Android Apps and Games] Mike B.:
I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish, but the current and correct TWRP recovery for the "bacon" device IS

2.8.7.0

and it's unclear why you expect another (older?) version to work correctly, whether flashed through Flashify or your existing TWRP 2.8.7.0.

Note that Flashify only knows if an image file was successfully written,it has no way of knowing if it's the right image file! ;)
[Android Apps and Games] cgollner:
Flashify v1.9.2:

1 - Fixed backup issues on Marshmallow

2 - Download stock kernel/recovery for Nexus 5X and 6P

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cgollner.flashify