yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Incredible S] Ghisy:
It's my 2nd trip to the PhoneHouse (Carphone Warehouse in France) today and they still got like no accessories for the Incredible S!

I'm only looking for a gel case and I can't find any online either. I tried EBay and a bunch of websites, everything is coming up and not available yet. :(
[HTC Incredible S] shiftyllama:
My local car phone warehouse had clip back style cases in made by casemate. Nice case actually. Adds very little extra bulk to the phone.
[HTC Incredible S] wlkoff:
Dock and cradle

For the cradles check this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=984903
[HTC Incredible S] baste07:
that dock pictured above will work, since it is landscape oriented
[HTC Incredible S] cod3x:
Thx for the links. Will get one from eBay
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
OK, here's the deal. This is my attempt in customizing CWM. It features several changes in comparison to one from CM source...

Changes

removed menu entries for updating via /sdcard/update.zip (useless for fake-flash users)

stripped some "No" line entries from confirmation menus

removed some insane size values from partitioning list

added some sane size values to partitioning list

added option to add 2nd ext partition (for some data2sd variants)

added block alignment to partitioning part

added advanced backup submenu

Plans

add block alignment to partitioning part

add advanced backup submenu

add some additional wipe options

Issues

mounting /sdcard again after unmounting not possible

Installation

Just copy this file to root of your SD card and rename it to update.zip. You can also use previous non-customized version.

Source

Source for this project is available on GitHub.

CAUTION! This is still in test phase. And your phone may explode suddenly if you're not careful enough. But in general it is pretty much safe (if you stand several feet from your phone). If you encounter any problems relevant logs are /tmp/recovery.log and /data/sdparted.log which I will need for debugging.
[Legend Android Development] goose2600:
Hi BlaY0!

does this file works even on s-off legend?

Thx
[Legend Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
Yes. ;) Have fun!
[Legend Android Development] fatthumb:
Thanks a lot for this :-)
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
Yes, but why would you do that???

So you buy a Ferrari and put in the engine of Fiat 600? I don't get it :rolleyes:
[Legend Android Development] canttona:
Thanks man, it's great.
[Legend Android Development] bjohv052:
Well, sort of. If you go to recovery via ROM manager, you will not get CWM 3.0.0.6 and if you go to recovery from HBOOT you will not get CWM 3.0.0.6.

The only way is to go to recovery and then choose "Apply update.zip".

So, yes, it works. But it's a bit tricky.
[Legend Android Development] unzi200888:
Thanks a lot!

Really helped me! :)
[Legend Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Fantastic. Great stuff!
[Legend Android Development] psyionx:
This is Super! Been stuck with a rom with ext4 enabled for quite some time now. And this worked!

Blay0! your the man!
[Legend Android Development] saw81:
thanks!but i don't understand !!!I'm not good at these things :eek:

i have update the file by recovery and now?where should I set???:confused:
[Legend Android Development] picz:
No, you have only to put the update.zip on SD-card and that´s it.

Than you have CWM recovery in version 3.0.0.6...
[Legend Android Development] CfYz:
My ext4 partition still can't mount. Is there any way to collect recovery logs or something?
[Legend Android Development] Kot_Ik:
You can run

adb shell dmesg

just after trying to mount the sd-ext. Then put it in this thread.

BTW, BlaY0, if i correctly understood, in your B ROM ext4 creates with huge_files option. My ext4 partition was created being under your rom, and all had run smooth except current CWM could not mount partition saying

<6>[ 37.128723] yaffs: dev is 187695106 name is "mmcblk0p2"
<6>[ 37.128936] yaffs: passed flags ""
<4>[ 37.129150] yaffs: Attempting MTD mount on 179.2, "mmcblk0p2"
<6>[ 37.129791] yaffs: dev is 187695106 name is "mmcblk0p2"
<6>[ 37.130004] yaffs: passed flags ""
<4>[ 37.130371] yaffs: Attempting MTD mount on 179.2, "mmcblk0p2"
<3>[ 37.131561] EXT4-fs: mmcblk0p2: Filesystem with huge files cannot be mounted read-write without CONFIG_LBD.

until i turned this option off. Under working system with your kernel/modules ext4 mounts good even with huge_file option.
[Legend Android Development] psyionx:
as picz mentioned, you put this file in the root of your sd card.

than you switch off your phone. than on it holding the Vol- and the power button. Than select recovery. ant the red [!] screen. press Vol+ and the power button. wait for a blue menu list at the top of the screen. than select update.zip...

this is Fake Flash....
[Legend Android Development] psyionx:
working perfectly. i've successfully backup and restore a CM7 with TGF's ext4 data2ext mod. everything works normal.
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
Yeah, formatting ext4 partition under B or CM adds "huge_file" to the filesystem features by default. Actually this is default for mke2fs config (will be changed in the next B release). My customized and also CM kernal got this LBD alias LBDAF support built in but stock kernel from recovery doesn't hence the error. Unfortunately LBD support can't be built as a module so there is actually no way to add this support to stock recovery if your Legend is S-ON.

But... since LBD alias LBDAF and consequently "huge_file" support in ext4 is actually support for files bigger than 2TB we kinda don't need it I guess ;) so what we can do is as you suggested remove "huge_file" feature from ext4 filesystem like this:

tune2fs -O ^huge_file /dev/block/<ext4_partition>
e2fsck -pf /dev/block/<ext4_partition>

...and we do this via recovery or system but ext4 partition shouldn't be mounted at that point! So unmount it first or disable data2ext/a2sd and reboot, do da above job, enable data2ext/a2sd and reboot again. To check if "huge_file" feature is actually enabled in your ext4 filesystem you do:

tune2fs -l /dev/block/<ext4_partition>

...and check "Filesystem features:" line.
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
Customized CWM 3.0.0.6 for S-ON Legends (fake-flash)

OK, here's the deal. This is my attempt in customizing CWM.

Check 1st post for update!
[Legend Android Development] jinxul:
hi BlaY0 !

can you release img for S-off users ? (i know we can use this but i like IMG)
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
New update. Check 1st post.

No, I decided not to. Will stick to fake-flash. But if you want, you can do it yourself and post it here...

EDIT: Rather post img in the other thread.
[Legend Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
I'll give it a shot when I'm home. No promises about my success though
[Legend Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
Hokay, I gave it a shot and it didn't work. Basically, I stopped syncing my local repo around the time when CM6.1.1 was released, so there's a lot of stuff missing. I lack the time, will and bandwidth to do a full sync I'm afraid. (Really bad internet here, I need to do something about that)

@BlaY0, "make recoveryimage" pushes out a .img file, can't you just post that? Given that you have to do it anyway to convert it to a fakeflash zip it doesn't seem to me to be too much to ask. Just my 2 small-units-of-money ;)

Now, it occurs to me that there might be a way to do this without syncing the whole CM tree. If there is, and someone knows about it, my ears are wide open and I'm ready to learn ;)
[Legend Android Development] kamp:
I just downloaded the customized version for fake-flash.

It looks a lot cleaner with all the 'No' menus gone, but found a little bug - Not too sure if it was intentional or not, but pressing back button does the same thing as pressing the trackpad.
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
I'm actually compiling just "recovery" binary with ndk/bionic toolchain, don't have entire cm source on my workstation. What you can do is getting ali ba's or EagleTitan's recovery image, extract it in the kitchen, put "recovery" and "sdparted" from my fake-flash there and reconstruct the image back. I could do that but would rather see someone else doing it ;)

Ahh, and if you do it plz make a post in the other thread. This one is ment for fake-flash only.

I don't know what you mean? If you place your cursor on "No" line, it certainly acts the same way pressing either back or trackpad. Other menu entries can only be executed by pressing trackpad...
[Legend Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
My attempts at this have led to a device that won't boot to recovery. Lol. I'll keep trying

EDIT:

Hmm... I think it's something to do with the header, and errors within it. I'm at a loss here. If I unpack the image, and then repack (no changes) it it will flash through fastboot but not boot, and flash_image won't flash it because it says there's an error reading the header.
[Legend Android Development] Rapier:
That means it is done automatically during partitioning process? I just had to partition the card using the "partitioning menu" and that's all? I couldn't find any other option
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
Yep, it's done automatically.

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] entropicamente:
I've synced the repo yesterday trying to follow the howto found on Cyanogenmod wiki (http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Compile_CyanogenMod_for_Legend). I'm somewhat a noob in this kind of things, so I followed the instructions in "dummy mode" only to test if the setup is working.

After compiling the full rom I found in the output directory a recovery.img file, is it a clockworkmod image file?

I know that it is a noob question, and I was willing to learn more by myself before asking on the forum, but I've seen many people needing an update CWM.

If my guessing about that img file is wrong, if someone would kindly point me to a guide about compiling the CWM (perhaps an easy and clear one, so I could learn something) I could try to build it for the community.

Edit:

I think I found a solution, I've posted the img file in the proper thread (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11878281&postcount=88).
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
OK, here's 3.0.1.3 with all my additions. Tested it last thursday... haven't noticed back button problem.
[Legend Android Development] entropicamente:
Maybe it's normal, but in my image the problem starts after some time and not always. It shows a message saying something about enabling back button in menu and it adds the option at the bottom of the list. Next time I will save a log.
[Legend Android Development] CfYz:
Small bug or by design:

backup and restore - Advanced Backup - 'press back' - Main Menu

Back button should bring me back to backup and restore not the main menu?

One thing that original CWM missed and you can implement it :) When browsing sd card in order to find zip ROM - holding volume down button shift just one string, like pressing the button once. Would be more handy if holding volume buttons will scroll down|up folders.
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
Well, maybe it's a bug or it is meant to be this way. The whole Nandroid menu works this way not just "Advanced Backup" submenu. Even in prior versions (2.5.0.7 for example).

I'll see what I can do about volume up/down button.
[Legend Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Where is the link to 3.0.1.4?

I'm still finding 3.0.1.3 as the latest but I'm reading of 3.0.1.4 in the other post (@ali ba on CWM for S-OFF)
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
You mean 3.0.1.9?

There's none. Changes from 3.0.1.3 to 3.0.1.9 are insignificant especially for Legend users.

Are you the one who needs the latest version even tho you don't know what was actually changed?
[Legend Android Development] Pharaohnough:
No, I mean 3.0.1.4 like my post says

This post refers to 3.0.1.4 and that's the one I was looking for
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
You are in the wrong thread. Mind the title! These are different versions of CWM.
[Legend Android Development] Pharaohnough:
My device is S-ON so I am looking for the CWM which is maintained by you.

I quoted ali ba from his other thread because he refers to this thread (for devices that are not S-OFF like mine)
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
So? Download this update and install it? I already told you that there are no changes from 1.0.1.3 to 1.0.1.9 you should worry about. And I also told you that there's no 1.0.1.4 for S-ON. At least not by me.

So I guess you have exactly three options... first is to S-OFF your phone and use ali ba's CWM 1.0.1.9, second is to use my 1.0.1.3 and third is to compile your own from source.
[Legend Android Development] [Jules]:
If you're looking for the addition of sd-ext to recovery.fstab: that one is in customized cwm 3.0.1.3 made by BlaY0.

You're not gonna miss anything from cwm 3.0.1.9 in functionality anyway.
[Legend Android Development] psyionx:
Blay, thanks for the customization... its easy to partition sdcards with this.

for thous who didn't noticed. you can switch between CWM version as long as you have one update.zip in the root of your sdcard and the others have other name .zip... use "-install zip from sdcard" to do this trick with in seconds...
[Legend Android Development] ko0l:
Hi,

Dunno why, but whenever I try to apply the update.zip for 3.0.1.3 from cwm 2.5.0.7 it just reboots to 2.5.0.7 after the flash. 3.0.1.3 doesn't actually get booted. It wored before, but dunno why it just doesn't work anymore.

Does anyone what could have happened and anyways to fix it?
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
Your update.zip was overwritten with older one I guess. Just copy 3.0.1.3 again to your SD card.

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] Snowtoad23:
So when I have this on SD root as update.zip and do fake flash method by booting into recovery etc it works fine, great.

Can I copy and rename it to recovery-update.zip and put it in clockworkmod folder in SD card to replace the one there? Will it work? Rom Manager says the 2.5.0.7 or whatever version is the latest, and that's the one it puts there, but is it ok if I replace that manually with this one?

Cheers
[Legend Android Development] branch8:
That worked for me when using Rom Manager with a custom CWM on my NI Adam.
[Legend Android Development] caretaker01:
i`m not exaclly sure how but i placed this version on sd card everything worked perfect until a friend entered in rom manager and booted into recovery mode rebooting my phone into older version the one rom manager instaled, and the morron wiped my dalvik-cache and bricking the phone, in case someone decides to do that do know that nothing but factory reset will work,
[Legend Android Development] umfrider1:
Partition

Hi!

So, I download your file ( customized_cwm-3.0.1.3.zip ) and rename it to update.zip, take it to the root of the sd card. After all have I flash it in recovery? ( blue menu )

As I have done it, what will be the next step? Or am I wrong?
[Legend Android Development] alexhtclegend:
Next step for what? Flashing a ROM? Partitioning SD card? Nandroid backup?
[Legend Android Development] izzy001:
How hard would it be to port this to the mytouch slide?
[Legend Android Development] DooMMeeR:
I am just getting a signature verification failed :(
[Legend Android Development] Nick N:
How about a port for the 2.3.3 Evo 4G with S-ON? Would I be able to flash a stock Froyo ROM after installing so I can use UnrEVOked to get root?

Us Evo 4G guys that have Gingerbread with no root are getting restless!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1171252
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
What happen if you load this one?
[Legend Android Development] ICavalera:
I tried to flash gps fix on another topic and give me an error. Before I update nightly, I was using fake flash cwm 2.5.1.8 now I made update to cwm and I don't know which is the problem. If the nightly or cwm.

Can any one help here?
[Legend Android Development] smilingguy07:
Hello, I have CWM 3.0.1.3 installed, can someone tell me what i need to do to partition my sd card, and the recommended settings I should pick etc?

Thanks
[Legend Android Development] Hitmax117:
first of all backup your sd card manually because partitioning will wipe your sd card

and for the settings, for what you want to use the ext partition?
[Legend Android Development] vip333:
hi

every time when i try to enter recovery mode, my phone stucks and it shows red triangle....

i am a bit noobie in this, and if there any other way to flash CWM 3.x without entereing recovery let me know, my phone is rooted, using CM7 atm....
[Legend Android Development] cyRq:
This has been answered hundred of times. Press power + vol up, and apply update.zip
[Legend Android Development] vip333:
hmmm

as i know its power + vol down and from there you should enter recovery to apply update.zip

correct me if i am wrong...
[Legend Android Development] gualm2:
To get to recovery volume down + power on, choose recovery. While at the red triangle it's volume up + power. It may take some tries but you will get to a blue menu. Navigate and choose apply update.zip. Now you will get to an orange menu which is clockwork recovery
[Legend Android Development] vip333:
Ok ty for explaining that, when i go home will try it :)
[Legend Android Development] smilingguy07:
Hi Hitmax117, I'm looking to use the ext partition as a way of giving myself more room to properly install some of my apps, maybe 500 mb of space so that my big apps can go there and leave the phones internal memory alone.
[Legend Android Development] Hitmax117:
then you need to backup your sd card, go into cwm recovery, select advanced then partition sd card

now what happens next i can't remember exactly but it starts to ask about sizes, always read the top text and only chose 500mb for the first partition(probably it will ask the first partition first), for al the other ones select 0MB

now how to move the apps to ext, you need to activate it, the way to do that depends on the rom you are using, which one are you using?
[Legend Android Development] smilingguy07:
At the moment I'm using the official froyo rom which has been rooted.
[Legend Android Development] qzem:
@Blay0

I heard that CWM 4.0.x.x recovery is out. Any chance that you would provide this version for us?
[Legend Android Development] whitetigerdk:
@BlaY0: Any chance of a recovery.img of this version for flashing for permanent recovery?

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Legend Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
I already asked him, he said no :(

In theory you can pull apart this zip, and the CWM from Ali Ba and merge them. When I tried it didn't go too well, but you might have more luck. unyaffs
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
Unyaffs?

Has nothing to do with recovery image. What you need to do is putting img into the kitchen and deconstruct it. Then get recovery and sdparted from my zip and replace those from initrd dir. Construct back the img. Flash it. That's all ;)

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] TAEL:
When I'm trying this, it doesn't install successfully and says: "Signature verification failed, installation aborted."
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
I guess you have to resign the image with -w option.

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] carkev:
@BlaYO

your customized CWM was a life-saver indeed for me earlier today and I cannot thank you enough !

here's why ...

1. I had your B.0.8 froyo rom running on my Legend perfectly fine.

2. because other helpful folk like 'waterpolo' have been helping my with boot animations I needed to restore my backup of CM7 (normally no problem)

3. it seemed restore fine, but hung on reboot. all I could access was bootloader, etc and ADB showed 'no devices' (I have never been in such a pickle)

4. even after hours on the forum I could see no way of getting a rom on again

but then stumbled across this posting, downloaded your zip ... and wallah! ... I had CM again.

a quick restore of my b.0.8 backup, and all is fine again.
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
No problem m8. I'm glad you've solved your problem.

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] qpkqkma:
Same here, "Signature verification failed, installation aborted."

What to do ? I dont know how to sign apps....
[Legend Android Development] farukb:
Y U NO look at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=747890 ?

and Y U NO use rom manager to flash the recovery image if you already rooted etc.

also, please don't be a gravedigger... i mean, last post was on 28th December 2011.
[Legend Android Development] Reza_Sadeghi:
here for me :

"failed to verify whole-file signature

signature verification failed"

you mentioned :

but i do nothing special.

i just installed XXJVU 2.3.6 ROM

rooted it

and then put "customized_cwm-3.0.1.3" in root of extrenal SD Card.

restart then phone and in "ClockWorkMod Revocery 2.5.1.0 Speedmod kernel"

i tried to install zip from SD card.

i tried install update.zip too.

i selected cutomized_cwm-3.0.1.3

the screen said: finding update package...

opening update package...

installing update...

ClockworkMod Recovery v3.0.1.3

and then nothing.

screen hangs on a progress bar in gray color 0%

----------

i disabled "Signature Check" in ClockWorkMod 2.5.1.0 installed before but now nothing.

i need this file for Auto partitioning because while i do partitioning manually by "Fdisk" it said "0 Cylinders"

this exactly :

Command (m for help): n
n
Unknown value(s) for: cylinders (settable in the extra functions menu)

please help me what to do now?
[Legend Android Development] ranger4740:
Edit:- you are using a Samsung galaxy s2 aren't you, well, this recovery is for HTC legend only.

Are you actually using a HTC legend? I have not heard of the Rom you flashed, at least here on xda unless I missed it some how, I've been around here for a long time now oh and speedmod kernel that is also not one I've heard of for legend.

Anyhow, that recovery is ONLY supposed to be for HTC legend it can cause issues or even bricking if used on a different phone.
[Legend Android Development] Reza_Sadeghi:
Yes correct.

That's important note.

as you mentioned this customized CWM is for HTC Legend not others.

I installed speedmod kernel designed for Galaxys again and should search for another solution to solve "Cylinders=0" while i re-partition using "Fdisk" in shell.

Thanks for Reply.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pr621:
so I successfully updated to froyo, after it was done I updated all my apps using 3g. I then rooted my phone using SuperOneClick. after that, I didn't notice any issues, so I used OCLF, after it rebooted from doing the lag fix, I now have no data. I uninstalled the lag fix AND unroted my phone just to try and back out of whatever I did, but it didn't work. I went to setting to try and view my mobile networks, I got an error that told me to insert my sim card. It was already in... So I took it out, put it back in and booted up to the same problems. My phone IS reading the sim card though, I can see all of my sim contacts in my address book, and wifi is working perfectly, I just can't connect to any cellular data. is there a way to fix this without flashing back to stock and reupdating? I would like to keep all the data I have on my phone.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] venomio:
Can you make calls? Or is it just 3g that's been effected?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pr621:
I wasn't able to make calls either, anyway, after rebooting for the umpteenth time, it started working :D
[Nexus One Android Development] --ScOOp--:
Hi N1 friends !

DOWNLOAD

Instructions:

- Download both the packs

- Reboot to Recovery

- Wipe Cache and Dalvik Cache if coming from a previous MIUI release.

- (If coming from another rom WIPE DATA as well)

- Flash Miui 1.3.25

- Flash Language pack

- Reboot
[Nexus One Android Development] --ScOOp--:
Miui Gingerbread is now availiable have fun
[Nexus One Android Development] BrotherG:
Sweet i think im going to give this a try.
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Hell yeah!!!

Ditto.
[Nexus One Android Development] ZeppeMan:
On miui-dev.com they have problems with the market, no one can download apps from te market. I'll wait for a fix.