I am not sure what happen. I got a Note 2 and had it for a week. Used this cwmr to flash on it. Then had to return it to Verizon because I had a speaker issue. Got a new Note 2 opened the bootloader and repeated the same process as the old one. But on this phone after flashing cwmr in twrp doesn't seem to work. Every time I try to boot into cwmr it flickers then turns into a blank black screen.
Help please. Never had this problem ever before and had plenty of phones that I have rooted and modified.
Also as a note: I also tried to install cwmr via rom manager and it does the same thing.
Very true.Can you hook it up to your computer and see if adb is working in recovery? If so, run the following, open up the file that you pull from the phone with Notepad (or similar) and paste it somewhere online (PasteBin, Pastie, etc.) and link me to it and I'll see if I can figure it out.
I have seen on numerous devices where TWRP doesn't always handle device asserts properly, but this never happens with CWM. Not sure why, but it happens, and this isn't limited to just phones, I've seen it on tablets as well, and the problem comes and goes. Also, does one really need all the features TWRP offers? I only go into recovery for 10 minutes at the most in one time, and that would be backup, flash, reboot. The added niceties that TWRP offers are great, but do people really need them/use them?
I am confused...i have read around and dont understand what a FAT32 card means. I have an 8gb class 10 card, will i be able to use that if i wanted to use CWM?
awesome, would love to use cwrm but scared until the patched kernel is appliedYou should be able to keep CWM updated from within ROM Manager. I'm not sure if there are other ways to keep it updated or not. I will occasionally go through and put new builds in the OP for flashing from recovery, but I won't keep up with every release.
awesome, would love to use cwrm but scared until the patched kernel is applied
You should be able to keep CWM updated from within ROM Manager. I'm not sure if there are other ways to keep it updated or not. I will occasionally go through and put new builds in the OP for flashing from recovery, but I won't keep up with every release.
I am running the latest official version of CWM from the op but Rom manager thinks it version 5.5.0.2. Why is that? Is that going to be fix?
Useful Things
Enable only one "No" when going to flash a zip
Code:adb shell touch /sdcard/clockworkmod/.one_confirm
Hide files being backed up during nandroid (speeds it up a little)
Code:adb shell touch /sdcard/clockworkmod/.hidenandroidprogress
Perform incremental backups rather than full backups every time (faster on subsequent backups)
Code:adb shell "echo dup > /sdcard/clockworkmod/.default_backup_format"
On the official CWM site, it lists v6.0.3.0 of CWM Touch. Even though it's a .img format, I can't get any programs to open or extract it. Is there a zip version?
The current version is actually now up to 6.0.3.2. New builds are in the OP.
adb shell touch /sdcard/clockworkmod/.one_confirm
adb shell touch /sdcard/clockworkmod/.hidenandroidprogress
adb shell "echo dup > /sdcard/clockworkmod/.default_backup_format"
ClockworkMod 6.0.4.3
Android File Host
Standard Version
Touch Version
Dev-Host
Standard Version
Touch Version
Sadly I don't have the knowledge on how to do the exFAT support so sorry on that. Thanks imnuts for porting CWM and Koush for building us the official images.