Anyone know exactly why BSR gets trashed by a factory reset? Is it that is is not a system app? Could it be made into a sys app?
Droid X2 System Recovery + Instruction
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You can make anything a system app
Use root explorer, place it in system/app.
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It is a sys app already. But it uses a data path(super man).
It seems one would rather do a data "wipe" from settings/privacy rather(never) than from bsr. Then never be caught w/ having to sbf. Are they equivalent?
Can one aviod making bsr/datawipe an "oh shi* button"?
It seems one would rather do a data "wipe" from settings/privacy rather(never) than from bsr. Then never be caught w/ having to sbf. Are they equivalent?
Can one aviod making bsr/datawipe an "oh shi* button"?
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I have a problem I am not able to install recover. It gives me an error: "Install failure, error running exec(). Command:[su, -c . /data/data/com.tenfar.a4.recovery/files/surunner.sh] Working directory: null, Environment:null".. What is the deal i was able to do a system recovery before..
Just had this issue a couple days ago...had to sbf.
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Recovery.img
is there a Recovery.img file i can flash? i have made backups but i cannot access them because the device is stuck on the Motorola logo when booting. I can still access fastboot, so i think i only need to flash a Recovery.img file that will work.
is there a Recovery.img file i can flash? i have made backups but i cannot access them because the device is stuck on the Motorola logo when booting. I can still access fastboot, so i think i only need to flash a Recovery.img file that will work.
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no recovery image for cwm, locked bootloader prevents anything like that from working.
You will need to flash the sbf, root, bootstrap, restore backup.
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16Droid X2 Boostrap APK (here now!)
Droid X2
Hi everyone, I would like to announce that the Motorola Droid X2 recovery is now available to download!
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User submitted success photographs:
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Addictivetips:
Phandroid:
If you are using your phone please do not use stock browser as it has troubles downloading files. Feel free to use your favorite browser, but I highly recommend Boat Browser, it is very light-weight, quick, and offers everything that is to be desired.
Boat Browser download:
Android Market (FREE)
You will also need a file explorer outside of stock; I highly recommend Root Explorer.
Root Explorer download:
Android Market (3.85 USD)
Background:
Initially, I had heard that p3 had announced that X2 users would be, in fact, getting some Gingerbread love. After seeing this tweet, I became inclined to believe that p3 had a leak of what he said is 2.3.4. So, I went on the search to find this leak. Knowing the ins and outs of Google search, I was determined the find this file using what I thought would be the update name in a zip file. After trying dozens of search combinations, I stumbled upon something interesting... A search that lead to nothing but Chinese websites. Then after clicking a few and finding no useful information, I found a website listed with a renown name: GOAPK. I ventured into GOAPK forums where I found what seemed to be a ROM for the Droid X2. Dumbfounded by the idea of a ROM being available, but no recovery, I then went on the search for the method of accessing recovery. Luckily, I found it quickly in the same forums. Even more blocks were soon to come though. I mustered through all the Chinese and was able to register on the forums. After I registered, I was asked to post a reply to the thread before I could download. This brought me to a halt, as when I posted, I had to enter a security code and answer a security question. The question was illegible even while using Google Translate (which did a rather poor job on the website all together). So, after copying the filenames, I began Google-ing again. Finally found the files, and found the way to successfully download... That is, after waiting about 4 hours for the download to complete. I was pretty fearless in jumping onto this and seeing if it would work, but I was ready for X2 development to begin, because, honestly, the phone as stock contains a lot of software problems, some which cannot be resolved with a simple root.
Before getting started, it is important that we have root. In order to obtain root and superuser permissions, we must use Gingerbreak. Before we begin, me must make sure we have an SD card inserted and mounted. After that, be sure to enable "Unknown sources" (settings > applications) and "USB debugging" (settings > applications > development). After this is complete, install, open, and run Gingerbreak. Your device should reboot if the installation is successful. Once the device has booted back up, be sure to check for Superuser in your applications, this will ensure you correctly have root. Note: Intallation may take a few moments, so please be patient. If your phone locks up, pull battery and try again.
Gingerbreak APK download:
Mirror 1
After obtaining root rights, you're free to install the Droid X2 Recovery.
Instructions:
Download Droid X2 Recovery. This file will most likely be in .rar format, so, unzip it using your favorite method. After the APK has been successfully installed, launch it (if you do not immediately launch it, it is titled "System Recovery" in the application drawer). It will appear to be the Atrix recovery, but this file has been modified to work with the Droid X2 device. There are on screen instructions, but I will additionally post them here. First, you want to see above for having device root. Second, install recovery by clicking the "Install Recovery" button at the top of the application. After installation, wait a few seconds to ensure it is complete. Now, hook you device to the AC CHARGER (not USB to computer). And click the "Recovery Mode" button to reboot the phone into recovery. The "Charge Mode" button will also reboot the phone, but instead of going into Android recovery, it will boot you to default charge. Many have speculated that this is an "oh **** button." This is not the case, it's just to bypass recovery and go directly to charge. The device will also charge at the recovery screen, so, no need to worry about the device becoming discharged and not being able to boot.
Droid X2 Recovery APK download:
Mirror 1
Mirror 2
Mirror 3
In the recovery menu, we will use the volume rocker to navigate up and down. The power button will be used to confirm/make a selection. The options you will be allowed to choose from are as follows:
Reboot system now
- This will reboot the device and skip recovery.
Apply SDCARD:update.zip
- This will flash an update.zip file located on your EXTERNAL SD card.
Apply SDINTERNAL:update.zip
- This will flash an update.zip file located on your internal memory.
Wipe DATA/Factory reset
- Clears the data portion of your device. As stated, is the same as a factory reset.
Wipe CACHE partition
- Simply clears the cache partition of the device as stated.
Install zip from SDCARD
- Allows a .zip file to be chosen for flash. Can be chosen from internal memory or external.
Backup & restore
- Allows creation of a nandroid backup. After backup is created, will allow restoration of said nandroid.
- This is one of the first things you should do when entering recovery. It can really save you some time and headache to have a nandroid on hand in case things do not go as planned.
Mounts & Storage
- Allows mounting of storage locations and allows wiping of those locations.
Advanced
- Miscellaneous options for your device.
+++++Go Back+++++
- Returns to the previous menu.
Also discovered was a Chinese developed ROM. Note how I said Chinese. It is fully flashable, and for the most part, functional. I don't necessarily recommend installing it as I haven't had the time to dig through it and determine what is actually included/changed.
Quens DX2 CHS ROM download:
Mirror 1
Mirror 2
Thanks for everything and happy developing!
*DISCLAIMER* You are at the consent of your device. If you choose to use, install, or follow any instruction obtained, it is at your will and is out of my jurisdiction of responsibility. You are responsible for your device and what you do to it.1I really don't deserve thanks, but thank you. All I did was poke through some chinese and discover the download. I am working on the screens. I assure you that this is working for me and I have successfully flashed a ROM from the same chinese website.11
This is the following:
-Clockwork nandroid
-bootstrap apk
-gingerbreak
-moto drivers
The ROM I am speaking of, can be found HERE.
Also, thanks LancerV, I appreciate the image.
