This is a modified CWM-based recovery for the Motorola Atrix 4G. It is based on my own custom code forked from the CyanogenMod team's recovery. The major changes I have made include full support for dual SD cards, support for webtop partitions (SD card and internal) and changes to Nandroid backup/restore for this phone's additional partitions.
Some highlights include:
Dual SD card support
ADB support
USB Mass Storage support
Nandroid additions/changes
ext3/4 formatting
Unified kernel for international users
Probably others
This recovery is only for UNLOCKED devices. It is intended to be flashed directly to the recovery partition. Additionally, I have an AT&T phone so that is the kernel I am using. I doubt the memory issue would matter in recovery mode but testing from UNLOCKED international users would be appreciated.UPDATE: Initial indications are it works fine on UNLOCKED international phones. Versions for different tegraparts have also been compiled.UPDATE 2: Unified kernel patch has been applied. Choose whatever color you prefer regardless of phone version!
This is posted in a DEVELOPER forum and is being released to help further the development of Android for the Motorola Atrix 4G. I have personally tested this on my phone but YOU assume full responsibility for any damage incurred to YOUR phone!
The capacitive buttons can be used to navigate as well. Back is back, search is select. Menu and home are up and down.
The "osh" partition is webtop. It is the largest by far and will take some time to backup. Nandroid is not frozen!
The "sd-ext" partition is an ext3/4 partition on your external SD card. Veterans will know this as apps2sd and data2sd from other phones. The only use I'm aware of on our phone currently is Sogarth's webtop2sd.
Thanks to:
Koush and the CM team for CWM
Everyone who has made unlocking the Atrix possible
Samsung Galaxy S III
(old) Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket
(old) Motorola Atrix 4G
(old) HTC Desire
(old) Google Nexus One
Added the ability to convert an ext3 partition to ext4 under advanced. Shouldn't break anything, but it is experimental.
2011-09-24 (5.0.2.3-atrix4.1):
Fix an issue with using ext4 formatting on stock ROMs
2011-09-23 (5.0.2.3-atrix4):
Updated to CWR5 base source.
The blue version is now the new CWR5 color. Old blue is gone. New photos welcome! :)
2011-09-17 (4.0.1.5-atrix3.3):
Unified kernel patch from eval-
New kernel to fix the stuck at "Entering Android Recovery" prompt. Big thanks to bamastang for helping test this.
Added a verify option to the backup and restore menu.
Renamed internal SD card mount point to /emmc and external is now /sdcard (this is largely cosmetic).
Merged in the CM7 device config when building the recovery image (again, just cosmetic).
Merged in miscellaneous fixes from the official CWM. Version 5 will be merged in once its ready.
2011-08-17 (4.0.1.5-atrix3.2):
Added 0MB option to ext3 partition size under External SD card partitioning which removes any ext3 partitions from the card (choose 0MB ext3/0MB swap to have only a FAT32 partition).
Added a red build to the mix.
Updated the update-binary in the CWM zips to be tailored for this phone.
Minor fixes to sdparted (log file related mostly).
2011-08-14 (4.0.1.4-atrix3.1):
Swap kernels to re-enable soft keys. Ext4 support should still work.
Fix for external SD card partitioning (internal is not supported).
CWM zip changed slightly.
2011-08-12 (4.0.1.4-atrix3):
Experimental ext4 support. Thanks to SolidHelix for testing it.
Fix for restoring large yaffs2 images (greater than 10,000 objects).
Tweak to the SD card space check before starting Nandroid backup.
Miscellaneous minor bugfixes and tweaks.
2011-08-07 (4.0.1.4-atrix2):
User is now prompted to wipe sd-ext (webtop2sd) on "Wipe data/factory reset".
User is now prompted to backup or restore webtop (/osh and /sd-ext) during Nandroid.
Four alternate colors created.
Versions for different tegraparts (international phones) created.
2011-08-05 (4.0.1.4-atrix1):
Initial release
Screenshots
Thanks to DarkSim2o9 for the following screenshots:
sd-ext (webtop2sd) is inadvertently wiped on "Wipe data/factory reset". Next version will make this optional. Fixed in -atrix2.
Miscellaneous
If you'd like ROM Manager to see this recovery as "official" you can try XCellPhoneSalesRep's suggestion posted here.
Alternately, you can try dcarpenter85's suggestion here.
For issues with recovery not sticking or crashing, see here:
Quote:
Thanks to mrinehart93 for pointing this out.
The system runs /system/etc/install-recovery.sh on boot with the stock rom. On boot it checks the recovery partition for some update and with CWM installed decides to reflash the stock recovery over it. Rename or delete the file and the CWM should stick.
Old versions
You can browse and download old versions here.
Samsung Galaxy S III
(old) Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket
(old) Motorola Atrix 4G
(old) HTC Desire
(old) Google Nexus One
ok.. for some reason I can not enter recovery with Tenfar's or this CWM... I can enter it when plugged into AC using the Root Manager CWM.. Any ideas? I always get stuck at the "Entering Android Recovery Mode" screen and that is it... Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ok.. for some reason I can not enter recovery with Tenfar's or this CWM... I can enter it when plugged into AC using the Root Manager CWM.. Any ideas? I always get stuck at the "Entering Android Recovery Mode" screen and that is it... Any help would be greatly appreciated.
were you using Tenfar's old version.
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LE DNA(NOS M7)|i5700(CM7 port)|PS3 Slim(Rebug 3.55)|MBA 2011
I had at one-point tried using the old version... after trying to flash the new version and having the problem. I flashed the new version I believe right after unlocking (first time flashing the CWM) It had never worked on my phone unless I used the ROM Manager version. I was hoping this would take care of the issue since I did the erase recovery and flashed this...
I had at one-point tried using the old version... after trying to flash the new version and having the problem. I flashed the new version I believe right after unlocking (first time flashing the CWM) It had never worked on my phone unless I used the ROM Manager version. I was hoping this would take care of the issue since I did the erase recovery and flashed this...
Hmm not sure I've experienced that. Do you have install-recovery.sh in /system/etc? Maybe it's conflicting
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