[Q] "wingray" ClockworkMod?

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I'm trying to flash the OTA with CWM, and the assert

assert(getprop("ro.product.device") == "wingray" ||
       getprop("ro.build.product") == "wingray");

failed. I suspect that's caused by "stingray" here and there in /default.prop and other places in CWM.

I have flashed the original boot partition and I have checked all the asserts for patches, and I'm sure that they would not fail with "applypatch -c".

So is there any "wingray" version of CWM? So I can flash it and then maybe I can flash the OTA?

Currently sitting in the same boat. I have a US Wifi Only Xoom sitting on HTK75D. I did have a custom kernel Installed which i removed my installing "update_US-Xoom-WiFi-3.2.1-HTK75D_stachre_v02.zip" which just installed the factory boot.img that removed the custom Tiamat kernel. Once there I attempted to install the OTA and receive your same Build.Prop Issue. I first attempted with CWR and then proceeded to Install the Tiamat Recovery that is available on http://www.droid-life.com/2012/01/13...e-zip-for-you/ and still in the same boat.
Hope we can figure this out and get some tasty ICS soon.

Subscribed b/c I have the same problem, though I had the stock kernel. Also had problems getting it to boot into the CWM recovery vs the stock recovery, but when I'd get it into CWM, this is the error I'd get.

Same here. And my Xoom was stock. I've never tried any mods until now.

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Finally I gave up CWM and went to stock recovery.
I grabbed stock rom from

developer.motorola.com/products/software

"Build HWI69 for US Retail"
, extracted recovery.img,
and flashed recovery in fastboot mode to it.

Then I flashed the OTA in stock recovery and then flashed back CWM recovery...
Now it seems to work fine... I've gained root access again by flash su-install.zip...

Originally Posted by henryhu

Finally I gave up CWM and went to stock recovery...

Then I flashed the OTA in stock recovery and then flashed back CWM recovery...
Now it seems to work fine... I've gained root access again by flash su-install.zip...

Did you use OTG or SD card for flashing the ICS OTA? Or maybe something more exotic you can share with us...

Nothing new, just OTG, sorry...

since you are using CWM recovery you can modify the OTA package without worrying the signature issue.

so,

1) extract the zip package to a folder.
2) open META-INF/com/google/android/
3) use any text editor you have to edit the updater-script file.
4) remove the assert statement
5) repack the folder into a zip package

then flash it with CWM recovery, and it will probably work

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didn't see you following posts. nvm

Originally Posted by kerry_xu_cs

since you are using CWM recovery you can modify the OTA package without worrying the signature issue.

so,

1) extract the zip package to a folder.
2) open META-INF/com/google/android/
3) use any text editor you have to edit the updater-script file.
4) remove the assert statement
5) repack the folder into a zip package

then flash it with CWM recovery, and it will probably work

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didn't see you following posts. nvm

Are you 100% sure that this will work fine?

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Originally Posted by henryhu

Finally I gave up CWM and went to stock recovery.
I grabbed stock rom from

developer.motorola.com/products/software

"Build HWI69 for US Retail"
, extracted recovery.img,
and flashed recovery in fastboot mode to it.

Then I flashed the OTA in stock recovery and then flashed back CWM recovery...
Now it seems to work fine... I've gained root access again by flash su-install.zip...

Was debating this, just wondering if it is worth the time and effort?