[Q] Question about the recovery after rooting

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Pir4t3

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May 26, 2011
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Hey!
i just rooted my phone by this way : http://www.modaco.com/topic/366771-root-your-moto-g-option-1-superboot/
and it works!

but now i need to install a custom recovery so i can install custom rom too!

how could i ? " i tried to use rom manager but he shows me that my device is not supported officially by CWR

any help ?

ok solved!

but i got another problem

i can't mount usb storage at the recovery mode!
i flashed CWM And TW .. and the same :(

how can i solve it ?
 

1pilo

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Jan 27, 2014
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ok solved!

but i got another problem

i can't mount usb storage at the recovery mode!
i flashed CWM And TW .. and the same :(

how can i solve it ?

What do you mean by usb storage? You can flash your rom by sideloading it under your recovery.

adb sideload rom-name.zip
 

Pir4t3

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May 26, 2011
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What do you mean by usb storage? You can flash your rom by sideloading it under your recovery.

adb sideload rom-name.zip

when u open the recovery go to mount then mount usb storage
it makes ur pc read your phone so you can transfer some files
i used it many times in my old phone " Nexus s "

and I'm using mac so i don't this command will work
 

1pilo

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Jan 27, 2014
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when u open the recovery go to mount then mount usb storage
it makes ur pc read your phone so you can transfer some files
i used it many times in my old phone " Nexus s "

and I'm using mac so i don't this command will work

I'm also using a mac. if your downloading the sdk from google u go to sdk/platform-tools and theres the adb file.

Next you need to place the rom file in the same folder

then you need to go to your recovery under install from sideload

and then in your terminal

./adb sideload rom-name.zip

after transfering from mac it gets installed directly
 
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Pir4t3

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I'm also using a mac. if your downloading the sdk from google u go to sdk/platform-tools and theres the adb file.

Next you need to place the rom file in the same folder

then you need to go to your recovery under install from sideload

and then in your terminal

./adb sideload rom-name.zip

after transfering from mac it gets installed directly

Thanks!
so if i want to transfer a file without installing it " if it zip too "
coz i want to try it .. but i just wanna try that it works without installing a rom :)

is it possible ?

and again thanks! :eek:
 

1pilo

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Jan 27, 2014
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Thanks!
so if i want to transfer a file without installing it " if it zip too "
coz i want to try it .. but i just wanna try that it works without installing a rom :)

is it possible ?

and again thanks! :eek:

that should be tricky trying a rom without installing it.
The only solution I know would be doing a backup before. Then installing it and then restoring the backup.

There should be some other recovery where u can manage your roms. but I cant remember.
 

Pir4t3

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that should be tricky trying a rom without installing it.
The only solution I know would be doing a backup before. Then installing it and then restoring the backup.

There should be some other recovery where u can manage your roms. but I cant remember.

i tried CMW and TW .. same thing happened!

i just wanna say Thank you again
 

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    when u open the recovery go to mount then mount usb storage
    it makes ur pc read your phone so you can transfer some files
    i used it many times in my old phone " Nexus s "

    and I'm using mac so i don't this command will work

    I'm also using a mac. if your downloading the sdk from google u go to sdk/platform-tools and theres the adb file.

    Next you need to place the rom file in the same folder

    then you need to go to your recovery under install from sideload

    and then in your terminal

    ./adb sideload rom-name.zip

    after transfering from mac it gets installed directly