Admin Edit: These files are removed at the OPs request and are available via his own website.
Flash desired zip from recovery. Hope you made a nandroid backup.
vision_wipe_efs repackaged with permission from guhl source and license can be found in the zip files.
Why superwipe?
Sometimes using the built in format options in CWM dont work. The motivation behind creating the tool was that i was having serious bootlooping issues that couldnt be solved from flashing/formatting/etc from recovery. No matter what i did i would boot up and be greeted with a hundred force close messages and a hard reboot. it sucked. flashed the superwipe, restored my backup and was up and running in no time. This uses recoveries built in format command as well as the erase_image binary to complete destroy the partitions, reformat them and check the filesystems afterward. a log is then saved to /sdcard/superwipe.log
If anything, this is a great one click wipe tool for a complete wipe between roms, or to troubleshoot.
vision_wipe_efs wipes the mmcblk0p13 and mmcblk0p14 partitions and has been shown to fix the broken GPS for almost all users experiencing gps loss. the binary is to ensure no errors while typing dd commands which can cause device death. vision_wipe_efs was written and compiled by xda member guhl.
All three zips are safe and working.
YES ohsaka/ezterry released a superwipe for the g1, YES this zip is basically doing the same thing.
I didnt use any of ohsaka's superwipe.sh code, nor did use any binaries from his superwipe. Instead i use the built in erase_image and e2fsck that are already in CWM recovery. It isn't a rip-off, it is what it is, a superwipe tool for the g2. sue for me for using built in command in an open source environment and using a name with no copyright... idiots.
TROLLS: you're annoying, you contribute nothing. they have a name in biology for something that constantly feeds and never returns. Cancer. Please go back under your respective bridges unless you have something of value to offer.
WOW. straightforward but SO helpful. typing these commands in (for those of us, like myself, who have also had issues with CWM actually formatting what it says it's formatting) gets tedious after the 50th time.
This isn't the same type of suprerwipe as the g1. As a matter of fact it's completely different. I think what derek was refering to was that the name superwipe implies that it wipes everything, which it doesn't, and is also a rip-off name of xda user ohsaka's superwipe, which can clearly be seen here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=834812. Not to say the gps thing isn't working since I can't test it. Yes I relize this one is for the g2 ect, but at least come up with your own name for it.
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LGE Nexus 4: Active
I see him mentioning both Ohsaka and Ezterry in this post. Perhaps you would have him move these credits to the OP? Or would you rather him call this tool AmazingGWipe? It seems a similar tool to the one used on the G1 but not the same. So are we being constructive in our criticism or just giving this guy grief for making a usefull tool (grant it some will argue its usefullness - hey here's an idea... don't use it). Ok back to topic. Thanks.
SuperWipeG2 is an original name anyway.
This is a free tool on a free forum right?
But sue me too you'll still get what I put in it... nada.
Oh don't get me wrong, superwipe is a great name and all it's just not very original. As far as the funtionality of it I won't comment much on that since I don't have a g2 to test it on, and amazingglaay is not even the original one who compiled these, as it clearly states on the OP. But yes credit to ezterry or ohsaka in the op would be the right, thing to do, but people don't always do the right things...
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LGE Nexus 4: Active
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