[RECOVERY] TeamWin Touch Recovery v2.2.2.0 for the HTC Wildfire S

WoefulDerelict · 12:01 AM

[RECOVERY] TeamWin Touch Recovery v2.2.2.0 for the HTC Wildfire S

Presenting the latest development version of the TeamWin Recovery Project's touch recovery for the HTC Wildfire S. TeamWin Touch Recovery now has official builds available through TeamWin and GooManager for the Marvel. With any luck MarvelC support will soon follow. Please visit the TWRP and TeamWin pages for more information.

Compiled for and tested on the original GSM Marvel. Always awaiting more testing from CDMA Marvel users. This software is provided without support or warranty: use it at your own risk.

Known Issues:

Fails on a handful of new GSM Marvel devices with updated/incompatible hardware, locking at the initial HTC splash screen.

Change Log:

XX:XX XX/8/2012 - Initial release of TWRP v2.2.2.0: Upstream code changes resolve the issues with formatting SD-EXT and partitioning the SD-Card. Includes the initial release of a revised 320x480 default theme with cleaner action pages, slightly larger buttons and more spacious checklists. First stable, full-featured and issue free release of TWRP for the HTC Wildfire S. Previous buggy versions have been removed from the revision history and can no longer be downloaded.
17:35 19/08/2012 PDT - Second release of TWRP v2.2.1.5: Issues with offmode charging resolved thanks to kalaker.
23:32 17/08/2012 PDT - Initial release of TWRP v2.2.1.5: Upstream code includes changes that resolve issues with the system rebooting during backup operations.
03:00 06/08/2012 PDT - Initial release of TWRP v2.2.1.4: Upstream code includes a handful of nice little bug fixes including a resolution for the mount issues.
23:05 05/08/2012 PDT - Minor aesthetic tweaks to the new theme.
02:29 05/08/2012 PDT - Third release of TWRP v2.2.1: Includes a carefully scaled v2.2 theme enabling the latest release's advanced features.
22:59 28/07/2012 PDT - Second release of TWRP v2.2.1: Corrected a glitch in my build environment that could have lead to issues and then forked it for dedicated platform builds. First dedicated MarvelC build.
23:58 27/07/2012 PDT - Initial release of TWRP v2.2.1: Compiled from the most recent code provided by: TWRP, Cryptomilk and the CyanogenMod ICS-Release branch.
22:55 09/07/2012 PDT - Maintenance release of TWRP v2.1.8: Reconfigured and shrank the kernel in order to utilize a less aggressive form of compression than LZMA. Switched from the CyanogenMod ICS branch to ICS-Release.
12:35 09/07/2012 PDT - Initial release of TWRP v2.1.8: Built using the ICS branchs of the CyanogenMod and Cryptomilk Marvel sources. Oversized image required LZMA compression.

To Do:

Build flashable .ZIP

Download Links:
TWRP for GSM HTC Wildfire S (Marvel) v2.2.2.0 (Preview Release) - Image - Mirror
MD5: 34f201ec8c8b0f0d2eae64c88ac3d888
TWRP for CDMA HTC Wildfire S (MarvelC) v2.2.2.0 (Preview Release) - Image - Mirror
MD5: 7c4d137a37098900ff3b2a9412ee8994

WoefulDerelict · 03:03 AM

This is not the place for support.

I apologize in advance for what may seem abusive but, as it has been laid down here in the RULES it stands to reason that I'm decently covered.

THIS IS NOT THE PLACE FOR YOUR QUESTIONS! THIS IS!

In my infinite generosity I've created a place where users can get answers to frequently asked questions and seek support from one another. As an added bonus it will save you from my wrath. Please limit all discussion in this thread to development issues. I've started you off with some installation instructions as that was the first issue. I will update and check in as necessary. Enjoy!

Lt.Win · 10th July 2012, 10:08 AM

You need to have the HTC drivers installed.

Then in cmd type:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img.

Place the img file in the same folder as the adb files, so you won't have to specify a path.

Good luck,

Awesome work btw.

10th July 2012, 03:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WoefulDerelict

I apologize in advance for what may seem abusive but, as it has been laid down here in the RULES and I CLEARLY stated there would be ABSOLUTELY NO SUPPORT in my original post, it stands to reason that I'm decently covered.

THIS IS NOT THE PLACE FOR YOUR QUESTIONS! Ignorance and stupidity will not be tolerated.

In my infinite generosity I've created a place where users can get answers to frequently asked questions and seek support from one another. As an added bonus it will save you from my wrath. I've started you off with some installation instructions as that was the first issue. Enjoy!

If you're not going to support this, then this dosent belong in the Dev section... it can go in the General section or Apps section. Only Supported work belongs in the Dev section.

csoulr666 · 10th July 2012, 04:51 PM

He means he wont be answering any questions in this thread.............he created another thread for discussion in the general section

WoefulDerelict · 10th July 2012, 06:11 PM

Semantics...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red5

If you're not going to support this, then this dosent belong in the Dev section... it can go in the General section or Apps section. Only Supported work belongs in the Dev section.

I believe the issue here is entirely one of semantics. In my lexicon support encompasses the magical realm of end-user hand holding. In no way do I feel it is necessary or reasonable to expect a user manual with warm and fuzzy walk-troughs of every possible thing you could want to do and some friendly advice with a hug every time the user has a problem with their FREE software. I certainly don't plan to offer any of the above.

I do; however, plan on maintaining my work. I'm quite interested in information that would allow me to improve the image or resolve a reproducible issue. I also have no qualms discussing the work with other developers, providing updates as the code base evolves, accepting proper issue reports or feature suggestions. I'd simply prefer to avoid getting bogged down by questions that could easily be answered by visiting the project's home page or querying Google. I find it quite counter productive to wade through user prattle when I'm trying to fix an issue or collaborate with another developer.

marchelius · 10th July 2012, 07:30 PM

Hello.

Is this recovery version work on Marvel with black CWM Recovery effect (new graphics hardware) ??

WoefulDerelict · 10th July 2012, 08:12 PM

I'm not sure what you're asking.

Quote:

Originally Posted by marchelius

Hello.

Is this recovery version work on Marvel with black CWM Recovery effect (new graphics hardware) ??

This should be compatible with any HTC Marvel based Wildfire S. I believe they are all based on the same SOC. The kernel should have support for all MSM7227 based graphics hardware.