I've put together an unofficial ClockworkMod Recovery 6.0.1.1 until Koush adds to ROM Manager, tested working for all features except SD card mount. Working on the latter at the moment.
UPDATE: This recovery does work for both GT-N8000 (3g version) and GT-N8013 (wifi version), just confirmed. (8/16/2012)
Notes:
v1 - Touchscreen is a bit if when you have to scroll, please use the volume buttons for scrolling otherwise you may get accidental presses.
Changelog:
v1 - Everything working except SD card mount. You can backup/restore/ROM to internal or external SD card and other CWM features functional.
-Phones-
Motorola Droid
Motorola Droid 2
Motorola Droid RAZR
HTC Inspire 4G
Samsung Galaxy S Fascinate
Samsung Galaxy S III
-Tablets-
Motorola Xoom
Asus Transformer Pad TF300T
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1
Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700T
(Too many exchanges, went for a laptop )
You built it off builder.ClockworkMod.com, didn't you? :P
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I noticed it does not actually backup system.img on my device, nor did any of my attempts from the clockworkmod builder site either. It says it, but skips over in reality. This will be important to fix if indeed it is not backing it up...
EDIT: Nevermind... I guess the system.img was hiding from me
Where can I find the backup? From my Tab 10.1 I was used to find it in clockworkmod on the sdcard...
It's in your clockworkmod/backup directory. Now, with the new CWM, it stores backups as pieces of files under clockworkmod/blobs directory. This saves a ton of time when doing multiple backups as "blobs" store bits of your filesystem so when doing similar backups, it's not going to backup everything again.
Make sure you copy the whole clockworkmod folder to hard disk for moving though due to this new blobs feature. Your backup folder sizes might be much smaller because of this blobs thingee.
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