Thanks a lot for the fantastic recovery

i had a few doubts

1. is it safe to just flash it thru fastoot using
fastboot flash recovery *your_recovery.img*

2. # Partition your SD directly from the menu! (500MB Ext2, 32MB Swap, remaining Fat32) *NEW

can you explain what the above means ?

3. the last option move apps and dalvik cache to SD is not working, could you pls explain what this is and how to get this working
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Originally Posted by bjareboy

Tried running adb shell df, but doesn't work I'm pretty noobish doing these things..

Attachment 212627

Ok... try installing a terminal app on your mobile and check it that way.
I'm actually 100% you really ran out of SYSTEM space, remove some things you don't need from system to free some space...

If you're using my rom you actually don't need to write it to system, just put the recovery image in data and reboot, it will automatically flash the recovery and remove the image file.

Originally Posted by trincisor

Thanks a lot for the fantastic recovery

i had a few doubts

1. is it safe to just flash it thru fastoot using
fastboot flash recovery *your_recovery.img*

2. # Partition your SD directly from the menu! (500MB Ext2, 32MB Swap, remaining Fat32) *NEW

can you explain what the above means ?

3. the last option move apps and dalvik cache to SD is not working, could you pls explain what this is and how to get this working
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1. Yes, why would it be "unsafe"?
2. This will create an 500MB ext2 partition, a 32MD swap partition and the remaining space on your SD will be a fat32 partition. Only do this if you are using a ROM that supports apps2sd, etc...
3. This option only works if you have an ext2 partition AND a ROM that supports apps2sd.

Amon

to replace the older recovery img think its 1.1.2G i have from you can i just transfer the 1.2 img to my sd and reboot?

Originally Posted by Amon_RA

1. Yes, why would it be "unsafe"?
2. This will create an 500MB ext2 partition, a 32MD swap partition and the remaining space on your SD will be a fat32 partition. Only do this if you are using a ROM that supports apps2sd, etc...
3. This option only works if you have an ext2 partition AND a ROM that supports apps2sd.

When will you support app2sd on your ROM?

did somebody get this error?

older versions are working fine !!


on version 1.2

Originally Posted by jerpelea

did somebody get this error?

older versions are working fine !!


on version 1.2
Attachment 212806

+1

htc magic a6161

Install from sdcard ...
finding update package .....
E: can t mount /dev/block/mmcblc0 p1 ( or /dev/block/mmcblk0) ( no sush file or directory )
installation aborted

Originally Posted by stevetigersix

Amon

to replace the older recovery img think its 1.1.2G i have from you can i just transfer the 1.2 img to my sd and reboot?

It all depends on the ROM you are currently using...
Please check the last lines of your init.rc!

Stock ROMs will have something like this in their init.rc :

service flash_recovery /system/bin/flash_image recovery /system/recovery.img
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This means that your ROM will search for a recovery.img inside the system directory and flash it at boot.

Other custom ROMs will have something like this in their init.rc :

service flash_recovery /system/bin/flash_image -d recovery /data/recovery.img
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This means that your ROM will search for a recovery.img inside the data directory and flash it at boot.

Some custom ROMs don't have this line at all, this means that you have to flash your recovery using fastboot or flash_image yourself.

Originally Posted by xxgg

When will you support app2sd on your ROM?

I don't think I'll implement it.

Originally Posted by jerpelea

did somebody get this error?
older versions are working fine !!
on version 1.2
Attachment 212806

Could you please tell me which steps you took?
Did you choose "Apply sdcard:update.zip" or did you choose "Apply sdcard:choose zip" ?

Originally Posted by hobbit19

+1

htc magic a6161

Install from sdcard ...
finding update package .....
E: can t mount /dev/block/mmcblc0 p1 ( or /dev/block/mmcblk0) ( no sush file or directory )
installation aborted

Boot into recovery, wait a minute or 2 so your SDcard can mount and choose update package.

Ok, I'll try with terminal...
What kind of files can I delete from system?...and how? I checked the system folder with ASTO file manager, but didn't see any "useless" files to delete..