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Default Preparing to use a custom recovery and write_raw_image/flash_image

In preparing for the official EVO release, where all us regular ppl will finally get the phone, have a few questions which there might be answers for or there might not yet be.

I know toast posted he is running a custom recovery.
What custom recoveries will work on the EVO? Will all the currently available recoveries need to be updated/modified to run on the EVO?

In creating an update.zip to flash partitions (load a new boot.img) through the custom recovery, is there a flash_image binary (samsung moment style) or are there commands, with partition information hard coded into the recovery, like write_raw_image ? If both exist, is there a preferred method?
 
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Default Re: Preparing to use a custom recovery and write_raw_image/flash_image

I'm curious how we even get to a stock recovery on this phone...any idea?

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I'm curious how we even get to a stock recovery on this phone...any idea?
Turn off (completely). Hold volume down while powering on, and keep holding it until the bootloader screen appears. Use volume keys to navigate up/down in the list, and press power button to select "Recovery". It'll take you to a black screen with a red icon in the middle, and shows no menu -- but if you press all three buttons (vol down+vol up+power), it'll show a recovery menu that we're all used to, with blue letters.

This will only work to apply a signed HTC update.
 
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Turn off (completely). Hold volume down while powering on, and keep holding it until the bootloader screen appears. Use volume keys to navigate up/down in the list, and press power button to select "Recovery". It'll take you to a black screen with a red icon in the middle, and shows no menu -- but if you press all three buttons (vol down+vol up+power), it'll show a recovery menu that we're all used to, with blue letters.

This will only work to apply a signed HTC update.
Awesome, thank you very much.
 
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