Hi,
Please find port of Clockwork Mod Recovery 5.0.2.7 for GT-P6810.
(this is not a kernel replacement- just a cwm recovery image)
This is ported from the garyd9 6210 cwm recovery so please go thank him. (in 7.0+ forums)
Modified to work on 6810.
Incorporates garyd9 patches for sd card handling.
also thanks to ezynow and kassemja - for advice and bug fixing
based on stock firmware.
I have tried backup & restore, wipe cache , wipe dalvik-cache and so far has worked.
New version 2012-02-01: data wipe and then restore, backup to external and to internal (internal is now the default).
But we need some further testers.
Please only try if you what you are doing & know how to flash with odin.
Requirements: you need to be rooted.
Please know how to recover your device independently before using this!
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE ON ANY OTHER DEVICE. THE PARTITIONS ON THE P6810 ARE DIFFERENT!
Ok - first identified issue: If we are backing up to the external sdcard. This is fat32. So we have a file size limitation.
Also there may be a tool set size limitation in the binaries (as ported). This mainly affects "data", as this seems to include
pictures, video etc from the /data/media directories. So looks like to me data > 2G wont restore. Although it does create
(in my example 3.5G file and checksum is ok). I found that the 3.5G would not load. I retarred with all stuff in /data/media
deleted, (and fixed the nandroid checksum) then the data file loads (about 900M) and my device is recovered. I'm expecting if you try to back up more than 4G, the file will not be usable due to FAT32. I Hope this is clear.
So please check your file sizes (and nandroid sums) before attempting a restore.
So with this in mind,
Update: 2012-02-01: now backing up in the CWM tradition by default to the internal sd (which is ext4), and there are extra options enabled in the backup/restore menu. Please remember we are still in test mode. I think It is now working as intended and not backing up /data/media its easy to tell from the size of the data nandroid file.
So please backup your precious videos, pics etc from the /data/media directory independently.
Odin tar file (in the pda):
Please find port of Clockwork Mod Recovery 5.0.2.7 for GT-P6810.
(this is not a kernel replacement- just a cwm recovery image)
This is ported from the garyd9 6210 cwm recovery so please go thank him. (in 7.0+ forums)
Modified to work on 6810.
Incorporates garyd9 patches for sd card handling.
also thanks to ezynow and kassemja - for advice and bug fixing
based on stock firmware.
I have tried backup & restore, wipe cache , wipe dalvik-cache and so far has worked.
New version 2012-02-01: data wipe and then restore, backup to external and to internal (internal is now the default).
But we need some further testers.
Please only try if you what you are doing & know how to flash with odin.
Requirements: you need to be rooted.
Please know how to recover your device independently before using this!
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE ON ANY OTHER DEVICE. THE PARTITIONS ON THE P6810 ARE DIFFERENT!
Ok - first identified issue: If we are backing up to the external sdcard. This is fat32. So we have a file size limitation.
Also there may be a tool set size limitation in the binaries (as ported). This mainly affects "data", as this seems to include
pictures, video etc from the /data/media directories. So looks like to me data > 2G wont restore. Although it does create
(in my example 3.5G file and checksum is ok). I found that the 3.5G would not load. I retarred with all stuff in /data/media
deleted, (and fixed the nandroid checksum) then the data file loads (about 900M) and my device is recovered. I'm expecting if you try to back up more than 4G, the file will not be usable due to FAT32. I Hope this is clear.
So please check your file sizes (and nandroid sums) before attempting a restore.
So with this in mind,
Update: 2012-02-01: now backing up in the CWM tradition by default to the internal sd (which is ext4), and there are extra options enabled in the backup/restore menu. Please remember we are still in test mode. I think It is now working as intended and not backing up /data/media its easy to tell from the size of the data nandroid file.
So please backup your precious videos, pics etc from the /data/media directory independently.
Odin tar file (in the pda):
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