[RECOVERY][CWM] ClockworkMod v6.0.2.7 Touch v14.4.6 | exFAT support (01/11/13)

v1:
[CODE]initial release

- updated to latest version of clockworkmod
- add reboot download option
- add reboot recovery option
- add power off option
- change font size
- add various internal/external sdcard options from cwm 5.5.0.4 touch recovery
- change order of internal/external sdcard so internal comes first on backup/restore/install

- add support for phones that sdcard mounts as external_sd
- fix the line below the menu to actually be below the menu
- clean up the "andy the android" picture. (if you make a backup you will see that the picture in the background has been poorly edited. there are bits of black spots around him)
- JellyBean Background

- fixed missing slash that was not allowing installs from external sdcard

- update to latest version of CWM 6.0.0.8

- updated to latest version of CWM 6.0.0.9
- added ability to delete nandroids from recovery (in backup and restore menu)
- changed order of internal/external so external comes first
- fix timestamp creation on backups

- updated to latest version of CWM 6.0.1.0
- fixed bug that would not allow backup of /system

- update to latest version of CWM 6.0.1.1
- allow customization of backup format (dedupe/tar)
- use minizip tool instead of e2fsck, etc.
- more....

- update to latest version CWM 6.0.1.2
- fixed bug where backing up to external wouldnt backup /emmc/.android_secure
- ADDED DUAL LUNFILE SUPPORT! (thanks to topprospect for this!)
   -- what this does is when you mount USB storage you 
       will see both of your sdcards mount at the same time
- various /emmc fixes (recovery now looks for all clockworkmod "." files in /emmc instead of /sdcard)
   - this is useful for people who dont use an external sdcard at all

- grabbed latest commits to official CWM 6
- added new extras menu (look in 2nd post for info)
- some other stuff i dont remember

- fixed hide nandroid progress bug (it now works)
- added sk8's fix permissions option (logging is disabled so it runs faster and it also clears stale data directories)
- fixed bug where normal fix permissions wouldnt create a log to correct location
- cleaned up some syntax

- added darkside wipe/super wipe built in
- added aroma file manager built in
- added ability to backup/restore the /efs partition
- cleaned up oneconfirm/hidenandroidprogess features to be one menu item
- more......

- fixed bug where darkside cache scripts wouldnt work
- added option to create a custom zip (read 2nd post)

- report log gets copied to /emmc instead of /sdcard
- add support for roms without busybox (stock roms) to create a custom rom zip
- add support for openrecoveryscript (read [URL="http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31093552&postcount=344"]THIS[/URL])
- add support to choose a custom created openrecoveryscript
- use goo-manager to flash roms and create openrecoveryscripts
- now detects where android_secure is automatically
- fix ors-mount.sh to work even if 'sdcard' is in the path
- misc code cleanups.....

- bug fixes
- android_secure fixes

- that pesky android_secure - bugfixes for restoring android_secure

- updated to latest 6.0.1.4
- some bugfixes
- added option to select where android_secure lives (hopefully this is the last time. i promise)

- updated aroma file manager to latest version

- add initial support for whole-device encryption (thanks topprospect)

- updated to latest CWM 6.0.1.5
- fixed some mtdutils issues
- added a bootanimation changer

- not released

- added bootanimation change selection from external sdcard
- added newest aroma filemanager w/ console support (you can use terminal in recovery)
- updated to latest changes of official CWM
- added support for Android 4.2
- zip file now installs updater.sh to your internal sdcard
- updated updater.sh to fix typo

- openrecoveryscript automatically runs if script is found in /cache/recovery/
    - this is good for using my updater.sh or goomanager

- skipping this number to keep in line with my other devices

- lots and lots of under the hood improvements
- re-wrote OpenRecoveryScript and efs backup/restore code
   - these work alot better now (thanks so much to PhilZ for his amazing help)
- add option to backup/restore boot.img from sdcard
- now using latest stable kernel
- completely re-wrote the touch code for some improvements
   - now to select you tap anywhere on the screen
- fixed some typos
- made my source code universally compatible with all phones using ICS or greater
- compiling in jellybean base recovery code now

v14.4
- fixed soft keys (virtual keys on bottom) (credit to PhilZ for this)
- reverted back to swipe to select
- tweaked some features in the extras menu

v14.4.1
- messed up on the mount points so i fixed them now
- added some buffer to fix ability to accidentally select wrong item

v14.4.5
- skipped some versions because they were made for other phones
- re-wrote the create custom backup feature to be universal now with all phones/roms (thanks to PhilZ for the help)
- added new settings menu
    - add ability to change timezone
    - added /preload support [B](must go and enable it in misc nandroid settings)[/B]
- add rom name to nandroid names
- more i just cant remember now....

ClockworkMod Recovery now deduplicates files between builds. This results in way smaller backups.
Don't delete /sdcard(or emmc)/clockworkmod/blobs

Overview
I've gotten a few questions about how this works, so I figured I'd make a post on it.

Basically, here's what happens:

The files being backed up are hashed (sha256, not that it matters). Then it checks for a file with the name of the hash in
/sdcard/clockworkmod/blobs

So, if the hash of the file was c5273884b90d490134e7737b29a65405cea0f7bb786ca82c6337ceb24de6f5ed, it looks for /sdcard/clockworkmod/blobs/c5273884b90d490134e7737b29a65405cea0f7bb786ca82c6337ceb24de6f5ed

If the hash file is found, it continues on to the next file. Otherwise, it copies the file to the blobs directory with the file name being the hash.

ROMs and user data, for the most part, do not change too much between builds and backups. So, your APKs, system files, etc, are generally only stored once. This saves a ton of space. Especially between incremental backups.


Some of you may be thinking "well, how do I delete a backup?".
First, never delete the blobs directory. This would actually delete all your backups by rendering them unusable.
Simply delete the usual backup directory, and the next time you run a backup, all the unused hash files will be automatically delete (a process known as garbage collection). The recovery will show "Freeing space..." while this is happening.