Stock Boot, Recovery and System for G Watch R

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intersectRaven

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Here're the re-mkbootimg-ed stock boot and recovery images for the G Watch R:

5.1.1 (LCA44B):
Boot: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: EADBE4C0184BCAC2FB6CF9424246003C8580D5BC
Recovery: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: D959C4DD6B9490DB782F382DBA8B345E5747CA24
System: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: E02DFD6CEA2F1BA2093696A72AAF5CFDE78D3F69

5.1.1 (LDZ22D):
Boot: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 4AE74AE8E4DFB1F4CC006BCE97FAA14013157662
Recovery: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 784797A758D5468A37D2229AD545C3EB35ACB0FE
System: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 58006482E76D14B2EC7A864D6CDDC2E76C516884

5.0.2:
Boot: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 0E6BB823F9913C88FB745227D5D70995AFBB4E99
Recovery: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 72A970ADCE1144B6369E648526F466D46F4B6507
System: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 7EAF3EA4482D1B4E448FF3CE0134087A90328D7A

5.0.1:
Boot: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 2E4282D828068C0DB56414684B8D13FE744E286A
Recovery: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 9B452AB4C66C0B88322373238703C14BF33C29F8
System: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 4F4CFDD8E7D9C5046B5F4D32D33DD63AB42943F3

4.4W.2:
Boot: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 33D6C1772127E34A0C4B4783545C37B1D939D08C
Recovery: intersectRaven.net Mirror
*SHA1: 2817FB96BA52615CFE6ABE33FE71D5E910DCFEAF

Disclaimer: Flash at your own risk as usual. :)
 
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intersectRaven

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Notes/FAQ:

1.) I re-mkbootimg-ed them since I'll be uploading 2 x 20+MB files if I didn't. Still has the same SHA1 checksums as the ones being checked by stock ROM so it's safe to flash. :)
2.) If you're confused on how to download click on the box marked in this pic.
3.) The commands for flashing are as follows:
Boot: fastboot flash boot boot.img
Recovery: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
System: fastboot flash system system.img
*replace boot.img, recovery.img and system.img with their respective filenames
**how to obtain the fastboot executables and drivers are explained in a separate thread
4.) The system.img provided above are stock and NOT ROOTED. If you want to go completely stock, just flash ALL the 5.0.1 images above.
*only for 5.0.1 since I didn't make a system image for 4.4W.2 or below
 
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zvieratko

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Is it possible to get a stock 5.0.1 system image somewhere? Not the rooted one
4.4w2 image would be nice also (there is a system dump, but I haven't found a way to flash it - apart from somehow adb-pushing it and some tar trickery...)

thanks
 

Moe5508

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I have downloaded all these files here and can get into fastboot, then flash in this order: boot, recovery, and lastly system...but my watch boots up only intermittently...if in the charging cradle it boots up sometimes and then gives a black blank screen after the LG logo...and then that's it...doesn't go any further...then gain randomly sometimes it boots up fully into the setup screen where I manage to set it up, boot up successfully and then 1 out of 3 power ups or restarts just fails... any ideas guys before I take this device for a warranty swap? Thanks
 

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I have downloaded all these files here and can get into fastboot, then flash in this order: boot, recovery, and lastly system...but my watch boots up only intermittently...if in the charging cradle it boots up sometimes and then gives a black blank screen after the LG logo...and then that's it...doesn't go any further...then gain randomly sometimes it boots up fully into the setup screen where I manage to set it up, boot up successfully and then 1 out of 3 power ups or restarts just fails... any ideas guys before I take this device for a warranty swap? Thanks

Try to erase the data and cache partitions using fastboot. It might just be data corruption. :)
 

intersectRaven

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OK, let me try that. Thanks.

EDIT: Nope. Sadly hasn't worked. Still getting random unsuccessful power-ups and restarts...
Can anyone please kindly share the 4.4W2 system image so I can downgrade to KitKat?

That's too bad. Hopefully someone can provide you with 4.4W.2 image. Also, just to satisfy my curiosity, you did have 5.0.1 before you flashed my system.img right? 5.0.1 needs a few bootloader updates which could be the cause for your reboots if you weren't updated before. :)
 

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That's too bad. Hopefully someone can provide you with 4.4W.2 image. Also, just to satisfy my curiosity, you did have 5.0.1 before you flashed my system.img right? 5.0.1 needs a few bootloader updates which could be the cause for your reboots if you weren't updated before. :)

Yes I did. But I'd erased the boot/recovery and re-flashed so many times I lost count :)
And just to check with other users here...the watch does not always boot when it's not sitting/charging in its cradle but it always boots up when in the cradle...
 

Zviratko

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Yes I did. But I'd erased the boot/recovery and re-flashed so many times I lost count :)
And just to check with other users here...the watch does not always boot when it's not sitting/charging in its cradle but it always boots up when in the cradle...

Mine also does this, if you touch the LG logo when starting the watch, it will start OK, but if you let it be it will just power off again...
 

TimmyUK

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Has anyone tried extracting the system.img? I haven't done this before and would love to have a good at tweaking the framework etc to make the menu black with white text to reduce power consumption - I find the menu brightness so intrusive. The only thing I could find to do this was ext unpacker but this errors (perhaps its something I am doing, being a noob). Suggestions/help welcomed.

Found the answer from another thread, downloaded the zip quoted.
"Download the LWX48P update: http://android.clients.google.com/pa...R.149e0c34.zip"
 
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intersectRaven

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Just uploaded the rest of the 5.0.2 images for full restoration if necessary! Please note that since 5.0.2 also updates the bootloader and such, this *might* NOT WORK if flashed on top of 5.0.1 or earlier. Please use OTA methods to upgrade. :)
 
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jimmydigital00

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I am in a jam and am trying to restore my watch to stock.
Everytime I try to do this and flash the stock 5.0.1 files it says FAILED (data transfer failure (Unknown error))

Any guidance would be very appreciative.
 

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    Here're the re-mkbootimg-ed stock boot and recovery images for the G Watch R:

    5.1.1 (LCA44B):
    Boot: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: EADBE4C0184BCAC2FB6CF9424246003C8580D5BC
    Recovery: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: D959C4DD6B9490DB782F382DBA8B345E5747CA24
    System: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: E02DFD6CEA2F1BA2093696A72AAF5CFDE78D3F69

    5.1.1 (LDZ22D):
    Boot: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 4AE74AE8E4DFB1F4CC006BCE97FAA14013157662
    Recovery: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 784797A758D5468A37D2229AD545C3EB35ACB0FE
    System: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 58006482E76D14B2EC7A864D6CDDC2E76C516884

    5.0.2:
    Boot: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 0E6BB823F9913C88FB745227D5D70995AFBB4E99
    Recovery: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 72A970ADCE1144B6369E648526F466D46F4B6507
    System: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 7EAF3EA4482D1B4E448FF3CE0134087A90328D7A

    5.0.1:
    Boot: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 2E4282D828068C0DB56414684B8D13FE744E286A
    Recovery: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 9B452AB4C66C0B88322373238703C14BF33C29F8
    System: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 4F4CFDD8E7D9C5046B5F4D32D33DD63AB42943F3

    4.4W.2:
    Boot: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 33D6C1772127E34A0C4B4783545C37B1D939D08C
    Recovery: intersectRaven.net Mirror
    *SHA1: 2817FB96BA52615CFE6ABE33FE71D5E910DCFEAF

    Disclaimer: Flash at your own risk as usual. :)
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    I've uploaded 5.1.1 images. :)
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    Notes/FAQ:

    1.) I re-mkbootimg-ed them since I'll be uploading 2 x 20+MB files if I didn't. Still has the same SHA1 checksums as the ones being checked by stock ROM so it's safe to flash. :)
    2.) If you're confused on how to download click on the box marked in this pic.
    3.) The commands for flashing are as follows:
    Boot: fastboot flash boot boot.img
    Recovery: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
    System: fastboot flash system system.img
    *replace boot.img, recovery.img and system.img with their respective filenames
    **how to obtain the fastboot executables and drivers are explained in a separate thread
    4.) The system.img provided above are stock and NOT ROOTED. If you want to go completely stock, just flash ALL the 5.0.1 images above.
    *only for 5.0.1 since I didn't make a system image for 4.4W.2 or below
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    anyone have the image files for 6.0.1?

    I know you were asking about the images for MEC23G, but after realizing nobody had posted them, and also after having to jump through the fun OTA steps of writing stock LCA44B images, upgrading to MEC23G, then finally to MWD48B (latest OTA that just started rolling out), I decided to make some images.

    You can access the stock MWD48B boot/recovery/system images by clicking HERE.

    EDIT: I've created a new thread for Marshmallow+ images, since I think this original one was incredibly useful:
    http://xdaforums.com/g-watch-r/development/fastboot-zip-factory-images-t3405311
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    LCA44B images uploaded! Again, this is for restoring back to stock, and downgrading BUT NOT FOR UPGRADING! :)

    *If you're wondering why, it's because newer versions usually come bundled with bootloader updates which the new system relies on. If you use this to upgrade, there is a risk that it might crash. As to why I won't provide bootloader images as well, it's because I don't recommend flashing those manually as a single mistake might give you a very expensive doorstop. :)