Need Wingray JRO03H Stock Recovery Image

DsturbD

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sorry didnt see this earlier

did you get what you needed? having issues here at work and cant upload a recovery.img i have from a nandroid i took on 7/26, not sure if it is 03H though but i will upload it or send you a DropBox link
 

oldblue910

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Yeah I'm good. Thanks though! :) Out of curiosity, how did you nandroid the stock recovery image? Wouldn't you have had to flash a custom recovery in order to do the android in the first place? As far as I know, the Xoom can't boot a recovery image without flashing...

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well if this nandroid is from when i got it, i first put the US wifi firmware on it from motodev, then used fastboot to flash a CWM recovery, booted into recovery and did a nandroid, then flashed a custom rom...i think thats how i did it :)

i'll restore the nandroid and see whats what. if it is the stock recovery image (or any other img) then it will overwrite twrp correct?
 

oldblue910

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well if this nandroid is from when i got it, i first put the US wifi firmware on it from motodev, then used fastboot to flash a CWM recovery, booted into recovery and did a nandroid, then flashed a custom rom...i think thats how i did it :)

i'll restore the nandroid and see whats what. if it is the stock recovery image (or any other img) then it will overwrite twrp correct?
Yep, it'll overwrite TWRP. Chances are 99% that the recovery image in your nandroid will be whatever recovery you used to make the nandroid in the first place. :)
 

oldblue910

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too late LOL

no worries, helps me learn. how would i get the recovery.img off it now, its all stock. adb pull recovery.img?
No, you word have to root, then download the Android terminal editor, and dump the recovery image using the UNIX dd command. Not sure of proper syntax off the top of my head..

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yeah it would be something like this, but have to know the correct partition naming to make it work

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18 of=/mnt/sdcard1/recovery.img

but then i think i have to flash a recovery to root it, have only found one way to root and that is with a flashable zip file. oh well, it was worth the try