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Fixing Recovery Boot Loop Breaks "reboot Into Recovery" Option


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#1 lingh

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  • Country:uk
  • Device Model:TF101 + Pyramid
  • MOD Version:CGM 10
  • Recovery Image:ClockworkMod

Posted 14 July 2012 - 11:27 AM

A while ago, my TF101 tablet (running CM9 Nightly, confirmed with CM9 RC1) went into a classic CWM bootloop. So I used the command:

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echo boot | dd of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p3 bs=1 seek=0

To fix that. Now, since then, whenever I attempt to reboot into CWM from ROM Manager or from the power-down menu, it just does a straight reboot into CM.

I can manually go into recovery by powering off then powering on my tablet with Vol Down, so there is a workaround, but having the reboot into recovery means flashing new versions will allow the tablet to auto reboot when it's finished. Does anyone know how I can get back the reboot into recovery functionality? I suspect the command I used to fix the bootloop has done something inadvertent that may have caused this, but I have no idea what. :P

#2 tofaze

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  • Device Model:Asus Transformer TF101
  • MOD Version:CM10
  • Recovery Image:Cyanogen

Posted 11 January 2013 - 11:40 AM

I know this topis is very old but it helped me a lot and I found it over google.

For your problem check out this app https://play.google....former.recovery