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[RECOVERY][FIXED] Unable to reboot to recovery
#61
Posted 06 July 2010 - 07:37 PM
I was gonna play around with some new roms fyi
#62
Posted 06 July 2010 - 11:36 PM
daweeze02, on 06 July 2010 - 07:37 PM, said:
I was gonna play around with some new roms fyi
I trust you are flashing one which is compatible with mytouch 1.2
#63
Posted 07 July 2010 - 02:35 PM
Firerat, on 06 July 2010 - 11:36 PM, said:
Yea it was def for the mytouch 1.2. But over at xda after I flashed I started digging deeper in the thread and noticed I wasn't the only person with the issue. Lots of people who flashed the new 6.35 radio for some reason are not able to boot into recovery. No matter how many times I run fastboot erase radio then reflash the stock radio etc or reflash the recovery nothing seems to work.
#64
Posted 08 July 2010 - 03:54 AM
All these extra steps are poorly explained honestly. there are a lot of Layman users who basically can follow instructions. But its hell if you dont have a recovery to use the device..cause the stuff you use on the computer is kinda hard to figure out on a whim if your not experienced with that SDK end of Android.
But as I sadi..went back to 1.0 stock..about to go all the way back to current CM. Wish me luck AGAIN..lol
#65
Posted 09 July 2010 - 05:09 PM
*** Magic / Sapphire *** Please make sure you are using the correct recovery.img for you phone
people seem to be confused and are trying to flash the wrong one....
*** this method is intended for people who don't have a working fastboot
the best way to resolve your recovery problem is with http://wiki.cyanogen...?title=Fastboot
but if you can't use fastboot then use this, and then get to grips with fastboot.. imo fastboot is a must if you are messing about with root
I might have a much quicker solution to the flashing recovery problem
FR-flashRec-v02.txt 2.29K
113 downloads
FR-flashRec-v03.txt 1.86K
467 downloadsOptional
FR-flashRec-v04.txt 2.01K
747 downloads ( also checks for recovery.img d/l by ROM Manager )get that onto your SDcard ,
along with your recovery.img* optional if ROM Manager was used..
then in terminal
su sh /sdcard/FR-flashRec-v03.txt
that will search for the newest recovery.img on your sdcard
type yes<enter> when prompted
it will freeze your phone for 30-60 sec and then restart Android ( the bootanimation )
next time you try to get to recovery, you should be able to
EDIT:2010-07-15
v0.3, this is now compatible with CM6, I highjack /system/bin/debuggerd now ( since compcache service is awol from init.rc ) , its backwards compatible, so all is good
brief details
- looks for the newest recovery*.img on /sdcard ( doesn't search folders !! )
2010-07-19 v0.4 now also looks for recovery imgs downloaded by ROM Manager - backs up /system/bin/debuggerd
- it writes my script to /system/bin/debuggerd
[ * ]it writes my script to /system/bin/compcache - runs the script via init which
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
- clears the current recovery
- flashes the reovery it found on sdcard
- puts the original /system/bin/debuggerd back
[ * ]puts the original /system/bin/compcache back - restarts Android
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
I hope this helps you all out, its frustrating being stuck without recovery
please confirm it works
#66
Posted 12 July 2010 - 12:34 AM
Firerat, on 09 July 2010 - 05:09 PM, said:
get that onto your SDcard , along with your recovery.img
then in terminal
su sh /sdcard/FR-flashRec-v02.txt
that will search for the newest recovery.img on your sdcard
type yes<enter> when prompted
it will freeze your phone for 30-60 sec and then restart Android ( the bootanimation )
next time you try to get to recovery, you should be able to
brief details
- looks for the newest recovery*.img on /sdcard ( doesn't search folders !! )
- it writes my script to /system/bin/compcache
- runs the script via init which
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
- clears the current recovery
- flashes the reovery it found on sdcard
- puts the original /system/bin/compcache back
- restarts Android
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
I hope this helps you all out, its frustrating being stuck without recovery
please confirm it works
Just like to personally say thank you for this solution. I really wasn't looking forward to having to go through the trouble of trying one of the other listed solutions. I'm all about quick and easy! Worked like a charm!
However, just so you know, my phone didn't reboot into the boot image as you stated it would. I waited for 4-5 minutes for something to happen. Nothing did. So I manually rebooted via the whole "call+menu+power" method, pulled the battery out right when the MyTouch logo appeared, put it back in, and then "home+power" buttoned and it booted into recovery. Other than that, this method is flawless and genius.
Thanks again!
#67
Posted 12 July 2010 - 09:32 AM
Firerat, on 09 July 2010 - 05:09 PM, said:
get that onto your SDcard , along with your recovery.img
then in terminal
su sh /sdcard/FR-flashRec-v02.txt
that will search for the newest recovery.img on your sdcard
type yes<enter> when prompted
it will freeze your phone for 30-60 sec and then restart Android ( the bootanimation )
next time you try to get to recovery, you should be able to
brief details
- looks for the newest recovery*.img on /sdcard ( doesn't search folders !! )
- it writes my script to /system/bin/compcache
- runs the script via init which
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
- clears the current recovery
- flashes the reovery it found on sdcard
- puts the original /system/bin/compcache back
- restarts Android
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
I hope this helps you all out, its frustrating being stuck without recovery
please confirm it works
Still no go with my Magic
#68
Posted 12 July 2010 - 03:06 PM
kernop, on 12 July 2010 - 09:32 AM, said:
are you certain you are installing the correct recovery?
this is intended to fix the 'blank' or 'green' screen you get after a failed recovery flash
if you are seeing a logo then you have a different problem
is your phone htc branded?
#69
Posted 14 July 2010 - 10:05 AM
#70
#71
Posted 14 July 2010 - 08:06 PM
Firerat -starting new recovery flash service
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IT has been frozen for longer then 60sec. Do I remove the battery and restart?
update: used the home+call+and off button to beable to restart. It worked and so did the recovery! Very easy to do! thanks.
#72
Posted 14 July 2010 - 09:12 PM
#73
#74
Posted 15 July 2010 - 12:55 AM
#75
Posted 15 July 2010 - 02:53 AM
#76
Posted 15 July 2010 - 11:08 AM
danarjordan, on 15 July 2010 - 12:13 AM, said:
djsergio, on 15 July 2010 - 02:53 AM, said:
bit worried about the battery pulls, but I'm glad its worked
instead of battery pull
ring and fore finger on call + end call, press menu with middle finger
Edit: Ahhh,, I know why the phone is not coming back up
CM6 currently 'missing' the compcache init service
I'll highjack another, not a fan of the ol' bat pull
Edit2: went for /system/bin/debuggerd
should now be restarting on CM5 and CM6
#77
Posted 15 July 2010 - 12:58 PM
Firerat, on 09 July 2010 - 05:09 PM, said:
get that onto your SDcard , along with your recovery.img
then in terminal
su sh /sdcard/FR-flashRec-v03.txt
that will search for the newest recovery.img on your sdcard
type yes<enter> when prompted
it will freeze your phone for 30-60 sec and then restart Android ( the bootanimation )
next time you try to get to recovery, you should be able to
EDIT:2010-07-15
v0.3, this is now compatible with CM6, I highjack /system/bin/debuggerd now ( since compcache service is awol from init.rc ) , its backwards compatible, so all is good
brief details
- looks for the newest recovery*.img on /sdcard ( doesn't search folders !! )
- backs up /system/bin/debuggerd
- it writes my script to /system/bin/debuggerd
[ * ]it writes my script to /system/bin/compcache - runs the script via init which
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
- clears the current recovery
- flashes the reovery it found on sdcard
- puts the original /system/bin/debuggerd back
[ * ]puts the original /system/bin/compcache back - restarts Android
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
I hope this helps you all out, its frustrating being stuck without recovery
please confirm it works
#78
Posted 16 July 2010 - 03:00 PM
Firerat, on 09 July 2010 - 05:09 PM, said:
get that onto your SDcard , along with your recovery.img
then in terminal
su sh /sdcard/FR-flashRec-v03.txt
that will search for the newest recovery.img on your sdcard
type yes<enter> when prompted
it will freeze your phone for 30-60 sec and then restart Android ( the bootanimation )
next time you try to get to recovery, you should be able to
EDIT:2010-07-15
v0.3, this is now compatible with CM6, I highjack /system/bin/debuggerd now ( since compcache service is awol from init.rc ) , its backwards compatible, so all is good
brief details
- looks for the newest recovery*.img on /sdcard ( doesn't search folders !! )
- backs up /system/bin/debuggerd
- it writes my script to /system/bin/debuggerd
[ * ]it writes my script to /system/bin/compcache - runs the script via init which
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
- clears the current recovery
- flashes the reovery it found on sdcard
- puts the original /system/bin/debuggerd back
[ * ]puts the original /system/bin/compcache back - restarts Android
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
I hope this helps you all out, its frustrating being stuck without recovery
please confirm it works
Worked like a charm on G1 CM6.0.0-RC1 thank you
#79
Posted 16 July 2010 - 04:15 PM
#80
Posted 16 July 2010 - 06:07 PM
Firerat, on 09 July 2010 - 05:09 PM, said:
get that onto your SDcard , along with your recovery.img
then in terminal
su sh /sdcard/FR-flashRec-v03.txt
that will search for the newest recovery.img on your sdcard
type yes<enter> when prompted
it will freeze your phone for 30-60 sec and then restart Android ( the bootanimation )
next time you try to get to recovery, you should be able to
EDIT:2010-07-15
v0.3, this is now compatible with CM6, I highjack /system/bin/debuggerd now ( since compcache service is awol from init.rc ) , its backwards compatible, so all is good
brief details
- looks for the newest recovery*.img on /sdcard ( doesn't search folders !! )
- backs up /system/bin/debuggerd
- it writes my script to /system/bin/debuggerd
[ * ]it writes my script to /system/bin/compcache - runs the script via init which
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
- clears the current recovery
- flashes the reovery it found on sdcard
- puts the original /system/bin/debuggerd back
[ * ]puts the original /system/bin/compcache back - restarts Android
- shuts down android ( linux is still running )
I hope this helps you all out, its frustrating being stuck without recovery
please confirm it works
Worked for me to thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


















