I'm trying to use the online CWM builder from this site http://builder.clockworkmod.com to port CWM to a new device
I already have my recovery.img and recovery.fstab files
I still need the graphics.c and post-recovery.sh files but I can't seem to find them, any ideas where to look?
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math_green20 said:
I'm trying to use the online CWM builder from this site http://builder.clockworkmod.com to port CWM to a new device
I already have my recovery.img and recovery.fstab files
I still need the graphics.c and post-recovery.sh files but I can't seem to find them, any ideas where to look?
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You don't need Graphics and post-recovery files to compile
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Thanks, i just needed some extra peace of mind to make sure i didn't break anything. I can't even flash it anyway since my device is running a production build. I think i need to compile a user-debug or engineering build from source to be able to flash cwm. Linux is a whole new world to me though, i'm getting so lost loll
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You don't need Graphics and post-recovery files to compile
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The graphics file is needed. Our device uses a non-standard graphics format.
To OP: You can find that file in KB's PAC-Man repo or in the official CM repo of i9103.
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Thanks, but i'm messing with a Slate 7 from Hp, our glides already have cwm and twrp
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I think i need some help here
Device has root access in UI and terminal.
Entering adb root from my computer spits out an error about not having root access in production builds.
If i enter adb shell, then su-l, i get root, but when mounting any of the read only filesystems i get the same error as above.
Trying to apply any update.zip from sd card(even a signed one) fails due to signature checks(i think i need the oem Hp signature).
Android recovery 3a version 4.1
Bootloader is locked and fastboot devices lists nothing.
What should i do from here?
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Any luck getting a CWM image that works on HP Slate 7? If so, could you share it?
So far I have the build ready to flash, but i cant figure out how to flash it, i used the universal asian method to root mine, but it does not fully root the device, i have root in the Os but not when i use adb
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math_green20 said:
So far I have the build ready to flash, but i cant figure out how to flash it, i used the universal asian method to root mine, but it does not fully root the device, i have root in the Os but not when i use adb
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Code:
su
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huh?
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Any luck getting a CWM image that works on HP Slate 7? If so, could you share it?
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Let me know how it went buddy, this is my first build so i'd like to know if it works.
By the way, how did you unlock the bootloader? Do you have root when using adb?
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I wiped the sd card like a retard... and now don't have a rom to flash.
What do?
I can't find how to mount the sd card.
You have to adb push the Rom to your phone. Hopefully you have the android sdk installed, a quick Google search will provide you with instructions on how to push the file
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You have to adb push the Rom to your phone. Hopefully you have the android sdk installed, a quick Google search will provide you with instructions on how to push the file
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You can adb from recovery?
You can also use fastboot to recover yourself
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You can adb from recovery?
You can also use fastboot to recover yourself
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Yup! It has saved me multiple times!
To OP this might be useful http://rootzwiki.com/topic/20166-adb-while-in-recovery-mode/
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It looks like you can use the GNex Toolkit to flash stock rom from fastboot mode (option 9).
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It looks like you can use the GNex Toolkit to flash stock rom from fastboot mode (option 9).
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Are you getting payed or something man?
Why are you suggesting a toolkit, which will then use fastboot, to reflash a whole rom, a stock rom at that, when he has access to a custom recovery, thus he can get himself out of this mess and learn a thing or two about adb (adb can do more than just a simple copy operation).
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iArtisan said:
I wiped the sd card like a retard... and now don't have a rom to flash.
What do?
I can't find how to mount the sd card.
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I flashed the stock back using odin.
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Adb sucks tool kits tool kits tool kits. I've grown sick of ADB. Just personal preference.
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Hi people,
A have a fauly/glitchy usb port and wanna go back to fully stock,and lock bootloader,cause of the warrenty is there a way to do that with a .zip or is a toolkit needed to do that
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Hi people,
A have a fauly/glitchy usb port and wanna go back to fully stock,and lock bootloader,cause of the warrenty is there a way to do that with a .zip or is a toolkit needed to do that
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Why you no search! There are plenty of things about it
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Hi people,
A have a fauly/glitchy usb port and wanna go back to fully stock,and lock bootloader,cause of the warrenty is there a way to do that with a .zip or is a toolkit needed to do that
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Excellent guide here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
Dont see a downloadable stock rom though
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Dont see a downloadable stock rom though
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you didnt read the thread. there's a link to the factory images.
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Hi people,
A have a fauly/glitchy usb port and wanna go back to fully stock,and lock bootloader,cause of the warrenty is there a way to do that with a .zip or is a toolkit needed to do that
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If you can still use your USB port, I would recommend the link that Petrovski80 posted.
If you cannot use your USB port, then it is a bit trickier. You will have to:
1) Ensure you have root and a custom recovery;
2) Lock your bootloader using BootUnlocker
3) Flash the stock kernel in recovery
4) Flash the stock ROM (i.e, the /system folder) in recovery
5) Flash the stock recovery in recovery.
EDIT: I posted how to do this somewhere, but I can't remember where it is now. A quick search should find it.
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you didnt read the thread. there's a link to the factory images.
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How do i get them on my phone with a glitchy port hihi
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How do i get them on my phone with a glitchy port hihi
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Download them with your phone's browser, or copy them via a LAN share.
Ok got it...uhhh and nog...can i flash this in cwm or do i need to unpack it first,help is appreciated,tommorow i wanna send it out to the shop
Edit..its a tar dile
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Ok got it...uhhh and nog...can i flash this in cwm or do i need to unpack it first,help is appreciated,tommorow i wanna send it out to the shop
Edit..its a tar dile
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You can't flash them like that. Search for my instructions some when in general or q&a
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You can't flash them like that. Search for my instructions some when in general or q&a
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Can you please please link it im gattin grazy on the search option on this ap
....never mind found it!!!
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Can you please please link it im gattin grazy on the search option on this ap
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I'm on the app as well. I'll post the link tonight.
Or you could use mobile Odin. I've never used it myself. Make sure you lock the bootloader first though.
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Method 1 koush repack dienst download any thing .
Theo thing is i can not connect whatsoever.
Do got factory .tar on phone dough
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Mobile odin cant flash a factory image .tar
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Mobile odin cant flash a factory image .tar
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Not packed the way it is, no. You need an Odin repack. Look in the dev section.
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What the steps in your case should be, by my knowledge:
- Try extracting the .tar containing the actual img files by using an app like ZArchiver on your /sdcard
- Lock the bootloader using Bootunlocker app
- Reboot into recovery
- Flash appropriate img files
- Reboot into Android OS at least once so android will overwrite your custom recovery with stock
Disclaimer: none of this is tested, just theory.
If i can unzip it i think mobile odin can flash it i guess
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What the steps in your case should be, by my knowledge:
- Try extracting the .tar containing the actual img files by using an app like ZArchiver on your /sdcard
- Lock the bootloader using Bootunlocker app
- Reboot into recovery
- Flash appropriate img files
- Reboot into Android OS at least once so android will overwrite your custom recovery with stock
Disclaimer: none of this is tested, just theory.
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Yes, I but the images need to be packed in a cwm flash able format
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If i can unzip it i think mobile odin can flash it i guess
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I'm not sure. Never used it.
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Yes, I but the images need to be packed in a cwm flash able format
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Right, of course. Forgot that.
Is there a .zip of a factory image laying around here....i swear i cant find it ! Driving me crazy
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Have tried flashing via recovery with no luck I end up getting stuck on white htc screen then tried through ROM manager and no luck I got the 7.2 release from cm website not sure what went wrong I'm rooted on android 2.3.4 and was not on any other ROM before trying this.
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Might be better off with goo manager and installing twrp. Also when you have an issue, give as much detail so people can be more helpful
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Well okay what more detail needed ?
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Trying Goo manager although when I try to load twrp it forces close, someone help me I want to ROM this up. I'm rooted and have clockwork but have no luck flashing
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Check the md5 sum and see if it matches up, or if ur lazy re-download the rom, just make sure its for incredible 2. It could be a bad download. Also I believe you have to flash the kernel after the rom as well
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Okay some help here I know it was right ROM, how do I get right kernal ?
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Roms have the kernel included no reason to flash different kernel unless you are wanting to change clock settings or voltages or fix problems such as volumes.
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Thank you, okay so can anyone link me with a ROM reliable one ?
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When i go into recovery my screen says revolutionary but it is clockwork mod, anyone know what I'm talking about would this affect flashing ?.
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When i go into recovery my screen says revolutionary but it is clockwork mod, anyone know what I'm talking about would this affect flashing ?.
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ClockworkMod is the recovery I started out with, it should work just fine and will not affect flashing a ROM. After a few weeks I switched over to 4ext recovery. But I would get a little more familiar before jumping around to much. Have you successfully flashed a custom rom yet? One other thing you may check is the radio version, I recommend upgrading to the .312 or .320 radio.
Not on this phone done rooting on nook color and my first Android so I need to flash a radio and a ROM ?
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Download condemned cm.7.2 on your PC and put it in the root of your SD card. I hope you made a backup of your old ROM before you tried this seeing as you're not booting atm
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Haha of course I made a backup and I'll try that
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When flashing from SD root I get e error in sdcard/cm-7.2.0-vivow.zip (status 1)
Helpp
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andysom25 said:
When flashing from SD root I get e error in sdcard/cm-7.2.0-vivow.zip (status 1)
Helpp
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I haven't seen this answered (or I'm blind)...Are you S-Off, or HTC Unlocked?
I am s off help me
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Okay sorry correction I am only unlocked do I need to s off ?
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Now everything makes more sense...The preferred method for flashing roms here is s-off. It can be done without. I believe the method involves extracting the boot.img from a rom then after flashing the rom, flash the boot.img with fast boot. I haven't done it, so I can't give you better details on that, however it is covered at length in many of the rom threads, so I think a search for "boot.img" should get you on your way quickly. You'll probably want to search with the desktop version of xda.
Edit: However, I think the consensus is that getting s-off isn't terribly hard and saves a lot of headache down the road, so I would recommend that. Again, there are threads with all the info you need.
Thank you, looked at s off method and going to try that tonight then I should be churning through Roms thank you !
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andysom25 said:
Thank you, looked at s off method and going to try that tonight then I should be churning through Roms thank you !
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No problem. I do have one more suggestion. When you are s-off and comfortable with things, find the twrp thread in development. It's my opinion, and I can't say I've tried all the options, but twrp is way easier to use than the normal CWM. There are other options you could consider; 4ext and CWM touch. It's all about the research around here.
I tried unlocking the bootloader using android sdk. Didn't work. Im using mac but I couldnt get passed a specific part. Anyways, I found that I could use freegee to do it, but how reliable is it? Is doing it via the laptop more reliable than the app? How often does the app fail? Do I need an unlocked bootloader to install twrp? I can only imagine that I should have a custom recovery before unlocking right? So so many questions....sorry. lol
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I tried unlocking the bootloader using android sdk. Didn't work. Im using mac but I couldnt get passed a specific part. Anyways, I found that I could use freegee to do it, but how reliable is it? Is doing it via the laptop more reliable than the app? How often does the app fail? Do I need an unlocked bootloader to install twrp? I can only imagine that I should have a custom recovery before unlocking right? So so many questions....sorry. lol
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The app worked like a charm for me. It seems to be the easiest way to get-r-done.
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I tried freegee but it hung up on me. I had a soft brick but was able to flash out of it.
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I tried freegee but it hung up on me. I had a soft brick but was able to flash out of it.
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But how do I flash out? I dont have a recovery
I had a hard time getting it into download mode. Had the LG screen only. When I dot it into download mode I used the LG utility to flash.
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Freegee softbricked me. Im on mac and dont know how to unbrick. Seriously, please help.
Ok. Let me try to find the links
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Hello,
I'm fairly new to Android modding and whatnot, and I managed to root my Verizon HTC One. However, I am looking to install stock android on it to make it a google play edition. I've read that I need a custom recovery like TWRP or something. Can someone point me into the right direction on how to get stock android on my verizon htc one? Thanks!
Albavenger said:
Hello,
I'm fairly new to Android modding and whatnot, and I managed to root my Verizon HTC One. However, I am looking to install stock android on it to make it a google play edition. I've read that I need a custom recovery like TWRP or something. Can someone point me into the right direction on how to get stock android on my verizon htc one? Thanks!
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Just get on a custom recovery and then flash a ROM that is based on GPE, I think we have two available.
Albavenger said:
Hello,
I'm fairly new to Android modding and whatnot, and I managed to root my Verizon HTC One. However, I am looking to install stock android on it to make it a google play edition. I've read that I need a custom recovery like TWRP or something. Can someone point me into the right direction on how to get stock android on my verizon htc one? Thanks!
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Android Stock and Google Play Edition are a bit different so you will have to do some research and decide what ROM you want to go with.
For our device we have 2 recovery options, TWRP and Clockwork. Both can be found in the Origional Android Development forum:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2416273
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2416431
I am not going to say one is better than the other. I use TWRP, but mostly because I am use to it from other devices.
Download TWRP to the external sd , the download flashify from the Google play store, select flash recovery, then browse to the file you downloaded to the externalSD. Easy as pie
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aer0zer0 said:
Download TWRP to the external sd , the download flashify from the Google play store, select flash recovery, then browse to the file you downloaded to the externalSD. Easy as pie
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Not sure how you got flashify to work but the HTC one isn't supported. The dev told me he doesn't own the phone so it's not likely to ever work.
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worked like a dream, lots of people on the forum have used it. HTC one works with flashify just fine
I couldn't get it to work
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I couldn't get it to work
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I just used flashify to install TWRP 2.6.3.3 less then a minute time.
Try this option. xda-developers - View Single Post - [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.6.3.3 touch recovery http://bit.ly/I2mP0P
Type: su
After that, cd to the location of the .img file: (i.e. if it was on the root of the sd card then...)
cd /sdcard/
Finally, flash the image to the recovery partition:
dd if=recovery-xxx.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p34
Here's the best place to start looking for answers: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=44905464
If coming from ios, realize there are a lot more people involved in the rom/themeing process so be more patient.
However, above all remember to search first. Probably 90% of whatever you are looking for has already been asked, so save yourself the heartache and try searching first.
After that, there are tons of people here to help you if the above tips don't work. Just understand that you have to put a little effort on your part first if you have an issue, that way it makes it easier for others to help troubleshoot.
Good luck and welcome to the community!
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I'm still lost, type:su where? I came from the razr with a locked bootloader, so it was hard to brick it, I love the one and don't need to flash roms at this time but I'd like to have the option to and to be able to wipe cache, thanks
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I'm still lost, type:su where? I came from the razr with a locked bootloader, so it was hard to brick it, I love the one and don't need to flash roms at this time but I'd like to have the option to and to be able to wipe cache, thanks
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In android terminal emulator.
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Hate to be a pain but I've never used terminal emulator before I need to know exactly what to type step by step line by line, spaces,anything that would help like a screenshot ,this is the recovery I downloaded as it appears in es file explorer.openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7vzw.img sorry I'm a dummy
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Hate to be a pain but I've never used terminal emulator before I need to know exactly what to type step by step line by line, spaces,anything that would help like a screenshot ,this is the recovery I downloaded as it appears in es file explorer.openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7vzw.img sorry I'm a dummy
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I followed the directions from a few posts above.
First, download android terminal emulator from play store.
Second, move the recovery file to the root of sdcard, noting the filename. (in my screenshot, the file is named the same as yours openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7vzw )
Open terminal emulator. In first window, type in "su" without quotations in the command line and hit enter. Wait for the popup to allow root access and allow it. On the returned command line, type in "cd /sdcard/" without quotations and hit enter. The returned command line should say something like "[email protected]:/sdcard"
Type the command "dd if=openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7vzw.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p34" without quotations and hit enter.
Should look something like this:
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I keep getting this when I follow directions and it never asks for su permission
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You have a comma in your filename right after "twrp"
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I retyped and got the same thing,maybe my recovery image is wrong or in the wrong place
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Move the recovery image to /sdcard/
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That adb and fastboot drove me crazy. It was so much easier with Flashify. About 30 seconds. With flashify and Meenova sd card reader no more fastboot and adb for me.
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Don't know what I'm doing wrong but it just ain't happening for me, maybe got a bad image?
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This is as far as I get
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