How to install custom recovery in Marshmallow 6.0.1? - Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Genera

I have tried all possible steps to install custom recovery. but it is not installing. Help.

rohit111 said:
I have tried all possible steps to install custom recovery. but it is not installing. Help.
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First thing you should be root
If you have any PC or laptop then install android one toolkit the android one toolkit thread is given below and just download it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/cro...oolbox-android-one-toolkit-one-click-t3030165
After installing this if you are not rooted just root your device by simply clicking on root button.
If you are already rooted then just select the recovery which you want like :-
Philz
Cwm
Stock
TWRP
Select the recovery and just click on flash recovery and it will be flashed in minutes.
If you don't have any PC or Laptop then for your ease, download Flasher or flashify from play store and select recovery file and select flash on it.
The custom recovery will be flashed.
I think you should understand what I mean..
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Help with TWRP

I've been trying to use twrp for days now and its just not working. I installed goo manager and down loaded T-Mobile galaxy note recovery, but every time I reboot into recovery all I see is cwm recovery menu with just option to install zip from external SD card. Please help
Sent from my SGH-T879 using xda premium
TWRP wont flash
lrodri30 said:
I've been trying to use twrp for days now and its just not working. I installed goo manager and down loaded T-Mobile galaxy note recovery, but every time I reboot into recovery all I see is cwm recovery menu with just option to install zip from external SD card.
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I am having the same issue, I was able to root it without any issues. Installed GooManager but the App itself is force closing or it get stucks in "Installing Recovery Image" when I reboot into recovery I still get the standard recovery and not TWRP.
Now my question is since I have SU, would it be easier to just get Rom Manager and install CWM then flash TWRP off of it? Any suggestions appreciated.
Payin said:
I am having the same issue, I was able to root it without any issues. Installed GooManager but the App itself is force closing or it get stucks in "Installing Recovery Image" when I reboot into recovery I still get the standard recovery and not TWRP.
Now my question is since I have SU, would it be easier to just get Rom Manager and install CWM then flash TWRP off of it? Any suggestions appreciated.
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Sound like your last paragraph will work... Or just flash CWM through Odin then flash TWRP trough CWM.
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Or twrp through odin?
joemm said:
Sound like your last paragraph will work... Or just flash CWM through Odin then flash TWRP trough CWM.
sent from my T-mo Note
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That is what I did and it did the trick.
Try as I might, I just couldn't get mine to work through Goo manager either. Finally, flashed CWM through Odin, flashed TWRP zip for T879 through CWM and I was good to go.
Had the same troubles.. Finally got it installed by following the dd method on the teamwin page. OK, can't post a link but google "sgh-t879 twrp". They list several alternate methods of installation.
"Download - DD Method:
You can use adb or terminal emulator to install the following image:
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adb push openrecovery-twrp-2.3.1.1-sgh-879.img /sdcard
adb shell dd if=/sdcard/openrecovery-twrp-2.3.1.1-sgh-879.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p22"​
would someone point me to the step-by-step for this? I have odin running but it shows blue... I'll figure that out - what I need is how to get CWM loaded & running correctly.
fraughtsigewulf said:
That is what I did and it did the trick.
Try as I might, I just couldn't get mine to work through Goo manager either. Finally, flashed CWM through Odin, flashed TWRP zip for T879 through CWM and I was good to go.
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[Q] can't root phone

i can't seem to root my phone, i tried superoneclick, doomlords easy root toolkit, i tried to install zip from recovery, but can't root... i think the problem is my recovery, it only has 4 options, apply update from zip, clear cache, clear data and reboot...and when i try to apply update from zip, and choose tha update.zip file needed for root, it gives me installation aborted. help
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wrooney10 said:
i can't seem to root my phone, i tried superoneclick, doomlords easy root toolkit, i tried to install zip from recovery, but can't root... i think the problem is my recovery, it only has 4 options, apply update from zip, clear cache, clear data and reboot...and when i try to apply update from zip, and choose tha update.zip file needed for root, it gives me installation aborted. help
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maybe that zip fle isnt compatible with your rom
use below linked
http://www.mediafire.com/?p0oh96olw9h2v72
dheeraj (dhlalit11) said:
use below linked
http://www.mediafire.com/?p0oh96olw9h2v72
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thank you, it helped me to root my phone. Now i want to install cyanogenmod, but with my recovery i can't, because it only has apply update option, but no install from zip, and when i try to instal cyanogenmod with apply update it gives me installation aborted
wrooney10 said:
thank you, it helped me to root my phone. Now i want to install cyanogenmod, but with my recovery i can't, because it only has apply update option, but no install from zip, and when i try to instal cyanogenmod with apply update it gives me installation aborted
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just try to install clockworkmod recovey with odin. search round google and try to find a tut and install this rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36324176#post36324176
Al3x_M1ni_B0ss said:
just try to install clockworkmod recovey with odin. search round google and try to find a tut and install this rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36324176#post36324176
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I HAVE A BIIG PROBLEM, odin doesn't recognize my phone i have tried and installed drivers manually on 2 computers both with windows 8, kies cannot recognize my phone so i couldn't use kies to install my drivers, i was stupid and went apply update from zip in recovery and flashed cwm from zip, now my phone won't boot up, PLEASE HELP, PLEASE.
wrooney10 said:
I HAVE A BIIG PROBLEM, odin doesn't recognize my phone i have tried and installed drivers manually on 2 computers both with windows 8, kies cannot recognize my phone so i couldn't use kies to install my drivers, i was stupid and went apply update from zip in recovery and flashed cwm from zip, now my phone won't boot up, PLEASE HELP, PLEASE.
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Install drivers in Windows 7 compatibility mode. I also had the same problem. This worked for me very well.
Sent from my SGM using Official Cyanogenmod 7.2 (STABLE)

[q] cwm + sgm2

Is it possible to install CWM through stock recovery? Or via any app on rooted phone? Or is it possible to just unpack CWM and put every file in it's place? (I know it's probably stupid, but I want to know)
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kosciakpl said:
Is it possible to install CWM through stock recovery? Or via any app on rooted phone? Or is it possible to just unpack CWM and put every file in it's place? (I know it's probably stupid, but I want to know)
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CWM can be flashed through stock recovery.
1) First download this file - http://www.mediafire.com/?qadx0xhewbfm89a
2) Enter stock recovery
3) Choose apply update from sd
4) Choose the zip file>>yes
There you go. CWM is installed on your device.
CWM can also be flashed via Odin - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2156194
As for unpacking and putting every file in place, i suppose it can be done but what's the point?
Press thanks if i helped you.
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DeathMetal King said:
CWM can be flashed through stock recovery.
1) First download this file - http://www.mediafire.com/?qadx0xhewbfm89a
2) Enter stock recovery
3) Choose apply update from sd
4) Choose the zip file>>yes
There you go. CWM is installed on your device.
CWM can also be flashed via Odin - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2156194
As for unpacking and putting every file in place, i suppose it can be done but what's the point?
Press thanks if i helped you.
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Yeah, you helped a lot! I own Mac only and wasn't able to flash via Odin, so I was trying so many ways to do it Thanks for helping me out - thread can be closed

[NEEDED] TWRP recovery for Galaxy Tab 7 P1000

Hello,
I have searched and didn't find TWRP custom recovery for GT-P1000.
The TWRP site doesn't support GT-P1000
I have rooted my device, and flashed CWM recovery.
I want to flash TWRP recovery instead using Odin or "install zip from sdcard"
Anyone can help me find this custom recovery.
Thanks
Well, you can get it automatically if you flash this Omni KK ROM on your CWM recovery, after that don't forget to flash SuperSU.zip
OMNI ROM ---> http://dl.omnirom.org/p1/
SUPERSU.ZIP ---> http://download.chainfire.eu/695/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.45.zip?retrieve_file=1
R1V3R0 said:
Well, you can get it automatically if you flash this Omni KK ROM on your CWM recovery, after that don't forget to flash SuperSU.zip
OMNI ROM ---> http://dl.omnirom.org/p1/
SUPERSU.ZIP ---> http://download.chainfire.eu/695/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.45.zip?retrieve_file=1
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Hi, I've tried this but it just comes up with status 7 installation aborted error when flashing on CWM. '/tmp/updater.sh =0' 'E:error in /sdcard0/.../omni-4.4.4.....zip.
Any ideas on what to do?
Edit: Don't worry, I just had to flash the zip again to fix it
PC Not detecting my TAB
Hi,
Am using GT-P1000 running on 2.2 Out of the Box
I want to upgrade it on some latest rom but not able to connect it with my PC despite Kies and Samsung Mobile Drivers installed. My PC (actually Dell Laptop), is running on Vista (Home Edition) 32 Bit.
mebwabsm said:
Hello,
I have searched and didn't find TWRP custom recovery for GT-P1000.
The TWRP site doesn't support GT-P1000
I have rooted my device, and flashed CWM recovery.
I want to flash TWRP recovery instead using Odin or "install zip from sdcard"
Anyone can help me find this custom recovery.
Thanks
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How did you rooted it?
ufa said:
How did you rooted it?
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google search : RootGenius

How to root I9305 DBT updated with OTA 4.4.4

Hello everyone. There are such topics after each official update for this device and many more.
I tried towelroot (with the secret code also) and Framaroot. No one succeeded. I couldn't root 4.3 with CF-Auto-root, so i didn't try this one. Anyone can help? Thanks!
Regards!
elektronchika said:
Hello everyone. There are such topics after each official update for this device and many more.
I tried towelroot (with the secret code also) and Framaroot. No one succeeded. I couldn't root 4.3 with CF-Auto-root, so i didn't try this one. Anyone can help? Thanks!
Regards!
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install costum recovery via odin and flash supersu in costum recovery, thats it
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klemen241 said:
install costum recovery via odin and flash supersu in costum recovery, thats it
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This is CF-auto-root, which as I said didn't work with 4.3
elektronchika said:
This is CF-auto-root, which as I said didn't work with 4.3
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i did that after updating to 4.4.4. N version and it worked. Idk what can you do more
klemen241 said:
i did that after updating to 4.4.4. N version and it worked. Idk what can you do more
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Hi, so if I understood well, the only thing I have to do to get rooted my S3 with 4.4.4 is to flash the CF-autoroot via Odin, isn't it? Then how can I install a new Superuser.apk if it brings me a force close trying to open the one already installed caused because of Knox?
Has anyone tried that method already? Does it actually work?
this works, but you have to untick "reset" in Odin and after flashing the recovery disconnect it, pull the battery, put it back and start the recovery manually, then flash supersu .zip and the other one that prevents the original recovery to be written back
If you let the phone reboot after flashing custom recovery, it will overwrite the custom one with stock one - tried that earlier today
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sorry, misunderstand, if you update supersu just open knox and close after it shows you options to lock screen - then the supersu handles knox blocking properly
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edit2: I tried with supersu by chainfire, didn't test with other party superuser.apk
adamuadamu said:
this works, but you have to untick "reset" in Odin and after flashing the recovery disconnect it, pull the battery, put it back and start the recovery manually, then flash supersu .zip and the other one that prevents the original recovery to be written back
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This also doesn't work...
Try also Koush's Superuser.
Sent from my GT-I9305 using XDA Free mobile app
elektronchika said:
This also doesn't work...
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well, just to be sure, you may not allow the phone to enter normal boot mode after flashing custom recovery
so step-by-step how I did it:
(you have to put both zips from cf-root to your sd card before you proceed any further)
1. phone in download mode, odin->untick "reboot"
2. choose your recovery file->start
3. as soon as you see "reset" in Odin window, you may ignore the message on the phone "do not turn off" and pull the battery
4. re-insert the battery, boot with vol-up+home+power combo (if you don't enter recovery, but the phone boots normally - restart from scratch, as your custom recovery just got overwritten)
5. flash your supersu and recovery disabler (both files from cf-root)
6. you may reboot to system now, set up know, update (or download) supersu from play store, allow to disable knox
that's it, I used philZ touch recovery
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info from another forum: it's said you can root with kingoroot
so after you root you can use semi-automated recovery install using skipsoft united - after you root, you send the script to prevent recovery overwriting via adb, you got to download mode, flash your recovery and you're done
Thank you adamuadamu !!!
It works!
Regards Sonic76
adamuadamu said:
well, just to be sure, you may not allow the phone to enter normal boot mode after flashing custom recovery
so step-by-step how I did it:
(you have to put both zips from cf-root to your sd card before you proceed any further)
1. phone in download mode, odin->untick "reboot"
2. choose your recovery file->start
3. as soon as you see "reset" in Odin window, you may ignore the message on the phone "do not turn off" and pull the battery
4. re-insert the battery, boot with vol-up+home+power combo (if you don't enter recovery, but the phone boots normally - restart from scratch, as your custom recovery just got overwritten)
5. flash your supersu and recovery disabler (both files from cf-root)
6. you may reboot to system now, set up know, update (or download) supersu from play store, allow to disable knox
that's it, I used philZ touch recovery
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info from another forum: it's said you can root with kingoroot
so after you root you can use semi-automated recovery install using skipsoft united - after you root, you send the script to prevent recovery overwriting via adb, you got to download mode, flash your recovery and you're done
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you mentioned recovery disabler from CF root, can you point me where exactly do I find that file? Cheers!
sham79 said:
you mentioned recovery disabler from CF root, can you point me where exactly do I find that file? Cheers!
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first attachment in the OP
direct link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1680841&d=1359295479
Thanks for the explanation adamuadamu,
However, just to be sure, apart from the recovery disabler file, the other CF-Root file that I need to flash is the "update supersu2.02.zip"? I've read a lot of posts explaining the same procedure but no link to the actual files that need to be flashed, and sometimes the reference is to generic names like CF-root and when you search for it there is a lot of different files, etc.. I'm a newbie, so sometimes I don't know if any version of Philz will work or if it's better to use just plain CWM, if CF-auto-root is the way to go or just the old CF-Root (last version for i9305 says is for 4.1.1).
Thanks in advance for the reply and explanation.
Cheers,
Da Fig
Do you have to flash the custom recovery first and then SuperU? Is it possible to just flash SuperU and then using Triangle Away in order to root 4.4.4?
I want root but want to stay as stock as possible.
Da Fig said:
However, just to be sure, apart from the recovery disabler file, the other CF-Root file that I need to flash is the "update supersu2.02.zip"? I've read a lot of posts explaining the same procedure but no link to the actual files that need to be flashed, and sometimes the reference is to generic names like CF-root and when you search for it there is a lot of different files, etc.. I'm a newbie, so sometimes I don't know if any version of Philz will work or if it's better to use just plain CWM, if CF-auto-root is the way to go or just the old CF-Root (last version for i9305 says is for 4.1.1).
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I remember using some older SuperSu (1.9xx) as the files were already on my SD Card
In case you need proper and updated files and you're a bit afraid of confusing them - google for skipsoft toolkit, choose your device, wait for the program to download appropriate files and then in order to get the files you need, you'd have to (all from my memory, in case you'd need more detailed info, let me know and I can check within couple of hours, as I'm not in front of my private PC now)
1. go to root options and use option to push supersu and recovery disabler to your card
2. let the program reboot your phone into download mode
3. contrary to the advice onscreen, use odin, but untick "Auto Reboot", flash your recovery (the program will show you the path to newest recoveries it downloaded upon first run)
4. wait for the recovery being flashed, disconnect the phone, pull the battery. DON'T CLOSE ODIN yet, you may need it if you fail to boot into recovery directly!
5. start the phone using 3-key combo into recovery. if you fail, you'll need to go back to step 2.
6. flash both files copied in step 1.
7. reboot into system
personally I stick with PhilZ touch, as it always checks for root when leaving recovery and offers to repair it
8. go to play store and download or update supersu by chainfire (whatever applies to you)
9. run SuperSU, agree to disable KNOX
Thanks for the reply adamuadamu, I'll try this and see. Apparently most supersu or the correspondent CF-auto-root will do the trick. I'll try your method first, otherwise I'll start playing with different files.
Cheers.
KennyMRos said:
Hi, so if I understood well, the only thing I have to do to get rooted my S3 with 4.4.4 is to flash the CF-autoroot via Odin, isn't it? Then how can I install a new Superuser.apk if it brings me a force close trying to open the one already installed caused because of Knox?
Has anyone tried that method already? Does it actually work?
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SuperSU version 2.01 has the forced close problem on 4.4.4.
Download the SuperSU version 2.02 in following thread and install it. It will ask to disable KNOX. select YES.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...covery-i9305-cwm-philz-twrp-versions-t2694249
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isn't there a way to instal just SU with towelroot installing an old samsung kernel without tripping knox like in this thread?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-3/general/root-root-xxufnf4-stock-firmware-knox-t2840150
adamuadamu said:
well, just to be sure, you may not allow the phone to enter normal boot mode after flashing custom recovery
so step-by-step how I did it:
(you have to put both zips from cf-root to your sd card before you proceed any further)
1. phone in download mode, odin->untick "reboot"
2. choose your recovery file->start
3. as soon as you see "reset" in Odin window, you may ignore the message on the phone "do not turn off" and pull the battery
4. re-insert the battery, boot with vol-up+home+power combo (if you don't enter recovery, but the phone boots normally - restart from scratch, as your custom recovery just got overwritten)
5. flash your supersu and recovery disabler (both files from cf-root)
6. you may reboot to system now, set up know, update (or download) supersu from play store, allow to disable knox
that's it, I used philZ touch recovery
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info from another forum: it's said you can root with kingoroot
so after you root you can use semi-automated recovery install using skipsoft united - after you root, you send the script to prevent recovery overwriting via adb, you got to download mode, flash your recovery and you're done
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I installed Philz Touch Recovery and fix it all.

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