ownmart
06-18-2010, 07:38 PM
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[Recovery] j_r0dd-mb200-v1.7.1 (5/27/10)
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This recovery is based off of the original recovery Amon_RA created for us. I used his source to make this more up to date. I thank him for releasing his source and also KB7SQI for helping me compile my 1st kernel a while back.
Changes made:
1. All scripts and binaries have been updated
2. Added option to wipe just /cache
3. Removed Bart because it was redundant. If you chose to do a Nandroid + Ext backup you get the same results btw
4. made sure ext4 support works for partioning SD. this was never working (even though we don't need it b/c no apps2sd yet)
5. background images and colors to my taste
Instructions:
1. download HERE
2. unzip
3. push to sdcard
adb remount
Adb push j_r0dd-mb200-v1.7.1.img /sdcard/
4.
Code:
adb shell
flash_image recovery /sdcard/j_r0dd-mb200-v1.7.1.img
You may need to make sure there is no recovery in /system because this will over-write this on a reboot. use Root Explorer or ADB shell to remove this.
Code:
adb shell
cd system
rm recovery.img
original link:
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
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[Recovery] j_r0dd-mb200-v1.7.1 (5/27/10)
________________________________________
This recovery is based off of the original recovery Amon_RA created for us. I used his source to make this more up to date. I thank him for releasing his source and also KB7SQI for helping me compile my 1st kernel a while back.
Changes made:
1. All scripts and binaries have been updated
2. Added option to wipe just /cache
3. Removed Bart because it was redundant. If you chose to do a Nandroid + Ext backup you get the same results btw
4. made sure ext4 support works for partioning SD. this was never working (even though we don't need it b/c no apps2sd yet)
5. background images and colors to my taste
Instructions:
1. download HERE
2. unzip
3. push to sdcard
adb remount
Adb push j_r0dd-mb200-v1.7.1.img /sdcard/
4.
Code:
adb shell
flash_image recovery /sdcard/j_r0dd-mb200-v1.7.1.img
You may need to make sure there is no recovery in /system because this will over-write this on a reboot. use Root Explorer or ADB shell to remove this.
Code:
adb shell
cd system
rm recovery.img
original link:
[Only registered and activated users can see links]
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