[One Click][Updated]LG Spectrum All in One Pkg for Root, CWM Touch Recovery, and Unroot
This is an All-in-One package to Root and install CWM Recovery or to UnRoot and install the stock recovery. I have spent many hours trying to modify this to be as easy as possible for all to accomplish their goals whether by modding or returning to stock. I had initially built this for the LG Revolution, and have ported it over to work with the LG Spectrum.
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What is This?
This is an exploit built by djrbliss. This zip contains the proper drivers for the Spectrum, all root files, and the Root&RecoveryAIO.bat file. The .bat has been modified to fix ANY of the problems people are having with root, and will make it so that CWM will stick through reboot. It installs the newest versions of the su binary and Superuser.apk. It will also install ClockWorkMod Recovery or stock recovery. The unroot will uninstall and delete the su binary and remove Superuser.apk. It will also remove CWM and install the stock recovery.img. If there are any problems, just let me know.
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Warning
This now includes the Touch Recovery ported by Neph81. The recovery seems fully functional, but can only be accessed right now through an app or the all in one itself. The button combination will result in a bootloop. For more information see the link at the bottom for Neph81!!! If your phone bricks, or bootloops it is no one's fault but your own. It is not mine, nor AtomIlluminati's, nor Neph81's, it is yours. Thanks for playing!!!!
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How Do I Root and Install CWM?:
1) Download zip and extract
2) Install drivers if not already installed
3) Enable USB debugging on phone
4) Connect phone to computer
5) Select internet mode in pull down
6) Select ethernet in pop up
7) Click Root&RecoveryAIO.bat
8) Select what you would like to do
Donations
I want to honor the request of djrbliss that donations for this go to the American Red Cross or any other reputible charitable foundation. Thanks!!!
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Last edited by mtmichaelson; March 24th, 2012 at 10:03 AM.
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Busybox comes pre-installed at that location on the Spectrum. I'm not sure what system functions call it, but I am putting this warning out in case some system file starts failing.
Special thanks to AtomIlluminati for helping me out with getting this thing fully functional! We have it up and running! Link is in the OP!
As of right now I do not have this device, I have not personally tested this. All testing was done by others including AtomIlluminati and Neph81. If you have any problems please let me know and we will get them fixed up as soon as possible!!!
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Device(s): Spectrum Stock ICS Rooted;
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kinda new to this, and am learning a lot. Besides flashing Rom's .. what else is the CWM Recovery used for, or is there anything cool that i can do with it? I am rooted.
Device(s): Droid Incredible 2 on MIUI, LG Spectrum, OG Droid Retired, OG Droid RIP
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Originally Posted by hollywoods14
kinda new to this, and am learning a lot. Besides flashing Rom's .. what else is the CWM Recovery used for, or is there anything cool that i can do with it? I am rooted.
I'm no expert but I use it for
Clearing cache
Clearing Dalvik cache
Wiping battery stats
Manually adding and removing apk's etc.
Making backups
Wiping data
I'm sure there's more but that's just what came to mind. It's basically about being able to put the smack-down on your phone.
lol that was kind of my point. Using ADB to wipe data and flash roms seems counterproductive to me.
I have that test version of CM7 I want to test out, but if I can't restore, I have to prepare for a hard restore, which means backing everything up.
Ya, the only thing is that the Nitro and Spectrum have different partition mount points also. Using a recovery built for the Nitro with only the kernel changed out could cause problems. I don't know if Neph changed the fstab to reflect the difference.
MrB, I have started an IRC channel on freenode.net channel #lgspectrum come on there and we can chat.
Mtmichaelson, if I didn't change the fstab, no one would be able to mount partitions in recovery to begin with :P
I didn't know if they were able to be mounted since I hadn't tried, and can't lol. I figured you had, but I couldn't speak for you, that's why I mentioned it lol.
Device(s): Samsung Moment, Droid 4, LG Spectrum, 2x Nook Tablet, all rooted.
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Did this around 7 hours ago, ran into a little snafu, I was using dinnertime else's computer, and could nit get it (windows XP) to recognize my spectrum. I tried everything, spent 3 hours trying to get it to work. What finally did it was putting the phone in "ethernet tether mode" then the little Android guy showed up and the phone said "debug mode enabled"
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LG Spectrum -- Rooted and running CM10.1 official M2 thanks to TDM (and too many others to list).
B&N Nook Tablet 16GB -- running CM10.1 with 10 finger multitouch
Did this around 7 hours ago, ran into a little snafu, I was using dinnertime else's computer, and could nit get it (windows XP) to recognize my spectrum. I tried everything, spent 3 hours trying to get it to work. What finally did it was putting the phone in "ethernet tether mode" then the little Android guy showed up and the phone said "debug mode enabled"
Device(s): Samsung Moment, Droid 4, LG Spectrum, 2x Nook Tablet, all rooted.
Carrier: Verizon
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Originally Posted by atomilluminati
neither myself or mtmichaelson had had a chance... I will later tonight or tomorrow and keep changing things as the recovery develops
Sounds good, I am holding off on customizing any more as I may be returning this on to Verizon and getting another from Amazon, or Costco if I can find someone with a membership to get me in
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Originally Posted by finndo77
Did this around 7 hours ago, ran into a little snafu, I was using dinnertime else's computer, and could nit get it (windows XP) to recognize my spectrum. I tried everything, spent 3 hours trying to get it to work. What finally did it was putting the phone in "ethernet tether mode" then the little Android guy showed up and the phone said "debug mode enabled"
Hope that helps some one out if they have issues.
That's kind of a no brainer, but not discussed by many. You have to choose 'Ethernet' to enter into debugging, which is not necessary on other phone brands. It took me a few minutes to figure that one out when I was testing this all in one.
Because that requires installation of ADB/SDK and knowledge of command line processes. I've used it and it works, but this thread is a simple 'one click' solution that does all the command line work for the users. ultimately, we all want to make recovery tools like this for the most novice of users, so I think MT's tool is perfect for that goal.
Hi new to all of this thank you for above. I'm intending on getting the Spectrum as I need a larger screen and your tweaks are convincing me to get it. Question, once I do the root based on above instructions, how do I then install ICE CREAM sandwich 4.0 etc onto the phone? Didn't find anything on Youtube for Spectrum. Any links appreciated. Looking forward to my first nice SMART Phone running lean and mean.
So far root and custom recovery is all that's achieved... Couple of things in the works but certainly not ice cream sandwich right now.... I'm testing an undisclosed ROM right now which you may see in the very near future.... ;-)
Is the phone in usb debugging mode? You have to change to ethernet on the usb connection and ensure debugging is on for adb to work right.
*edit* oops didn't see the later posts.
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I'm not sure what I'm doing incorrectly. Confirmed that phone is in USB Debugging mode. Confirmed Phone has been changed to Ethernet on the USB Connection and it still is stuck on "daemon started successfully". Any suggestions? Please help as I am new to the Rooting process.
I'm not sure what I'm doing incorrectly. Confirmed that phone is in USB Debugging mode. Confirmed Phone has been changed to Ethernet on the USB Connection and it still is stuck on "daemon started successfully". Any suggestions? Please help as I am new to the Rooting process.
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2 other possibilities is a driver issue (not installed properly, need to restart, etc) or a bad cable. I'd try a different cable first.
2 other possibilities is a driver issue (not installed properly, need to restart, etc) or a bad cable. I'd try a different cable first.
I reinstalled the drivers, and rebooted my computer a couple of times and tried running the bat file again. This time I believe it worked as it rebooted the phone and brought me back to the main Root and Recovery Tool menu. Is there a way to check anything on the phone to make sure it worked? Again, I'm new so I apologize for my Rookie questions.
I reinstalled the drivers, and rebooted my computer a couple of times and tried running the bat file again. This time I believe it worked as it rebooted the phone and brought me back to the main Root and Recovery Tool menu. Is there a way to check anything on the phone to make sure it worked? Again, I'm new so I apologize for my Rookie questions.
Thanks for your help.
Go to Google Play and download an app called root check, but if it rebooted the phone it should have worked.
So far root and custom recovery is all that's achieved... Couple of things in the works but certainly not ice cream sandwich right now.... I'm testing an undisclosed ROM right now which you may see in the very near future.... ;-)
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OH thank you! I guess I'll be patient then and and save my upgrade which is just eligible now. If I have to do all this I'd like to do ICS at the same time. Verizon was suppose to offer it some time soon but who knows. Thanks again for all your efforts everyone!
ok, so not too new to rooting and all that, but I am to this risky of a process, should I Factory Reset my phone? I rooted it w/ the one click method released eariler, and I want to flash the new ROM to my phone, so should I factory reset, then download this and root it thru here?..to achieve root w/ CWM? or just unroot using this? and reroot using this as well?
Device(s): LG Vortex CM7
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ok, so not too new to rooting and all that, but I am to this risky of a process, should I Factory Reset my phone? I rooted it w/ the one click method released eariler, and I want to flash the new ROM to my phone, so should I factory reset, then download this and root it thru here?..to achieve root w/ CWM? or just unroot using this? and reroot using this as well?
You could also just dd command the cwm_touch.img to your phone and that way you wont have to go through the unrooting or factory reset process.
Thank you so much!! I know this phone has some awesome potential with a nicely optimized ROM!
I only flashed the root tho as I will wait for a more stable cwm to come..
Thank you so much!! I know this phone has some awesome potential with a nicely optimized ROM!
I only flashed the root tho as I will wait for a more stable cwm to come..
I would install cwm and back up before you do anything else!
when i run this i keep getting
rm failed for /system/etc/install-recovery.sh, No such file or directory
rm failed for /system/recovery-from-boot.p, No such file or directory
can anyone help out? thanks
Last edited by lamashat; March 30th, 2012 at 01:54 AM.
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when i run this i keep getting
rm failed for /system/etc/install-recovery.sh, No such file or directory
rm failed for /system/recovery-from-boot.p, No such file or directory
can anyone help out? thanks
That is fine, it means those files were already gone.