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Root Rom may flash stock recovery on boot?

Sup!! I recently went back to the stock rom cuz I wanted to rock the ICS look for a while and I'm using Moddedunsecure kernel. Anyways for some reason when I choose reboot system in touch recovery(6.0.3.3) it takes me to a menu that says "rom may flash stock recovery on boot THIS CAN NOT BE UNDONE" then i have the options of - no, - yes disable recovery flash, and - go back. No matter which one I choose (including - go back) my phone reboots. I'm just curious as to why it's doing that any. info would be appreciated :)
 
Sup!! I recently went back to the stock rom cuz I wanted to rock the ICS look for a while and I'm using Moddedunsecure kernel. Anyways for some reason when I choose reboot system in touch recovery(6.0.3.3) it takes me to a menu that says "rom may flash stock recovery on boot THIS CAN NOT BE UNDONE" then i have the options of - no, - yes disable recovery flash, and - go back. No matter which one I choose (including - go back) my phone reboots. I'm just curious as to why it's doing that any. info would be appreciated :)

I'm also getting that message even after reflashing touch recovery, I can't recall when it started doing it, but sometimes after I flashed samurai ROM.
 
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Strange... Don't know why that's happening, but you can try flashing touch recovery again and see if that helps.

Yeah i think ill go ahead and give that a try. Another weird thing i noticed when i went back to stock rom is my root apps aren't asking for superuser permission. They work and everything but superuser isn't. The log is just blank lol i switched to supersu and it works just fine. !
 
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Yeah i think ill go ahead and give that a try. Another weird thing i noticed when i went back to stock rom is my root apps aren't asking for superuser permission. They work and everything but superuser isn't. The log is just blank lol i switched to supersu and it works just fine. !
Did you restore a backup of stock rom or did you flash the stock rom that is posted around here somewhere?
 
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Sup!! I recently went back to the stock rom cuz I wanted to rock the ICS look for a while and I'm using Moddedunsecure kernel. Anyways for some reason when I choose reboot system in touch recovery(6.0.3.3) it takes me to a menu that says "rom may flash stock recovery on boot THIS CAN NOT BE UNDONE" then i have the options of - no, - yes disable recovery flash, and - go back. No matter which one I choose (including - go back) my phone reboots. I'm just curious as to why it's doing that any. info would be appreciated :)

I just choose disable all the time it works no biggie.
 
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I just choose disable all the time it works no biggie.

Lol I will. I just don't like when things change on me out of nowhere cuz it'll be in the back of my head all day until I go crazy and have to get admitted. lol. but yeah it still totally works and everything. I'm just gonna have to accept it move past it and go lol
 
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some stock roms run a init script to prevent tampering. so when you boot it will install the stock recovery again


just remove /system/etc/install-recovery.sh and you can keep your custom recovery. you will have to fastboot flash it again though since you booted the device to delete the script.
All I would do is update the new CWM by PG ;)
 
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some stock roms run a init script to prevent tampering. so when you boot it will install the stock recovery again


just remove /system/etc/install-recovery.sh and you can keep your custom recovery. you will have to fastboot flash it again though since you booted the device to delete the script.

Thanks for this!!! :D:D:D (currently running Validus 5-RC2 unified moto-msm8960 KK on Atrix HD)

correction
see post #359 on http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2564418&page=36

I have made notes in post #348 and #354 where i made mention of:

I got that old message when rebooting from recovery - "rom may flash stock recovery on boot" I replied "no". It kept asking me on every pass through recovery. If you reply "yes" you will lose root - at least I did.

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solution:
boot to recovery and backup!!!
boot to system and:
remove /system/etc/install-recovery.sh
this will lose you root after reboot... So...IMMEDIATELY...

boot to recovery and flash zip: "UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.86.zip" (attachment)
 
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