This method worked perfectly. I believe volume down send you into recovery mode. Thanks again, Happy New Year!

 

computer-less flashing, im diggin it man, this will help alot of people. and if you want you can even make a shell script to do it or something along those lines, im not writing and debugging one of those right now tho

 

im doing the second one but say not found quick question do i nee to spaces two

 

ok it would seem you are having serious issues with this, i wouldnt use this method btw its slightly more involved than just typing in some stuff. in just a moment i will upload a program, you will extract it just like you did the root thing and double click the install.bat file ok?

 

k i put an installer zip on the main forum under my original links, for anyone just not getting it. help us avoid explaining the same things over and over ya kno

 

hey, btw this android terminal way of installing cwm worked for me! I've done it like this with another phone too. Thanks!

 

I've been trying to get cwm recovery on this phone for a few days now. The second step in this thread seemed to get me the farthest. I got all the way to the part where I actually install the recovery and it says no such file or directory. I've tried Junkie's auto installer (and updated installer) and I know the recovery is in root of my sdcard.

Help? I really appreciate how helpful everybody is on the forum. Thanks for hard work.

 

what is the file on the sd card named?

 

basically the command is based off of what the file is named. if its on your sd card but its named lkj.img then the command would be
dd if=/sdcard/lkj.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p13
but the thing is the updated autoinstaller, if you use the second file called windows alternate installer or whatever the hell i named it, that should install the thing using this very method

 

"recovery.img"
I entered this exactly. And then I went in my file manager on the phone and it appeared as "recovery.img.img". Then I tried just "recovery". Both tries gave me the same result.

 

that is why, windows by default hides the .img so if you dont see .img in the first place dont add it. easy fix tho, run this command

dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p13

the if has to be EXACTLY what it is named in the file manager or it wont work

edit: dont forget to su first

 

and ill toy around with my alternative script see if i can figure out why it wouldnt work, maybe ill even test it this time lol

 

like a said happen to me to just write recovery only and try again brou

 

nice and easy thanks for this thread Chris.

 

yep. gonna get even easier tho now. i managed to fix my code for the autoinstallers. the alternative method now works and does exactly what this does only without having to type things in. copies the file to the phone, runs the dd command, and cleans up after itself, no sd card required, no confusion, it just works. apparently there was just an issue with trying to run things as root but i solved it

 

basically. if you have a computer, use my auto installers, and if you managed to root, chances are you have a computer because even i couldnt get root working without a computer, though i think i may know why it didnt work come to think of it... ah well if we hit that roadblock again ill deal with it

 

when i type in SU in terminal emulator it says

"sh: /system/etc/mkshrc[8]: id: not found @android:/ #"

is that right??

 

did you root first? and are you sure its rooted? check to see if the phone has a program on it called superuser. if not, you arent rooted and that is why you are having issues