[Verizon] roll back from CM 10.1 to CM 10 - Problem

[tcastleand]

Installed cm-10.1-20121218-EXPERIMENTAL-toro.zip this a.m. and received error message about clock app not working. Several other apps were not working as well. Thinking that there might be something wrong with the install, I attempted to re-install the previous nightly that I had been using: cm-10-20121213-NIGHTLY-toro.zip.

Now phone boot process gets to the CyanogenMod spinning wheel and hangs.

I'm guessing that my inability to boot the 12/13 nightly has to do with the file structure re-arranging that 10.1 implements. And 10.1 no longer will boot because I've re-installed 10.

I am able to ADB to the phone. Any suggestions about how to either get 10.1 or 10 back up and running by moving folders or files around to the correct locations?

 

[quickaudi]

Dang, CM warned people about the clock app. I think all you had to do was FC the clock app and clear its data after loading 10.1.

What recovery are you using?

 

[tcastleand]

CM warned about clock, but not in the experimental release notes. I did not see until afterwards. I'm using clockwork, but I cannot boot into it, the result, I assume, of the file directory re-arrangement caused by 10.1.

What I'd like to know is what files to move to what location (which I can accomplish with ADB), so that the boot process will get me to any of the following: clockword recovery, CM 10 or CM 10.1

 

[NSutherl]

CM warned about clock, but not in the experimental release notes. I did not see until afterwards. I'm using clockwork, but I cannot boot into it, the result, I assume, of the file directory re-arrangement caused by 10.1.

What I'd like to know is what files to move to what location (which I can accomplish with ADB), so that the boot process will get me to any of the following: clockword recovery, CM 10 or CM 10.1

What happens when you try to boot into recovery?

 

[tcastleand]

Phew. Figured out how to get back to 10.1. I'd recommend that the nightly/experimental postings carry more cautions if there are known problems that will result in errors, or when a new directory structure is about to be implemented.