TeamWin Recovery Project (TWRP) 2.7.1.0 for DROID RAZR HD/M
This is ONLY for users that have upgraded to stock KitKat
You must have an unlocked bootloader to use custom recovery
Download: TWRP2710-RAZR-HD_M-KITKAT.img
To install you must have fastboot set up on your pc and then:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery ]TWRP2710-RAZR-HD_M-KITKAT.img
You can then flash the root package of your choice.
Enjoy!
Yay, I can go back to TWRP! Thanks dhacker!
EDIT: Flashed it successfully and made a backup with no problems.
killrhythm09 said:
Yay, I can go back to TWRP! Thanks dhacker!
EDIT: Flashed it successfully and made a backup with no problems.
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Thanks for the confirmation
dhacker29 said:
TeamWin Recovery Project (TWRP) 2.7.1.0 for DROID RAZR HD/M
This is ONLY for users that have upgraded to stock KitKat
You must have an unlocked bootloader to use custom recovery
Download: TWRP2710-RAZR-HD_M-KITKAT.img
To install you must have fastboot set up on your pc and then:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery ]TWRP2710-RAZR-HD_M-KITKAT.img
You can then flash the root package of your choice.
Enjoy!
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Thanks also working for me, just a slight typo in the code to flash the recovery .IMG.
Is it possible to flash CM11 with this recovery or should we still wait?
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Works great! Thanks dhacker29 !
I do have a problem sometimes booting into recovery or restarting recovery while plugged into a power source. the xt926 will just get stuck either on the duel core logo or just stay on a black background. when I unplug the power source the recovery boots up normally.
Which isn't a big problem though everything else seems to be working great.
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Thanks I'll test that
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Flashed recovery successful. Flash supersu and root, successful. Back up, successful. I'll try restore someday during the week. So far so good.
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@dhacker29 I flashed this TWRP to Razr M and found issues - it`s xhdpi, but Razr M wants hdpi version ((
Can you make TWRP 2.7.1.0 hdpi for XT907?
Thank you dhacker29, just flashed it on my xt925.
It works well.
Made a backup, went back to 4.1.2 just for testing (full wipe with RSD), upgraded again to 4.4 and restored my backup.
Thanks
Worked perfectly!
Thank you. this thing was awesome. Used Matt's Droid Utility 1.4 to wipe from Cyanogen 11 to the Offical KK and then this for SuperSU and Titanium backup. whole thing didn't take an hour
It is SO nice to have TWRP back on my RAZR HD after upgrading to KitKat.
Thanks for much for this!
So what happens if we flash this over aosp kk instead of stock kk?
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Xplorer4x4 said:
So what happens if we flash this over aosp kk instead of stock kk?
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It won't work unless you have the new bootloader from stock KK.
I upgraded to the latest KitKat stock and have an itch to flash some of the custom Roms out there, but to my knowledge I think I would have to downgrade back to the old boot loader along with an older recovery in order to flash the older Roms.
Can anyone confirm?
For some reason this wont work on my xt926, it loops the Motorola boot logo forever.
Thanks anyway, DH. Going back to CWM for now.
Works well on my XT926, thank you so much!:good:
larsjameson said:
For some reason this wont work on my xt926, it loops the Motorola boot logo forever.
Thanks anyway, DH. Going back to CWM for now.
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Are you on the Motorola KitKat Update?
sunkim50 said:
I upgraded to the latest KitKat stock and have an itch to flash some of the custom Roms out there, but to my knowledge I think I would have to downgrade back to the old boot loader along with an older recovery in order to flash the older Roms.
Can anyone confirm?
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You can't downgrade the bootloader.
TXKSSnapper said:
Are you on the Motorola KitKat Update?
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Yes.
Related
Update: This bootloader is older and is not the newest available one. If you want the 4.18 version one go to THIS post and flash it with fastboot.
Older bootloader version: Doesn't flash and take hold for everyone, flash at your own risk
Usefull for people that don't want to flash in fastboot. The official OTA for 4.2 flashes this bootloader through recovery in the exact same manner
Code:
md5sum: 7cb16bc418e15ee2c7c48b82ea923e23
Code:
sha1sum: 6151d4afd075d03cfdfa33d111a1a6bba25fcab8
Code:
sha256sum: 2b7efeade37c1ec00d03ba71a56d5b921e6c27d4393298020bcd1601ae079605
Code:
sha512sum: cd7444ec7073e553b7715e4ee30d69f64b06ab3846f1d0ff3d9129f652ab4e90c3400f139a0347f0b78a0719c86b6e2d7f41d36068f032472dbc90c3530cefcb
You need to be aware that on my Nexus7 the problem with Custom Recovery on the newest bootloader still exist.
Means you need to downgrade to 3.34 in order to flash CWM.
remmyhi said:
You need to be aware that on my Nexus7 the problem with Custom Recovery on the newest bootloader still exist.
Means you need to downgrade to 3.34 in order to flash CWM.
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I need to be aware of problems that happens on your Nexus7? I don't have that issue I flashed TWRP Recovery just fine on this booloader...
No, I did not write to you personally. Glad it worked on your side.
Just the people to know.
That's really strange. I would try flashing the 4.1.2 factory images even though it might wipe everything including your sdcard.
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Did that, thanks. Indeed wiped everything
Glad I had a backup
Hey guys,
So, I can flash this file from TWRP and it will upgrade my bootloader?
Thanks in advance!
you can, but make sure you check MD5, flashing a corrupt download can kill your device. OP, you should add a MD5 check in the zip if possible. but thanks for this none the less.
If you have a rom like cm10 installed or other rom that has buysbox in it, just type busybox md5sum /sdcard/bootloader-grouper-4.13.zip
Either in terminal emulator or adb shell.
If your on stock you'll probably want to check it with a program on your pc or install busybox from one of the playstore busybox apps. Of course you'll need to be rooted.
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I went ahead and added sha1sum, sha256sum and sha512sum checks.
I have just flashed the file and thank you, I no longer have to keep my power button pressed for 20 seconds just to have my tablet go on
Thank you so much!!!
If anyone has any problems there is a link in my SIG to fix it or if you just need to revert back...
Just a FYI the older bootloaders are in the factory images! You can extract them out and flash the bootloader separately if you don't want to flash ALL the factory images. So far flashing this with twrp I have not had one single issue yet to speak of... Each bootloader is meant to run on specific platforms, recoveries, kernels ect. So on that note I still suggest if you want to revert your bootloader you revert completely with the factory images.
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Hi,
thanks for that but when i falsh it in TWRP it's wipe all my data but i still have the 3.41 bootloader?
I'm not sure if i understood the thing to do with the md5sum?
f*** this bootloader i flash it yesteday.........
and my tablet stay on bootloader and i can't flash google image 4.1.1-4.1.2-4.2
why??
i can't downgrade bootloader too.........
CWM + CM10 stable
I just flashed this bootloader using CWM 6.0.1.0 and CM10 stable. I used Chrome to download it and the md5sum command in terminal emulator to check the md5 hash before hand. It flashed fine, I have the new version number, everything continues to work. Very easy.
farshad.shirzadii said:
f*** this bootloader i flash it yesteday.........
and my tablet stay on bootloader and i can't flash google image 4.1.1-4.1.2-4.2
why??
i can't downgrade bootloader too.........
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Check this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=32735541&postcount=5039
Thanks, easy flash, works perfectly
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Wondering does the new boot loader support older custom ROMs and the nexus toolkit, will I need to re unlock bootloader after flashing it ?
Answered my own questions flashed with cwm still have root but don't know how to check if boot loader is locked or what version I have. Works fine with cm10.
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blucmal said:
Wondering does the new boot loader support older custom ROMs and the nexus toolkit, will I need to re unlock bootloader after flashing it ?
Answered my own questions flashed with cwm still have root but don't know how to check if boot loader is locked or what version I have. Works fine with cm10.
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When you power your device on you hold the volume down button to get into bootloader. On the main screen it will say what version it is.
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I have had 3 lovely sessions with rsd and can't seem to successfully flash a ROM. I've mounted the system prior and I haven't mounted. My BL has been unlocked and I'm used to the CWM recovery. Any suggestions? Newest Verizon ota. Rooting with the Batman utility. Thanks in advance.
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njmeyers83 said:
I have had 3 lovely sessions with rsd and can't seem to successfully flash a ROM. I've mounted the system prior and I haven't mounted. My BL has been unlocked and I'm used to the CWM recovery. Any suggestions? Newest Verizon ota. Rooting with the Batman utility. Thanks in advance.
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The first thing you need to do is unlock the boot loader.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW45FPZNv4g
Secondly, install TWRP, I find it much easier to use than CWM.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKneYkGqp_A
Put the ROM and gapps on your external SD. Boot into TWRP. Back up the stock rom. Wipe data. Then install the new ROM. Then install gapps.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Gapps
I am sure there is much more detailed threads on how to do this, but that is the quick answer.
rooted, unlocked, using the latest safestrap (3.12 i think) and ive tried EVERYTHING to get this to work.
Flashed multiple roms and all that ever happens is the bootloader splash screen shows, then a permanent black screen until i hard reset back into recovery and info the unsafe rom. WTF is going on. i've followed all instructions thus far and i've been screwed time and time again. suggestions?
If your bootloader is unlocked you shouldn't be using safestrap. Remove it an flash cwm or twrp. Then flash away.
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mentose457 said:
If your bootloader is unlocked you shouldn't be using safestrap. Remove it an flash cwm or twrp. Then flash away.
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APPRECIATE THE RESPONSE. PROBLEM SOLVED :good::good::good:
So, I have been talking with a friend for a while and finally decided to root my device. With help from him, we were able to get as far as flashing a recovery image. Sadly, everytime that I tried to boot into recovery, it just sat on the logo, and after a while, booted normally.
The device currently has root access (towelroot) and I can do everything root related, but I don't feel right now having a custom ROM.
Things we have tried:
TWRP Manager (For TWRP)
Flashify (TWRP, CWM)
Rom Installer (CWM)
CynogenMod - My device is obsolete apparently so it would not pick it up
ADB - Driver Issues (Yay Vista)
Yet everytime, the same issue. Any idea on what I could do now?
Device Info -
KitKat 4.4.2
Xt926 (CDMA)
Droid RAZR Maxx HD
Bootloader is unlocked
Do you already unlocked the bootloader?
DorianX said:
Do you already unlocked the bootloader?
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Yes, the bootloader is unlocked.
The TWRP that works for our phone is not official, so it won't be in any of those apps. Get the TWRP app in the Original Development section of this forum and flash it via fastboot or sideload and flash via Flashify.
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RikRong said:
The TWRP that works for our phone is not official, so it won't be in any of those apps. Get the TWRP app in the Original Development section of this forum and flash it via fastboot or sideload and flash via Flashify.
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Thank you very much, that worked beautifully! I was able to install CM11 on my phone.
Good to hear. Another one bites the dust!
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Hey guys. I just want to know if anyone can confirm that the roms and recoveries for the first Nvidia Shield Tablet can work on the NEW Nvidia Shield Tablet? I heard the two tablets are basically the same except for the built in stylus so I'm hoping that the roms work for the NEW one...
Thx Guys
I'm not sure about the ROMs, but the official twrp works flawlessly. I couldn't actually get it to flash via fastboot but I did get it to boot into it via fastboot, then did a backup, then flashed root. After flashing root I downloaded flashfire by chainfire and used that to flash the twrp recovery. Hope this helps.
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Edit: the kx 060 kernel also works for the new one.
Twrp: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3257172
[RECOVERY][ShieldTablet] TWRP 2.8.7.3 touch recovery [2015-12-02]
Kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3069776
[KERNEL] BitO-K/K2: Tweaked Kernel for Nvidia Shield Tablet [CM/Stock][K/KX/QC 060]
THX!
Exile1975 said:
I'm not sure about the ROMs, but the official twrp works flawlessly. I couldn't actually get it to flash via fastboot but I did get it to boot into it via fastboot, then did a backup, then flashed root. After flashing root I downloaded flashfire by chainfire and used that to flash the twrp recovery. Hope this helps.
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Edit: the kx 060 kernel also works for the new one.
Twrp: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3257172
[RECOVERY][ShieldTablet] TWRP 2.8.7.3 touch recovery [2015-12-02]
Kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3069776
[KERNEL] BitO-K/K2: Tweaked Kernel for Nvidia Shield Tablet [CM/Stock][K/KX/QC 060]
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Thanks for the helpful info! I hope this helps others as well. I will try a custom rom on it when I pick it up. Good thing you told me that I can't flash twrp via fastboot... (would've gave me a headache at first ) No problem though I'll just have to boot it via fastboot, make a backup just in case, flash supersu, and then flash the twrp recovery onto the shield with a third party app like flashfire.
Thanks again
jerryz16 said:
Thanks for the helpful info! I hope this helps others as well. I will try a custom rom on it when I pick it up. Good thing you told me that I can't flash twrp via fastboot... (would've gave me a headache at first ) No problem though I'll just have to boot it via fastboot, make a backup just in case, flash supersu, and then flash the twrp recovery onto the shield with a third party app like flashfire.
Thanks again
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Could you maybe try to do a full backup using flashfire? I used twrp and later realized it doesn't backup the recovery or the kernel so even if I need to I can't return to full stock. Flashfire is still in beta but there is a thread here to sign up. It's the replacement to flashify if I remember right.
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Exile1975 said:
I'm not sure about the ROMs, but the official twrp works flawlessly. I couldn't actually get it to flash via fastboot but I did get it to boot into it via fastboot, then did a backup, then flashed root. After flashing root I downloaded flashfire by chainfire and used that to flash the twrp recovery. Hope this helps.
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Edit: the kx 060 kernel also works for the new one.
Twrp: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3257172
[RECOVERY][ShieldTablet] TWRP 2.8.7.3 touch recovery [2015-12-02]
Kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3069776
[KERNEL] BitO-K/K2: Tweaked Kernel for Nvidia Shield Tablet [CM/Stock][K/KX/QC 060]
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What error did you get when trying to flash via fastboot ?
Thx Josh
lj50036 said:
What error did you get when trying to flash via fastboot ?
Thx Josh
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No errors, I just couldn't get it to stick. Every time I tried to flash recovery and then boot into it I would just get the original Android on its back.
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Exile1975 said:
No errors, I just couldn't get it to stick. Every time I tried to flash recovery and then boot into it I would just get the original Android on its back.
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AH, I see....
After flashing TWRP, do you run....
Code:
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Then enter TWRP ?
Thx Josh
lj50036 said:
AH, I see....
After flashing TWRP, do you run....
Code:
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Then enter TWRP ?
Thx Josh
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No. I didn't know I needed to boot into bootloader first. This was my first time using fastboot.
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Exile1975 said:
No. I didn't know I needed to boot into bootloader first. This was my first time using fastboot.
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No worries, if you plan on installing TWRP, can you confirm this works as I have said....
Thx Josh
lj50036 said:
No worries, if you plan on installing TWRP, can you confirm this works as I have said....
Thx Josh
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Twrp works fine. I flashed it through flashfire after using fastboot boot recovery.img to flash root
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