RaidzeroCvpcs Recovery?
This is a discussion on RaidzeroCvpcs Recovery? within the cvpcs forums, part of the Droid Forums Dev Archives category; Well, I have been checking out the new RZRecovery by raid zero, which is a modified SPRecovery. Rumor has it he's been getting a little ...
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RaidzeroCvpcs Recovery?
Well, I have been checking out the new RZRecovery by raid zero, which is a modified SPRecovery. Rumor has it he's been getting a little help from cvpcs and there's another rumor that cvpcs is working on one that will be based off CWRecovery.
Just checking in to see if there's any news on this one here.
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RZ has talked pretty openly in his thread about working with cvpcs to mod CWM. Since RZR 0.1.8 just released, I would imagine RCR will be coming.
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Pretty sure its meant to compete with CWMR3.
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Originally Posted by
teddyearp
Rumor has it he's been getting a little help from cvpcs<snip>

Originally Posted by
huskerkate
RZ has talked pretty openly in his thread about working with cvpcs to mod CWM. Since RZR 0.1.8 just released, I would imagine RCR will be coming.
Yes, I put it wrong to say "rumor has it". RaidZero has talked very openly about working with cvpcs, however the way I read it, it was from cvpcs to help RaidZero mod SPR. RaidZero has never said he was going to mod CWRecovery, so I am trying to see the other side, if cvpcs has come along to apply the collaboration to a mod of CWRecovery.

Originally Posted by
guidot
Pretty sure its meant to compete with CWMR3.
CWRecovery 3 is (AFAIK) not a 'real' version of CWR. But it is hard to say, since the official clockworkmod site is all wonky of late; actually now it just redirects to koush's site . . . . I still would only trust the version of CWR in rom manager, especially judging from all the problems I've read about with "CWR3".
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I assumed RCR would be closer to RZR than CWM. RZR is great recovery, as groundbreaking as CWM was when it first came to us. I'm freaking stoked that cvpcs will be getting in on it now too. Recovery is the most important part of modding your droid and more options in recovery should pan out to more options with ROMs
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what do you mean cwm3 isn't "real"?
lp+
winner's latest cm7
reprimed cm kernel
rzr 2.0.2
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I guess my statement that CWR3 isn't 'real' is just my opinion, since rom manager was designed to work with CWR, my opinion tells me that CWR3 would be part of rom manager and flashable through rom manager. It isn't.
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Originally Posted by
iamasongnow
what do you mean cwm3 isn't "real"?
Isn't released (finalized)..not by koush as of yet.
CWR3 is actually a downgrade, it removes the previous scripting language in favor of edify only...less functionality.
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The thing about a recovery is that, while features are dandy, it has to work at the most basic level and be perfectly stable even when your phone is little more than a slab of silicone and plastic. So I'm not sure about calling CWR3 a downgrade just yet.
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So, I guess my answer is that nobody knows anymore about the RCRecovery than I do . . . . no thread about its developement, no progress report, no posting at the ccroms site, etc.?
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