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About LinkBacksI just recently rooted my droid eris and I wanted to install a custom rom onto it but whenever I try to boot into recovery this happens:
Then if I hold power the up volume while that sign is there is happens:
On this screen it says:
E:Can't open /cache/recovery/command
And at the top it says: Android system recovery <2e>
and it lists these options:
-Reboot system now
-Apply sdcard:update.zip
-Wipe data/factory reset
-Wipe cache partion
HOW DO I FIX THIS?
Recovery Boot Issues
This is a discussion on Recovery Boot Issues within the HTC Droid Eris forums, part of the Verizon Android Phones category; I just recently rooted my droid eris and I wanted to install a custom rom onto it but whenever I try to boot into recovery ...
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07-15-2011 04:39 PMRecovery Boot Issues
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07-15-2011 05:21 PMCongratulations, you are in recovery. That is where you install the ROMS you have downloaded. If you haven't loaded them yet, reboot into android and put the ROM you want on the SD card. What you see is the recovery screen.
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07-16-2011 10:04 AMSo I cant do a nandroid backup? And I have to name my ROM update.zip?
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07-16-2011 12:40 PMLets make sure first. Download an app called ROM manager and see if you can flash the alternate recovery. Its one of the options inside ROM manager. If you can do that, then you are rooted and should be able to install ROMS as update.zip files.
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07-16-2011 12:44 PMAlso, do you have an app in the app drawer called superuser? Its icon is a skull and crossbones.
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07-16-2011 05:04 PMYes ik that i am rooted and i have superuser. Also I did download Rom manager and downloaded their recovery and that didnt work at all I still had my old recovery menu. I DONT KNOW WHY ITS BEING A ***** Originally Posted by Droid Firefighter
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07-17-2011 04:14 AMOk, look up ROM manager and make sure your phone is supported by them. Also look into rzrecovery. I think it may only be available for the Droid. Its an excellent recovery program so hopefully you can use it.
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07-17-2011 02:33 PMHow did you enter recovery?
Turn phone off
Press and hold Vol-down and End/pwr button simultaneously. Using Trackball scroll down to Recovery. It depends on your bootloader, but mine looks like this. My phone is full s-off though. -
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07-17-2011 02:53 PMHere are some more pics. For flashing a new just make sure you follow the directions at xda-developers
HTC Eris - XDA-Developers
There a bunch of roms to choose. Most of the froyo roms are old and not updated anymore.
Here are pics of doing a nanbackup and flashing a rom. Before flashing a new rom make sure you wipe data/factore reset, dalvik-cache, and cache. AFter you have done a backup of course. -
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07-18-2011 03:27 PMThanks guys fixed it just needed to downgrade my version of clockwork flash recovery
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