[CWM] Bootstrap app officially released for the Bionic

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I did, I ended up getting into the standard Android recovery. Where it pulls up the little exclamation mark inside of the triangle next to the little Droid fella. Then when I push up and down again it goes to Android System Recovery (3e) with the options reboot system now, apply update from sd card (which could keep me from re flashing so I figured that out) wipe data/factory reset, and wipe cache partition. It doesn't give me all of the options that the CWM based recovery V4.0.1.5 has. The only way I've been able to get into Bootstrap Recovery is to open the app and select "Reboot Recovery". Do I need to re download the apk and re-install? Or is that the only way to reboot into Clockwork as opposed to Android recovery? Thanks for the help!!!

Ur right, I don't know how to access it other than through the app either. Holding volume buttons while booting up brought me to stock recovery as well.

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Ur right, I don't know how to access it other than through the app either. Holding volume buttons while booting up brought me to stock recovery as well.

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I have not installed it myself but custom recovery normally replaces the stock recovery. I would think that if you are able to get into stock recovery then that means you don't really have custom recovery installed

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I have not installed it myself but custom recovery normally replaces the stock recovery. I would think that if you are able to get into stock recovery then that means you don't really have custom recovery installed

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That's not how bootstrap works. It doesn't replace the recovery, it just hijacks the booting process to boot into another area of the phone that runs the CWM temporarily.
 

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That's not how bootstrap works. It doesn't replace the recovery, it just hijacks the booting process to boot into another area of the phone that runs the CWM temporarily.

Ok, so what happens in a bootloop when u can't access CWM? We'd have to FXZ?

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Ok, so what happens in a bootloop when u can't access CWM? We'd have to FXZ?

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I am assuming you will have to use the standard Android recovery to install an update. It does have the option... dont know if it will install a modified ROM but I assume it would. Only time will tell. Daddy needs his medicine... and ROMS are his medicine!
 
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