clockworkmod REPLACED my sprecovery? God, help.

Xenoroyal

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rooted and was updating to froyo on my Motorola Droid, having first made backups with Sprrecovery

Long story short I flashed clockwork recovery onto my phone before I was done w rom manager, now even with uninstalling rom manage and hard deleting the clockwork file from phone while mounted... when it boots into recovery it still uses clockwork mod!

And it dosent see my old sprecoveries. Can someone please tell me how to get rid of it?
 

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Exactly what I encountered. And the reason I stay far away from Clockwork and ROM Manager.

Only fix I found.... .sbf flash. A total wipe of your phone.

However, if you look in the rescue squad section of the forums.... They do have instructions on how to manually push SPRecovery back onto your phone.
That would be my suggestion to you. The RS can work wonders here on DF :)
 

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An easier fix, install ROM Manager, scroll down, press "Flash Alternate Recovery", then uninstall ROM Manager.
 
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Well, that option is greyed out. Ty for responses guys I really appricate!

I'm freaking out. I currently have a rooted fone with NO recovery, im on the outskirts of Brick City. IM ON THE BORDER OF BRICK TOWN.

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Hey I'm calm now, I was wondering what .sbf flashing is? I just want to fresh restart back to stock and start over so i can remake my recoveries and feel safe again.
 

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.sbf will bring you back to stock so you can start with a clean slate.....

Sent from my Droid
 
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Well i flashed clockwork back, then flash previous backup was available. So rebooted into Sppreecovery, but now my recoveries are gone :(

which means if It screws up im bricked cus I cant go back to unroot
 

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It's probably grayed out because you have the free version of rom manager? bite the bullet and get the premium version and all is well, you can flash back and forth between recoveries at will......
 

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Have you looked in the nandroid folder on your sd card? That is where recoveries from SP are stored. The only reason they would be gone is if you deleted them.
 
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well i tried again because i noticed trend with people saying retrying stuff and then it works

it works

thanks guys, you saved me
 

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It's probably grayed out because you have the free version of rom manager? bite the bullet and get the premium version and all is well, you can flash back and forth between recoveries at will......

Exactly. I ran into this when I first decided to run ROM Manager. No SPRecovery backups or anything. I bought the Premium and was able to Flash back to SPR. I now use Clockwork for everything. It is by far the easiest way to go and well worth the money. And even if there isn't a ROM in ROM Manager (most are I believe) just flash SPR and your good to go all over again. But even if you don't want to buy it, just .sbf and you'll be OK. Your SPR backups should still be there, they just wont work with Clockwork.
 

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well i tried again because i noticed trend with people saying retrying stuff and then it works

it works

thanks guys, you saved me


Looks like I type to slow haha. Congratulations on getting your phone back in working order.
 

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Yeah I found this out over the weekend too, but I did notice the option in ROM Manager to flash back to sprecovery. And I agree that rom manger is BY FAR the quickest option to flash between roms.
 

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using a .sbf file cause you have no recovery is pretty dumb way to go about fixing it. Not sure why people are recommending that way to you. .sbf should only be used as last resort, cause if something happens during flashing a .sbf, your phone will be bricked permanently.

if you have root, just flash a recovery over via adb.
 

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I'm with Martin, I'd stay as far away from ROM Manager as possible. I just see way to many people having issues with it.
 
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