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[RECOVERY] ClockworkMod Recovery *CDMA Edition* (Final Version)

BL4Z3D247

Senior Member
ClockworkMod 5.5.0.4 for Galaxy Nexus *CDMA Edition*

Disclaimer: Use the following methods at your own risk. I am not responsible if you brick your phone. I did not develop these methods. Good luck!


Download Link

MD5: b2d31c29b7ef785f9c0802a12264d322

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How to Install

1. Unlock the bootloader if locked (fastboot oem unlock)
2. Gain root access (superboot)
3. Flash CWM (fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.5.0.4-toro.img)
4. Reboot (fastboot reboot)
5. Boot into fastboot mode (Power + Volume Up and Down) and select Recovery
6. Download Root Explorer from the market ($3.99)
7. In Root Explorer go to System,
mount as R/W(button up towards the top of the app), find recovery-from-boot.p (change to 1recovery-from-boot.p or delete)


Or

1. Unlock the bootloader if locked (fastboot oem unlock)
2. Gain root access (superboot)
3. Download ROM Manager from the market (free or buy and support the app)
4. Flash ClockworkMod from ROM Manager
5. Download Root Explorer from the market ($3.99)
6. In Root Explorer go to System
, mount as R/W(button up towards the top of the app), find recovery-from-boot.p (change to 1recovery-from-boot.p or delete)

ClockworkMod should now be permanently flashed.





[Added 12/19/11] Here is a HowTo video made by DroidModderX. Thanks buddy!


[video=youtube;inOD8BunGq8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inOD8BunGq8&list=UU1J4DKcJXENzC-FkyMU6dow&index=2&feature=plcp[/video]


**All credit goes to to Koush and anyone else responsible for ClockworkMod**
 
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You need to root prior to using ROM manager. Doesnt look like unlocking the bootloader is enough. The app errors when running privelage command.
 
Backed myself up earlier today as well. Had to delete that system file though. Renaming it didn't help.

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only tried it once, just tried it and it's back to stock recovery

Which is why I made this thread. :D Just go into Root Explorer, go to System>recovery-from-boot.p and change it to "1recovery-from-boot.p" or delete it and you should now have CWM permanently.

Backed myself up earlier today as well. Had to delete that system file though. Renaming it didn't help.

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I renamed it and it's working perfect. Tested it 5 times before posting.
 
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Added to the OP. I knew I forgot something.

Haha, no worries. Your thread made we want to get ROOT done now. Ive been unlocked waiting for the Recovery just haven't rooted. I used Droid Life instructions. I pushed the su.zip to /sdcard/ with adb and flashed the recovery with fastboot. Then booted into recovery and flashed the su.zip. Then Downloaded ROM manager, flashed recovery and am backing up now!
 
Every time i reboot my phone start with the Android is Upgrading window. Im going to try to delete that one file now. Maybe renaming it didnt work for me either
 
I renamed the file by adding .bak on the end and also removed all permissions. I have no issues keeping cwm recovery on my nex. Just a suggestion rather than adding a 1 to it. I'm sure both will work. Just remove permissions from that is you have an issue. If you boot and stock recovery is there reflash cwm recovery before renaming and changing permission again

sent from unlocked gnex
 
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