CLOCKWORKMOD Posts on XDA
Build ClockworkMod Recovery the Old Fashioned Way
Yesterday, we covered a guide by XDA Recognized Developer Dees_Troy on compiling TWRP recovery. As powerful, user friendly, and customizable as TWRP is, some people still prefer other recoveries such as the popular ClockworkMod Recovery. Yes, we're aware that there's the automated CWM Recovery Builder, which turns the whole affair into a point-and-click affair. But let's face it: The...
Start to Finish Guide on APK Modding and Theming
So much of our Android experience is dependent on modifying various APKs. Modding, theming, ROM and app developing in one way or another often require some sort of tweaking, modifying, or refashioning of an APK. So XDA Senior Member XperienceD has decided to create a 'Definite APK Modding and Theming' thread intended for everything to do with...
Unofficial CWM for Ouya, CASUAL Root and Recovery for AT&T Galaxy S4, MotoACTV Development Active – XDA Developer TV
An unofficial build of ClockworkMod Recovery has been released for the Android-powered Ouya game console. That and more are covered by Jordan, as he reviews all the important stories from this week. Included in this week's news is an article about using CASUAL to root and install TWRP on on your AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 easily and news about development...
Unofficial CWM Recovery Port for the Ouya
Some time ago, we gave the Android-powered Ouya game console a place in our forums. Since then, we've not heard too much about this curious little non-phone/tablet device other than a guide to help users connect via ADB, sideload apps, and obtain root access and some as of yet fruitless efforts towards UART and Play Store access. Luckily, this development lull has...
XDA University: Porting ClockworkMod Recovery to New Devices
Having a good recovery makes the process of modifying, tweaking, maintaining, and backing up your Android device much easier, so that you don't have to go through the procedures manually. Installing a recovery is probably one of the main activities for a newly rooted phone, along with installing new firmware and a couple of other...
Clockwork Mod on RAZR i, Ubuntu on Nexus 7 News – XDA Developer TV
On location in Kansas, your friend Jordan is here to update you on the exciting Android news from XDA. Jordan mentions the first custom ROM for the HTC One X+. Jordan also talks about the release of Safestrap for Kindle Fire HD, which Brings recovery to the device. In Ubuntu news, Jordan mentions the release of a...
nAa JB Kernel and MiniCM10 ROM for the Xperia X8
Ever since the release of Jelly Bean source code to AOSP, ports for various devices have been popping up frequently. Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 owners waiting to get a stable build of Jelly Bean on their devices need wait no longer, as nAa Jelly Bean kernel and MiniCM10 ROM bring the latest version of Android...
Team UtterChaos Releases Their Touch Recovery Source
Caring is sharing and in the world of AOSP Android development, that's more than a motto, it's basically a rule. More ROMs have been forged from the depths of repositories like Github than any other single source out there and ROMs don't even comprise all the source code in Android repositories. It is with the caring...
ClockworkMod Touch Recovery For Galaxy Nexus & Nexus S
Koush, a well-known developer, just released the beta of his new Touch Recovery. Finally no more volume up, volume down, power button to control what you want in the dark screens of recovery world. Just boot, tap and flash it!. For now the recovery works only on CDMA and GSM for the Galaxy Nexus, and...
Auto Installer for Sony Xperia Line Helps Get ClockworkMod Recovery to Users Easier
Installing a recovery on a phone has the potential to be challenging. On some devices, it's as easy as flashing a kernel. On others, it's knowing how to use ADB in your command prompt (or terminal) to push the recovery to the correct partition and hope you didn't just turn your beautiful device into a...
Koush Teases Fully Touch-Enabled ClockwordMod Recovery
We've previously shown you some touch-enabled recoveries: for one, the fully touch-based 4EXT Recovery Touch, but also modded CWM versions. However, both had their own shortcomings; while the modded CWM versions use on-screen buttons which emulate the functions of hardware keys, without taking full advantage of the touchscreen, not everyone might be willing to change...
Team UtterChaos Releases Touch-Enabled Recovery For Kindle Fire and HTC Flyer
Team UtterChaos has been steadily moving along with their work. When last we saw them, they released touch enabled recovery on a pretty good number of phones. Well, the list has grown once again. Team UtterChaos, comprised of XDA Recognized Developer DooMLoRD and XDA Senior Member Napstar, have begun adding tablets to their list of supported devices. For those...- 1
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