To enter recovery mode, follow these steps:
1. While turning on the STB, press and hold the RESET on the back of the device.
2. Wait until the Recovery menu appears.
Reset to factory settings
Attention! All user data will be deleted!
1. Select Wipe data/factory reset.
2. Confirm factory reset. Select "Yes - delete all user data". Wait until the factory reset operation is completed.
3. Reboot the system. Select reboot system now.
Installing updates from a USB drive
1. Download the update file (archive) to a USB drive.
2. Connect the USB drive to the set-top box.
Apply update from EXT(external storage).
4. Select Update from udisk.
5.
Installing updates from an SD card
1. Download the update file (archive) to the SD card.
2. Connect the SD card to the set-top box (insert the card into the corresponding slot on the back of the device).
3. From the Recovery menu, select Apply update from EXT(external storage).
4. Select update from sdcard.
5.Select a file to update. The update will then proceed automatically.
Installing updates from the cache
1. Download the update file to your device.
2. From the Recovery menu, select Apply update from cache(internal storage).
3. Select an update file. The update will then proceed automatically.
Note: Updates can also be installed from using ADB.
When a user wants to update the firmware of his Android device, he encounters the "Apply update from adb" option in the Recovery menu. We will tell you what it is and what ADB is responsible for on Android.
Many Android users are interested in the question - how can I modify the existing firmware and thereby get a newer one? The debug bridge from Android, which has the abbreviation adb. Using this option, you can control any device with the Android operating system, if the manufacturer has not blocked access to this functionality. It is worth saying that the principle of operation of ADB has a client-server basis.
Apply update from ADB(translated as - Apply Android Debugging Bridge updates) - phone management function used when updating, restoring or custom system firmware.
Apply update from ADB function in the phone's Recovery menu
Update with ADB Sideload
The debug bridge has an excellent command in its arsenal - this adb sideload, which allows you to update outdated firmware or restore the device (this is if it does not boot).
The Android device is updated within the means ZIP archive and menu Recovery(if it is not available, you can use the bootloader). It is worth noting that there is a command similar to ADB Sideload - this is fastboot -w update. But it doesn't work in all cases.
- Requires a PC personal computer) or laptop (with operating Windows systems 8/8.1 may be a problem).
- An Android driver is required.
- Software ADB RUN.
- The presence of the original and working USB cable.
- The device must be charged more than 40 percent.
- You must have a ZIP archive with the necessary update.
Need to turn on USB debugging on the device.
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Update download algorithm
- First of all, you need to download ZIP archive with an update for your gadget on a personal computer.
- The second step is to connect USB cable for connecting a smartphone or tablet to a computer.
- At this step, on the Android device, you need to boot into recovery mode (English name - recovery mode).
- After switching to recovery mode, you must select the "Apply update from ADB" command.
- The last action is going to the command line and executing the ADB Sideload command ( adb sideload<путь к файлу, название_файла>.zip).
I hope you figured out what the Apply update from ADB function means in the Recovery menu and apply the described algorithms when updating or restoring Android.
Hello everyone We are studying the Android smartphone further, today we will think about what is apply update from ADB. So, after digging around on the Internet, I came to the conclusion that apply update from ADB is an item in android menu system recovery. But what does this item do? I went looking ... So the apply update from ADB item is needed in order to install the firmware
Well, what is the translation into Russian, that's how apply update from ADB is translated then? Hmm, let's break it down! The first word apply is translated as apply or use. The word update I think is clear, this is the update itself, in our case the firmware. Well, from ADB is a type from ADB. In short, the apply update from ADB item is translated as how to apply an update from ADB, well, sort of like this
By the way, I found a picture of what this item looks like in the menu:
So look what else I learned about apply update from ADB. There is such a command as adb sideload, well, this command is for updating the firmware. It works like this, you enter Recovery mode on your smartphone, then select the apply update from ADB item with the volume button, confirm with the power button and then enter the following command:
adb sideload update.zip
Where update.zip is, then there you specify the name of the firmware. Well, is it a little clear? The Apply update from ADB item is needed to install the firmware from ADB. True, there is one incomprehensible moment, on another site I found information that this command needs to be entered into the command line. But herself command line then where? On a smartphone or on a computer? So far this question remains incomprehensible to me. Yeah, I dug up a picture, look here everything seems to be clear:
Apparently all the same, the command must be entered on the computer! And I thought that in a smartphone ... Well, I found out, I was just very interested ..
By the way, after the command is entered, the entire firmware process can take about 15 minutes, which is somehow long .. When everything is over, select reboot system now with the volume button (this is a reboot) and press the power button. And the power down point is like turning off the smart, well, like this
Clockwordmod - what is it. Instructions for CWM recovery. In this article, you will learn how to use this Recovery menu, which items are responsible for what, and how to flash your Android using this Recovery.
In the last article, we looked at how to enter the Recovery menu. In this article, learn how to use and understand which items are responsible for what.
Additional articles about CWM:
What is CWM for?
- Install firmware, patches, fixes
- Format individual partitions
- Use your smartphone as a flash drive without turning it on
- Create system images (backups) and restore from them
- Unlock the Android unlock pattern in case you forgot it
- Other functions depending on the device used (install 2 firmware, kernel tweaks)
In the beginning, we will analyze the standard Recovery menu, since it is simpler and comes out of the box.
Standard Recovery
reboot system now[reboot systems know] - restart Android smartphone or tablet.
apply update from external storage[eplay update from external storage] - install an update or firmware from external card memory.
wipe data/factory reset[wipe date / factory reset] - reset to factory settings and delete installed programs and their data (but not pictures, videos and ringtones).
wipe cache partition[wipe cache partishon] - reset temporary program data.
apply update from cache[eplay update from cache] - install an update from the cache.
This completes the possibilities of standard Recovery. Let's move on to the custom Clockwordmod, or as it is called CWM for short.
Clockwordmod instruction (CWM)
CWM main menu
Consists of items:
apply update from sdcard- install update.zip (update, firmware) from a memory card
wipe data/factory reset - full reset data
wipe cache partition- clear cache
install zip from sdcard- install update or firmware from zip file
backup and restore- backup and restore
mount and storage- mount and drive
advanced- additional functions
power off- shutdown
+++Go back+++- return to previous menus
install zip from sdcard consists of:
mount and storage consists of:
advanced consists of items:
In all Recovery menu items, you must confirm your actions by selecting YES
How to perform the correct WIPE (factory reset)
Example - firmware update archive file (ZIP)
(update.zip, Update-SuperSu.zip, root.zip and others)
For old CWM
Every novice user android tablet and or phone, traveling through thematic sites and forums, sooner or later comes across a mention of the mysterious, which is especially often mentioned in the instructions for firmware, replacing the system core and other "hacker" things.
So what is it, what is it intended for, and how to properly handle it? I will try to answer these questions in this article, which contains complete instructions for working with ClockworkMod Recovery.
In a nutshell, or ClockworkMod or simply CWM is an alternative recovery for Android devices. The instructions for working with ClockworkMod Recovery contain the following sections:
What is recovery?
Every Android tablet or phone has a factory recovery that can be loaded when the device is turned on by pressing a specific key combination. Factory recovery, usually knows how to install system updates from the update.zip file and clean up the system.
Introduction to alternative recovery ClockworkMod
- this is a much more powerful system recovery utility (menu) than the factory one, which allows you to make full backups of the entire system of the device, install software, firmware, kernels and much more, which usually does not allow you to do factory recovery. ClockworkMod, installed in a special system partition internal memory tablet or phone, in place of the factory recovery menu.
ClockworkMod Recovery can help you out in some seemingly hopeless situations. Even if your tablet or phone fails to boot, in many cases with CWM you can restore the system with all its settings and applications.
Here is a rough list of what you can do with ClockworkMod Recovery:
Install custom firmware and unofficial kernels
Install factory system updates, add-ons and patches
Connect to a computer via USB in removable storage mode
Connect to a computer via USB to work with the ADB program
Create a complete backup the current firmware and its individual parts (system, settings, applications)
Restore a device from a previously created backup
Wipe - data/factory reset, wipe cache, wipe Dalvik-cache, wipe battery stats
Create partitions on the memory card and format them
Created by developer Koushik Dutta (also known as Koush) and there are CWM versions for most Android phones and tablets.
Install ClockworkMod Recovery
For many smartphones and some tablets, installing ClockworkMod Recovery is a very simple procedure, you just need to install the program from the Market ROM manager and the first item in its menu will be the ClockworkMod installation item. For other devices, there may be separate utilities like the application Acer Recovery Installer for the Acer Iconia Tab tablet, or ClockworkMod Recovery is installed on them using the program adb .
Launch ClockworkMod Recovery
There are several ways to upload a tablet or phone to ClockworkMod Recovery.
1.
Using the ROM Manager program, selecting the "Load Recovery Mode" item in its menu.
2. By pressing a specific key combination when turning on the device. This combination depends on the device model. On many devices, you can get into recovery by pressing the volume down and power buttons at the same time when you turn them on.
Install firmware, updates, kernels and more on an Android device using ClockworkMod
All alternative firmware, custom kernels, cracks, add-ons, decorations, application packages that can be installed on a tablet or phone using ClockWorkMod recovery are packed as a zip file.
Before installing anything on your device, do not forget to make a full backup of the current firmware, so that later you can safely return your tablet or phone to its original state.
Make sure your device's battery is fully charged and disconnect it from your computer and charger.
Copy the file you want to flash to a memory card, best in its root, DO NOT UNPACK IT. Make sure that the file name consists only of Latin letters and numbers and does not contain spaces or special characters.
If you are installing a new firmware, be sure to do a full cleanup using the " wipe data/factory reset"
Getting Started with Firmware :
Insert a memory card into the device
Reboot the device in ClockWorkMod recovery
Select the item " install zip from sdcard".
Open the " choose zip from sdcard".
In the window that opens, we find our file, it will be located below, after the list of folders (if they are on the memory card)
Confirm your choice by going to " Yes".