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Root Can I use safe strap

So I used the command line to install/copy the .img file to the nexus, byt how do I boot into the recovery mode?

Having trouble locating some good directions for it.

Thanks
 
thanks, One more question.

Now with Safestrap I could enable safestrap so it backed up my current stock mod and install and boot a new rom. Then I could disabled SS to boot the stock rom.

Can TWRP do something like that?
 
You make a nandroid backup before flashing a new ROM. If you want to go back just restore the nandroid
 
I made a nanodroid backup and it's only 20mb.

That's doesn't seem right.

I choose the option the keep the backup files on the nexus.

Am I doing something wrong?

thanks
 
Your doing the nandroid from recovery? Selecting backup and then swiping to perform the backup?

It should be rather large. Its backing up the whole device
 
PhaseBurn said:
Why do you recommend TWRP over ClockworkMod?
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It has a few advanced options, like the ability to select multiple files to flash, it has themes, a file explorer, terminal emulator... etc (at least the versions I've used for other devices in the past do... I have yet to try twrp on the n7... but I'm dl'ing it now to check it out :-) )


Edit- I MAY check it out later... goo is going S L O W
 
This morning I typed out a very long response and then the forum went down:sly:, but basically it comes down to issues I've encountered on other devices. I'm sure it works fine for nexii, but it had issues wiping on one of my previous devices (i got to deal with a lot of support questions from it) and it bricks misc partitions on my current one. They had to pull support for it. Overall just a bad taste in my mouth.



Also, its another way to steer new people clear of ROM manager until they learn to do things manually via recovery and fast boot. I always suggest staying away from apps that automate recovery functions. They tend to cause more issues than they are worth for those who are new to rooting.
 
Rxpert83 said:
This morning I typed out a very long response and then the forum went down:sly:, but basically it comes down to issues I've encountered on other devices. I'm sure it works fine for nexii, but it had issues wiping on one of my previous devices (i got to deal with a lot of support questions from it) and it bricks misc partitions on my current one. They had to pull support for it. Overall just a bad taste in my mouth.



Also, its another way to steer new people clear of ROM manager until they learn to do things manually via recovery and fast boot. I always suggest staying away from apps that automate recovery functions. They tend to cause more issues than they are worth for those who are new to rooting.
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I think the Koushbag does an awesome job with RomManager though... does TWRP work with it?
 
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