Millertime904
Member
I'm looking into getting a recovery for the lg-d321 cricket phone, can someone with the Knowledge point me in the right direction or give me some steps on How to get 1 for this phone.
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Root Help Please
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BRAINZ2013
Extreme Android User
Are you rooted and if so you need a custom recovery clockworkmod
Millertime904
Member
I Am Rooted And I Have Tried To Install The Recovery Used On The Metro Version Of This Phone But I Get Message When I Try To Boot In To The Recovery "Secure booting Error!
Cause: boot certification verify "
MikeHoncho
Android Enthusiast
I just got done posting a few instructions (I don't plan on going into much detail) for someone at XDA.
First:
Install a linux distro and setup your build environment, then sync the CM repo.
Follow these steps:
Download your device specific kernel source and put it in your CM repo (kernel/lge/devicecodename), then after that, fork my CWM source to your github then clone it into your device tree. Once that is done, add your device specific dt.img from inside the boot.img, also take the zImage from the stock boot.img, name it kernel, place it in your device tree. Once that is done, open the boardconfig.mk, add the correct defconfig for your device and edit the other device specific lines in there. Check all of the other files for paths that might be different from yours and fix them. And as always, if you get it done, I would appreciate some credit
First:
Install a linux distro and setup your build environment, then sync the CM repo.
Follow these steps:
Download your device specific kernel source and put it in your CM repo (kernel/lge/devicecodename), then after that, fork my CWM source to your github then clone it into your device tree. Once that is done, add your device specific dt.img from inside the boot.img, also take the zImage from the stock boot.img, name it kernel, place it in your device tree. Once that is done, open the boardconfig.mk, add the correct defconfig for your device and edit the other device specific lines in there. Check all of the other files for paths that might be different from yours and fix them. And as always, if you get it done, I would appreciate some credit
BRAINZ2013
Extreme Android User
Yes that's wrong and your lucky you didn't super brick