Hi all, I've been playing around with Rom Manager and it seems to dork up the CWM everytime on the gTablet and somehow keeps me from reinstalling CWM via internal SD or microSD. I've just reinstalled CWM via NVflash w/o messing up the original ROM (I was blaming CM7, but it was actually Rom Manager that it came with). Didn't quite work for me, but here's another way to skin the cat: Follow steps 1-4 as listed. Copy file gtablet.cfg and rename the copy: STOCK_gtablet.cfg 6. Edit file gtablet.cfg and find the following section: [partition] name=SOS id=9 type=data allocation_policy=sequential filesystem_type=basic size=16777216 file_system_attribute=0 partition_attribute=0 allocation_attribute=8 percent_reserved=0 filename=part9.img 7. Replace 'part9' with 'recovery' on the last line of that section (without ') 8. Save file and exit editor 9.

Copy file gtablet.cfg and rename the copy: CWMOD_gtablet.cfg 10. Now you should have an original stock recovery file (named STOCK_gtablet.cfg), the Clockwork recovery file (named CWMOD_gtablet.cfg) and the gtablet.cfg that will be used whenever you run the nvflash.bat file. Since the gtablet.cfg file was edited to install the recovery.img, run the nvflash batch file and you will be in business. To revert to stock recovery, copy and rename STOCK_gtablet.cfg to gtablet.cfg (or redit the file to match as shown in step 6). Well here's why I had to do this. I tried out Roebeet's honeycomb rom, which looks very promising but is still to alpha release for me to run as my daily rom. And in order to run this rom (and a couple others), you have to move from rom branch 1.1 to 1.2 and you can't do that via clockwork recovery.

You need to do it via stock recovery. I stock recovered to 3558, but it kept looping and had I thought ahead, I would have had an update.zip ready to go before I nvflashed.

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I tried out Roebeet's honeycomb rom, which looks very promising but is still to alpha release for me to run as my daily rom. And in order to run this rom (and a couple others), you have to move from rom branch 1.1 to 1.2 and you can't do that via clockwork recovery. You need to do it via stock recovery. I stock recovered to 3558, but it kept looping and had I thought ahead, I would have had an update.zip ready to go before I nvflashed. I didn't, so stock recovery wouldn't do squat and it doesn't have the option to connect via usb to your computer like cwr does.

Following the steps we outlined, you will be able to use nvflash to install clockwork and then you can more easily rescue your gtab. Overlord Patch 1.4 Crack there.

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