This is simply an info thread on the latest developments in recovery for the d710. I did not compile any of the aforementioned files. I and a few other users only tested the "adjustments / tweaks" our recognized developer @Lanchon made so it would be fully functional on the d710.
Please don't post here for kernel issues or with recovery support. Post in their respective threads.
Info:
So basically, Lanchon has figured out a way to take the Cm 11 kernel and add a feature that allows a separate recovery (inside the actual recovery partition which was never used in the stock TW firmware) to boot instead of the recovery attached to the kernel. It is respectively called the "Isorec kernel" (isolated recovery).
This was originally created for the S2 i9100 and then adapted for the i777 and d710 because they are in the same chipset family. So the thread is located in the i9100 section.
The thread and links are located here:
http://ift.tt/1SFoICb
I suggest that you go there first and read the OP to better understand it.
Then recently, developer arnab and Dees_Troy made TWRP 3.0.2.0 official for the i9100 and they've enabled it to accept isorec requirements in order to boot inside the "recovery partition."
Thread and links here:
http://ift.tt/1SFoKKd
Last, Lanchon modded TWRP slightly so it will work on the d710, i777, and i9100 alike with a crossflash version and uploaded it to his androidfilehost.com developer profile.
Links to that are also in his kernel thread above.
Note: you must have a kernel that will support isorec booting or it will not work.
How to:
Download Lanchon's CM11 Isorec kernel from the links in his thread and flash it in cwm. Make sure it's for your device (d710)
or
Have the latest CM11 nightly running on your phone already (it already has isorec merged into it)
Download Lanchon's crossflash version of TWRP-3.0.2.0.zip
Flash it from cwm recovery and select "reboot recovery"
Done
You should have TWRP 3.0.2.0 on your d710 and should be able to flash any ROM that supports isorec without having to reflash your recovery.
There is also a "Disabler.zip" that will erase the recovery partition if you want to go back for whatever reason.
Please give credit and thanks to the people who gave their time and knowledge in order to make this possible.
Please don't post here for kernel issues or with recovery support. Post in their respective threads.
Info:
So basically, Lanchon has figured out a way to take the Cm 11 kernel and add a feature that allows a separate recovery (inside the actual recovery partition which was never used in the stock TW firmware) to boot instead of the recovery attached to the kernel. It is respectively called the "Isorec kernel" (isolated recovery).
This was originally created for the S2 i9100 and then adapted for the i777 and d710 because they are in the same chipset family. So the thread is located in the i9100 section.
The thread and links are located here:
http://ift.tt/1SFoICb
I suggest that you go there first and read the OP to better understand it.
Then recently, developer arnab and Dees_Troy made TWRP 3.0.2.0 official for the i9100 and they've enabled it to accept isorec requirements in order to boot inside the "recovery partition."
Thread and links here:
http://ift.tt/1SFoKKd
Last, Lanchon modded TWRP slightly so it will work on the d710, i777, and i9100 alike with a crossflash version and uploaded it to his androidfilehost.com developer profile.
Links to that are also in his kernel thread above.
Note: you must have a kernel that will support isorec booting or it will not work.
How to:
Download Lanchon's CM11 Isorec kernel from the links in his thread and flash it in cwm. Make sure it's for your device (d710)
or
Have the latest CM11 nightly running on your phone already (it already has isorec merged into it)
Download Lanchon's crossflash version of TWRP-3.0.2.0.zip
Flash it from cwm recovery and select "reboot recovery"
Done
You should have TWRP 3.0.2.0 on your d710 and should be able to flash any ROM that supports isorec without having to reflash your recovery.
There is also a "Disabler.zip" that will erase the recovery partition if you want to go back for whatever reason.
Please give credit and thanks to the people who gave their time and knowledge in order to make this possible.
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