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Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G SGH-T769: Installing ClockworkMod Recovery

by on April 22, 2012 2:00 pm
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The Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G SGH-T769 surely lives up to its name for being a blazingly fast device with its dual core 1.5 GHz processor and 3.97 inch Super AMOLED touchscreen.  Not only that, the Galaxy S Blaze 4G also supports 4G capabilities, making it one of the fastest devices in terms of connectivity. But wait, it gets even better. Don’t you know you can also modify your phone to make it even faster with custom ROMs and hacks?

The answer is definitely yes, as recognized XDA developer shabbypenguin has come up with a working stable version of ClockworkMod Recovery custom-made for the Galaxy S Blaze 4G. Installing ClockWorkMod Recovery is just the first stepping stone to custom ROMs and modifications on Android devices.

So, if you’ve always wanted to try out custom ROMs and modified hacks, then this guide is definitely for you. Check out the instructions below to install ClockworkMod Recovery on your Galaxy S Blaze 4G.

Caution

  • This guide below is only compatible with the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G SGH-T769 and is not compatible with any other Galaxy S variants. Check out your device model version by heading to Settings > About Phone.
  • Use these instructions at your own risk.  Do not hold us responsible for whatever happens to your phone.

Requirements

  • Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G SGH-T769
  • Samsung USB device drivers for your phone installed on your computer
  • Enable USB Debugging on your phone. You can do this by heading to Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging.  Make sure that there is a check mark beside that option.
  • Temporarily disable Samsung KIES and antivirus software on your computer as they may interrupt the flashing process.

Instructions

  1. Download the following files and save them to your PC:
  2. Extract the odin-185.zip file into a folder on your PC.
  3. On your PC, launch the Odi3n application by double-clicking the Odin 1.85.exe file that you extracted.
  4. In Odin3, perform the following options:
    • Select the PDA button, then browse for the Clockworkmod-Blaze-4G.tar file.
    • Select the PIT button, then browse for the blaze.pit file.
  5. Important! Do not touch or modify any other options found in Odin3 except the PDA and PIT files mentioned in step 4. Make sure that only the “Auto Reboot” option is checked. Do not check the “Re-Partition” and “F. Reset” options to avoid bricking your phone.
  6. Switch off your Galaxy S Blaze 4G.
  7. Boot into Download Mode. You can to this by pressing and holding down the Volume Up, Volume Down, and Power buttons together until you are greeted with a “Warning!” splash screen, indicating you have successfully booted into Download Mode. Release the buttons, then press the Volume Up button to enter Download Mode.
  8. Connect your Galaxy S Blaze 4G to your computer via the USB cable.  Once connected, you should be greeted with a message “Added!” under Odin3’s message box, indicating that you have successfully installed your USB drivers.
  9. Click the START button in Odin3 to begin flashing ClockworkMod Recovery on your Galaxy S Blaze 4G.
  10. If the installation process is successful, you should receive a “PASS” message in Odin3 and your phone should automatically reboot.
  11. Disconnect your phone from your computer.

Congratulations! You have successfully installed ClockworkMod Recovery on your Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G SGH-T769. You can now boot into ClockworkMod Recovery to install custom ROMs, kernels, and modified hacks for your phone.  You might also be interested in our guide on how to root the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G SGH-T769.

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Paul and I.T. are synonyms. If you need help with I.T.-related stuff, call on Paul. His experience with Android phones goes way back to the ancient single-core-phone days. But, he keeps himself up to date, so now he has a dual-core beast in his pocket, and is looking forward to getting his first quad-core monster, and when it comes, his first eight-core phone. Perhaps he should be called Mr. X-Core, where "X" equals the number of CPU cores.

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