Samsung Recovery Solution - create a custom recovery partition
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I've got a Samsung notebook with Samsung Recovery Solution installed. It can create a recovery images for later system restore.
The notebook has a service (factory) hidden partition, which can be used to do a system restore (F4 during boot). I would like to replace factory image on this partition with my custom one I have create with Samsung Recovery Solution - I chose "Complete Restore".
The restore image format should be the same, but the Samsung Recovery created 4 files - .w01, .w02, .wcl and .woo - the latest is just:
[WinClon]
ELAPSED=1351
and when I looked into the hidden partition there are just Windows-like folders in Restore/Files.
Is it possible to replace the factory recovery image for to be able to have a simple F4 custom recovery?
recovery-partition
edited Oct 17 '17 at 10:05
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asked May 7 '13 at 11:34
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I've got a Samsung notebook with Samsung Recovery Solution installed. It can create a recovery images for later system restore.
The notebook has a service (factory) hidden partition, which can be used to do a system restore (F4 during boot). I would like to replace factory image on this partition with my custom one I have create with Samsung Recovery Solution - I chose "Complete Restore".
The restore image format should be the same, but the Samsung Recovery created 4 files - .w01, .w02, .wcl and .woo - the latest is just:
[WinClon]
ELAPSED=1351
and when I looked into the hidden partition there are just Windows-like folders in Restore/Files.
Is it possible to replace the factory recovery image for to be able to have a simple F4 custom recovery?
recovery-partition
edited Oct 17 '17 at 10:05
Kamil Maciorowski
29k156287
asked May 7 '13 at 11:34
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
add a comment |
I've got a Samsung notebook with Samsung Recovery Solution installed. It can create a recovery images for later system restore.
The notebook has a service (factory) hidden partition, which can be used to do a system restore (F4 during boot). I would like to replace factory image on this partition with my custom one I have create with Samsung Recovery Solution - I chose "Complete Restore".
The restore image format should be the same, but the Samsung Recovery created 4 files - .w01, .w02, .wcl and .woo - the latest is just:
[WinClon]
ELAPSED=1351
and when I looked into the hidden partition there are just Windows-like folders in Restore/Files.
Is it possible to replace the factory recovery image for to be able to have a simple F4 custom recovery?
recovery-partition
edited Oct 17 '17 at 10:05
Kamil Maciorowski
29k156287
asked May 7 '13 at 11:34
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
I've got a Samsung notebook with Samsung Recovery Solution installed. It can create a recovery images for later system restore.
The notebook has a service (factory) hidden partition, which can be used to do a system restore (F4 during boot). I would like to replace factory image on this partition with my custom one I have create with Samsung Recovery Solution - I chose "Complete Restore".
The restore image format should be the same, but the Samsung Recovery created 4 files - .w01, .w02, .wcl and .woo - the latest is just:
[WinClon]
ELAPSED=1351
and when I looked into the hidden partition there are just Windows-like folders in Restore/Files.
Is it possible to replace the factory recovery image for to be able to have a simple F4 custom recovery?
recovery-partition
recovery-partition
edited Oct 17 '17 at 10:05
Kamil Maciorowski
29k156287
asked May 7 '13 at 11:34
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
edited Oct 17 '17 at 10:05
Kamil Maciorowski
29k156287
asked May 7 '13 at 11:34
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
edited Oct 17 '17 at 10:05
Kamil Maciorowski
29k156287
edited Oct 17 '17 at 10:05
Kamil Maciorowski
29k156287
edited Oct 17 '17 at 10:05
Kamil Maciorowski
29k156287
29k156287
asked May 7 '13 at 11:34
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
asked May 7 '13 at 11:34
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
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asked May 7 '13 at 11:34
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Ok, in the end I have found a thread that has all this covered: https://www.sammymobile.com/forum/topic/samsung-recovery-solution-iii-the-recovery-partition/
Long story short:
- rename your image restore files into: "init.*" (keep their former extension)
- boot into Samsung Recovery
- press Ctrl+Alt+F10 to enter system admin tools
- when asked for password enter "secos"
- go to Image->Import and select your init files to import them into your hidden recovery partition
answered May 7 '13 at 12:02
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
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did you get to actualy do this and does it work as intended? I am curious as I may try this as well with a new version of Windows (7 Ultimate) vs the XP home that is currently in the partition.
– Carl B
May 20 '13 at 17:10
Yes I did, it was quite easy to do with the information on given link or just those 5 bullets I wrote about it.
– Joudicek Jouda
May 24 '13 at 15:38
Looks like the URL has changed to sammymobile.com/forum/topic/… (the above URL tried to redirect me, but the ampersand in the thread title caused problems)
– mwfearnley
Apr 8 '17 at 10:41
I have fixed the broken link.
– Joudicek Jouda
Jul 23 '17 at 13:36
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Before Proceeding Further
BACKUP YOUR HARD DISK IMAGES!!! DO NOT DELETE YOUR RECOVERY PARTITION UNTIL YOU HAVE MADE A DVD BACKUP!!! This cannot be stressed any further. It is wise to obtain copies of two backup images - one from your current hard disk, and extract the 'initial' image from the recovery partition itself. The latter can be done with a disk partitioning tool e.g. Easus Partition Manager where you copy the recovery partition to another visible one (same size or larger), and copy the image files init.wcl and init.woo.
USE SRS TO CREATE A RECOVERY DISC DVD. If you happen to corrupt or delete the recovery partition for any reason, this disc WILL re-create the recovery partition.
Note the Recovery Disc provided by Samsung is NOT the same as a SRS-created recovery disc. It is merely a customized (Samsung branded) Windows XP installation disc which installs Windows XP without any Samsung drivers e.g. for network, sound, touchpad etc. IT DOES NOT re-create the recovery partition.
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Ok, in the end I have found a thread that has all this covered: https://www.sammymobile.com/forum/topic/samsung-recovery-solution-iii-the-recovery-partition/
Long story short:
- rename your image restore files into: "init.*" (keep their former extension)
- boot into Samsung Recovery
- press Ctrl+Alt+F10 to enter system admin tools
- when asked for password enter "secos"
- go to Image->Import and select your init files to import them into your hidden recovery partition
answered May 7 '13 at 12:02
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
did you get to actualy do this and does it work as intended? I am curious as I may try this as well with a new version of Windows (7 Ultimate) vs the XP home that is currently in the partition.
– Carl B
May 20 '13 at 17:10
Yes I did, it was quite easy to do with the information on given link or just those 5 bullets I wrote about it.
– Joudicek Jouda
May 24 '13 at 15:38
Looks like the URL has changed to sammymobile.com/forum/topic/… (the above URL tried to redirect me, but the ampersand in the thread title caused problems)
– mwfearnley
Apr 8 '17 at 10:41
I have fixed the broken link.
– Joudicek Jouda
Jul 23 '17 at 13:36
add a comment |
Ok, in the end I have found a thread that has all this covered: https://www.sammymobile.com/forum/topic/samsung-recovery-solution-iii-the-recovery-partition/
Long story short:
- rename your image restore files into: "init.*" (keep their former extension)
- boot into Samsung Recovery
- press Ctrl+Alt+F10 to enter system admin tools
- when asked for password enter "secos"
- go to Image->Import and select your init files to import them into your hidden recovery partition
answered May 7 '13 at 12:02
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
did you get to actualy do this and does it work as intended? I am curious as I may try this as well with a new version of Windows (7 Ultimate) vs the XP home that is currently in the partition.
– Carl B
May 20 '13 at 17:10
Yes I did, it was quite easy to do with the information on given link or just those 5 bullets I wrote about it.
– Joudicek Jouda
May 24 '13 at 15:38
Looks like the URL has changed to sammymobile.com/forum/topic/… (the above URL tried to redirect me, but the ampersand in the thread title caused problems)
– mwfearnley
Apr 8 '17 at 10:41
I have fixed the broken link.
– Joudicek Jouda
Jul 23 '17 at 13:36
add a comment |
Ok, in the end I have found a thread that has all this covered: https://www.sammymobile.com/forum/topic/samsung-recovery-solution-iii-the-recovery-partition/
Long story short:
- rename your image restore files into: "init.*" (keep their former extension)
- boot into Samsung Recovery
- press Ctrl+Alt+F10 to enter system admin tools
- when asked for password enter "secos"
- go to Image->Import and select your init files to import them into your hidden recovery partition
answered May 7 '13 at 12:02
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
Ok, in the end I have found a thread that has all this covered: https://www.sammymobile.com/forum/topic/samsung-recovery-solution-iii-the-recovery-partition/
Long story short:
- rename your image restore files into: "init.*" (keep their former extension)
- boot into Samsung Recovery
- press Ctrl+Alt+F10 to enter system admin tools
- when asked for password enter "secos"
- go to Image->Import and select your init files to import them into your hidden recovery partition
answered May 7 '13 at 12:02
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
edited Jul 23 '17 at 13:35
answered May 7 '13 at 12:02
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
answered May 7 '13 at 12:02
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
answered May 7 '13 at 12:02
Joudicek JoudaJoudicek Jouda
58351130
58351130
did you get to actualy do this and does it work as intended? I am curious as I may try this as well with a new version of Windows (7 Ultimate) vs the XP home that is currently in the partition.
– Carl B
May 20 '13 at 17:10
Yes I did, it was quite easy to do with the information on given link or just those 5 bullets I wrote about it.
– Joudicek Jouda
May 24 '13 at 15:38
Looks like the URL has changed to sammymobile.com/forum/topic/… (the above URL tried to redirect me, but the ampersand in the thread title caused problems)
– mwfearnley
Apr 8 '17 at 10:41
I have fixed the broken link.
– Joudicek Jouda
Jul 23 '17 at 13:36
add a comment |
did you get to actualy do this and does it work as intended? I am curious as I may try this as well with a new version of Windows (7 Ultimate) vs the XP home that is currently in the partition.
– Carl B
May 20 '13 at 17:10
Yes I did, it was quite easy to do with the information on given link or just those 5 bullets I wrote about it.
– Joudicek Jouda
May 24 '13 at 15:38
Looks like the URL has changed to sammymobile.com/forum/topic/… (the above URL tried to redirect me, but the ampersand in the thread title caused problems)
– mwfearnley
Apr 8 '17 at 10:41
I have fixed the broken link.
– Joudicek Jouda
Jul 23 '17 at 13:36
did you get to actualy do this and does it work as intended? I am curious as I may try this as well with a new version of Windows (7 Ultimate) vs the XP home that is currently in the partition.
– Carl B
May 20 '13 at 17:10
did you get to actualy do this and does it work as intended? I am curious as I may try this as well with a new version of Windows (7 Ultimate) vs the XP home that is currently in the partition.
– Carl B
May 20 '13 at 17:10
Yes I did, it was quite easy to do with the information on given link or just those 5 bullets I wrote about it.
– Joudicek Jouda
May 24 '13 at 15:38
Yes I did, it was quite easy to do with the information on given link or just those 5 bullets I wrote about it.
– Joudicek Jouda
May 24 '13 at 15:38
Looks like the URL has changed to sammymobile.com/forum/topic/… (the above URL tried to redirect me, but the ampersand in the thread title caused problems)
– mwfearnley
Apr 8 '17 at 10:41
Looks like the URL has changed to sammymobile.com/forum/topic/… (the above URL tried to redirect me, but the ampersand in the thread title caused problems)
– mwfearnley
Apr 8 '17 at 10:41
I have fixed the broken link.
– Joudicek Jouda
Jul 23 '17 at 13:36
I have fixed the broken link.
– Joudicek Jouda
Jul 23 '17 at 13:36
add a comment |
Before Proceeding Further
BACKUP YOUR HARD DISK IMAGES!!! DO NOT DELETE YOUR RECOVERY PARTITION UNTIL YOU HAVE MADE A DVD BACKUP!!! This cannot be stressed any further. It is wise to obtain copies of two backup images - one from your current hard disk, and extract the 'initial' image from the recovery partition itself. The latter can be done with a disk partitioning tool e.g. Easus Partition Manager where you copy the recovery partition to another visible one (same size or larger), and copy the image files init.wcl and init.woo.
USE SRS TO CREATE A RECOVERY DISC DVD. If you happen to corrupt or delete the recovery partition for any reason, this disc WILL re-create the recovery partition.
Note the Recovery Disc provided by Samsung is NOT the same as a SRS-created recovery disc. It is merely a customized (Samsung branded) Windows XP installation disc which installs Windows XP without any Samsung drivers e.g. for network, sound, touchpad etc. IT DOES NOT re-create the recovery partition.
answered Nov 20 '13 at 8:33
brandonfairbrandonfair
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Before Proceeding Further
BACKUP YOUR HARD DISK IMAGES!!! DO NOT DELETE YOUR RECOVERY PARTITION UNTIL YOU HAVE MADE A DVD BACKUP!!! This cannot be stressed any further. It is wise to obtain copies of two backup images - one from your current hard disk, and extract the 'initial' image from the recovery partition itself. The latter can be done with a disk partitioning tool e.g. Easus Partition Manager where you copy the recovery partition to another visible one (same size or larger), and copy the image files init.wcl and init.woo.
USE SRS TO CREATE A RECOVERY DISC DVD. If you happen to corrupt or delete the recovery partition for any reason, this disc WILL re-create the recovery partition.
Note the Recovery Disc provided by Samsung is NOT the same as a SRS-created recovery disc. It is merely a customized (Samsung branded) Windows XP installation disc which installs Windows XP without any Samsung drivers e.g. for network, sound, touchpad etc. IT DOES NOT re-create the recovery partition.
answered Nov 20 '13 at 8:33
brandonfairbrandonfair
1
add a comment |
Before Proceeding Further
BACKUP YOUR HARD DISK IMAGES!!! DO NOT DELETE YOUR RECOVERY PARTITION UNTIL YOU HAVE MADE A DVD BACKUP!!! This cannot be stressed any further. It is wise to obtain copies of two backup images - one from your current hard disk, and extract the 'initial' image from the recovery partition itself. The latter can be done with a disk partitioning tool e.g. Easus Partition Manager where you copy the recovery partition to another visible one (same size or larger), and copy the image files init.wcl and init.woo.
USE SRS TO CREATE A RECOVERY DISC DVD. If you happen to corrupt or delete the recovery partition for any reason, this disc WILL re-create the recovery partition.
Note the Recovery Disc provided by Samsung is NOT the same as a SRS-created recovery disc. It is merely a customized (Samsung branded) Windows XP installation disc which installs Windows XP without any Samsung drivers e.g. for network, sound, touchpad etc. IT DOES NOT re-create the recovery partition.
answered Nov 20 '13 at 8:33
brandonfairbrandonfair
1
Before Proceeding Further
BACKUP YOUR HARD DISK IMAGES!!! DO NOT DELETE YOUR RECOVERY PARTITION UNTIL YOU HAVE MADE A DVD BACKUP!!! This cannot be stressed any further. It is wise to obtain copies of two backup images - one from your current hard disk, and extract the 'initial' image from the recovery partition itself. The latter can be done with a disk partitioning tool e.g. Easus Partition Manager where you copy the recovery partition to another visible one (same size or larger), and copy the image files init.wcl and init.woo.
USE SRS TO CREATE A RECOVERY DISC DVD. If you happen to corrupt or delete the recovery partition for any reason, this disc WILL re-create the recovery partition.
Note the Recovery Disc provided by Samsung is NOT the same as a SRS-created recovery disc. It is merely a customized (Samsung branded) Windows XP installation disc which installs Windows XP without any Samsung drivers e.g. for network, sound, touchpad etc. IT DOES NOT re-create the recovery partition.
answered Nov 20 '13 at 8:33
brandonfairbrandonfair
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answered Nov 20 '13 at 8:33
brandonfairbrandonfair
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answered Nov 20 '13 at 8:33
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answered Nov 20 '13 at 8:33
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