Why does my phone go to clockwork recovery when I reboot and it's not installed?

[polenz]

I did not install the bootstrapper but if I pull the battery or reboot the phone I get kicked into clockwork recovery. This would be fine except that when I click reboot the phone goes to the m logo and then kicks me back to clockwork recovery. I had to sbf my phone using the 30.04 bootloader instructions and since then I've been getting this wierd occurence of the recovery happening. If I try and install a backup it does the same thing. M logo and then kicks me back into clockwork recovery. I have to factory wipe the phone to get past the m logo if I have to reboot for any reason and without being able to install my backups this is getting kind of annoying.

Thanks for your help in advance.

 

[maderschramm]

you sure it's clockworkmod recovery and not regular recovery? that seems very weird

to fix it if it is clockwork recovery:

Once you're in the OS:

1. Make sure bootstrapper is uninstalled
2. Navigate with a Root File System Explorer to [/system/bin]
3. Delete [logwrapper]
4. Rename [logwrapper.bin] to [logwrapper]
5. Reboot

 

[polenz]

I tried to do that but it says its a read only file and I can't delete either. But I did find them.

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[furbearingmammal]

[HOW TO] Install and Remove Bootstrap Recovery

Same theory/files you need to remove.

 

[maderschramm]

you have to mount it as read/write. it varies how to do so varied by your file manager.
usually it's a button in the upper right hand corner that says r/o. press it so it says r/w