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I've got a Sprint HTC EVO 4G Wimax. I want to get rid of the Sprint Apps to free up some space on the internal storage, but otherwise leave the phone stock for now.I followed the instructions at the HTCdev website to unlock my bootloader and I installed Superuser from the Play Store. If I can get an su binary installed, I can give root to Titanium backup and remove the Sprint Apps. There is a at that I think I can flash, but that's the bit I haven't figured out yet.Since I've got an unlocked, but otherwise stock phone, I guess I don't have a recovery image, since if I boot into recovery mode, I get a red triangle with an exclaimation point.What are my options for recovery images?

Is there anything besides ClockworkMod or Amon Ra? If I go with either one, how do I get it installed?Or is there a better way to get this done?Update:I Installed Amon Ra and used it to flash the su zip file. I removed the apps that I could without breaking anything. I didn't free up any space I could use at the moment, but I'm happy to have them gone. What are my options for recovery images? Is there anything besides ClockworkMod or Amon Ra?A third popular option is, usually referred to as TWRP.If I go with either one, how do I get it installed?Since your bootloader is unlocked, you can use fastboot to install a recovery if you download it in.img format. You do this by downloading the recovery image to your computer, plugging in your phone, and executing: fastboot flash recovery /path/to/recovery.imgfrom a PC command prompt while your device is booted into fastboot mode.Alternatively, ClockworkMod and TWRP can both be installed from apps on rooted devices.

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For ClockworkMod you can use and select the 'Flash ClockworkMod Recovery' menu option. TWRP can be installed using by selecting the 'Install OpenRecoveryScript' option in the app's settings menu.A third option is to get a copy of the recovery you want in a bootloader-flashable zip file. For the EVO it will be a file named PC36IMG.zip.

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You put it on the root of your phone's SD card and then reboot into your bootloader and it should flash it for you. I know that Amon Ra has been distributed in this format, but I'm not sure about the others.

UPDATE: See myYipee! I am still waiting another 16 hours to get my HTC Evo 4G but someone on XDA Developers forum has posted instructions on how to root your HTC Evo 4G.What does rooting HTC Evo 4G do for you? You have root permissions, install custom ROMs, and best of all, install apps not supported by the App store or needs root access.Anyways, you will definitely need to root HTC Evo so you can hack Android 2.2 Froyo on it right away.

(there should be Froyo ROMs for the Evo somewhere, let me do a post on that later).,Anyways, enjoy rooting your HTC Evo 4G:download files below:––Put the PC36IMG.zip on the root of your sdcard. Code: adb push PC36IMG.zip /sdcardPower off the phone– Hold volume down while powering the phone on. Continue to hold volume down until you see the WHITE bootloader screen.– After a few seconds it will begin to checking for files, and find PC36IMG.zip.

While its doing this it will show a blue progress bar while its checking. (this takes 30 – 60 seconds to finish)– It will then list all the images in the zip and ask you if want to flash. SAY YES– When its finished it will ask you if you would like to reboot. AGAIN SAY YES– At this point it will boot into a rooted rom.– YOU ARE NOW ROOT!!!– rename the PC36IMG.zip on your sdcard:– plug your phone into a usb port on your desktop and do:Code:adb shell mv /sdcard/PC36IMG.zip /sdcard/root-PC36IMG.zip.

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