Hi all,
I'm happy to share with you my new TWRP recovery 3.1.0-0 built from sources. It works for Dual Sim XA only.
As before you can't wipe /cache because it is used by TWRP and I don't know how to force unmount, decryption of /data doesn't work so if you want a full backup or explore files use an unencrypted data partition.
Download link:
https://mega.nz/#!xxZlwYLB!Df5otGqZP3IBuEcn4pHUamRh451HCFnKfbcJHP4CBTk
Flash it with fastboot.
Have a nice day
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hi i recently updated from twrp 2.7.1 to 3.0.0 twrp recovery on my xt1022. although i am getting some new options in this version when trying to make nandroid backup.
i am getting these partitions option :
system
data
cache
boot
firmware
efs
i know about all the partitions except firmware. what is that partition there for? should i take its backup too with a normal recovery ? whats its function? also the data partition is very big than before. does it take backup of all the app data on external sd too?
please help any help would be appreciated
Hello!
I have the Umidigi Crystal 5,5 4/64. Yesterday i installed Teamwin recovery. It works fine, but everytime when i reboot into the recovery it asks for a password to mount /data so i cant access my storage. Is there a way to bypass this encryption and will it disapppear if i wipe /data?
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I have the same issue on the same device, if you want to flash zip files via twrp you will have to sideload via adb, is you want to decrypt wipe data
Sparda15 said:
I have the same issue on the same device, if you want to flash zip files via twrp you will have to sideload via adb, is you want to decrypt wipe data
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Thanks!
Please, someone have a link to download stock MIUI rom ? (fastboot version)
I have TWRP but I wiped system partition, so I haven't system to boot, and my tab don't stop to bootloop. Now I can't decrypt data when I boot to TWRP, so I can't mount storage partition for copy ROM file.
Thanks
EDIT: It's done
1. CANCEL WHEN TWRP ASK FOR PASSWORD
2. GOTO WIPE
3. SLIDE TO WIPE
4. BACK TO MAIN TWRP MENU
5. REBOOT TO RECOVERY AGAIN
Now I can mount storage partition without any encryption.
Here is the link:
http://www.miui.com/getrom-349.html
Or English version of webpage:
http://en.miui.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=3661957
Thanks !
hello,
As I face some issues with my rom thought to do a fresh start by resetting the data partition via orange fox recovery which bases on twrp and try to flash another rom. but once I wiped the data partition recovery could not decrypt the internal storage data on the next boot. honestly, this issue happens to me several times, and thus thought to start a thread for some helping hands for this issue. if anybody faces this please let me know the solution. thanks
somehow I got the data partition decrypted by re-flashing the same rom
fayis002 said:
somehow I got the data partition decrypted by re-flashing the same rom
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You didn't get it decrypted. It's still encrypted but since you flashed the same rom that was there, the encrypted data partition is readable again. If you try to install a different rom you must FORMAT data partition to decrypt it. Wiping is different from formatting.
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Well Me too faced this with "Curtana"
I forced to use SD card to copy the rom to phone and install it.
( I will test today Pixel experience Recovery to make sure )
Recovery tested:
-Pitch black recovery project
-twrp by mauronofrio
You could have sideloaded the ROM from your computer. No need to use separate SD card for ROM installation and it's also faster.
kalehrl said:
You could have sideloaded the ROM from your computer. No need to use separate SD card for ROM installation and it's also faster.
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my adb sideload is not working. it's goes on then say failed. what to do?
Hello,
I own a Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro (sweet). Its bootloader is unlocked and I use TWRP 3.6.1 as recovery. The problem is that when I install a rom (EvolutionX), everything works until I reboot to TWRP. At that point, my recovery is unable to mount the phone's internal storage and it shows as 0 bytes. I have followed a few help topics already, which stated that the solution was to change the data partition format to Ext2, then back to Ext4. However, this makes my phone unable to restart to system. The problem is that when I format my data, the data partition is by default formated as f2fs. I'm guessing that any other data format makes it unable to boot.
So the problem is:
When data is formatted to Ext4, TWRP is able to mount my phone's internal storage and install roms. However, in that case, my phone won't boot to system.
In the other case, my data is formatted to f2fs, which makes my phone totally functional, but my recovery useless. Which means I can't root my phone or update it.
What could I do?
Thanks in advance.
are you mixing up file system type with encryption? if your android is 12, TWRP is not able to decrypt (yet). then just disable encryption and format userdata f2fs (unencrypted).
otherwise claim it to TWRP maintainer he forgot f2fs support.