i have two huge problems like i mention in thread title. Whenever i restore my TWRP backup it gives error and says "Extractfork 255 error" and nothing in internet solved my issue.
My other and biggest problem is phone info says "encrypted" how to disable force encrypt?
Not even a single answer??
You can only disable force encrypt by flashing "patch no fde" file available on most rom threads.
But you will have to format data which will wipe your whole phone and flash the file before rebooting.
The reason your getting the other error is most likely twrp can't decrypt your data seeing as force encrypt is enabled.
And don't expect an answer, nobody here on xda is entitled to get questions answered. Alot of this information could have been accessed online if you just researched yourself instead of waiting over a week for a reply. It's not hard to type into a search engine
You haven't provided much information. Which TWRP version, what are you trying to restore, which steps have you tried and failed, what do you see in the TWRP logs etc. We do not have a crystal ball to guess the answers.
To decrypt the data, flash verity disabler and format data partition from TWRP. https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/universal-dm-verity-forceencrypt-t3817389
Edit: garylawwd was a bit faster in reply
garylawwd said:
You can only disable force encrypt by flashing "patch no fde" file available on most rom threads.
But you will have to format data which will wipe your whole phone and flash the file before rebooting.
The reason your getting the other error is most likely twrp can't decrypt your data seeing as force encrypt is enabled.
And don't expect an answer, nobody here on xda is entitled to get questions answered. Alot of this information could have been accessed online if you just researched yourself instead of waiting over a week for a reply. It's not hard to type into a search engine
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Of course i did search of course i didnt sit and wait for a response but as you can clearly see i flashed no fde patch even though it say succesfull but it always getting encrypted by itself again. Thanks for reply by the way
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You haven't provided much information. Which TWRP version, what are you trying to restore, which steps have you tried and failed, what do you see in the TWRP logs etc. We do not have a crystal ball to guess the answers.
To decrypt the data, flash verity disabler and format data partition from TWRP. https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/universal-dm-verity-forceencrypt-t3817389
Edit: garylawwd was a bit faster in reply
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Correct me if im wrong but we have just 1 really working twrp and its 3.3.1.2 by Nikesh and im using it. I was really thinking its very simple question. i didnt get why it looks like so complicated ) i tried to restore my nandroid backup and all of sections are succesfull exept /data partition. when it comes to /data partition it gives "extracttark error 255 ". Im still confused why you didnt get my question
sasukeob said:
Of course i did search of course i didnt sit and wait for a response but as you can clearly see i flashed no fde patch even though it say succesfull but it always getting encrypted by itself again. Thanks for reply by the way
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What you mean that you flashed patch no fde because no where have you mentioned that you had flashed anything. You won't be able to restore the backup now because your data is encrypted and this twrp can't restore encrypted data.
You need to format data and then flash patch no fde like both of us already said. Then you can make a backup that you can restore later. You can't do anything about your encrypted data now
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Correct me if im wrong but we have just 1 really working twrp and its 3.3.1.2 by Nikesh and im using it. I was really thinking its very simple question. i didnt get why it looks like so complicated ) i tried to restore my nandroid backup and all of sections are succesfull exept /data partition. when it comes to /data partition it gives "extracttark error 255 ". Im still confused why you didnt get my question
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You are right, the answer to your question is very simple and obvious, I don't get why do you find it so complicated that you must ask here in such a nice manner.
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garylawwd said:
What you mean that you flashed patch no fde because no where have you mentioned that you had flashed anything. You won't be able to restore the backup now because your data is encrypted and this twrp can't restore encrypted data.
You need to format data and then flash patch no fde like both of us already said. Then you can make a backup that you can restore later. You can't do anything about your encrypted data now
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From what I read, once you enter the correct password in TWRP and it can read data correctly, backup of /data is unencrypted. After the restore, data gets encrypted by system upon the first boot. This can be verified easily with Titanium backup app, which can read and use TWRP backups. At least that's the theory, but I'm too lazy to verify it
If you perform data backup with incorrect password (or TWRP doesn't support decryption), then your backup remains encrypted and is useless as you said.
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You are right, the answer to your question is very simple and obvious, I don't get why do you find it so complicated that you must ask here in such a nice manner.
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From what I read, once you enter the correct password in TWRP and it can read data correctly, backup of /data is unencrypted. After the restore, data gets encrypted by system upon the first boot. This can be verified easily with Titanium backup app, which can read and use TWRP backups. At least that's the theory, but I'm too lazy to verify it
If you perform data backup with incorrect password (or TWRP doesn't support decryption), then your backup remains encrypted and is useless as you said.
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Ya I apologise this twrp does in fact support data decryption it must have been the older version that didn't support it.
Without twrp logs I doubt there is anything we can do.
But like you suggested it may very well be a password error..but we will never know :silly:
i dont understand what im doing wrong. I installed havocos flashed no fde patch. i tried 3 times installed rom and tried. still encrypted
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You haven't provided much information. Which TWRP version, what are you trying to restore, which steps have you tried and failed, what do you see in the TWRP logs etc. We do not have a crystal ball to guess the answers.
To decrypt the data, flash verity disabler and format data partition from TWRP. https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/universal-dm-verity-forceencrypt-t3817389
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gary thanks for reply but i flashed it and it caused bootloop
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gary thanks for reply but i flashed it and it caused bootloop
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Tell us what actions exactly did you do, step by step, in chronological order.
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Tell us what actions exactly did you do, step by step, in chronological order.
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Ok. I have twrp 3.3.2.0 by nikesh installed. i format data and wipe dalvik cache and data. and i tried to restore my twrp backup. It restoring good but when it comes to restoring /data partition. it gives "Extracttrakfork Error 255" in red characters. I format data flashed nofde.zip but device encrypts itself again. So i tried to instal HavocOs and flash gapps and flash nofde patch. Havocos install succesfull but gapps flash gives error " Unmounting /vendor update process ended with error 25" :/
i flashed Orangefox recovery problem is still same :/
sasukeob said:
Ok. I have twrp 3.3.2.0 by nikesh installed. i format data and wipe dalvik cache and data. and i tried to restore my twrp backup. It restoring good but when it comes to restoring /data partition. it gives "Extracttrakfork Error 255" in red characters. I format data flashed nofde.zip but device encrypts itself again. So i tried to instal HavocOs and flash gapps and flash nofde patch. Havocos install succesfull but gapps flash gives error " Unmounting /vendor update process ended with error 25" :/
i flashed Orangefox recovery problem is still same :/
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Oh boy, you're doing too many things at once First of all, what do you want to achieve? Restore stock data? Install custom ROM? Just fooling around?
Data restore -
Are you sure that your data backup is decrypted and functional? Try to restore data from nandroid backup in Titanium backup or simply open the twrp backup files (they are tar archives) and check if you see individual files or just garbage.
You mentioned that you tried "everything", but you haven't mentioned this workaround https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/255-error-twrp-backup-restore-999-t3801632
Provide full twrp.log after failed restore.
Data encryption -
Have you followed steps described here? https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/universal-dm-verity-forceencrypt-t3817389
Provide full twrp.log after zip installation.
Custom ROM -
Find support in the specific ROM topic (and provide twrp.log after failed installation).
_mysiak_ said:
Oh boy, you're doing too many things at once First of all, what do you want to achieve? Restore stock data? Install custom ROM? Just fooling around?
Data restore -
Are you sure that your data backup is decrypted and functional? Try to restore data from nandroid backup in Titanium backup or simply open the twrp backup files (they are tar archives) and check if you see individual files or just garbage.
You mentioned that you tried "everything", but you haven't mentioned this workaround https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/255-error-twrp-backup-restore-999-t3801632
Provide full twrp.log after failed restore.
Data encryption -
Have you followed steps described here? https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/universal-dm-verity-forceencrypt-t3817389
Provide full twrp.log after zip installation.
Custom ROM -
Find support in the specific ROM topic (and provide twrp.log after failed installation).
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I dont know how i did but after 1 month of try and fail im not quite sure but it seems i succeed now @_mysiak_ I really appreciate bc you spend time for replying my thread. Thank you so much man When you need help about anything just pm me i will try to help you bc you spend your time for me
my only problem is dm-verity now i guess. i dont know how to solve it but i will try
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Can TWRP backup encrypted phones?
Because since it has been encrypted, it is failing. I'd like to make a backup before I try installing a new ROM.
automatism said:
Can TWRP backup encrypted phones?
Because since it has been encrypted, it is failing. I'd like to make a backup before I try installing a new ROM.
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Same here. TWRP cannot access /data
Would it be possible with CWM recovery?
If encrypted, you need to make sure you enter your encryption password right when it asks in TW recovery. This will allow TeamWin to decrypt the drive and be able to back it up.
thehayk said:
If encrypted, you need to make sure you enter your encryption password right when it asks in TW recovery. This will allow TeamWin to decrypt the drive and be able to back it up.
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It's never asked me for a password
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It's never asked me for a password
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It depends on which TWRP version you have.
Sent from my GT-I9001 Gadget of Mass Destruction with CM11 using XDA Developers App.
What version of TWRP would I need? I have v2.8.1.0 and I've never been asked for the password.
hnkotnis said:
It depends on which TWRP version you have.
Sent from my GT-I9001 Gadget of Mass Destruction with CM11 using XDA Developers App.
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Mersine said:
What version of TWRP would I need? I have v2.8.1.0 and I've never been asked for the password.
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At backup screen where you select the partitions (system, data etc). There is options called as encrypt backup.
This is available for TWRP v2.8.1.0 on my Samsung Galaxy S Plus GT-I9001.
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Since Googling "twrp backup encrypted phone" puts this thread as the number one result, I'd like to offer up that this doesn't work. The encryption password looks to me to be for encrypting the backup file itself, not for decrypting /data. As near as I can tell, the only way to back up /data is to use a tool such as Titanium Backup, although I haven't tried that yet myself, I am about to.
hnkotnis said:
At backup screen where you select the partitions (system, data etc). There is options called as encrypt backup.
This is available for TWRP v2.8.1.0 on my Samsung Galaxy S Plus GT-I9001.
Press Thanks if helped.
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This is NOT what OP requested. He (we) want to backup an encrypted device, that is our /data is encrypted and twrp is unable to mount it (confirmed by the dev themselves.) to be clear: there is no twrp or cwm version able to mount encrypted /data so far.
Is this available?
Stopgap ways of backing up encrypted phones?
So I've been researching this problem for some time now, and I've got a couple suggestions.
CAVEAT: I haven't tried any of this yet.
First, there is Online Nandroid Backup. Since it backs up while the phone is running, the encrypted partitions should be available to it. But I suspect it restores while the system is running, which kind of defeats the purpose -- with a Nandroid backup, you can take a non-working phone and flash it back to the same condition when it did work. That's the whole point of wanting it, because testing ROMs is a lot easier.
Second, I'm experimenting with a way to do this with a dd command in an ADB shell. Basically you would execute a command like this:
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p32 of=/storage/sdcard1/userdata.img
Then that could, theoretically, be flashed back using fastboot flash userdata userdata.img. This is tricky, though, because you have to manually find your partitions and their equivalent names, etc. Also, fastboot doesn't work on all phones....
The one thing that is certain: CWM/Philz/TWRP all fail at event mounting the /data partition, much less backing it up. And (I think) an ADB backup is not going to work because it only applies to apps and their data, not the system itself, or its settings.
It makes you wonder how people with encryption make whole-phone backups in case something goes wrong (or if they do it at all). Sure, there's Titanium Backup, but that's one app at a time. Anyway, if I find out anything more useful while testing these ideas, I'll post it here.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I just did that in the TWRP console.
You can find out your device partitions with
Code:
cat /etc/fstab
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Then use dd as previously specified, but use an external sd card as the target:
Code:
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p36 of=/external_sd/userata.img
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This will take a while. Depending on the size of your /data partion quite a while. And there is no progress indicator.
Edit: Actually you can monitor the progress over adb. Just open an adb shell and do a
Code:
ls -al /external_sd/userdata.img
. The current size of the file gives an indication for the progress. In the end the file will have the same size as the data partition.
You can also enter the commands through adb to begin with... makes typing much easier.
I'll get around to testing these idea at some point, but for now I've had to (re)build this phone 4 times since August... so once it started looking solid again, I decided on Online Nandroid as my solution for now. It should give a workable restoration no matter what (but it will need a full wipe to clear encryption beforehand).
I'm curious as to what will happen when you fastboot flash that image file back on to the phone, though. I wonder if it's still encrypted and works, or isn't encrypted and works, or doesn't work at all.
There's also the disparity between the state of the filesystems on /system and /data if they're backed up at times too far apart. That one won't be apparent until something breaks, I think.
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I haven't gotten around to restore the image yet. I don't know whether this will work through fastboot, but it should definitely work with dd again from the recovery, this time from the image to the /data partition.
And the file system is certainly still encrypted, it wasn't ever decrypted.
I have to go back to the stock ROM on my phone for a moment, I'll report back if I could restore the dd image file.
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I haven't gotten around to restore the image yet. I don't know whether this will work through fastboot, but it should definitely work with dd again from the recovery, this time from the image to the /data partition.
And the file system is certainly still encrypted, it wasn't ever decrypted.
I have to go back to the stock ROM on my phone for a moment, I'll report back if I could restore the dd image file.
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Theoretically, a dd image is an exact copy of the partition, and can just be dropped right in there. So yes, it should still be encrypted... unless flashing it back somehow munges the footer on /userdata, which the phone needs for encryption (I've seen this happen, and it actually caused a bootloop; thankfully, I was able to fix it). But I am hopeful it works when you try it.
Also, I spoke to a guy today who said his phone has no problem backing up encrypted partitions. In fact, his recovery asks for a password before running. I had him specifically confirm that his whole phone is encrypted, not just the backup file. He says his version is 2.7.1.0 running on a Nexus 4 (mako).
So now I've gotta find that version, and I think it has to be customized for the L90 too. I'll post request in that thread and see if I can get ahold of it.
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Last post in here made it seem like yes for some phones, and no for others. I'd love to encrypt my phone, but not if it means I can't make a nand backup in TWRP. Anyone want to chime in and see if this answer has become more definitive in the last 9 months?
jfsat said:
Last post in here made it seem like yes for some phones, and no for others. I'd love to encrypt my phone, but not if it means I can't make a nand backup in TWRP. Anyone want to chime in and see if this answer has become more definitive in the last 9 months?
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I have Cyanogenmod cm-12.1-20150901 and TWRP 2.8.5.0
Once I encrypted the device, TWRP prompts for a password when it starts. However, when I type the passphrase, it says:
Password Failed, Please Try Again
forrestgump2000 said:
I have Cyanogenmod cm-12.1-20150901 and TWRP 2.8.5.0
Once I encrypted the device, TWRP prompts for a password when it starts. However, when I type the passphrase, it says:
Password Failed, Please Try Again
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Did you ever find a solution for/to this?
Nandroid backups using TWRP Works with Nexus 7
I had an issue with this, too. I'm using CM 12.1.
First, make sure that you've flashed the latest TWRP for your device.
The issue was that the whole disk encryption is tied to the lock screen password/PIN/pattern.
So, I changed my lock screen to a password ensuring that it must also be used to start up Android. This changed both the lock screen and the whole disk encryption password to the same password. Now, when I reboot into recovery, TWRP requests a password and I supply the password that I changed my lock screen to. This allows /data to be mounted. A backup can be done on the internal storage or you can mount a USB storage device backing up the Nandroid images there instead.
Hope this helps.
****Confirmed this works with Android 6.0 from Google.
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Did you ever find a solution for/to this?
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Nope. But I also don't use an Android phone anymore, so I haven't been looking.
I flashed twrp on my redmi 6a, but i haven't been able to succeed at formatting data, or anything from advanced wipe. Also ADB sideload has refused to start. First i thougt it was because of the encrypted data and tried every way to decrypt like flashing universal disabler before magisk. I noticed that preserve force encryption in magisk was unticked but twrp still asked for the password and also my root was screwed big time and most apps couldn't find it, so i flashed the stocked rom and started afresh, now i want to try resurrection remix(not sure it's a good idea) but process is involved with formatting data and advanced wipe. I'm using twrp 3.2.3.2-cactus. Some help
it seems that no one can solve encryption problem in twrp?
All google result said that this should be formatting data partition. One question is: how could the format partition data whlie the partition is untouchable?
adista said:
it seems that no one can solve encryption problem in twrp?
All google result said that this should be formatting data partition. One question is: how could the format partition data whlie the partition is untouchable?
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Use the TWRP-1020 one.
jonaaa, how does that work any different.
Update May 23 2019
Now with new Twrp wzsx150 u dont need to follow this Tutorial to get full Backup to work because twrp can Auto decrypt your files
For all Who followed the guide already and want a encrypted device. Do a Format and dont use remove forceencrypt.
New twrp
https://mega.nz/#!TG4RwCrJ!9E0gOOoDaWjtSIS9GoB0pGvCc2BhRU7rSTNNJbAeUxc
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Hello
Many people ask me to make a Tutorial HowTo have a full decrypt phone with full backup working.
Before we start u need to flash the newest Recovery from wzs150 Team https://mega.nz/#!WOZEBCpD!UlyCdDaP-UxuwvzLzDE4yzaqi5qMz-I8iOkseQ5gmP0
Steps to flash recovery should be already known or are available in other Threads on xda
So Now lets begin.
First of all you need to know you need to do format Data through the following process. So Backup your Data on your PC, TWRP NOT working
Lets Start.
1. Boot into TWRP
2. Format Data in Wipe Section (The one you need to type yes) i dont reboot TWRP after that
3. Flash the Rom u want
4. Go Back to the Start Screen of TWRP and Click "Advanced" and "RM Forceencrypt"
5. Uncheck "Remove DM Verity" and check "Remove Forceencrypt"
6. Now youre phone is full decrypted and Backup of all partitions are working
7. If u want Magisk flash it now
Notes:
Dont boot your phone before you did the "RM Forceencrypt" step or your decryption gets lost
If u update ur Rom you ALWAYS need to do Step 4 and 5
If u coming from another Rom and want to restore the Rom u need also to restore "Boot"
If u flashing now another Rom you dont need to do format data,wipe data is enough, but always RM Forceencrypt after Rom Flash
Have a nice day
Greetings from Germany
Nice, thx for that ! =)
Great tutorial thanks. Less frustrated flash rounds.
Verstuurd vanaf mijn MI 9 met Tapatalk
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If u coming from another Rom and want to restore the Rom u need also to restore "Boot"
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Was does it mean 'restore BOOT'?
Cheers
Toscha
toscha42 said:
Was does it mean 'restore BOOT'?
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Toscha
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Boot is one of the Partitions u can Backup. Its where Ur Kernel is located
I dont uncheck "Remove DM Verity" and working too. I select both. Good guide, thanks.
Thanks for this!
Thanks for the step. I can backup now.
But the next time I update, always need to repeat "Remove Forceencrypt"; otherwise, phone cannot boot.
Assume this is needed until future update twrp version. a bit inconvenient, but ok.
Hello. I now use xiaomi.eu I don't want to format data.
I do a step 4 and 5 and can't backup. When I want to boot system nothing.....
I back to Twrp and make reverse step 5 and flash the same rom I have and system working fine. How to make backup without format data?
Wysłane z mojego MI 9 przy użyciu Tapatalka
Not possible. Maybe only wipe of data works but i didnt tested it. Twrp cant decrypt the data on your Phone it can only prevent the Phone to encrypt it
still no encryption support with twrp beta 10 people call formatting data "decrypt" or "unencrypt" all across board, so it adds to false expectations. would never turn off encryption to get, like, backup?
MangoMC said:
Update May 23 2019
Now with new Twrp wzsx150 u dont need to follow this Tutorial to get full Backup to work because twrp can Auto decrypt your files
For all Who followed the guide already and want a encrypted device. Do a Format and dont use remove forceencrypt.
New twrp
https://mega.nz/#!TG4RwCrJ!9E0gOOoDaWjtSIS9GoB0pGvCc2BhRU7rSTNNJbAeUxc
---------------------------
Hello
Many people ask me to make a Tutorial HowTo have a full decrypt phone with full backup working.
Before we start u need to flash the newest Recovery from wzs150 Team https://mega.nz/#!WOZEBCpD!UlyCdDaP-UxuwvzLzDE4yzaqi5qMz-I8iOkseQ5gmP0
Steps to flash recovery should be already known or are available in other Threads on xda
So Now lets begin.
First of all you need to know you need to do format Data through the following process. So Backup your Data on your PC, TWRP NOT working
Lets Start.
1. Boot into TWRP
2. Format Data in Wipe Section (The one you need to type yes) i dont reboot TWRP after that
3. Flash the Rom u want
4. Go Back to the Start Screen of TWRP and Click "Advanced" and "RM Forceencrypt"
5. Uncheck "Remove DM Verity" and check "Remove Forceencrypt"
6. Now youre phone is full decrypted and Backup of all partitions are working
7. If u want Magisk flash it now
Notes:
Dont boot your phone before you did the "RM Forceencrypt" step or your decryption gets lost
If u update ur Rom you ALWAYS need to do Step 4 and 5
If u coming from another Rom and want to restore the Rom u need also to restore "Boot"
If u flashing now another Rom you dont need to do format data,wipe data is enough, but always RM Forceencrypt after Rom Flash
Have a nice day
Greetings from Germany
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Is the b17 still good if I want to decrypt ? b17 and follow the rest of the decryption steps you have mentioned ?, or shall I flash b10 if I want decryption ? cheers.
vtec303 said:
Is the b17 still good if I want to decrypt ? b17 and follow the rest of the decryption steps you have mentioned ?, or shall I flash b10 if I want decryption ? cheers.
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U can use both to decrypt with my tutorial. B17 only can decrypt the Data Partition while its encrypted. So u can Backup All data with b17 without the need of remove forceencrypt
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U can use both to decrypt with my tutorial. B17 only can decrypt the Data Partition while its encrypted. So u can Backup All data with b17 without the need of remove forceencrypt
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OK cool, I get it, thanks for the quick reply, cheers
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Hello. I now use xiaomi.eu I don't want to format data.
I do a step 4 and 5 and can't backup. When I want to boot system nothing.....
I back to Twrp and make reverse step 5 and flash the same rom I have and system working fine. How to make backup without format data?
Wysłane z mojego MI 9 przy użyciu Tapatalka
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I've not ried it yet as I don't have the phone yet, but apparently this twrp (mi9-3.3.0-9.0-b17) supports encryption, you can use it to backup your encrypted data partition. Though, I'm probably too late and you've wiped already...
EDIT, just read the rest of the thread, seems I'm a bit late to the party! That twrp is already mentioned!!
I just installed B17 and backed up to SD. Seemed to work fine
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I just installed B17 and backed up to SD. Seemed to work fine
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Is that the twrp full rom backup you are talking about ?, backup has always worked for me its the restore which does't works and always ends up with an error, cheers
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Is that the twrp full rom backup you are talking about ?, backup has always worked for me its the restore which does't works and always ends up with an error, cheers
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Ahhh no. I tried to backup with earlier versions of TWRP and they failed with an error message. This version seemed to backup OK, but I've not tried a restore yet.
I'm just playing with Titanium backup so once I've got a good backup with that, I'll try TWRP B17 and report back.
Cheers
@vtec303 I just had a play and restore seems to work fine. My TWRP is:
recovery-mi9-3.3.0-9.0-b17.img by wzsx150.
Here's what I did:
Booted into TWRP and backed up Data, System and Boot to an OTG SD card
In TWRP performed a factory reset.
Booted into System, went through the Android setup (not wifi) and checked that all my 3rd party apps had disappeared, I had no SMS or calendar events.
Booted into TWRP and did a restore of all 3 partitions from the previous backup.
Booted into System and found all my 3rd party apps, SMS, Calendar and could browse the web so wifi was configured.
Hope this helps
Cheers
Just a bit extra....
As we know, TWRP doen't back up media data (photos music etc) but I was interested to spot that a factory reset using TWRP doesn't delete all that data either. Pretty handy for me as I'm testing out some backup packages and I don't have to restore all my media files lol.
Cheers
I have TWRP installed, but when I wipe data, encryption still is active. TWRP is essentially useless if it can't access /data to do a complete backup/restore. Can someone post steps of how to remove encryption?
You need to install a file called TREBLE-Disable-Forceencrypt using TWRP. Here is the link : https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=1322778262904004415
Make sure to FORMAT DATA in TWRP (not a simple /data wipe, a format, where you need to type yes) and then flash your new system and after that this zip.
_cab13_ said:
You need to install a file called TREBLE-Disable-Forceencrypt using TWRP. Here is the link : https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=1322778262904004415
Make sure to FORMAT DATA in TWRP (not a simple /data wipe, a format, where you need to type yes) and then flash your new system and after that this zip.
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Thanks cab13, that did the trick. Appreciate it. I backed up, and then deleted the /data partition, and TWRP warned "No OS"! Restored my backup, so all is working in both directions with TWRP. Thank You!
No big deal Enjoy your phone.
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Is there a way to decrypt Data partition on Vince(Redmi 5 plus). Because as I remember before updating to MIUI10 decrypting the Data partition was an ease (by formatting it), but now I can't do the same after updating to MIUI10 and switching to custom ROM.
In orange fox u can format the data partition.
joke19 said:
In orange fox u can format the data partition.
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So do in TWRP, but after rebooting i get it encrypted again. What i want is i get the data partition always decrypted without the need to format whenever i want to flash something
kibing said:
So do in TWRP, but after rebooting i get it encrypted again. What i want is i get the data partition always decrypted without the need to format whenever i want to flash something
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Sorry, English is not my language. But after I gone away from miui to a customer rom, I format my data partition after I backup my apps. That's is all. At the beginning before u set ur account and all (or was that somewhere in middle), my phone asked me to crypt my phone. Sorry I had never this problem. Simple how-to by every build and I tested many roms.
joke19 said:
Sorry, English is not my language. But after I gone away from miui to a customer rom, I format my data partition after I backup my apps. That's is all. At the beginning before u set ur account and all (or was that somewhere in middle), my phone asked me to crypt my phone. Sorry I had never this problem. Simple how-to by every build and I tested many roms.
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I never get the part "phone ask me to crypt..."
but i think i'll try the latest Orange Fox Recovery, hopefully it can solve my problem..