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Here is the Lastest CM7 CWM 5.0.2.8 Recovery in PC49IMG.zip format.
No change log just got this build from building CM7 Sources for the Buzz so thought i pass it on like!
I have noticed though if you press the home and menu button the Selection bar goes up and down and search button now enters.
Feel free to mirror.
https://rapidshare.com/files/2097284807/PC49IMG.zip
Place on the root of your SDCard boot in to Hboot mode and it will want to flash say yes and reboot.
If your like me and are fastboot fans you can type.
fastboot devices
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Enjoy!
hacktrix2006 said:
Here is the Lastest CM7 CWM 5.0.2.8 Recovery in PC49IMG.zip format.
No change log just got this build from building CM7 Sources for the Buzz so thought i pass it on like!
I have noticed though if you press the home and menu button the Selection bar goes up and down and search button now enters.
Feel free to mirror.
https://rapidshare.com/files/2097284807/PC49IMG.zip
Place on the root of your SDCard boot in to Hboot mode and it will want to flash say yes and reboot.
If your like me and are fastboot fans you can type.
fastboot devices
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Enjoy!
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will check this one out cheers
Thanks hacktrix2006 for share.+1 to you
No need to thank me, i just noticed it when building from the CM7 sources on my Android Cloud building Bot setup! If anything thank the CM7 team and Koash!
hacktrix2006 said:
No need to thank me, i just noticed it when building from the CM7 sources on my Android Cloud building Bot setup! If anything thank the CM7 team and Koash!
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Yes,of course we thank to CM7 team and Koash aswell. But we thanks to you because you share with us ,our litle comunity of wildfire users
I have more to share soon after me a justice along with kssod has finished something nice for use all.
hacktrix2006 said:
I have more to share soon after me a justice along with kssod has finished something nice for use all.
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That's cool ,i look forward for this
Do we gain something more than latest official version? Except the home/menu/search button differences.
Far as i can tell nothing to gain but just thought it be nice to share like!
Nice indeed and thanks for reply
Edit: i noticed the same things work in latest official.
Sent from my HTC Wildfire using Tapatalk 2 Beta-5
ive got trouble flashing on hboot mode. it checks the .zip file but dosent ask me if i want to flash it
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im having trouble on hboot it checks the .zip file but dosent ask me if i want to flash it ..
btw im new to flashing htc wildfire but not samsung galaxy mini
Could we eventually get a touch recovery made? That would be great. Thanks for building this!
Sent from my HTC Wildfire using xda premium
lokenok said:
ive got trouble flashing on hboot mode. it checks the .zip file but dosent ask me if i want to flash it
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im having trouble on hboot it checks the .zip file but dosent ask me if i want to flash it ..
btw im new to flashing htc wildfire but not samsung galaxy mini
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if it won't work through the .zip file - try this:
Extract the zip, and rename to recovery.img to make it simple in ADB.
move the recovery.img to the same folder as your fastboot is in so it will be in ANDROID-SDK / TOOLS / recovery.img
as fastboot is located in ANDROID-SDK / TOOLS / fastboot.exe
then follow these commands EXACTLY as I tell you.
reboot phone in to bootloader - Power off, then HOLD volume down and press power, use volume keys for up and down and select fastboot.
now, open command line and start ADB - This part I expect you to know if you have a rooted phone, but humour me - the commands are " adb start-server"
remount, and open a shell - the commands are "adb remount", then enter "adb shell"
then enter the command "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img"
FINALLY, enter "fastboot reboot"
Recovery update complete... try rebooting into recovery to confirm this.
PLEASE NOTE - Some people have had issues with running fastboot through shell, if the above steps do not work try this: -
reboot phone in to bootloader - Power off, then HOLD volume down and press power, use volume keys for up and down and select fastboot.
now, open command line and start ADB - This part I expect you to know if you have a rooted phone, but humour me - the commands are " adb start-server"
Remount, "adb remount"
now we are ready to get started to flash this recovery, firstly you must navigate to your fastboot folder - fastboot is located in ANDROID-SDK / TOOLS / fastboot.exe - and launch cmd from the tools folder.
to do this you must first erase your current recovery and then flash the new recovery.img
So to wipe the recovery, when in terminal enter " fastboot erase recovery "
then enter the command "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img"
FINALLY, enter "fastboot reboot"
Recovery update complete... try rebooting into recovery to confirm this.
PLEASE NOTE please ensure you have entered these commands carefully or you will NOT have a recovery on your phone.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY MODIFICATIONS OR CHANGES YOU MAKE TO YOUR PHONE, I AM ONLY COMPILING THIS GUIDE TO HELP ALL USERS.
guys i have clockworkmod V4xxxx something... and thinking to upgrade to this 1... so can u tell me how to do it?? should i just enter recovery by pressing vol. down n power button and then flash this zip from my current clockworkmod??
You need to flash it via fastboot.
Flashing in recovery will give you temperory recovery. After reboot you will be reverted to your previous recovery.
Sent from my HTC Wildfire using XDA
Nakulkhanna said:
guys i have clockworkmod V4xxxx something... and thinking to upgrade to this 1... so can u tell me how to do it?? should i just enter recovery by pressing vol. down n power button and then flash this zip from my current clockworkmod??
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First make a nandroid backup
Download the PC49IMG.zip file from the OP put on root of sdcard then power off , power on with volume down pressed and when it asks to update say yes wait to finish then power off
Remove sdcard use pc to delete PC49IMG.zip reinsert sdcard then power on
If you use custom partitions you need to boot in to cwm and restore your partitions and your backup that you made earlier then reboot
Nice, i'm using it now. Thx bro
using it now!
Worked like a charm, thanx!
It seems that after I flashed the recovery my phone gets stuck on the htc logo screen. And as mentioned above i deleted the update file after flashing
OUYA Safe Recovery v1.0.0
Because the OUYA lacks a hardware recovery button combination.Purpose
To create a safe environment where the end user can flash their OUYA with confidence.
How This is Achieved
By switching the roles of the boot image and the recovery image, the user is presented with a customized recovery before entering the actual ROM. This gives the user a failsafe before they start to flash their OUYA. This way if something were to go wrong in the flashing process, the recovery image is still in tact and the system can be restored to a working state.
Features
Custom font size that looks better on HDTV's.
Custom color scheme that matches that of the OUYA theming.
Custom reboot options.
Installation Methods
Method 1 - Computer
Simply download the archieve containing a script that will flash your OUYA. Follow the on-screen directions based on the OS your computer is running.
Method 2 - Recovery
This method is a little more dangerous, but if you already have Clockworkmod Recovery installed on your OUYA you can flash the specified zip to install OUYA Safe Recovery.
Downloads
Computer Method: Ouya Safe Recovery Installer v1.0.0.zip - 16.08 MB
Recovery Method: update_v1.0.0.zip - 6.93 MB
Source and GPL
The source for this project is quite simple, but will continue to evolve over time. If you are interested in taking a look at the required source code or compiling your own Safe Recovery binary, you can find the requested material here.
Credits
Credit to koush for maintaining ClockworkMod Recovery which this recovery is built and compiled from, and to mybook4 for the original CWM port to the OUYA.
Donations and Thanks
If you like the work that I am doing and would like to send a donation my way, please feel free to do so, even though it is not required. Every dollar is appreciated, and will go towards future development costs.
Changelog
Will we be able to install Cyanogenmod 10 with this recovery? Or will we need to replace the boot.Img in the zip so it will gflash correctly without having to use fastboot?
Edit: Where are my manners, AWESOME! Thanks for the recovery! I remember you talking about it in the Cyanogenmod Thread and I didn't expect it to be made so fast!
qwasz123 said:
Will we be able to install Cyanogenmod 10 with this recovery? Or will we need to replace the boot.Img in the zip so it will gflash correctly without having to use fastboot?
Edit: Where are my manners, AWESOME! Thanks for the recovery! I remember you talking about it in the Cyanogenmod Thread and I didn't expect it to be made so fast!
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To install Cyanogenmod 10 you will need to manually flash the boot.img to the recovery partition.
Code:
fastboot flash recovery 20130702-boot.img
Thanks for the nice comment!
ProfessorAnomaly said:
To install Cyanogenmod 10 you will need to manually flash the boot.img to the recovery partition.
Code:
fastboot flash recovery 20130702-boot.img
Thanks for the nice comment!
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You're welcome!
So I'm guessing all of the roms need to be updated to install to the recovery partition instead of the boot partition?
Hi, you have done A Great Job, i flashed (via CWM) the recovery and Its working, i also flashed boot image (via Fastboot) and its booting.. Everything is working, we are safe Now!!! Finally!!!! Thanks to you!!!
This should be in Xda Portal!!!!
Only one thing remains what should we choose when we are asked to disable recovery flash... ?
Tried the installer from windows and it reset the ouya and booted back into the ouya launcher? Am I doing something wrong? So far im rooted and adb is working as its sending the files to my internal SD Card. Driver is installed correctly on the pc. Im running Windows 7 (x86).
Sent from my A210 using Tapatalk 4
Does this have any passthrough mode? I mean, is there any functionality to make it automatically boot into the rom by default, and only show the recovery screen if you are holding the power button or some key on the usb keyboard?
qwasz123 said:
You're welcome!
So I'm guessing all of the roms need to be updated to install to the recovery partition instead of the boot partition?
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The updated fstab should allow for the existing ROMs to flash the boot image to the recovery partition granted developers are writing the image the correct way.
suruceanu.nick said:
Hi, you have done A Great Job, i flashed (via CWM) the recovery and Its working, i also flashed boot image (via Fastboot) and its booting.. Everything is working, we are safe Now!!! Finally!!!! Thanks to you!!!
This should be in Xda Portal!!!!
Only one thing remains what should we choose when we are asked to disable recovery flash... ?
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I've been choosing no, but I doubt it makes much of a difference.
martinbrettphilo said:
Tried the installer from windows and it reset the ouya and booted back into the ouya launcher? Am I doing something wrong? So far im rooted and adb is working as its sending the files to my internal SD Card. Driver is installed correctly on the pc. Im running Windows 7 (x86).
Sent from my A210 using Tapatalk 4
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It should work. I don't see why it wouldn't if adb is working correctly.
Maybe a bad download is to blame?
gianptune said:
Does this have any passthrough mode? I mean, is there any functionality to make it automatically boot into the rom by default, and only show the recovery screen if you are holding the power button or some key on the usb keyboard?
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This is what I have planned for the next update. Shouldn't be too long before I get it worked out.
ProfessorAnomaly said:
It should work. I don't see why it wouldn't. Maybe try rebooting?
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I did and nothing also the batch file is reporting unknown id for some of the commands. :S
Sent from my A210 using Tapatalk 4
ProfessorAnomaly said:
This is what I have planned for the next update. Shouldn't be too long before I get it worked out.
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I believe that for koush bootstrap recovery what it does is puts a certain file /system/etc on successful shut down and when it restarts the recovery checks first if the file is there and it moves into normal boot and after that it destroys the file to be rebuilt on successful shutdown.
But if the file is not found it goes into recovery mode
martinbrettphilo said:
I did and nothing also the batch file is reporting unknown id for some of the commands. :S
Sent from my A210 using Tapatalk 4
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Could you please screenshot the errors you are seeing?
I installed this but I'm confused on how to get into recovery. When trying to boot into recovery, it boots into a screen with a Ouya logo and an exclamation mark right under it (Ouya !")
martinbrettphilo said:
I did and nothing also the batch file is reporting unknown id for some of the commands. :S
Sent from my A210 using Tapatalk 4
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Sam3gX said:
I installed this but I'm confused on how to get into recovery. When trying to boot into recovery, it boots into a screen with a Ouya logo and an exclamation mark right under it (Ouya !")
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The installation was not successful. Please try again.
The official, ever popular CWM v6.0.5.1 recovery for our 64bit Lollipop is at last here!
Instruction to flash this recovery -
1. Extract downloaded 'cwm_recovery_yu_x64' in the fastboot folder
2. Boot into fastboot.
3. Type into cmd
"fastboot -i 0x1ebf flash recovery cwm_recovery_yu_x64.img" without the quotes and hit enter.
4. You just installed CWM on your lollipop.
OR
You can use flashify to flash this recovery if you are already on Lollipop.
Attention - Don't flash this on 32bit, this is ONLY for 64BIT
BUGS? None, everything works!
Download link - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_Dd-va66GscQlp2SWFfMkx0ZTA/view?usp=sharing
And....Don't forget to press thanks.
Reserved for fun
please update the download link as a clickable one...
ujilraj said:
please update the download link as a clickable one...
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Done
I am in twrp recovery how to flash this cwm recovery need to go back to stick recovery or just flash over it using flashiy
m_rajaganesh said:
I am in twrp recovery how to flash this cwm recovery need to go back to stick recovery or just flash over it using flashiy
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Just flash it from flashify or from fastboot
@parasthakur37 Did you build this from CWM source, or is just busybox included in the original stock recovery with verifications removed?
Thanks And, why don't you post screenshots and source if it's built from source??
And, is this different from [RECOVERY] CWM-based Recovery v6.0.5.1 for Yureka
GokulNC said:
@parasthakur37 Did you build this from CWM source, or is just busybox included in the original stock recovery with verifications removed?
Thanks And, why don't you post screenshots and source if it's built from source??
And, is this different from [RECOVERY] CWM-based Recovery v6.0.5.1 for Yureka
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Go fukc yourself, motheryaar!
parasthakur37 said:
Go fukc yourself, motheryaar!
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And that's how you answer to a person who asks you politely.
Thank you gentleman
GokulNC said:
And that's how you answer to a person who asks you politely.
Thank you gentleman
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Don't write thank you, press it motheryaar!
Unofficial release -TWRP recovery for the Galaxy A5 - SM-A500F/FU/G/H/M, Qualcomm MSM8916
https://twrp.me/site/update/2016/04/05/twrp-3.0.2-0-released.html
SEANDROID warning fix
Recovery reboot fix
Modem, APNHLOS, EFS and Recovery partition backup
29/4/2016 - Time offset fix
You flash this at your own risk. Please ensure you have the stock ROM to hand downloaded from SAMMOBILE in case of problems. This will trip the knox counter.
Instructions:
Flash with ODIN 3.10.7 in the AP slot:
Uncheck Auto reboot.
Load the respective file below into the AP slot and hit start.
After flashing immediately reboot to recovery by holding POWER + HOME + VOL DOWN.
As soon as the screen goes blank change to VOL UP whilst still holding the other buttons.
You should now see TWRP recovery.
Flash with TWRP:
Extract the recovery.img from the tar archive then in TWRP select Install>>Install image.
twrp_3.0.2-1_sm-a500
PLEASE DO *NOT* DIRECT LINK TO THESE FILES. PLEASE LINK TO THIS POST
To Root:
Flash the file below with TWRP:
DO NOT LET TWRP ROOT YOUR DEVICE IF IT ASKS. USE ONLY THE FILE BELOW:
http://download.chainfire.eu/1019/SuperSU/SR2-SuperSU-v2.79-SR2-20170103215521.zip
DEVICE TREE: soon
NOTE: ON SOME ANDROID 5.1.1 DEVICES IT IS NECESSARY TO GO TO:
Settings -> Developer Options -> OEM unlocking
AND ENABLE OEM UNLOCK FIRST OR YOU MAY ENCOUNTER 'BLOCKED BY FRP LOCK' WHEN FLASHING.
Credits: Me, Teamwin and my testers- icesehman, -CALIBAN666-, jimbomodder
Please note I don't own this device and spend a lot of my free time bringing these builds for you to use and benefit from.
FEEDBACK IS APPRECIATED PLEASE.
THANKS.
DONATE ME HERE IF YOU WANT TO BUY ME A BEER OR HIT THE THANKS BUTTON IF I HELPED YOU
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I'll be keeping an eye on this thread
Thankyou.... Working Fine..
No reboot issue.. A500G
Any tried to see if aroma files now flash OK?
From the giver of stock roms
Edit..
Works fine finally [emoji122] [emoji122]
Hello! You're the best! Can you make TWRP 3 for Galaxy A7 SM-A700FD? How to fix recovery reboot?
Thank you!
jazzzzy said:
Hello! You're the best! Can you make TWRP 3 for Galaxy A7 SM-A700FD? How to fix recovery reboot?
Thank you!
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Isn't there already twrp for A700FD?
ashyx said:
Isn't there already twrp for A700FD?
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All unofficial versions have reboot bug. And as far as I new - you managed to fix it!
only problem when reboot from xposed power menu mod (wanam, apm+, etc). Need to flash again via odin and uninstall the module.
icesehman said:
only problem when reboot from xposed power menu mod (wanam, apm+, etc). Need to flash again via odin and uninstall the module.
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Thank you.
OK, I'll try to disable wanam's power menu and flash TWRP. I'll write the result. ...
I disabled wanam's power menu, flashed TWRP 3.0.0 without autoreboot ticked and rebooted into recovery.
Then I set time settings in TWRP and started backup. Backup completed...
Reboot from TWRP (Reboot System) - Reboot normal !!!
I will watch its behavour ... and perhaps the problem is solved.
jazzzzy said:
All unofficial versions have reboot bug. And as far as I new - you managed to fix it!
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I'll see what I can do, time permitting.
So Far So Good.
Good job Mr. @ashyx , I've tested this recovery and two problems fixed out of three.
SEANDROID Error: Fixed.
Recovery reboot : Didn't fixed
EFS, APNHLOS etc... partitions Backup : Fixed
I reverted back to 2.8.7.0 recovery until recovery reboot get fixed.
I'll post a recovery log soon.
I'm using A500H Duos.
Thanks.
Ahmed_Khalifa said:
Good job Mr. @ashyx
Recovery reboot : Didn't fixed
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Others say this issue is fixed?
ashyx said:
Does this fix the touchscreen and reboot issue?
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24499762636004631
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That links for a300
Sent from my SM-A500FU
Whoops wrong thread!
Sent from my HTC One_M8 using XDA Free mobile app
Little Confused.
ashyx said:
Others say this issue is fixed?
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Are they using A500H or other variant?
Ahmed_Khalifa said:
Are they using A500H or other variant?
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You need to be sure it's a problem with the recovery. Power off your device and boot to system normally.
Using a terminal emulator type:
su
reboot recovery
Do you still get a recovery loop?
recovery reboot problem.
ashyx said:
You need to be sure it's a problem with the recovery. Power off your device and boot to system normally.
Using a terminal emulator type:
su
reboot recovery
Do you still get a recovery loop?
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Here is what I did:
I flashed the recovery via flashify.
I rebooted the device normally.
After the phone restarts, it shows the Yellow colored warning Set warrenty bit: recovery.
The device boots into TWRP recovery mode.
After that I press reboot -> system.
After restart, it goes back to step 3.
Thank you.
That seems like you have flashed the boot partition with the recovery.img.
Please don't flash with Flashify. You cannot trust that it is flashing correctly.
Use the recovery image flash option in TWRP itself or use ODIN.
Sent from my HTC One_M8 using XDA Free mobile app
If we reboot directly to recovery, i mean through wannam xpossed power menu, recovery reboot issue occurs.. Pls fix this too..
Otherwise all are perfect
the error still exists.
ashyx said:
That seems like you have flashed the boot partition with the recovery.img.
Please don't flash with Flashify. You cannot trust that it is flashing correctly.
Use the recovery image flash option in TWRP itself or use ODIN.
Sent from my HTC One_M8 using XDA Free mobile app
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I used the flash option in TWRP but it still reboots into recovery.
I posted a recovery log maybe it'll help you fix the problem.
by the way, can you tell me which baseband,pda,csc you're using?
my software might be a little old?
Thanks.
Unofficial TWRP 3.2.3-0 UA
F2FS Support
EFS & Persist backup support
Clean device tree
Based on Unlegacy-Android kernel
Regular updates
Known-issues
HTML:
- To be filled
Installation
HTML:
1. Go in fastboot mode (hold down Power + Vol down for few seconds.
# Or use flashers like Flasify/FlashFire and others
2. Open terminal window/command prompt to execute following commands:
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery twrp_mako-3.2.3-0.img
3. With volume up and down select recovery mode and press power button
4. Enjoy your reboot in TWRP
Downloads:
Latest: AFH
Credits:
Special thanks to
- TWRP team
- Unlegacy-Android team
- Clamor
- And anyone I forgot to mention
Additional sources:
Kernel Sources: Github
TWRP Sources: Github
XDA:DevDB Information
Unofficial TWRP 3.2.3-0 UA, Tool/Utility for the Google Nexus 4
Contributors
sudokamikaze, clamor
Source Code: https://github.com/clamor95/android_device_unlegacy_recovery/tree/mako
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2018-08-16
Last Updated 2018-08-17
Thank you Sir for continuing support mako...
Have a stock Nexus 4.
Will be unlocking it and installing some ROM.
What is the difference between this and the official TWRP version?
Is this version of TWRP better than the official twrp-3.2.3-0-mako?
Thank you.
/root said:
Have a stock Nexus 4.
Will be unlocking it and installing some ROM.
What is the difference between this and the official TWRP version?
Is this version of TWRP better than the official twrp-3.2.3-0-mako?
Thank you.
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Please, read OP post again. Our recovery has F2FS support for /data & /cache. EFS/Persist backup support, that means you can backup your IMEI/WIFI + BT Mac address stuff. And compare teamwin device tree and ours, I'm sure that you will be impressed
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So should I format all partitions to f2fs and then install LOS? Is that advisable or should I just change filesystem for cache and data?
Edit 1 : btw Great recovery . I had to give it more than 2 tries though at first it got stuck in a bootloop of never entering the recovery page. then i flashed stock and tried again that time it couldn't format and twrp never got proceeded. did a stock flash again and the third time it worked fine.
Edit 2 : So checked the fstab of mako on LOS and it seems f2fs is only supported for /cache and /data. So only those two partitions need to be changed to f2fs format. Am I concluding it correctly?
Thank you @sudokamikaze
/root said:
So should I format all partitions to f2fs and then install LOS? Is that advisable or should I just change filesystem for cache and data?
Edit 1 : btw Great recovery . I had to give it more than 2 tries though at first it got stuck in a bootloop of never entering the recovery page. then i flashed stock and tried again that time it couldn't format and twrp never got proceeded. did a stock flash again and the third time it worked fine.
Edit 2 : So checked the fstab of mako on LOS and it seems f2fs is only supported for /cache and /data. So only those two partitions need to be changed to f2fs format. Am I concluding it correctly?
Thank you @sudokamikaze
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About EDIT 1:
First of all I'm sorry about that, I will find why and which thing causing this.
I had something like that on friend's phone. But worked just fine after re-entering.
If rom which you decided to use supports f2fs - feel free to use that. Leave system as is
sudokamikaze said:
About EDIT 1:
First of all I'm sorry about that, I will find why and which thing causing this.
I had something like that on friend's phone. But worked just fine after re-entering.
If rom which you decided to use supports f2fs - feel free to use that. Leave system as is
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Thank you, had no issues flashing and entering recovery and doing a full backup including EFS and Persist.
Otg compatible too?
is this support error digitiser/ nav bar ?
hakimarx said:
is this support error digitiser/ nav bar ?
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You must check it yourself. Inactive surfaces can be of different widths.
You always have the option to return to the main menu by touching the TWRP logo.
ze7zez said:
You must check it yourself. Inactive surfaces can be of different widths.
You always have the option to return to the main menu by touching the TWRP logo.
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Thanks..
Btw, please support TWRP multi OS for ubuntu touch
wizmart said:
Otg compatible too?
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No, it's not compatible with OTG feature, and probably won't be either
Downloading stalled?
Hi. Newb here, been trying to search for an answer, but not sure what it is I'm needing to search for?
Issue is phone is unlocked and am in bootloader mode, and am trying to download above twrp but after entering the commands into my computer terminal, the computer terminal says " sending," and the phone says "downloading," but nothing is happening. Tried this a few times, and have actually left it for an hour, but no download?
Am I missing a step here? Followed the posted instructions.
Thanks for your patience.
toydriod said:
Hi. Newb here, been trying to search for an answer, but not sure what it is I'm needing to search for?
Issue is phone is unlocked and am in bootloader mode, and am trying to download above twrp but after entering the commands into my computer terminal, the computer terminal says " sending," and the phone says "downloading," but nothing is happening. Tried this a few times, and have actually left it for an hour, but no download?
Am I missing a step here? Followed the posted instructions.
Thanks for your patience.
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Hmm, have you tried to switch USB cable or port or both? and what about official TWRP, same error?
You can try:
HTML:
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img # CHANGE HERE NAME OF FILE
sudokamikaze said:
Hmm, have you tried to switch USB cable or port or both? and what about official TWRP, same error?
You can try:
HTML:
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img # CHANGE HERE NAME OF FILE
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Yes.
Tried
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.2.3-mako.img Terminal says sending 'recovery' (8176 KB)... Phone says nothing
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.8.5.2-mako.img Terminal says sending 'recovery' (9020 KB)... Phone says " downloading..."
toydriod said:
Yes.
Tried
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.2.3-mako.img Terminal says sending 'recovery' (8176 KB)... Phone says nothing
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.8.5.2-mako.img Terminal says sending 'recovery' (9020 KB)... Phone says " downloading..."
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Then problem isn't in my recovery, reinstall drivers/switch pc/cable/port
sudokamikaze said:
Hmm, have you tried to switch USB cable or port or both? and what about official TWRP, same error?
You can try:
HTML:
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img # CHANGE HERE NAME OF FILE
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sudokamikaze said:
Then problem isn't in my recovery, reinstall drivers/switch pc/cable/port
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Thanks, I'm going to try it on another system.
toydriod said:
Thanks, I'm going to try it on another system.
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FWIW Tried on another computer, and download worked fine. Thanks for you help and for making this.
I currently am on the official 3.1.xx TWRP version, can i just flash this as a zip from the current recovery? will that just replace the old one with this one, or do I need to first flash stock recovery?