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Rooted with TWRP how to update to 1.31

Downloaded update (256mb) seems to install goes to TWRP bootscreen, select reboot, go back to settings>update and its still showing the update as if it never installed. Do I have to flash the update using TWRP manually? Am I getting this because I use TWRP and should I change to CW 10?
Already downloaded 1.31 stock rooted rom image (900mb) just encase.

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lenin1928 said:
Downloaded update (256mb) seems to install goes to TWRP bootscreen, select reboot, go back to settings>update and its still showing the update as if it never installed. Do I have to flash the update using TWRP manually? Am I getting this because I use TWRP and should I change to CW 10?
Already downloaded 1.31 stock rooted rom image (900mb) just encase.
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did you ever find an answer? i dled the over the air update also but it would not install. kept restarting and telling me the same update is available over and over

lenin1928 said:
Downloaded update (256mb) seems to install goes to TWRP bootscreen, select reboot, go back to settings>update and its still showing the update as if it never installed. Do I have to flash the update using TWRP manually? Am I getting this because I use TWRP and should I change to CW 10?
Already downloaded 1.31 stock rooted rom image (900mb) just encase.
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you have to have stock recovery, stock rom, and bootloader relocked.

Download the rooted rom here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2368907 and flash in twrp. The firmware would be flashed in fastboot htcruu
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Aldo101t said:
you have to have stock recovery, stock rom, and bootloader relocked.
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No need to relock the BL

gk1984 said:
Download the rooted rom here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2368907 and flash in twrp. The firmware would be flashed in fastboot htcruu
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Will that wipe the data on the phone?

Bikegeek said:
Will that wipe the data on the phone?
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No, flashing the rom won't erase the data. Usually when moving between rooms, it's a good idea to wipe data anyway. I did not wipe data moving from the previous stock rooted rom to this update.
The firm doesn't touch the data either.
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So I take Sprint_HTC_One_1.31.651.2_Stock_Rooted.zip and put it somewhere on the phone, boot into TWRP and flash that zip and away I go?
Thanks for your help.

Bikegeek said:
So I take Sprint_HTC_One_1.31.651.2_Stock_Rooted.zip and put it somewhere on the phone, boot into TWRP and flash that zip and away I go?
Thanks for your help.
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That is correct....

No joy, TWRP gave me an error on flashing the zip and then said I wasn't rooted. I slid the slider to the right to re-root and I'm now stuck at the HTC quietly brilliant screen............
When I try to boot into recovery the TWRP screen flashes by and I'm at the HTC screen again.

Anyone?

Bikegeek said:
Anyone?
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In a cmd window and while in bootloader try this
type "fastboot erase cache" without the quotes and press enter
then type "fastboot reboot" without the quotes and press enter
once rebooted type "adb reboot recovery" without the quotes and press enter
Hopefully that will get you going
Shoot me a PM if you have more questions

Disregard the PM, had some brain vapor lock, Into recovery an restoring from a backup.

Bikegeek said:
Disregard the PM, had some brain vapor lock, Into recovery an restoring from a backup.
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Back up and running. Many thanks.
So, where did I go wrong? When I tried to flash the stock rom TWRP gave me an error on the zip (Sprint_HTC_One_1.31.651.2_Stock_Rooted). The reboot got me into the loop.

I need help with this as well. I'm rooted with s-off (not moonshine method) and after flashing the stock_rooted zip in TWRP, everything appears to work until after it displays the "updating android apps" window, then it just hangs on "finishing boot". Do I need to re-flash my custom rom as well prior to rebooting? I'm using tranquil rom by the way.
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res0prw2 said:
I need help with this as well. I'm rooted with s-off (not moonshine method) and after flashing the stock_rooted zip in TWRP, everything appears to work until after it displays the "updating android apps" window, then it just hangs on "finishing boot". Do I need to re-flash my custom rom as well prior to rebooting? I'm using tranquil rom by the way.
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Did you flash stock rooted rom without wipe? Just wipe cache, dalvik cache, data, and system. Reflash the tranquil rom.
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volk9029 said:
Did you flash stock rooted rom without wipe? Just wipe cache, dalvik cache, data, and system. Reflash the tranquil rom.
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I did that but my baseband just reverts back to the previous one, which is why I thought I could just flash this over my pre-existing rom. Should I just flash the firmware? I'm only looking to update my radios.
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Edit: Nevermind, just realized I need to flash the firmware for soff only... Too tired yesterday. If only I could do it on Terminal Emulator.

[Q] Updete Nexus 6 to newer build

I have Verizon Nexus 6 which came with LMY47E system but as it is well known LMY47I is now officially available. but with older radio. I'm already unlocked and rooted and have latest version of TWRP recovery installed instead of stock recovery. So my question is can I extract system.img and flash using TWRP install option and get newer system but keeping original radio and user data without data wipe? Should I wipe any cashe before flashing to avoid possible problems?
Anything else I should flash to make sure I will be able to use phone without problems while keeping root and unlocked bootloader or i will have to do unlocking and rooting again? Any help is appreciated

Fastboot flash system and boot and you'll be good.
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david279 said:
Fastboot flash system and boot and you'll be good.
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Thanks for quick reply. So I can't use TWRP recovery? Flashing boot will not wipe root and bootloader?

It's a lot easier to just flash system and boot in fastboot. Flashing system will erase root but after you flash system and boot go directly into recovery and flash Su.
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What's on I that's not on E that you need? The changes are miniscule
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DebianDog said:
What's on I that's not on E that you need? The changes are miniscule
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Hoping that it might fix my WiFi issue

olegausa said:
Hoping that it might fix my WiFi issue
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Don't think so. http://www.androidpolice.com/androi....0_r1-to-android-5.1.0_r3-AOSP-changelog.html
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I isn't meant for you E is

Any build posted on the factory images page for the Nexus 6 is meant for any Nexus 6 device.

slider112 said:
Any build posted on the factory images page for the Nexus 6 is meant for any Nexus 6 device.
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That's exactly how I understand and that's why I"m asking if it's possible to do the upgrade using TWRP recovery by flashing just one IMG file at a time in specific sequence and than restarting the phone while still keeping current radio and data plus SuperSU at the end

You can't flash the IMG files in twrp. You'll need to use fastboot. Just flashed whichever files you need. I usually flash everything but recovery and then just reroot. Takes about 10 minutes.

Flashing stock ROM

Hello everyone,
My Nexus 6 has TWRP installed without any ROM (had CM12.1, but removed it). Now I want to flash my stock Lollipop 5.1.1 ROM, which is a .tgz file (thus, I can't flash using TWRP as it only supports .zip). Also, fastboot is not working in TWRP. What should I do to flash stock rom and unroot my device?

bunny26 said:
Hello everyone,
My Nexus 6 has TWRP installed without any ROM (had CM12.1, but removed it). Now I want to flash my stock Lollipop 5.1.1 ROM, which is a .tgz file (thus, I can't flash using TWRP as it only supports .zip). Also, fastboot is not working in TWRP. What should I do to flash stock rom and unroot my device?
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Either use ADB or Nexus Root Toolkit. Easiest way in my opinion is to use the latter, pretty much just one click. Just use the flash stock plus unroot option.
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Othoric said:
Either use ADB or Nexus Root Toolkit. Easiest way in my opinion is to use the latter, pretty much just one click. Just use the flash stock plus unroot option.
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But it needs fastboot enabled, which is not there in twrp recovery.

bunny26 said:
But it needs fastboot enabled, which is not there in twrp recovery.
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Fastboot is done in bootloader. Not recovery(TWRP).

prdog1 said:
Fastboot is done in bootloader. Not recovery(TWRP).
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It takes forever to load in bootloader mode

bunny26 said:
It takes forever to load in bootloader mode
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What are you loading. The TGZ not gonna go. Have to unzip the images. Once know how to do it the flashing is only 3-5 minutes depending on how fast you can type.

bunny26 said:
Hello everyone,
My Nexus 6 has TWRP installed without any ROM (had CM12.1, but removed it). Now I want to flash my stock Lollipop 5.1.1 ROM, which is a .tgz file (thus, I can't flash using TWRP as it only supports .zip). Also, fastboot is not working in TWRP. What should I do to flash stock rom and unroot my device?
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May I ask why you removed cm12.1?
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Nexus 6 stuck on bootup

My nexus 6 is soft bricked I'm assuming, I can't get past the 6.0.1 boot up screen it just keeps on booting . The device is unlocked with TWRP recovery but not rooted as far as I know it's not rooted. The only way I can check MTP is through twrp but it's showing an exclmation point in device mgr. I'm in wugs toolkit now under Advanced Utilities, before I got the boot logo it had the you're device is corrupt. I fixed the corrupt message by putting my device in boot loader mode and in Advanced Utilities under fastboot flash then I clicked Boot [Kernel] I flashed the stock kernel and that got rid of the corrupt device warning screen. I'm gonna try flashing a modified boot img next but I'm having trouble. I just need someone to stick with me for awhile and help me fix this thing because I gotta return it and I don't have long.
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Ok now I have the corrupt device message back again.
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mwebb34 said:
My nexus 6 is soft bricked I'm assuming, I can't get past the 6.0.1 boot up screen it just keeps on booting . The device is unlocked with TWRP recovery but not rooted as far as I know it's not rooted. The only way I can check MTP is through twrp but it's showing an exclmation point in device mgr. I'm in wugs toolkit now under Advanced Utilities, before I got the boot logo it had the you're device is corrupt. I fixed the corrupt message by putting my device in boot loader mode and in Advanced Utilities under fastboot flash then I clicked Boot [Kernel] I flashed the stock kernel and that got rid of the corrupt device warning screen. I'm gonna try flashing a modified boot img next but I'm having trouble. I just need someone to stick with me for awhile and help me fix this thing because I gotta return it and I don't have long.
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If TWRP is installed there's no problem. Just a matter of the pc let recognize the device. Quit the toolkits though!
Do you have google drivers installed? Once they are installed your device should be recognized and you can copy any of the fine roms that can be found here.

Droidphilev said:
If TWRP is installed there's no problem. Just a matter of the pc let recognize the device. Quit the toolkits though!
Do you have google drivers installed? Once they are installed your device should be recognized and you can copy any of the fine roms that can be found here.
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I need a lot of help installing the drivers.
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Like I said I now have the corrupt device message back instead of the 6.0.1 boot logo. I tried flashing the stock img file and the stupid corrupt screen came back. Ok I'm just craps out luck I guess,
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Ok I have what says is the latest Google usb drivers which was Aug 2015 downloaded. On my device I'm using I'm gonna transfers the drivers to my pc now, and attempt to install them. I hope this works and fixes my device. I sat in front of my pc yesterday for 7 hrs trying to fix this stupid phone.
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the corrupt device message is only there because you have twrp and a stock kernel. flash a custom kernel.

It's fixed, everything is running as it should no boot loops or corrupt screen, now I gotta check to see if recovery is gone. I used wugs to flash stock 6.0.1
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I used to have the corrupt message also, but it would go away and boot just fine. Started when I had TWRP. As someone mentioned, if this is a really annoyance, just flash a custom kernel . Though mine went away when I rooted with SuperSU (which patches the kernel I think)

Tower1972 said:
I used to have the corrupt message also, but it would go away and boot just fine. Started when I had TWRP. As someone mentioned, if this is a really annoyance, just flash a custom kernel . Though mine went away when I rooted with SuperSU (which patches the kernel I think)
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I used wugs toolkit to flash back to complete stock it worked my device is running as normal, but when I power of the device and power it back on the corrupt message then disappears and boots right up. When I boot into boot loader mode and boot recovery it shows the green android robot laying down. After I flashed back to stock 6.0.1 it got rid of twrp and root but I'm still unlocked . The unlocked part I'm not worried about. In order to fix this do I have to 're root and flash twrp all over again or is there an easier way. I need step by step, on how to get rid of the corrupt message. Example, like when someone says flash img to me that's about as clear as mud.....
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mwebb34 said:
I used wugs toolkit to flash back to complete stock it worked my device is running as normal, but when I power of the device and power it back on the corrupt message then disappears and boots right up. When I boot into boot loader mode and boot recovery it shows the green android robot laying down. After I flashed back to stock 6.0.1 it got rid of twrp and root but I'm still unlocked . The unlocked part I'm not worried about. In order to fix this do I have to 're root and flash twrp all over again or is there an easier way. I need step by step, on how to get rid of the corrupt message. Example, like when someone says flash img to me that's about as clear as mud.....
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flash twrp then when you root, flash a custom kernel as well, that will get rid of the message.

Anybody here?
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mwebb34 said:
Anybody here?
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me. well not here, but in nyc. here in spirit though

simms22 said:
me. well not here, but in nyc. here in spirit though
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I'm trying to get my brain working,lol my device is stock unrooted without twrp but the corrupt message still shows up I gotta get this fixxed. It's hard for me to understand what all I need to do. All I need is the corrupt message to go away and I'll be good. At start up it shows the corrupt message, but a few seconds later it goes away and it boots up normally.
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mwebb34 said:
I'm trying to get my brain working,lol my device is stock unrooted without twrp but the corrupt message still shows up I gotta get this fixxed. It's hard for me to understand what all I need to do. All I need is the corrupt message to go away and I'll be good. At start up it shows the corrupt message, but a few seconds later it goes away and it boots up normally.
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i believe that your bootloader is unlocked, thats why its showing up on a non rooted n6. you can lock your bootloader(i wouldnt, you can have problems later) or you can flash twrp recovery, then a custom kernel, and you dont need to root it for that.

simms22 said:
i believe that your bootloader is unlocked, thats why its showing up on a non rooted n6. you can lock your bootloader(i wouldnt, you can have problems later) or you can flash twrp recovery, then a custom kernel, and you dont need to root it for that.
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If I flash the kernel with twrp it's gotta be a zip? Is there anyway that you can link me to stock 6.0.1 kernel
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mwebb34 said:
If I flash the kernel with twrp it's gotta be a zip? Is there anyway that you can link me to stock 6.0.1 kernel
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a stock twrp flashable, then theres no zip version of it available. BUT twrp can also flash .img kernels as well. if you have the factory image available, you can unzip it and just flash the boot.img in twrp(or fastboot). but why the stock kernel?? if you just want stock, id recommend just fastboot flashing the boot.img from the factory image. boot.img is the kernel.

simms22 said:
a stock twrp flashable, then theres no zip version of it available. BUT twrp can also flash .img kernels as well. if you have the factory image available, you can unzip it and just flash the boot.img in twrp(or fastboot). but why the stock kernel?? if you just want stock, id recommend just fastboot flashing the boot.img from the factory image. boot.img is the kernel.
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I'm gonna try to find it. My device wouldn't boot at all if I didn't have a kernel would it?
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mwebb34 said:
I'm gonna try to find it. My device wouldn't boot at all if I didn't have a kernel would it?
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nope. the kernel is what connects the operating system(software) to the hardware and also serves as the devices main "brain"
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mwebb34 said:
I'm gonna try to find it. My device wouldn't boot at all if I didn't have a kernel would it?
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just download the factory image, then grab the boot.img out of it. link to the 6.0.1 factory image https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/shamu-mmb29k-factory-9a76896b.tgz

simms22 said:
nope. the kernel is what connects the operating system(software) to the hardware and also serves as the devices main "brain"
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Ok, with no twrp recover when I boot into boot loader mode and then boot into recovery mode what should I see come up on the screen?
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Blu_spark twrp isn't decrypting data now

Well I knew TWRP couldn't decrypt so I installed blu_spark and everything was working just fine. Now I'm trying to restore back to OOS to get the newest open beta but of course I booted into recovery and it's locked again. Idk what to do, don't wanna reset because I don't have my computer with me to get anything back or use command prompt to do anything. Am I stuck?

NexusS4gFreak said:
Well I knew TWRP couldn't decrypt so I installed blu_spark and everything was working just fine. Now I'm trying to restore back to OOS to get the newest open beta but of course I booted into recovery and it's locked again. Idk what to do, don't wanna reset because I don't have my computer with me to get anything back or use command prompt to do anything. Am I stuck?
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Try Red Wolf, which seems to work well: https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...d-wolf-recovery-project-t3805416/post76843238
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BillGoss said:
Try Red Wolf, which seems to work well: https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...d-wolf-recovery-project-t3805416/post76843238
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Unless there's a way to install it without using fastboot I can't install it, no computer. I'm on TDY and left my laptop home.

NexusS4gFreak said:
Unless there's a way to install it without using fastboot I can't install it, no computer. I'm on TDY and left my laptop home.
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You can flash one TWRP from another TWRP. Are you completely locked out of your current Recovery or can you use the Install Menu?

Dirk said:
You can flash one TWRP from another TWRP. Are you completely locked out of your current Recovery or can you use the Install Menu?
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I can get in recovery but it doesn't decrypt my data which means it doesn't see anything or any storage, that's my issue.

NexusS4gFreak said:
I can get in recovery but it doesn't decrypt my data which means it doesn't see anything or any storage, that's my issue.
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I think you're done for until you get in front of a PC.

NexusS4gFreak said:
Unless there's a way to install it without using fastboot I can't install it, no computer. I'm on TDY and left my laptop home.
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If you're rooted then you can use terminal commands in the phone to flash recovery.
For example, if the recovery .img file is on the root of the internal storage (/sdcard) and its the latest official TWRP the commands would be:
Code:
su
dd if=/sdcard/twrp-3.2.2-0-oneplus3.img of=/dev/block/sde21
Partition sde21 is the recovery partition.
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Dirk said:
I think you're done for until you get in front of a PC.
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Lol damnit, thanks man

BillGoss said:
If you're rooted then you can use terminal commands in the phone to flash recovery.
For example, if the recovery .img file is on the root of the internal storage (/sdcard) and its the latest official TWRP the commands would be:
Code:
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dd if=/sdcard/twrp-3.2.2-0-oneplus3.img of=/dev/block/sde21
Partition sde21 is the recovery partition.
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Really think I might try that, just hope I don't brick lol

If you can still boot your os which I assume, and if you are root, you can just download twrp app from play store, flash your old recovery file (bluspark).
It worked as a charm for me

I've had issues like this in the past. The *fix* was a bit troublesome because it wiped all my data and there was no way around it, fortunately I backup my stuff on a computer regularly so that wasn't a problem for me.
Anyway, if you're still having trouble here is what worked for me.
1. Download stock recovery for the OP3T (http://oxygenos.oneplus.net.s3.amazonaws.com/recovery_op3t.img)
2. Boot into fastboot
3. Flash the stock recovery img
4. reboot into recovery
5. Format your phone to factory
6. Download custom TWRP (This is what I use with Oreo and it works perfectly) - https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=890129502657595792
7. reboot phone into fastboot again
8. Flash the custom TWRP recovery
9. Reboot into recovery
You should be back in business. Hope this helps.

The latest version of TWRP (3.2.3-0) seems to have fixed decryption problems: https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...ial-twrp-touch-recovery-t3742894/post77270858
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