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Oneplus 3 decryption Ultimate guide

Ok guys, this is a sureshot guide for
PROBLEM
* anyone wanting to decrypt their op3 but stuck at 1+ boot screen(Or not able to boot any custom ROMs.) and only able to restore twrp backups
* After using fastboot format userdata twrp and about phone shows only 32gb phone memory(where the hell is my rest of 32gb )
* Fastboot format userdata resulting in Stuck at boot screen or simply an unbrick trick to return to Stock OOS in unencrypted stage
SOLUTION
1. Use method 2 of Mega unbrick guide to restore your phone to stock partitions found here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/how-to/guide-mega-unbrick-guide-hard-bricked-t3405700
2. After the flashing is complete do not reboot the phone instead reboot directly into bootloader.
3. In fastboot mode flash modded twrp 3.0.2.22 using command ''fastboot flash recovery recovery.img'' found here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=15934#downloads
4. Reboot directly into twrp and using mtp mode copy latest elemental x kernel or bluspark kernel zip for OOS and SYSTEM supersu.zip into the internal storage. System supersu.zip here OR directly proceed to step 8
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/supersu/download/zip/SuperSU-v2.78-201609011115.zip
5. Now flash system supersu.zip and directly after that kernel.zip
6. Now again reboot to recovery directly and from twrp boot into system.
7. After boot up you system should be decrypted. You can check in security settings.
8.Reboot recovery and flash required firmware + modem zip found here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/how-to/radio-modem-collection-flashable-zips-t3468628
9.wipe data +cache +dalvik +system
10. Flash any rom of your choice and go flashoholic, use multirom or whatever you want.
Pheww. Thanks.

Man, Finally the SystemRoot (V4A, MultiROM etc) as we discussed a couple of weeks back with this hassle at the Mega Unbrick and Decrypt guides threads...:highfive:
I saw your post on MultiROM but maybe it got moved I guess...
So are you able to cross flash anything now ?
thanks.

Ashtrix said:
Man, Finally the SystemRoot (V4A, MultiROM etc) as we discussed a couple of weeks back with this hassle at the Mega Unbrick and Decrypt guides threads...:highfive:
I saw your post on MultiROM but maybe it got moved I guess...
So are you able to cross flash anything now ?
thanks.
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anything... even multirom works flawless.

I will give this a try, Or will try to Flash the EX then perform parts of this since they support Kexec, to see what works, I have data and lot of apps working them again is a real pita with my schedule...

Thanks but, this is basically what i have done to decrypt my op3, i just used the CypherOs ROM instead OxygenOs, fastboot format userdata, reboot to recovery, flash rom, flash elementalx, and i didnt flash Supersu(dont know if thats causing my problem, i dont think so), i also did fastboot format userdata without being stuck at boot logo and still no 32gb, dont know whats the problem

ach3fck said:
Thanks but, this is basically what i have done to decrypt my op3, i just used the CypherOs ROM instead OxygenOs, fastboot format userdata, reboot to recovery, flash rom, flash elementalx, and i didnt flash Supersu(dont know if thats causing my problem, i dont think so), i also did fastboot format userdata without being stuck at boot logo and still no 32gb, dont know whats the problem
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its different fastboot format userdata causes this Dont know why. I suggest method in the OP. Read carefully and follow it.

nikhilsnigam said:
its different fastboot format userdata causes this Dont know why. I suggest method in the OP. Read carefully and follow it.
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Aham, so the format userdata causes it, thanks for that. i want to ask you something, after restoring completely with Msmdownloadtool(method2) can i directly reboot to recovery then sideload CB 3.5.5 and then reboot to fastboot and continue with the tutorial? What im saying is my device is decrypted as long it doesnt boot, am i right?

ach3fck said:
Aham, so the format userdata causes it, thanks for that. i want to ask you something, after restoring completely with Msmdownloadtool(method2) can i directly reboot to recovery then sideload CB 3.5.5 and then reboot to fastboot and continue with the tutorial? What im saying is my device is decrypted as long it doesnt boot, am i right?
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Yes you can but you will be encrypted again. so after msm method reboot fastboot and flash modded twrp. reboot recovery flash CB or OOS. flash supersu flash kernel. Agin flash twrp.img from recovery itself and reboot recovery. After that reboot system and you are good to go. Make sure you have enough system space before flashing supersu and kernel. frow twrp file manager delete unneeded system apps 1st. DO NOT REBOOT in between.

nikhilsnigam said:
Yes you can but you will be encrypted again. so after msm method reboot fastboot and flash modded twrp. reboot recovery flash CB or OOS. flash supersu flash kernel. Agin flash twrp.img from recovery itself and reboot recovery. After that reboot system and you are good to go. Make sure you have enough system space before flashing supersu and kernel. frow twrp file manager delete unneeded system apps 1st. DO NOT REBOOT in between.
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But i need unlocked bootloader to flash twrp, so i guess i need to unlock after i use Msmdownload tool right?

ach3fck said:
But i need unlocked bootloader to flash twrp, so i guess i need to unlock after i use Msmdownload tool right?
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your bootloader doesn't get locked

nikhilsnigam said:
your bootloader doesn't get locked
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Sorry to bother you, but i have one more question, i used Msmdownloadtool before, but only in Qualcomm download mode, can i use fastboot or i have to boot to EDL(qualcomm download mode)? And again sorry for taking your time.

ach3fck said:
Sorry to bother you, but i have one more question, i used Msmdownloadtool before, but only in Qualcomm download mode, can i use fastboot or i have to boot to EDL(qualcomm download mode)? And again sorry for taking your time.
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you have to use qualcomm download mode by switching off your phone. pressing vol up button and connecting to usb.

nikhilsnigam said:
you have to use qualcomm download mode by switching off your phone. pressing vol up button and connecting to usb.
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Yeah, i know that, thanks a lot, will try later all of this since i have no time now, will report how it went.Thanks!

[RECOVERY][RMX1971][UNOFFICIAL] TWRP 3.3.x for Realme 5 Pro / Realme Q

Team Win Recovery Project 3.x, or twrp3 for short, is a custom recovery built with ease of use and customization in mind. Its a fully touch driven user interface no more volume rocker or power buttons to mash. The GUI is also fully XML driven and completely theme-able. You can change just about every aspect of the look and feel.
Code:
#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
*
* We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you.
*
*/
Features:
- Decryption works( in android 10 & 9)
- Flashing Ozip works
- Flashing RealmeUi works
- Otg works
- Backups works
- Flash Rom works
- Sdcard works
Download:
TWRP
To Flash the TWRP:
Code:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp_RMX1971-20200228.img
Then reboot in TWRP manually.
Source code: https://github.com/omnirom/android_bootable_recovery
Kernel source: https://github.com/bablusss/kernel_realme_sdm710
Credits:
Thanks to @mauronofrio and testers​

Reserved

Thanks for Updated TWRP ^_^
Everything works fine af, using from the last few weeks.

Thank you so so much!!!
Finally managed to decrypt the internal storage

Can anyone guide me for bootloader unlocking in Realme UI?

Twrp disappeared after reboot. Tried flashing twrp again, reboot, and next time i go twrp it's always replaced back to stock recovery. How to fix?

nickycarlo69 said:
Twrp disappeared after reboot. Tried flashing twrp again, reboot, and next time i go twrp it's always replaced back to stock recovery. How to fix?
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Did you find any solution to this? Same happens here - once you've bootet to system (Realme UI) recovery is reverted back to stock.

nickycarlo69 said:
Twrp disappeared after reboot. Tried flashing twrp again, reboot, and next time i go twrp it's always replaced back to stock recovery. How to fix?
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Have the same problem, but it seems this forum is dead. Shame, before updating it all worked just fine, now, its all gone an TWRP doesnt stick.
For now the phone seems unrootable.

Marduk666 said:
Have the same problem, but it seems this forum is dead. Shame, before updating it all worked just fine, now, its all gone an TWRP doesnt stick.
For now the phone seems unrootable.
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I already gave guide for flashing realmeui follow this link u get ur answer. https://t.me/Realme5Pro_Downloads/581

BabluS said:
I already gave guide for flashing realmeui follow this link u get ur answer. https://t.me/Realme5Pro_Downloads/581
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Oh! Didnt saw this! Thank you!
---------- Post added at 12:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:28 AM ----------
BabluS said:
I already gave guide for flashing realmeui follow this link u get ur answer. https://t.me/Realme5Pro_Downloads/581
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Is it safe to flash Magisk on RealmeUI?

cant flash recovery , i always get one of these errors , tried booting it too, still no luck tried different usb cables ,different ports 2.0 and 3.0
flashing on top of realme ui
need help , please

Thanks
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{Mod edit: Quote shortened for better reading experience!}
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thanks for the recovery

Updating 11/07/2020 package via updater in settings..after updating showing No sim card in both sim..please help shortly

jeetubhatreja said:
Updating 11/07/2020 package via updater in settings..after updating showing No sim card in both sim..please help shortly
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Wrong thread mate and if u were asking about pe do clean flash and use full package

BabluS said:
Wrong thread mate and if u were asking about pe do clean flash and use full package
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Can i use dirty flash ?

I am stuck in twrp loop, can't boot to system after attempt to flash Aex rom. Any solution to make it boot? Atleast back to stock?
Edit: stock rom I used before twrp was Latest RUI, Android 10.

Does vbmeta have to be flashed if i want to update twrp also? And can i flash from within existing twrp?

hi i need stock recovery urgently
i cand extract from ozip firmware
please help me

Can't restore data from any ROM backup, always give fork error. Ideas?

metalgold2301 said:
hi i need stock recovery urgently
i cand extract from ozip firmware
please help me
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Rename the ozip to zip and try reflashing the same again, you'll succeed. Hope this helps!

[RECOVERY][UNOFFICIAL] TWRP 3.5.0

Team Win Recovery Project 3.x, or twrp3 for short, is a custom recovery built with ease of use and customization in mind. Its a fully touch driven user interface no more volume rocker or power buttons to mash. The GUI is also fully XML driven and completely theme-able. You can change just about every aspect of the look and feel.​
Code:
#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
*
* We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you.
*
*/
Install guide:
Boot :
Code:
fastboot boot <twrp.img>
Install :
Code:
fastboot flash recovery <twrp.img>
Download:
twrp-3.5.0-0-rav-sofia.img
drive.google.com
XDA:DevDB Information
TWRP, Tool/Utility for the Moto G8
Contributors
vache
Source Code: https://github.com/TeamWin/android_bootable_recovery
Version Information
Status: Beta
Beta Release Date: 2020-08-28
Created 2020-08-28
Last Updated 2020-08-31

Hello, I'm trying to port TWRP to the motorola edge plus and right now I'm running into an issue where my touchscreen and adb do not work. Could you publish the device tree you used here so I can take a look at it and potentially get it working on my phone?
Thanks.

pixlone said:
Hello, I'm trying to port TWRP to the motorola edge plus and right now I'm running into an issue where my touchscreen and adb do not work. Could you publish the device tree you used here so I can take a look at it and potentially get it working on my phone?
Thanks.
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You'd better check the moto edge tree : https://github.com/boulzordev/android_device_motorola_racer/tree/twrp
Unified one for trinket devices is here : https://github.com/moto-sm6xxx/android_device_motorola_sofiar/tree/twrp
Where to look at :
recovery/root/vendor/firmware - firmwares for touchscreen and vibrator
recovery/root/sbin/modules - drivers for touchscreen/battery/vibrator
recovery/root/sbin/load_ts_firmware.sh - in charge to load modules and tell touchscreen driver which firmware to load

Just like to confirm that this is working great either booted or installed. Thanks for the hard work vache :good::good:

There is no system partition to install to in TWRP. Super is listed twice. It may be nice to know what partitions listed actually mean.
No checkbox activation:
System
Vendor
product
USB storage

swear000 said:
There is no system partition to install to in TWRP. Super is listed twice. It may be nice to know what partitions listed actually mean.
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It would be nice to see users searching by themself.
Google for "dynamic partitions" and "fastbootd". That could also help you to understand why omni is shipped as images for now instead of flashable zip.

vache said:
You'd better check the moto edge tree : https://github.com/boulzordev/android_device_motorola_racer/tree/twrp
Unified one for trinket devices is here : https://github.com/moto-sm6xxx/android_device_motorola_sofiar/tree/twrp
Where to look at :
recovery/root/vendor/firmware - firmwares for touchscreen and vibrator
recovery/root/sbin/modules - drivers for touchscreen/battery/vibrator
recovery/root/sbin/load_ts_firmware.sh - in charge to load modules and tell touchscreen driver which firmware to load
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Oh thanks, I didn't even know you had a moto edge tree. I'll take a look at it and see what I can do with it.

OMNI
vache said:
It would be nice to see users searching by themself.
Google for "dynamic partitions" and "fastbootd". That could also help you to understand why omni is shipped as images for now instead of flashable zip.
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Most people agree OMNI is a great ROM. System, Vendor, and product are critical partitions for ROM flashing so I am surprised TWRP does not toggle them correctly.

Update : https://drive.google.com/file/d/17QLv1Pzq9x1FCzAYKULfUTwn3R0akMXI/view?usp=sharing
Changelog :
-Fixed Novatech touchscreen

vache said:
Update : https://drive.google.com/file/d/17QLv1Pzq9x1FCzAYKULfUTwn3R0akMXI/view?usp=sharing
Changelog :
-Fixed Novatech touchscreen
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I can confirm that it is fixed. I used Magisk's adb/fastboot module to unlock my Moto G Fast with my rooted G7 Play with a USB C to C cable, boot twrp, and make a back up. This is epic!

It took some digging to figure this out, so I'm going to outline the steps for getting this installed without a boot loop.
1. Unlock your device. (I'm not holding your hand here.)
2. Reboot into fastboot.
3. Temporarily boot twrp.
4. Install magisk by flashing the latest zip from twrp. Then flash the copy partitions zip so you don't hard brick.
5. Reboot to system, and you're now rooted.
6. Reboot into recovery.
7. From stock recovery select "enter fastboot" this takes you to "fastboot d" mode.
8. Flash twrp while you're in fastbootd mode.
9. Enjoy! Everything is working perfectly. Rebooting to recovery takes you to TWRP. Rebooting to system gives you root. We also have full decryption support.

Great work

Spaceminer said:
I can confirm that it is fixed. I used Magisk's adb/fastboot module to unlock my Moto G Fast with my rooted G7 Play with a USB C to C cable, boot twrp, and make a back up. This is epic![/QUOTE @Spaceminer View attachment g8fast-nexus7.zip
([emoji88]Omni Rom[emoji88])
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asineth said:
Great work
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Great work fixing the Bluetooth audio [emoji817]
([emoji88]Omni Rom[emoji88])

is it to much to ask for a more through explanation on how to flash twrp and magisk on this phone?.....

ninjakira said:
is it to much to ask for a more through explanation on how to flash twrp and magisk on this phone?.....
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If you have telegram I walk you threw it PoochyX
([emoji88]Omni Rom[emoji88])

PoochyX said:
If you have telegram I walk you threw it PoochyX
([emoji88]Omni Rom[emoji88])
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just send the invite to whatever telegram group then i suppose.....

Spaceminer said:
It took some digging to figure this out, so I'm going to outline the steps for getting this installed without a boot loop.
1. Unlock your device. (I'm not holding your hand here.)
2. Reboot into fastboot.
3. Temporarily boot twrp.
4. Install magisk by flashing the latest zip from twrp. Then flash the copy partitions zip so you don't hard brick.
5. Reboot to system, and you're now rooted.
6. Reboot into recovery.
7. From stock recovery select "enter fastboot" this takes you to "fastboot d" mode.
8. Flash twrp while you're in fastbootd mode.
9. Enjoy! Everything is working perfectly. Rebooting to recovery takes you to TWRP. Rebooting to system gives you root. We also have full decryption support.
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I'm rather new to the scene, everything you're saying here makes sense except the copypartions.zip. Is this something that is the same for all phones or is there a special file i should have for the g fast?

and still bootloop lmao, im doing the exact steps provided exactly as i see them on this thread, christ ill send 20 bucks through paypal to whoever makes a actual detailed guide with explanations on what to do like for example what is the copy partitions zip? whats it for? do i make a patched boot image first if im coming from full stock? do i do any of this to the other partition? treat it like your making it for noobs like christ is it that hard to help out now lmao

ninjakira said:
and still bootloop lmao, im doing the exact steps provided exactly as i see them on this thread, christ ill send 20 bucks through paypal to whoever makes a actual detailed guide with explanations on what to do like for example what is the copy partitions zip? whats it for? do i make a patched boot image first if im coming from full stock? do i do any of this to the other partition? treat it like your making it for noobs like christ is it that hard to help out now lmao
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If you have done an OTA update on the phone, AFAIK you don't need the copy-partitions.zip. The zip copies needed partitions from the used slot to the unused slot. So if it does change from one to another, you aren't left with a completely blank slot with nothing on it. (As i said, if you have done a OTA update, both slots will be populated, so it isn't necessary to flash the zip..)
SOMEONE SMARTER THAN ME CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG ON THE ABOVE STATEMENT PLEASE
So.. assuming you are on clean stock and you have done an OTA update... In fastboot:
(make sure you have a magisk.zip on your phone or sd card)
Code:
fastboot flash recovery <twrpfilename>.img
Then enter recovery mode from the bootloader menu you are still in.
Wait for twrp to load, install magisk, reboot.
Profit.
Now you are rooted, with twrp permanently installed.
p.s: Keep the 20 bucks and send it to vache :silly:

Question How to uninstall Orangefox Recovery

Hello.
Recently I installed Orangefox Recovery but it didn't decrypt and so it didn't show the internal storage.
I wanted to uninstall it and install TWRP with fastboot but it has replaced fastboot.
The fastboot AND adb commands didn't work.
Am I stuck with Orangefox Recovery? Please help.

galaxy_y_yann said:
Hello.
Recently I installed Orangefox Recovery but it didn't decrypt and so it didn't show the internal storage.
I wanted to uninstall it and install TWRP with fastboot but it has replaced fastboot.
The fastboot AND adb commands didn't work.
Am I stuck with Orangefox Recovery? Please help.
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Flash directly twrp as img via orangefox

Laptapper said:
Flash directly twrp as img via orangefox
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The thing is that Orangefox doesn't see the internal storage

galaxy_y_yann said:
The thing is that Orangefox doesn't see the internal storage
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Take a micro sd card or an usb c stick

galaxy_y_yann said:
I wanted to uninstall it and install TWRP with fastboot but it has replaced fastboot.
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Yesterday I tested also this version of OrangeFox-R11.1_2-Beta-sweet, but after that I had NO any problems installing back TWRP via fastboot.
Replacing fastboot, this sounds VERY strange - are you sure that you are not making any mistake?

lubo777 said:
Yesterday I tested also this version of OrangeFox-R11.1_2-Beta-sweet, but after that I had NO any problems installing back TWRP via fastboot.
Replacing fastboot, this sounds VERY strange - are you sure that you are not making any mistake?
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Yeah, Orangefox replaced the original fastboot

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Orangefox isn't a Windows program I think though.

Okay, I found the problem.
Via ArrowOS (or another OSS vendor rom based on Pixel Experience), I was able to reboot to the original fastboot (bootloader) and I was able to flash TWRP.
Thanks for the help though.

Question No TWRP folder

I have flashed TWRP to recovery (on my unlocked Redmi Note 10 Pro) and can access it no problem. But I have no TWRP folder on my phone and cannot see one when connected to my computer.
I have reflashed to try to fix it, but no change. I found a thread where the suggested terminal commands but I would need to root my phone and I don't think that is something I should be doing. Any suggestions?

31272809 said:
I have flashed TWRP to recovery (on my unlocked Redmi Note 10 Pro) and can access it no problem. But I have no TWRP folder on my phone and cannot see one when connected to my computer.
I have reflashed to try to fix it, but no change. I found a thread where the suggested terminal commands but I would need to root my phone and I don't think that is something I should be doing. Any suggestions?
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I think you can't access internal storage in case of encryption.
Google about decryption pros cons ... if you're fine with decryption check out dfe in our forum

Laptapper said:
I think you can't access internal storage in case of encryption.
Google about decryption pros cons ... if you're fine with decryption check out dfe in our forum
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I read about that but I thought I'd see 0MB or weird filenames while looking at the filesystem in TWRP recovery and neither is the case. I did have to enter my password the first time I used TWRP and I have never been asked for it since.

31272809 said:
I read about that but I thought I'd see 0MB or weird filenames while looking at the filesystem in TWRP recovery and neither is the case. I did have to enter my password the first time I used TWRP and I have never been asked for it since.
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Which recovery you've installed? Try newest orange fox

Laptapper said:
Which recovery you've installed? Try newest orange fox
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So I had twrp 3.6_11-sweet installed. I just flashed Orange fox (the latest stable version) to recovery, and then I could no longer access recovery - it just restarted to flashboot. I had this problem when I tried to flash the Pixel Experience image too.
So I flashed TWRP to recovery again and everything is back to normal. But the problem is that I can’t use TWRP because there’s no folder installed.

31272809 said:
So I had twrp 3.6_11-sweet installed. I just flashed Orange fox (the latest stable version) to recovery, and then I could no longer access recovery - it just restarted to flashboot. I had this problem when I tried to flash the Pixel Experience image too.
So I flashed TWRP to recovery again and everything is back to normal. But the problem is that I can’t use TWRP because there’s no folder installed.
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How you exactly flashed recovery?
Orange fox is working quite good....

Laptapper said:
How you exactly flashed recovery?
Orange fox is working quite good....
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So I put the phone in fastboot mode -> connected to PC with usb -> check connection in cmd (fastboot devices) -> fastboot flash recovery "recovery_orange fox.img" -> power+up
And I get sent back to the fastboot screen
I must be doing something wrong but I have watched videos and read instructions and I don't know what it is.

31272809 said:
So I put the phone in fastboot mode -> connected to PC with usb -> check connection in cmd (fastboot devices) -> fastboot flash recovery "recovery_orange fox.img" -> power+up
And I get sent back to the fastboot screen
I must be doing something wrong but I have watched videos and read instructions and I don't know what it is.
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Sounds ok
But without the quotes and no spaces, means change the file name like cmd:
fastboot flash recovery orangefox.img

Laptapper said:
Sounds ok
But without the quotes and no spaces, means change the file name like cmd:
fastboot flash recovery orangefox.img
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I renamed the file but same result - it cycles through back to fastboot instead of recovery.
I don't understand. It's like it only accepts the twrp image, but even that doesn't install right.

31272809 said:
I renamed the file but same result - it cycles through back to fastboot instead of recovery.
I don't understand. It's like it only accepts the twrp image, but even that doesn't install right.
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Please make a pc screenshot from flashing progress
You've switched on developer option usb debugging?

Laptapper said:
Please make a pc screenshot from flashing progress
You've switched on developer option usb debugging?
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Here's the screenshot. Inbetween flashing recoveryorangefox.img and twrp.img I have tried to reboot into recovery and I have been sent back to fastboot.
Yes, usb debugging is on in the settings.

31272809 said:
Here's the screenshot. Inbetween flashing recoveryorangefox.img and twrp.img I have tried to reboot into recovery and I have been sent back to fastboot.
Yes, usb debugging is on in the settings.
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Check out here
How to Enter Recovery Mode ? Volume Up and Power enabling Fastboot
Today I flashed EU RoM 13.0.4 to my Redmi Note 10 pro . Phone is working fine but I installed orange recovery and the process completed successfully on pc . When I press power and volume up it going to Fastboot mode instead of recovery mode. How...
forum.xda-developers.com
And take the files which there are downloadable
Try after flashing to boot via hardware keys and also via adb.
If both not working, I think you have to flash fastboot image via PC miflash and boot it to switch developer usb debugging on and restart to fastboot mode and flash twrp again.....

31272809 said:
Here's the screenshot. Inbetween flashing recoveryorangefox.img and twrp.img I have tried to reboot into recovery and I have been sent back to fastboot.
Yes, usb debugging is on in the settings.
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One more idea, before starting from scratch:
After flashing twrp disconnecting usb and then rebooting to recovery by pressing power and vol+ until you'll see the logo and feel the vibration

Why don't you test the recovery using fastboot boot? My recommendation is never to flash any recovery before successfully having it started manually once.
My personal approach is, never to install any recovery but only boot it in case it is needed. Disadvantage is that you need to be near a computer if you want to run it.

fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.6.0_11-0-sweet.img
fastboot boot twrp-3.6.0_11-0-sweet.img

Ashle said:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.6.0_11-0-sweet.img
fastboot boot twrp-3.6.0_11-0-sweet.img
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Hi all, there's been some progress but I'd like your advice before continuing. I have my preferred ROM (Pixel Experience, zipped) copied to my SD card and I can see my SD card under Install option on TWRP. My phone data has been formatted (using the twrp Wipe option). Should I try installing from the SD card? I'm nervous since I know missing steps was warned against in the installation instructions.

1. Wipe Data/Cache
2. Format Data (yes)
3. Flash ROM Pixel Experience.zip
4. Reboot System

Ashle said:
1. Wipe Data/Cache
2. Format Data (yes)
3. Flash ROM Pixel Experience.zip
4. Reboot System
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Is 1 included in 2, or should I do something else as well?
If I'm okay to move to step 3, do I reboot to recovery or reboot into (hopefully) my new ROM?

Copy Pixel Experience.zip to sdcard
reboot to recovery
All over TWRP
1. Wipe Data/Cache
2. Format Data (yes)
3. Flash ROM Install Pixel Experience.zip
4. Reboot System

Ashle said:
Copy Pixel Experience.zip to sdcard
reboot to recovery
All over TWRP
1. Wipe Data/Cache
2. Format Data (yes)
3. Flash ROM Install Pixel Experience.zip
4. Reboot System
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It didn't work.