Is the partition name really "Recovery"? Why can't I find this partition here.
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There isn't a recovery partition any more on A/B devices (like this one), it's integrated with the boot image. To use TWRP, I had to flash the TWRP image as the boot image, and then flash the original boot image back when I didn't want the phone to boot into TWRP any more.
huangsijun17 said:
Is the partition name really "Recovery"? Why can't I find this partition here.
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THE PICTURE THAT WE SEE IN FRONT OF BOOT ANIMATION.
FLASHED IN RECOVERY THIS UPDATE.ZIP & GET THE IMAGE AS A SCREENSHOT.
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THE PICTURE THAT WE SEE IN FRONT OF BOOT ANIMATION.
FLASHED IN RECOVERY THIS UPDATE.ZIP & GET THE IMAGE AS A SCREENSHOT.
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NICE I see boot splash logo creator worked for you
@F4uzan
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Hello, I have tried the 'Partition Table Tool' to maximize my storage on the LG L90 D405. But since I run that script I'm not able to mount the cache partition in twrp anymore. So I'm also not able to flash a ROM like Cyanogenmod. Therefore I have tried to flash the Stock ROM and reset the device. But it doesnt works. After I connect the device to my pc and click 'Retry' it says the following:
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If somebody could help me this would be great!
Edit.: Now I'm able to mount the cache partition. But still can't flash the stock rom.
Reboot to TWRP holding Volume Up and Power until you see twrp splash screen,
press Wipe then Advanced Wipe and select the Data partition.
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Now click on Repair or Change file system and click on Resize File System.
Swipe and done!
Warning Your data will be lost so don't forget to backup!
Repartitioning with ODIN works too.
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Repartitioning with ODIN works too.
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exact , factory reset works too
1) Unlock your bootloader
2)Go to fastboot mode
3) Flash the below patched boot.img
command to flash patched boot.img
Code:
fastboot flash boot patched.img
Download Link - Here
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Patched boot.img will only work for the current firmware version.
You should include which version this is for.
Also the boot.img is likely different for
XT-2091-3, XT-2091-4, XT-2091-9...
and possibly different for software channels
RetBR, TelEU, RetRU...
Instead of making such a post, direct the people to Magisk.
Let me make such a guide.
I created a minimalistic looking Lenovo P2 boot logo and flashed it into mine.
I thought why not share it with the community, you guys might like it
Attached the image and logo.bin below
Guide on how to flash a new bootlogo
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I created a minimalistic looking Lenovo P2 boot logo and flashed it into mine.
I thought why not share it with the community, you guys might like it
Attached the image and logo.bin below
Guide on how to flash a new bootlogo
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