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Hi,
I am using the latest version of TWRP, but I see two weird things:
1.- It's slow to install ROMS, takes much more time than in the N4, really slow.. like three times more time!
2.- The date is messed up (1970 :S).
What is your experience?
The dates messed up but I don't think it's slow.
jd1639 said:
The dates messed up but I don't think it's slow.
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Did you have a N4?
peikojose said:
Did you have a N4?
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I don't have a n4 but I find twrp to run much faster on my n5 than on my s2 skyrocket.
Backup took a mighty long time...
Format of system partition or cache sometimes takes a while too, like15-20 min.
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When I first installed twrp I tried to install a custom ROM but it was unsuccessful I had to restart Twrp for it to install successfully but no more problems after that?
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neoneras said:
Format of system partition or cache sometimes takes a while too, like15-20 min.
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Do u have the latest version 2.6.3.4? This issue has been fixed afaik. Wipes are very fast on my end.
Flashing some custom roms can take a while though.
Primokorn said:
Do u have the latest version 2.6.3.4? This issue has been fixed afaik. Wipes are very fast on my end.
Flashing some custom roms can take a while though.
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Thanks for info!
My TWRP version is not the latest one, it's 2.6.3.2 (got it automatically downloaded with toolkit I think). Will upgrade then I get back home and see what happens.
U need the newest one
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realy slow ??
Flashing Cataclysm rom takes about a good 3-5 minutes. It just shows an animated loading bar, but doesn't seem to make any progress, then all of a sudden finishes. Scary, but still installs fine.
Just doesn't install as quickly as say a Note 2 flashing a rom.
It depends on the ROM you are flashing. Flashing is very fast with OmniROM for instance.
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It depends on the ROM you are flashing. Flashing is very fast with OmniROM for instance.
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formatting of /system is still extremely slow, even with 2.6.3.4. once /system has been formatted, everything else is very quick.
tsubus said:
formatting of /system is still extremely slow, even with 2.6.3.4. once /system has been formatted, everything else is very quick.
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I disagree... A full wipe (system+data+cache+dalvik) requires about 5s to be completed. ^^
Primokorn said:
I disagree... A full wipe (system+data+cache+dalvik) requires about 5s to be completed. ^^
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Full wipe from TWRP is quick, it's the wipe of /system when you install a ROM that is extremely slow.
tsubus said:
Full wipe from TWRP is quick, it's the wipe of /system when you install a ROM that is extremely slow.
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What you're saying is that it's the ROM fault, is that it? Or this behaviour doesn't happen with CWM (flashing the same ROM obviously)?
a hammerhead wrote this.
Updating to latest twrp
May I ask where to get the latest version of TWRP and what is the best way to flash it, please? Thanks.
PhilipTD said:
May I ask where to get the latest version of TWRP and what is the best way to flash it, please? Thanks.
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Download TWRP manager from the play store, there's an option to install TWRP recovery under advanced I believe. If not under advance its under one of the options
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jd1639 said:
I don't have a n4 but I find twrp to run much faster on my n5 than on my s2 skyrocket.
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Aren't you being an intruder?
Okay, I've looked everywhere but I haven't found any solutions. I was running PA and everything was fine. Flashed purity, booted, and phone was FC. Went back to twrp (latest version) to restore backup. It requested a password. I have never set one. I hit cancel, clicked restore, and my entire sdcard partition is gone. Tried cwm, same thing. Error mounting /data. I'd really appreciate some help here. I'm an experienced ROM flasher. Been doing it a while. Is there anything I can do to fix it, short of flashing factory image?
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Try wipe cache first
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Try wipe cache first
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I just kept trying to format data and it finally worked. Weird. I'm adb side loading PA right now so hopefully that'll work.
Edit: just finished sideloading. It booted, but on the setup screen, I have a reoccurring "unfortunately, phone has stopped" message. Recovery still says unable to mount storage when trying to wipe anything.
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Flash stock images and reroot to fix
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CRIME INC. said:
Flash stock images and reroot to fix
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Yeah I figured I'd have to do that. I just didn't want to. Haha
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CRIME INC. said:
Flash stock images and reroot to fix
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Completely unnecessary.
The ROM has a backup script that saves your Google apps as well as the dialer if you flashed that. That conflicts with a fresh install.
All you need to do is, factory reset, wipe system so that the script has nothing to backup, them flash ROM and gapps. That's it.
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Pirateghost said:
Completely unnecessary.
The ROM has a backup script that saves your Google apps as well as the dialer if you flashed that. That conflicts with a fresh install.
All you need to do is, factory reset, wipe system so that the script has nothing to backup, them flash ROM and gapps. That's it.
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Good to know.:thumbup:
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Hi everyone!
Nexus battery's become pretty sloppy out of nowhere, I've tried all the techniques to get my battery back up, but nothing... I want to reset my nexus back to factory because I've put a load of rubbish on here that I really don't need that showed it down. What o want to know is what will happen if I factory reset? And how do I do it through TWRP? I wanna completely clean my phone back to scratch, except from my ROM, Kernel and TWRP... I know how to back up my app data so that's not a problem... Will it delete my internal storage because that's one thing I don't want to happen... Any help is appreciated thanks!
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Only stock /recovery wipes /sdcard. Custom recovery leaves it alone. So just choose the wipe data / factory reset option in your recovery
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rootSU said:
Only stock /recovery wipes /sdcard. Custom recovery leaves it alone. So just choose the wipe data / factory reset option in your recovery
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Will this delete my custom ROM/Kernel/TWRP?
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ProVickers said:
Will this delete my custom ROM/Kernel/TWRP?
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No of course not! Wipe data / factory reset only wipes /data.
This is all pretty basic. Perhaps read the root sticky thread at the top of this forum for a greater understanding.
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Hi. I have a rooted Nexus 5 with stock ROM & kernel, Xposed installed and TWRP recovery. I'd like to do a factory reset, and by "factory reset" I mean I'd like to have it as if it was brand new. No apps, no media, etc. I think I can keep TWRP, but nothing else. I'd like to have it as it was the first time I powered it on. Can I do that from TWRP? Because I know that when you do a factory reset from recovery, usually, the /data/media directory isn't wiped.
You can not do it from twrp. I'd recommend flashing the factory image and then rerooting.
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jd1639 said:
You can not do it from twrp. I'd recommend flashing the factory image and then rerooting.
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Ok, thank you.
jd1639 said:
You can not do it from twrp. I'd recommend flashing the factory image and then rerooting.
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Maybe I can't read, but why won't factory reset + intsd wipe in TWRP do what he needs?
I'm looking at TWRP right now and I'm not sure which option you would use, there's format data on the main wipe screen, and when you go into advanced there's internal storage. I'm thinking you want to wipe internal storage, but someone else with knowledge of this should chime in first before you do it. I've never factory restored a phone through recovery so I'm not sure. Wouldn't locking and unlocking your bootloader with ADB accomplish the same thing?
There is literally a sticky in one of the Nexus forums that explains how to go back to bone stock. check it out, should be everything you need.
Pain-N-Panic said:
There is literally a sticky in one of the Nexus forums that explains how to go back to bone stock. check it out, should be everything you need.
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Right, but if you want to retain root and recovery like TWRP, can't you just format your storage through recovery?
Aerowinder said:
Maybe I can't read, but why won't factory reset + intsd wipe in TWRP do what he needs?
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OP was not explicit. Asked for it to be like first time powered on which I suspect was not with a custom rom or kernel. Think OP needs to elaborate on what is desired but no recovery can replace rom and kernel with the "factory reset" option
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rootSU said:
OP was not explicit. Asked for it to be like first time powered on which I suspect was not with a custom rom or kernel. Think OP needs to elaborate on what is desired but no recovery can replace rom and kernel with the "factory reset" option
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It seems he want's to go completely back to stock while keeping TWRP.
t1.8matt said:
It seems he want's to go completely back to stock while keeping TWRP.
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Yes. That's how it reads to me
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Hey folks, here's a really nooby question for you. I apologise in advance, this is my first android phone, and I'm a little confused and paranoid about updating my ROM with a new version of android.
I want to get Paranoid Android on 4.4.3 on my phone, I'm currently using Slimkat on 4.4.2. How would I go about installing PA on 4.4.3 on my phone? Is it as simple as a quick flash of the PA ROM, or is it more difficult then that?
What I'm trying to ask is, how would I go about installing Paranoid Android that is built for KitKat 4.4.3 on my phone which is currently running SlimKat built for KitKat 4.4.2.
Thank you in advance for all answers
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Just wipe and flash. After a backup of course.
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CRIME INC. said:
Just wipe and flash. After a backup of course.
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Really? Thought it would be harder then that. Cheers, can anyone confirm?
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@ProVickers
Wipe everything (cache, dalvic, data), format /system and then flash the PA.zip followed by the gapps.
Yes sir.
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vin4yak said:
@ProVickers
Wipe everything (cache, dalvic, data), format /system and then flash the PA.zip followed by the gapps.
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Not too keen on wiping data. Any better way then that? Cheers.
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Would it work if I flashed the PA 4.4.2 version on my phone, then used the built in PA OTA thing to get the 4.4.3 update for me? I don't know. Just an idea
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ProVickers said:
Not too keen on wiping data. Any better way then that? Cheers.
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Backup your apps with app like Rom toolbox or titanium backup and wipe data. If you don't, there will most certainly be errors and crashes all over the rom.
And don't confuse data with internal storage. You can keep your storage, but it is also recommended to format it when switching roms.
So yeah...backup, throw on PC, flash. It's the most safe and fast way, otherwise you may be wasting time flashing again and again while cleaning of any mistakes.
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Dawnut said:
Backup your apps with app like Rom toolbox or titanium backup and wipe data. If you don't, there will most certainly be errors and crashes all over the rom.
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Thinking about it now it sounds a little better. Use TiBu to backup my apps and make a backup of my internal storage on my computer to drag and drop back later. This wouldn't break root or re-lock bootloader will it?
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Not too keen on wiping data. Any better way then that? Cheers.
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Factoring reset/data reset from a custom recovery won't touch /sdcard. All your personal files will be fine.
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Would it work if I flashed the PA 4.4.2 version on my phone, then used the built in PA OTA thing to get the 4.4.3 update for me? I don't know. Just an idea
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Why do you want to lengthen the process?? Wipe, format system, flash PA, gapps. Done!
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Thinking about it now it sounds a little better. Use TiBu to backup my apps and make a backup of my internal storage on my computer to drag and drop back later. This wouldn't break root or re-lock bootloader will it?
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No, when done flashing the rom, if the rom comes rooted, I recommend installing SuperSU from the play store. It is a standart root app and pretty good one too. Otherwise, it won't affect neither your root or bootloader.
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ProVickers said:
Thinking about it now it sounds a little better. Use TiBu to backup my apps and make a backup of my internal storage on my computer to drag and drop back later. This wouldn't break root or re-lock bootloader will it?
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No Sir, it won't!
Edit: Ugh.. Getting ninja'd a lot of times recently
vin4yak said:
Factoring reset/data reset from a custom recovery won't touch /sdcard. All your personal files will be fine.
Why do you want to lengthen the process?? Wipe, format system, flash PA, gapps. Done!
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oh, really? Awesome! What do you mean by format system? I've never came across this. Cheers
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ProVickers said:
oh, really? Awesome! What do you mean by format system? I've never came across this. Cheers
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Boot into recovery > Wipe > Format system. The path should be something like this. It wipes EVERYTHING, including internal storage. So backup!
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ProVickers said:
oh, really? Awesome! What do you mean by format system? I've never came across this. Cheers
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If you're using Philz, Go to mounts and storage and format system from there. It won't wipe your sdcard.
Dawnut said:
Boot into recovery > Wipe > Format system. The path should be something like this. It wipes EVERYTHING, including internal storage. So backup!
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Formatting /system doesn't wipe internal storage. It just formats the /system partition.
vin4yak said:
Formatting /system doesn't wipe internal storage. It just formats the /system partition.
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Um, sorry about that, got a little carried away [emoji28] Thanks for noticing.
Dawnut said:
Um, sorry about that, got a little carried away [emoji28] Thanks for noticing.
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Hah, happens! I see everybody's loving the new SwiftKey app! ?
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vin4yak said:
Hah, happens! I see everybody's loving the new SwiftKey app! ?
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I am using the integrated swype thing in the AOSP keyboard, but guess it's the same
The PA zip will actually format /system before it install the new ROM over your system. I'm old school and still format system manually through recovery but if you don't know where that is in the recovery version I wouldn't sweat it. If you have problems after boot you may need to go in and figure out how to do it yourself but like I said most ROMs on the forum format /system before installing new system.
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Beamer9408 said:
The PA zip will actually format /system before it install the new ROM over your system. I'm old school and still format system manually through recovery but if you don't know where that is in the recovery version I wouldn't sweat it. If you have problems after boot you may need to go in and figure out how to do it yourself but like I said most ROMs on the forum format /system before installing new system.
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Yes it formats system but if there is anything in addon.d directory it will bring over some undesirables at times. Best to manually wipe system to keep it clean.
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