Problem occuring in TWRP 3.2.1 and 3.2.3
Can't flash any custom ROM and don't have a backup.
File systems:
Dalvik/ART Cache - Invalid partition selection
system - ext4
data - ext4
internal storage - Invalid partition selection
cache-f2fs
external_sd - ext4
I tried anything that i could think of!
Did somebody else had this type of problem? I need help guys!
Related
Amon_Ra's Recovery
Reboot system now :: Self explanatory.
Reboots device
USB-MS toggle :: USB Mass Storage.
Mounts the SD card
Backup/Restore (See NANDroid backups
for more information)
Nand backup :: Creates a backup of /
system, /data, /boot, /cache, and /
sdcard/.android_secure (on SD card)
Nand + ext backup :: Creates a Nand
backup plus /sd-ext ( apps2SD) (on SD
card)
Nand restore :: Restores a backup (from
SD card)
Backup Google proprietary system files ::
Creates a backup of gapps
Restore Google proprietary system files ::
Restores a backup of gapps
Flash zip from sdcard :: Flash (install) a
properly formated .zip file
Wipe
Wipe ALL userdata :: wipes /data, /
cache, /sd-ext, and /
sdcard/ .android_secure
Wipe only /data :: wipes /data (user
data)
Wipe only /sd-ext :: wipes /sd-ext
(traditionally Apps2SD)
Wipe only /sdcard/ .android_secure ::
wipes /sdcard/ .android_secure (froyo
Apps2SD)
Wipe only /cache :: wipes /cache
(sometimes used as temp storage for
updates, etc)
Wipe only Dalvik-cache :: wipes /data/
dalvik-cache
Wipe only battery stats :: wipes battery
usages stats
Wipe only rotate settings :: wipes
rotation (accelerometer) data
Partition sdcard
Partition SD :: Starts a wizard to
partition the SD card
Repair SD:ext :: attempts to repair the /
sd-ext partition
SD: ext2 to ext3 :: converts /sd-ext from
ext2 to ext3
SD: ext3 to ext4 :: converts /sd-ext from
ext3 to ext4
Mounts
Mount/Unmount /system :: Mounts or
Unmounts the /system partition
Mount/Unmount /cache :: Mounts or
Unmounts the /cache partition
Mount/Unmount /data :: Mounts or
Unmounts the /data partition
Mount/Unmount /sd-ext :: Mounts or
Unmounts the /sd-ext partition
Mount/Unmount /sdcard :: Mounts or
Unmounts the SD card
Other
Fix apk uid mismatches :: Attempts to fix
the apks permissions
Move recovery.log to SD :: moves
recovery.log to the SD card
Toggle Signature Verify :: Turns
Signature Verification on/off, allowing
you to flash unsigned .zip files
Power off :: Self explanatory
CLOCKWORK MOD
reboot system now
apply update from sdcard :: Installs the
update.zip located in the root of your SD
card
wipe data/factory reset :: Obvious -
clears everything (except your SD card,
hopefully)
wipe cache partition :: erases and
formats /cache
install zip from sdcard
apply /sdcard/update.zip :: Installs the
update.zip located in the root of your SD
card
choose zip from sdcard :: Lets you
browse for and pick the update or
installation zip file
toggle signature verification :: Turns zip
package signature requirement on/off
toggle script asserts
backup and restore
backup :: Performs a full backup (boot,
system, data, cache)
'restore :: Restores the most recent full
backup
advanced restore :: Allows you to select a
backup, as well as select what part of the
backup to restore (boot, system, data,
cache, sd-ext)
mounts and storage
unmount /cache
mount /data
unmount /sdcard
mount /system
mount /sd-ext
format /cache
format /data
format /sdcard
format /system
format /sd-ext
mount USB storage
advanced
Reboot Recovery
Wipe Dalvik Cache
Wipe Battery Stats
Report Error :: Creates recovery.log in /
sdcard/clockworkmod/ so you can use it
to sumbit error reports using ROM
Manager
Key Test :: Allows you to test your
hardware keys on the device
Partition SD Card :: Allows you to create
an ext partition on your SD card from
128M to 4096M
Fix Permissions :: Resets system
permissions back to their default values
power off
Control files
when placed at /sdcard/clockworkmod/
These files alter clockworkmod default
behavior *use with caution*
options for response fields
.no_confirm
.one_confirm
options for taskbars
.hidenandroidprogress
source - cyanogenmod
Hello,
I'm trying to erase cache using the stock recovery. But get stucks for ever at this point:
-- Wiping cache... -
Formatting /cache...
I'm using Recovery version: KOT49H
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EDIT/UPDATE:
This is how i fixed this:
1) I flashed cache partition: Fastboot flash cache cache.img
2) I tried to format /cache until it get stuck for ever (again...)...
3) Manually rebooted and entered Recovery Mode again. (with a lot of fails regarding the mount of the /cache partition, can't mount cache blablabla).
4) Tried to format (the unmounted) /cache anyway...
5) Waited 1-2 minutes......
6) Format /cache is complete.
7) rebooted again to recovery mode and this time (like the 1st time) /cache is successfully mounted but now i'm able to format it without anydelays (Fixed)!
I wiped my partitions and changed the file system by mistake with TWRP recovery. Can you tell me the type of file system for data, cache and system partitions used by defaut for each one ? ( f2fs or ext4 ? ) : my model is XT1039. Thanks.
f2fs.
Hi, I'm new to flashing custom rom. I've accidentally change the file system of my Dalvik Cache to FAT, (the default is ext4). I want to revert it back to ext4 but when I select it, it says invalid partition selection. I haven't flashed a custom rom yet. What should I do next?
gianski said:
Hi, I'm new to flashing custom rom. I've accidentally change the file system of my Dalvik Cache to FAT, (the default is ext4). I want to revert it back to ext4 but when I select it, it says invalid partition selection. I haven't flashed a custom rom yet. What should I do next?
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AFAIK, dalvik-cache is just a directory present inside /data partition, which is EXT4 formatted (or even F2FS)..
How did you even do that??
There's no separate partition for dalvik-cache.
Maybe you would have changed the file system of /cache partition..
And, to make it clear, /cache partition doesn't hold dalvik-cache.
GokulNC said:
AFAIK, dalvik-cache is just a directory present inside /data partition, which is EXT4 formatted (or even F2FS)..
How did you even do that??
There's no separate partition for dalvik-cache.
Maybe you would have changed the file system of /cache partition..
And, to make it clear, /cache partition doesn't hold dalvik-cache.
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In TWRP, there's a Wipe option and then I selected Dalvik-cache and mistakenly change the File System to FAT. Now I can't mount it.
Im sure most of us now know /data is formatted as F2FS
i am trying to format /data as EXT4 for testing purposes however i cant get it to boot
i have added a line in the fstab for ext4 on the /data partition
once i format /data as ext4 in twrp i get a error saying that the device is corrupt and that i need to format/wipe my device
anyone have any ideas on how i can get this working please
ok no longer get 'device is corrupt' message
just stuck on the google icon with the bar loading - still no boot.