Custom recovery of sir @askuccio i used it on my mate 10 lite, now i am be able to manage backup on twrp.
Custom Recovery TWRP askuccio link
Q: How to flash? i have already custom recovery [other twrp recovery]
A: Reboot to bootloader and connect to your computer.
installation:
fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk yourcustomimg.img
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how do you access it? when I boot to recovery it boots to erecovery
Deathecho said:
how do you access it? when I boot to recovery it boots to erecovery
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Try this TWRP (Pretoriano80)
https://mega.nz/#!R01lVK5L!1o5ejzDnkLJLG2tAZG-STtlJ4nnNCHfwwZdOlmOkrVw
bozka1 said:
Try this TWRP (Pretoriano80)
https://mega.nz/#!R01lVK5L!1o5ejzDnkLJLG2tAZG-STtlJ4nnNCHfwwZdOlmOkrVw
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Thanks that one works well
Does wiping bugged on this twrp as well? because last one screwed things up when I tried to do a factory reset/wipe on
edit: it only worked the first time second time I had to enter through stock recovery again
I entered stock recovery > format > then it launched twrp
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I bought this phone so I can get access to a lot of different roms... I'm trying to install twrp as my recovery or cmw but when I flash it after unlocking the boot loader with cmw it doesn't stay installed and revert back to the original request and the twrp I get an error message in twrp about original recovery and then the phone goes into a boot loop. It has the latest OS version running with April Security fixes... please help
Flash twrp as it is a more versatile and widely supported recovery.
Flash twrp in fastboot mode. After flashing, use the power and volume buttons to boot directly to twrp, do not reboot the phone until after you have entered recovery.
audit13 said:
Flash twrp as it is a more versatile and widely supported recovery.
Flash twrp in fastboot mode. After flashing, use the power and volume buttons to boot directly to twrp, do not reboot the phone until after you have entered recovery.
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did exactly what you said and im getting thr error / system to prevent the stock rom from replacing twrp...
whats happening
I recommend flashing the latest stock rom to make sure the phone boots properly.Then, I would flash twrp again.
audit13 said:
I recommend flashing the latest stock rom to make sure the phone boots properly.Then, I would flash twrp again.
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Did that and flashed twrp and I'm still getting the error...
I unlocked boot loader
Flashed twrp
With USB still plugged in I selected recovery from the fastboot menu...
Boots to recovery and still get that error message
Am I doing something wrong
You're flashing 2.8.7 for the hammerhead?
audit13 said:
You're flashing 2.8.7 for the hammerhead?
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No I'm flashing the latest 3.0.2 version is that the problem?
I would try 2.8.7
Hi,
was trying to install new ROM & completly wipe out OPO (Including OS). to do so got some error in zip file execution.
So tried to update TWRP (2.8.6 to 3.0.2) and now stuck into OPO boot screen.
Please help!
Thanks in advance!
BR//
Ashok
ashokyadav668 said:
Hi,
was trying to install new ROM & completly wipe out OPO (Including OS). to do so got some error in zip file execution.
So tried to update TWRP (2.8.6 to 3.0.2) and now stuck into OPO boot screen.
Please help!
Thanks in advance!
BR//
Ashok
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Can you boot into the recovery? Or fastboot? Also before trying to install a new ROM did you backup your previous?
Durso81 said:
Can you boot into the recovery? Or fastboot? Also before trying to install a new ROM did you backup your previous?
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Can't boot into recovery mode, maybe something went wrong while updating TWRP to 3.0.2 but can boot into fastboot.
also had backup of previous rom but since i can't boot into TWRP now so can't restore it. Earlier on TWRP 2.8.6 i was getting zip file execution error while restoring/installing new ROM.
So for now i have only access to fastboot mode, how to proceed futher?
ashokyadav668 said:
Can't boot into recovery mode, maybe something went wrong while updating TWRP to 3.0.2 but can boot into fastboot.
also had backup of previous rom but since i can't boot into TWRP now so can't restore it. Earlier on TWRP 2.8.6 i was getting zip file execution error while restoring/installing new ROM.
So for now i have only access to fastboot mode, how to proceed futher?
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You have 2 options you can flash the stock rom and recovery via fastboot here is a guide http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/general/guide-return-opo-to-100-stock-t2826541 (Just skip step 4 don't relock the bootloader specially if you want to install TWRP) Make sure you download the correct file there is a 64gb and a 16gb listed in this guide or you can download the stock file straight from cynogen OS here https://cyngn.com/support
Or you can reinstall TWRP via fastboot by downloading TWRP here https://dl.twrp.me/bacon/ and install your backup if its still there. If its not there you can either download and install any custom rom you want or if you want the stock rom go with option 1 above and then re-install twrp. (Always remeber after installing TWRP don't fully boot into the system or you will loose TWRP, boot straight to recovery once its done flashing TWRP by holding the power button and volume down. )
Durso81 said:
You have 2 options you can flash the stock rom and recovery via fastboot here is a guide http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/general/guide-return-opo-to-100-stock-t2826541 (Just skip step 4 don't relock the bootloader specially if you want to install TWRP) Make sure you download the correct file there is a 64gb and a 16gb listed in this guide or you can download the stock file straight from cynogen OS here https://cyngn.com/support
Or you can reinstall TWRP via fastboot by downloading TWRP here https://dl.twrp.me/bacon/ and install your backup if its still there. If its not there you can either download and install any custom rom you want or if you want the stock rom go with option 1 above and then re-install twrp. (Always remeber after installing TWRP don't fully boot into the system or you will loose TWRP, boot straight to recovery once its done flashing TWRP by holding the power button and volume down. )
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Thanks!
Do you recommend any video guide for option 2 (TWRP via Fastboot).
ashokyadav668 said:
Thanks!
Do you recommend any video guide for option 2 (TWRP via Fastboot).
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Never watched a video so can't recommend one particular. But here is a link to all guides and how to http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/general/index-oneplus-one-resources-compilation-t2843675
Also there is a one click tool here to make it easy
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/development/toolbox-oneplus-one-toolbox-t2808987
ashokyadav668 said:
Thanks!
Do you recommend any video guide for option 2 (TWRP via Fastboot).
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Thank you Durso81,
i have successfully installed TWRP & ROM.
Thanks for your time & effort for a beginner.
Guys i faced a wierd problem . I flashed twrp image and then twrp zip and then magisk ..i rebooted and when i tried to boot in recovery . The recovery was gone but magisk is still . What should i doo nowwww ?
What you do now is you
fastboot boot blu_sparktwrp.img
And then in twrp you flash blu_sparktwrp.zip
Reboot to twrp
Flash magisk 17.2.Zip
Done..rebot.
whizeguy said:
What you do now is you
fastboot boot blu_sparktwrp.img
And then in twrp you flash blu_sparktwrp.zip
Reboot to twrp
Flash magisk 17.2.Zip
Done..rebot.
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It didnt work ....it goes away after a reboot
sanu26661 said:
It didnt work ....it goes away after a reboot
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It must work. You're basically flashing TWRP temporarily, so when you are in TWRP for the first time, you have to flash the zip file so that it stays installed. Try that again, maybe you did something wrong, but it has to work, you just need the .img that you flash with your PC, and the .zip that you flash using TWRP when you boot into it the first time.
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It must work. You're basically flashing TWRP temporarily, so when you are in TWRP for the first time, you have to flash the zip file so that it stays installed. Try that again, maybe you did something wrong, but it has to work, you just need the .img that you flash with your PC, and the .zip that you flash using TWRP when you boot into it the first time.
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I booted img first then installed zip but when i reboot to recovery thers only stock recovery present ...did like 10 times results are same
the blu_spark twrp? v2?
If twrp isn't sticking, from my experience is to lock bootloader, flash stock OS and start from scratch.....
Do not flash stock with unlocked bootloader
So, i have used my whole saturday on unlocking the booloader which was the easiest and quickest and then trying to root, but that has failed every time. I first flashed the stock firmware zip 9.0.2 then I go back I dont reboot and flash the twrp and magisk zip and then it wont boot up,
when I try rebooting after flashing the firmware back to the system it sends me to the firmware,
when I try flashing a new firmware and then boot into fastboot then twrp and flash magisk it wont boot up,
and when I do the same only with twrp it wont neither.
I have tried sevel magisk versions, 17.1,17.2,17.3 none of them worked
as for the twrp blu spark or the one from the twrp website, i was always able to boot into twrp but not really to flash it as that would end in a twrp loop
can PLEASE anyone, someone, with a good heart and patience help me ? im really loosing my ****s over this
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Try booting into blu_spark twrp
Installing blu_spark twrp
Rebooting to blu_spark twrp
Install magisk 17.3 or 17.1 (I am using 17.3 because it it beta but less stable.)
Faaris Ansari said:
Try booting into blu_spark twrp
Installing blu_spark twrp
Rebooting to blu_spark twrp
Install magisk 17.3 or 17.1 (I am using 17.3 because it it beta but less stable.)
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can you provide me with the files ? plus
does it make a difference if I take these twrps compared to the one im using from their website ? because I dont see how this can be the fault ?
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can you provide me with the files ? plus
does it make a difference if I take these twrps compared to the one im using from their website ? because I dont see how this can be the fault ?
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The normal twrp is known to be buggy on the OnePlus 6 since there was encryption and stuff. Here is the blu_spark twrp IMG to boot:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=30485
And here you need to flash the blu_spark twrp: https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=30484
Flash that then reboot into recovery again
Then flash magisk
If this doesn't work for you I think there is another way.
Faaris Ansari said:
The normal twrp is known to be buggy on the OnePlus 6 since there was encryption and stuff. Here is the blu_spark twrp IMG to boot:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=30485
And here you need to flash the blu_spark twrp: https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=30484
Flash that then reboot into recovery again
Then flash magisk
If this doesn't work for you I think there is another way.
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ive done that now and im waiting again in the; the boot loader is unlocked and software integrety.. winodw
im waiting now for some minutes, i flashed the blu spark zip pressed back went to reboot pressed on reboot to recovery and flashed magisk and then reboot to system, thats where i am now
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ive done that now and im waiting again in the; the boot loader is unlocked and software integrety.. winodw
im waiting now for some minutes, i flashed the blu spark zip pressed back went to reboot pressed on reboot to recovery and flashed magisk and then reboot to system, thats where i am now
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You might be on the wrong slot. DO you even have a system to boot to? Not sure why you even tyred flashing the 9.0.2 ROM. If I was you I would start over. Use the fastboot ROM to get a clean wiped system booting. After that
fastboot boot bluespark twrp v86. Img
Flash bluespark twrp v86. Zip
Reboot revovery
Flash magisk 17.1
yldlj said:
You might be on the wrong slot. DO you even have a system to boot to? Not sure why you even tyred flashing the 9.0.2 ROM. If I was you I would start over. Use the fastboot ROM to get a clean wiped system booting. After that
fastboot boot bluespark twrp v86. Img
Flash bluespark twrp v86. Zip
Reboot revovery
Flash magisk 17.1
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I flashed the rom because my phone didn't boot up anymore after either flashing TWRP or magisk.
Why should I use the fastboot room, what is the benefit if I use it.
Is the reboot to recovery necessary ? I feel like that part is actually not working properly ?
galaxyss8 said:
I flashed the rom because my phone didn't boot up anymore after either flashing TWRP or magisk.
Why should I use the fastboot room, what is the benefit if I use it.
Is the reboot to recovery necessary ? I feel like that part is actually not working properly ?
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Yes the reboot to recovery is the most nessesary part of it as it will change slots.
You can try boot to recovery
Flash oos full rom
Flash bluespark twrp. Zip
Reboot recovery
Flash full ROM again
Flash bluespark twrp. Zip again.
Reboot recovery
Flash magisk.
yldlj said:
Yes the reboot to recovery is the most nessesary part of it as it will change slots.
You can try boot to recovery
Flash oos full rom
Flash bluespark twrp. Zip
Reboot recovery
Flash full ROM again
Flash bluespark twrp. Zip again.
Reboot recovery
Flash magisk.
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Can you explain how to properly boot back into recovery?
Previously I either just went on the back button and flashed the other Zip's or I went back to the reboot overview and pressed recovery there but that also did not seem to work properly I think.
galaxyss8 said:
Can you explain how to properly boot back into recovery?
Previously I either just went on the back button and flashed the other Zip's or I went back to the reboot overview and pressed recovery there but that also did not seem to work properly I think.
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Just press back button in Recovery/ reboot / choose recovery.
Basically, I'm trying to flash PitchBlack Recovery (or TWRP possibly) and, well, every time I boot to system, the recovery gets overwritten by the MIUI stock recovery. Also, if Magisk would help, I don't really want to use it.
If you really want miui and twrp the only way is to use a miui custom rom like xiaomi.eu.
Never_Sm1le said:
If you really want miui and twrp the only way is to use a miui custom rom like xiaomi.eu.
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I'm probably going to flash some other rom tomorrow or today, because the MIUI 14 battery life is just too bad, thanks for this
Hahayes7 said:
Basically, I'm trying to flash PitchBlack Recovery (or TWRP possibly) and, well, every time I boot to system, the recovery gets overwritten by the MIUI stock recovery. ...
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OrangeFox does not get overwritten by MIUI: https://orangefox.download/device/vayu
DarthJabba9 said:
OrangeFox does not get overwritten by MIUI: https://orangefox.download/device/vayu
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I was thinking of OrangeFox at one point, but well that seemed to work, thanks a lot!
What I do is to flash the recovery is
1. fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
2. fastboot reboot recovery
3. Here you flash Magisk(Root) via recovery
4. Reboot your phone
And you got your recovery flashed permanently (Or at least until the next fastboot flash)
omensight said:
What I do is to flash the recovery is
1. fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
2. fastboot reboot recovery
3. Here you flash Magisk(Root) via recovery
4. Reboot your phone
And you got your recovery flashed permanently (Or at least until the next fastboot flash)
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I literally said I don't want to use Magisk...
"Note many devices will replace your custom recovery automatically during first boot. To prevent this, use Google to find the proper key combo to enter recovery. After typing fastboot reboot, hold the key combo and boot to TWRP. Once TWRP is booted, TWRP will patch the stock ROM to prevent the stock ROM from replacing TWRP. If you don't follow this step, you will have to repeat the install."