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Hey there!
I have a problem: The USB-Port of my Nexus 5 doesn't work anymore. To be sure that I have full warranty I wanted to reset it to fully stock.
lastely I flashed:
Stock Android 5.0 (LRX210)
CWM Recovery (v. 6.0.4.5)
xposed framework
bootloader (HHZ12d) is open
rooted
I made a factory reset to check if this would fix my USB-Port but it did not help.
Since I cannot use the USB connection it's not so easy to get back to stock.
In the internet I only found solutions with adb and fastboot via USB.
Is it possible to flash the stock recovery with CWM?
I thought about locking the bootloader with the app 'Bootunlocker'.
In the moment I feel like i am on a one-way road that's why I wanted to ask before I lock/flash/unroot something which I need for a later step and cannot recover without USB access..
I want to thank you here in advance and sorry for language mistakes (i am not a native speaker)
efrant explained all the steps on the N4 forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34749844&postcount=2
Once again this guide is for NEXUS 4 so do not flash the mentioned files!
Here is a plan i came up with after searching on the web:
Flashing a Stock Rom with CWM to uninstall Xposed framework completly.
Root via CWM.
Locking the bootloader with 'Bootunlocker'.
Using the 'Untamper' button in 'Bootunlocker'.
Using 'Flashify' to flash the stock recovery.
Unroot completely in 'SuperSU'.
Are all steps possible in this order?? Or did I make a mistake in my plan?
Primokorn said:
efrant explained all the steps on the N4 forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34749844&postcount=2
Once again this guide is for NEXUS 4 so do not flash the mentioned files!
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Oh sorry didn't see your reply... I will read that first
Primokorn said:
efrant explained all the steps on the N4 forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34749844&postcount=2
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Thank you so much :good:
Primokorn said:
Once again this guide is for NEXUS 4 so do not flash the mentioned files!
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Can I use this version here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-4/development/rom-nexus-5-port-4-4-2-kot49h-odexed-10-t2507021
Plus boot.img and recovery from here:
http://www.android-hilfe.de/root-cu...oogle-nexus-factory-images-06-may-2014-a.html
This would be a downgrade from android 5.0 to 4.4.2 is that okay with e.g. CWM or something else?!
Or is there a lollipop version? Always when I found odexed versions they seem to be not really stock anymore like this one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/goo...om-xtraslim-1-0-stock-odex-optimized-t2924150
jwolle said:
Thank you so much :good:
Can I use this version here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-4/development/rom-nexus-5-port-4-4-2-kot49h-odexed-10-t2507021
Plus boot.img and recovery from here:
http://www.android-hilfe.de/root-cu...oogle-nexus-factory-images-06-may-2014-a.html
This would be a downgrade from android 5.0 to 4.4.2 is that okay with e.g. CWM or something else?!
Or is there a lollipop version? Always when I found odexed versions they seem to be not really stock anymore like this one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/goo...om-xtraslim-1-0-stock-odex-optimized-t2924150
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No! Do not flash files from Nexus 4 forum. You have a Nexus 5 so only flash files for this specific device otherwise you'll brick it.
Here's a thread maintained by vomer for stock flashables: http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/rom-n5-l-developer-preview-t2796003
Check other threads to find flashable zips for the boot.img and recovery.img. Or you can flash the stock boot.img (only) with Flashify app.
No prob to keep CWM during the process even if using TWRP would be safer.
Primokorn said:
Check other threads to find flashable zips for the boot.img and recovery.img.
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Sorry, maybe I am just too stupid to use the search bar but unfortunately I cannot find flashable zips for the stock boot.img and recovery.img. :/
jwolle said:
Sorry, maybe I am just too stupid to use the search bar but unfortunately I cannot find flashable zips for the stock boot.img and recovery.img. :/
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Stock recovery: http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/recovery-zip-collection-t2636279 (last file to flash!)
You should have the stock kernel after flashing vomer's zip.
Follow the instruction order as indicated by efrant. As a reminder: Warning: if your USB port is indeed broken, and you complete all the steps below, you will have NO possible way at all to unlock your bootloader, or get root, or install a custom recovery. Period.
Primokorn said:
Stock recovery: http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/recovery-zip-collection-t2636279 (last file to flash!)
You should have the stock kernel after flashing vomer's zip.
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Thank you so much! I hope they will take the costs of the repair now
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Thank you so much! I hope they will take the costs of the repair now
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:fingers-crossed: Good luck!
I have been trying to find a recovery for my phone that would allow me to to do nandroid backups without success.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
No go for tmobile use flashfire
Locked bootloader = No TWRP.
As stated above, use flashfire.
Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk
Root-Maniac said:
Locked bootloader = No TWRP.
As stated above, use flashfire.
Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk
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Hope for DirtyCow-based selinux hack for V20...
Hopefully I won't get slaughtered here, I'm used to using TWRP or CWM is it possible to make a backup using Flashfire? lets see the phone bricks since you won't be able to boot into recovery how can you restore from backup ( assuming your'e able to make one via Flashfire?
Izz14 said:
Hopefully I won't get slaughtered here, I'm used to using TWRP or CWM is it possible to make a backup using Flashfire? lets see the phone bricks since you won't be able to boot into recovery how can you restore from backup ( assuming your'e able to make one via Flashfire?
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You do a backup with Flashfire.
If you "brick" then just boot up in Download mode, flash the appropriate firmware, let it boot, go back to download mode, flash the engineering kernel again, re-root, re-install Flashfire then restore your backup. Pretty easy. Not as simple as having a recovery though. It's just pretty time consuming but I've done it dozens of times.
Binary100100 said:
You do a backup with Flashfire.
If you "brick" then just boot up in Download mode, flash the appropriate firmware, let it boot, go back to download mode, flash the engineering kernel again, re-root, re-install Flashfire then restore your backup. Pretty easy. Not as simple as having a recovery though. It's just pretty time consuming but I've done it dozens of times.
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Thanks for the reply, but bear with me a bit I'm a bit confused coming from only using TWRP. I have flash fire installed lets say I do the backup and I'm bricked for whatever reason the phone does not boot up properly the next step would be to get in download mode flash the firmware via Odin I assume? * I don't really understand the flash the engineering Kernel part here what does that actually entail? omitting that step lets say I do boot up normally. At this stage I'm pretty much stock and would root again download flash fire and somehow my backup would be preserved there and can just flash that back up?
Again excuse my ignorance , and thanks for replying
Izz14 said:
Thanks for the reply, but bear with me a bit I'm a bit confused coming from only using TWRP. I have flash fire installed lets say I do the backup and I'm bricked for whatever reason the phone does not boot up properly the next step would be to get in download mode flash the firmware via Odin I assume? * I don't really understand the flash the engineering Kernel part here what does that actually entail? omitting that step lets say I do boot up normally. At this stage I'm pretty much stock and would root again download flash fire and somehow my backup would be preserved there and can just flash that back up?
Again excuse my ignorance , and thanks for replying
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You're making it sound complicated and it really isn't.
Brick?
Go back to stock with Odin
Re-root as before
Restore backup with Flashfire.
Binary100100 said:
You're making it sound complicated and it really isn't.
Brick?
Go back to stock with Odin
Re-root as before
Restore backup with Flashfire.
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lol you're right. Have you had any issues with apps crashing? my Facebook app keeps on crashing I clear data and even disable using Ti and reinstall a different apk works for a bit sometimes hours and then crashes again
Izz14 said:
lol you're right. Have you had any issues with apps crashing? my Facebook app keeps on crashing I clear data and even disable using Ti and reinstall a different apk works for a bit sometimes hours and then crashes again
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Nope. None at all.
Can someone verify this guide claims you can install TWRP on SM-G935T http://www.stupdroid.com/2017/03/root-galaxy-s7-edge-nougat.html
I was only able to find Flashfire for root.
Where can I find the version for non-root??
cyaclone said:
I was only able to find Flashfire for root.
Where can I find the version for non-root??
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Flashfire is useless without root.
There is no non root version.
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cyaclone said:
I was only able to find Flashfire for root.
Where can I find the version for non-root??
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Vovan2k said:
Can someone verify this guide claims you can install TWRP on SM-G935T http://www.stupdroid.com/2017/03/root-galaxy-s7-edge-nougat.html
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That site is full of crap articles they steal from elsewhere and change a few lines of the articles. Take a lot of what they claim with a grain of salt.
The article you listed is meant for the Chinese 930 and 935, attempting it on an American 930/935 will result in a soft brick and loss of data.
I am on mobile, or I would link the original post from here on XDA stupdroid stole, stating clearly you cannot load it onto an American phone.
Root-Maniac said:
Locked bootloader = No TWRP.
As stated above, use flashfire.
Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk
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its a dumb question but where do we find the flashware from?
BitPlease said:
its a dumb question but where do we find the flashware from?
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Flashfire is on the play store
Stock Android 7.0 (Nougat) for the Moto X Pure 2015 XT1575 US NPH25.200-22
TWRP Recovery Image (Includes /boot and /system only)
**Factory reset after restore is advised.**
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B2lKWOIH0bTqc29NbVNWWWhsYVE?usp=sharing
**Not tested coming straight from stock 6.0 MPH24.49-18-16.**
I did an incremental OTA upgrade from stock 6.0 MPH24.49-18-8.
Use at your own risk. If you have TWRP installed your warranty is void anyway. I'm not responsible for bricking your device.
worked great for me 18-16 thanks really appropriate the work
Hi
and thx for sharing.
I have unlocked booloader and rooted, can I just flash this one with twrp?
thx in advance
the-light said:
Hi
and thx for sharing.
I have unlocked booloader and rooted, can I just flash this one with twrp?
thx in advance
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Yes. Root is nonconsequential. You really just need twrp.
Can i just flash it over TruPureX Android 6?
(I guess i can, just want to be sure)
Where can I find Android 7 modem to flash separately?
Will it work with Android 6 modem?
newHere:) said:
Can i just flash it over TruPureX Android 6?
(I guess i can, just want to be sure)
Where can I find Android 7 modem to flash separately?
Will it work with Android 6 modem?
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No Nougat modem is available until the flashable (non OTA) full stock 7.0 rom is made available from Motorola. This is not likely to happen. No issues have been mentioned running this update on a 6.0 modem. Not sure what the advantages are honestly. I never had problems with bt, wifi, or calls with the 6.0 modem firmware.
Create a backup beforehand and you can always go back to it.
hi i noob, i speak spanish.
I have moto x pure clark xt1575, android 6 no root, i install twrp an unlock bootloader.
I try to install this "ota" room, but fail. i restore back up and now the phone follow work
mphs24.49-18-16.
Need help how instal android 7 official, or only way custom room "lineage 14"
Thanks.
Can I flash this over Lineage OS 14.1 after a full wipe?
acoupleofdroids said:
worked great for me 18-16 thanks really appropriate the work
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Hi talk about u experience
Greetings, it counts as you did, I have android 6.0 mphs24.49-18-16 and I can not update. Phone with bootloader unlocked and with twrp, no root
I get "invalid ZIP file format" using TWRP 3.1.1-0 on an XT1575. Was running lineageOS 14.1 but I wiped system and data before trying to install the zip. On my laptop I can open the ZIP fine and extract the files, but that doesn't help.
bussemac said:
I get "invalid ZIP file format" using TWRP 3.1.1-0 on an XT1575. Was running lineageOS 14.1 but I wiped system and data before trying to install the zip. On my laptop I can open the ZIP fine and extract the files, but that doesn't help.
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See this thread :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/general/guide-xt1575-update-to-nph25-200-22-t3680477
The OP will need to comment - he may be coming from a rooted stock ; at least according the the thread noted above - if you have installed a custom ROM ; there are other steps besides just trying to flash this
I have NOT tried the OP's method or the referenced thread - so I cannot really speak from experience ; just pointing out other resources that have additional information -
Will this work with XT1572? Just confirming.
This is not a traditional TWRP zip file. It is a backup file. You need to unzip it and put it in the backup directory. You then restore backup, choose the nph25-200-22. . . directory, and away you go!
stevejohnson42 said:
See this thread :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/general/guide-xt1575-update-to-nph25-200-22-t3680477
The OP will need to comment - he may be coming from a rooted stock ; at least according the the thread noted above - if you have installed a custom ROM ; there are other steps besides just trying to flash this
I have NOT tried the OP's method or the referenced thread - so I cannot really speak from experience ; just pointing out other resources that have additional information -
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kelru2000 said:
This is not a traditional TWRP zip file. It is a backup file. You need to unzip it and put it in the backup directory. You then restore backup, choose the nph25-200-22. . . directory, and away you go!
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Ah, sure, OK, that makes sense, just wish that had been explained somewhere. I'll give that a shot tonight, thanks!
bussemac said:
Ah, sure, OK, that makes sense, just wish that had been explained somewhere. I'll give that a shot tonight, thanks!
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Success? Some people have reported bootloops due to a firmware problem. I'd like to know how it went.
ptn107 said:
Success? Some people have reported bootloops due to a firmware problem. I'd like to know how it went.
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Well it worked, sort of. It booted to stock but it wasn't stable and the play store kept crashing, I tried all the usual stuff for that, clear services & play store data, uninstall updates, finally tried a factory reset and now I'm stuck in TWRP bootloop, even if I reinstall this image.
So very much YMMV.
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Well it worked, sort of. It booted to stock but it wasn't stable and the play store kept crashing, I tried all the usual stuff for that, clear services & play store data, uninstall updates, finally tried a factory reset and now I'm stuck in TWRP bootloop, even if I reinstall this image.
So very much YMMV.
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Thankfully the 7.0 stock firmware is available now. I wiped and clean flashed it and it works perfectly.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/general/xt1575-moto-x-pure-edition-factory-t3704142
the link is dead
someone can help, sharing a new link? thank you
Hello, is there a guide or a reference thread about which partitions should I backup before installing a new custom rom? Should I backup partitions on both sides (A/B)?
rmroot said:
Hello, is there a guide or a reference thread about which partitions should I backup before installing a new custom rom? Should I backup partitions on both sides (A/B)?
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If you are looking to backup/restore a custom rom, there is no recovery for the 8 series to successfully do that. TWRP can't properly handle logical partitions and virtual A/B. Nor can it properly restore userdata.
If you are talking coming from stock, the only partition that's recommended for backup is persist.img. You can do that via MSM or via usb terminal command.
rmroot said:
Hello, is there a guide or a reference thread about which partitions should I backup before installing a new custom rom? Should I backup partitions on both sides (A/B)?
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No, you never backup both sides. You only ever backup the active slot.
See the instructions in the OP posts in https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...recovery-project-8t-kebab-2022-01-03.4302449/
optimumpro said:
If you are looking to backup/restore a custom rom, there is no recovery for the 8 series to successfully do that. TWRP can't properly handle logical partitions and virtual A/B. Nor can it properly restore userdata.
If you are talking coming from stock, the only partition that's recommended for backup is persist.img. You can do that via MSM or via usb terminal command.
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Wow! You're way behind the times. The 8T (and you're posting in an 8T forum) has an official TWRP that works brilliantly!
There's also an official TWRP for the 8/8 Pro which also does the things you say can't be done.
BillGoss said:
No, you never backup both sides. You only ever backup the active slot.
See the instructions in the OP posts in https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...recovery-project-8t-kebab-2022-01-03.4302449/
Wow! You're way behind the times. The 8T (and you're posting in an 8T forum) has an official TWRP that works brilliantly!
There's also an official TWRP for the 8/8 Pro which also does the things you say can't be done.
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Did you ever use the unofficial orangefox for 8T? Is it as good as the official TWRP in your opinion?
rmroot said:
Did you ever use the unofficial orangefox for 8T? Is it as good as the official TWRP in your opinion?
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I had a very brief look and it seemed to be very similar, but not better (had the same long startup time). I also thought the UI needed some tuning.
Hey Everyone,
I'm looking to try LOS 19.1 for the first time on my new OP8T.
I always see TWRP as a suggestion for the best custom recovery, but on the download page "twrp-installer-3.7.0_11-0-kebab.zip" is the file name. I'm confused, as the 11-0 means it's for Android 11, but I saw that TWRP 3.7.0 is supposed to support Android 12.
Can I use TWRP for installing LOS 19.1 on Android 12 or should I use the LOS-recovery?
And if I do, can I still use Magisk (on their page they say to use TWRP)?
Sorry for this newbie question. Thanks in advance!!
All the best
The official TWRP doesn't support A12.
Use the unofficial one from https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...in-recovery-project-8t-9r-2022-07-27.4473983/
henschn3435 said:
Hey Everyone,
I'm looking to try LOS 19.1 for the first time on my new OP8T.
I always see TWRP as a suggestion for the best custom recovery, but on the download page "twrp-installer-3.7.0_11-0-kebab.zip" is the file name. I'm confused, as the 11-0 means it's for Android 11, but I saw that TWRP 3.7.0 is supposed to support Android 12.
Can I use TWRP for installing LOS 19.1 on Android 12 or should I use the LOS-recovery?
And if I do, can I still use Magisk (on their page they say to use TWRP)?
Sorry for this newbie question. Thanks in advance!!
All the best
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3.7.0 is recovery release version and 11-0 means it's for Android 11.
BillGoss said:
The official TWRP doesn't support A12.
Use the unofficial one from https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...in-recovery-project-8t-9r-2022-07-27.4473983/
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The download link in that unofficial one forum OP presents a lemonade (Oneplus 9) TWRP...
Am I missing something? @BillGoss : do you have the download link for an OOS12 supported Oneplus 8T TWRP (that preferably can make (and restore) backups since Orangefox one can't make backups (it errors))?
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The download link in that unofficial one forum OP presents a lemonade (Oneplus 9) TWRP...
Am I missing something? @BillGoss : do you have the download link for an OOS12 supported Oneplus 8T TWRP (that preferably can make (and restore) backups since Orangefox one can't make backups (it errors))?
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It works on both the 8T and the 9 9R. If you want to be sure try to boot into it before flashing.
Dior DNA said:
The download link in that unofficial one forum OP presents a lemonade (Oneplus 9) TWRP...
Am I missing something? @BillGoss : do you have the download link for an OOS12 supported Oneplus 8T TWRP (that preferably can make (and restore) backups since Orangefox one can't make backups (it errors))?
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TheNewHEROBRINE said:
It works on both the 8T and the 9. If you want to be sure try to boot into it before flashing.
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If you look at the title of that thread you'll notice that it says "TeamWin Recovery Project (8T / 9R)".
So, yes, it's for both the 8T and 9R (lemonades) but not the 9 (lemonade).
BillGoss said:
If you look at the title of that thread you'll notice that it says "TeamWin Recovery Project (8T / 9R)".
So, yes, it's for both the 8T and 9R (lemonades) but not the 9 (lemonade).
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OK thanks ! lemonade versus lemonades ... I did not know about this subtle name difference
The recovery image boots indeed. I would like to make backups...
Unfortunately the backup (of LOS 19.1) fails with similar message as Orangefox with:
createTarFork() process ended with ERROR: 255
Dior DNA said:
OK thanks ! lemonade versus lemonades ... I did not know about this subtle name difference
The recovery image boots indeed. I would like to make backups...
Unfortunately the backup (of LOS 19.1) fails with similar message as Orangefox with:
createTarFork() process ended with ERROR: 255
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Can you share the full log?
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Can you share the full log?
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sure, give me another day ...I just deleted the Orangefox and TWRP directories
Dior DNA said:
OK thanks ! lemonade versus lemonades ... I did not know about this subtle name difference
The recovery image boots indeed. I would like to make backups...
Unfortunately the backup (of LOS 19.1) fails with similar message as Orangefox with:
createTarFork() process ended with ERROR: 255
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That happens if you have files under /data/fonts/files/, but you would need to check the recovery.log to confirm that is what's causing the problem.
BillGoss said:
That happens if you have files under /data/fonts/files/, but you would need to check the recovery.log to confirm that is what's causing the problem.
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Thanks all! One should perhaps forbid files under /data/fonts/files/ ... After deleting those, I could finish both (unofficial) Orangefox and (unofficial) TWRP backup just fine. Agreed, this does not 100% prove ERROR root cause but sure does consistently correlate. So now maybe one should harden custom recovery images to avoid the trap, especially since the trap seems to be a known one by some people (like @BillGoss).
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That happens if you have files under /data/fonts/files/, but you would need to check the recovery.log to confirm that is what's causing the problem.
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BTW, do you know the reason why files inside fonts/files folder prevent backup process from going?
Rootk1t said:
BTW, do you know the reason why files inside fonts/files folder prevent backup process from going?
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No, I never understood what the problem was with those files.
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No, I never understood what the problem was with those files.
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When installing ota zips from TWRP, оne should restore stock boot and recovery because checks are inside ota zips?
Rootk1t said:
When installing ota zips from TWRP, оne should restore stock boot and recovery because checks are inside ota zips?
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Correct, but only in incremental updates.
But I don't think the current TWRP can process OOS incremental updates - the last time I tried I got an error.
BillGoss said:
Correct, but only in incremental updates.
But I don't think the current TWRP can process OOS incremental updates - the last time I tried I got an error.
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BillGoss said:
Flashing OTA zips - both full and incremental. Note: incremental OTAs need stock boot and recovery installed so make sure you flash these before starting the install, otherwise it will fail.
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Has something changed from your post?
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Has something changed from your post?
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Lol! I think I'm going senile!
Given that I tend to test before making statements like the one you quoted, I'd say that that is correct for the 1-4 version of TWRP.
But it may not be true for 1-5 as I've found some issues with it (eg, fastbootd doesn't work) and I've not fully tested flashing otas with 1-5.
BillGoss said:
Lol! I think I'm going senile!
Given that I tend to test before making statements like the one you quoted, I'd say that that is correct for the 1-4 version of TWRP.
But it may not be true for 1-5 as I've found some issues with it (eg, fastbootd doesn't work) and I've not fully tested flashing otas with 1-5.
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Thanks for letting us know
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Thanks for letting us know
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I went hunting and I found the conversation where I flagged the problem with flashing OTAs on the latest TWRP (on the TWRP development site):
I wanted to test using TWRP to install an OTA zip on OOS 12. The first time I tried I got an error because it was expecting the current version to match those of C.33 but they didn't - even though I was on C.33. So I used `resetprop` to set the proper values and then it sort of worked, but still gave errors.
I was using the latest version (1.5 or 220827) of TWRP.
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And now I'm wondering how correct my statement about flashing OTAs working on the previous version. I'll have to do some more digging to see if I can find solid proof of OTA working on TWRP 12 v1.4.
Update: I found where I tested flashing OTAs on TWRP 12. That was back on 220805. That was before 1.4 came out (220818). But I didn't expect that this function would get broken, so I never actually tested on 1.4.
BillGoss said:
I went hunting and I found the conversation where I flagged the problem with flashing OTAs on the latest TWRP (on the TWRP development site):
And now I'm wondering how correct my statement about flashing OTAs working on the previous version. I'll have to do some more digging to see if I can find solid proof of OTA working on TWRP 12 v1.4.
Update: I found where I tested flashing OTAs on TWRP 12. That was back on 220805. That was before 1.4 came out (220818). But I didn't expect that this function would get broken, so I never actually tested on 1.4.
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So as i understood correctly flashing OTAs in TWRP is broken on v1.4 and works on prior versions?