Hello everyone...
Problem in brief:
unlocked bootloader;
anti-rollback safeguard "theoretically" disabled;
three ROMs to try;
TWRP that does not want to install/start;
installed orangefox which worked, but after the first time it didn't start:
TWRP installed once but (flashed a ROM), openGapps was corrupt and the phone did not exit the fastboot ... other attempts all unsuccessful.
Extended problem:
I have been trying to install a custom ROM on my old Redmi 6 for a week now (I would like to be able to try at least one between Havoc, Corvus and Resurrection Remix, I already have the ROMs theoretically compatible with the model in question).
After three days (and creating a virtual machine with Windows 10 on my Arch-based distro), I am able to unlock the bootloader (with no waiting time, account created for three days but device in possession for more than two years). Yesterday I managed to put OrangeFox, but I did not have a microSD at hand and I had to restart the cell normally... then I put my hand to a micro SD that I had somewhere, the Redmi does not start in recovery I need to pay for it TWRP, but in the boot partition instead of recovery, due to my distraction error while using the "Xiaomi ADB Fastboot Tool" program, but I managed to flash the official MIUI 11 ROM to repair the damage (note: in all I flashed twice so far) through the semi-official tool, or the linux port of the official one, which should allow the installation of TWRP and ROM of your choice (but it is practically abandoned, so the TWRP option does not work and without does put other ROMs that are not the official model). I tried again several attempts, all preceded by the disabling of the ARS, today, to reinstall TWRP and OrangeFox both through the Xiaomi ADB Fastboot tool and via the terminal... but I am no longer successful...
Terminal output:
❯ sudo fastboot devices
[sudo] password di omar:
d672d8b67d29 fastboot
❯ sudo fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
Sending 'recovery' (24908 KB) OKAY [ 1.053s]
Writing 'recovery' OKAY [ 0.333s]
Finished. Total time: 1.388s
❯ sudo adb reboot recovery
error: no devices/emulators found
When operating phone in Fastboot mode as 1st re-boot phone to Android OS, so that ADB can access it
Code:
fastboot reboot
and then as 2nd invoke recovery via
Code:
adb reboot recovery
I followed the advice, but stock recovery starts and not TWRP...
Then TWRP isn't got installed properly.
I tried again from the terminal (after the previous attempt from GUI) with Xiaomi ADB Fastboot ... nothing, always the recovery stock
Is there a way to flash the ROM from a pc?
Stock ROM always can get flashed from PC via ADB Sideload method
I meant without having to go through TWRP
On windows it remains stationary like this (it has been for at least 10 minutes)...
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Apparently some Xiaomi ROMs immediately overwrite the custom recovery... here (site in Italian), in fact, among the comments I read that to get around this problem you must have the ROM ready to install... I'd be ready, if only I could flash TWRP or OrangeFox at least once...
If so, would it be useful to try flashing the "original" ROM? Due to the wrong attempt, I used MiFlash to flash the stock ROM ... which was updated to the latest release (11.0.5 instead of 10.3.4)
I managed to flash OrangeFox ... only problem is that now it has given me back the problem of the lack of an OS. I try to flash Havoc OS (unofficial build for Redmi) ... but I ran into a number of errors. First of all, it gives that /system and / cache are not mounted. Then the terminal gives these results:
Code:
E:TWFundc ::Unpack_Image failed.
E:Deactivation process: Unable to unpack boot image
and
Code:
Errore montaggio '/data' (Invalid argument)
Errore montaggio '/cache' (Invalid argument)
Edit: the errors below I managed to solve by simply formatting...
Flashed again MIUI 11 (the official ROM), the custom recovery is removed, and trying to install one again, the ROM "breaks" giving recovery when you try a restart "Warning, no OS present on the device"... then, not only it is impossible for me to flash other ROMs, but also to root only...
i have same issue with Cactus...
Kasull said:
Flashed again MIUI 11 (the official ROM), the custom recovery is removed, and trying to install one again, the ROM "breaks" giving recovery when you try a restart "Warning, no OS present on the device"... then, not only it is impossible for me to flash other ROMs, but also to root only...
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yo,
have you tried PBRP, i was able to install Lineage 16 on my cactus...installed PBRP, format card
and then boot to bootloader and flash twrp...
Related
Team Win Recovery Project 3.0.2-0
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Notice : I don't own the device my self, so i need some one to test this method.
This will allow you to install TWRP and flash SuperSU!
Step 1 : Unlocking your bootloader
You need unlock bootloader first before installing twrp.
You will also need adb and fastboot. You can download them in a portable small form factor here :
[ADB FASTBOOT][LINUX&WINDOWS]
Start by turning on developer options in Settings -> About device -> Software info -> Build number. (tap 7 times until it's enabled)
Now navigate to Settings -> Developer options -> OEM unlock. (turn it on)
Don't ever turn OEM unlock or Developer options off when using a custom ROM or recovery. This could lose to loss of all your data.
Enable usb debugging on developer option, and extract adb and fastboot to a folder on your PC.
Type adb start-server and make sure to check the notification on your phone to accept debugging authorization.
You can reboot into fastboot mode with adb reboot bootloader once authorized.
If it fails to authorize or show the notification on your phone, you may need to try other USB ports.
You can check the status of your bootloader lock with the fastboot getvar all command.
ex. (bootloader) unlocked:yes
Step 2 : Running recowvery
You can find the recowvery binaries (you need to download all of these) at :
Here
You're now ready to follow the recowvery installation instructions.
See here (running section)
Bonus: There's also a full write up on that page on how recowvery works if you're into that kind of stuff.
Step 3 : Flashing TWRP & Rooting
Once you've got your permissive shell in adb, you will have access to your partitions via dd.
You should transfer TWRP to your internal storage (name in twrp.img) using MTP, or you can also just use adb push. (mentioned here)
Download TWRP build here.
This step requires that you've used dirtycow to replace /system/bin/run-as with recowvery-run-as. If you've rebooted since doing that, you will need to go back and do that again.
Code:
adb push twrp-3.0.2-x-xxxx.img /sdcard/twrp.img
adb shell
$ run-as exec dd if=/sdcard/twrp.img of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/recovery
"<wait for it to complete>"
$ reboot recovery
You should be inside TWRP now. It will ask you if you want to enable system modifications. You should swipe yes, otherwise your OS will replace TWRP on next boot.
Flash the latest zip from here to turn off forced encryption at boot and allow you to boot a modified system. If you're flashing SuperSU.zip, it will also do this for you so this won't be necessary.
Warning: If you don't flash either no-verity-opt-encrypt or SuperSU, you will probably end up in a horrifying never-ending boot loop of "corruption"!
Latest SuperSU : here
To disable encryption after flashing SuperSU or the no-verity-opt-encrypt zip, you must use the [Format Data] button on the Wipe page in TWRP. No other options will work.
Back up all your internal storage and apps data that you can to your PC. You can use Titanium Backup with SuperSU before doing this step if you like.
Warning: Using [Format Data] will wipe all your apps and data (including internal storage) off the phone, giving you the out-of-the-box experience of a new phone!
Once this is done, you should be able to backup/restore/use any function of TWRP without any issues.
Flashed SuperSU? You're done! Boot up (it will reboot a few times) and set up your SuperSU Manager to your liking and give this post a thanks!
Step 4 : Have fun!
Thanks for this great work brother
But sorry i can't try any thing right now because I have exams nowadays
I want to tell you also that I just rooted successfully my hot 3 lte now using kingoroot apk with out using pc 😄😄😄
ModaAli said:
Thanks for this great work brother
But sorry i can't try any thing right now because I have exams nowadays
I want to tell you also that I just rooted successfully my hot 3 lte now using kingoroot apk with out using pc 😄😄😄
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so root is done, then time to try twrp just if u not busy
And then for custom rom ??
But later, I'm so busy sorry ? ?
ModaAli said:
And then for custom rom ??
But later, I'm so busy sorry ? ?
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Don't hope too much this is still for testing but probably soon will have a custom rom, well good luck for your exam bro :good:
It will be sure
Thanks bro ?
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As the title reads, My Poco X3 has gotten stuck in a bootloop after an attempted ArrowOS update. I think it's the May update, and from other posts on this forum, it seems this is a not a one-off issue. I tried updating my phone by downloading the latest ArrowOS update and firmware for the PocoX3 (firmware from Xiaomi firmware updater) through TWRP (Unofficial) by @mauronofrio.
But this put me into a bootloop of sorts that would boot straight into fastboot. I then booted into TWRP, and it spat out a bunch of errors (Mind you these are not the exact errors I got):
Code:
E: Unable to update logical partition: /odm
E: Failed to mount '/vendor'
E: Unable to decrypt FBE device
...
E: Failed to mount /tmp/com.android.resolv.apex to loop device /dev/block/loop16
E: Unable to open loop device: /dev/block/loopNUM
I then tried to wipe everything with TWRP, no change. Then I try to make a fresh install by using the fastboot version of the latest version of MIUI. Now, the phone is in an actual bootloop. I reinstall TWRP and boot into it, and luckily there are less errors, but there are still the ones about the /odm partition and being unable to decrypt the FBE device, whatever that is.
I'm out of ideas for this, any ideas as to why my phone is doing this?
PS: Here's an image of the errors my phone gives me:
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As the title reads, My Poco X3 has gotten stuck in a bootloop after an attempted ArrowOS update. I think it's the May update, and from other posts on this forum, it seems this is a not a one-off issue. I tried updating my phone by downloading the latest ArrowOS update and firmware for the PocoX3 (firmware from Xiaomi firmware updater) through TWRP (Unofficial) by @mauronofrio.
But this put me into a bootloop of sorts that would boot straight into fastboot. I then booted into TWRP, and it spat out a bunch of errors (Mind you these are not the exact errors I got):
Code:
E: Unable to update logical partition: /odm
E: Failed to mount '/vendor'
E: Unable to decrypt FBE device
...
E: Failed to mount /tmp/com.android.resolv.apex to loop device /dev/block/loop16
E: Unable to open loop device: /dev/block/loopNUM
I then tried to wipe everything with TWRP, no change. Then I try to make a fresh install by using the fastboot version of the latest version of MIUI. Now, the phone is in an actual bootloop. I reinstall TWRP and boot into it, and luckily there are less errors, but there are still the ones about the /odm partition and being unable to decrypt the FBE device, whatever that is.
I'm out of ideas for this, any ideas as to why my phone is doing this?
PS: Here's an image of the errors my phone gives me:
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Flash the fastboot ROM from here:
Xiaomi Firmware Updater
The ultimate script that provides firmware packages for Xiaomi devices.
xiaomifirmwareupdater.com
You need the fastboot ROM which is 4.9 GB.
Flash it using the latest flash tool from here:
Download Xiaomi Flash Tool 20210226 - Official Tool
Download the Official and Tested version of Xiaomi Flash Tool, i.e., Xiaomi Flash Tool 20210226 which allows you to Flash Stock Firmware on Xiaomi Devices.
xiaomiflashtool.com
After the phone reboots, set it up and use it for a few minutes to see if everything works and report back here
Noter2017 said:
Flash the fastboot ROM from here:
Xiaomi Firmware Updater
The ultimate script that provides firmware packages for Xiaomi devices.
xiaomifirmwareupdater.com
You need the fastboot ROM which is 4.9 GB.
Flash it using the latest flash tool from here:
Download Xiaomi Flash Tool 20210226 - Official Tool
Download the Official and Tested version of Xiaomi Flash Tool, i.e., Xiaomi Flash Tool 20210226 which allows you to Flash Stock Firmware on Xiaomi Devices.
xiaomiflashtool.com
After the phone reboots, set it up and use it for a few minutes to see if everything works and report back here
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Thanks a lot!
I had heard of this xiaomi flash tool but I was suspicious of it as I couldn't find anyone linking it in XDA.
I've installed it and used it to flash MIUI to get back to stock, and luckily this time it worked!
On a slightly unrelated note, do you have any idea why that update to ArrowOS broke my phone? I'm curious on what happened, if it was a user error on my part or the devs fault somehow.
disable dm verity must be installed before updating.
The only command prompt that seems to be working is fastboot flash boot twrp.img but when I type fastboot flash recovery the flash fails. I use Minimal ADB and Fastboot command prompt. The latest version too. I downgraded my android 11 to 10 successfully. I have no problems rooting magisk through ADB but why can't TWRP permenantly stick? How can I force it to stick as my main recovery no matter what rom I flash?
Crap. I did not mean to say android 11 on the topic title. Wish I could edit it. I meant to say Android 10. Sorry for the confusion. Any tips of how to retain twrp? Having problems with my unlocked pixel 4a.
This guide shows you how to get TWRP to stick:
[GUIDE] UNLOCKING, DOWNGRADING TO A10, TWRP, ROOT
Hello, I'm posting this guide for those (like me) who can't do without TWRP on their device. I'm providing only a step-by-step explanation. Credits to @nikamura for his kernel and TWRP...
forum.xda-developers.com
P4a doesn't have a recovery partition anymore, recovery is part of the boot.img. That's why the fastboot cmd fails.
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Crap. I did not mean to say android 11 on the topic title. Wish I could edit it. I meant to say Android 10. Sorry for the confusion. Any tips of how to retain twrp? Having problems with my unlocked pixel 4a.
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You can't flash recovery on this phone. It's part of boot.img. Put the TWRP.img file in your internal storage of your phone. Flash the TWRP temporarily first. Fastboot boot TWRP.img. When TWRP boots, click install, then select install image. Choose your TWRP file and select install Ramdisk. Swipe to flash. TWRP will then be installed permanently. You must also be using a custom kernel with TWRP compression support because the partition is not big enough and must be compressed otherwise you will run into issues like TWRP freezing or touch screen issues.
I tried that and twrp still wont stick even after a OTA update flash. I installed ram disk twrp even after the update. What gives?
I fixed it. My mistake was flashing magisk boot img after the ramdisk installation and two kenel. I just flashed magisk.zip instead and got things working.
UltimateGamer83 said:
I fixed it. My mistake was flashing magisk boot img after the ramdisk installation and two kenel. I just flashed magisk.zip instead and got things working.
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Yes, if you flash magisk boot img it will replace TWRP. Flashing the zip is the way to go. Glad you got it working.
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I did not mean to say android 11 on the topic title. Wish I could edit it. I meant to say Android 10.
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I've move your thread out of development, for which it doesn't qualify.
And I assumed your consent and edited the thread title.
In order to edit a title, click the "Edit" button of your OP and you'll see the title at the very top, which you're able to edit:
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I tried that and twrp still wont stick even after a OTA update flash. I installed ram disk twrp even after the update. What gives?
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I'm curious....you said you are on Android 10, but then you mentioned above installing an OTA update.....I thought all the currently available OTA updates are only for android 11?
My 10 cents worth. Magisk kills fastboot and adb in MY armor x5 mt6765, in 10_Q, so had no choice but to load boot-debug.img just to 'test'.
Try an android 9 bootloader designed for them 'super' .img's, this is the only way I could LOAD magisk, only to find what I read here.
Also note, in 10_Q, the gsi ability found in dev options dissapears when magisk is flashed, so I cant flash gsi, never mind use fastboot or adb.
Thank you.
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/*
* Your warranty is now void!!!
*
* If sh!t happens, i am not responsible for your bricked device.
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this recovery
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications,
* Do at your own risk!!!
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Team Win Recovery Project 3.7.0 for InfinixNote 12 5GIntroduction:Team Win Recovery Project, is an open-source software custom recovery
image for Android-based devices. It provides a touchscreen-enabled
interface that allows users to install third-party firmware and back up the
current system which are functions often unsupported by stock recovery.
Version and device Information:
Status: -Stable, Unofficial (Initial build)
Based on TWRP version: 3.7.0
Device: Infinix Note 12 5G
Codename: X671
Android version: Android 12+ (X0S v12)
Release Date: 19 March, 2023
Last Updated: 08 April, 2023
Maintainer: Shibu Shaji, (perilouspike)
Minimal manifest: https://github.com/minimal-manifest-twrp/platform_manifest_twrp_aospInstallation. - The installation is a little bit tricky and problematic compared to other devices!, so read every steps carefully and do as it states.
Prerequisite: - Copy the stock boot.img and twrp.img to your device's internal storage, external SDcard or OTG drive.
Step:1 Installing TWRP recovery.• Disable verified boot first with this command: (optional)
Code:
fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img[/INDENT][/INDENT]
[INDENT][INDENT]'Which is extracted from current stock rom ozip file.'[/INDENT][/INDENT]
[INDENT][INDENT]
• Flash twrp build with the command:
Code:
fastboot flash boot <twrp_image _name>.img
• Reboot to recovery with the command:
Code:
fastboot reboot recovery
Step: 2 Installing Recovery Ramdisk.• After rebooted the device to twrp recovery, go to the INSTALL option in TWRP and select the stock boot.img that you previously copied to the device.• Flash the boot.img to the given Boot partition.• After that, go to ADVANCED option in TWRP and select Install Recovery Ramdisk from the given option.• Now select the twrp.img that you previously copied to the device storage.• And 'swipe to install' it.• Then reboot the device to system.Enjoy, You have successfully installed the twrp recovery for your device without any issues !!Alt method for Step: 2: Using the Flash Current TWRP Feature.• After installing the boot.img on step 2.• You can choose the 'Flash current TWRP' options from ADVANCED options instead of choosing 'Install Recovery Ramdisk'. That will also flash the TWRP and it will stay permanently forever.List of features working:• Support Decryption for Android 12 (tested and works with stock firmware and some available GSI roms)
• External SD Card & USB-OTG
• Successful installation of flashable .zips, Magisk (Custom rom not tested as it is not available now)
• Additional features such as close AVB2.0. (disabled-verify on vbmeta)
• Working Mounting/Unmounting of Dynamic partitions (r/o only)
• Fully functional Backup/Restore of all partitions.
• Adb Sideloading
• Fully functional Adb and Fastbootd in twrp.
Whats not working:- You tell meh
Note:• If you got 'unable to mount /data' error or Bootloop after flashing a ROM or having done a Format Data do the below.
Boot to bootloader and:
Code:
fastboot devices
fastboot -w
fastboot reboot
Changelogs:
• Removed support for x671b. (Some x671b devices can't boot the build and causes bootlooping, needs to be test again)
• Updated sources
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Downloads:X671
twrp-3.7.0_12-Unofficial-Stable-X671.img
CREDITS:• The TWRP Team
• Special thanks to @carlodeeCrypton
I tried following the steps I unlocked my bootloader first I made sure OEM unlocking is enabled... now I have Orange state showing and a boot loop... can you please help? I cant turn off my phone and enter recovery or fastboot... I also dont want to open my phone
I have followed instructions carefully. Have OEM unlocking enabled.. I unlocked my bootloader before doing this... now I have Orange State notification.. and endless bootloop... my phone cannot turn off, enter recovery or fastboot... what should I do?
Sir can you make a twrp recovery for my infinix note 12. Please rep
rohanjena said:
Sir can you make a twrp recovery for my infinix note 12. Please rep
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The thing is, we need testers for testing the build and no one is willing to do it.
Shibu Shaji said:
The thing is, we need testers for testing the build and no one is willing to do it.
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can you give me the build, probably i would tested but im gonna ask my friend that have same phone
Can you test the note 12 5g build first?
PikriNtr said:
can you give me the build, probably i would tested but im gonna ask my friend that have same phon
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Shibu Shaji said:
Can you test the note 12 5g build first?
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you mean x671 build on x670?
nope
I can give you my boot.img
Hello everyone, I want to install TWRP Custom Recovery on my Phone. But, when I tried some videos, all of them aren't working. But why?
I tried the following:
fastboot boot recovery.img (resulted: FAILED (status read failed (Too many links)))
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (resulted: FAILED (remote: This partition doesn't exist))
I tried also,
fastboot flast boot recovery.img (resulted: bootloop)
I checked many comments, most of them saying that it doesn't work, others say that there is no recovery partition
Now my recovery partition is gone, leaving only to restart instead.
So, is there something I can do about it? Is there a solution for this problem that I'm facing? Looking forward to replies.
My phone is a Xiaomi Redmi 10 (non-2022 edition), codenamed selene.
And this that I am using is the unofficial TWRP (ver 3.6.1).
Thank you.
Update: Nevermind, the recovery is there. Regular Xiaomi recovery.
dasdsad1 said:
Hello everyone, I want to install TWRP Custom Recovery on my Phone. But, when I tried some videos, all of them aren't working. But why?
I tried the following:
fastboot boot recovery.img (resulted: FAILED (status read failed (Too many links)))
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (resulted: FAILED (remote: This partition doesn't exist))
I tried also,
fastboot flast boot recovery.img (resulted: bootloop)
I checked many comments, most of them saying that it doesn't work, others say that there is no recovery partition.
Now my recovery partition is gone, leaving only to restart instead.
So, is there something I can do about it? Is there a solution for this problem that I'm facing? Looking forward to replies.
My phone is a Xiaomi Redmi 10 (non-2022 edition), codenamed selene.
Thank you.
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Please respond quickly.
Xiaomi.eu post:
Couldn't install TWRP recovery on Redmi 10.
Yo guys, I have a feeling about this, but TWRP Can't. Be. Installed. On. My. Redmi 10? Because I said so. So, I wanted to install TWRP, but there was a problem. See, I tried tens of hundreds of videos, but to no avail. Tried commands like: fastboot boot recovery.img fastboot flash recovery...
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On which rom is the phone(Android version) and which Twrp(link)?
NOSS8 said:
On which rom is the phone(Android version) and which Twrp(link)?
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MIUI Global 13.0.10 Stable (SKUIDXM)/Android 12, Indonesian region ROM
TWRP link: https://unofficialtwrp.com/twrp-3-6-1-root-redmi-10/?amp#google_vignette
Model: Redmi 10 (codename selene, non-2022 version), 21061119DG
From UNofficialtwrp.com
Tried various tools. XiaoMiTool V2 said unknown error, XiaoMiFlash.exe is only for flashing ROMs, and REDMI 10 2022 (SELENE), only for MIUI 12.5 (from TAPIN RECOVERY INSTALLER).
Are you sure of the version?
SELENE 21061119AG, 21061119AL, 21061119BI, 21121119SG, 21121119VL, 22011119TI
Not sure this TWRP works on A12, did you flash the VBmeta as shown on the link?
NOSS8 said:
On which rom is the phone(Android version) and which Twrp(link)?
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I bought the device over a year ago.
NOSS8 said:
Are you sure of the version?
SELENE 21061119AG, 21061119AL, 21061119BI, 21121119SG, 21121119VL, 22011119TI
Not sure this TWRP works on A12, did you flash the VBmeta as shown on the link?
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Just a moment
NOSS8 said:
Are you sure of the version?
SELENE 21061119AG, 21061119AL, 21061119BI, 21121119SG, 21121119VL, 22011119TI
Not sure this TWRP works on A12, did you flash the VBmeta as shown on the link?
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Already did, but still not working.
And the phone won't restart?
NOSS8 said:
And the phone won't restart?
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It restarts to Stock ROM.
Tried different ports, cables, disabled driver signature enforcement, CMD and PowerShell, many restarts, but still the same error that I am occurring.
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"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
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"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
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NOSS8 said:
Are you sure of the version?
SELENE 21061119AG, 21061119AL, 21061119BI, 21121119SG, 21121119VL, 22011119TI
Not sure this TWRP works on A12, did you flash the VBmeta as shown on the link?
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flashed different vbmeta.img
Download PlatformTools and put the Twrp in the folder and run all your commands from this folder.
SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Studio | Android Developers
Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK.
developer.android.com
You must flash the VBmeta corresponding to the installed rom
My PC:
Device name: DESKTOP-K3DHSR3
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6200U CPU @ 2.30GHz 2.40 GHz
Installed RAM: 16.0 GB (15.9 GB usable)
Device ID: EC895DCA-D7C0-41EF-A114-8C0CD8F42698
Product ID: 00330-50316-52505-AAOEM
System type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Pen and touch: No pen or touch input is available for this display
Manufacter: Lenovo
NOSS8 said:
Download PlatformTools and put the Twrp in the folder and run all your commands from this folder.
SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Studio | Android Developers
Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK.
developer.android.com
You must flash the VBmeta corresponding to the installed rom
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O.K.
dasdsad1 said:
O.K.
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I'll let you updated in a short moment.
I did, the vbmeta flash worked, but still no response on the fastboot boot twrpredmi10.img or any TWRP img.
Complete log: