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phone booting into default recovery even after flashing twrp (xiaomi redmi note 4)

whenever i try to go into recovery mode, it takes me to the default one even after i flashed twrp. my bootloader is unlocked and i flashed twrp several times. even when i use the command prompt from fastboot mode it still takes me to the default recovery. any ideas to what's wrong?

Asafbzm said:
whenever i try to go into recovery mode, it takes me to the default one even after i flashed twrp. my bootloader is unlocked and i flashed twrp several times. even when i use the command prompt from fastboot mode it still takes me to the default recovery. any ideas to what's wrong?
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This could be a solution or a workaround:
"Hello i just had a personal experience with my Asus zenfone selfie Z00T Stock recovery kept replacing TWRP. (Boot loader already unlocked)
This is how i got around it i downloaded the latest TWRP for my device and placed directly in minimal adb and fastboot app folder then i renamed it to recovery .
then i put my device in fastboot mode using the buttons on the phone and After i ran minimal adb and fastboot app as admin then i typed fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
once done i then i typed fastboot boot recovery.img. and my phone booted to twrp recovery then i selected reboot recovery directly on my phone and to finish reboot system (still in twrp) that's it.
(OEM commands to boot from fastboot to recovery do not work on some devices )
it only worked for me eventually because i downloaded the latest TWRP from the official TWRP website.
The idea is to flash the custom recovery and then booting from the custom recovery.img that you just used to flash (the one still on the pc) using minimal adb and fastboot app.
IT may not work on all devices as the commands may change from one device to another but the idea stays the same. (example for nexus fastboot -c "lge.kcal=0|0|0|x" boot recovery.img)
I hope this will help some people out."

sill not booting into twrp
Tiqqy said:
This could be a solution or a workaround:
"Hello i just had a personal experience with my Asus zenfone selfie Z00T Stock recovery kept replacing TWRP. (Boot loader already unlocked)
This is how i got around it i downloaded the latest TWRP for my device and placed directly in minimal adb and fastboot app folder then i renamed it to recovery .
then i put my device in fastboot mode using the buttons on the phone and After i ran minimal adb and fastboot app as admin then i typed fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
once done i then i typed fastboot boot recovery.img. and my phone booted to twrp recovery then i selected reboot recovery directly on my phone and to finish reboot system (still in twrp) that's it.
(OEM commands to boot from fastboot to recovery do not work on some devices )
it only worked for me eventually because i downloaded the latest TWRP from the official TWRP website.
The idea is to flash the custom recovery and then booting from the custom recovery.img that you just used to flash (the one still on the pc) using minimal adb and fastboot app.
IT may not work on all devices as the commands may change from one device to another but the idea stays the same. (example for nexus fastboot -c "lge.kcal=0|0|0|x" boot recovery.img)
I hope this will help some people out."
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i've just tried this but the 'fastboot boot recovery' command just turn the phone back on from fastboot. thanks anyways!

Tiqqy said:
This could be a solution or a workaround:
"Hello i just had a personal experience with my Asus zenfone selfie Z00T Stock recovery kept replacing TWRP. (Boot loader already unlocked)
This is how i got around it i downloaded the latest TWRP for my device and placed directly in minimal adb and fastboot app folder then i renamed it to recovery .
then i put my device in fastboot mode using the buttons on the phone and After i ran minimal adb and fastboot app as admin then i typed fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
once done i then i typed fastboot boot recovery.img. and my phone booted to twrp recovery then i selected reboot recovery directly on my phone and to finish reboot system (still in twrp) that's it.
(OEM commands to boot from fastboot to recovery do not work on some devices )
it only worked for me eventually because i downloaded the latest TWRP from the official TWRP website.
The idea is to flash the custom recovery and then booting from the custom recovery.img that you just used to flash (the one still on the pc) using minimal adb and fastboot app.
IT may not work on all devices as the commands may change from one device to another but the idea stays the same. (example for nexus fastboot -c "lge.kcal=0|0|0|x" boot recovery.img)
I hope this will help some people out."
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Work for me. Thanks buddy

This works, thumb up
Asafbzm said:
i've just tried this but the 'fastboot boot recovery' command just turn the phone back on from fastboot. thanks anyways!
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i have suffered with the same problem for hours until i decided to come here and look for related article , it actually worked and made me wonder that it wasn't that hard to fix it , i just rebooted fastboot and flashed twrp and in the end typed 'fastboot reboot recovery.img
that solved my suffering within 5 seconds. thank you for sharing the knowledge

Tiqqy said:
This could be a solution or a workaround:
"Hello i just had a personal experience with my Asus zenfone selfie Z00T Stock recovery kept replacing TWRP. (Boot loader already unlocked)
This is how i got around it i downloaded the latest TWRP for my device and placed directly in minimal adb and fastboot app folder then i renamed it to recovery .
then i put my device in fastboot mode using the buttons on the phone and After i ran minimal adb and fastboot app as admin then i typed fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
once done i then i typed fastboot boot recovery.img. and my phone booted to twrp recovery then i selected reboot recovery directly on my phone and to finish reboot system (still in twrp) that's it.
(OEM commands to boot from fastboot to recovery do not work on some devices )
it only worked for me eventually because i downloaded the latest TWRP from the official TWRP website.
The idea is to flash the custom recovery and then booting from the custom recovery.img that you just used to flash (the one still on the pc) using minimal adb and fastboot app.
IT may not work on all devices as the commands may change from one device to another but the idea stays the same. (example for nexus fastboot -c "lge.kcal=0|0|0|x" boot recovery.img)
I hope this will help some people out."
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I had the same issue on Poco F1 and this worked for me as well! Pleasant surprise. First result on google was this article and it worked, 2 minutes work.

Lamantin001 said:
I had the same issue on Poco F1 and this worked for me as well! Pleasant surprise. First result on google was this article and it worked, 2 minutes work.
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Okay, I was a bit too early with that. The next time I turned off the phone and tried booting to recovery (Vol up+pwr), I got booted into factory recovery (mi-recovery 3.0) :/

Lamantin001 said:
Okay, I was a bit too early with that. The next time I turned off the phone and tried booting to recovery (Vol up+pwr), I got booted into factory recovery (mi-recovery 3.0) :/
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Update:
I found the solution. I followed the steps in this article:
How can I keep MIUI from overwrite TWRP with stock recovery after a ROM flash?
I'm on fw Global 9.6.6.0. (Bought the phone 'bogus' unlocked with "fake" 9.6.4.0, bricked it while trying to restore chinese fw and re-lock bootloader using miflash - I'm not doing that again brought it back to life using the steps from...
forum.xda-developers.com

Asafbzm said:
whenever i try to go into recovery mode, it takes me to the default one even after i flashed twrp. my bootloader is unlocked and i flashed twrp several times. even when i use the command prompt from fastboot mode it still takes me to the default recovery. any ideas to what's wrong?
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Try this:
when you are in fastboot mode type:
Code:
fastboot boot recovery.img
This command will boot your phone to twrp. Install twrp .zip file (there are 2 options when installing .img or .zip)
after this go to ADB/Sideload - This is in Advanced section
Then swipe to start a sideload. Now on your pc type:
Code:
adb sideload recovery.zip
This worked for me. I hope this works for you too

TWRP install dont work

Hi guys.
I unlocked my bootloader, and installed the Global Beta Rom via TWRP.
Now, that I am finishing that, TWRP is not installed anymore. And I can't install it.
When I boot into fastboot, and install TWRP like usual, everything is ok. No error appears. But when I want to boot into TWRP via key-combination, nothing happens. When I boot MiUi again, then reboot and try to boot into TWRP again, the Mi-Recoverymenue appears. But not TWRP. Can anyone help here?

After ROM package installed, boot and setup everythings you need, reboot to fastboot mode.
You must install TWRP again, then boot to TWRP by using command, same as the first time you install TWRP. Full commands:
1. fastboot devices.
2. fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
3. fastboot boot twrp.img

DungHD said:
After ROM package installed, boot and setup everythings you need, reboot to fastboot mode.
You must install TWRP again, then boot to TWRP by using command, same as the first time you install TWRP. Full commands:
1. fastboot devices.
2. fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
3. fastboot boot twrp.img
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Done that.
Device reboot, screen turns black. Then device reboot again, and MIUI will start.

After you install TWRP via fastboot command boot into TWRP via fastboot using the TWRP image on your computer. After TWRP comes up disconnect your phone from your computer, go into the TWRP reboot menu and select reboot into recovery. After you boot back into TWRP it should stick until you flash another ROM zip.

Same issue here.....please have a look at attached picture to see what I have done.
Even after a couple of minutes the screen remains black after trying to boot into TWRP.img with "fastboot boot twrp.img"
Is this a wrong command?
OK with rebooting the system is replacing TWRP, mens I need to go directly into TWRP without rebooting OS., but neither the command above nor ´"fastboot reboot" and simultaniously holding Vol+ and Power ware entering TWRP .....even more
Entering "fastboot reboot" afterwards, device is rebooting normally.
Would be great to explain how I can successfully get TWRP run.
Thx a lot!!

MIUI overwrites the recovery with each boot.
You'll have to get root access and adjust s few files (there is a guide somewhere here on xda) to get it to stay

flyingjack said:
Same issue here.....please have a look at attached picture to see what I have done.
Even after a couple of minutes the screen remains black after trying to boot into TWRP.img with "fastboot boot twrp.img"
Is this a wrong command?
OK with rebooting the system is replacing TWRP, mens I need to go directly into TWRP without rebooting OS., but neither the command above nor ´"fastboot reboot" and simultaniously holding Vol+ and Power ware entering TWRP .....even more
Entering "fastboot reboot" afterwards, device is rebooting normally.
Would be great to explain how I can successfully get TWRP run.
Thx a lot!!
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Did you download wrong .img file for polaris?
All versions has capacity more than 46 MB. Latest version is 46788 KB.

DungHD said:
Did you download wrong .img file for polaris?
All versions has capacity more than 46 MB. Latest version is 46788 KB.
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THx mate! actually I downloaded the wrong file. With the correct one evreythink is working fine!!!

[GUIDE] A faster and updated guide to root, magisk and return to stock

#Prerequisites:
Stock Rom: https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/ali/official/RETAIL/
TWRP: https://dl.twrp.me/ali/twrp-3.3.0-0-ali.img
Dejello TWRP: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1QWYIcti-wJPPMAc8Ol5pnoO3b8CqtKFn (Unofficial) //Only for custom roms, when you need to install GApps.
Magisk: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases/download/v19.0/Magisk-v19.0.zip
Magisk Manager: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases/download/manager-v7.1.1/MagiskManager-v7.1.1.apk
DM Verity Disabler: https://zackptg5.com/downloads/Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_04.03.19.zip
Unlocked Bootloader: https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/unlock-your-device-a
Minimal ADB/Fastboot (Windows only): https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=962187416754459552
Moto USB Drivers (drivers only, no manager): https://motorolausbdriver.com/wp-content/uploads/Motorola_Mobile_Drivers_v6.4.0.zip
Windows hint:
For all what you want to do with your Motorola phone, you need the above provided Minimal ADB/Fastboot environment.
Download and extract it,
Move the files you want to flash into the folder
Open CMD (Windows Key and R - then type cmd) and navigate into the extracted folder.
//It's easier when you type cd into the cmd and drag the folder from your adb/fastboot environment into the cmd window and hit enter.
And that's it. The patched boot image is no longer needed.
Rooting the Moto G6
1. Boot into fastboot mode (Vol - and Power simultaneously) and connect it to your computer
2. Open Terminal (Linux)/CMD (Windows) and go into the folder where your recovery image lies.
3. Type "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" and use the volume keys on your phone to select "recovery mode", when finished.
4. If it asks for a password hit cancel, go to wipe, data wipe and confirm it with yes. Then reboot again into recovery.
5. Repeat the wiping and reboot another time into recovery.
6. Connect your phone to your Computer while in recovery and copy magisk and dm-verity disabler to your phone.
7. Go to Install and flash dm-verity disabler first, then magisk.
Thats it. You're rooted.
Update/Go back to Stock.
//Download the stock rom you want to use and extract it to your Desktop.
//Latest ROM (Android 9) is ALI_RETAIL_9.0_PPS29.55-24_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip
1. Go into recovery mode (twrp), choose wipe - wipe data and confirm with yes.
2. Back to the wipe main screen, advanced wipe and hit everything.
3. Wipe it two times.
4. Boot into download mode and connect your phone to your computer.
5. Open Terminal or CMD in the folder of your stock firmware and hit the following commands (hint: it's easier to use a bash/batch file):
Code:
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase modemst1
fastboot erase modemst2
fastboot erase carrier
fastboot erase DDR
fastboot flash partition gpt.bin
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash oem oem.img
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
fastboot flash dsp adspso.bin
fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn
fastboot erase modemst1
fastboot erase modemst2
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.0
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.1
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.2
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.3
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.4
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.5
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.6
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.7
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.8
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.9
fastboot flash vendor vendor.img_sparsechunk.0
fastboot flash vendor vendor.img_sparsechunk.1
fastboot erase carrier
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot erase DDR
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot
Wait until it finished, disconnect your phone, wait and set it up.
That's it.
Simple and easy.

So... When do you tell people about installing ADB and fastboot? Moto drivers? Ya skipped some stuff dude.

madbat99 said:
So... When do you tell people about installing ADB and fastboot? Moto drivers? Ya skipped some stuff dude.
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For my own experience it worked without moto drivers. On Windows 7 and Windows 10 testing systems.
Personally I use Arch, which natively supports adb and fastboot, provided by the android-tools package.
But thank you for your hint, I added it.

And for root not need boot.img file?

cecogor said:
And for root not need boot.img file?
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No, Magisk is patching the stock boot.img, which is already on your device.
The patched images are not needed anymore for Magisk.

ThisIsRussia said:
No, Magisk is patching the stock boot.img, which is already on your device.
The patched images are not needed anymore for Magisk.
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Ok, I see.
I remark one more thing - "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_02.04.2019" i much more biger then "Force_Encryption_Disabler_For_ALI_Oreo_v2" - 4MB vs 100kB. What is different here?

cecogor said:
Ok, I see.
I remark one more thing - "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_02.04.2019" i much more biger then "Force_Encryption_Disabler_For_ALI_Oreo_v2" - 4MB vs 100kB. What is different here?
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Due to OS changes and it's a feature bundle.
It edits DM-Verity, ForceEncrypt and Disk Quota.

Can't get root
The install by the instructions went perfectly but I can't get root. I did one thing differently than on the root instructions and I think I did it correctly, where you have;
Type "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" and use the volume keys on your phone to select "recovery mode", when finished.
I did "fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.2.3-0-ali.img" which I thought you meant because stock recovery would already be installed or am I missing something here. I followed all the rest of the instructions perfectly and everything seemed to wipe reboot and install fine but when I boot back into android I don't have root. In fact I tried it four times and never got root. Do you have any ideas what could be wrong? Thanks for any help but I do have Android 9 running just fine. I'd like to get this rooted rather than go back to 8 because it seems to run so much better.

mward7221 said:
The install by the instructions went perfectly but I can't get root. I did one thing differently than on the root instructions and I think I did it correctly, where you have;
Type "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" and use the volume keys on your phone to select "recovery mode", when finished.
I did "fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.2.3-0-ali.img" which I thought you meant because stock recovery would already be installed or am I missing something here. I followed all the rest of the instructions perfectly and everything seemed to wipe reboot and install fine but when I boot back into android I don't have root. In fact I tried it four times and never got root. Do you have any ideas what could be wrong? Thanks for any help but I do have Android 9 running just fine. I'd like to get this rooted rather than go back to 8 because it seems to run so much better.
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You Need install magisk Manager wich is linked above and restart device.
Then open magisk Manager from Menu.

ThisIsRussia said:
You Need install magisk Manager wich is linked above and restart device.
Then open magisk Manager from Menu.
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I tried all that and couldn't get it to work, I downloaded everything from your links above but no go. Someone posted a no-verity boot image in another thread. post 598 I believe and I flashed that file, flashed Magisk 18.1 in twrp and now I have root so I'm set, Thanks for your reply

ThisIsRussia said:
For my own experience it worked without moto drivers. On Windows 7 and Windows 10 testing systems.
Personally I use Arch, which natively supports adb and fastboot, provided by the android-tools package.
But thank you for your hint, I added it.
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Of course on Linux no drivers are needed. But most running Linux don't need instructions. It's usually windows users needing such instructions.
That's the only reason I chimed in.
Carry on.
Nice guide.

ThisIsRussia said:
Update/Go back to Stock.
//Download the stock rom you want to use and extract it to your Desktop.
//Latest ROM (Android 9) is ALI_RETAIL_9.0_PPS29.55-24_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip
1. Go into recovery mode (twrp), choose wipe - wipe data and confirm with yes.
2. Back to the wipe main screen, advanced wipe and hit everything.
3. Wipe it two times.
4. Boot into download mode and connect your phone to your computer.
5. Open Terminal or CMD in the folder of your stock firmware and hit the following commands (hint: it's easier to use a bash/batch file):
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When updating a rooted phone from Android 8 to Android 9 do you have to wipe (in TWRP) and use the following?
Code:
fastboot erase carrier
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot erase DDR

kmssd said:
When updating a rooted phone from Android 8 to Android 9 do you have to wipe (in TWRP) and use the following?
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If you Change major OS Version, you always need a clean Flash and rerooting.

ThisIsRussia said:
For my own experience it worked without moto drivers. On Windows 7 and Windows 10 testing systems.
Personally I use Arch, which natively supports adb and fastboot, provided by the android-tools package.
But thank you for your hint, I added it.
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I would change official TWRP to Dejello's unofficial TWRP as official one won't install Gapps
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1QWYIcti-wJPPMAc8Ol5pnoO3b8CqtKFn

Hi ppl, sorry for that questions, I make a lot of roots, on mine Samsung S3, Sony ZQ, and many other, But in last times I dont make it with magisk.... so someone can explain some things for me?
First work on XT1925-3? 4/64gb variant?
TWRP is need or only ADB? I just want to make only by adb...
If its okay now:
1. Boot into fastboot mode (Vol - and Power simultaneously) and connect it to your computer
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>> Here is ok,
2. Open Terminal (Linux)/CMD (Windows) and go into the folder where your recovery image lies.
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>> Here is ok too
3. Type "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" and use the volume keys on your phone to select "recovery mode", when finished.
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>> Here is ok too, similar to flash my Sony
4. If it asks for a password hit cancel, go to wipe, data wipe and confirm it with yes. Then reboot again into recovery.
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>> I belive if I have pass on phone? if I remove the phone only need a reboot in recovery?
5. Repeat the wiping and reboot another time into recovery.
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>> The phone will be need a wipe two wipes? or only one?
6. Connect your phone to your Computer while in recovery and copy magisk and dm-verity disabler to your phone.
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>> Here is mine question, the phone wont wakeup for now, but in recovery mode will be open folder to that? I remeber on my S3 in twrp I mount the storage to acess, in ADB method is same?
7. Go to Install and flash dm-verity disabler first, then magisk.
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>> Okay, install DM, after that, wakeup phone, and after that flash magisk? Magisk maneger is same thing? So, is Flash DM > reboot into recovery or wakeup? after, flash magisk, reboot again? install magisk maneger?
So, sorry for that all questions, and if I trade some words, I have dyslexia and I'm backing to root world after a long time.

brunogroa said:
Hi ppl, sorry for that questions, I make a lot of roots, on mine Samsung S3, Sony ZQ, and many other, But in last times I dont make it with magisk.... so someone can explain some things for me?
First work on XT1925-3? 4/64gb variant?
TWRP is need or only ADB? I just want to make only by adb...
If its okay now:
>> Here is ok,
>> Here is ok too
>> Here is ok too, similar to flash my Sony
>> I belive if I have pass on phone? if I remove the phone only need a reboot in recovery?
>> The phone will be need a wipe two wipes? or only one?
>> Here is mine question, the phone wont wakeup for now, but in recovery mode will be open folder to that? I remeber on my S3 in twrp I mount the storage to acess, in ADB method is same?
>> Okay, install DM, after that, wakeup phone, and after that flash magisk? Magisk maneger is same thing? So, is Flash DM > reboot into recovery or wakeup? after, flash magisk, reboot again? install magisk maneger?
So, sorry for that all questions, and if I trade some words, I have dyslexia and I'm backing to root world after a long time.
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Here are the steps I use to flash/root my wifes Moto G6 xt1925-6 (pie)
1. Make sure dev options are on and usb debugging is on.
2. adb reboot bootloader
3. Extract the image file directly into the same directory as adb and fastboot.
4. Launch cmd as admin, CD to the directory where adb and fastboot is.
5. via CMD launch flash_all.bat which will run through and do all the flashing of the necessary parts.
6. I actually did the first time setup, making sure usb debugging is on again and also making sure I dont have any pw or security enabled.
7. adb reboot bootloader.
8. fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
9. fastboot flash boot no-verity_boot.img
10. boot into twrp and then format, I did a Format data, then a factory data reset.
11. back in twrp copy magisk over to phone, and install via twrp
12. reboot system and it should boot up again.
13. make sure to do first time setup and enable usb debugging and make sure magisk manager is installed, updated, and configured how you want it.
14. I usually do core only mode, magisk hide, and also hide the magisk manager package via the settings. under general settings.

Stuck on Booting screen
Unlocked bootloader on Moto G6 xt1925-6 RETUS. Loaded TWRP fine. Did factory reset twice to remove data encryption. Installed Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_03.28.19.zip followed by Magisk 18.1.zip. Boots back to recovery fine but stays at boot screen when booting to system.
Any suggestions.
Stephen

theseeker2654 said:
Here are the steps I use to flash/root my wifes Moto G6 xt1925-6 (pie)
1. Make sure dev options are on and usb debugging is on.
2. adb reboot bootloader
3. Extract the image file directly into the same directory as adb and fastboot.
4. Launch cmd as admin, CD to the directory where adb and fastboot is.
5. via CMD launch flash_all.bat which will run through and do all the flashing of the necessary parts.
6. I actually did the first time setup, making sure usb debugging is on again and also making sure I dont have any pw or security enabled.
7. adb reboot bootloader.
8. fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
9. fastboot flash boot no-verity_boot.img
10. boot into twrp and then format, I did a Format data, then a factory data reset.
11. back in twrp copy magisk over to phone, and install via twrp
12. reboot system and it should boot up again.
13. make sure to do first time setup and enable usb debugging and make sure magisk manager is installed, updated, and configured how you want it.
14. I usually do core only mode, magisk hide, and also hide the magisk manager package via the settings. under general settings.
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Ohh sure... So need twrp to do, I Will trie this, thx a lots, here is the same with pie

Tom Swift said:
Unlocked bootloader on Moto G6 xt1925-6 RETUS. Loaded TWRP fine. Did factory reset twice to remove data encryption. Installed Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_03.28.19.zip followed by Magisk 18.1.zip. Boots back to recovery fine but stays at boot screen when booting to system.
Any suggestions.
Stephen
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On top of using the disabler download and flash the no verity boot.img from the link below. Works great on my xt1925-6 with pie.
Also, use Magisk 19.0
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JLMVRBCsMnr7RYxdRFjFLOwVSy8r8hSQ/view

The DM Verity Disabler link not working:
https://zackptg5.com/downloads/Disab...02.04.2019.zip

Can't exit bootloader after trying to reinstall TWRP on android 10

I updated to android 10 an hour ago, and placed my phone into the bootloader so I could re-flash TWRP. After I ran the command (fastboot flash boot C:\Users\USER\Downloads\twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.img), and tried rebooting, I couldn't leave the bootloader. I've tried using the buttons, trying to push the img to the phone and force it into TWRP, but nothing works. I think I didn't enable USB debugging when I entered the bootloader, but it was enabled before I updated.

It's a known issue, the commands aren't included in the bootloader for q yet. We need to wait for OnePlus to add them. To fix your problem, try fastboot booting the magisk patched boot.img for the 10 beta.

USB Debugging has nothing to do with fastboot.... Just flash stock boot img or a patched with twrp/magisk and boot your phone usually

mercenaryhmster said:
It's a known issue, the commands aren't included in the bootloader for q yet. We need to wait for OnePlus to add them. To fix your problem, try fastboot booting the magisk patched boot.img for the 10 beta.
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Where do I find the patched boot image?

TheEndernaut said:
Where do I find the patched boot image?
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If nothing helps, try to reflash with MsmDownloadTool.

TheEndernaut said:
Where do I find the patched boot image?
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...isk-patched-boot-image-oneplus-7-pro-t3964345
Also, once you flashed boot image and booted into Android, Download the twrp INSTALLER and install it via magisk module
From here
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1899786940962578045

GUGUITOMTG4 said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...isk-patched-boot-image-oneplus-7-pro-t3964345
Also, once you flashed boot image and booted into Android, Download the twrp INSTALLER and install it via magisk module
From here
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1899786940962578045
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Was able to get past the bootloader, but once I swipe up to load the device, it blacks out

GUGUITOMTG4 said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...isk-patched-boot-image-oneplus-7-pro-t3964345
Also, once you flashed boot image and booted into Android, Download the twrp INSTALLER and install it via magisk module
From here
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1899786940962578045
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I can't find the menue in magisk manager where I can install TWRP

TheEndernaut said:
I can't find the menue in magisk manager where I can install TWRP
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Hamburger (upper left), modules, plus icon (bottom center), browse to twrp installer zip.

TheEndernaut said:
I updated to android 10 an hour ago, and placed my phone into the bootloader so I could re-flash TWRP. After I ran the command (fastboot flash boot C:\Users\USER\Downloads\twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.img), and tried rebooting, I couldn't leave the bootloader. I've tried using the buttons, trying to push the img to the phone and force it into TWRP, but nothing works. I think I didn't enable USB debugging when I entered the bootloader, but it was enabled before I updated.
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First you don't flash the TWRP image.
That image is used as a fastboot boot. It is not to be flashed.
Normally, you would boot with that image and flash the TWRP zip to make it permanent.
Once TWRP is flashed, you need to also flash Magisk.
To get out of the situation you are in, you need a stock boot image to flash.
Once that is done, you can start over.
Read the instructions carefully before flashing images.

johnx818 said:
Hamburger (upper left), modules, plus icon (bottom center), browse to twrp installer zip.
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There is no modules page

johnx818 said:
Hamburger (upper left), modules, plus icon (bottom center), browse to twrp installer zip.
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There is no modules menu

tech_head said:
First you don't flash the TWRP image.
That image is used as a fastboot boot. It is not to be flashed.
Normally, you would boot with that image and flash the TWRP zip to make it permanent.
Once TWRP is flashed, you need to also flash Magisk.
To get out of the situation you are in, you need a stock boot image to flash.
Once that is done, you can start over.
Read the instructions carefully before flashing images.
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Just to clarify then, when I run fastboot flash boot TWRP, I use the zip? If not, what command am I using?!

The command is "fastboot boot recoveryfilaneme.img" using the .img file

TheEndernaut said:
Just to clarify then, when I run fastboot flash boot TWRP, I use the zip? If not, what command am I using?!
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No, no, no.
TWRP can only be flashed from either TWRP or Magisk.
On this device, you can only boot the image file. You can only flash the zip while running a booted TWRP or from the Magisk Manager.

TheEndernaut said:
Just to clarify then, when I run fastboot flash boot TWRP, I use the zip? If not, what command am I using?!
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Hope I can explain myself. You are using a command you shouldn't be using: fastboot FLASH boot, you shouldn't flash the image from fastboot, you need to use that image to boot into recovery and then flash recovery itself from INSIDE recovery, then you NEED to flash Magisk from inside recovery too.
The command is: fastboot boot recovery.img
Btw, you can't see the "modules" option in Magisk because I think you flashed stock boot.img. Try flashing Magisk patched boot img and then flash recovery in Magisk as it was said before.

Did you click all the 3 buttons at once?

TheEndernaut said:
After I ran the command (fastboot flash boot C:\Users\USER\Downloads\twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.img)
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This is not a command you will find in any guide for this device (at least not any guide that is correct)!
The command you used, flashed the image to over-write the boot partition, which is essentially the kernel. You no longer have a kernel, so of course the phone cannot properly boot to OS. This is also not the correct way to install TWRP, so therefore you have no TWRP installed on the phone, either.
Proper sequence to install TWRP would have been:
1) fastboot boot TWRP.img
This only "boots" into TWRP, but does not install it. I know the syntax here is confusing. "boot" versus "flash boot" do completely different things. In this case "boot" is the action. In the command you used "flash" is the action, and the "boot" partition is the location.
2) Flash TWRP installer zip
3) Flash Magisk
At this point, the easiest path is probably to do what was suggested in Reply #6 above (flash patched boot image, boot to OS, open Magisk and install TWRP from Magisk).

redpoint73 said:
This is not a command you will find in any guide for this device (at least not any guide that is correct)!
The command you used, flashed the image to over-write the boot partition, which is essentially the kernel. You no longer have a kernel, so of course the phone cannot properly boot to OS. This is also not the correct way to install TWRP, so therefore you have no TWRP installed on the phone, either.
Proper sequence to install TWRP would have been:
1) fastboot boot TWRP.img
This only "boots" into TWRP, but does not install it. I know the syntax here is confusing. "boot" versus "flash boot" do completely different things. In this case "boot" is the action. In the command you used "flash" is the action, and the "boot" partition is the location.
2) Flash TWRP installer zip
3) Flash Magisk
At this point, the easiest path is probably to do what was suggested in Reply #6 above (flash patched boot image, boot to OS, open Magisk and install TWRP from Magisk).
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How do you install TWRP from Magisk?

blade35 said:
How do you install TWRP from Magisk?
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Magisk/Modules/+/Select TWRP installer.zip

Cant Flash my Poco X3

Hello there,
I dont know what Iam doing wrong, but I dont get it managed to flash twrp on my Xiaomi.
I attached what the console says.
I can see the device in fastboot mode, but it dont flash if I give the command for it.
Could someone please help me?
Thanks.

EvilKain said:
Hello there,
I dont know what Iam doing wrong, but I dont get it managed to flash twrp on my Xiaomi.
I attached what the console says.
I can see the device in fastboot mode, but it dont flash if I give the command for it.
Could someone please help me?
Thanks.
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INSTALLATION:
1. Download the TWRP image file to your PC.
2. Put your device into fastboot.
3. Type the following command to flash the recovery:-
Code:
fastboot flash recovery "name_of_recovery.img"
4. On installation of TWRP , to boot the recovery do:-
Code:
fastboot boot "name_of_recovery.img"
The device will automatically reboot into TWRP, and you will have TWRP as your permanent recovery!

NOSS8 said:
INSTALLATION:
1. Download the TWRP image file to your PC.
2. Put your device into fastboot.
3. Type the following command to flash the recovery:-
Code:
fastboot flash recovery "name_of_recovery.img"
4. On installation of TWRP , to boot the recovery do:-
Code:
fastboot boot "name_of_recovery.img"
The device will automatically reboot into TWRP, and you will have TWRP as your permanent recovery!
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Thanks for your answer.
Until 3. I have done already.
But on my older phones there was something Happening on the Phone itself.
But I will try step 4.

Worked like a charm. Thank you.