I screwed up my phone with a 'single sim' rom, it turns on but has no signal and I'm looking to find something to make my phone usable!
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device info: (I thought might help)
Htc T329w wcdma
Protodug pvt ship s-off RH
Cid-1111111
Hboot-1.15.0002
Radio-10.03.45D.27M
cMMC-boot
Mar 27 2013,11:21:45:14460
I found this Chinese rom link but haven't been able to download yet!
http://htcbbs.cnmo.com/forum-15872-1.html
Someone here speaking chinese?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2458889
Try that version 1
Stock boot.img and stock recovery.img in post #2
Somehow forgot that post... true
ckpv5 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2458889
Try that version 1
Stock boot.img and stock recovery.img in post #2
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Thank you man, I've been tossing and turning for 2 days over this $#!t, you made my day man! :good:
you mean I download both the "Version 1" and this one:
You can downlod from here:https://hotfile.com/dl/249367403/0b72cc6/T329W.rar.html
This is decrypt stock rom for T329w without "System.img"
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can you pls give me a quick overview?
Gobl3t said:
can you pls give me a quick overview?
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You just need boot_signed.img for boot partition and recovery_signed.img for recovery partition, flashable via fastboot. Then you flash the backup from first link and you should be done!
I did it man, wtf! now when I turn on my phone I see an icon of a phone with a exclamation mark in a Triangle!
did I brick my phone?
I would want to take my phone to a htc service, but there is none where I am!
this is what I did:
- Download the version1 rom and put it on the sd card
- Unpack boot_signed.img & recovery_signed.img from post#2 and put it on the root of c: drive
- Reboot phone to recovery
- Choose option ‘wipe cache partition' and ‘wipe dalvik cache’
- Go back to main menu and choose ‘install zip from sd card’ and then ‘choose zip from sd card’
- Wait until the installation is finished
- Reboot phone to fastboot and connect it to your PC
- Open command prompt, lead it to folder where you installed adb and fastboot and issue commands:
fastboot flash boot c:\boot_signed.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash boot c:\recovery_signed.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot erase cache
- Reboot
now it doesn't turn on, I put the battery out to see what happens.
You flashed the recovery to the wrong partition. Do
fastboot flash recovery C:\recovery_signed.img and to correct the boot partition
fastboot flash boot C:\boot_signed.img
Then it should work.
you mean I flashed them in wrong order!
edit ---
I did:
fastboot flash boot c:\recovery_signed.img
fastboot flash boot c:\boot_signed.img
fastboot erase cache
black screen, nothing!
Gobl3t said:
you mean I flashed them in wrong order!
edit ---
I did:
fastboot flash boot c:\recovery_signed.img
fastboot flash boot c:\boot_signed.img
fastboot erase cache
black screen, nothing!
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You are flashing the recovery in the wrong partition, you need to do:
fastboot flash recovery c:\recovery_signed.img
GtrCraft said:
You are flashing the recovery in the wrong partition, you need to do:
fastboot flash recovery c:\recovery_signed.img
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sorry me being :silly:
I just did : fastboot flash recovery c:\recovery_signed.img
same nothing happend, I don't know wha wrong partion!
Gobl3t said:
sorry me being :silly:
I just did : fastboot flash recovery c:\recovery_signed.img
same nothing happend, I don't know wha wrong partion!
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And flash boot: fastboot flash boot c:\boot_signed.img
after that do: fastboot erase cache
and then reboot
still pitch black screen :crying:
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should I wipe and install rom again, if so, should I install the .img s afterwards again?
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I can't install rom, when I go to fastboot and click on recovery the phone icon with exclamation triangle shows up.
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A friend of mine have bought the very same phone, how can I take a backup from it without endangering it?
actually he isn't staying around very long, so I must hurry!
Copy the whole system folder via ES File Explorer to the computer and replace the content of the flashable system backups system folder you downloaded. Flash that modified zip then. Be sure to use 7-zip on Windows to replace the files in the zip, otherwise it won't be flashable
dansou901 said:
Copy the whole system folder via ES File Explorer to the computer and replace the content of the flashable system backups system folder you downloaded. Flash that modified zip then. Be sure to use 7-zip on Windows to replace the files in the zip, otherwise it won't be flashable
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when I go to fastboot and click on "recovery" a phone icon with red exclamation sign in a triangle shows up, isn't my phone brick?
Gobl3t said:
when I go to fastboot and click on "recovery" a phone icon with red exclamation sign in a triangle shows up, isn't my phone brick?
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red exclamation sign in a triangle means you have stock recovery installed.
Which recovery that you installed before that you use to flash ROM ? In your below message, it doesn't look like you have a TWRP recovery installed as there is no such thing for :
- Choose option ‘wipe cache partition' and ‘wipe dalvik cache’
- Go back to main menu and choose ‘install zip from sd card’ and then ‘choose zip from sd card’
Install a TWRP Recovery and follow all your step below including the bold parts that I added in. Tell us how it goes after "fastboot reboot"
Gobl3t said:
I did it man, wtf! now when I turn on my phone I see an icon of a phone with a exclamation mark in a Triangle!
did I brick my phone?
I would want to take my phone to a htc service, but there is none where I am!
this is what I did:
- Download the version1 rom and put it on the sd card
- Unpack boot_signed.img & recovery_signed.img from post#2 and put it on the root of c: drive
- Install a TWRP Recovery for JB
- Reboot phone to recovery
- Choose Wipe then Swipe to Factory Reset
or the best is Select Advance Wipe, tick all except sdcard then swipe to wipe
- Choose option ‘wipe cache partition' and ‘wipe dalvik cache’
- Go back to main menu and choose ‘install zip from sd card’ and then ‘choose zip from sd card’
- Select Install and select the version1 rom.zip then swipe to confirm flash
- Wait until the installation is finished
- Reboot phone to fastboot and connect it to your PC
- Open command prompt, lead it to folder where you installed adb and fastboot and issue commands:
fastboot flash boot c:\boot_signed.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot
fastboot flash boot c:\recovery_signed.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot erase cache
- Reboot
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dansou901:
Copy the whole system folder via ES File Explorer to the computer and replace the content of the flashable system backups system folder you downloaded. Flash that modified zip then. Be sure to use 7-zip on Windows to replace the files in the zip, otherwise it won't be flashable
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I got the system folder on my PC, I will try your solution after I tried ckpv5's
Which recovery that you installed before that you use to flash ROM ?
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recovery that I installed is from this the one I extracted from this thread's second post : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2458889
and before that I used "fulmix.ROM_boot.img-Installer"
I follow your instruction now.
edit
I found and downloaded this TWRP , wondering how to install it!
I think there was an extra one for your phone somewhere on the forums; don't know where exactly anymore...
Related
The day of the M is upon us!
In typical developer preview tradition since lollipop - I will try and keep this thread up to date with the latest and greatest
Flashables:
Preview 3:
- MPA44I (OTA from MPZ79M) (Flashable) (Full Package)
- MPA44G (Full Package) (Flashable) (OTA)
Preview 2:
- MPZ79M (OTA file MPZ79M from MPZ44Q)
To sideload OTA via ADB:
On Windows: adb sideload android.zip
On Mac/Linux: ./adb sideload android.zip
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Preview 1:
- MPZ44Q (credits to Taassdar for the script)
- Bootloader & Radio (thanks to okibi)
Flash Order:
Flash Radio & Bootloader -> Flash ROM -> Reboot -> Flash SuperSU (optional) -> Reboot
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Factory Images:
- MPZ79M (Preview 2)
- MPZ44Q (Preview 1)
- IMG files (MPZ44Q): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=32588
- IMG files (MPZ79M): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=35183
Google IMG files (manual installation):
Instructions:
A clean install is highly recommended when coming from 5.x.x to "M"
DOES NOT wipe your SD card.
via flashable file:
- Boot into recovery (TWRP/CWM)
- Un-mount /system in TWRP/CWM
- Wipe: system, data, dalvik and cache
- Flash bootloader (optional - only needed if new)
- Flash ROM (be patient - takes a while)
- Flash SuperSU (optional)
- Flash radio (optional - only needed if new)
- Reboot (first boot takes a while)
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via fastboot (manual installation):
SYSTEM PREP (skip if you already have fastboot/adb setup):
Let's setup ADB and fastboot
Windows:
- Automated: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979 (follow the steps in the software)
- Manual Method:
Download this file and extract the folder called "adb" to your C: drive. Your path should look like this:
Code:
C:\adb\
You will need to open a command prompt window using this method:
Code:
- Go to the C:\adb\ folder
- hold down SHIFT key and RIGHT-CLICK
- select "Open command window here".
In order to use ADB & Fastboot from anywhere - use the following steps to setup windows environment variables:
Navigate to & click on Start > Right-Click on Computer > click on Advance System Settings >
Click on Environment Variables (under the advanced tab) > Click on New (User Variables) >
Variables Name: ADB (Or anything you want) Variables Value: ;C:\adb (this is the Path of my adb.exe file)
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1. Extract the downloaded zip to your desktop
2. Open Terminal and type in:
Code:
su
cd Desktop/Android/ (note: Android is the directory extracted from zip file)
3. Now type
Code:
./ADB-Install-Mac.sh
Note: By using the method above, your adb and fastboot files are stored at this location on your Mac: /usr/bin/
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Now that you're setup, let's do the flashing:
Boot into TWRP to wipe cache, dalvik, data (not internal storage/SD) and system.
Reboot to bootloader and flash the following:
fastboot flash bootloader <insert bootloader img name>
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio <insert radio img name>
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img // OR // fastboot flash boot <insert name of unecrypt boot.img>
fastboot flash cache cache.img
fastboot reboot
After you finish the above - reboot in to recovery (TWRP/CWM) and factory reset - then reboot
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FAQ
Disclaimer & Copyrights:
I test everything before I share - thus I know they work as intended. However, please proceed at your own risk as I do not take any liability for your devices.
Please do not copy contents of this guide without explicit permission from me. I like to maintain a set standard and quality of the information I share.
Please refrain from posting mirrors as I like to track downloads - I primarily use AndroidFileHost and they mirror files on multiple servers automatically.
Stay tuned!
Supporting Links:
- Report Bugs: https://code.google.com/p/android-developer-preview/
- G+ Community: http://g.co/dev/AndroidMDevPreview
- Official Page: https://developer.android.com/preview/index.html
- First look: https://youtu.be/v2ZgAmGPcWw
first!
jtwlbz said:
first!
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nope :silly:
I don't remember how to install this....
Could someone explain how to flash it, please?
vomer said:
nope :silly:
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hehe...
hopefully we have a unencrypted kernel as well.. cuz i am uncrypted...
also root...
Here we go again!:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
Bam! I'll be flashing this M'fer when I gets off work!!
hyrax1994 said:
Could someone explain how to flash it, please?
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Pretty sure we boot into download mode and double click "flash-all.bat".
stevew84 said:
I don't remember how to install this....
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manual adb installation steps added to op
vomer said:
manual adb installation steps added to op
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fyi - image name shouldn't have hammerhead in it in OP instruction
jtwlbz said:
first!
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Try write something useful instead of just "first"...
Thanks for this thread, @vomer ?
/CK
hopefully a flashable zip will arrive soon so I can use this as a secondary rom....
riggsandroid said:
fyi - image name shouldn't have hammerhead in it in OP instruction
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ya i'm aware. updating on the go
Agreed.
stevew84 said:
Pretty sure we boot into download mode and double click "flash-all.bat".
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Nope, flash-all doesn`t work, extract the image and flash them seperately (img`s) in fastboot.
DaMyth said:
hopefully a flashable zip will arrive soon so I can use this as a secondary rom....
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Working on it will need guinea pigs soon
vomer said:
ya i'm aware. updating on the go
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poeple will be like "but i dont have a hammerhead-boot.img WTF!!1!!!"
thanks for the thread.
vomer said:
Working on it will need guinea pigs soon
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I'd be happy to be a guinea pig, lol.
Sent from my Nexus 6 using XDA Free mobile app
The day of the N is upon us!
In typical developer preview tradition since lollipop - I will try and keep this thread up to date with the latest and greatest
Factory Images:
NPC56P
Factory Image Mirror:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=51765
To do a dirty flash official factory image files on marshmallow:
- Open flash-all.sh or flash-all.bat in a text editor (depending on which you use)
- Change fastboot -w update image-angler-npc56p.zip to fastboot update image-angler-npc56p.zip
- Run flash-all script
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Flashables:
Preview 3: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=66949607&postcount=1423
OTAs:
To sideload OTA via ADB:
On Windows: adb sideload android.zip
On Mac/Linux: ./adb sideload android.zip
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Google's Preview page: https://developer.android.com/preview/download.html
Google IMG files (manual installation):
Instructions:
A clean install is highly recommended when coming from 5.x.x to "M"
DOES NOT wipe your SD card.
via flashable file:
- Boot into recovery (TWRP/CWM)
- Un-mount /system in TWRP/CWM
- Wipe: system, data, dalvik and cache
- Flash bootloader (optional - only needed if new)
- Flash ROM (be patient - takes a while)
- Flash SuperSU (optional)
- Flash radio (optional - only needed if new)
- Reboot (first boot takes a while)
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via fastboot (manual installation):
SYSTEM PREP (skip if you already have fastboot/adb setup):
Let's setup ADB and fastboot
Windows:
- Automated: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979 (follow the steps in the software)
- Manual Method:
Download this file and extract the folder called "adb" to your C: drive. Your path should look like this:
Code:
C:\adb\
You will need to open a command prompt window using this method:
Code:
- Go to the C:\adb\ folder
- hold down SHIFT key and RIGHT-CLICK
- select "Open command window here".
In order to use ADB & Fastboot from anywhere - use the following steps to setup windows environment variables:
Navigate to & click on Start > Right-Click on Computer > click on Advance System Settings >
Click on Environment Variables (under the advanced tab) > Click on New (User Variables) >
Variables Name: ADB (Or anything you want) Variables Value: ;C:\adb (this is the Path of my adb.exe file)
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1. Extract the downloaded zip to your desktop
2. Open Terminal and type in:
Code:
su
cd Desktop/Android/ (note: Android is the directory extracted from zip file)
3. Now type
Code:
./ADB-Install-Mac.sh
Note: By using the method above, your adb and fastboot files are stored at this location on your Mac: /usr/bin/
----
Now that you're setup, let's do the flashing:
Boot into TWRP to wipe cache, dalvik, data (not internal storage/SD) and system.
Reboot to bootloader and flash the following:
fastboot flash bootloader <insert bootloader img name>
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio <insert radio img name>
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash vendor vendor.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img // OR // fastboot flash boot <insert name of unecrypt boot.img>
fastboot flash cache cache.img
fastboot reboot
After you finish the above - reboot in to recovery (TWRP/CWM) and factory reset - then reboot
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Disclaimer & Copyrights:
I test everything before I share - thus I know they work as intended. However, please proceed at your own risk as I do not take any liability for your devices.
Please do not copy contents of this guide without explicit permission from me. I like to maintain a set standard and quality of the information I share.
Please refrain from posting mirrors as I like to track downloads - I primarily use AndroidFileHost and they mirror files on multiple servers automatically.
Stay tuned!
that was quick. FIRST
abbz123 said:
that was quick. FIRST
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as is tradition
Waiting for flashable zip, thanks!
Th3PorTuGa said:
Waiting for flashable zip, thanks!
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lots of investigation needed first
looks like I'll be flashing this weekend.
btw the first link says "shamu" ?
hmillos said:
looks like I'll be flashing this weekend.
btw the first link says "shamu" ?
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fixed, it was a typo
@vomer Your link in the OP is for Shamu. It should be Angler.
El Daddy said:
@vomer Your link in the OP is for Shamu. It should be Angler.
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has been fixed already
If I follow this method, and make a TWRP backup before fastboot flashing everything, is it possible to restore the backup? Also do I loose my photos on the device etc with this method?
Some preview shots showing quick reply & split screen view: http://imgur.com/a/b4O6L
andresantos said:
If I follow this method, and make a TWRP backup before fastboot flashing everything, is it possible to restore the backup? Also do I loose my photos on the device etc with this method?
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you should be able to restore the full twrp backup - however, do not use the flash all script in this case. Flash the images manually
Wait, is this a preview of N, as in Android 7?
so cool ! Thanks for this
floepie said:
Wait, is this a preview of N, as in Android 7?
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yes
Btw before anybody ask
New Radio and Bootloader work also with M
vomer said:
you should be able to restore the full twrp backup - however, do not use the flash all script in this case. Flash the images manually
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Thanks for the info. Which partitions should I backup thenm? Also bootloader and vendor etc? I will prepare for losing everything but most likely I won't be sticking with the version and would save much time if TWRP restore would work accordingly.
Btw, how stable does the preview seem? Does it look like you could possibly use it as a daily driver?
I dirty flashed and it worked so... But hey I know what I'm getting into.
Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
Tylog said:
yes
Btw before anybody ask
New Radio and Bootloader work also with M
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I'd be curious to see if this radio fixes any of the weird LTE/Signal hang issues the 6P has had the past few months..
N Beta Program OTA link: https://android.googleapis.com/pack...aeae3556.signed-signed-angler-ota-2659757.zip
I'm just going to wait for the flashable zip
TWRP 3.1.1-0 for Samsung Galaxy J5 2016
with Aroma support
by Lemlis
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J510FN--OK!
J510GN--OK!
J510MN--OK!
J510H--OK!
J510F--OK!
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Description:
TWRP3.1.1-0 :
Based on Official TWRP-3.1.1-0 seed
Boot.img base J510FN
What's new in 3.1.1-0
Code:
Update changues twrp 3.1.1-0
[COLOR="DarkGreen"][B]Removed warning[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]Recovery is not seandroid enforced[/COLOR]
Support Aroma installer
MTP--ok!
ADB Backup Support
Backup EFS
Wipe Persist
Wipe Preload
Mount Efs/Preload/Firmware-modem/firmware/Persist
and more features
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Bugs:
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ADB works great!
You can copy Copy TWRP Backups to Your PC or Copy TWRP Backups Back to Your Phone using ADB
How to Copy check post #2
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How to install .tar:
Code:
1. Install device usb drivers and Odin
In Phone Developer options - On OEM unlock
2. Power off the device.
3. Boot to download mode (VOLUME DOWN/HOME/POWER).
4. Volume UP once.
5. Open Odin as an administrator, connect the device to a usb port,
and make sure a blue button appears and says "Added" in description on the left.
6. Select AP or PDA for older Odin and search for the downloaded tar file.
7. Uncheck auto reboot from the second tab.
8. Start flash and you should see the succeeded command.
9. Unplug the device and remove the battery.
10. Reboot to TWRP and enjoy! (VOLUME UP/HOME/POWER).
How to install .img:
Code:
1.Download the latest TWRP image file (.img)
2.Boot into the TWRP recovery.(VOLUME UP/HOME/POWER)
3.Go to install and find and select the Images button.(At right-bottom)
4.Browse to the image that you downloaded and select it.
5.Choose recovery and swipe to flash.
You are done!
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Download for install with Odin .tar:
TWRP_3.1.1-0.tar
Download for Install Image from TWRP .img:
TWRP_3.1.1-0.img
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Credits:
@By Zonik Aroma support
@GeneticEnginer--MTP fix
@SpamMachine --Removed warning
TWRP v3.1.0 will Bring Support for Backing up Directly to your PC
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What should I back up in TWRP?
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TWRP Backup & Restore Tool
How to Copy TWRP Backups to Your PC1.First, ensure that you have the latest version of ADB installed . If you do, head to your ADB folder on your PC and Shift+Right Click on an empty space in the window. Choose “Open a Command Prompt Here”.
2.Boot your phone into TWRP’s recovery (VOLUME UP/HOME/POWER)
3.Plug your phone into your PC with a USB cable. In your command prompt, run the following command to ensure your device is connected and recognized by ADB:
Code:
adb devices
You should see the serial number of your device pop up, which indicates it is connected
4.Now, just run this command to copy your TWRP folder to your computer:
If your backup is placed in internall storage this comand:
Code:
adb pull /sdcard/TWRP TWRP
If your backup is placed in externall SD storage this comand:
Code:
adb pull /external_sd/TWRP TWRP
This will “pull” your TWRP folder into your ADB folder on your PC. This will take a while, so be patient and wait until you see the command prompt re-appear.
When it’s done, you can close the Command Prompt window, disconnect your device, and reboot into Android. You should now feel safe wiping your phone, because all your TWRP backups are stored safely on your computer.
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How to Copy TWRP Backups Back to Your Phone
Boot back into TWRP’s recovery environment on your phone and connect it to your PC with a USB cable. On your PC, head to your ADB folder and Shift+Right Click on an empty space in the window to “Open a Command Prompt Here”.
In the command prompt, run:
If you want put backup in internall storage this comand:
Code:
adb push TWRP /sdcard/TWRP
If you want put backup in externall SD storage this comand:
Code:
adb push TWRP /external_sd/TWRP
This will copy the TWRP folder in your ADB folder–the backups we copied in the first section of this guide–back to your phone. Again, this will take a while, so give it time and wait for the command prompt to re-appear before continuing.
lemlis said:
Again, this will take a while, so give it time and wait for the command prompt to re-appear before continuing.
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Thanks a lot!
I will test it on J510H.
It's perfectly work on J510H :good:
I post it on 4PDA.
Good luck
lemlis said:
TWRP v3.1.0 will Bring Support for Backing up Directly to your PC
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What should I back up in TWRP?
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How to Copy TWRP Backups to Your PC
1.First, ensure that you have the latest version of ADB installed . If you do, head to your ADB folder on your PC and Shift+Right Click on an empty space in the window. Choose “Open a Command Prompt Here”.
2.Boot your phone into TWRP’s recovery (VOLUME UP/HOME/POWER)
3.Plug your phone into your PC with a USB cable. In your command prompt, run the following command to ensure your device is connected and recognized by ADB:
You should see the serial number of your device pop up, which indicates it is connected
4.Now, just run this command to copy your TWRP folder to your computer:
If your backup is placed in internall storage this comand:
If your backup is placed in externall SD storage this comand:
This will “pull” your TWRP folder into your ADB folder on your PC. This will take a while, so be patient and wait until you see the command prompt re-appear.
When it’s done, you can close the Command Prompt window, disconnect your device, and reboot into Android. You should now feel safe wiping your phone, because all your TWRP backups are stored safely on your computer.
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How to Copy TWRP Backups Back to Your Phone
Boot back into TWRP’s recovery environment on your phone and connect it to your PC with a USB cable. On your PC, head to your ADB folder and Shift+Right Click on an empty space in the window to “Open a Command Prompt Here”.
In the command prompt, run:
If you want put backup in internall storage this comand:
If you want put backup in externall SD storage this comand:
This will copy the TWRP folder in your ADB folder–the backups we copied in the first section of this guide–back to your phone. Again, this will take a while, so give it time and wait for the command prompt to re-appear before continuing.
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Any new roms coming soon? I want something with aosp look
J510F Working Fine !!
So fast! Lithuania = gods
Telepracity said:
So fast! Lithuania = gods
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He is an Awesome man!
MN maybe work ?
lemlis, maybe you should base it on harpia (moto g4 play) instead of athene (moto g4) as the g4 play as got exactly same specs.
Good job @lemlis
Edit : Working fine in J5 2015 . I try add mode download in recovery
By Zonik said:
Good job @lemlis
Edit : Working fine in J5 2015 . I try add mode download in recovery
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mtp and download mode
No F2FS button
umm where can i get the stock recovery? i really need it bcoz i really dont want to root i thought twrp can fix my 32 gb sd card but it did not fix it so i want to return to stock recovery.
888_icon said:
umm where can i get the stock recovery? i really need it bcoz i really dont want to root i thought twrp can fix my 32 gb sd card but it did not fix it so i want to return to stock recovery.
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In my thread there is a link to all twrp
TheWalkingSans said:
In my thread there is a link to all twrp
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No i just need the stock recovery.img not twrp of j5 2016 i dont want to download the stock rom bcoz the file is too large
888_icon said:
where can i get the stock recovery?
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If you want get somthing you must specify your model Phone and firmware version.
There is no extrasensory individuals,who can see at a distance
lemlis said:
If you want get somthing you must specify your model Phone and firmware version.
There is no extrasensory individuals,who can see at a distance
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ohhh i see its SM-J510GN i just really need the stock recovery.img thats all
888_icon said:
ohhh i see its SM-J510GN i just really need the stock recovery.img thats all
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bootloader and firmware version wich you use???
lemlis said:
bootloader and firmware version wich you use???
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umm i dunno whats a bootloader and the firmware is J510GNDXU2APK2
Hello,
I want to root and install recovery to my device. Does my device J510L (6.0.1) use this recovery?
Please guide me the way to do it on J510L. Thx.
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Requirements
Unlocked bootloader
Fastboot drivers installed on PC
Instructions:
Download the TWRP image here: twrp-montana-3.2.3.0.img
Rename the downloaded img file recovery.img
Put phone into fastboot mode (hold vol down + power button).
Connect phone to PC.
Open a command prompt where you have fastboot and the TWRP image file located.
Type the following in command prompt (recovery.img is the name of your twrp img you downloaded & renamed).
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Normal output:
Code:
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending 'recovery' (14542 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.460s]
writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
OKAY [ 0.270s]
finished. total time: 0.730s
Select recovery using the volume keys and power button to select.
Note for Windows 10 users who use the powershell and not cmd
The command will become:
Code:
./ fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Source Code:
Github
Contributors
@teamwin @sohamlad7 @GoldeneyeS2 @lohanbarth
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: TWRP 3.2.3-0
Stable Release Date: 2018-10-08
Created 2018-07-05
Last Updated 2018-10-08
I think i have found a error. Cant decrypt files. TWRP from Squid a could do that. Your TWRP gives failed password error with correct password.
lohanbarth said:
Requirements
Unlocked bootloader
Fastboot drivers installed on PC
Instructions:
Download the TWRP image here: LINK
Rename the downloaded img file recovery.img
Put phone into fastboot mode (hold vol down + power button).
Connect phone to PC.
Open a command prompt where you have fastboot and the TWRP image file located.
Type the following in command prompt (recovery.img is the name of your twrp img you downloaded & renamed).
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Normal output:
Note for Windows 10 users who use the powershell and not cmd
The command will become:
Source Code:
Github
Contributors
@[email protected]@[email protected]
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: TWRP 3.2.2-0
Stable Release Date: 2018-07-05
Created 2018-07-05
Last Updated 2018-07-05
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Support on Arm64 rom's?
Adamask said:
I think i have found a error. Cant decrypt files. TWRP from Squid a could do that. Your TWRP gives failed password error with correct password.
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go to wipes and click on data format.
rssxda said:
Support on Arm64 rom's?
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Yes
twrp 3.2.3 in op.
after wipe data and reboot the phone twrp is not there
Cesarcami53 said:
after wipe data and reboot the phone twrp is not there
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it's normal you have to flash a .zip file so that it stays
Where is the twrp zip..??
Hello ! guys ... I'm without pc can I flash it for this app?
zanduo said:
Hello ! guys ... I'm without pc can I flash it for this app?
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if the twrp application does not work, used flasify, you have to be root and have the bootloader unlock
lohanbarth said:
if the twrp application does not work, used flasify, you have to be root and have the bootloader unlock
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I have root and twrp and bootloader .... the problem and that I am without pc ...
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lohanbarth said:
if the twrp application does not work, used flasify, you have to be root and have the bootloader unlock
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Thanks man i use flasify And Works! Thanks ! Now i waiting for 64 roms
I have another problem. I managed to flash the recovery.img sucessfully (as described) and I can start TWRP. It functions properly, however every time I do a backup (not recovery!) after reboot the TWRP is gone.
How is that possible? Why the recovery partition gets overwriten or damaged by a simple backup?
How do I permanently flash the recovery partition with TWRP without need to reflash it every time?
RuKlowd said:
I have another problem. I managed to flash the recovery.img sucessfully (as described) and I can start TWRP. It functions properly, however every time I do a backup (not recovery!) after reboot the TWRP is gone.
How is that possible? Why the recovery partition gets overwriten or damaged by a simple backup?
How do I permanently flash the recovery partition with TWRP without need to reflash it every time?
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flash a .zip file (magisk or a custom rom) to fix it
ur backup gets the original recovery of stock rom.. then, if u recovery u lost the twrp, but, if u recovery and reinstall twrp from twrp for .img, u dont lose him..
lohanbarth said:
flash a .zip file (magisk or a custom rom) to fix it
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Thanks, it worked! So the recovery partition won't really (permanently) flash unless you root the device, right? Do I always need to root to permanently flash any other partition, too?
ilovepanda said:
ur backup gets the original recovery of stock rom.. then, if u recovery u lost the twrp, but, if u recovery and reinstall twrp from twrp for .img, u dont lose him..
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Sorry, I had difficulties to understand you :/
if you make a backup, the backup will also add the recovery stock, so when restoring, it will also restore the backup of the recovery stock, it would be better to install the stock and before the first boot, install the twrp via .img
is this recovery only fot the xt1792, or can i also use it for the xt1794 ?
PhoenixGamer said:
is this recovery only fot the xt1792, or can i also use it for the xt1794 ?
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You can
First I'm not the developper of this rom and just share it here
credits go to Maciej Mirosław
Link to download:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/rombuild/files/RiceDroid/
Clean Flash
1. Download the proper flashable ZIP for your device, as well as all additional images
2. Flash provided boot, vendor_boot via Fastboot
3. Reboot to Recovery
4. Sideload the ROM
5. Sideload firmware (if necessary)
6. Format data
7. Reboot to System
Dirty Flash
1. Download the proper flashable ZIP for your device
2. Reboot to Recovery
3. Sideload the ROM
4. Reboot to System
There is a guide how to flash custom rom thanks to @rayman95 if someone gets stuck during the process.
I personally tested it, and its working perfectly fine, no bugs or anything.
razor_1911 said:
First I'm not the developper of this rom and just share it here
credits go to Maciej Mirosław
Link to download:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/rombuild/files/RiceDroid/
Clean Flash
1. Download the proper flashable ZIP for your device, as well as all additional images
2. Flash provided boot, vendor_boot via Fastboot
3. Reboot to Recovery
4. Sideload the ROM
5. Sideload firmware (if necessary)
6. Format data
7. Reboot to System
Dirty Flash
1. Download the proper flashable ZIP for your device
2. Reboot to Recovery
3. Sideload the ROM
4. Reboot to System
There is a guide how to flash custom rom thanks to @rayman95 if someone gets stuck during the process.
I personally tested it, and its working perfectly fine, no bugs or anything.
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This is a good ROM. Thanks!
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Great! It is the same as CherishOS 4.2 a13gsi.
razor_1911 said:
First I'm not the developper of this rom and just share it here
credits go to Maciej Mirosław
Link to download:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/rombuild/files/RiceDroid/
Clean Flash
1. Download the proper flashable ZIP for your device, as well as all additional images
2. Flash provided boot, vendor_boot via Fastboot
3. Reboot to Recovery
4. Sideload the ROM
5. Sideload firmware (if necessary)
6. Format data
7. Reboot to System
Dirty Flash
1. Download the proper flashable ZIP for your device
2. Reboot to Recovery
3. Sideload the ROM
4. Reboot to System
There is a guide how to flash custom rom thanks to @rayman95 if someone gets stuck during the process.
I personally tested it, and its working perfectly fine, no bugs or anything.
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It's a pity that the rounded corner effect on the widget is lost. Hope it will be fixed in the next version.
audio out by cable is working ?
I have updated to the latest rom v8.5 but still haven't added to the rom the rounded corner widget interface - google's precious thing.
Can one root via Magisk with this rom pls? I have to have Adaway, SD Maid, picky banking apps all working
How does one out TWRP on this A/B partition device pls?
TheDon13 said:
How does one out TWRP on this A/B partition device pls?
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Hold down the power + volume down keys then enter fastboot.
TheDon13 said:
Can one root via Magisk with this rom pls? I have to have Adaway, SD Maid, picky banking apps all working
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Just sideload the zip through twrp.
TheDon13 said:
Can one root via Magisk with this rom pls? I have to have Adaway, SD Maid, picky banking apps all working
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Rename apk to zip then put in sd card and install via boot (boot is recovery mod).
razor_1911 said:
First I'm not the developper of this rom and just share it here
credits go to Maciej Mirosław
Link to download:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/rombuild/files/RiceDroid/
Clean Flash
1. Download the proper flashable ZIP for your device, as well as all additional images
2. Flash provided boot, vendor_boot via Fastboot
3. Reboot to Recovery
4. Sideload the ROM
5. Sideload firmware (if necessary)
6. Format data
7. Reboot to System
Dirty Flash
1. Download the proper flashable ZIP for your device
2. Reboot to Recovery
3. Sideload the ROM
4. Reboot to System
There is a guide how to flash custom rom thanks to @rayman95 if someone gets stuck during the process.
I personally tested it, and its working perfectly fine, no bugs or anything.
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When you talk of recovery, do we mean TWRP custom recovery? As it is TWRP that I cannot get to fastbooot flash on this phone, due I think to it being an A/B device. My phone is bootloader unlocked but even doing fasttboot flash recovery to both partitions results in a fail. Grateful for any advice pls folks. Thanks
Aitra said:
Hold down the power + volume down keys then enter fastboot.
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My problem is not being able to flash/install TWRP on this A/B device. It is rooted via Magisk fine, with adaway, sd maid, magisk all working fine. Banking apps all good thanks to freezing Magisk (Hide) within SD Maid
Maybe this info hasthe answer to my twrp issue!
[HowTo] Install Recovery image
How to install a xiaomi.eu recovery image Because of more and more working TWRP or OrangeFox on MIUI13 Android12 a little How To and here we go .... Unlock your device (only once) - you need to unlock bootloader -> a small [howto] to unlock bootloader Install Tools and Drivers - install USB...
xiaomi.eu
Is this the kind of thing others followed?
TheDon13 said:
Maybe this info hasthe answer to my twrp issue!
[HowTo] Install Recovery image
How to install a xiaomi.eu recovery image Because of more and more working TWRP or OrangeFox on MIUI13 Android12 a little How To and here we go .... Unlock your device (only once) - you need to unlock bootloader -> a small [howto] to unlock bootloader Install Tools and Drivers - install USB...
xiaomi.eu
Is this the kind of thing others followed?
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you can follow the guide here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/recovery-11-official-teamwin-recovery-project.4306807/
razor_1911 said:
you can follow the guide here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/recovery-11-official-teamwin-recovery-project.4306807/
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Many thanks Razor_1911....I'll give that a try
There is a new update guys, check it out. Released 25.11.2022
Error not rounding the widget corner outside the main screen.