Hi,
I read many many Tutorials and Threads and it seems like there are a hundred ways to unlock and flash twrp. But one thing I miss: Which twrp version to flash first? Directly after unlock.
As far as I understand i have to flash a Recovery as img in fastboot mode if there is no twrp installed.
My Questions:
1. Can I flash stock twrp from official twrp site?
2. Should I flash a custom twrp (alka or coffa)? If yes, why?
Thanks!
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1. Yes, you can.
2. I suggest to flash alka, because you can do a full phone backup in case something goes wrong. It cannot be done with stock TWRP.
Cr0w9 said:
1. Yes, you can.
2. I suggest to flash alka, because you can do a full phone backup in case something goes wrong. It cannot be done with stock TWRP.
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Perfect thx
One more question: as I understand, one advantage of alka is no need to flash cracked boot.img for miui Roms. Is that right? And do I have to choose between read and write mode (for ota's)? As far as I have read, none of this is needed.
Is there anything i have to consider if I flash a new rom with alka?
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desmoloch said:
Perfect thx
One more question: as I understand, one advantage of alka is no need to flash cracked boot.img for miui Roms. Is that right? And do I have to choose between read and write mode (for ota's)? As far as I have read, none of this is needed.
Is there anything i have to consider if I flash a new rom with alka?
Thanks!
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Yes, alka does have that feature but I haven't tried. For safety you can flash modified boot.img first. You can make one with android kitchen or I can upload it to you, just tell which ROM.
After flashing TWRP mount system as read only as showed in this pic. You should get OTA updates. http://i.imgur.com/Q0rHzmg.jpg
If you decide later to flash CM, Mokee, AOKP or other custom ROM, make a full backup with alka and for safety copy to your PC too.
Cr0w9 said:
Yes, alka does have that feature but I haven't tried. For safety you can flash modified boot.img first. You can make one with android kitchen or I can upload it to you, just tell which ROM.
After flashing TWRP mount system as read only as showed in this pic. You should get OTA updates. http://i.imgur.com/Q0rHzmg.jpg
If you decide later to flash CM, Mokee, AOKP or other custom ROM, make a full backup with alka and for safety copy to your PC too.
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Thanks. No rom yet, my Note is still on the road I just want to be prepared.
One more question: whats the official Thread for alka release? This one: http://en.miui.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=282773&extra=page=1&page=1 ?
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What about this Recovery: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3371667
Is there a difference to alka, why would I use this recovery?
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desmoloch said:
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What about this Recovery: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3371667
Is there a difference to alka, why would I use this recovery?
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Alka is a better choice. http://www.mediafire.com/download/febttn8piu0vfae/recovery+Alka+Update.zip
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Alka is a better choice. http://www.mediafire.com/download/febttn8piu0vfae/recovery+Alka+Update.zip
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Why?
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Because no need to flash Modified boot.img and no worries about getting ota.
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Hi waiting to unlock the bootloader on my rmn3 pro how would i go about flashing alka on to my phone? Would this allow me to make complete backups so if i flash a custom firmware i can totally revert to a MIUI backup for example?
ijaz99 said:
Hi waiting to unlock the bootloader on my rmn3 pro how would i go about flashing alka on to my phone? Would this allow me to make complete backups so if i flash a custom firmware i can totally revert to a MIUI backup for example?
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My phone was officially unlocked, used alka twrp and always used official cn dev rom, and now was on miui 8 cn rom and enjoy.
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ijaz99 said:
Hi waiting to unlock the bootloader on my rmn3 pro how would i go about flashing alka on to my phone?
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Waiting too
How to flash alka? As far as I understand it: flash alka img in fastboot mode.
ijaz99 said:
Would this allow me to make complete backups so if i flash a custom firmware i can totally revert to a MIUI backup for example?
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Yes!
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Waiting too
How to flash alka? As far as I understand it: flash alka img in fastboot mode.
Yes!
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Is your phone been rooted, the flashed alka twrp by flashify to flash recoveryAlkaUpdate.img. else used flasher toolkit to flash twrp: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9O4F5W7jWBlSFNxX2k4QnpQZGs/view?pref=2&pli=1, if you can't downloaded then read up this thread and fellow the instructions: http://en.miui.com/thread-296053-1-1.html
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Always unlocked officially was a right choice.
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i got a rooted phone. how do i remove a kernel from my phone without flashing another rom?
Flash another kernel.
why do you remove kernel??
if you remove it must be brick.
You mean "change" kernel??
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ragepekr said:
why do you remove kernel??
if you remove it must be brick.
You mean "change" kernel??
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well, i want to install the unity v9 kernel on my rooted phone running virtuous unity. in case something goes wrong with this kernel, i want to be able to remove it. but since you say you can only change it, how can i revert back (or change) to the kernel i had previously on my rom?
Make a nandroid backup so if you want to revert to your previous setup just restore the backup. You could also download the original kernel that came with your rom so you can flash back.
jr67 said:
Make a nandroid backup so if you want to revert to your previous setup just restore the backup. You could also download the original kernel that came with your rom so you can flash back.
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hi jr67... i got a question.. i already installed the unity v9 kernel. so how can i adjust it?
binlad said:
hi jr67... i got a question.. i already installed the unity v9 kernel. so how can i adjust it?
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What are you wanting to adjust? The only way to adjust a kernel is ti do it when its compiled from source code.
You cant remove a Kernel. You can ONLY change it.
Make a nandroid backup of your current kernel and flash a new kernel.If anything goes wrong just revert it.
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why do you remove kernel??
if you remove it must be brick.
You mean "change" kernel??
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If i remove my kernel how work my arc s ?
Flashing the rom over itself (without wiping data) will keep your user apps intact and restore the kernel that came with the rom.
In the future it's a good idea to do a backup any time you flash a new rom or kernel. You can always delete old backups to save space.
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If you're talking about overclocking, undervolting, governors, etc. read the Unity v9 Kernel thread. I also recommend reading droidphile's excellent cpu tweaking faq/tutorial:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
2 kernels
Hi all.. I hve flashed siyah 6.0 kernel and the rom is alliance jb. my prewive kernel is dorimanx after flashed siyah kernel I have checked the kernel in setting about phone it shows 3.1.0- r57-siyah-dorimanx v7.38-ics-jb-sg2-pwr-core... if check using cwm it shows dorimanx kernel only... I need siyah kernel wht to do now
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hello! i am using PA3.99 n i flashed a franco kernel over it......so i want to go back to my PA rom kernel.....how should i?
muzaffarkhan95 said:
hello! i am using PA3.99 n i flashed a franco kernel over it......so i want to go back to my PA rom kernel.....how should i?
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Extract kernel out of parom.zip, then flash in fastboot
fastboot erase boot
fastboot flash boot.img
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demkantor said:
Extract kernel out of parom.zip, then flash in fastboot
fastboot erase boot
fastboot flash boot.img
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sorry can u please please explain me in detail...i dint get you!
muzaffarkhan95 said:
sorry can u please please explain me in detail...i dint get you!
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Take the ROM you originally downloaded and use 7zip to extract the contents. Inside here you should find the kernel (boot.img) but not always in .img format so if you don't see it let me know.
Then use fastboot to flash this kernel to your phone, more info on that here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2277112
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demkantor said:
Take the ROM you originally downloaded and use 7zip to extract the contents. Inside here you should find the kernel (boot.img) but not always in .img format so if you don't see it let me know.
Then use fastboot to flash this kernel to your phone, more info on that here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2277112
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cant i flash that PA kernel in CWM recovery?
Sure if there is a recovery flashable .zip out there, you'll have to search for one or create your own. If you search my other threads i have one on creating flashable .zips but it will be more work than just flashing in fastboot.
Let me know if you need a hand either way
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demkantor said:
Sure if there is a recovery flashable .zip out there, you'll have to search for one or create your own. If you search my other threads i have one on creating flashable .zips but it will be more work than just flashing in fastboot.
Let me know if you need a hand either way
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see i have extract files from the rom i am using, in my pc! so i got a file name boot....u can see it in the image
Good, at this point the fastest/easiest way is to flash with fastboot
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First of all, all the thanks go to the developers, this is not my work.
I was just looking for a way to root my mobile without changing the kernel.
By pure luck i found out i can root the device.
I downloaded n920ci 4.3 philz touch 6.59.0 from arter97 post and chainfire BETA-SuperSU-v2.49.zip
arter97 post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note5/development/arter97-kernel-galaxy-note-5-t3189907
chainfire BETA-SuperSU-v2.49
https://download.chainfire.eu/740/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.49.zip
Flash the recovery via Odin then flash the SuperSu from the recovery.
Hi. I have n920c. Is there any problem with your device? Your root is still there? Any reboot on call issue? Can you give more info? Thank you
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Thanks for the info a.bakir, I rooted my Galaxy S6 in a similar fashion but I had problems with battery life and the phone not allowing sleep mode until a fix came out. Are you experiencing any battery issues after this root?
umudeus said:
Hi. I have n920c. Is there any problem with your device? Your root is still there? Any reboot on call issue? Can you give more info? Thank you
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alikum alsalam
I'm using the Turkish ROM 920CXXU1A0H2, so far I didn't face any problems and no rebooting during call.
SamStone said:
Thanks for the info a.bakir, I rooted my Galaxy S6 in a similar fashion but I had problems with battery life and the phone not allowing sleep mode until a fix came out. Are you experiencing any battery issues after this root?
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You're welcome.
I'm not experiencing any problems.
this method is causes bootloop for me. What i did:
1) activated oem lock from developer settings
2) flash cwm as linked, with odin
3) flash su 2.49 zip file.
phone stuck at bootloop, recovered to stock rom with kies. Device fixed.
is there something wrong brother?
umudeus said:
this method is causes bootloop for me. What i did:
1) activated oem lock from developer settings
2) flash cwm as linked, with odin
3) flash su 2.49 zip file.
phone stuck at bootloop, recovered to stock rom with kies. Device fixed.
is there something wrong brother?
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You need custom kernel to root. I was surprised too by reading this bcoz stock kernel doesn't boot when I tried with prerooted rom.
May be op already have custom kernel when he flashed supersu.
I like to here from op too regarding this.
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dr.ketan said:
You need custom kernel to root. I was surprised too by reading this bcoz stock kernel doesn't boot when I tried with prerooted rom.
May be op already have custom kernel when he flashed supersu.
I like to here from op too regarding this.
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Yes i have arter97-kernel-n920ci-4.3 installed, but flashing the recovery and the SuperSu fixed the rebooting problem.
a.bakir said:
Yes i have arter97-kernel-n920ci-4.3 installed, but flashing the recovery and the SuperSu fixed the rebooting problem.
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That's why you got root access. If you were on stock kernel you will have got bootloop. (still your reply is confusing, I din't get you HAD kernel at time of flashing or not) So better you mention this step in OP that you also requires custom kernel.
(You said in OP that you wanted to root without changing kernel,)
a.bakir said:
First of all, all the thanks go to the developers, this is not my work.
I was just looking for a way to root my mobile without changing the kernel.
By pure luck i found out i can root the device.
Flash the recovery via Odin then flash the SuperSu from the recovery.
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And finally I was not able to understand is there already existing root for N920C or not?
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juliano76 said:
And finally I was not able to understand is there already existing root for N920C or not?
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It's there if you do these
1.flash custom recovery
2 . flash custom kernel
3.flash supersu 2.49
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Can you guide us with this process with needed files
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juliano76 said:
Can you guide us with this process with needed files
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3205073
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a.bakir said:
Yes i have arter97-kernel-n920ci-4.3 installed, but flashing the recovery and the SuperSu fixed the rebooting problem.
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you just kidding, isn't it?????? is this your way "to gain root , without changing kernel !!!"
So funny. Whatever...
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Hello Everyone.. Are there other Apps For Marshmallow that can work with Dual Recovery? Seems like we need to power off volume down to get to recovery.. Please Help.
Thank You So Much...
Dual recovery is not compatible with marshmallow so ndrutils will not work
You need you flash recroot v? To restore a recovery also it seems some busyboxs will clash with the recovery so don't install a third party busybox the one that comes with recroot should be fine
You should get twrp 3.^
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dex9mm said:
You need you flash recroot v? To restore a recovery also it seems some busyboxs will clash with the recovery so don't install a third party busybox the one that comes with recroot should be fine
You should get twrp 3.^
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how to install twrp 3 ??
yukay said:
how to install twrp 3 ??
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It's included in the recruit zip
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It's included in the recruit zip
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link ??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2772879
flash on kitkat or mm ??
ok two things you posted this question in general not for this section second i never said to install twrp i just said get recroot v3^ and to do that http://bfy.tw/6XGg
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1.There a lot of twrp recovery and tutorial to install twrp recovery,can you share the easy method to install twrp?
2.After install twrp recovery,can i flash china dev from global dev via twrp?
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Following .I have the same doubt that we can flash another stock ROM or not..
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. In which miui version you are now?
GiriPrakash said:
Following .I have the same doubt that we can flash another stock ROM or not..
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. In which miui version you are now?
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Now i'm in global dev, and i unlocked bootloader,i plan to install china dev via twrp.
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I used alka twrp and updated to cn miui 8 rom without problem on officially unlocked bootloader.
http://en.miui.com/thread-282773-1-1.html?mobile=2
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I used alka twrp and updated to cn miui 8 rom without problem on officially unlocked bootloader.
http://en.miui.com/thread-282773-1-1.html?mobile=2
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The link only show the download link,can you give me the full tutorial?This method need computer?
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pang34 said:
The link only show the download link,can you give me the full tutorial?This method need computer?
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You can used cofface twrp from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/recovery-kenzotwrp-cafface-3-0-0-t3369341, after you have cofface twrp, used cofface twrp to flash alka twrp.img.
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timberwolf60 said:
You can used cofface twrp from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/recovery-kenzotwrp-cafface-3-0-0-t3369341, after you have cofface twrp, used cofface twrp to flash alka twrp.img. or you can used flasher toolkit read the thread here: http://en.miui.com/thread-296053-1-1.html
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I had rooted my honor 5x to lineage os but wanted to go back to stock. I found a backup up here and used it because I forgot to make a backup of my stock os first. I can't update to emui 4.0 I'm on 3.1 I don't have stock recovery only TWRP. Is there a way to get stock recovery back or update with twrp? I don't have my laptop as I sold it to a friend is there a way to do it without a PC or is that a requirement? Sorry for the noob question this is the first time I've ever rooted a phone. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Mostly it is suggested to have PC in standby.
First off all make a nandroid backup of your current ROM .
But it is advised to have twrp while on custom ROM
Edit do you want stock recovery or do you want to update your system to next emui version?
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I had rooted my honor 5x to lineage os but wanted to go back to stock. I found a backup up here and used it because I forgot to make a backup of my stock os first. I can't update to emui 4.0 I'm on 3.1 I don't have stock recovery only TWRP. Is there a way to get stock recovery back or update with twrp? I don't have my laptop as I sold it to a friend is there a way to do it without a PC or is that a requirement? Sorry for the noob question this is the first time I've ever rooted a phone. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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You don't need a PC. You just have to find the stock recovery.img for your model and flash it in TWRP.
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Head over to THIS thread, grab the appropriate recovery.img, then install it using TWRP with the INSTALL IMAGE option.
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Like adrian said, just make sure you download the proper img
Thanks for the help.
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dilliong94 said:
Thanks for the help.
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My pleasure.
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