hello,
I have installed cm13 and I want to get back to aosp 5.1,
I have twrp backup but when I click to restore there is information that firmware partition is in read-only mounted...
Is there any solution to fix it?
Read only mode is unclicked.
cvallo2 said:
hello,
I have installed cm13 and I want to get back to aosp 5.1,
I have twrp backup but when I click to restore there is information that firmware partition is in read-only mounted...
Is there any solution to fix it?
Read only mode is unclicked.
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There is a mount option in twrp. Tick firmware and other relevant things there.
Alternatively restore everything except partition. Then flash the aosp rom again without any wipes. Boot it up. You shouldn't lose any data at all.
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cvallo2 said:
hello,
I have installed cm13 and I want to get back to aosp 5.1,
I have twrp backup but when I click to restore there is information that firmware partition is in read-only mounted...
Is there any solution to fix it?
Read only mode is unclicked.
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Hi, which cm13 you used? Some of them will relock bootloader when you flashed it. So, check it via fastboot, type "fastboot oem device-info". You might need to re-unlock.
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Thanks for answers.
It was cm13 official...and probably it locked my bootloader again - thanks for tip, then i've install aosp again and next my backup and voila it works
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Trying to restore a build from twrp but im getting an error.
E: cannot restore system -- mounted read only
Anyone have any idea?
Anyone have any ideas?
No one come across this issue?
By chance, are you using a ZTE ZMAX and flashed the switcher zip at some point? If so, you need to flash the restore zip to give TWRP the ability to write to system again.
Telyx said:
By chance, are you using a ZTE ZMAX and flashed the switcher zip at some point? If so, you need to flash the restore zip to give TWRP the ability to write to system again.
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I'm not using tha zte device. So I don't think I've used such a zip.
I'm running cm12. 1 on a Xiaomi mi4c and I'm trying to restore a nandroid of a miui build. I have done a new nandroid build of cm12. 1 that I can't restore either.
Could running xposed be an issue?
Not sure--someone with experience with Xiaomi phones might know, but I don't. (Reason I thought maybe it was a ZMAX is that to get system write ability with that phone, the bootloader has to be flashed to the recovery partition because something in the bootloader partition locks down the system. We have zip files that swap the two to each other's partition and swap them back, and if we forget to use the restore zip, recovery won't be able to write to system.)
As everyone already knew, MIUI 8 is not only available for China Developer ROM, it's not yet available for Global. I was on Global MIUI 7 Developer, I was very curious about MIUI 8. So, I tried to flash it through TWRP. Before I flash, I backed up all partitions on TWRP.
Fast forward 20 minutes, MIUI 8 flashed properly, but I want to go back to my original Global Developer MIUI 7. So, I tried to restore every partition through TWRP with the backup I did. Every partition restored successfully, except "Firmware". It gives error "extractTarFork() process ended with ERROR: 255"
In recovery log, it shows that "tar_extract_file(): failed to restore SELinux context ubject_r:vfat:s0 to file" for a lot of files.
It booted up normally, but it failed to detect my SIM card. Wifi working, just no SIM. Baseband version unknown, can't enter Phone Status, SIM cards & mobile networks greyed out. Phone tells that Can't get valid Device ID (Invalid Device ID: null)
Anyone did experienced this? Any solution?
Use twrp to restore again , this time exclude the firmware partition (restore all other partition except firmware). After the restoration complete , use MiFlashTool to flash back the Miui 7 stable
heorung said:
Use twrp to restore again , this time exclude the firmware partition (restore all other partition except firmware). After the restoration complete , use MiFlashTool to flash back the Miui 7 stable
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Thanks for the advise. I've restored everything except firmware, and I'm now downloading the fastboot file to be flashed
heorung said:
Use twrp to restore again , this time exclude the firmware partition (restore all other partition except firmware). After the restoration complete , use MiFlashTool to flash back the Miui 7 stable
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Unfortunately it didnt help. Still the same after flashing with MiFlashTool
Hello,
i have same problem. Radio works fine but USB not. I cant do fastboot. When android starts and connec to pc phone only chaging.
Have you someone solution?
Thanks
@ImjuzCY
i flash the cm rom, but finger print can not work properly .
so i restored all the partitions by twrp. also got that error. and i restored all the partitions except “Firmware”.
but my phone working properly include sim and usb.
lordrak said:
Hello,
i have same problem. Radio works fine but USB not. I cant do fastboot. When android starts and connec to pc phone only chaging.
Have you someone solution?
Thanks
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i am pretty sure u have used alka twrp. and it has bug. so my recommendation is to not use this twrp. it may lead your device to end
yogesh1970 said:
i am pretty sure u have used alka twrp. and it has bug. so my recommendation is to not use this twrp. it may lead your device to end
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what type of bugs does alka have???is cofface twrp better??
yogesh1970 said:
i am pretty sure u have used alka twrp. and it has bug. so my recommendation is to not use this twrp. it may lead your device to end
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I use alka twrp too, but while twrp should we use?
The official twrp can backup all the partitions.
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Flash MIUI recovery zip ..it will be proper. Same thing happened to me with twrp alka , firmware restore fails .so what u have to do is restore everything except firmware and then reboot to alka twrp again , wipe everything except internal storage and flash MIUI full recovery rom zip file.
Pranbellam said:
Flash MIUI recovery zip ..it will be proper. Same thing happened to me with twrp alka , firmware restore fails .so what u have to do is restore everything except firmware and then reboot to alka twrp again , wipe everything except internal storage and flash MIUI full recovery rom zip file.
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can i flash the miui rom by twrp?
paranoia_gu said:
can i flash the miui rom by twrp?
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Y not..! U can ,the recovery rom zip file BTW
yogesh1970 said:
i am pretty sure u have used alka twrp. and it has bug. so my recommendation is to not use this twrp. it may lead your device to end
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What's this bug you mentioned? Pls tell more
alka recovery formats the firmware partition and then restoring failed . if it do same with the fastboot partition then u r screwed
yogesh1970 said:
alka recovery formats the firmware partition and then restoring failed . if it do same with the fastboot partition then u r screwed
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which twrp u recommend then??
Pranbellam said:
Y not..! U can ,the recovery rom zip file BTW
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Sorry, i don't understand. Original recovery is zip file. So How I can use twrp to recover original FW?
This is causing problems because it means I can't back-up, wipe or - presumably - install a ROM. I read about changing the type of file-system but I don't think that's something I want to do before I have a back-up. Has anyone got any ideas?
The version of TWRP I'm using is twrp-3.0.2-0-surnia.img
Flash the stock firmware trought fastboot
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at45 said:
This is causing problems because it means I can't back-up, wipe or - presumably - install a ROM. I read about changing the type of file-system but I don't think that's something I want to do before I have a back-up. Has anyone got any ideas?
The version of TWRP I'm using is twrp-3.0.2-0-surnia.img
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Use squid2's custom TWRP instead of official TWRP.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-e-2015/development/twrp-squid-twrp-recovery-moto-e-lte-t3137649
xtermmin said:
Use squid2's custom TWRP instead of official TWRP.
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Thanks, that fixed it
Hi guys
Can't install any OS (tried via ADB commands and flashing custom roms via TWRP).
Whatever I try, it just boots to TWRP.
ADB commands do work because I managed to install TWRP 3.0 and 3.1 for the Moto Z Griffin
Bootloader is unlocked
This device was working fine on Stock Noughat (installed via ADB) and AOKP (installed via TWRP).
Problems began when the camera "failed to start" and in my frustration, I wiped everything via TWRP including system, so now I have no OS.
Not sure why I can't get anything to install.
Follow this guide: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3506342
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grneyez said:
Follow this guide: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3506342
Sent from my XT1650 using XDA-Developers Legacy app
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followed that guide
Had this working for months and needed to wipe so I did a factory reset and all my phone does is boot to twrp
I tried this process again and all goes good or so it seems but just boots to twrp
I tried a restore from my backup from twrp and get all the way done and it fails on "unable to wipe Fsg."
Above there is a bunch of red failed:
Could not mount /data and unable to find crypto foooter
Failed to mount '/data' (Invalid argument)
Unable to recreate /data/media folder
Failed to mount'/cache' (invalid argument)
failed to mount'/system'(invalid argument)
Failed to mount storage
failed to mount'/data'(invalid argument)
failed to mount'/cache'(invalid argument)
failed to mount'/data/media/twrp'(invalid argument)
unable to wipe fsg.
any ideas? right now just a brick here. i have tried flashing roms from twrp and still just boot to twrp
I'm assuming you tried to flash the stock ROM via fastboot?
If so, I'm a little at a loss here. Although since you have TWRP, try flashing the stock ROM along with its recovery following the guide linked below;
https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-z/development/android-nougat-moto-z-versions-t3506342
And grab the firmware for your device here;
https://firmware.center/firmware/Motorola/Moto Z/Stock/XT1650-03/
Make sure it's the correct firmware for your device. If you updated to Nougat via an OTA, you have to flash a Nougat ROM. You may also use the one linked in the XDA article, although I can't guarantee its stability.
D13H4RD2L1V3 said:
I'm assuming you tried to flash the stock ROM via fastboot?
If so, I'm a little at a loss here. Although since you have TWRP, try flashing the stock ROM along with its recovery following the guide linked below;
https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-z/development/android-nougat-moto-z-versions-t3506342
And grab the firmware for your device here;
https://firmware.center/firmware/Motorola/Moto Z/Stock/XT1650-03/
Make sure it's the correct firmware for your device. If you updated to Nougat via an OTA, you have to flash a Nougat ROM. You may also use the one linked in the XDA article, although I can't guarantee its stability.
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Maybe it's because I haven't had my coffee yet, but is there a US 7.0 file on that site? I can only find the 6.0 version. I'm on Rodgers nougat rom I flashed a couple weeks ago and I'd like to get on the US version since I've been having apn issues
royalflush5 said:
Maybe it's because I haven't had my coffee yet, but is there a US 7.0 file on that site? I can only find the 6.0 version. I'm on Rodgers nougat rom I flashed a couple weeks ago and I'd like to get on the US version since I've been having apn issues
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Sadly, no.
As of right now, there's only a Marshmallow-based RETUS firmware. It'll take a while for someone to post firmware that's Nougat-based for RETUS.
D13H4RD2L1V3 said:
Sadly, no.
As of right now, there's only a Marshmallow-based RETUS firmware. It'll take a while for someone to post firmware that's Nougat-based for RETUS.
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Ah, thanks for confirming. Do you happen to know of a twrp flashable zip for retus 7.0 then?
royalflush5 said:
Ah, thanks for confirming. Do you happen to know of a twrp flashable zip for retus 7.0 then?
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Again, there's sadly no TWRP-flashable firmware for 7.0 RETUS.
There's only one for TELUS. While it works on other XT1650-03s with unlocked BLs, can't guarantee that it's all stable.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-z/development/android-nougat-moto-z-unlocked-versions-t3552210
I know this thread is old but maybe this will help someone out. I had the exact same problem after a Factory Reset my phone went on a TWRP bootloop. To resolve it, just reboot into Bootloader and then select Factory Mode. My phone just started as new.
lovetatfitties said:
I know this thread is old but maybe this will help someone out. I had the exact same problem after a Factory Reset my phone went on a TWRP bootloop. To resolve it, just reboot into Bootloader and then select Factory Mode. My phone just started as new.
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Thank you for this!!!!!!! It solved my boot loop problem too after installing stock via fastboot. Only thing that worked.
raymccoy said:
Thank you for this!!!!!!! It solved my boot loop problem too after installing stock via fastboot. Only thing that worked.
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thanks for the Rescue same trick work for me though as i was been stuck on TWRP after flashing stock firmware via fastboot , so i manage to flash irfan v4 stock rom and booted to factory image to get it resolved , But now i want to move to complete stock without twrp as i think Oreo update is near by but i get the same issue again, Just wanna ask can u help me out with the process to go back to stock Rom
lovetatfitties said:
I know this thread is old but maybe this will help someone out. I had the exact same problem after a Factory Reset my phone went on a TWRP bootloop. To resolve it, just reboot into Bootloader and then select Factory Mode. My phone just started as new.
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that worked for me also, but it's not a fix, its a workaround. is there an actual fix for this? I've tried the Verity_FE_patcher but that didn't work also.
I flashed Mi 10 Indian with Xiaomi.eu Miui 12 beta. Now i want to back to Stock Miui 11 but when i use Mi Flash Tool Its give
'antirollback check error'. there is any way to back Miui 11 stock
rashmi0733 said:
I flashed Mi 10 Indian with Xiaomi.eu Miui 12 beta. Now i want to back to Stock Miui 11 but when i use Mi Flash Tool Its give
'antirollback check error'. there is any way to back Miui 11 stock
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https://www.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-anti-rollback-protection-brick-phone/
Format phone viai TWRP, install any ROM you want!
head_djmusic said:
Format phone viai TWRP, install any ROM you want!
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thank but i read some ware :if you have anti rollback protection than you should not install stock rom viai TWRP its hard brick your phone"
so i want to know you try this before and its 100% safe use TWRP
how to install xiaomi.eu on Indian Mi 10
rashmi0733 said:
thank but i read some ware :if you have anti rollback protection than you should not install stock rom viai TWRP its hard brick your phone"
so i want to know you try this before and its 100% safe use TWRP
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Hi rashmi0733, can u explain me how to install xiaomi.eu on Indian Mi 10
How to install xiaomi.eu on Indian Mi 10
rashmi0733 said:
I flashed Mi 10 Indian with Xiaomi.eu Miui 12 beta. Now i want to back to Stock Miui 11 but when i use Mi Flash Tool Its give
'antirollback check error'. there is any way to back Miui 11 stock
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How to install xiaomi.eu on Indian Mi 10
rashmi0733 said:
thank but i read some ware :if you have anti rollback protection than you should not install stock rom viai TWRP its hard brick your phone"
so i want to know you try this before and its 100% safe use TWRP
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Hi.
Do it like this, install TWRP and then the operating system of your choice. There is also the question of how you could install the ROM without TWRP.
Hardbrick with TWRP, never, I don't think so.
I have now easily shot my device 20 times and put it on again and again, definitely shot 100 devices over 10,000 times over the years and never suffered a hard brick.
You can do it, otherwise the heroes will help you here. :highfive:
sudhakar.ksvn said:
Hi rashmi0733, can u explain me how to install xiaomi.eu on Indian Mi 10
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Unlock Bootloader
flash TWRP
boot Twrp
format Data
copy rom on phone
install rom
reboot and enjoy new rom
Thank For all suggestion i found one way to back stock Miui 11 without twrp
its working now i installed miui 11 and lock bootloader again.
rashmi0733 said:
Thank For all suggestion i found one way to back stock Miui 11 without twrp
its working now i installed miui 11 and lock bootloader again.
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Oh really nice!
Do you mind to share your solution?
I don't need it but it's the purpose of forum ....
Greetings
Failed to mount '/system_root'
rashmi0733 said:
Unlock Bootloader
flash TWRP
boot Twrp
format Data
copy rom on phone
install rom
reboot and enjoy new rom
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thanks for ur reply, bur i am getting .....
Updater process ended with ERROR: 7
Failed to mount '/system_root' ( No such file or directory)
can u help me regarding this, what twrp version have u used
sudhakar.ksvn said:
thanks for ur reply, bur i am getting .....
Updater process ended with ERROR: 7
Failed to mount '/system_root' ( No such file or directory)
can u help me regarding this, what twrp version have u used
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i Used this TWRP
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261728614
https://gsmhostingfiles.com/index.php?a=downloads&b=file&id=14217
sudhakar.ksvn said:
thanks for ur reply, bur i am getting .....
Updater process ended with ERROR: 7
Failed to mount '/system_root' ( No such file or directory)
can u help me regarding this, what twrp version have u used
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Hi,
this happens because your system partition is "broken".
If you go to "Wipe" and select "Format Data" there it will delete all partitions and the system of your device.
Then you start again in the TWRP and connect the device via USB to a PC or via OTG to a stick on which you have the operating system of your choice and drag it to your device.
Then select the ZIP / OS in the TWRP under "Install" and have it installed. It also creates the new partitions that he could not find with you.
I wish you success:fingers-crossed:
Ner0o1 said:
Hi,
this happens because your system partition is "broken".
If you go to "Wipe" and select "Format Data" there it will delete all partitions and the system of your device.
Then you start again in the TWRP and connect the device via USB to a PC or via OTG to a stick on which you have the operating system of your choice and drag it to your device.
Then select the ZIP / OS in the TWRP under "Install" and have it installed. It also creates the new partitions that he could not find with you.
I wish you success:fingers-crossed:
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Don't think format data wipes the system partition does it?
Unless Xiaomi have really changed things, data should be completely separate. Format data should wipe the internal storage only which includes cache partition.
Twrp can wipe system, but shouldn't do unless specifically chosen to do so via several steps, not a single button press.
fards said:
Don't think format data wipes the system partition does it?
Unless Xiaomi have really changed things, data should be completely separate. Format data should wipe the internal storage only which includes cache partition.
Twrp can wipe system, but shouldn't do unless specifically chosen to do so via several steps, not a single button press.
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no data format dont touch system
Yes, of course not the whole system partition, sorry.
From German into English is sometimes not that easy.?
In this case, TWRP will of course only delete the data as it stands there.
Otherwise everyone will find a step by step guide for almost every device a thousand times, thanks to you. So it should be also possible for everyone here.
Best regards and thank you two.:highfive:
rashmi0733 said:
Unlock Bootloader
flash TWRP
boot Twrp
format Data
copy rom on phone
install rom
reboot and enjoy new rom
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Thanks for ur reply .. now i am able to successfully install the .eu ROM on my Indian Mi10
rashmi0733 said:
Thank For all suggestion i found one way to back stock Miui 11 without twrp
its working now i installed miui 11 and lock bootloader again.
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Hello rashmi0733 I am also stuck in the same situation can you help me how u rolled back the beta update. Please help
Arif shaikh said:
Hello rashmi0733 I am also stuck in the same situation can you help me how u rolled back the beta update. Please help
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I also want to go back to stable ROM
Its very simple to bypass the Anti rollback on miflash, just download the fastboot version of the ROM you want to install, unzip it and you'll have to edit this file (flash_all.bat), with for instance note++. And you remove 5 or 6 lines that does not begin by FASTBOOT. You can't miss it.
You can close and save.
Afterwards, just flash that same file that you just edited, and no more anti rollback error!
A second tip that I have when you just can't install custom firmwares on the mi 10, just flash stock firmware with miflash, reboot and flash TWRP. Transfer your custom firmware to your phone, flash it and ONLY format data afterwards! It was the only way to get a custom firmware on my mi10. It's my 5th xiaomi device and never experienced something like this...tried all TWRP available for the mi 10, but only by doing this way, I was able to succesfully install xiaomi.eu.
Good luck!