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I've built a TWRP recovery for the 2015 Moto E 3G. This model is also known as Styx 3G, and has the codename otus.
3G model only! If you have the LTE model, use my LTE recovery instead.
Downloads are available on the downloads tab. In case you encounter any issues, I've also posted the stock recovery for otus on the downloads tab.
To try it out without flashing, run:
Code:
fastboot boot twrp.img
To flash it:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
Try at your own risk. I expect everything to work, but I make no guarantees.
I would like to thank cybojenix for creating the first-gen Moto E recovery. I used his device tree as a reference when creating mine.
Device Tree: https://github.com/sultanqasim/android_device_motorola_otus/tree/twrp
Kernel: https://github.com/sultanqasim/android_kernel_motorola_otus/tree/twrp
XDA:DevDB Information
TWRP for Moto E 3G (2015), Tool/Utility for the Moto E 2015
Contributors
squid2, cybojenix
Source Code: https://github.com/sultanqasim/android_device_motorola_otus
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 3.2.3-r1
Stable Release Date: 2018-08-16
Created 2015-04-17
Last Updated 2018-08-16
Reserved
My initial test release is up. Try it at your own risk, I don't know what works and what doesn't. All I know is that it can boot and see the on board storage. Thanks to @Ravx and @Hakkinukai for initial testing. If you want to stay safe, don't flash anything with it until I'm able to confirm that it works properly. I'm still waiting on my test unit to arrive.
For the adventurous, try it out and let me know what works and what doesn't. Be careful though, it's untested and could mess up your device. I'm not responsible for any problems it may cause you.
squid2 said:
My initial test release is up. Try it at your own risk, I don't know what works and what doesn't. All I know is that it can boot and see the on board storage. Thanks to @Ravx and @Hakkinukai for initial testing. If you want to stay safe, don't flash anything with it until I'm able to confirm that it works properly. I'm still waiting on my test unit to arrive.
For the adventurous, try it out and let me know what works and what doesn't. Be careful though, it's untested and could mess up your device. I'm not responsible for any problems it may cause you.
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Further test results:
1.) Was able to succesfully backup my system with the recovery.
2.) wiping data gave error ( error code 255 i think ) but the data was still gone and the device got factory reset.
3.) Succesfully restored the data from the created backup.
will try to flash SuperSu now.:good::good:
Edit: The device is Successfuly rooted.
Here is the Screenshot of Successful Root.:good::good::good::good:
Bro i have created a saperate Guide for rooting. I hope you dont mind.
Glad to hear that it is mostly working. I'll look into the data wiping error when I get my test device.
Thank you very much squid
i try this command 'fastboot boot twrp-otus-2.8.6-test3.img'
and in first attempt , i got TEAMWIN screen on successful boot MOTO E 2nd Generation.
and from install option ,i install SuperSU from my internal memory.
and my device rooted successfully.
you are :angel:
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I've posted a new version (2.8.6-test4). This new version solves a problem that prevented my recovery from booting from flash storage. It's also smaller. Thanks to @Hakkinukai for testing.
You can safely flash this recovery to your device by doing
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-otus-2.8.6-test4.img
I make no promises about reliability, but I'd expect most things to work. Use this at your own risk, I'm not responsible for bricking your device. I haven't tested this myself.
To avoid confusion, I've removed the old version (2.8.6-test3) from the downloads tab.
Thank you very much, I could finally rooting my moto E,
#Off topic could please make a version updated for the moto E first generation, the current version is 2.7.1.0 and the latest versions have many bugs,
squid2 said:
I've posted a new version (2.8.6-test4). This new version solves a problem that prevented my recovery from booting from flash storage. It's also smaller. Thanks to @Hakkinukai for testing.
You can safely flash this recovery to your device by doing
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-otus-2.8.6-test4.img
I make no promises about reliability, but I'd expect most things to work. Use this at your own risk, I'm not responsible for bricking your device. I haven't tested this myself.
To avoid confusion, I've removed the old version (2.8.6-test3) from the downloads tab.
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Thanks bro. I will flash and report back :good::good:
Is flashing the new recovery working for you guys. If yes I will update the rooting thread so that the method becomes more easy.
great work man
Ravx said:
Is flashing the new recovery working for you guys. If yes I will update the rooting thread so that the method becomes more easy.
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The new recovery is working just fine for me, but i cant boot into recovery mode manually, i have to use a third party app either quick boot or apm+.
other than that everything works good.
raghavarora1997 said:
The new recovery is working just fine for me, but i cant boot into recovery mode manually, i have to use a third party app either quick boot or apm+.
other than that everything works good.
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By booting manually, I presume you mean selecting it from the bootloader menu with the volume keys. What happens when you try that? I've had others report that it works.
squid2 said:
By booting manually, I presume you mean selecting it from the bootloader menu with the volume keys. What happens when you try that? I've had others report that it works.
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After selecting recovery from the bootloader black screen comes and nothing happens. I've tried it many times with no success.
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raghavarora1997 said:
After selecting recovery from the bootloader black screen comes and nothing happens. I've tried it many times with no success.
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Hmm, so it goes black right away and doesn't show the boot logo or unlocked boot loader warning. Strange.
Are you sure that you flashed it correctly? Is anyone else having this issue?
squid2 said:
Hmm, so it goes black right away and doesn't show the boot logo or unlocked boot loader warning. Strange.
Are you sure that you flashed it correctly? Is anyone else having this issue?
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Yeah I'm sure I've flashed it correctly.
And yes it goes back right away. Still I will flash or again, just to be sure and then report back.
UPDATE: After flashing again I can boot into recovery manually.
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The utterly incompetent Canada Post decided to lose my Moto E 3G. Their customer service was very unhelpful and just told me to contact the sender, and ask them to start a trace with the USPS. Traces take 3 weeks and often get nowhere. This is the fifth package to me that Canada Post has lost in the past two years. On average, I've found that 1 in 5 packages sent to me via Canada Post get lost. That is quite ridiculous, but they are a taxpayer funded government monopoly with no sense of customer service.
In addition to contacting the sender, as a last resort, I've taped a notice inside my mailbox to ask the mailman/woman if they know what they did to my parcel. God knows if I'll ever get it.
Anyway, enough of a rant for now. I'm furious that they lost a package that I spent $200 on (with taxes, shipping, markup etc.)
Due to you, this tut was possible @ http://androidmtk.com/root-motorola-moto-e-3g-2015
Good news! My Moto E was delivered to the wrong address by Canada Post, but the people who received it brought it to me yesterday. I've started looking into porting CM12.1 to otus, though it will probably be a week or so before I have something to show.
I Find some bugs:
1) The USB-OTG don't work (don't mounts)
2) adb sideload don't work (don't finds device)
3) strong button vibration (the default is 80, but 20 is ideal)
Do we know if the Marshmallow update updates the bootloader?
Our current root method uses an exploited 5.1 system, so it will not work on 6.0. Someone will need to use a similar exploit on the 6.0 system if the exploit does indeed still work.
If the bootloader is not updated with 6.0, we will be able to go back to 5.1 simply by flashing the 5.1 system. If it is updated, we may have lost root for forever. I will stick with 5.1 for now and I will take the Marshmallow update this Sunday if there is no additional information.
Any way to update to MM if you are using a Verizon V10 on AT&T?
jabreu203 said:
Any way to update to MM if you are using a Verizon V10 on AT&T?
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you can use the kdz but it's nowhere to be seen
I'm in the same boat with a T-Mobile sim. Waiting for a kdz to get onto Marshmallow.
If you tell me how I can do it.
Unfortunately I clicked update now. :/ I dont know too much but if you tell me how to discover this info I will definitely tell you if the boot loader is adjusted with the update.
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Unfortunately I clicked update now. :/ I dont know too much but if you tell me how to discover this info I will definitely tell you if the boot loader is adjusted with the update.
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You should be able to find the bootloader version in a benchmark app, then I could do the same
The bootloader does not actually need to be unlocked at all to root the device. All you need is the KDZ file and some experienced hacking to do it. That's how we got root for the V10 anyways.
i have a weird question to ask. i am using att sim card on a Verizon v10. can i flash a kdz att or even the unlocked version system on the Verizon variant ?
If I'm not mistaken the boot loader for the Verizon Lg G3 wasn't unlocked, they just had to work around that.
hann1balk1ng said:
If I'm not mistaken the boot loader for the Verizon Lg G3 wasn't unlocked, they just had to work around that.
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I was about to say 'Yes they did, I had twrp and custom roms...' but then I powered it up and remembered they had to use the 'Bump Method' to install twrp alongside the default bootloader and recovery. If you powered on while holding volume down you'd get the default lg recovery, but then if you went to factory reset from there and clicked yes it brought up twrp. So yea, a pretty interesting work around there.
kjcsg said:
I was about to say 'Yes they did, I had twrp and custom roms...' but then I powered it up and remembered they had to use the 'Bump Method' to install twrp alongside the default bootloader and recovery. If you powered on while holding volume down you'd get the default lg recovery, but then if you went to factory reset from there and clicked yes it brought up twrp. So yea, a pretty interesting work around there.
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@thecubed @IllegalArgument @autoprime @Shelnutt2 @Dees_Troy
Maybe these devs can help if they are still around and have access to a Verizon LG V10 with root and are willing to spend the time to try and help out this thread...
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@thecubed @IllegalArgument @autoprime @Shelnutt2 @Dees_Troy
Maybe these devs can help if they are still around and have access to a Verizon LG V10 with root and are willing to spend the time to try and help out this thread...
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Lets hope so.....
burnsky05 said:
@thecubed @IllegalArgument @autoprime @Shelnutt2 @Dees_Troy
Maybe these devs can help if they are still around and have access to a Verizon LG V10 with root and are willing to spend the time to try and help out this thread...
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They might not be so inclined. IIRC, they were rightly agitated when someone open-sourced their work, potentially making it easier for manufacturers to prevent in the future, despite them specifically advising against it.
kjcsg said:
I was about to say 'Yes they did, I had twrp and custom roms...' but then I powered it up and remembered they had to use the 'Bump Method' to install twrp alongside the default bootloader and recovery. If you powered on while holding volume down you'd get the default lg recovery, but then if you went to factory reset from there and clicked yes it brought up twrp. So yea, a pretty interesting work around there.
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The bootloader was still locked, its just that the images were signed to make the boot loader think they were signed.
NetworkingPro said:
The bootloader was still locked, its just that the images were signed to make the boot loader think they were signed.
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And the original recovery was was modified or somehow the bump script hijacked the factory reset process to divert to twrp. I wonder if the bump script can be modified with the correct paths and info such as pplus instead of vs985.
kjcsg said:
And the original recovery was was modified or somehow the bump script hijacked the factory reset process to divert to twrp. I wonder if the bump script can be modified with the correct paths and info such as pplus instead of vs985.
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It really wasn't that complicated, honestly. All bump did was sign certain bytes like LG to make the bootloader think TWRP was a truly signed image. The same applied to kernels, or anything else that was bumped. When you flashed the newly bumped recovery image you were literally replacing the factory one.
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It really wasn't that complicated, honestly. All bump did was sign certain bytes like LG to make the bootloader think TWRP was a truly signed image. The same applied to kernels, or anything else that was bumped. When you flashed the newly bumped recovery image you were literally replacing the factory one.
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My only question then is why would they leave the original, the lg recovery, there when you would power on while holding volume down and have to go through the factory reset button to get to twrp instead of just overwriting the original with twrp completely? Not that it matters too much, I just wish I knew how to do it so I could get the vs990 bumped or somehow get twrp on it. But I think I'd need a good bit of exploit schooling to understand it all haha.
I hope we get at least recovery soon, but I've never understood why recoveries never have a text editor included! (and often not even shell access, much less SU shell access!)
I know this isn't the correct forum but I've searched and haven't found anything and since this seems to be the closet device I was wondering if there is any development for this device yet or any rooting methods that may work
I looked as well. There does not seem to be any serious develop on the V530. I'm bootloader unlocked but no root or twrp that I could find.
Mike02z said:
I looked as well. There does not seem to be any serious develop on the V530. I'm bootloader unlocked but no root or twrp that I could find.
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Thanks. I couldn't even get that far. Don't get me wrong it's a nice device but I'm sure a custom ROM would make it fly. Hopefully soon as more people get the device we'll see some development.
First thing first. Bootloader commands must be there.
If so, you just need TWRP
I'd also be very interested in rooting/custom rom for this device, as I moved to it from my Nexus 7 2013 that was very much showing it's age. It's almost painful being on a stock rom from a 3rd party at this point. I've searched through google and nobody seems to be taking much interest in this device. The same was true for the original xperia z tablet and it's got official lineageos support, so I remain hopeful.
love this thing
I would just love to root this beast. New to LG products, not new to rooting. Can anyone point me in the right direction on where to start?
Did you root t
widto08 said:
I would just love to root this beast. New to LG products, not new to rooting. Can anyone point me in the right direction on where to start?
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Did you ever get this tablet rooted.. I. Can't find any information about this device online it's like it they never made it
Saint$1t said:
Did you ever get this tablet rooted.. I. Can't find any information about this device online it's like it they never made it
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I am having problems even booting into bootloader on this thing. I was able to boot into recovery mode but can't get out of the "no commands".
adb reboot recovery
adb reboot bootloader -> just reboots it.
It might be possible to use dirtyc0w exploit to get root access on this tablet.(nvm it seems our android version is already patched for that. )
I too have been able to get the bootloader unlocked but unable to find a version of TWRP or find any rooting tool that supports this device. Still holding out hope but this doesn't seem to be a super popular device :/
Hey guys! I bricked my tab and i need a stock kdz or system, recovery and boot.imgs! Does anyone have or can pull these file for me thanks in advance!
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I have rooted mine..if I had the stock system.img could you used that? This is what I did to obtain root..
Download the Lg download utility mode tool '''https://github.com/Lekensteyn/lglaf''
and the sources ''https://pycryptodome.readthedocs.io/en/latest/src/installation.html'
Then open cmd in the folder and execute: python lglaf.py --debug --rawshell --cr -c '!S sh' <--- there might be an error message or laf_acess_denied but its okay.
re-enter the command: python lglaf.py --debug --rawshell <--- this should open up an interactive shell..enter ls and see if it lists the files on the device then close the interactive shell
run python extract-partitions.py to get the stock boot.bin but change the file extension to .img
push the boot.img to the device, install magisk manager, patch the boot.img, pull img then flash with fastboot
Nice! We finally get root a couple days after a seemingly innocent fall off my bed wrecked my screen :crying:. Deciding on replacing it or getting a MediaPad M5.
tbh I've rooted this device since last month or so but I really didn't have time to make a tutorial
Is anyone able to pull there kdz? My tab is bricked and ive tried LG bridge and all others! Or the the imgs in need to go back to stock! Any help please! Thanks!
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Vincent_vann said:
tbh I've rooted this device since last month or so but I really didn't have time to make a tutorial
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I followed your comment and was able to root. May I use your process to make a tutorial? I will give you credit
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Thanks to Vincent_vann I have root. With this I can finally start building a custom TWRP for this tablet. I wish we had a forum for this device. I requested one last year but it still hasn't been made even though it was approved. If I get one built, and there isn't a dedicated forum, I'll post it in this thread.
Just built TWRP. I noticed some folks asking for stock recovery, boot, and system img files. I have recovery and boot img. Not sure where to post these though. Same with twrp. If someone has any reccomendations on how to go about this I'll gladly provide.
I have the Canadian variant (v533) and wouldn't mind giving TWRP a whirl on it. All specs are same so I think it'll work. Don't mind testing if you do get somewhere to post TWRP. Also good job on getting it compiled ?
Jambii1987 said:
I have the Canadian variant (v533) and wouldn't mind giving TWRP a whirl on it. All specs are same so I think it'll work. Don't mind testing if you do get somewhere to post TWRP. Also good job on getting it compiled ?
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Thank you! Unfortunately with nougat file based encryption TWRP has issues with decrypting /data after the setup of the tablet. So it's working 50% which is annoying because you'll have to wipe data whenever you want to flash something. Not a big deal for roms, but very inconvenient for other zips. If you still want it let me know and I'll find a place. Else I'll be tackling the decryption issue this weekend.
xnukemx47 said:
Thank you! Unfortunately with nougat file based encryption TWRP has issues with decrypting /data after the setup of the tablet. So it's working 50% which is annoying because you'll have to wipe data whenever you want to flash something. Not a big deal for roms, but very inconvenient for other zips. If you still want it let me know and I'll find a place. Else I'll be tackling the decryption issue this weekend.
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I think I'll wait until you try getting decryption working. I have a had many fights with that beast lol
Jambii1987 said:
I think I'll wait until you try getting decryption working. I have a had many fights with that beast lol
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Have any good resources you can recommend?
So far my device is magisk rooted and unlocked, with a few run of the mill tweaks here and there. Is anyone aware of this device supporting custom recoveries after unlocking? I suspect TWRP might work with minimal modification if any, but I haven't yet tried to flash anything beyond magisk and figured I would ask for other people's experiences here before I attempt to do so.
Thanks!
706trades said:
So far my device is magisk rooted and unlocked, with a few run of the mill tweaks here and there. Is anyone aware of this device supporting custom recoveries after unlocking? I suspect TWRP might work with minimal modification if any, but I haven't yet tried to flash anything beyond magisk and figured I would ask for other people's experiences here before I attempt to do so.
Thanks!
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Somebody help i also have a new phone samsung a11 and successfully rooted it with magisk unlocked bootloader and rom that i found on sammobile (same model same CSC) and i want to also know if its possible getting the TWRP on a magisk rooted device without having any trouble
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DydHY_Q_paR4QcLhhyE8ih3hYZpqK3RM/view?usp=drivesdk is the device tree with a bootctrl error right now I don't have time to keep working on it for a while but if we get it working we can build ROMs and twrp
Working TWRP but very unofficial! But very useful!
Hi, so I just got this phone and I see there's not much on the postings like with links to a working TWRP, in particular. So I did some digging around and experented, and found this TWRP. It's from the Moto G9 Play (guamp). But it works, at least...
forum.xda-developers.com
See instructions by me to boot it from Android or use fastboot to boot it
I have been looking into rooting my N20 with twrp, but I found no support for this device on the teamwin website. I have unlocked the bootloader and was looking for the entry but it isn't there. Are there any alternatives or other routes I can take? Thanks.
Yeah just flash your boot img with magisk and then just boot to fastboot and flash boot.img and disable vbmeta..
DrScrad said:
Yeah just flash your boot img with magisk and then just boot to fastboot and flash boot.img and disable vbmeta..
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Will try, thanks for the reply.
Devs r working on it now but the Oscar TWRP can be used temporarily if you just have to have TWRP before it's finished but take this into consideration that it won't work perfectly because it's for the CE2 lite which is the euro sister to the N20. I recommend copying your stock boot image to your inactive slot and flashing the Oscar TWRP to the active slot and use TWRP for whatever u need it for then change slots in TWRP to get back to system... This is a temporary workaround.. there's an app you can download to switch slots from Android too but you need the bootctl magisk mod
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Devs r working on it now but the Oscar TWRP can be used temporarily if you just have to have TWRP before it's finished but take this into consideration that it won't work perfectly because it's for the CE2 lite which is the euro sister to the N20. I recommend copying your stock boot image to your inactive slot and flashing the Oscar TWRP to the active slot and use TWRP for whatever u need it for then change slots in TWRP to get back to system... This is a temporary workaround.. there's an app you can download to switch slots from Android too but you need the bootctl magisk mod
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Is there any way to see progress updates on that or is there a way to use Oscar TWRP as normal recovery (don't feel very good about not having custom recovery available in case something goes wrong).
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Is there any way to see progress updates on that or is there a way to use Oscar TWRP as normal recovery (don't feel very good about not having custom recovery available in case something goes wrong).
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well u would have to search for the TG group. im not allowed to post links to it here any more. mods delete or censor my posts if i do even though i always ask that anyone getting live help in TG post their problem and solution here if they get help... idk lol.... as soon as its finished it will get posted in a new thread though. everything works except booting to system with twrp in ramdisk so we are trying to get some device specific things swapped out and testing as we go. i dont see it being much longer now that we have some more help.
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well u would have to search for the TG group. im not allowed to post links to it here any more. mods delete or censor my posts if i do even though i always ask that anyone getting live help in TG post their problem and solution here if they get help... idk lol.... as soon as its finished it will get posted in a new thread though. everything works except booting to system with twrp in ramdisk so we are trying to get some device specific things swapped out and testing as we go. i dont see it being much longer now that we have some more help.
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Oh I see, well that's too bad since I don't have telegram. Although it's good to hear that it might be done soon.
Toothless_NEO said:
Oh I see, well that's too bad since I don't have telegram. Although it's good to hear that it might be done soon.
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Ok well maybe it will be longer than I thought. Nobody left whos very interested in working on it. I don't really have the time for it any more. Anyone who is interested can either copy their own boot image to the inactive slot and flash Oscar TWRP to active so magisk and such flashes correctly then switch active and boot off the inactive slot. You can use magisk bootctrl mod along with an app that switches active slot from Android to boot to TWRP without a PC and then change slots in TWRP to get back to android and always keep a good copy of ur boots image on the sdcard and never forget to flash your stock/patched boot image in TWRP to the inactive slot before rebooting if you flash anything that flashes over both slots. .....OR find Spector and others in TG or on GitHub and see if they wanna work with u to get TWRP fixed for our device... Or you can find a fork of Spector's Oscar TWRP that says experiment for N20 and you can use/experiment/continue on our efforts. Shout out to Scrad, JuiceBox, Spector, pjgowtham, the guys in CE2 liteband Nord groups, and many others who have devoted so much time to learning and working with me on this and answering so many questions and giving advice.. Shout out to PizzaG who tried his best to teach me and work on a device he has no experience with and to Eduardo for the initial attempt. Shout out to Ghetti for being Ghetti, if he ever sees this he will know what I mean. If I left anyone out I apologize but you know who you are and I thank you. Someone got me banned on TG probably related to this device and my refusal to help when people start acting like Im obligated to help them and act a monkey . so I'm done pushing anything out for it or spending any more effort on it. Good luck everyone. I may check in from time to time but I've wasted the last 7 months learning more than I ever thought I needed to know about android and OnePlus. Also just to note, the N20 experimental fork of the Oscar TWRP has the GN2200 kernel dumped from a July patched boot image along with dtbo and some other things, you can do a diff to see what got swapped out from Spector's fork if anyone wants to play with it. Everything works except booting to system in the OSCAR TWRP on the N20 and I haven't been able to try to build the TWRP I was experimenting with so I don't even know if those changes fixed it. If anyone wants to be the guinea pig and try it be my guest or if someone wants to build it and post it I will test it one of these days
PsYk0n4uT said:
Devs r working on it now but the Oscar TWRP can be used temporarily if you just have to have TWRP before it's finished but take this into consideration that it won't work perfectly because it's for the CE2 lite which is the euro sister to the N20. I recommend copying your stock boot image to your inactive slot and flashing the Oscar TWRP to the active slot and use TWRP for whatever u need it for then change slots in TWRP to get back to system... This is a temporary workaround.. there's an app you can download to switch slots from Android too but you need the bootctl magisk mod
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Oscar sadly even when used on your non acrtive partition has limitations that a device specific TWRP will hopefully address.
ScarletWizard said:
I am going to learn to port TWRP
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It does seem a fun undertaking the TWRP site and various posts give a general overview on adding it to a new device.
elzeekador said:
I have been looking into rooting my N20 with twrp, but I found no support for this device on the teamwin website. I have unlocked the bootloader and was looking for the entry but it isn't there. Are there any alternatives or other routes I can take? Thanks.
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How did you unlock your bootloader?
jayram1408 said:
How did you unlock your bootloader?
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unlock token - OnePlus (United States)
www.oneplus.com