[TOOL/UTILITY][TWRP][3.0][RECOVERY] TWRP 3.0.0-1 TeamWin Recovery Project 3/28/2016

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Come on EVERYBODY GIVE ARRGGGHH THE THANKS THAT HE DESERVES :)

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fallnSaint

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Nice, glad it works for you!

So I've got 3 thanks on the first post, and I think 2 people have responded that they've installed it (with a third 'approving' of it :p)... but 60+ downloads? Is it just working that well that everyone forgets this thread exists? Hahahaha!

Well, I hope it is working well for everyone. Enjoy!

Looks like I have a bug report, maybe it is just me... I am having no luck getting restore from external to work properly. Half the attempts ended in a boot loop, the other half left me w no data restored. I managed to transfer 2 of the 3 restore folders to internal sd, the 3rd must have had corrupted data & wouldn't transfer. Success restoring from internal.

I did re download & reflash through goo im hoping it was just a bad flash, same results tho. Left all settings default. Internal still works just fine.

Btw Arrrghhh, thanks for the work porting this over, I appreciate it.

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Looks like I have a bug report, maybe it is just me... I am having no luck getting restore from external to work properly. Half the attempts ended in a boot loop, the other half left me w no data restored. I managed to transfer 2 of the 3 restore folders to internal sd, the 3rd must have had corrupted data & wouldn't transfer. Success restoring from internal.

Hrm, that's really strange. I just tried doing a fresh backup of to external and restore, no problems. I previously did a full data/system/boot backup to external and that has already saved my butt.

What are you backing up? Have you tried a different SD card? Is it formatted funky, partitioned, etc?

I can't think of anything that would cause that issue, but I don't really know much about this device or TWRP yet ;). If you could, post your /tmp/recovery.log after recreating failure (adb pull it while in TWRP).

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Same card I was backing up to on my Evo Shift using TWRP. Fat 32 w an ext 4 partition i believe. I will try another card also. The process always finishes, a lot quicker than it should; 30 sec for system, 7 sec for data.

Gimme a bit & i will see if i can pull that. Gotta get to my pc.

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Same card I was backing up to on my Evo Shift using TWRP. Fat 32 w an ext 4 partition i believe. I will try another card also. The process always finishes, a lot quicker than it should; 30 sec for system, 7 sec for data.

Gimme a bit & i will see if i can pull that. Gotta get to my pc.

Oh yea, that way too short. Well, let me know if you can get that file. I just did another backup to my SD of /data, and it took quite some time....

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Oh yea, that way too short. Well, let me know if you can get that file. I just did another backup to my SD of /data, and it took quite some time....

Thanks.

Got home & threw the wifes sd card in & it worked fine, isn't that some $hit..?

Brings up a good question tho: What format should we be runnin on our sd card? I had to have this one formatted to fat32 on my old phone to flash updates through bootloader. Stock came w fat16 if I remember correctly, so you had to purposely reformat in order to run pg06img.zip files through the boot.

Thanks again man, good to know you are here to help.

:update:
Damn, they are both fat32... Idk...

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arrrghhh

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Got home & threw the wifes sd card in & it worked fine, isn't that some $hit..?

Can you explain the differences of the cards in detail? This is odd/annoying. Did you have recovery installed before, a previous version of TWRP perhaps when I was still hashing out the kinks?

If you did have it installed once before on an older version (before 2.2.2.2), you might have to go to "Settings" and "Restore Defaults" (in TWRP).

Brings up a good question tho: What format should we be runnin on our sd card? I had to have this one formatted to fat32 on my old phone to flash updates through bootloader. Stock came w fat16 if I remember correctly, so you had to purposely reformat in order to run pg06img.zip files through the boot.

FAT32, for sure...

Thanks again man, good to know you are here to help.

I'll do what I can, but I'll be honest - this is not only my first Motorola phone, but my first native Android device :eek:.

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Damn, they are both fat32... Idk...

Hrm... Yea, let us know the detail on the differences. SanDisk, Class4, etc. Thanks!
 

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Can you explain the differences of the cards in detail? This is odd/annoying. Did you have recovery installed before, a previous version of TWRP perhaps when I was still hashing out the kinks?

If you did have it installed once before on an older version (before 2.2.2.2), you might have to go to "Settings" and "Restore Defaults" (in TWRP).



FAT32, for sure...



I'll do what I can, but I'll be honest - this is not only my first Motorola phone, but my first native Android device :eek:.



Hrm... Yea, let us know the detail on the differences. SanDisk, Class4, etc. Thanks!

The wife's runnin a Sandisk 16gb class 4, mine is a Transcend 8gb class 6.

I did have the previous version, with the external issues. I will clear to defaults & get back to you on any differences later tonight.

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The wife's runnin a Sandisk 16gb class 4, mine is a Transcend 8gb class 6.

I did have the previous version, with the external issues. I will clear to defaults & get back to you on any differences later tonight.

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Ahhh... yea I obviously had the old version as well, and had some issues until I reset defaults. Whoops! I'll add that in a caveat section in the directions... Thanks!

Edit - err, the buglist. But still, it's there. Let me know if that fixes it, I'm betting (hoping?) it does ;)
 
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Ahhh... yea I obviously had the old version as well, and had some issues until I reset defaults. Whoops! I'll add that in a caveat section in the directions... Thanks!

Edit - err, the buglist. But still, it's there. Let me know if that fixes it, I'm betting (hoping?) it does ;)

Still nada, thinking this TWRP just hates my sd card. I will try reformatting when I get some time to move all my data around. At least I still have internal working for now.

I will let you know if i have any success. Thanks.

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Still nada, thinking this TWRP just hates my sd card. I will try reformatting when I get some time to move all my data around. At least I still have internal working for now.

I will let you know if i have any success. Thanks.

Weird... I would hope our phones (or this recovery?) aren't touchy on SD cards...

Backup the data on the card and try a quick wipe (FAT32) with the HP Tool. Then a full... Then I guess feed it to your dog because it's useless? :p

That's really strange either way... Can you still backup to it? How about install from it? Can you access it OK in Android? I'll ask around to see if this is common or if we still have a bug :(
 

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Weird... I would hope our phones (or this recovery?) aren't touchy on SD cards...

Backup the data on the card and try a quick wipe (FAT32) with the HP Tool. Then a full... Then I guess feed it to your dog because it's useless? :p

That's really strange either way... Can you still backup to it? How about install from it? Can you access it OK in Android? I'll ask around to see if this is common or if we still have a bug :(

Yeah, everything works except restoring from it. The backups I have made to it take a little longer than the internal (guessing write speed), but for the most part they have worked fine when transferred to internal. Could be it is taking a $hit, wouldn't be unheard of. I will try the wipe when I have a bit more time.




If it helps at all (dunno) I'm using a Maxell 16GB class 10

May be a good excuse to upgrade to a class 10, hows that Maxell?:D


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Weird... I would hope our phones (or this recovery?) aren't touchy on SD cards...

Backup the data on the card and try a quick wipe (FAT32) with the HP Tool. Then a full... Then I guess feed it to your dog because it's useless? :p

That's really strange either way... Can you still backup to it? How about install from it? Can you access it OK in Android? I'll ask around to see if this is common or if we still have a bug :(

Finally had some time to sit down & really work this problem, looks like my sd card is crapping out. Tried formatting & still having issues. Write speeds have dropped significantly & everything I have tried flashing fails to boot now. I heard these cards fail quick, thought it was more works & then dead, not a slow death like this, mine still stores & transfers data.

Thanks again for the help on this, look forward to seeing more from you.

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arrrghhh

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Finally had some time to sit down & really work this problem, looks like my sd card is crapping out. Tried formatting & still having issues. Write speeds have dropped significantly & everything I have tried flashing fails to boot now. I heard these cards fail quick, thought it was more works & then dead, not a slow death like this, mine still stores & transfers data.

Thanks again for the help on this, look forward to seeing more from you.

No worries, thank you for responding and confirming you did indeed have a bad card :good:
 

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No worries, thank you for responding and confirming you did indeed have a bad card :good:

arrrghhh, still fighting with the sd card issue, got a new card a couple weeks back and still can't get back-ups or restores to work from it on a regular basis. It isn't TWRP, CWM does the same now, but it started when I first used Twrp when it had the sd card issue in it's original release. Any thoughts as to what may cause this?
 

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arrrghhh, still fighting with the sd card issue, got a new card a couple weeks back and still can't get back-ups or restores to work from it on a regular basis. It isn't TWRP, CWM does the same now, but it started when I first used Twrp when it had the sd card issue in it's original release. Any thoughts as to what may cause this?

Wait you got a new card and it's having the same issue...?

How is the card formatted? I've never had this issue, and I use TWRP to backup and restore daily. I'm constantly blowing up my phone for testing, so I depend on it to backup and restore consistently...

I assume this issue is not present if you use the "internal" SD?
 

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    [RECOVERY] [3/28/16] TWRP 3.0.0-1 - TeamWin Recovery Project

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