Originally Posted by bravo2zero

The sdcard does not show any files. Is there a method to view them?

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Your question isn't completely clear. But if your are talking about accessing internal sdcard files from TWRP recovery, look in data/media.

Originally Posted by eyeballer

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The fastest and easiest way to install TWRP is to use the GooManager app
For downloads and instructions please visit our TWRP website and choose your device in the dropdown menu

Could GooManager check for recovery updates?

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Originally Posted by bravo2zero

The sdcard does not show any files. Is there a method to view them?

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Are you talking bout the internal sdcard or the external storage? Both show my available files for me but you need to make sure you have the correct one selected in the check box for viewing.

Originally Posted by Djonni DK

Could GooManager check for recovery updates?

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It will install the latest for you but will not notify you if there is an update.

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Originally Posted by fredgar75

It will install the latest for you but will not notify you if there is an update.

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Too bad... It was the notification I was looking for. Hopefully it will come.

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Originally Posted by cam30era

Your question isn't completely clear. But if your are talking about accessing internal sdcard files from TWRP recovery, look in data/media.

Thanks. Was able to actually figure that one out eventually. But it would have been better if /sdcard would actually show the files in /data/media.

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Originally Posted by Djonni DK

Too bad... It was the notification I was looking for. Hopefully it will come.

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I feel the need to clarify this. It will update to the latest if you go to install it. It will not do it on its own. Sorry if you thought that.

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Originally Posted by fredgar75

I feel the need to clarify this. It will update to the latest if you go to install it. It will not do it on its own. Sorry if you thought that.

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Hehe no no... I got it the first time I know that it will install the latest, but I would love the same functionality as 4EXT app where the app itself checks the server for new recovery images when you enter the app. After the check it will notify you and ask if it should update to latest recovery version. With GooManager I either need to check the forum or install manually to make sure I'm on the latest recovery.

Just an idea for future GooManager updates as it can already check for new ROM versions.

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So, I made a mistake.

I flashed new twrp 2.2.1.4 via goo manager without checking forum first. Which means that I haven't nvflash!!!

Two questions :
1. May I flash nvflash bootloader "over" 2.2.1.4 ? Or do I have to roll back at 2.2.0 first?
2. Is there a way to flash an older version of twrp (2.2.0 for example...) via goo manager?

Keep up the good work.

Thanks in advance.

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Originally Posted by erimin

So, I made a mistake.

I flashed new twrp 2.2.1.4 via goo manager without checking forum first. Which means that I haven't nvflash!!!

Two questions :
1. May I flash nvflash bootloader "over" 2.2.1.4 ? Or do I have to roll back at 2.2.0 first?
2. Is there a way to flash an older version of twrp (2.2.0 for example...) via goo manager?

Keep up the good work.

Thanks in advance.

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Bootloader (and not "nvflash", nvflash is a computer side program) has nothing to do with twrp itself, it's just a simple fastboot command to run to change your bootloader. TWRP will work without except restore function, as twrp deals only with .img archive format, and not .blob, therefore you nedd a bootloader able to handle .img files.

It's not very hard to do. GooManager won't be able to flash older versions, you'll need to do it through terminal command or fastboot.