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If this flag is set, on a device capable of HW decryption, can the build end up still not supporting decryption? Can decryption be supported, practically, without this flag? Any software-only implementations?

If it's just a superset, you may say it can only be better. But I will concede that if the superset is not as rigorously tested it may have bugs that weren't in the baseline.

TARGET_HW_DISK_ENCRYPTION in BoardConfig.mk means it supports decryption, right?

I see. That wasn't clear until your last, more detailed, reply. Thank you. I thought this is the main thread for OF because all the activity is here, and there's no dedicated OF discussion for the device.

When it starts, this is what I get when it tries to mount:

Doesn't OrangeFox aim to support decryption of /data partitions? Else, why does OrangeFox ask for decryption password when starting up?

Decryption support on Redmi 5.

Does this TWRP patch make sense: https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-5/development/official-official-twrp-xiaomi-redmi-5-t3727158/post77607048#post77607048

How does KEEPVERITY work? I thought dm-verity means that a boot partition modified by Magisk will be detected.

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If you're saying dm-verity checks also the recovery partition, I think I may have misinterpreted something from the TWRP site about dm-verity: I took "system modifications" to mean the system partition and maybe boot partition, and the fact that you don't have to mount those in TWRP, an action...

Is OrangeFox a better idea than TWRP for this device?

What are the use cases for this tool? Are there cases where it's needed also when using Magisk? When is fstab modification important?

I thought dm-verity only checks the system and boot partitions.

Here's one password manager that's supposed to support TOTP: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=keepass2android.keepass2android It's probably more complex to use than stuff like MS/Google Authenticator. A short search on the web suggests even Google Authenticator doesn't have a...