G6 Play Unofficial TWRP (xt1922-X)

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Spaceminer

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Unofficial TWRP

Instructions:

1. Enable OEM unlocking in the developer options, then unlock your bootloader. Motorola Bootloader Unlock.

2. Install minimal adb and fastboot. I recommend using the portable version. Minimal ADB.

3. Download twrp from below, and place it inside your ADB & Fastboot folder. Then reboot into fastboot mode by holding Power + Vol ↓.

4. Right click "cmd-here.exe" inside of the fastboot folder and run it as an administrator. Type the following command;
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
Then use Vol ↓ to select "Recovery" on the fastboot menu of your phone, and hit the power button.


5. Once twrp boots up, swipe to allow modifications. Then select wipe > format > type "yes". Now back up to the main menu of twrp and select, reboot > recovery.

6. Once twrp boots up again, select mount and check the boxes for data, system, and vendor. Then flash the Universal Encryption Disabler from 5/21/19. (See attachments.)

7. Back up to the main menu of twrp once more. Select mount and check the boxes for data, system, and vendor again. Then flash Magisk v19.3 from either your internal or external sd card and reboot. (See attachments.)

Download: TWRP G6 Play

Additional Features: This build now supports OEM, Vendor, Boot, Recovery, and System image flashing.

To do: Add decryption support, modem & dsp flashing, and the ability to erase modemst1, modemst2, and DDR for full firmware support.

Sources: TWRP Builder

Tools Used: Android Image Kitchen (AIK) for rebuilding, editing, and adding features to twrp. XDA Thread
 

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Spaceminer

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Material TWRP

• See this post for downloads.
 

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Francisco_p

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Ayuda!!

No e logrado instalar un recovery avanzado a mi moto g6 play xt1922-4 Android 9 quisiera saber si hay alguno compatible con este dispositivo!!
 

Cel00

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Works on xt1922-3, thanks for uploading!
 
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exxcomm

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Ditto.
Was just about to embark on my new ROM search since AT&T axed service for my G6 Plus and I had to buy this new Play.
No TWRP, no ROM loading, :(
 

ianos21

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You don't want this TWRP if you are going to install any of the newer Android 11 ROMS in this group, you need the 64 bit TWRP. Use that image. There is another thread for that version.
 
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You don't want this TWRP if you are going to install any of the newer Android 11 ROMS in this group, you need the 64 bit TWRP. Use that image. There is another thread for that version.
All the links to Android 11 Roms are deaf anyways, at least the ones that don't ship with gapps. I tried downloading an 11 build without gapps with no luck. Phh Android 11 gsi doesn't have a working camera so I had to go with Android 10.
 
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All the links to Android 11 Roms are deaf anyways, at least the ones that don't ship with gapps. I tried downloading an 11 build without gapps with no luck. Phh Android 11 gsi doesn't have a working camera so I had to go with Android 10.

Could you tell me what Android 10 rom you use?
My phone Sprint/XT1922-7_JETER_SPRINT_8.0.0 (16gb model)
 
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    Unofficial TWRP

    Instructions:

    1. Enable OEM unlocking in the developer options, then unlock your bootloader. Motorola Bootloader Unlock.

    2. Install minimal adb and fastboot. I recommend using the portable version. Minimal ADB.

    3. Download twrp from below, and place it inside your ADB & Fastboot folder. Then reboot into fastboot mode by holding Power + Vol ↓.

    4. Right click "cmd-here.exe" inside of the fastboot folder and run it as an administrator. Type the following command;
    Code:
    fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
    Then use Vol ↓ to select "Recovery" on the fastboot menu of your phone, and hit the power button.


    5. Once twrp boots up, swipe to allow modifications. Then select wipe > format > type "yes". Now back up to the main menu of twrp and select, reboot > recovery.

    6. Once twrp boots up again, select mount and check the boxes for data, system, and vendor. Then flash the Universal Encryption Disabler from 5/21/19. (See attachments.)

    7. Back up to the main menu of twrp once more. Select mount and check the boxes for data, system, and vendor again. Then flash Magisk v19.3 from either your internal or external sd card and reboot. (See attachments.)

    Download: TWRP G6 Play

    Additional Features: This build now supports OEM, Vendor, Boot, Recovery, and System image flashing.

    To do: Add decryption support, modem & dsp flashing, and the ability to erase modemst1, modemst2, and DDR for full firmware support.

    Sources: TWRP Builder

    Tools Used: Android Image Kitchen (AIK) for rebuilding, editing, and adding features to twrp. XDA Thread
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    Material TWRP

    • See this post for downloads.
    1
    You don't want this TWRP if you are going to install any of the newer Android 11 ROMS in this group, you need the 64 bit TWRP. Use that image. There is another thread for that version.
    1
    You don't want this TWRP if you are going to install any of the newer Android 11 ROMS in this group, you need the 64 bit TWRP. Use that image. There is another thread for that version.
    All the links to Android 11 Roms are deaf anyways, at least the ones that don't ship with gapps. I tried downloading an 11 build without gapps with no luck. Phh Android 11 gsi doesn't have a working camera so I had to go with Android 10.
    1
    All the links to Android 11 Roms are deaf anyways, at least the ones that don't ship with gapps. I tried downloading an 11 build without gapps with no luck. Phh Android 11 gsi doesn't have a working camera so I had to go with Android 10.

    Could you tell me what Android 10 rom you use?
    My phone Sprint/XT1922-7_JETER_SPRINT_8.0.0 (16gb model)