[Official] [5th April 2021] TWRP 3.5.2_9-0 Moto G5 [Cedric] [32/64bit Roms]

[Mobilettchen]

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thx for the good tutorial
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maybe i am blind, but it is not possible for me to start twrp after installation.

after installation fastboot reports:

#########################
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending 'recovery' (14606 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.468s]
writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
OKAY [ 0.284s]
finished. total time: 0.757s
#########################

---> My very simple question is: How do I start twrp after reboot.
Of course I used the key combination to get into Fastboot mode - but what happens next?

[edit]
- i am on the last stock-android (oreo ), and phone is unlocked via motorola-code.
- of course i try the recovery-option in the fastboot-menue

 

[zitronenmelissa]

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thx for the good tutorial
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maybe i am blind, but it is not possible for me to start twrp after installation.

after installation fastboot reports:

#########################
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending 'recovery' (14606 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.468s]
writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
OKAY [ 0.284s]
finished. total time: 0.757s
#########################

---> My very simple question is: How do I start twrp after reboot.
Of course I used the key combination to get into Fastboot mode - but what happens next?

[edit]
- i am on the last stock-android (oreo ), and phone is unlocked via motorola-code.
- of course i try the recovery-option in the fastboot-menue

coming from fastboot mode, you can navigate with Volume Down/Up to "Recovery Mode" and select and start it by pressing the power button

 

[TheFixItMan]

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thx for the good tutorial
------------------------

maybe i am blind, but it is not possible for me to start twrp after installation.

after installation fastboot reports:

#########################
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending 'recovery' (14606 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.468s]
writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) Image not signed or corrupt
OKAY [ 0.284s]
finished. total time: 0.757s
#########################

---> My very simple question is: How do I start twrp after reboot.
Of course I used the key combination to get into Fastboot mode - but what happens next?

[edit]
- i am on the last stock-android (oreo ), and phone is unlocked via motorola-code.
- of course i try the recovery-option in the fastboot-menue

In bootloader mode use the volume buttons to navigate to recovery and push the power button

If you restart your device before you enter twrp for the first time & swipe to allow modifications you will have to reflash it

 

[Mobilettchen]

In bootloader mode use the volume buttons to navigate to recovery and push the power button
If you restart your device before you enter twrp for the first time & swipe to allow modifications you will have to reflash it

--> I found, that twrp was not installed on the phone by using <fastboot flash recovery.img>
my solution - using boot command instead of flash:
1) copy recovery.img on the phone
2) entering fastboot via power&vol-
3) start powershell in the PC-Folder with the recovery.img
4) <fastboot boot recovery.img> to boot the twrp on the phone via fastboot
5) within fastboot go on "Install" and install the recovery.img into recovery
6) swipe and reflash as @TheFixItMan mentioned above

BIG THX FOR SUPPORT :good:

 

[JarlPenguin]

Hi - would you be interested in getting 64 bit support up and running for official TWRP?

 

[TheFixItMan]

Hi - would you be interested in getting 64 bit support up and running for official TWRP?

I don't have this device anymore to test
Sources are available on first post if you want to adapt to 64bit & submit to twrp

 

[nift4]

I don't have this device anymore to test
Sources are available on first post if you want to adapt to 64bit & submit to twrp

To give a bit of context: He has an excellent unofficial 64-bit TWRP and I asked him if he could ask you if he could go offical

 

[TheFixItMan]

To give a bit of context: He has an excellent unofficial 64-bit TWRP and I asked him if he could ask you if he could go offical

Sure - if it meets the requirements submit it as a 64bit build that can run along side the 32bit build

 

[TheFixItMan]

Twrp 3.4.0-0 is out

As usual this offical build is 32bit
Feel free to make your own 64bit versions

Full changelog can be found
https://twrp.me/site/update/2020/06/24/twrp-3.4.0-0-released.html

 

[nift4]

@TheFixItMan Jarl got approved with his 64 bit TWRP, it will be on the website soon as 3.4.0-1

 

[TheFixItMan]

@TheFixItMan Jarl got approved with his 64 bit TWRP, it will be on the website soon as 3.4.0-1

I'll update this thread once it's on there
I can see it was successfully built just over an hour ago - just waiting for website to update

 

[TheFixItMan]

Thanks to @JarlPenguin the offical twrp source code has been updated to now allow 64bit roms installs

Version twrp-3.4.0-1-cedric.img is the new 64bit build (will also work on 32bit Roms)
Version twrp-3.4.0-0-cedric.img is the original 32bit build

 

[JarlPenguin]

Keep in mind that yes, the 64 bit build should be able to decrypt 32 bit ROM's /data (such as stock) and is able to flash 32-bit ROMs

 

[TheFixItMan]

Keep in mind that yes, the 64 bit build should be able to decrypt 32 bit ROM's /data (such as stock) and is able to flash 32-bit ROMs

Yep I'll add that to FAQs in case people get confused

 

[nift4]

@TheFixItMan I noticed something wrong in the FAQ - JarlPenguin's TWRP does support treble.

 

[TheFixItMan]

@TheFixItMan I noticed something wrong in the FAQ - JarlPenguin's TWRP does support treble.

Faq Updated

 

[VD171]

It helps alot. Thank you

 

[TheFixItMan]

It helps alot. Thank you

Instead of spamming the forum with thanks posts please just push the thanks button

 

[TheFixItMan]

MOD EDIT: QUOTED POST MOVED HERE: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=4192309

This has nothing to do with twrp
Please post things in the correct thread as I will not answer off topic things here

 

[domin144]

I had an issue with version 3.4.0-1. When I tried to wipe or flash system partitiion I got following message:

Failed to unmount '/system' (Device or resource busy)

I also could not unmount system partition from mount menu: I touched the tick next to "system" but it kept being marked. Other partitions mounted/unmounted ok.
I tried twrp-3.2.3-0-cedric.img. This one did not have the issue. I wiped the system partition. After reboot I flashed 3.4.0-1 and now flashing works.

The system partition was stock firmware (never flashed yet). Seems like 3.4.0-1 has some issue with stock system partition.