You'll have to reboot twrp after format data
Which twrp version?
I already tried rebooting to TWRP after format as I mentioned in my previous comments.
TWRP version: TWRP-3.5.2-sweet-Nebrassy.img
You'll have to reboot twrp after format data
Which twrp version?
Thanks. It works for me.All what you did is right. But once you boot into twrp flash dm verity disabler zip. You won't get any issues like recovery being replaced or phone not booting at all.
Thanks for the super quick responses @Laptapper
So I tried flashing ROM from sd card as you suggested and I get an error. I have attached a pic of error.
I am going to try OrangeFox and let you know if that works or not.
Please let me know if you need any more info.
EDIT:
I tried OrangeFox just now and it works without any errors. I successfully flashed crdroid and flamegapps. So I can confirm that nothing is wrong with my device. But I still cannot understand why TWRP doesn't work. It is my favorite recovery and I would really like to use it.
Thank you
Ayush
When you format data, data is no longer encrypted, and if data is empty twrp won't let you access it because if you put anything there and then flash and boot a rom that rom will not boot because it's expecting an encrypted data, after formatting data you need to boot a rom, then you can access it from twrp againHello,
I have an issue to report with TWRP 3.5.2 from you, Nebrassy. I don't know if this is a known issue, but when you format data it will change dm-5 to sda34 and thus preventing TWRP to decrypt FBE (File Based Encryption) and so the internal storage. To fix this you have to use ADB Sideload to push a ROM. It'll install normally and revert sda34 back to dm-5.
Before formating data and also after restarting to OS after ADB Sideload push: View attachment 5435483
After: View attachment 5435485
If you flash any android 12 based ROM and boot, then go back to recovery, TWRP doesn't ask for password and doesn't recognize partitions.When you format data, data is no longer encrypted, and if data is empty twrp won't let you access it because if you put anything there and then flash and boot a rom that rom will not boot because it's expecting an encrypted data, after formatting data you need to boot a rom, then you can access it from twrp again
Decrypting 12 isn't supportedIf you flash any android 12 based ROM and boot, then go back to recovery, TWRP doesn't ask for password and doesn't recognize partitions.
Unable to mount /data/media/TWRP/.twrps
Unable to mount /data/media/TWRP/.twrps
Failed to mount '/data' (Invalid argument)
Formatting Cache using mke2fs...
Done.
Updating partition details...
...done
Unable to mount storage
Format data, wipe cache, Dalvik/ART cache, metadata and data then reboot to recovery and use ADB sideload (in the advanced tab) to push a ROM (such as Pixel Experience). When the ROM is flashed, reboot to OS and data will be decrypted. At least it worked for me. You can't flash a ROM directly with TWRP as you usually do as TWRP fails to decrypt data and doesn't have access to your internal storage.I'm sorry but have a question. I was running Pixel Experience and yesterday I've try an aosp Android 12 ROM.
After that I want to rollback to Pixel Experience ROM but TWRP cannot access data anymore and shows the errors in my image attached. I've try to format and restart recovery, to change recevery, to install again TWRP via fastboot with no success at all. the only way to use this phone is to flash an official ROM via MiFlash (In my case V12.5.4.0.RKFEUXM works).
I also try to lock bootloader and new unlock but TWRP is not working anymore.
I'd like to use this phone with a custom ROM but I can't now. any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thank you for your precious work and time spent!
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Thanks for your reply, I've try but also using sideload it gives me error1. I'm on TWRP 3.5.2.Format data, wipe cache, Dalvik/ART cache, metadata and data then reboot to recovery and use ADB sideload (in the advanced tab) to push a ROM (such as Pixel Experience). When the ROM is flashed, reboot to OS and data will be decrypted. At least it worked for me. You can't flash a ROM directly with TWRP as you usually do as TWRP fails to decrypt data and doesn't have access to your internal storage.
Can you provide the entire output? error1 isn't something very preciseThanks for your reply, I've try but also using sideload it gives me error1. I'm on TWRP 3.5.2.
I'm sorry for spamming here.. there was a problem with the downoladed zip archive. I've downloaded a new package an now is flashing via adb sideload correctly.Can you provide the entire output? error1 isn't something very precise
Good, I'm glad it's fixed!I'm sorry for spamming here.. there was a problem with the downoladed zip archive. I've downloaded a new package an now is flashing via adb sideload correctly.
Hello, will it be supported any soon?
You need not wait any more. You can unlock immediately after reboot and do the other initial settings.I think the problem with "Unable to decrypt FBE device" began with Pixel experience/extended/ui etc. ROMS. I followed every step before installing (xtended XR may be) and everything was fine. Then tried Pixel extended and didn't like it. So, finally decided to set on LineageOS. But I got stuck with "Unable to decrypt FBE device" issue. I can see roms getting installed but always getting reboot into TWRP. I didn't find any solution yet. I have decided to flash the latest stock firmware (12.5.8 RKFINXM) first and then start everything over. I am only worried if I have to lock bootloader again and wait 7 more days to unlock.
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