Unfortunately, no. The Duo 2 uses a newer chipset and a different kernel. If there's development interest the guide to build TWRP should be mostly the same between the two devices. No guarentees though!Question any chance this would work on the duo2. So far they have been very similar
Oh I'm not that handy. I did unlock bl, patched magisk.img,and safety net goodUnfortunately, no. The Duo 2 uses a newer chipset and a different kernel. If there's development interest the guide to build TWRP should be mostly the same between the two devices. No guarentees though!
Bro It stays stopped at (waiting for device) while in bootloadrr modeIt would help if XDA told me it didn't upload it lol. I added a link to GDrive. It should be available now!
It stays stopped at (waiting for device) while in bootloadrr mode
Maybe because it's from A&T?Try rebooting back into bootloader, disconnect and connect the device, and make sure you have the latest platform tools from the android website.
If none of those steps work for you, I'll try to upload another image. Right now, the image should work fine for your device.
As far as I'm aware:
As far as I'm aware:
After releasing android 12L for the duo, Microsoft stopped making different build versions. This recovery should work regardless of which duo 1 you hav
For the first version, now I was able to open the Bootloader, but the TWRP file causes the device and the Patched file to stop touching as well?As far as I'm aware:
After releasing android 12L for the duo, Microsoft stopped making different build versions. This recovery should work regardless of which duo 1 you have.
How to extract the boot file of my deviceAs far as I'm aware:
After releasing android 12L for the duo, Microsoft stopped making different build versions. This recovery should work regardless of which duo 1 you have.
Found someone who may be able to assist us on this project. I sent you a message whenever you have time.
Supposedly he knows how to get touch, adb and decryption working
After I learned how to do the root safely, and now there is a problem, the toch does not work in the device. I need a way to return its original version for the device to work. Where can I find it, knowing that the one on the Microsoft site did not workFound someone who may be able to assist us on this project. I sent you a message whenever you have time.
Supposedly he knows how to get touch, adb and decryption working
Email me at [email protected]After I learned how to do the root safely, and now there is a problem, the toch does not work in the device. I need a way to return its original version for the device to work. Where can I find it, knowing that the one on the Microsoft site did not work
You can send me websiteآسف ، ولكن ليس في هذا الموضوع. يبدو أن صورة التمهيد هي الصورة الخاطئة. يجب أن يتطابق إصدار صورة التمهيد مع إصدار البرنامج. يوجد دليل أساسي هنا على xda لهذا الموضوع.
Jenga is correct regarding Microsoft's differing Bootloader Build numbers, but from my experience it doesn't matter with Magisk & stock recovery. My current Bootloader has a different build than my system software build, however the boot image in the latest release is the same Boot.img as the previous releases. The Bootloader version installed is 2022.815.527, while the fresh system build is 2022.827.21. And I have no issues period when I patch my own Boot.img using the same fastboot steps in the rooting guide provided here on XDA somewhere. And afaik the Touch issues are from not using a stock device recovery but opting for alternative recoveries. HTH.Sorry, but not on this thread. It sounds like the boot image is the wrong one. Boot image version needs to match software version. There's a root guide here on xda for this topic.
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It sounds like Android 10 would need a different TWRP built for it if the system and vendor can't be mounted. Unfortunately, I can't build it for Android 10 since I am focused on to supporting 12L, enabling touch, and exploring other OS options.I got into TWRP with 0.1.0. The first time I booted twrp it asked about mounting System. I clicked keep read only, but on subsequent boots, it doesn't ask me anymore. How do I clear it so it asks me again? Because I can't mount System/Vendor in Mount options. I want to backup all partitions.
In the log I see for both system and vendor: Failed to mount ... (Invalid argument)