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[RECOVERY][Android 10/11][Stock/SODP][XZ2/C/P/3] TWRP [UNofficial]
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XZ2 Compact here, tried the Version from 0611 and 0613 and with both I got stuck at SONY Logo.. Where can I pull a log for you in this case?
STOCK or SODP based ROM?
STOCK or SODP based TWRP?
You booted into fastboot with software and not with the hardware buttons?
And I hope you didn't flash it with "fastboot flash boot twrp.img"
you could try to press PWR+VolUP for a short time, then shortly after it should crash
Then you should be able to get the /sys/fs/pstore folder files in your system (needs root)
Or if that doesn't work maybe a dump of your TA partition.
You use a 10.0 ROM with kernel 4.14 (SODP) or kernel 4.9 (STOCK)?
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SODP Based ROM and TWRP, did enter bootloader with hardware keys.. I know this stands under known bugs but wouldnt it be more idiot proof to write this into the installation section as a separate step?
Thanks Martin for your ongoing dedication!
Aaaand added!
Nice to hear and thank you for your report!
Nice
But now running into the next issue, when executing "Fix Recovery Bootloop":
It boots me to TWRP every time, I think this is related..
Nice
But now running into the next issue, when executing "Fix Recovery Bootloop":
It boots me to TWRP every time, I think this is related..
What happens if you reboot the twrp and try it again?
Or if you flash magisk and try to boot?
Do you use a modified kernel?
Did you "fastboot flash boot twrp.img" by accident?
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MartinX3, thanks for all your work!
I have a xz2c dual and, thanks to your guides, backed up the TA partition and flashed the latest Unofficial TWRP recovery with the up to date stock image.
My experience is that the problem with some boots not having the touchscreen working is still there. Fortunately, after rebooting you get a new chance ... and sometimes it actually works.
I used TWRP to install the latest Official LineageOS 17.1. It worked well. However, after that, TWRP was replaced by Lineage Recovery (?!) and I'm now unable to boot into recovery with the Unofficial SODP TWRP to flash it back.
Any guess of what could be the problem? Do you plan to provide a version which would work with the Official LineageOS 17.1 image?
I have a xz2c dual and, thanks to your guides, backed up the TA partition and flashed the latest Unofficial TWRP recovery with the up to date stock image.
My experience is that the problem with some boots not having the touchscreen working is still there. Fortunately, after rebooting you get a new chance ... and sometimes it actually works.
I used TWRP to install the latest Official LineageOS 17.1. It worked well. However, after that, TWRP was replaced by Lineage Recovery (?!) and I'm now unable to boot into recovery with the Unofficial SODP TWRP to flash it back.
Any guess of what could be the problem? Do you plan to provide a version which would work with the Official LineageOS 17.1 image?
Answering myself back. Yes, this is known and you have already stated that you plan to look at this whenever you find the time: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83172223&postcount=345 , and below ...
It is currently not compatible with the official LOS 17.1 due to technical limitations by google.
Is there no brightness setting?
Only behind the download link.
Since stock reached end of life there won't be any new twrp for it.
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STOCK or SODP based ROM?
STOCK or SODP based TWRP?
You booted into fastboot with software and not with the hardware buttons?
And I hope you didn't flash it with "fastboot flash boot twrp.img"
you could try to press PWR+VolUP for a short time, then shortly after it should crash
Then you should be able to get the /sys/fs/pstore folder files in your system (needs root)
Or if that doesn't work maybe a dump of your TA partition.
You use a 10.0 ROM with kernel 4.14 (SODP) or kernel 4.9 (STOCK)?1
SODP Based ROM and TWRP, did enter bootloader with hardware keys.. I know this stands under known bugs but wouldnt it be more idiot proof to write this into the installation section as a separate step?
Thanks Martin for your ongoing dedication!
