[RECOVERY][angler] TWRP 3.1.1-0 touch recovery [2017-05-19]

[sidhaarthm]

I can confirm I have Root access (Flashed SuperSU v2.68 zip) via OTG. Also flashed Xposed Framework v80 and ElementalX Kernel via the same method. I had to download v1.14 zip manually to my OTG as the auto flash method via ElementalX Kernel Manager saves the downloaded zip file to Data and TWRP has no access to it. Bit annoying
What's worse is that TWRP doesn't save any of its' own settings (Time Zone, Haptic Feedback, Display Brightness etc). Guessing this would've normally been saved on Data partition as well. So everytime you boot into recovery, its' like the first time you flashed TWRP Anyway, all working well now and I didn't have to wipe anything.

 

[sk63]

could you please guide me through the process?
i have adb
just need the commands , BTW i am on stock recovery because i cant flash TWRP ~

I used this process to sideload francokernel and Supersu

Boot to bootloader, I used (no quotes) "adb reboot bootloader"
Then "fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.0-0-angler.img"
Selected the boot to recovery option in the bootloader
Once twrp booted, cancled the decrypt prompt and kept system read-only
Selected Advanced -> ADB sideload
Ran the command "adb sideload fk2-anykernel.zip" to flash franco kernel.
After this completed I went back to Advanced - ADB sideload and then ran "adb sideload BETA-SuperSu-2.68blahblah.zip"

 

[rebretz000]

I used this process to sideload francokernel and Supersu

Boot to bootloader, I used (no quotes) "adb reboot bootloader"
Then "fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.0-0-angler.img"
Selected the boot to recovery option in the bootloader
Once twrp booted, cancled the decrypt prompt and kept system read-only
Selected Advanced -> ADB sideload
Ran the command "adb sideload fk2-anykernel.zip" to flash franco kernel.
After this completed I went back to Advanced - ADB sideload and then ran "adb sideload BETA-SuperSu-2.68blahblah.zip"

Thank you. Got it installed

 

[romracer]

Grab an updated TWRP 3.0.0-1 for angler (Nexus 6P) HERE. This will successfully decrypt MHC19I.

PLEASE NOTE: I have NOT tested this on MMB29V or anything else. It should work fine, but if someone will test and confirm, then I will edit this post.


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For the curious, here's the error with TWRP 3.0.0-0:

dlopen failed: library "libkmcrypto.so" not found

I simply updated the "pulldecryptfiles.sh" to pull this library as well.

I submitted a pull request to TeamWin via GitHub. Hopefully this will be fixed in the next TWRP release. PR: https://github.com/TeamWin/android_device_huawei_angler/pull/3

 

[rebretz000]

Test build made by Joshua Lynch works on newest build.
Link at bottom of discussion

https://plus.google.com/+shofiqulanwar/posts/gqAMQ3yZW1o

 

[Raijin]

What version should we use for March update security then? Romracer or Joshua Lynch?

 

[Momotani-Hitoshi]

I can confirm I have Root access (Flashed SuperSU v2.68 zip) via OTG. Also flashed Xposed Framework v80 and ElementalX Kernel via the same method. I had to download v1.14 zip manually to my OTG as the auto flash method via ElementalX Kernel Manager saves the downloaded zip file to Data and TWRP has no access to it. Bit annoying
What's worse is that TWRP doesn't save any of its' own settings (Time Zone, Haptic Feedback, Display Brightness etc). Guessing this would've normally been saved on Data partition as well. So everytime you boot into recovery, its' like the first time you flashed TWRP Anyway, all working well now and I didn't have to wipe anything.

Can you do TWRP backup/restore from OTG?

 

[romracer]

What version should we use for March update security then? Romracer or Joshua Lynch?

I haven't tested Joshua's but mine works fine. Pick your poison.

 

[sidhaarthm]

Can you do TWRP backup/restore from OTG?

I haven't tried yet mate. Will attempt later and revert here with results..

 

[rebretz000]

I haven't tested Joshua's but mine works fine. Pick your poison.

Sorry. I didn't look above my post and see that you already took care of it.

 

[amoeller]

That’s awesome that two different people both fixed this issue so quickly. Has anyone flashed systemless root with the MHC19I build and noticed anything different or broken?

 

[rebretz000]

That’s awesome that two different people both fixed this issue so quickly. Has anyone flashed systemless root with the MHC19I build and noticed anything different or broken?

Nope.
I have MCH191, Systemless Root, Busybox by osm0sis, and Franco w/ VomerTweaks.

Everything seems normal.

 

[Bootup]

I'm confused because I've always had to enter a password to enter Twrp... It's the same as my lockscreen

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[rebretz000]

What version should we use for March update security then? Romracer or Joshua Lynch?

I tried both and both work. I'm using Romracer version now.

 

[jesssiii]

I haven't tested Joshua's but mine works fine. Pick your poison.

Yours is 16.50MB, and Josh's is 16.51MB. Should that be a concern? Hopefully that's not a totally stupid question, lol.

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Thanks @romracer, BTW!

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[pahlerc1]

Thanks @romracer for the updated TWRP! Greatly appreciate the quick work

 

[romracer]

Yours is 16.50MB, and Josh's is 16.51MB. Should that be a concern? Hopefully that's not a totally stupid question, lol.

I wouldn't let that concern you. I used the same base Android 6.0 source as TWRP 3.0.0-0. I only made the one modification to fix decryption. Its possible Joshua used a newer (or older) base Android 6.0 source tree.

 

[uodii]

I tried both and both work. I'm using Romracer version now.

What did you do to get either of them to work? I flashed both and they both just hang at the TWRP splash screen.

 

[edd247]

What did you do to get either of them to work? I flashed both and they both just hang at the TWRP splash screen.

+1

 

[rebretz000]

I just fastbooted them in.