I can confirm that, trying to clear cache outputs the following message: "E: Unable to mount '/usb-otg'" and there's no "Clear usb-otg" option anymore on Advanced Wipe menu (which in my case is all good since I don't use it, but that's me).
What does it have to do with the recovery? TWRP is a mechanism to flash things; it cannot do any damage to your system.
Yes sorry for that typo I meant wiped. And woah if I did the wipe on recovery it doesn't have to do with recovery itself?
**mind blows**
Yeah, it have nothing to do with the recovery, because wiping cache and dalvik is just... that. Nothing more nothing less. This is a ROM/dalvik-related problem and not a TWRP problem. A TWRP problem would be to not be able to mount it and so on and so on.Yes sorry for that typo I meant wiped. And woah if I did the wipe on recovery it doesn't have to do with recovery itself?
Enviado desde mi Nexus 4 mediante Tapatalk
Hope that you know what is the real process behind a partition wipe, and I hope you know too that a partition can become corrupted with a formatting. You must be new here...
Me? New? You must be kidding, right? Just paint your phone blue and throw it to the sea if it gets corrupted that way.
You look new. Or maybe too lucky that never seen an issue on PC using any partition tool. But anyway, it happened using twrp, never seen that before, so I post it here where it belongs, and to see if anyone has experienced the same, not to "learn" how custom recovery works, if you're willing to help that's awesome, unfortunately you aren't.
Yeah. it has to do with the SElinux policy or something. it's different on Lollipop. Why would you need to fix permissions btw? Just don't do it again.
There is nothing you can do about it. Got a better advice for not screwing his phone? kthxbai
