[RECOVERY][OFFICIAL] TWRP 3.6.0_9 [N8000 N8010 N8020]

[html6405]

I believe it is ext4. Or whatever the default is. I have not changed it on my own.

ext4 is for example your internal memory. Exfat is most the common file system for sd cards and usb sticks, but this is still enabled.
I've removed the old fat filesystems for the moment, maybe we can safe some space elsewhere.

 

[xtoad]

ext4 is for example your internal memory. Exfat is most the common file system for sd cards and usb sticks, but this is still enabled.
I've removed the old fat filesystems for the moment, maybe we can safe some space elsewhere.

Thanks. I'll reformat in exFat and check again.

EDIT: All good now formatted with exFat. Thank yor for your work. I had a brain fart about the file system question and thought you meant the filesystem of the recovery partition. The SD card was formatted in FAT.

 

[blainus]

FYI: i had same issue with sd card missing on the latest version...

reverted back to the previous version and the sd card popped up again

cheers

 

[html6405]

FYI: i had same issue with sd card missing on the latest version...

If you are using fat32 for example, then yes, there is no place at the moment for this filesystem.

 

[html6405]

TWRP 3.5.2_9-0 builds are up, I've readded some file systems.

 

[Anghirrim]

TWRP 3.5.2_9-0 builds are up, I've readded some file systems.

Hey, first of all, thanks for keeping the device up to date!

Some of my friends asked me to "do something" on his old GT-N8010 yesterday night.

I am just amazed to see the incredible community around this 9 years old device, and how good it is. It runs so well under LOS 16.0!! Crazy, in more than 10 years on XDA, there are really only a few devices that got so much love from devs...



That being said,it seems that the bug of formatting /data instead of just wiping /data without /data/media is still present.

I have ran a simple "swipe to factory reset", and everything in /data/media got deleted. I don't remember if it was done only due to the "factory reset", or by selecting wipe data in "Advanced". BUt nevertheless, both should wipe data, preserving /data/media. But it behaves as if we really clicked on "Format data", that requires a "yes" to really perform.

 

[html6405]

That being said,it seems that the bug of formatting /data instead of just wiping /data without /data/media is still present.

I have ran a simple "swipe to factory reset", and everything in /data/media got deleted. I don't remember if it was done only due to the "factory reset", or by selecting wipe data in "Advanced". BUt nevertheless, both should wipe data, preserving /data/media. But it behaves as if we really clicked on "Format data", that requires a "yes" to really perform.

Really?
I will retry this by my own today, if this should be really present, I will hand of this to TWRP.

 

[Anghirrim]

Really?
I will retry this by my own today, if this should be really present, I will hand of this to TWRP.

Tell me if you need me to test any further to at least identify the faulty option.

 

[html6405]

Tell me if you need me to test any further to at least identify the faulty option.

No thx, I just have to "swipe to factory reset" and if my data got deleted, the we have to find the bug,
but this behaviour was never present for me, I'm factory resetting many times for my tests.

 

[Anghirrim]

No thx, I just have to "swipe to factory reset" and if my data got deleted, the we have to find the bug,
but this behaviour was never present for me, I'm factory resetting many times for my tests.

OK. I'll be giving it back to my friends today. So won't be able to test after. Anyway, I'll warn them about it so that they always back up their important data before doing anything if they ever boot under TWRP one day.

 

[html6405]

OK. I'll be giving it back to my friends today. So won't be able to test after. Anyway, I'll warn them about it so that they always back up their important data before doing anything if they ever boot under TWRP one day.

It's working like it should, nothing got deleted from my personal data, this was always working for me,
and I really have to wipe many times.

 

[Anghirrim]

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It's working like it should, nothing got deleted from my personal data, this was always working for me,
and I really have to wipe many times.

Indeed.... I don't know what I did wrong, or if it was because of the first flash of TWRP, etc...

Anyway, tried again and you're right. Both options work as intended.

Sorry for the trouble.

 

[html6405]

Update 16.06.2021:

• Brought support for GSI flash & reused old HIDDEN partition as vendor.
• Brought support for encrypted /data partition.

 

[_Wiktor_]

Two issues.

1. I can't understand why I see only option to "apply update from external storage" (sdcard) but hasn't any option to flash from internal memory (sdcard0).
E:failed to mount /sdacard (No such file or directory)
It seems like without microSD card I can't do anything becouse:

2. No matter which ROM I tried sideload via adb (Version 30.0.4) I get this output on command line:
adb sideload C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\lineage-16.0-20211007-HTML6405-n8000.zip adb: sideload connection failed: closed adb: trying pre-KitKat sideload method... sending: 'C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\lineage-16.0-20211007-HTML6405-n8000.zip' 100%
and on N8000 screen:
Verifiyng update package...
E:failed to verify whole-file signature E:failed to verify whole-file signature E:signature varification failed
Installation aborted.
So, I stuck.

 

[html6405]

1. I can't understand why I see only option to "apply update from external storage" (sdcard) but hasn't any option to flash from internal memory (sdcard0).
E:failed to mount /sdacard (No such file or directory)
It seems like without microSD card I can't do anything becouse:

As it look's like, data/media can't be mounted, so you have to do a factory reset and check if /data is formated as ext4.

 

[_Wiktor_]

As it look's like, data/media can't be mounted, so you have to do a factory reset and check if /data is formated as ext4.

Well, OK, I just did factory reset . Now, I can't find any working linux shell command to show type of partition. I tried:
file, blkid, parted, tune2fs, lsblk, cfdisk - everything is "not found", except one command: df which outputs results:
shell@android:/ $ df Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize /dev 909M 84.0K 909M 4096 /mnt/asec 909M 0.00K 909M 4096 /mnt/obb 909M 0.00K 909M 4096 /system 1.35G 1.24G 103M 4096 /efs 19.7M 8.54M 11.1M 4096 /cache 787M 13.4M 773M 4096 /data 11.8G 312M 11.4G 4096 /storage/sdcard0 11.7G 312M 11.4G 4096
but:
shell@android:/ $ df -T Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize -T: No such file or directory
So, which shell command should I use on Jelly Bean 4.1.2 to show how /data id formated?

 

[Alexfs]

Two issues.

1. I can't understand why I see only option to "apply update from external storage" (sdcard) but hasn't any option to flash from internal memory (sdcard0).
E:failed to mount /sdacard (No such file or directory)
It seems like without microSD card I can't do anything becouse:

2. No matter which ROM I tried sideload via adb (Version 30.0.4) I get this output on command line:
adb sideload C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\lineage-16.0-20211007-HTML6405-n8000.zip adb: sideload connection failed: closed adb: trying pre-KitKat sideload method... sending: 'C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\lineage-16.0-20211007-HTML6405-n8000.zip' 100%
and on N8000 screen:
Verifiyng update package...
E:failed to verify whole-file signature E:failed to verify whole-file signature E:signature varification failed
Installation aborted.
So, I stuck.

Two issues.

1. I can't understand why I see only option to "apply update from external storage" (sdcard) but hasn't any option to flash from internal memory (sdcard0).
E:failed to mount /sdacard (No such file or directory)
It seems like without microSD card I can't do anything becouse:

2. No matter which ROM I tried sideload via adb (Version 30.0.4) I get this output on command line:
adb sideload C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\lineage-16.0-20211007-HTML6405-n8000.zip adb: sideload connection failed: closed adb: trying pre-KitKat sideload method... sending: 'C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\lineage-16.0-20211007-HTML6405-n8000.zip' 100%
and on N8000 screen:
Verifiyng update package...
E:failed to verify whole-file signature E:failed to verify whole-file signature E:signature varification failed
Installation aborted.
So, I stuck.

hi friend i had the same

As it look's like, data/media can't be mounted, so you have to do a factory reset and check if /data is formated as ext4.

hi friend i had the same problem. the sd has to be formatted to exFat.

 

[html6405]

Well, OK, I just did factory reset . Now, I can't find any working linux shell command to show type of partition. I tried:
file, blkid, parted, tune2fs, lsblk, cfdisk - everything is "not found", except one command: df which outputs results:
shell@android:/ $ df Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize /dev 909M 84.0K 909M 4096 /mnt/asec 909M 0.00K 909M 4096 /mnt/obb 909M 0.00K 909M 4096 /system 1.35G 1.24G 103M 4096 /efs 19.7M 8.54M 11.1M 4096 /cache 787M 13.4M 773M 4096 /data 11.8G 312M 11.4G 4096 /storage/sdcard0 11.7G 312M 11.4G 4096
but:
shell@android:/ $ df -T Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize -T: No such file or directory
So, which shell command should I use on Jelly Bean 4.1.2 to show how /data id formated?

It's enough to choose wipe, advanced wipe, change or repair filesystem and then you will see the used filesystem.

 

[_Wiktor_]

It's enough to choose wipe, advanced wipe, change or repair filesystem and then you will see the used filesystem.

I see no such option

 

[html6405]

I see no such option

You don't have TWRP installed, this is the stock recovery...
Did you flashed TWRP in the download mode at all?