If you know what a recovery is you know it is.Is this TWRP backwards compatible with Marshmallow ROMs in case I ever want to go back for some reason?
If you know what a recovery is you know it is.Is this TWRP backwards compatible with Marshmallow ROMs in case I ever want to go back for some reason?
Yes, but lately TWRP has been super iffy going between M and N ROMs, so I just wanted to make sureIf you know what a recovery is you know it is.
There are just concerns if you format back /data to ext4 and are encrypted, as TWRP can't decrypt (without changing an internal setting) both f2fs and ext4. See official TWRP thread.Yes, but lately TWRP has been super iffy going between M and N ROMs, so I just wanted to make sure
Thanks, I'll read upThere are just concerns if you format back /data to ext4 and are encrypted, as TWRP can't decrypt (without changing an internal setting) both f2fs and ext4. See official TWRP thread.
Great point, I've just seen the official twrp update too.Whats the exact difference between the "official" TWRP 3.0.3-0 Version and this one ?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/development/recovery-twrp-3-0-2-0-touch-recovery-t3402999
Regards
Have you been able to flash the official recovery over version 12? I am also in the same boat and waiting for somebody to confirm before jumping the shipIf one is using modified twrp v12 how to proceed.
Is there anyway to prevent data format
Yes it's OK. As long as you have not formatted data from v12 recovery you can flash any other recoveryHave you been able to flash the official recovery over version 12? I am also in the same boat and waiting for somebody to confirm before jumping the ship
Whats the exact difference between the "official" TWRP 3.0.3-0 Version and this one ?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/development/recovery-twrp-3-0-2-0-touch-recovery-t3402999
Regards
+1Great point, I've just seen the official twrp update too.
@dianlujitao any guidance from your side?
Not normal. It should have been formatted completely. Check if it is actually converted to F2FSIs it normal that my internal storage's data are still there after change data partition to f2fs?
No, it is not converted to f2fs. What should i do?Not normal. It should have been formatted completely. Check if it is actually converted to F2FS
But, after i wipe my data partition to f2fs, my internal storage wasn't wiped. Could it be the problem. I use Lineage Os 14.Your screenshot says your data partition is f2fs. And f2fs is not handled correctly by many roms
You've misunderstood the text of the diskinfo. You have /data and /cache on f2fs and /system on ext4.No, it is not converted to f2fs. What should i do?
Screenshot of disk info is attached.
Yes, i mean that all my downloads and pictures left intact after converting data partition to f2fs. I tried to convert it multiple times.You've misunderstood the text of the diskinfo. You have /data and /cache on f2fs and /system on ext4.
Or do you mean you had all your downloads and pictures left intact after converting to f2fs?
I don't know if it's once triggered it's shown always. But I got it away by adb sideloading stock oos from stock recovery.Hello all,
Maybe a stupid question.
I'm on experience rom 9 and I have flashed latest twrp but I still have the dm-verity message when booting. Have others also have this? I thought this new twrp also solved this issue or I'm I wrong on this? It is not a big issue but would be nice if the dm-verity error would be gone![]()
Thanks.
Regards ysco..
Thanks for the quick reply back.I don't know if it's once triggered it's shown always. But I got it away by adb sideloading stock oos from stock recovery.
After that...There's a good guide in official twrp thread how to avoid the dm-verity appearing.
Hi,Tips:
- Only oneplus3 is supported, DO NOT try it on oneplus3t
- The 2017/1/15 update uses F2FS backported from 4.10 kernel, you may meet compatibility problems with f2fs partitions made by older version of f2fs, if this happened to you, format(NOT wipe) /data in this TWRP, it should be fixed.