This is unofficial conversion of ghost TWRP to obake, that can be used to flash CM12. Other than the properties to set the OTA assert correctly, no changes from ghost.
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Fastboot flashed to my maxx, no issues so far... Wipe cache, backup... Thank you for the supportThis is unofficial conversion of ghost TWRP to obake, that can be used to flash CM12. Other than the properties to set the OTA assert correctly, no changes from ghost.
Yes you need unlock bootloader.Do you need to have an unlocked bootloader to install this recovery? Just double checking.
I got the following error messageThis is unofficial conversion of ghost TWRP to obake, that can be used to flash CM12. Other than the properties to set the OTA assert correctly, no changes from ghost.
I was wondering if you'd mind sharing the steps you took to build the image. Did you start with the stock TWRP ghost image file then unpack, edit, and repack? Or did you actually make the property changes on the source and build? I unpacked your conversion and compared it to stock and saw some binary file differences, so I'd guess it was more involved than just editing a few files. Reason I ask is because I saw there is a 2.8.6 version of TWRP out now and I thought I'd try my hand at making an obake version of it. Thanks.This is unofficial conversion of ghost TWRP to obake, that can be used to flash CM12. Other than the properties to set the OTA assert correctly, no changes from ghost.
This version works well for me.. I don't know of any other version newer than this one... Go for itI am planning to install CM 12.1.
Should I use this TWRP 2.8.4.0? Or is there a newer version.
Phone is Droid Maxx and bootloader is unlocked.
This is unofficial conversion of ghost TWRP to obake, that can be used to flash CM12. Other than the properties to set the OTA assert correctly, no changes from ghost.
How did you guys get the bootloader unlocked? Motorola website doesn't have Ultra Maxx on it. I'm on KitKat unrooted.