TWRP 3.2.3-2 for Pixel 3

[NYCHitman1]

In my opinion as we all have one I'm sure
Just disappointed coming back to Google after being a nexus fan and flashaholic. Seems oneplus is the unofficial new nexus in terms of mods/rom flashing. Really like the craftsman ship of the samsung flagships. But again just my opinion ??*

Having been an owner of every Nexus device, the OnePlus 5, and now the Pixel 3. I would never buy another OnePlus device ever again. Pixel it is from here on out. Your issue, it seems, has nothing to do with Google but more to do with the custom development of the device, which honestly isn't struggling at all. There is plenty of solid work out there available for the Pixel 3.

You're unfortunately just suffering due to Ethan's (deestroy) inability to provide timely updates for the device.

In any event, it's a Pixel. You don't NEED to rely on TWRP. You have the ability to flash images via fastboot. Use that and bypass the headaches that come from the lack of QA on the TWRP side.

 

[GohanBurner]

Having been an owner of every Nexus device, the OnePlus 5, and now the Pixel 3. I would never buy another OnePlus device ever again. Pixel it is from here on out. Your issue, it seems, has nothing to do with Google but more to do with the custom development of the device, which honestly isn't struggling at all. There is plenty of solid work out there available for the Pixel 3.

You're unfortunately just suffering due to Ethan's (deestroy) inability to provide timely updates for the device.

In any event, it's a Pixel. You don't NEED to rely on TWRP. You have the ability to flash images via fastboot. Use that and bypass the headaches that come from the lack of QA on the TWRP side.

I've been flashing things since 2009...you can flash roms, kernels, etc straight from the bootloader?

 

[frewys]

Having been an owner of every Nexus device, the OnePlus 5, and now the Pixel 3. I would never buy another OnePlus device ever again. Pixel it is from here on out. Your issue, it seems, has nothing to do with Google but more to do with the custom development of the device, which honestly isn't struggling at all. There is plenty of solid work out there available for the Pixel 3.

You're unfortunately just suffering due to Ethan's (deestroy) inability to provide timely updates for the device.

In any event, it's a Pixel. You don't NEED to rely on TWRP. You have the ability to flash images via fastboot. Use that and bypass the headaches that come from the lack of QA on the TWRP side.

Fair points
I'm just another flashaholic needing my fix rambling about
Grass is always greener etc. At this stage I try ios just for change.. For a month or two lol
I have been stealing this thread for to long and won't contaminate it further.. ?

 

[NYCHitman1]

I've been flashing things since 2009...you can flash roms, kernels, etc straight from the bootloader?

Of course. It's what TWRP basically does for you, but you just doing it manually.

 

[GohanBurner]

Of course. It's what TWRP basically does for you, but you just doing it manually.

I know you can flash bootloaders, radios, etc from the bootloader...but you can flash a zip like, for instance, magisk? ./fastboot flash zip filename?

 

[NYCHitman1]

I know you can flash bootloaders, radios, etc from the bootloader...but you can flash a zip like, for instance, magisk? ./fastboot flash zip filename?

You wouldn't be flashing a zip. You would be flashing images to their respective partitions.

 

[wangdaning]

If rom comes as a zip, then extract the payload.bin and fastboot flash the files inside.

 

[sake2000]

has a problem with decrypt data...cannot decrypt it if I have a security patch beyond the April one
Cannot decrypt on either Google's pixel experience or custom ROM...so I think I may get some help by asking u for this here and thanks:angel:

 

[FcukBloat]

has a problem with decrypt data...cannot decrypt it if I have a security patch beyond the April one
Cannot decrypt on either Google's pixel experience or custom ROM...so I think I may get some help by asking u for this here and thanks:angel:

disable phone security before entering twrp until it is fixed...

 

[sake2000]

disable phone security before entering twrp until it is fixed...

so u are having this problem too dude:crying:

 

[FcukBloat]

so u are having this problem too dude:crying:

yeah known problem

 

[frewys]

has a problem with decrypt data...cannot decrypt it if I have a security patch beyond the April one
Cannot decrypt on either Google's pixel experience or custom ROM...so I think I may get some help by asking u for this here and thanks:angel:

Known problem since May release

 

[alkeshgamer]

Any update on this decryption problem in TWRP?

 

[wangdaning]

Downgrade to march, remove security (password/pin/finger), upgrade, add security back.

 

[onesolo]

Even pixel 3a gets twrp support... :\

 

[chrisc93]

Looks like ZVNexus is making progress on updating the device files for the Pixel 3. I'm going to test a build and see how it goes https://github.com/ZVNexus/android_device_google_crosshatch

 

[frewys]

Looks like ZVNexus is making progress on updating the device files for the Pixel 3. I'm going to test a build and see how it goes https://github.com/ZVNexus/android_device_google_crosshatch

Keeps us posted ?

 

[ZVNexus]

Looks like ZVNexus is making progress on updating the device files for the Pixel 3. I'm going to test a build and see how it goes https://github.com/ZVNexus/android_device_google_crosshatch

I was just looking into some stuff out of curiosity, I don't intend to do anything with that. It's just a rebase of bonito/sargo trees on top of crosshatch. I don't own a 3/XL.

 

[vonDubenshire]

Even pixel 3a gets twrp support... :\

twrp works fine on the p3.

 

[Aruvianzz]

Sorry a noob question here. If MTP does not work, would OTG USB for transferring files still work?

EDIT: Sorry, I see that there's new 3.3.0 update with MTP working.

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