[TWRP][3.6.1-11][instantnoodle]TWRP for OnePlus 8/8Pro ][OFFICIAL][BETA]

[nadnan]

OOS 11.0.10.10
TWRP 3.6
Magisk 23.0
Hello
I used TWRP a lot on old LG or Samsung devices to make "Nandroid" backups before loading Custom LineageOS Roms and possibly restoring a previous installation in case of problems.
I have no TWRP experience with my new OnePlus 8 Pro device
Today, I don't really know what I should keep as partitions that have become "dynamic" since OOS for the OnePlus 8 series.
Could you help me to tell me precisely the partitions to check for the backup and the identical restoration of my device, without data loss?
Is it necessary or useful to check all partitions (which I did on old devices) or only some?
Are there partitions that should not be ticked (see attached screenshots) for backup and restore?
Is there a safe way to restore Nandroid?
Finally, do you always have to do a “Wipe>Factory Reset” before restoring the backup?
Thank you in advance for your information and advice.
Best regards

 

[Noob9496]

OOS 11.0.10.10
TWRP 3.6
Magisk 23.0
Hello
I used TWRP a lot on old LG or Samsung devices to make "Nandroid" backups before loading Custom LineageOS Roms and possibly restoring a previous installation in case of problems.
I have no TWRP experience with my new OnePlus 8 Pro device
Today, I don't really know what I should keep as partitions that have become "dynamic" since OOS for the OnePlus 8 series.
Could you help me to tell me precisely the partitions to check for the backup and the identical restoration of my device, without data loss?
Is it necessary or useful to check all partitions (which I did on old devices) or only some?
Are there partitions that should not be ticked (see attached screenshots) for backup and restore?
Is there a safe way to restore Nandroid?
Finally, do you always have to do a “Wipe>Factory Reset” before restoring the backup?
Thank you in advance for your information and advice.
Best regards

For backup read this https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...for-oneplus-8-8pro-beta.4341707/post-85714857

 

[skleveno]

Yes flash rom zip, then TWRP, flash magisk, format data, reboot. No need to flash twrp again after magisk.

Ok, Its been awhile since I rooted a phone. Following these steps, will this do the trick. There are so many post with different stuff, I want to do the correct one. I'm on 11.0.6.8in55cb. I can man back to 10.7 if needed as I can care less about my data. Everything is backed up. I also have my bootloader unlock.bin. any suggestions would be huge

 

[skleveno]

Ok, Its been awhile since I rooted a phone. Following these steps, will this do the trick. There are so many post with different stuff, I want to do the correct one. I'm on 11.0.6.8in55cb. I can man back to 10.7 if needed as I can care less about my data. Everything is backed up. I also have my bootloader unlock.bin. any suggestions would be huge

Thank you!

 

[moccor]

Do we still only choose "data" when trying to get a backup of a whole ROM? Just wanna make sure because I know in the past we had to backup at least system as well.

Also, is it normal for a DATA partition to be about 28GB lol. Back when I did this a lot on my Droid devices and Nexus, even OP6T, I remember a ROM backup was a couple GB.

 

[ac386]

Please add support for a12 roms ,it is working fine with a11

 

[infected_]

Please add support for a12 roms ,it is working fine with a11

i'ts already a WIP, if you have a look at gerrit.

regards.

 

[ac386]

i'ts already a WIP, if you have a look at gerrit.

regards.

Sorry , me nub

 

[infected_]

uploaded beta 8.

* sdcard: only bind mount sdcard after successful preparation of data
* Add TW_QCOM_ATS_OFFSET flag to manually set time/date offset
* System_Property_Get: Allow specifying multiple prop file paths
* update RECOVERY_INSTALLER_PATH to proper path
* fastbootd: Check for and run startup script if script exists
* Adding TARGET_OTA_ASSERT_DEVICE flag for custom device asserts
* theme: move TW_THEME_VERSION to variables.h
* theme: clean up TW_THEME_VERSION shell command
* prebuilt: update magiskboot to v24.1 stable

regards.

 

[zelos156]

uploaded beta 8.

* sdcard: only bind mount sdcard after successful preparation of data
* Add TW_QCOM_ATS_OFFSET flag to manually set time/date offset
* System_Property_Get: Allow specifying multiple prop file paths
* update RECOVERY_INSTALLER_PATH to proper path
* fastbootd: Check for and run startup script if script exists
* Adding TARGET_OTA_ASSERT_DEVICE flag for custom device asserts
* theme: move TW_THEME_VERSION to variables.h
* theme: clean up TW_THEME_VERSION shell command
* prebuilt: update magiskboot to v24.1 stable

regards.

U take a really good job! Thx master

 

[gregsoir]

uploaded beta 8.

* sdcard: only bind mount sdcard after successful preparation of data
* Add TW_QCOM_ATS_OFFSET flag to manually set time/date offset
* System_Property_Get: Allow specifying multiple prop file paths
* update RECOVERY_INSTALLER_PATH to proper path
* fastbootd: Check for and run startup script if script exists
* Adding TARGET_OTA_ASSERT_DEVICE flag for custom device asserts
* theme: move TW_THEME_VERSION to variables.h
* theme: clean up TW_THEME_VERSION shell command
* prebuilt: update magiskboot to v24.1 stable

regards.

zip version is not flashing via twrp, I think some files inside are missing? only .img in there.

 

[rodken]

Has anyone on this thread been able to successfully restore a Nandroid [ complete back-up of whatever ROM is installed, restore that back-up and allow the system to boot without any issues]?

The How To Restore does not seem to be proof of concept without enough input from others.

 

[infected_]

zip version is not flashing via twrp, I think some files inside are missing? only .img in there.

thank you for the heads up. already uploaded a fixed one.

regards.

 

[nadnan]

Has anyone on this thread been able to successfully restore a Nandroid [ complete back-up of whatever ROM is installed, restore that back-up and allow the system to boot without any issues]?

The How To Restore does not seem to be proof of concept without enough input from others.

Hello
I have a rooted OnePlus 8 Pro, which is off topic in this thread.
OxygenOS 11.0.10.10
TWRP 3.6 beta 7 (updated today to beta 8
Magisk 24.0 installed
But I guess the procedure with TWRP is the same….
For backup, I first removed all security protection: no pattern, scan, facial recognition, etc…
Same thing for catering.
FYI, I have performed restore from full backup (Nandroid) of OnePlus 8 Pro device, under OOS 11.0.10.10
About the backup, I voluntarily removed beforehand any blocking of unlocking the device: no password, no pattern, no other mode, not even screen swipe. It is therefore necessary to configure again after the restoration the unlocking mode if desired once the restoration has been carried out.
Description of the restore operation, under TWRP Recovery, version 3.6 beta 7 (See attached screenshot files: settings, saved and restored partitions, etc.) as of January 19, 2022
- I did not perform a "factory reset" since I am restoring the same version of OS
- restoration of all partitions, identical to those backed up, using the same procedure as on old LG G3 or Samsung devices (S7 and EDGE)
- restore for about 40 minutes (prolonged probably because backup and restore verification)
- at the end of the full restore, a message indicates that the system must be rebooted twice: the first time the device remains in stand-by and you must press the M/A button and choose the " restart" to reboot the 2nd time
- the device restarts and arrives at the unlocking of the Sim card
The device is found strictly in the same configuration as at the time of the backup.
If I can give you any other information, please don't hesitate to ask me...
Have a nice day, best regards

 

[rodken]

Hello
I have a rooted OnePlus 8 Pro, which is off topic in this thread.
OxygenOS 11.0.10.10
TWRP 3.6 beta 7 (updated today to beta 8
Magisk 24.0 installed
But I guess the procedure with TWRP is the same….
For backup, I first removed all security protection: no pattern, scan, facial recognition, etc…
Same thing for catering.
FYI, I have performed restore from full backup (Nandroid) of OnePlus 8 Pro device, under OOS 11.0.10.10
About the backup, I voluntarily removed beforehand any blocking of unlocking the device: no password, no pattern, no other mode, not even screen swipe. It is therefore necessary to configure again after the restoration the unlocking mode if desired once the restoration has been carried out.
Description of the restore operation, under TWRP Recovery, version 3.6 beta 7 (See attached screenshot files: settings, saved and restored partitions, etc.) as of January 19, 2022
- I did not perform a "factory reset" since I am restoring the same version of OS
- restoration of all partitions, identical to those backed up, using the same procedure as on old LG G3 or Samsung devices (S7 and EDGE)
- restore for about 40 minutes (prolonged probably because backup and restore verification)
- at the end of the full restore, a message indicates that the system must be rebooted twice: the first time the device remains in stand-by and you must press the M/A button and choose the " restart" to reboot the 2nd time
- the device restarts and arrives at the unlocking of the Sim card
The device is found strictly in the same configuration as at the time of the backup.
If I can give you any other information, please don't hesitate to ask me...
Have a nice day, best regards

You are "officially my new hero" because I have been waiting for someone to provide a concrete solution to this issue.

 

[Marcyvee]

How to update from an old release? Do I have to flash the zip or unzip it?

 

[FreshlyBaked 420]

How to update from an old release? Do I have to flash the zip or unzip it?

Flash the zip in Magisk

 

[Extreme_Ninja2099]

@infected_ Is your TWRP official now? Great work!

 

[Extreme_Ninja2099]

OOS 11.0.10.10
TWRP 3.6
Magisk 23.0
Hello
I used TWRP a lot on old LG or Samsung devices to make "Nandroid" backups before loading Custom LineageOS Roms and possibly restoring a previous installation in case of problems.
I have no TWRP experience with my new OnePlus 8 Pro device
Today, I don't really know what I should keep as partitions that have become "dynamic" since OOS for the OnePlus 8 series.
Could you help me to tell me precisely the partitions to check for the backup and the identical restoration of my device, without data loss?
Is it necessary or useful to check all partitions (which I did on old devices) or only some?
Are there partitions that should not be ticked (see attached screenshots) for backup and restore?
Is there a safe way to restore Nandroid?
Finally, do you always have to do a “Wipe>Factory Reset” before restoring the backup?
Thank you in advance for your information and advice.
Best regards

Restoring OOS TWRP Backup
If you have a TWRP backup of OOS, follow this method to restore your system data.

1. Go into developer options
2. Allow OEM unlocking
3. Reboot to bootloader
4. Enter "fastboot devices" to check your device is connected
5. Enter "fastboot oem unlock"
6. Swipe for yes
7. Then it will reboot again
8. continue to the next method
9. Once booted into system, set it up and update to OOS version of your TWRP backup.
10. Download the full zip using the link in the Download Link section.
11. Transfer the OOS .zip to internal storage.
12. Go into settings -> system update -> Update via local upgrade -> find zip file and press install
13. Do this twice to make sure you have installed that version of OOS in both slots
14. Boot to bootloader
15. Type "fastboot flash recovery_a twrpname.img " file name (do twrp + press tab) and press enter
16. Then press enter and type this: fastboot flash recovery_b twrpname.img
17. Reboot to recovery
18. Transfer whole TWRP Folder into internal storage
19. It is suggested to remove the SIM tray before you restore the TWRP backup and it can cause issues
20. Restore boot and data (You can restore DTBO, EFS, Modem, but DO NOT RESTORE SUPER())
21. Swipe to restore
22. Go to the next part to transfer your internal storage files + folders

If you have backed up your internal storage folders do this

1. Reboot to recovery
2. Transfer all your internal storage folders
3. Reboot to system and done

Otherwise, just reboot to system. U can update OOS as well if it's outdated. Up to u
I've been using TWRP backup and restore on OOS for years now. I have tried this method and it works great. No need to remove fingerprint before you do your TWRP backup. This method was from my XDA thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/installing-updating-backup-and-restore-guide-for-op8-pro.4350457/

 

[rodken]

Restoring OOS TWRP Backup
If you have a TWRP backup of OOS, follow this method to restore your system data.

1. Go into developer options
2. Allow OEM unlocking
3. Reboot to bootloader
4. Enter "fastboot devices" to check your device is connected
5. Enter "fastboot oem unlock"
6. Swipe for yes
7. Then it will reboot again
8. continue to the next method
9. Once booted into system, set it up and update to OOS version of your TWRP backup.
10. Download the full zip using the link in the Download Link section.
11. Transfer the OOS .zip to internal storage.
12. Go into settings -> system update -> Update via local upgrade -> find zip file and press install
13. Do this twice to make sure you have installed that version of OOS in both slots
14. Boot to bootloader
15. Type "fastboot flash recovery_a twrpname.img " file name (do twrp + press tab) and press enter
16. Then press enter and type this: fastboot flash recovery_b twrpname.img
17. Reboot to recovery
18. Transfer whole TWRP Folder into internal storage
19. It is suggested to remove the SIM tray before you restore the TWRP backup and it can cause issues
20. Restore only boot and data
21. Swipe to restore
22. Go to the next part to transfer your internal storage files + folders

If you have backed up your internal storage folders do this

1. Reboot to recovery
2. Transfer all your internal storage folders
3. Reboot to system and done

Otherwise, just reboot to system. U can update OOS as well if it's outdated. The method is below to update OOS with ROOT. Up to u
I've been using TWRP backup and restore on OOS for years now. I have tried this method and it works great. No need to remove fingerprint before you do your TWRP backup. This method was from my XDA thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/installing-updating-backup-and-restore-guide-for-op8-pro.4350457/

Keeping in mind that this method does not work if a device is a 'carrier version' of OnePlus e.g. Verizon branded, T-Mobile branded, etc. as those version do not allow 'local upgrade' due to carrier restrictions.

Only Global versions and other non-carrier versions are allowed local upgrading.