[TWRP][harpia] TWRP for Moto G Play
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Yes bro, of course
... It will keep your settings (that are allocated in Internal Storage - Folder "TWRP") 
Download the new version and then in recovery go to install and then install image. Pick the new version and make sure to select recovery.
Hello bro
Is there any update of TWRP that can be fully compatible with Android Pie for our Harpia?? Thanks
Dear @squid2 I'm using the latest version of TWRP (v3.2.3-r1) with the latest version (16-Feb-2019) of ResurrectionRemix Oreo ROM by @razhor54
The problem is when I encrypted my Moto G4 Play, everything works very well. But when I boot to the Recovery, it asks me for the PIN/Password. Even if I write the correct PIN/Password, it says: "failed to decrypt data" or "Incorrect Password"
So, the only way to install something is formatting the whole system
I cannot install any Audio Mod, change SuperSU to Magisk, Update the ROM with new version or Update the OpenGapps
Please bro squid2, fix that !!
The problem is when I encrypted my Moto G4 Play, everything works very well. But when I boot to the Recovery, it asks me for the PIN/Password. Even if I write the correct PIN/Password, it says: "failed to decrypt data" or "Incorrect Password"
So, the only way to install something is formatting the whole system
I cannot install any Audio Mod, change SuperSU to Magisk, Update the ROM with new version or Update the OpenGapps
Please bro squid2, fix that
!!After writing twrp, phone reverts to stock recovery
On my unlocked XT1601, I write the latest twrp
.
It goes OK, and seems OK after one power-off and reboot. Then, I am able to run twrp.
Unfortunately, some time later the phone reverts to the stock recovery.
I also tried to install twrp image file from within runing twrp as follows:
Android 7.1.1 Build NPIS26.48-43-2, June 2018 security patch.
On my unlocked XT1601, I write the latest twrp
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-harpia-3.2.3-r1.imgIt goes OK, and seems OK after one power-off and reboot. Then, I am able to run twrp.
Unfortunately, some time later the phone reverts to the stock recovery.
I also tried to install twrp image file from within runing twrp as follows:
It installs ok, but later, again the phone reverts to the stock recovery.
Android 7.1.1 Build NPIS26.48-43-2, June 2018 security patch.
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It is common for ROMs to revert to stock recovery after they boot. Try this from within twrp after you flash your rom.
Mount /system
Go to advanced / file manager
Under /system rename the file recovery-from-boot.p
This should prevent twrp from being overwritten.
So far, I have not modified my system.
If I rename the file recovery-from-boot.p, will my phone still be able to do OTA updates?
If not, will it be eligible for OTA after I rename the file back to its original name?
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I don't know for sure if it will affect the ability to do OTA updates, but I would say make a full backup first just in case. I think if you do have any issues you should be able to rename the file back to its original name and that will probably fix it. If not you can always flash the factory image.
If a device is using dm-verity and block-based system updates (current devices do; not sure about this one), then renaming any file will permanently modify the partition, causing OTA updates to fail; the system may fail to boot (unless dm-verity is disabled by a custom kernel), and renaming the file back will *not* restore it.
Yes, I think so. I use stock Android 7 ROM.
So effectively, I can use TWRP in a boot-only mode.
I can still back up and restore data, but need a PC to load/boot TWRP.
Is there any other way to boot TWRP without access to a PC?
Need help please!
Tried so many times to flash latest TWRP via Fastboot. Flashing works as always, but when I want to boot into TRWP it wont work: The phone freezes at the teamwin screen and wont start the recovery That means, I cannot install any custom rom or anything else! Does anybody has the right clue for me to handle that problem?
Thanx,
Sukram.
EDIT: woooha: It works! Just have to wait for nearly two minutes to start! Is that normal?
Tried so many times to flash latest TWRP via Fastboot. Flashing works as always, but when I want to boot into TRWP it wont work: The phone freezes at the teamwin screen and wont start the recovery
That means, I cannot install any custom rom or anything else! Does anybody has the right clue for me to handle that problem?Thanx,
Sukram.
EDIT: woooha: It works! Just have to wait for nearly two minutes to start! Is that normal?
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Typically after flashing anything it will take a bit more time the first time you boot into recovery or system.Need help please!
Tried so many times to flash latest TWRP via Fastboot. Flashing works as always, but when I want to boot into TRWP it wont work: The phone freezes at the teamwin screen and wont start the recovery
Thanx,
Sukram.
EDIT: woooha: It works! Just have to wait for nearly two minutes to start! Is that normal?
Sent from my [device_name] using XDA-Developers Legacy app
You may have an unusually high number of files - TWRP scans all directories at startup to calculate the estimated backup size.
Sorry, I had been a combination of busy and lazy for the past 8 months, and so I didn't get to do much related to Android. I got back into it last night, and want to try getting the msm8916 common family in shape for official LineageOS 16. I don't want to make any more promises given my other broken promises, but I should be releasing updated TWRP builds for all these devices some time over the next month or so. I'm currently working on catching up on 9 months of kernel security patches.
Dear bro
I'm so glad for your return I'm very sure more than one member would be happy about your news I will wait the new version of your awesome TWRP with the ability to decrypt </data> partition in Pie ROMs :good:
Thanks a lot, and have a wonderful day :highfive:
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62This is my version of TWRP built for the 2016 Moto G Play. It should work fine, but using it is a try at your own risk procedure. Your bootloader must be unlocked to use this recovery. Fastboot mode is used to flash or boot this recovery. To enter fastboot mode, turn off your device, hold PWR and VolDn for 3 seconds, then let go.
Differences between upstream TWRP and my fork:
- My original green theme
- No SuperSU
- No TWRP app
- No HTC Dumlock cruft
- Updated pigz compressor (slightly faster and more tolerant of corruption)
To temporarily boot this recovery:
Code:fastboot boot twrp.img
To permanently flash it:
Code:fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
The download is up on the downloads tab.
XDA:DevDB Information
TWRP for Moto G Play (harpia), Tool/Utility for the Moto G4 Play
Contributors
squid2
Source Code: https://github.com/sultanqasim/android_device_motorola_harpia
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 3.2.3-r1
Stable Release Date: 2018-08-16
Created 2016-09-03
Last Updated 2018-08-1615Squid TWRP 3.2.1-r1
I've posted an updated build of my TWRP fork. It brings bug fixes related to the ADB backup feature, and also executes automated recovery scripts (such as wipe and update commands) without first waiting for the user to enter a decryption password. As usual, the download is on the downloads tab.11
Sorry, I had been a combination of busy and lazy for the past 8 months, and so I didn't get to do much related to Android. I got back into it last night, and want to try getting the msm8916 common family in shape for official LineageOS 16. I don't want to make any more promises given my other broken promises, but I should be releasing updated TWRP builds for all these devices some time over the next month or so. I'm currently working on catching up on 9 months of kernel security patches.
