[TWRP] Super slow loading of TWRP

[Saamyo]

Is anybody else facing extremely long wait times before TWRP boots up completely? Even my Galaxy S3 can load TWRP faster than my 3T can. Somebody please help me out here. :crying:

 

[kveldrud]

Is anybody else facing extremely long wait times before TWRP boots up completely? Even my Galaxy S3 can load TWRP faster than my 3T can. Somebody please help me out here. :crying:

Yes ,very long

 

[Primokorn]

f2fs or ext4? Did you read TWRP official thread about this issue?

 

[tvakshaykumar]

Is anybody else facing extremely long wait times before TWRP boots up completely? Even my Galaxy S3 can load TWRP faster than my 3T can. Somebody please help me out here. :crying:

If u want a faster TWRP boot, format data to ext4..I had the same issue..after changing the data partition TWRP loads faster...and there is no significant change in performance..

 

[Saamyo]

If u want a faster TWRP boot, format data to ext4..I had the same issue..after changing the data partition TWRP loads faster...and there is no significant change in performance..

Will I lose my data if I change the format of /data/?

 

[tvakshaykumar]

Will I lose my data if I change the format of /data/?

Yes, take a titanium backup of apps and data first

 

[Saamyo]

Yes, take a titanium backup of apps and data first

Oh ok. Thank you

Another question: will changing the format cause ROM incompatibilities or such?

 

[tvakshaykumar]

Oh ok. Thank you

Another question: will changing the format cause ROM incompatibilities or such?

Ext4 is compatible with most of the roms and kernels

 

[pitrus-]

Oh ok. Thank you

Another question: will changing the format cause ROM incompatibilities or such?

No, quite the opposite since ext4 is the default filesystem on pretty much all Android devices, while Samsungs f2fs is not supported by every kernel/ROM as it has its disadvantages.

 

[the-blind-bandit]

Isn't TWRP's slow loading due to decryption?

 

[pitrus-]

Isn't TWRP's slow loading due to decryption?

No, it's because of a bug/side-effect of f2fs that's making it excruciatingly slow to boot twrp. However encryption does make it a little slower to boot twrp even with ext4 filesystem, just not as much.

 

[Isus <3]

Yes, take a titanium backup of apps and data first

Titanium backup wont help i think because changing file system will wipe titanium backup files too..

Unless he back ups them to pc which is worth mentioning

Correct me if im wrong

 

[RASTAVIPER]

This is a standard procedure.
Always to keep a copy of tibu backup files on the cloud or at an external disk.

Unleashed by ONEPLUS 3T rooted

 

[bibibabi]

agosto 2019.
I found slow twrp also in version 3.3
modified for the latest build of my XZ3.
Now I look for some guide to pass recovery to Ext4, correctly.