[Unofficial] HTC U11+ TWRP Recovery

[lyfkevin]

Hi all, I just found a twrp recovery with proper data mounted in china htc forum.
I wont upload it unless have permission from developer to do so.
Check this out if interested.
https://bbs.htc.com/cn/chat.php?mod=viewthread&tid=112857

 

[Exelios]

Hi all, I just found a twrp recovery with proper data mounted in china htc forum.
I wont upload it unless have permission from developer to do so.
Check this out if interested.
https://bbs.htc.com/cn/chat.php?mod=viewthread&tid=112857

Did you try it? Do you confirm it working?
Thanks

Sent from my taimen using XDA Labs

 

[Cryptycat7]

Hi all, I just found a twrp recovery with proper data mounted in china htc forum.
I wont upload it unless have permission from developer to do so.
Check this out if interested.
https://bbs.htc.com/cn/chat.php?mod=viewthread&tid=112857

Wasn't aware, that such a TWRP build exists for the U11+. Thanks for sharing, did you test if decryption works?

 

[kuchivas]

Did you try it? Do you confirm it working?
Thanks

Sent from my taimen using XDA Labs

Wasn't aware, that such a TWRP build exists for the U11+. Thanks for sharing, did you test if decryption works?

Working for me.

 

[Cryptycat7]

Just created a nandroid to external SD card. For those who are downloading it I leave some checksums here:

MD5: 6198c4b7cb931b1e0916d7b0aaa43cb0

SHA-1: 00347a3e20af04d59b2dd43dfa38f6e23bc52cde

 

[sardroid]

Hi all, I just found a twrp recovery with proper data mounted in china htc forum.
I wont upload it unless have permission from developer to do so.
Check this out if interested.
https://bbs.htc.com/cn/chat.php?mod=viewthread&tid=112857

Can anyone share it?

 

[themrmotivator]

Working here too. :good:

 

[nenebear]

Thanks @sabpprook twrp-3.2.1-2-ocm.img is working for me.:good:

 

[themrmotivator]

Just restored a nandroid from SD card. Pin wasn't recognised so used the procedure from here:
https://www.howtogeek.com/240657/how-to-fix-pin-errors-after-restoring-from-twrp-android-backups/.
All good now :good:

 

[Cryptycat7]

Just restored a nandroid from SD card. Pin wasn't recognised so used the procedure from here:
https://www.howtogeek.com/240657/how-to-fix-pin-errors-after-restoring-from-twrp-android-backups/.
All good now :good:

That's a known TWRP bug. Good to know that we have a fully working TWRP recovery now. Thanks for confirming.

 

[daheufster]

Have a situation here.

my device recently returned from repairs (dropped my HTC and broke the screen ). after return my device was 'locked' and a 'freshly' mint device again. Now i want to install the most recent TWRP version - preferably first by boot command so i can make a clean nandroid BCK of my device - and afterwards by flashing TWRP and this is what i am facing and yes i did unlock the device at HTCDEV site.

By boot command: black screen and apparently no respond anymore on the hardware keys, but still responding by fastboot command "reboot bootloader" and while
By flash command i received an error message in the language of: cant flash a "PRODUCTION" model.

anybody ever heard of this and more important does have a solution for this problem?

awaiting any response.

 

[nenebear]

Have a situation here.

my device recently returned from repairs (dropped my HTC and broke the screen ). after return my device was 'locked' and a 'freshly' mint device again. Now i want to install the most recent TWRP version - preferably first by boot command so i can make a clean nandroid BCK of my device - and afterwards by flashing TWRP and this is what i am facing and yes i did unlock the device at HTCDEV site.

By boot command: black screen and apparently no respond anymore on the hardware keys, but still responding by fastboot command "reboot bootloader" and while
By flash command i received an error message in the language of: cant flash a "PRODUCTION" model.

anybody ever heard of this and more important does have a solution for this problem?

awaiting any response.

Reboot into download mode and flash it again.

 

[daheufster]

Reboot into download mode and flash it again.

Thanks, will try this again although i think i did try this already...
@all, can anybody share the former twrp version so i can boot this and make a nandroid?

 

[nenebear]

Thanks, will try this again although i think i did try this already...
@all, can anybody share the former twrp version so i can boot this and make a nandroid?

twrp-3.2.1-2-ocm.img

https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74543656&postcount=1

 

[The_Walking_Playground]

Recently, someone fixed the data decrypting function but still leave a bug with adb shell.
refer: https://bbs.htc.com/cn/chat.php?mod=viewthread&tid=112857

I've fixed it, all functions should be work fine.

Please download latest TWRP build in following link.
twrp-3.2.1-2-ocm.img

credit @nkk71, thanks all the works you've done for us.

Hi,

Do you have source for this build?

TWP

 

[Cryptycat7]

Thanks for the fixes.

 

[harry655]

A big thank you for the latest update to @lyfkevin for finding and @sabpprook for tweaking and sharing.
Like a stooge, not having backed anything up, went ahead and installed an xposed app - Android P-ify cause I'm silly - to end up with system ui not allowing screen to turn on when booted. Only way I was able to recover was after flashing twrp & accessing folders on data via same and deleting culprit app.
Thanks heaps guys!

 

[poppy22]

Did anyone try to build lineageOS15.1 or omni or other ROM?

 

[digio1996]

Hi, big thanks for the latest TWRP... i just have a question... if i need to root with SuperSu (or Magisk zip) do i still have to wipe data with this latest TWRP?

 

[Cryptycat7]

Hi, big thanks for the latest TWRP... i just have a question... if i need to root with SuperSu (or Magisk zip) do i still have to wipe data with this latest TWRP?

No, that's not required. The reason to wipe userdata was to remove the encryption. That way TWRP is able to read the internal storage until you reboot. Android is forcing encryption since a few major releases, so the device will be encrypted again as soon as you reboot.
Before you flash anything I highly recommend you to take a backup using TWRP. If you run into issues you simply restore it and get back to the latest working state without any headache.