Unofficial TWRPs for devices without source code
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Sdcard is not visible sometimes
When booted in TWRP and connected to PC device is recognized as MTP Device and all folders and files are encrypted
Apparently, sdcard is missing in recovery.fstab file
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HemanthJabalpuri
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Sir I think it not for flashing into boot partition since there is no flash command....
I think it is used to temporarily boot to recovery.... i.e., to test the recovery is working or not....
It restores the stock recovery after reboot....
Hey, I have tried to fix the errors in the TWRP. Check for any errors you find this time. Download it here:
https://mega.nz/#!vOQE1C7J!KP1xceVgZqPbpwZn_y3TPcTVN9ohBV5WuZqqC1gu7qc
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Are you able to access Internal Storage?
What about encryption problem? The TWRP reads the partitions from /vendor/etc/recovery.fstab
You will have to edit that fstab file yourself.
Or you can send it to me with screenshot of DiskInfo home screen with the settings I have mentioned in a reply to @samosward a few posts back.
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I will ask about encryption,for the file and screens and get back to you
Update: original vendor/etc/recovery.fstab attached.
Extracted from RECOVERY_VENDOR.img
Update: He can access Internal storage but it is encrypted. Data partition is encrypted as well
Update: He has managed to mount sdcard, but TWRP needs FBE support. Can't even flash Magisk because of encryption.
Log file attached
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Bro, I have tried the TWRP recovery..
After installing it using flashify, it hanged in the first or welcoming page to TWRP APP where it gives some instruction for me to accept before getting into TWRP proper. Hope you can further work on it from there.
After installing it using flashify, it hanged in the first or welcoming page to TWRP APP where it gives some instruction for me to accept before getting into TWRP proper. Hope you can further work on it from there.
The TWRP with fixes is in the link below
https://mega.nz/#!WKohkSAS!QQClYsQTLFrRnvJmkHhmbAi4WKv7yhM0FuA7ukwDhNA
Send me the screenshot of /dev directory. The screenshot you sent doesn't show all the files in
/dev directory.
Second, send me screenshot of DiskInfo home screen again after turning these settings on:
https://mega.nz/#!fbIR0AoD!ykRMTAitymE4bQMVc6S0qbCYztTkVZDZSgIKcVTxEHg
https://mega.nz/#!yXQzwKJK!rWO_LiKZwFjzw4ZyM0qzzKw6uopxrxAkSkKNRYXVuIY
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48Hey guys,
I've begun this thread for all those who have devices which don't have a source code and as a result, no TWRP.
You can request a TWRP on this thread for those devices. Since these are not official builds, they won't be available on TWRP website, only here.
You need to post these things for getting a TWRP.
1. recovery.img of your device
2. Install DiskInfo from Play Store, enable the following settings in the Diskinfo app
and post screenshots of the app.Code:Show mount path Show partition name Show file system Expert mode Unmounted partitions Device Mapper partitions Temporary filesystems
3. Install any root explorer and send screenshots of /dev, /dev/block directory and /dev/block/platform/whateverfoldersarehere/ directory
4. Screen resolution of your device (720x1280 for example)
After this, wait for a few days until I post your TWRP recovery.
While requesting for the first time, do not quote this post, just mention me by
It will help in keeping the thread clean.Code:@Augustoandro
Here are the already available 100% working and validated recoveries:
1.Micromax Canvas Juice 3+ a.k.a. Micromax Q394:
https://mega.nz/#!OF8USCJA!ZfoNcfVegFIw6qjHN2az-Ni7n85xFEo4-ZaTSGZasvE
2.Chuwi Hi8 Air (Ported by Kellwa):
Move to this thread:
https://xdaforums.com/android/software/recovery-chuwi-hi8-air-twrp-t3875196
3. Doogee S90:
https://mega.nz/#!zJ9W3A4D!ZrfLAguHW5cBJ0fPsbeo0blG2a1d-lrdruNGo4m3Q-U
Note: Flash the zip from the thread below to disable dm-verity and forceencrypt, so that your TWRP can run without encryption errors.
https://xdaforums.com/android/software/universal-dm-verity-forceencrypt-t3817389
Below are the recoveries that haven't been tested or have bugs. Feel free to work on them and make them better. But notify me when you do so, so that I can provide the improved TWRP through this thread to others.
1. Archos 50B Neon:
https://mega.nz/#!WN9wCQYb!LF4SAuLrwuI6um351mAgFIVJpGWifNRlD8-esc8fGnw
2. Gionee A1 Plus:
https://mega.nz/#!PV0SkAbb!egNFZEZYgWukl0Pi1KSAO3WXxpjuKrNqemvdDOpPzDI
3. Honor 7C AUM-L41:
https://mega.nz/#!vV8mBCjL!m-adiDl95-DjXr6XjRLJW63iG2z-tQPwqdyUSczmZSE
4. Honor 7C LND-L29:
https://mega.nz/#!jM9kQKjB!KBvOKKkyqn5UsHkYjFotn3-w5qGzsMMFOhcxB0knEIg
Notes:
1. Archos 50B Neon has Reboot Menu issues.
2. Gionee A1 Plus hasn't been tested yet, please test it.
3. Honor 7C TWRPs have a bug due to which /data is encrypted by default.
Try flashing the "dm-verity and forceencrypt disabler zip" from the thread given below
https://xdaforums.com/android/software/universal-dm-verity-forceencrypt-t3817389
If it works, contact me on this thread so that I can publish a new version TWRP for the Honor 7C devices with everything working.
CHANGELOG:
1. Fixed external sdcard or usb-otg not detected issue. Both can be read and used to flash files available in them.
2. ADB sideload fixed. Though it still shows "Starting ADB Sideload feature" when the feature is already working. You can check whether it works by typing this command
If it shows output such asCode:adb devices
then it means sideload is working.Code:1234567890ABCDEF sideload
TROUBLESHOOTING:
In case, the TWRP released upon your request shows that the partitions can't be mounted, send me the screenshot of the following command run from TWRP terminal.
Code:find /dev/block -name by-name
THANKS TO CONTRIBUTORS WHO MADE THIS THREAD BETTER:
Thanks to @inguna for resolving the "SDCARD and USB-OTG not detected" bug and making MTP, ADB work.
Thanks to @seanybiker for pointing out the "dm-verity and forceencrypt disabler zip" thread and @avirus for testing out the zip and the Doogee S90 TWRP.
Also, thanks to @Zackptg5 for his work on "dm-verity and forceencrypt disabler zip".
Thanks to @aIecxs for pointing out that the mount paths of partitions in recovery boot might be different from normal boot, and also providing the troubleshooting method, in case such a situation occurs.
In case, you want to port a TWRP yourself, feel free to check out this guide:
https://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-porting-twrp-source-t3843473
Feel free to donate through the paypal link below if you appreciate my efforts
https://www.paypal.me/augustoandro54
HIT THANKS IF FOUND USEFUL5THREAD CLOSED
Due to my really busy schedule, this thread has been closed.
Thank you for understanding.
If you want to build a TWRP on your own, please follow the link below
https://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-porting-twrp-source-t3843473
HIT THANKS IF FOUND USEFUL4
Please wait at least until 15 November 2019, I am a bit busy because of exams right now.
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As to your request for a guide, I'll put it up once I have fixed the error in all TWRPs.3
Go into the Magisk thread, there are installation instructions for rooting using a patched boot.img
Flash the boot.img using fastboot.
Now, you have root on your device and can use any root explorer.
