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HOW TO INSTALL CWM?
Unlock your bootloader else flashing via fastboot will be impossible
Upgrade your phone to the latest available stock rom (to get latest bootloader and baseband firmware)
Download ClockworkMod Recovery for your specific variant
Reboot into your bootloader (Variant 1: adb reboot bootloader, Variant 2: Power down, hold Vol- and Power buttons at same time)
Flash ClockworkMod Recovery via fastboot. (fastboot flash recovery cwm-mate7_YYYYMMDD.img)
Reboot (fastboot reboot)
WHERE TO GET CWM?
MT7-L09: cwm_mate7_20150410.img - 9.43 MB
HOW TO USE CWM?
- First variant: Power off phone, then hold Volume+ and Power Buttons at same time till Honor logo appears
- Second variant: adb reboot recovery
Demazda said:
HOW TO INSTALL CWM?
Unlock your bootloader else flashing via fastboot will be impossible
Upgrade your phone to the latest available stock rom (to get latest bootloader and baseband firmware)
Download ClockworkMod Recovery for your specific variant
Reboot into your bootloader (Variant 1: adb reboot bootloader, Variant 2: Power down, hold Vol- and Power buttons at same time)
Flash ClockworkMod Recovery via fastboot. (fastboot flash recovery cwm-mate7_YYYYMMDD.img)
Reboot (fastboot reboot)
WHERE TO GET CWM?
MT7-L09: cwm_mate7_20150410.img - 9.43 MB
HOW TO USE CWM?
- First variant: Power off phone, then hold Volume+ and Power Buttons at same time till Honor logo appears
- Second variant: adb reboot recovery
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Disregard. Not putting recovery in the right folder. Little mistakes make me lol.
Edit again, this recovery doesn't work for me. I flash it but when trying to get in to it, it just bootloops once then boots up normal.
Do you have the L09 variant?
It works for me, that's strange.
Demazda said:
Do you have the L09 variant?
It works for me, that's strange.
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Yes I have the L09. I tried flashing it several times and each time, it bootloops once then boots up normal.
Just use my tool. So you can then flash the custom Rom.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/mat...custom-recovery-tool-mt7-l10-l10-mt7-t3022424
that fixed in comparison with previous builds ?
Fooox1 said:
Just use my tool. So you can then flash the custom Rom.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/mat...custom-recovery-tool-mt7-l10-l10-mt7-t3022424
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Can I use your tool without unlocking the bootloader on my MT7-L09?
No, but there will be instructions.
Tried this but failed to install CWM .. seems like all are failing? Is there a certain firmware that the phone needs to be on?
Hi all, i flash cwm_mate7_20150410.img but don't boot in recovery mode.Any idea?
Ciao
looking for CWM touch for Mate7
Hi,
I have a MT7-L09, I unlock bootloader and I installed TWRP but I can't flash anything because I encrypted my phone.
Does this CWM recovery handle mounting encrypted partition?
Hello
I'm on MIUI 8.1.2 on my hydrogen and want to flash the latest MIUI 8.1.4.
I've downloaded the recovery rom and flashed it in TWRP but after first reboot TWRP replaced by stock recovery.
Help me what should I do to get out of this issue.
Thanks in advance
Common issue
Boot into edl mode and flash 8.1.3.0 fast boot image and then you will be able to flash twrp again
Something was changed in the bootloader
LiviiYS said:
Common issue
Boot into edl mode and flash 8.1.3.0 fast boot image and then you will be able to flash twrp again
Something was changed in the bootloader
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Hello where can i find the helium fastboot image to flash twrp again. Because i have no revovery at all after flashing original stock 8.1.6.0 global miui firmware. Thanks
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valerio.tosti said:
Hello where can i find the helium fastboot image to flash twrp again. Because i have no revovery at all after flashing original stock 8.1.6.0 global miui firmware. Thanks
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I think you don`t need to flash all the fastboot image to can flash TWRP again, just flash via fastboot, place your recovery in ADB folder, rename it recovery.img, fastboot will flashed but it seem that recovery it`s missed but the trick it`s only that don`t boot to recovery if you don`t execute after flash recovery the next command in fastboot: fastboot boot recovery.img, when you boot to recovery wipe cache and dalvik cache if it`s necessary three times untill recover your usual settings like language, bright and others.
Hi
I have flashed twrp in fastboot mode and inserted following command-
fastboot boot twrp.img
But my directly boots to system every time.
Similarly it gets stuck on lenovo boot logo when volume up + power button pressed
If I press volume up + power button again my device gets switched off.
I have followed tutorial but nothing is working
Help, please...
Goodmorning, I've a strange problem with flashing recovery.
I used lastest fastboot
I've flashed the recovery (fastboot flash...) Then booted into it directly (fastboot boot recovery...) And obviously problems with mounting data.
The real problem is that when I reboot system , twrp is automatically erased and stock recovery is mounted.
I've tried everything, new recovery,new fastboot...
Please help me
That's standard with a lot of OEM ROMS on many different phones. You can flash magisk or SuperSU to preserve your flashed twrp.
sbeaber4 said:
That's standard with a lot of OEM ROMS on many different phones. You can flash magisk or SuperSU to preserve your flashed twrp.
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That won't work, the no-verity-opt zip is needed to preserve twrp or it will always revert back to the stock one.
Go here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-mix-2/how-to/guide-mi-mix-2-unroot-restore-recovery-t3770690
And DL the TWRP & no-verity-opt-encrypt 1.6
follow the directions starting with
Open a command prompt and verify your device appears in fastboot
Then run
Code:
fastboot flash recovery C:\Twrp__chinese_Android8.img
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Pitrino said:
Goodmorning, I've a strange problem with flashing recovery.
I used lastest fastboot
I've flashed the recovery (fastboot flash...) Then booted into it directly (fastboot boot recovery...) And obviously problems with mounting data.
The real problem is that when I reboot system , twrp is automatically erased and stock recovery is mounted.
I've tried everything, new recovery,new fastboot...
Please help me
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- flash latest twrp https://twrp.me/xiaomi/xiaomimimix2.html
- reboot to recovery with hardware keys (volume-up + power) immediately after flashing
That solved the problem for me.
Hello everyone,
I tried twrp ...advanced....file manager.... to locate system/bin/ install recovery...etc file to rename or delete it but couldnt find the file!!.
The mi stock recovery keeps overwriting twrp after reboot so i have to reflash twrp using adb everytime i wanna use it
Device is mi max hydrogen miui(9). 8.1.4 beta. and the twrp version am using is 3.1.1.0
ron_hyatt said:
Hello everyone,
I tried twrp ...advanced....file manager.... to locate system/bin/ install recovery...etc file to rename or delete it but couldnt find the file!!.
The mi stock recovery keeps overwriting twrp after reboot so i have to reflash twrp using adb everytime i wanna use it
Device is mi max hydrogen miui(9). 8.1.4 beta. and the twrp version am using is 3.1.1.0
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Try to flash with fastboot flash recovery (twrpname).img
himul said:
Try to flash with fastboot flash recovery (twrpname).img
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Well,this is how i always flash twrp but stock mi recovery keeps coming back after a reboot!
ron_hyatt said:
Well,this is how i always flash twrp but stock mi recovery keeps coming back after a reboot!
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The first boot after flashing TWRP need to be into recovery so TWRP could use his scripts to block the automatic restore of the stock recovery.
Also try the last TWRP version 3.2.1
himul said:
Try to flash with fastboot flash recovery (twrpname).img
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bttcp12 said:
The first boot after flashing TWRP need to be into recovery so TWRP could use his scripts to block the automatic restore of the stock recovery.
Also try the last TWRP version 3.2.1
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I used adb commands.:
fastboot devices.....fastboot recovery recovery.img......fastboot boot recovery.img.........Twrp boots ok ......from twrp menu i choose boot into recovery or turn off......same result with both.....when i hold vol up button+power.....the phone boots into mi recovery 3.0!!
Am I doing something wrong here?
ron_hyatt said:
I used adb commands.:
fastboot devices.....fastboot recovery recovery.img......fastboot boot recovery.img.........Twrp boots ok ......from twrp menu i choose boot into recovery or turn off......same result with both.....when i hold vol up button+power.....the phone boots into mi recovery 3.0!!
Am I doing something wrong here?
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I only use
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
Then
Code:
fastboot reboot
Entering recovery with the volume up key (at the same time that you click enter into adb)
Then into recovery reboot.
After booting into recovery install supersu (flash zip file) ,then boot into system.. try it..
RECOVERY information:
Name Version: Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite Multilanguage TWRP
Download:
DOWNLOAD
MOD EDIT: Link removed, side is containing warez
How to install:
Fastboot just run .bat file to install it from fastboot mode
TWRP.img can be flashed manually from fastboot
all credits goes to @wzsx150, and poison-74 (4pda)
U know if this is compatible with latest Miui EU rom?
Is data decryptable?
Not entire related to Platina but Mi8 SE users are having trouble with twrp and miui eu.
Thanks.
Have downloaded and installed file recovery.img with twrp, works ok with xiaomi.eu rom.
I have MIUI 10 xiaomi.eu 9.1.10 android 9
lucainno said:
Have downloaded and installed file recovery.img with twrp, works ok with xiaomi.eu rom.
I have MIUI 10 xiaomi.eu 9.1.10 android 9
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Can you enter in twrp and see if data folder is avalable?
Or it ask a password?
Go recovery no enter password, press cancell .
Before wipe Save All data to PC
(this action wipe All data and internal Memory) Wipe data factory reset and reboot phone
install update recovery.img multilanguage
Please help me, how enter to twrp recovery on Mi8 Lite ? I try all buttons combinations and nothing.
Power of phone
Press Vol + and Power for 5 seconds for enter recovery
Hi guys, I just went from Redmi5 Plus to Mi8 lite, unfortunately I have to wait for the famous 360 hours in the meantime I'm downloading what I need on the R5Plus was available Orange Fox recovery, which automatically decrypted the partitions without having to install lazy Flasch later, here how does this TWRP mod do this?
I would like to install the Xiaomi Eu as soon as I unlock the bootloader I am currently on last Global Stable 10.2.2.0 a help thanks.
It's work on android pie beta global 9.3.1?
this should be a new one:
MOD EDIT: Link removed, side is containing warez
This build does not work with Pie - can someone update the initial post?
excuse me sir, ust want to ask, after flashing twrp 1003 version why after reboot always revert to stock recovery, is there any to fix it, thanks
edit : i already fix it
falqon said:
excuse me sir, ust want to ask, after flashing twrp 1003 version why after reboot always revert to stock recovery, is there any to fix it, thanks
edit : i already fix it
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Could you please share how you fixed it?
Just upgraded the ROM to 10.3.2.0 and now TWRP recovery always reverted to stock recovery after reboot.
reflash your twrp via adb and when u type "fastboot reboot" press and hold Volume Up until enter twrp, and then try to reboot recovery via twrp. i can't share youtube link, afk right now
falqon said:
reflash your twrp via adb and when u type "fastboot reboot" press and hold Volume Up until enter twrp, and then try to reboot recovery via twrp. i can't share youtube link, afk right now
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Done this several times, but I didn't use hard buttons, instead i used fastboot boot recovery.img command to reboot to recovery after flashing recovery. I also tried rebooting to recovery from twrp without problem, but after rebooted to system, twrp reverted to stock recovery, everytime.
I didn't have this problem with MIUI 10.3.1.0 with the same TWRP.
edit : I'm using TWRP 0330 btw, and somehow there was no swipe to allow modification confirmation when the phone rebooted to twrp for the 1st time after flashing twrp.
Wonder why.
ne0t said:
Done this several times, but I didn't use hard buttons, instead i used fastboot boot recovery.img command to reboot to recovery after flashing recovery. I also tried rebooting to recovery from twrp without problem, but after rebooted to system, twrp reverted to stock recovery, everytime.
I didn't have this problem with MIUI 10.3.1.0 with the same TWRP.
edit : I'm using TWRP 0330 btw, and somehow there was no swipe to allow modification confirmation when the phone rebooted to twrp for the 1st time after flashing twrp.
Wonder why.
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check your display panel via device hardware info on playstore, mine is synaptic, not all twrp version work on this panel, i'm using twrp 3.2.3-1003 btw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eeiSm7rzZY
falqon said:
check your display panel via device hardware info on playstore, mine is synaptic, not all twrp version work on this panel, i'm using twrp 3.2.3-1003 btw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eeiSm7rzZY
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Tks, but I don't have problem with TWRP 0330, it works fine, including touch screen, the problem is TWRP get replaced by Stock Recovery everytime I boot my my phone to system.
I don't want to root my phone, just like to have TWRP recovery around so I can use it to flash hosts file for ads blocking and some other things.
Someone told me i need to flash lazyflasher...I'm going to do it later ..
ne0t said:
Tks, but I don't have problem with TWRP 0330, it works fine, including touch screen, the problem is TWRP get replaced by Stock Recovery everytime I boot my my phone to system.
I don't want to root my phone, just like to have TWRP recovery around so I can use it to flash hosts file for ads blocking and some other things.
Someone told me i need to flash lazyflasher...I'm going to do it later ..
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Boot to recovery through fastboot and then flash the image or the zip through TWRP, then to flash it reboot again to TWRP before to boot up to system.
SubwayChamp said:
Boot to recovery through fastboot and then flash the image or the zip through TWRP, then to flash it reboot again to TWRP before to boot up to system.
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Tried that too, actually more, boot to recovery from fastboot with fastboot boot recovery.img command and also hard button, boot to recovery from twrp recovery, flash recovery.img, boot to twrp recovery again twice, but stock recovery still came back.
ne0t said:
Tried that too, actually more, boot to recovery from fastboot with fastboot boot recovery.img command and also hard button, boot to recovery from twrp recovery, flash recovery.img, boot to twrp recovery again twice, but stock recovery still came back.
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No. don´t try to boot to recovery from fastboot after to flash it, don´t flash it through fastboot.
Do the next three steps and see what happens but do it exactly the same or won´t worth the try:
- In fastboot delete recovery partition by typing fastboot erase recovery
- Then reboot to recovery (don´t flash it yet) by typing fastboot boot twrp.img (rename recovery image firstly to twrp)
- Now once in TWRP flash the zip or image to the recovery partition, when you finish go to Reboot options within TWRP and choose recovery to boot to it before to boot up to system. If you boot at this instance to TWRP then the issue have to be solved, reboot normally to system.
Edit: If this way the problem is not solved then after to install TWRP flash Magisk that can prevent it to be overwritten.