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[Q] Clockworkmod and ICS-encryption

I found following article: "android.stackexchange.com/questions/19286/will-a-custom-recovery-work-with-an-encrypted-device"
According to this description, it should be possible to use the ICS encryption after partitioning the SDcard. Has anyone already tried it?
Article:
"Mount one partition on /sdcard so that it could be used by system & leave other one (Clockwork Mod can do mounting too)."
How can I do this?

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Nobody tried it yet???

i think is better u dont use encryption at all...
if u need encryption for security reason, then u have to stay stock (botloader locked, no root, no cwm, otherwise the encryption has no sense to be done)..in case u want leave the encryption mode, u have to factory reset the phone
clockwork mod is not able to to backup, restore or flash a zip on an encrypted rom (easy to search around to discover this, as i just did now)

Why do you think there are no point with encryption with unlocked bootloader and root?
To me it seems thats when its most important, since its then very easy to get to your data and the only way to protect them?
I am using Titanium Backup and send the backups encrypted to Dropbox, not that much work to wipe and flash ROMS. Kernels you can still flash, at least With Francos app. The only downside is that need a PC to wipe since you have to do it through fastboot.
andQlimax said:
i think is better u dont use encryption at all...
if u need encryption for security reason, then u have to stay stock (botloader locked, no root, no cwm, otherwise the encryption has no sense to be done)..in case u want leave the encryption mode, u have to factory reset the phone
clockwork mod is not able to to backup, restore or flash a zip on an encrypted rom (easy to search around to discover this, as i just did now)
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B1ny said:
Why do you think there are no point with encryption with unlocked bootloader and root?
To me it seems thats when its most important, since its then very easy to get to your data and the only way to protect them?
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yes, infact what i mean is that if u want protect more ur data, then stay also with the bootloader locked etc (even if the encryption should be enough)

Have thought about also locking the bootloader since you have to wipe anyways, and need a PC. Will not be much more work/time. But is it really any need?
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yes, infact what i mean is that if u want protect more ur data, then stay also with the bootloader locked etc (even if the encryption should be enough)
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if u need encryption for security reason, then u have to stay stock (botloader locked, no root, no cwm, otherwise the encryption has no sense to be done)..in case u want leave the encryption mode, u have to factory reset the phone
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From my point of view I also think that encryption is very important for rooted devices. If you loose your phone, it's very easy to get your privat data on the sdcard and app-data (acounts,...). With an encrypted device, the data are safe and that's all what I want.
clockwork mod is not able to to backup, restore or flash a zip on an encrypted rom
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Also if you create a seperate partition - see article in my first post ???

I would also be interested if this was possible.
Reason being - my employer requires that my phone be encrypted and unrooted. I have been investigating a dual boot setup where I could boot my unrooted, encrypted, stock android image so that I can use it for corporate email and when I need root for something like tethering I could boot off the rooted image.
This way my corporate data would be encrypted and I would be adhering to company policy but I can also enjoy the flexibility of a rooted phone when I need it without wiping my phone every time I want to switch back and fourth.

the /cache partition is the answer, i think
I found out that the stock recovery, as expected, also cannot access the /SDcard partition. However, it looks in the /cache partition for update.zip files when the phone is encrypted. I was able to copy the 4.0.4 update to the cache partition and load it from there. Seems like CWM just needs to be updated to have an option to look there for zip files and we should be able to load them up.

chhall said:
I found out that the stock recovery, as expected, also cannot access the /SDcard partition. However, it looks in the /cache partition for update.zip files when the phone is encrypted. I was able to copy the 4.0.4 update to the cache partition and load it from there. Seems like CWM just needs to be updated to have an option to look there for zip files and we should be able to load them up.
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The problem is /cache is 100 MB, and some (most?) ROMs are way more than that.
So I don't think using /cache is a fix.
I'm not sure of how CWM mounts the external SD card, but if it uses /mnt/sdcard/external_sd then it's impossible to use the external SD card because it depends on the internal SD for the mount point.
If this isn't the case, then it should be possible to partition the external SD card... Is it?
That leaves us with the only possible solution the partitioning of the internal SD card as mentioned in the link provided by OP.
Has anyone done this?
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According to CM9's nightlies "know issues" list, encryption has already been solved and is working. I'm wondering how did they fix it.

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ghost shell said:
According to CM9's nightlies "know issues" list, encryption has already been solved and is working.
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Could you give me a link to this?

There is a work around for flashing in CWM recovery by using the system ram as a temp file system.
You can use the dd command in adb to backup the entire current firmware and restore it in fast boot.
You can also use the backup and restore feature in ics to backup your sdcard contents and some apks.
There is a dev who is working on a full nandroid equivalent on an encrypted system. He is half way there. It requires cm recovery which has dmcrypt support.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=25635462&postcount=54
Check out the entire thread for other info for flashing custom roms via system ram.
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DanderMan said:
Could you give me a link to this?
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http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/CyanogenMod9:GT-I9100:Nightly:Known_issues
Encryption used to be on the know issues, but not anymore. I don't know the status for the Nexus.
Also: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=25515675&postcount=53
@bunklung
Thanks.
I'm still digesting the information.
The sad part is that even a normal factory reset doesn't allow removing encryption. If at least that would be possible it wouldn't be that bad.
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I've been reading and not even the ram trick would work with me because I can't get adbd running in CWM.
adb doesn't detect any device when the phone is in CWM-recovery mode.

Anyone found a way to revert to stock with cwm already installed for an encrypted phone?

[Q] [HELP] Bootloop after MB1 Updates.

So I (like an idiot), tried installing the MB1 update without doing a backup first and now my phone is stuck in a boot loop. It gets to the Samsung logo after the sprint animation. I've tried wiping data and the dalvik cache as well as fixing permissions. At this point I think my only option remaining is to reflash everything in odin. Where can I find up the lastest files in the format for odin or does anyone else have any better ideas?

Fr33dan said:
So I (like an idiot), tried installing the MB1 update without doing a backup first and now my phone is stuck in a boot loop. It gets to the Samsung logo after the sprint animation. I've tried wiping data and the dalvik cache as well as fixing permissions. At this point I think my only option remaining is to reflash everything in odin. Where can I find up the lastest files in the format for odin or does anyone else have any better ideas?
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It sounds like you have a custom recovery... is it TWRP or CWM? If it is one of these, what version are you running?
Back to the solution to your problem... If you just want the stock MB1 Rom (rooted), head over to Freeza's thread and download his Rom. It really does wonders. Since you can't turn your phone on, you'll have to download it to your computer and transfer it over to your phone. Here's how you do it:
Boot into recovery, connect to comp with USB cable.
In TWRP, choose "Advanced" Mount and Mount USB. (CWM should be somewhat similar)
Copy the ROM zip over to your phone.
Wipe system, then cache/dalvik.
Flash ROM
Reboot
You will have to go through the phone setup from scratch (no backup), but it's better than a paperweight. Hope this works for you.
Edit: Also, I promised CNexus that I'd link to his OTA sticky thread, where he has done a really good job of summarizing the various steps you can take when you get an OTA update notification

topherk said:
It sounds like you have a custom recovery... is it TWRP or CWM? If it is one of these, what version are you running?
Back to the solution to your problem... If you just want the stock MB1 Rom (rooted), head over to Freeza's thread and download his Rom. It really does wonders. Since you can't turn your phone on, you'll have to download it to your computer and transfer it over to your phone. Here's how you do it:
Boot into recovery, connect to comp with USB cable.
In TWRP, choose "Advanced" and Mount USB. (CWM should be somewhat similar)
Copy the ROM zip over to your phone.
Wipe system, then cache/dalvik.
Flash ROM
Reboot
You will have to go through the phone setup from scratch (no backup), but it's better than a paperweight. Hope this works for you.
Edit: Also, I promised CNexus that I'd link to his OTA sticky thread, where he has done a really good job of summarizing the various steps you can take when you get an OTA update notification
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Sorry should have mentioned I have TWRP 2.4.4.0 installed and I was actually running the update from the thread you mentioned. (Coming from mostly stock, just using the KT747 kernel). I flashed the Odex update zip and then the modem update zip. I was going to try flashing the full rom, but I can't find the mount USB option. (I just checked again at your advice but it's not there for some reason)

Fr33dan said:
Sorry should have mentioned I have TWRP 2.4.4.0 installed and I was actually running the update from the thread you mentioned. (Coming from mostly stock, just using the KT747 kernel). I flashed the Odex update zip and then the modem update zip. I was going to try flashing the full rom, but I can't find the mount USB option. (I just checked again at your advice but it's not there for some reason)
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You couldn't find it because I gave you bad directions. Oops, my bad. The option to Mount USB Storage is in the Mount menu, not the Advanced Menu. I'll edit my original post. I'm currently running TWRP v2.4.1.0, but it shouldn't have been removed.

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You couldn't find it because I gave you bad directions. Oops, my bad. The option to Mount USB Storage is in the Mount menu, not the Advanced Menu. I'll edit my original post. I'm currently running TWRP v2.4.1.0, but it shouldn't have been removed.
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I've got checkboxes for mounting System, Data, Cache and SD but nothing about USB.

Fr33dan said:
I've got checkboxes for mounting System, Data, Cache and SD but nothing about USB.
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I updated to TWRP 2.4.4.0 to see what's going on. You're right, it's gone. This kind of sucks, since I always held that in my back pocket when flashing Roms. Nothing in their changelog says that they removed the option. Well, you can still copy files using adb, but that's a hassle. Do you have a micro-sd card adapter for your SD card so you can at least copy from your computer for that?

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I updated to TWRP 2.4.4.0 to see what's going on. You're right, it's gone. This kind of sucks, since I always held that in my back pocket when flashing Roms. Nothing in their changelog says that they removed the option. Well, you can still copy files using adb, but that's a hassle. Do you have a micro-sd card adapter for your SD card so you can at least copy from your computer for that?
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I don't even have a microSD card. I've been flashing from the phone. Using adb is a good idea though. It shouldn't be that hard if I'm moving just one file.

I would double check the md5sum before moving, just in case you had a bad download.
Hope it works!
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Oh well, found the odin tar file on http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=SPH-L710 and flashed it. Now back up and running. I'll probably just flash the stock using stock recovery this time, then go from there.

Fr33dan said:
Oh well, found the odin tar file on http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=SPH-L710 and flashed it. Now back up and running. I'll probably just flash the stock using stock recovery this time, then go from there.
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Yeah, that would be the easiest route to take since you're already on stock :good:

Fr33dan said:
Oh well, found the odin tar file on http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=SPH-L710 and flashed it. Now back up and running. I'll probably just flash the stock using stock recovery this time, then go from there.
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Naddict has a good list of recoveries that are flashable from the recovery itself. Here's a link to the thread. If you do eventually decide to go back to TWRP for your Recovery, I'd recommend using the 2.4.1.0 version, as I have confirmed that it does have USB storage.

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Naddict has a good list of recoveries that are flashable from the recovery itself. Here's a link to the thread. If you do eventually decide to go back to TWRP for your Recovery, I'd recommend using the 2.4.1.0 version, as I have confirmed that it does have USB storage.
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Well I realized it too late, but I could have used the adb sideload flashing (like the stock recovery). The inclusion of that is probably why they removed the USB storage option.

Help with Installing CleanROM.

Hi, I will have my hands on this tablet very soon and want to use the Cleanrom that is listed in a thread here. This will be my first time doing this and have been searching around for a guide. I have read a few bits and pieces but would like someone to explain in a few steps so i can get this right the first time.
I found a guide to Root it at rootgalaxynote.com but would like to understand how to install the CleanROM.

Hello,
You have to install TWRP Recovery first, then you need to copy Rom.zip to storage and then flash it using Recovery, dont forget about Wipe.

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WeedyEyes said:
Hello,
You have to install TWRP Recovery first, then you need to copy Rom.zip to storage and then flash it using Recovery, dont forget about Wipe.
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I havent installed anything yet as i will be receiving it for christmas. Not 100% sure on process so was posting here hoping someone could explain the process a bit more in laymans terms as this will be the first time i will be doing this. i understand you have to root the device so you can change the ROM, wasnt sure on what to do after that.

reetzy said:
I havent installed anything yet as i will be receiving it for christmas. Not 100% sure on process so was posting here hoping someone could explain the process a bit more in laymans terms as this will be the first time i will be doing this. i understand you have to root the device so you can change the ROM, wasnt sure on what to do after that.
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All you need is to Install Custom Recovery to change ROM, that will allow you to do anything you want with your device (such as System Backup/Restore, installing .zip packages, and etc.) read thread about TWRP so you can find everything you need to know.
But notice the fact you'll lose your warranty installing custom roms, as I know there is no way to change warranty bit back to 0 yet.
All information you need to know about Custom Roms is already there.

WeedyEyes said:
All you need is to Install Custom Recovery to change ROM, that will allow you to do anything you want with your device (such as System Backup/Restore, installing .zip packages, and etc.) read thread about TWRP so you can find everything you need to know.
But notice the fact you'll lose your warranty installing custom roms, as I know there is no way to change warranty bit back to 0 yet.
All information you need to know about Custom Roms is already there.
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Thanks Weedy :good: Once i get this tablet i will give it a go.
Can you give me a link to the TWRP thread you refereed to thanks.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2515656
Here you can find TWRP. I would recommend flashing the ".0"version because some people are having problems with the newer one
Worked fine for me , just did the same process as you
Sent by my Note 10.1 2014

benni2903 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2515656
Here you can find TWRP. I would recommend flashing the ".0"version because some people are having problems with the newer one
Worked fine for me , just did the same process as you
Sent by my Note 10.1 2014
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Thanks, all i need is Santa to hurry up now lol.

Are you sure you wanna get P600 not P605?

Make sure you get the right version, whether Quality or Exnyos. I had a freeze until I got the right version.
Sent from my SM-P600 using Tapatalk

In this guide what is this file for ?
Step 3. Download and unzip P600_Autoroot.zip:
rootgalaxynote.com/galaxy-note-10-1-root/how-to-root-galaxy-note-10-1-2014-edition/
Edit: Should i do this first before the TWPR?

Build says CleanRom 1.0 but all apps are still present
My build says CleanRom 1.0 but I still have all of the apps that others say are removed such as Sketchbook. My note was rooted using the AutoRoot file with Odin and then the stock recovery was flashed. I then used the twrp 3.0 file and booted into recovery. I then installed CleanRom (without reset per instructions) and the device rebooted and everything worked except all of the apps were still there. I then tried to re-flash CleanRom and perform the wipe but I then got stuck on the Samsung splash screen to no avail. I booted into recovery and tried re-flashing the CleanRom zip to no avail. All I could do to get this thing booted was to flash the auto-root file again in Odin, re-flash twrp, and install cleanrom again from the recovery but all of the apps are still there. Before I did any of this I had a bunch of the bloatware either frozen or uninstalled in Titanium but now some of those apps show lines through them in TBP. Either way, my device is showing CleanRom 1.0 under the build but I really don't think it is... any ideas on how to fix this?

Hi i'm a newbie on android
i've tried to install this rom a lot of time but unsuccessfully at any time
i've tried all the solutions i found here but none were successfull
i am under TWRP 2.6.3.0
my tablet is rooted but after the rom flash ,when i reboot ,just after the "galaxy note edition 2014" logo there's a black screen
the only way to repair is to flash with the mk1 stock rom after or to restore my old version saved with TWRP
can someone help ?
thanks

shoresteve626 said:
My build says CleanRom 1.0 but I still have all of the apps that others say are removed such as Sketchbook. My note was rooted using the AutoRoot file with Odin and then the stock recovery was flashed. I then used the twrp 3.0 file and booted into recovery. I then installed CleanRom (without reset per instructions) and the device rebooted and everything worked except all of the apps were still there. I then tried to re-flash CleanRom and perform the wipe but I then got stuck on the Samsung splash screen to no avail. I booted into recovery and tried re-flashing the CleanRom zip to no avail. All I could do to get this thing booted was to flash the auto-root file again in Odin, re-flash twrp, and install cleanrom again from the recovery but all of the apps are still there. Before I did any of this I had a bunch of the bloatware either frozen or uninstalled in Titanium but now some of those apps show lines through them in TBP. Either way, my device is showing CleanRom 1.0 under the build but I really don't think it is... any ideas on how to fix this?
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Before flashing your rom perform a factory reset in twrp and format /data. All your apps will be deleted and you should be fine if you are stuck on the samsung boot logo it might help to boot into recovery and format /cache and dalvik cache
Sent by my Note 10.1 2014

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benni2903 said:
Before flashing your rom perform a factory reset in twrp and format /data. All your apps will be deleted and you should be fine if you are stuck on the samsung boot logo it might help to boot into recovery and format /cache and dalvik cache
Sent by my Note 10.1 2014
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So, I did the factory reset in twrp and then formatted the data. Naturally, everything was lost but when I went to install CleanRom it was no longer on the internal memory due to the format... but I did copy it to the Ext SD Card. MY problem is that twrp won't install the zip from the sd card. Each time it says its unable to mount "/data" even though I'm going into "advanced settings" and placing the check mark. I re-flashed twrp and tried using file manager to move the file to the internal storage but came up with the same problem. Also, I can't place the check on mount data for some reason. Now, my tablet starts to boot up but hangs on the samsung screen before the boot animation. Basically, its like there isn't any firmware on it and I tried re-doing the auto-root and stock recovery but thats a no go as well. Is this thing toasted?

shoresteve626 said:
So, I did the factory reset in twrp and then formatted the data. Naturally, everything was lost but when I went to install CleanRom it was no longer on the internal memory due to the format... but I did copy it to the Ext SD Card. MY problem is that twrp won't install the zip from the sd card. Each time it says its unable to mount "/data" even though I'm going into "advanced settings" and placing the check mark. I re-flashed twrp and tried using file manager to move the file to the internal storage but came up with the same problem. Also, I can't place the check on mount data for some reason. Now, my tablet starts to boot up but hangs on the samsung screen before the boot animation. Basically, its like there isn't any firmware on it and I tried re-doing the auto-root and stock recovery but thats a no go as well. Is this thing toasted?
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Boot into TWRP and click "Restore Back Up" (Cannot remember exact verbiage) . Find where it says internal storage and press it and it will switch to a drop down and you can choose "External SD" Then go back and and it should be going to External SD instead of internal SD when you select install
Make sure you factory re-set. For safety, I advance wipe but I don't think that is necessary.
You may need to re-flash recovery if you're unable to access it.

shoresteve626 said:
So, I did the factory reset in twrp and then formatted the data. Naturally, everything was lost but when I went to install CleanRom it was no longer on the internal memory due to the format... but I did copy it to the Ext SD Card. MY problem is that twrp won't install the zip from the sd card. Each time it says its unable to mount "/data" even though I'm going into "advanced settings" and placing the check mark. I re-flashed twrp and tried using file manager to move the file to the internal storage but came up with the same problem. Also, I can't place the check on mount data for some reason. Now, my tablet starts to boot up but hangs on the samsung screen before the boot animation. Basically, its like there isn't any firmware on it and I tried re-doing the auto-root and stock recovery but thats a no go as well. Is this thing toasted?
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Your device is not toasted I always have the Rom zip on the root directory of the device so formatting /data will not affect the rom zip. If you cant get it working then you might need to flash a firmware via odin and after that copy the rom on the internal root directory. Resetting your device should not format the whole internal storage so you can install the rom afterwards. Good luck mate
Sent by my Note 10.1 2014

Thanks for all the help!
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Your device is not toasted I always have the Rom zip on the root directory of the device so formatting /data will not affect the rom zip. If you cant get it working then you might need to flash a firmware via odin and after that copy the rom on the internal root directory. Resetting your device should not format the whole internal storage so you can install the rom afterwards. Good luck mate
Sent by my Note 10.1 2014
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After the holiday (and many stressful attempts) I was finally able to re-boot the device and get past the splash screen. Opening Kies seemed to "kick" past the splash screen even though it said my device wasn't compatible with Kies. Anyway, I flashed the stock recovery, wiped, reset, flashed original firmware via Odin, flashed TWRP again, and then installed the CleanRom zip. Phew... it's FINALLY over with no issues and running smooth. I think the problem came in with TWRP not wiping correctly even though it said it did. I do appreciate all of the help and advice as you guys are life-savers!

Exnyos?
sdelliott31 said:
Make sure you get the right version, whether Quality or Exnyos. I had a freeze until I got the right version.
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How do you know with version you have?

jkitsmiller said:
How do you know with version you have?
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Wifi Only Version = P600 = Exynos processor
Lte = P605 = Snapdragon800
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When I installed with TWRP 2.6.3.3 & 2.6.3.1 I got the write permission denied and then I tried with 2.6.3.0 it got hung while installing CleanRom 1.5R2. Does anyone know how to resolve this issue? Thanks

re-flash stock firmware

Hi there!
I'm using stock rooted phone on latest stock firmware. I would like to know how I can reflash stock firmware again using TWRP (Wich I have installed already) without loosing data or recovery if possible. Thanks a lot people!

marcomir said:
Hi there!
I'm using stock rooted phone on latest stock firmware. I would like to know how I can reflash stock firmware again using TWRP (Wich I have installed already) without loosing data or recovery if possible. Thanks a lot people!
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Yes you can reinstall it using fastboot without losing data. You might have to install twrp again and SuperSU if you want root. If you use the flashall method take off the -w.

Tulsadiver said:
Yes you can reinstall it using fastboot without losing data. You might have to install twrp again and SuperSU if you want root. If you use the flashall method take off the -w.
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Thanks! But I think you can do it right from TWRP. I think it was just wiping SYSTEM and one of the caches, leaving data and internal storage alone, then reinstalling it. I was following a guide once that did this, but can't seem to find it anywhere again. But I think I might go with the method you told me. Thanks for your reply!

marcomir said:
Thanks! But I think you can do it right from TWRP. I think it was just wiping SYSTEM and one of the caches, leaving data and internal storage alone, then reinstalling it. I was following a guide once that did this, but can't seem to find it anywhere again. But I think I might go with the method you told me. Thanks for your reply!
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You can sideload an ota update thru twrp. Maybe that is what you were thinking about.

Unpack Factory Image and manually flash each .img in TWRP. Just switch from .zip flash to image flash mode in Install section.

Encrypted Internal Storage after flashing with TWRP CFW

Good Afternoon.
A question for you guys, every time i try to wipe my current rom and flash another custom rom, or an update to the current rom on my begonia (with cfw installed), my damn internal storage gets encrypted, so ive got no choice but to format it, or else i can't access it, which is a major pain...
Do you guys know of a way to prevent this??
I'm running twrp recovery with cfw support.
And am pretty sure i'm not f-ing up with the rom installation instructions...

Jollld said:
Good Afternoon.
A question for you guys, every time i try to wipe my current rom and flash another custom rom, or an update to the current rom on my begonia (with cfw installed), my damn internal storage gets encrypted, so ive got no choice but to format it, or else i can't access it, which is a major pain...
Do you guys know of a way to prevent this??
I'm running twrp recovery with cfw support.
And am pretty sure i'm not f-ing up with the rom installation instructions...
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Hi, If you setup the lockscreen on your ROM you will encrypt the internal storage and TWRP will ask you the password to decrypt it.
If u remove the lockscreen before entering recovery you won't have to decrypt the internal storage.

Thanks but some kind souls on discord helped me out, using a disable encryption zip fixed it.

Jollld said:
Thanks but some kind souls on discord helped me out, using a disable encryption zip fixed it.
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Any chance for sharing it here? Thank you

porotikos said:
Any chance for sharing it here? Thank you
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Install this then format data.
Also if you flash a new ROM you'll have to install this again.

Canny1913 said:
Install this then format data.
Also if you flash a new ROM you'll have to install this again.
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oh my god i fecked up.
i installed this via twrp and didnt format. (i dont want to lose data).
Now the phone doesnt boot. it gets stuck in miui logo.
is there a way to go to twrp and revert the changes?

porotikos said:
oh my god i fecked up.
i installed this via twrp and didnt format. (i dont want to lose data).
Now the phone doesnt boot. it gets stuck in miui logo.
is there a way to go to twrp and revert the changes?
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Can you tell me the ROM version? So i can try to give you some files and instructions for fixing it.

Canny1913 said:
Can you tell me the ROM version? So i can try to give you some files and instructions for fixing it.
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On second thought, just reflash the ROM. (without wiping data of course) it should fix it.

Canny1913 said:
On second thought, just reflash the ROM. (without wiping data of course) it should fix it.
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worked. thanks

Canny1913 said:
On second thought, just reflash the ROM. (without wiping data of course) it should fix it.
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i have managed to turn on the phone. my internal storage isnt wiped. just the data. so i am setting up my accounts etc.
i can see tha tmy inernal storage that is used, is 215 gb. so my data is there. but they are not accessible. because they seem to be decryptewd from the module i guess.
is there any way i can get back my data so that i can back up, and then i can hard format the phone?
when i open the files appliucation, it doesnt even show my internal folders. nothing.
this is really strange

porotikos said:
i have managed to turn on the phone. my internal storage isnt wiped. just the data. so i am setting up my accounts etc.
i can see tha tmy inernal storage that is used, is 215 gb. so my data is there. but they are not accessible. because they seem to be decryptewd from the module i guess.
is there any way i can get back my data so that i can back up, and then i can hard format the phone?
when i open the files appliucation, it doesnt even show my internal folders. nothing.
this is really strange
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In TWRP, mount Data and using the in-built File Manager, check inside /data/media/0 (this is where your Internal Storage is located)
Is your password intact btw?

Canny1913 said:
In TWRP, mount Data and using the in-built File Manager, check inside /data/media/0 (this is where your Internal Storage is located)
Is your password intact btw?
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data kept showing encrypted. just did a hard format. thanks for your help anyway

porotikos said:
data kept showing encrypted. just did a hard format. thanks for your help anyway
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This is why i hate android's "security"