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[Q] Please Help :(

Hi!
So there is my problem:
I upgraded to KitKat and tryed to install gapps but then everything f* up. So with TWRP I tried to install B125 but it didn't work so I put this B111 on my phone than I tried to install it but it failed and TWRP says that there isn't OS on my phone
Also I don't have any sd card..
What can i do?

maticex said:
Hi!
So there is my problem:
I upgraded to KitKat and tryed to install gapps but then everything f* up. So with TWRP I tried to install B125 but it didn't work so I put this B111 on my phone than I tried to install it but it failed and TWRP says that there isn't OS on my phone
Also I don't have any sd card..
What can i do?
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Go get an SD CARD from someone and put on it B125 International Version or any other ROM for that matter, and do it fast until your phone runs out of battery. Put update.app in dload folder. You can do it through adb and fastboot, but the safest way is the way that I have just told you. And after that press the Power button and volume up/down at once, all of them until stock recovery starts updating/upgrading... well installing the new ROM, I hope you still have stock recovery.

So when I put it in dload and put it in phone what next?

maticex said:
So when I put it in dload and put it in phone what next?
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Press the Power button and volume up/down at once, all of them until stock recovery starts. If you only have TWRP find a flashable ROM that is a ZIP, and flash it through TWRP.

ZuperStyler said:
Press the Power button and volume up/down at once, all of them until stock recovery starts. If you only have TWRP find a flashable ROM that is a ZIP, and flash it through TWRP.
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I have b111.zip in my internal storage if it helps?

maticex said:
I have b111.zip in my internal storage if it helps?
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You must move it to an SD CARD, get one from someone just to restore your phone.

ZuperStyler said:
You must move it to an SD CARD, get one from someone just to restore your phone.
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Do you know any B125 firmware which is in zip? not APP. file

maticex said:
Do you know any B125 firmware which is in zip? not APP. file
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i advise you to flash this ROM, try it. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2585783 Must work since you had KitKat, your bootloader must be unlocked. Try CyanogenMod 10.1 following the instructions. But again, use an SD CARD.

ZuperStyler said:
i advise you to flash this ROM, try it. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2585783 Must work since you had KitKat, your bootloader must be unlocked. Try CyanogenMod 10.1 following the instructions. But again, use an SD CARD.
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I'll try probably

maticex said:
I'll try probably
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Try ? LOL Any ROM is good to put your phone into a workable state. After that, install whatever ROM you like.

I understood that this ROM can be instaled only via CN 118?

maticex said:
I understood that this ROM can be instaled only via CN 118?
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I had B125 International Locked and then I flashed KitKat, and after that CyanogenMod 10.1 and worked. Now, fell free to try what you want, but if you want to be safe install stock recovery if you don't have it anymore and upgrade from dload folder B125. All the info you want you can find on XDA. Just search what you need.

ZuperStyler said:
I had B125 International Locked and then I flashed KitKat, and after that CyanogenMod 10.1 and worked. Now, fell free to try what you want, but if you want to be safe install stock recovery if you don't have it anymore and upgrade from dload folder B125. All the info you want you can find on XDA. Just search what you need.
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Do you maybe have original stock recovery file and do I just flash it with TWRP?

maticex said:
Do you maybe have original stock recovery file and do I just flash it with TWRP?
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But you don't have an OS.
Put your device in fastboot mode ( > adb reboot bootloader )
Extract recovery.img from archive
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img ;
fastboot reboot ;
Tell me what stock recovery do you want.
Place the ZIP with the recovery let's say on Local Disk ( C: ) Create a folder and name it fastboot. Put the recovery ZIP in that folder. After that connect your phone to the PC, now press shift and right click on your mouse or on your laptop and press Open Command Window here. There you write adb bootloader and press enter.
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img ;
fastboot reboot ;

defo just get like a 4gb sd card.

Thank you for all I'm on cm now, but I don't like that I can't take photos with it Can I get camera working?
How can I install normal huawei software now?

Revert to stock recovery first.

How can I do this, I don't find threads with how can i do this?
Can I get Camera working there it says that it is working but on my phone gallery chrashes when I open camera app

Use Camera360, works perfectly.

maticex said:
Hi!
So there is my problem:
I upgraded to KitKat and tryed to install gapps but then everything f* up. So with TWRP I tried to install B125 but it didn't work so I put this B111 on my phone than I tried to install it but it failed and TWRP says that there isn't OS on my phone
Also I don't have any sd card..
What can i do?
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i done someting similar after trying to put b125 back to phone.. well he was stuck at start with huawei logo..anyway i don`t put on my sd card any zip.. i put on main sdcard the folder "dload" and inside that folder was update.app." file
soo... {my phone was freezeing with huawei logo not opening up anymore so i put that folder on sdcard useing diferent phone then i connect phone to usb and hold power putton this way that logo with huaway disear and phone restarted.in that moment i take off finger from power button .and then holding the volume plus minus and again power button . anyway not sure if was needed to conect phone at usb to restart it but for me works }
i done nothing more.. nothing on computer.. the instalation of b125 works normaly directly from that recovery menu

Trying to get root android lollipop leads to bootloop

I flashed lollipop on my tablet. I am trying to get root access but I get bootloop. Crash occurs after installing SuperSU. I tried to install in CWM and TWRP, wipe or not wipe, install SuperSU before install patched boot, but bootloop stays.

What tablet do you have?
Sent from my SM-P600 using Tapatalk

enotar said:
What tablet do you have?
Sent from my SM-P600 using Tapatalk
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I have a SM-P600.

Sekasniy said:
I flashed lollipop on my tablet. I am trying to get root access but I get bootloop. Crash occurs after installing SuperSU. I tried to install in CWM and TWRP, wipe or not wipe, install SuperSU before install patched boot, but bootloop stays.
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Same story with SM-J200G. Installed latest 5.1.1 firmware. Flashed TWRP also. But when i flash Supersu 2.46 0r 2.52 beta, bootloops start....! Really annoying since i cant root this device with any methods.

Factory Reset device in Menu/Backup
Reboot
Turn off
Go in Download mode power+ volume down
Fire up Odin
Flash new firmware
Reboot
Set everything up
Place boot.img extracted and rename from the patched file post here in post 1 to the root of your internal sdcard
Power off
Go in Download mode power+ volume down
Fire up odin
Unthick auto reboot in options
Flash TWRP 2.8.7.0xxx.tar that you have download previously
The device will not reboot
Press power off button until device reboot
Boot should be successful
Power off
Reboot in recovery press power+ volume up until screen flash briefly, release power and volume up after
Wait until unit boot in recovery, take out your pen
Select install
Select SD card and select the boot.img previously copied here
Reboot but avoid fixing Supersu if requested by TWRP (Square at the center of the screen before rebooting)
You should be able to reboot with no loop
Copy SuperSU 2.52.zip to root of your SD card
Power off
Reboot in recovery
install
Look with the pen for SuperSU.zip in root of SD Card
Flash it
Reboot
Same here if requested to fix SuperSu don't do it
You should be able to have a root system working with no boot loop

enotar said:
Factory Reset device in Menu/Backup
Reboot
Turn off
Go in Download mode power+ volume down
Fire up Odin
Flash new firmware
Reboot
Set everything up
Place boot.img extracted and rename from the patched file post here in post 1 to the root of your internal sdcard
Power off
Go in Download mode power+ volume down
Fire up odin
Unthick auto reboot in options
Flash TWRP 2.8.7.0xxx.tar that you have download previously
The device will not reboot
Press power off button until device reboot
Boot should be successful
Power off
Reboot in recovery press power+ volume up until screen flash briefly, release power and volume up after
Wait until unit boot in recovery, take out your pen
Select install
Select SD card and select the boot.img previously copied here
Reboot but avoid fixing Supersu if requested by TWRP (Square at the center of the screen before rebooting)
You should be able to reboot with no loop
Copy SuperSU 2.52.zip to root of your SD card
Power off
Reboot in recovery
install
Look with the pen for SuperSU.zip in root of SD Card
Flash it
Reboot
Same here if requested to fix SuperSu don't do it
You should be able to have a root system working with no boot loop
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Sorry mate, tried that too! No success!

Try again. It works.
Sent from my SM-P600 using Tapatalk

irfanjunaid said:
Sorry mate, tried that too! No success!
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What's your device? If it's the SM J200 you mentioned in your post, the attached files won't work.
You can try making a patched boot image from your firmware. Steps are in OP.
Sent from my SM-N915G using Tapatalk

irfanjunaid said:
Sorry mate, tried that too! No success!
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No success too.

Thanks, everyone! I have installed boot. The problem was that initially installed the wrong boot. I found it somewhere in the thread of the installation root, but not in the header.

Flashing twrp without pc.

So for some the usb port on my m8 went bust so i cant transfer files to my phone from my pc.Is there any way i can flash twrp without my pc.Im on stock marshmallow with stock recovery and im s-off.Problem is im not rooted.

M8 killer said:
So for some the usb port on my m8 went bust so i cant transfer files to my phone from my pc.Is there any way i can flash twrp without my pc.Im on stock marshmallow with stock recovery and im s-off.Problem is im not rooted.
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Download this onto your phone.
Rename it to 0P6BIMG.zip (or just delete the TWRP_2.8.7.0_ part) and place it onto the root of your extSD.
Boot into bootloader, and select hboot if it doesn't do it automatically. Follow the prompts (vol up to flash, power button to reboot), and that's it.
After the recovery is flashed, delete the renamed file from your extSD. Otherwise every time you boot to hboot, it'll try to flash again.

xunholyx said:
Download this onto your phone.
Rename it to 0P6BIMG.zip (or just delete the TWRP_2.8.7.0_ part) and place it onto the root of your extSD.
Boot into bootloader, and select hboot if it doesn't do it automatically. Follow the prompts (vol up to flash, power button to reboot), and that's it.
After the recovery is flashed, delete the renamed file from your extSD. Otherwise every time you boot to hboot, it'll try to flash again.
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Don't have an external SD card.Do I have to buy one or is there another way

M8 killer said:
Don't have an external SD card.Do I have to buy one or is there another way
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No.
If you were rooted already, you could use TWRP Manager from the play store.
The only other way is with a PC and fastboot.

xunholyx said:
No.
If you were rooted already, you could use TWRP Manager from the play store.
The only other way is with a PC and fastboot.
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So I tried this and it didn't work.Only displays power button to reboot.No volume up to flash

Is you bootloader unlocked?

redpoint73 said:
Is you bootloader unlocked?
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Yes.Edit :Hang on I think my download is corrupted.How big is the zip?It displays 126KB which is kinda small.Edit 2:The zip is only 126 KB?Is this the correct zip?

Or could the problem be related to marshmallow firmware?

M8 killer said:
Or could the problem be related to marshmallow firmware?
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I'll look into it when I get home from work tonight, and I'll make a new zip if needed.
Or you could try zipping the recovery.img on your own.

xunholyx said:
I'll look into it when I get home from work tonight, and I'll make a new zip if needed.
Or you could try zipping the recovery.img on your own.
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Thank you very much.��I dare not try this myself I'm not very experienced in this.If it helps my firmware version is 6.12.709.4,CID HTC__621

M8 killer said:
Thank you very much.��I dare not try this myself I'm not very experienced in this.If it helps my firmware version is 6.12.709.4,CID HTC__621
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Here is a new zip.
Use the instructions listed earlier (btw, the "0" is the number, not the letter).
I forgot to mention that your SDcard has to be formated to FAT32. EXFAT won't work. So be sure to do that first if you aren't already.

xunholyx said:
Here is a new zip.
Use the instructions listed earlier (btw, the "0" is the number, not the letter).
I forgot to mention that your SDcard has to be formated to FAT32. EXFAT won't work. So be sure to do that first if you aren't already.
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Didn't work.Same problem.

xunholyx said:
Here is a new zip.
Use the instructions listed earlier (btw, the "0" is the number, not the letter).
I forgot to mention that your SDcard has to be formated to FAT32. EXFAT won't work. So be sure to do that first if you aren't already.
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Your zip has no android-info.txt, won't work

ckpv5 said:
Your zip has no android-info.txt, won't work
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How do I make it?

M8 killer said:
How do I make it?
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Do you have a microSD card in your device ? I can give you the file but it won't work without microSD

ckpv5 said:
Do you have a microSD card in your device ? I can give you the file but it won't work without microSD
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I do

Download attached 0P6BIMG.zip.
Put it on your microSD
boot to bootloader then select hboot or boot to hboot - it's your choice
hboot will scan the file and ask to volume up to update
volume up
finish, press power to reboot
remove the file from your sdcard
now you have TWRP 2.8.7.0 installed, done.
I will remove this file after you downloaded it because the android-info is for 6.12.709.4

Worked flawlessly.??Thanks for all the help.

M8 killer said:
Worked flawlessly.����Thanks for all the help.
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No problem .. simple issue.
Remember .. on Marshmallow, never select to install SuperSU offered by TWRP, not working on MM.
You can try this to root : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=64161125&postcount=3
Download SuperSU v.2.62-3-xxxxxx and install it in recovery. Again, never ever accept to root when offered by TWRP

ckpv5 said:
Download attached 0P6BIMG.zip.
Put it on your microSD
boot to bootloader then select hboot or boot to hboot - it's your choice
hboot will scan the file and ask to volume up to update
volume up
finish, press power to reboot
remove the file from your sdcard
now you have TWRP 2.8.7.0 installed, done.
I will remove this file after you downloaded it because the android-info is for 6.12.709.4
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Hi, I'm trying to do this same thing because I can't properly get ADB and Fastboot working on my windows 10 laptop. What's the "android-info" file, because I have the HTC One M8 on Verizon with Lollipop 5.0.1. The software number is 4.17.605.9. Thanks!

LATEST TWRP Recovery + Root for lenovo a7000 [Marshmallow][Android 6.0]

Latest TWRP recovery and root for Lenovo a7000 marshmallow firmware.
Download and unzip TWRP and SP Flash tool on PC.
Copy the SuperSU.-v71zip in your phone which you will find in the TWRP .zip file.
Run SP flash tool and In the menu Option tab, go to Download, and put a tick in the DA DL All with Checksum".
choose scatter in the TWRP folder and then select "Download only" and click download.
Now power off the phone and connect the USB cable.
The process will start and after completion, a box will appear with done written on it.
Then Boot into recovery (Power + half a second the two volume buttons).
Now you are on TWRP RECOVERY.
For Rooting: Now select install zip and then navigate to SuperSU-v2.71.zip
reboot.
Download TWRP Recovery 3.0.2-1:click here
Download Latest SP Flash Tool: click here
NOTE: IF YOU ARE USING THIS FOR CUSTOM ROM THEN UNTICK THE BOOT.img IN SPFLASH TOOL WHILE FLASHING THE TWRP OTHERWISE YOUR DEVICE COULD BE IN BOOT LOOP STATE. (FLASH STOCK ROM TO FIX)
FOR STOCK ROM NO NEED TO UNCHECK

Yeah! ☺ Will be trying it later. Thanks for the link.

What about 'CWM Recovery' ?
If one succeeds with this TWRP and rooting, then I think one can change TWRP to CWM using flashify or Rashr, provided he/she should confirm that the 'CWM Recovery' will work on Lenovo A 7000 a with android 6.0 OS. But I do not know if the 'CWM' recovery thatwas used earlier when we were on android 5.0, will still work with android 6.0 or not. Can anybody confirm?

this is working men thanks:angel:

Like a charm
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Lenovo A7000 Marshmallow STOCK FIRMWARE
Flash via spflash tool
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/lenovo-a7000-as223160405-row-andoid-6-0-t3360467/post66404777#post66404777

Does backup and restore works on this twrp?

milankumarn said:
Does backup and restore works on this twrp?
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Yes it support backup and restore.

Worked for me. Thanks a lot!

I have a big problem ...
Few days ago My phone give me option to update to android 6.0 .(Lenovo a7000)
Downloading update package and press update.
When i press update ,phone is immediatly reboot to twrp and thats it .... That all
Nothing happening... rebooting phone and then get message ,update failing and update package automaticaly erased from phone.
Is anything i doing wrong ?
Thanks ,
Regards from Slovenia

Flashed the recovery as instructed, but when I boot into recovery and select Install, Supersu. Zip does not show up even though it is on the phone.
Please help

chabot said:
I have a big problem ...
Few days ago My phone give me option to update to android 6.0 .(Lenovo a7000)
Downloading update package and press update.
When i press update ,phone is immediatly reboot to twrp and thats it .... That all
Nothing happening... rebooting phone and then get message ,update failing and update package automaticaly erased from phone.
Is anything i doing wrong ?
Thanks ,
Regards from Slovenia
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Use the stock rom found here to go back to factory settings using the stock marshmallow rom. Make sure that you flash using SP Flash Tool as instructed in the link. This will replace TWRP with stock recovery.
Afterwards, you can reinstall TWRP and root,etc.
Sent from my Lenovo K50-t5 using XDA-Developers mobile app

after flashing and rooting i format my sdcard as internal and i notice that no zip/img file appear on twrp. has anyone encounter the same problem?

Unable to Root!
Flashed the recovery as instructed, but when I boot into recovery and select Install, Supersu. Zip does not show up even though it is on the phone. It shows the folder but not as a Zip file.
Please help

dan_daniel04 said:
Flashed the recovery as instructed, but when I boot into recovery and select Install, Supersu. Zip does not show up even though it is on the phone. It shows the folder but not as a Zip file.
Please help
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I think you have place the supersu zip in external and locating in internal.
I have tested the recovery and it's working fine

Thanks :good::good::good::good:

Hello any way to root without flashing twrp?

PB1974 said:
Flashed the recovery as instructed, but when I boot into recovery and select Install, Supersu. Zip does not show up even though it is on the phone.
Please help
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I think you have copied the SuperSU-v71.zip in external storage and in TWRP you are searching in internal storage.If it is so the paste it in internal or change storage selection at the time of installing zip.
And paste the zip in root of the storage not in any folder.
As i can see this is your 1st post.
I think this will help you.

Mounting issue with TWRP
After switching sdcard as internal storage. The file manager only shows the ext. Sdcard so from where we can access the internal Sdcard to put that Supersu.zip.And the TWRP only mount only internal Sdcard. Not able to mount ext. Sdcard plz. Help!

Hey can i flash this supersu.zip via twrp 3.02-1?
Couple hours ago i flashed supersu.zip from lenovo a7000 indonesia group, and all i got was bootloop. Is it possible that with this supersu i could get another bootloop? Thanks

Miui keeps replacing TWRP with stock recovery

Hi there,
I'm trying to install TWRP onto my Xiaomi mi6 in order to keep backups and flash custom ROMs.
Last night I tried to install TWRP via ADB. I flashed the .img file, and was careful to hold down the 'volume up' button as I hit the command 'fastboot reboot' to ensure I didn't boot into stock recovery.
This brought me into the TWRP recovery. I selected READ-WRITE option (as opposed to read only) and tried rebooting to system. After this I tried rebooting into recovery to access TWRP once again, but was brought back to the stock recovery. TWRP couldn't be accessed.
I tried to reflash TWRP and to follow the suggestion posted here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-6/development/recovery-twrp-xiaomi-mi-6-t3619822
The file: /system/bin/install-recovery.sh present in stock system is responsible for that.
You can simply stop this from happening by deleting it or renaming it to install-recovery.sh.bak using any root explorer or via TWRP (Advanced -> File Manager).
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However, I could not find the file /system/bin/install-recovery.sh using the TWRP file explorer.
Any suggestions you could offer would be much appreciated.
My current miui version is: global 8.2.2.0 (NCAMIEC) and the phone has not been rooted (bootloader is unlocked).

spraggzilla said:
Hi there,
I'm trying to install TWRP onto my Xiaomi mi6 in order to keep backups and flash custom ROMs.
Last night I tried to install TWRP via ADB. I flashed the .img file, and was careful to hold down the 'volume up' button as I hit the command 'fastboot reboot' to ensure I didn't boot into stock recovery.
This brought me into the TWRP recovery. I selected READ-WRITE option (as opposed to read only) and tried rebooting to system. After this I tried rebooting into recovery to access TWRP once again, but was brought back to the stock recovery. TWRP couldn't be accessed.
I tried to reflash TWRP and to follow the suggestion posted here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-6/development/recovery-twrp-xiaomi-mi-6-t3619822
However, I could not find the file /system/bin/install-recovery.sh using the TWRP file explorer.
Any suggestions you could offer would be much appreciated.
My current miui version is: global 8.2.2.0 (NCAMIEC).
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After the twrp recovery installation is installed in the twrp recovery you install the " no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip" .
This will keep the twrp recovery,after restarting the system.

trifos said:
After the twrp recovery installation is installed in the twrp recovery you install the " no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip" .
This will keep the twrp recovery,after restarting the system.
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Thanks for the response. May I ask, where I find this zip?

spraggzilla said:
Thanks for the response. May I ask, where I find this zip?
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https://build.nethunter.com/android-tools/no-verity-opt-encrypt/no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip

Similarly when I install tarp in my Redmi 5 it gets install but shows 0mb internal storage and after that if I press reboot to recovery or reboot to system then twrp get deleted and mi stock recovery replace it .
Pls any body help me to install it