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As more Lineage OS builds come on line and multiple "nightly" update builds for devices start to appear, one of the issues users may face is the how and why of installing them. The Lineage UPDATER states that it will reboot to the device's recovery to install the update, but that doesn't guarantee anything. If that recovery happens to be, for example, TWRP 3.0.2.0 on an LG v410 tablet, all that might happen is you might find yourself, as I did, staring at a TWRP screen with NOTHING happening. The goal of this thread is to give Lineage users a place to consolidate their experience-based knowledge of how to handle this - other than re-flashing the whole thing -for whatever device(s) they may have.
It will probably be the same as for my L900 with CM13 were I have to download the update, reboot into TWRP and update manually.
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nezlek said:
As more Lineage OS builds come on line and multiple "nightly" update builds for devices start to appear, one of the issues users may face is the how and why of installing them. The Lineage UPDATER states that it will reboot to the device's recovery to install the update, but that doesn't guarantee anything. If that recovery happens to be, for example, TWRP 3.0.2.0 on an LG v410 tablet, all that might happen is you might find yourself, as I did, staring at a TWRP screen with NOTHING happening. The goal of this thread is to give Lineage users a place to consolidate their experience-based knowledge of how to handle this - other than re-flashing the whole thing -for whatever device(s) they may have.
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Are you able to navigate to the download directory in TWRP?
/data/data/org.lineageos.updater/app_updates
This is far from the worst thing that has ever happened, but WHAT, for instance WOULD be the recoveries that DO allow for automated updates? In my case, I downloaded the new nightly to the root directory my SD Card and let fly, and everything worked, but that seems rather not elegant.
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This is far from the worst thing that has ever happened, but WHAT, for instance WOULD be the recoveries that DO allow for automated updates? In my case, I downloaded the new nightly to the root directory my SD Card and let fly, and everything worked, but that seems rather not elegant.
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Automated updates work fine for me. It automatically boots onto TWRP, applies the update, and reboots.
Might be a device-specific issue. I am on the OnePlus One, and the same TWRP version (of course made for my device).
I am guessing that perhaps there is an issue reading or writing the recovery script.
Interesting. Sure didn't work for me this a.m. but as I said, far from the end of the world. I also think the "nightly" is going to morph into the "weekly" and that will be fine, too. I have yet to find anything that doesn't work to my satisfaction aside from not automatically picking up my Wi-Fi at boot - not exactly a deal breaker
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Interesting. Sure didn't work for me this a.m. but as I said, far from the end of the world. I also think the "nightly" is going to morph into the "weekly" and that will be fine, too. I have yet to find anything that doesn't work to my satisfaction aside from not automatically picking up my Wi-Fi at boot - not exactly a deal breaker
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BTW, are you able to navigate to that directory in TWRP?
Oops. Right after I clicked on send I realized I didn't answer your question!!
Yes, and the zip file is there, but nothing happened. As I said, far from fatal.
I updated my opo (Bacon) with the nightly ota download and most recent twrp, after reboot I had lost my home screen (2 of 3 pages remained) and several of the apps that I had dragged to those screens.. didn't work well for me. I let the ota reboot into twrp and it seemed to proceed without troubles until the opo came back to life. (finished booting)
Galaxy S5 SM-G900T here. Wiped my phone and installed lineage-14.1-20170131-nightly-klte-signed.zip with open_gapps-arm-7.1-stock-20170131 the day it came out and it has been good so far, no crashes or freezes and all apps work good except FolderMount, no biggie. Tried to install lineage-14.1-20170207-nightly-signed.zip and is giving me an "error 7 can't install this package on top of incompatible data". Any way to fix this without factory reset? Doesn't make sense to factory reset every week for an update.
Update: Tried to reflash lineage-14.1-20170131-nightly-klte-signed.zip and got the same error. So something must have changed. The only thing I can think of is I have SU 2.79 installed.
Update 2: Removed root, restored boot and same continues. I dont want to wipe on every update.
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Well, now semi-automatic at any rate.
Are you able to navigate to the download directory in TWRP?
/data/data/org.lineageos.updater/app_updates
First, sincere THANKS to jhedfors for this priceless bit of wisdom
Getting better. Still no "automatic update" but the latest "nightly" build did fire up TWRP, and put the update zip file into the aforementioned folder, and after that, installing it was the proverbial snap. I can't speak for everyone, but I would find no horror in the folks at Lineage giving in to reality and calling the "WEEKLY" as opposed to "NIGHTLY" builds.
Hey, since the only device I happen to have running Nougat at the moment also happens to be the OLDEST device I use on a regular basis, the Complaint Department shall remain CLOSED on this one. :angel:
I have an LG G3 (d855) with working LineageOS. The updater downloads OK and the zip is indeed in /data/data/org.lineageos.updater/app_updates, but TWRP refuses to do anything about it on reboot. I can browse to the folder manually, but it does feel that something isn't firing to get TWRP to perform the install automatically.
What is the trigger for TWRP to install a specific Zip on reboot?
D
For me, One Plus 3, automatic updates don't work. Also manually installing the latest
https://mirrorbits.lineageos.org/full/oneplus3/20170214/lineage-14.1-20170214-nightly-oneplus3-signed.zip gives me an error:
Checking for MD5 file...
Skipping MD5 check: no MD5 file found
Zip file is corrupt!
Updating partition details...
...done
Any idea?
I did a migration via experimental build coming from cm13 then updated to lineage 14, which worked OK.
But since then I cannot update the daily builds.
I have the "same" issue on a Nexus 6.
The updater tells me I have an update, I ok it to download. Once done, I click install, gets into recovery and stops.
Still in the recovery, if I try to manually install from the downloaded location (data/data/...), it says zip failed.
I reboot and try opening that zip on a PC and sure enough, Windows thinks it is corrupt also.
If I re-download manually from "https://download.lineageos.org/shamu" that copy opens fine on the PC and when moved to the phone (data/data/...) installs fine.
There is something corrupting the zip when the updater does its thing. ;-(
Note: This isn't a migration, I have just been updating "nightlies".
Stuck in the TWRP...
Hi everyone, in trouble :/...I have got an LG d802 and updated TWRP from 2.8.7 to 3.0.2-1, then did a boot/system backup of the current cm 13.0 and after that the "experimental" update (as described in the recent update & builds post on lineageos) from cm 13.0 to lineage 14.1 which worked.
I decided to use lineage updater to go to the latest nightly as described which must have failed (booted in TWRP an did nothing...). When installing the 14.1 nightly manually, TWRP 3.0.2-1 showed two error lines with "unknown command".
Since then I'm stuck in TWRP.
Restore of cm 13.0 backup was not possible with neither TWRP 3.0.2-1 nor 2.8.7, no errors, just wouldn't boot. I can't even find any cm 13 build... to try to back which would be an option of course.
I did wipe the system then, lineage expermental + nightly or just nightly can be installed "successfully" with TWRP 3.0.2-1 and 2.8.7 with no errors there anymore, but also the system won't boot.
Please, please help (and/or redirect me to the right thread), what can I do? Thank you!
First, you can ignore the two errors in TWRP
I've gotten them with each update I've installed, but in my case - an LG v410 tablet - I have successfully, if manually, installed three updates so far, with a few peculiarities. "Automatic" is just a nine-letter word concerning updates at this point. I can live with that.
One - it is going to download it to /data/data in the tablet's storage no matter WHAT I do. I can live with that.
Two - I seem to have to download the update at least two times before the Lineage updater accepts the fact that it is there. I can live with that, too.
Three - a "getting there and almost what I want with no major glitches" Nougat build is much preferred to a KitKat build that LG couldn't give a rat's rear end about supporting, and I can DEFINITELY live with that.
But, back to YOUR problem with being stuck in TWRP. Worst case disaster recovery scenario - ANY chance you have a non-Lineage ROM you can revert to and start over from THERE? Realize what a pain that is going to be, but... When I still had CM 12.1 on it, I once did that out of desperation when nothing else seemed to be able to get it to boot. WHY such a laborious process fixed it I have NO IDEA, but better to have a working mystery than a well understood paperweight.
I ASSUME you have respectable backups of your data, etc.. so that loss of TIME is your major issue ?? Also assume you've wiped the caches, etc..?? You COULD try offloading your data, wiping data, and reloading.
It also seems to take a LONG time to reboot after an update. Can I assume you are at least getting to the Lineage animated LOGO screen or are you hanging in TWRP itself?
nezlek said:
I ASSUME you have respectable backups of your data, etc.. so that loss of TIME is your major issue ?? Also assume you've wiped the caches, etc..?? You COULD try offloading your data, wiping data, and reloading.
It also seems to take a LONG time to reboot after an update. Can I assume you are at least getting to the Lineage animated LOGO screen or are you hanging in TWRP itself?
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I'm hanging in TWRP, also did wipe data before. I found a full 13.0 backup, selected all but Data because of storage space..."successful"...still system won't boot...
(Power Off in TWRP doesn't even work, just reboots, if that is of any help...)...A wild guess...file system issue maybe?
Yikes
As reasonable a guess as any, I suppose. I admit I've never had TWRP refuse to power off if nothing else, no matter how badly I had screwed things up (often spectacularly) elsewhere.
ASSUME you've tried the hold the power button until it shuts off, after which it should have booted to Android when powered on trick. Or, assuming you can do so, pull the battery?
Perhaps your bootloader is the culprit. Can you just re-flash that?
I got stuck in TWRP Recovery Boot-Loop. Already had the issue before with cm14.1 beginning of december. Didn't they fix the bug or is it another one?
For the specs: I got a Nexus 4 - mako.
I did this FIX and it booted up again as it was before: https://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-lg-g3/general/fix-recovery-loop-twrp-computer-t2873386
What's now correct update? Download and dirty install manually in TWRP?
Thanks for the post
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I've NEVER encountered that issue so glad to see someone has figured out a more elegant solution. I suspect your CM 14.1 problem is / was device (build for it) specific, as NONE of my CM / Lineage devices has ever done any such thing and they've all been updated several times in the last month.
In every case, however, I 've had to MANUALLY install the update zip file from within TWRP. Far worse things have happened and since I drive a stick shift car anyway, what the problem?
Dear every one, I really like this ROM, but how to flash this ROM?
I try to flash to use fastboot and TWRP with IMG flashIng, but after flashing them, the mobile phone will jump to Bootloader page, but when I use the same method in other ROM(like PHH and RR6.1.0)it works. My last ROM version is MIUI10-8.7.12 Globle.
details here
1.formate data
2.4 wipe
3.install and choose img file with system type.
4.wipe again
5.reboot
THanks.
If supported you can flash the image in bootloader mode.
Type in this command.
fastboot flash system nameofimage.img and reboot.
PE just wont boot for some devices. There is a whole different thread about fixing this, it may be for Huawei, but it could work for more devices. Apparently flashing a patched boot from Magisk works.
flash magisk 16.6 it will boot. but then you will have to also format data(not wipe) in twrp to disable encryption.
It finally works!
The steps I took to get it working are the following:
1. Boot to TWRP (I used version 3.2.0.1/v5 from here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-mix-2s/development/recovery-twrp-mix-2s-t3790922
2. Format data, confirm with "yes"
3. Wipe data, system, cache, dalvik
4. Install latest Pixel Experince.img (GSI) from the thread on XDA
5. Flash magisk 16.6 directly after the image. Didn't do a reboot before flashing magisk
6. Rebooted system
7. Got many warnings that the device is not Google certified. Search for this terms and you'll find a tutorial to get rid of the messages. Simply downloaded the "device+ID.apk" from XDA and installed it. Wrote down the GSF ID and visited the mentioned page and got my device registered. Warnings are gone, play services are running perfectly fine. Here's the link to the article https://www.google.at/amp/s/www.xda...fix-device-not-certified-by-google-error/amp/
8. Rebooted system again
Works like a charm. Got everything set up to my needs. Only thing I had to configure was the navigation bar as it was hidden from the beginning. Just opened settings and toggled the navigation bar settings from one setting to the other and it appeared.
Will definitely be my daily driver from no on. Finally we can have a "Pixel" for half the price!
I'm so happy right now. Thanks to all the people who supported me and answered all my questions!
kleinholzinferno said:
It finally works!
The steps I took to get it working are the following:
1. Boot to TWRP (I'm using version 3.2.0.1)
2. Format data, confirm with "yes"
3. Wipe data, system, cache, dalvik
4. Install latest Pixel Experince.img (GSI) from the thread on XDA
5. Flash magisk 16.6 directly after the image. Didn't do a reboot before flashing magisk
6. Rebooted system
7. Got many warnings that the device is not Google certified. Search for this terms and you'll find a tutorial to get rid of the messages. Simply downloaded the "device+ID.apk" from XDA and installed it. Wrote down the GSF ID and visited the mentioned page and got my device registered. Warnings are gone, play services are running perfectly fine. Here's the link to the article https://www.google.at/amp/s/www.xda...fix-device-not-certified-by-google-error/amp/
9. Rebooted system again and it works like a charm. Got everything set up to my needs. Only thing I had to configure was the navigation bar as it was hidden from the beginning. Just opened settings and toggled the navigation bar settings from one setting to the other and it appeared.
Will definitely be my daily driver from no on. Finally we can have a "Pixel" for half the price!
I'm so happy right now. Thanks to all the people who supported me and answered all my questions!
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didnt worked for me rebooted into recovery i used 3.2.1-0 can you link me yours?
From this thread
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-mix-2s/development/recovery-twrp-mix-2s-t3790922
I used version 5 because in version 6 usb MTP mode is disabled.
Which rom did you come from? I came from a working official resurrection remix gsi. But I don't know if this matters as you wipe everything from the device.
Have you ever had a treble gsi running on your device? I remember installing RR after the android P beta from Xiaomi failed. I then started from scratch and installed the latest official global stable miui rom for the MiMix2S from Xiaomi without magisk and all and went from there. Don't know why but this fixed the problem with the RR gsi.
Maybe theres a problem with older mods you have done. You could try and start from zero and get the device back into the original state.
Hope it works out for you! Let us know how it turned out. Could be anyone else has some more input for you.
I know it's frustrating to flash a rom that works for others and not on your device although you have the same as them and followed every step in the tutorial. I've been there so many times that I lost count but it's always the little things that cause problems. Take your time, read some more about this whole stuff. I had to read a lot to get into this topic. Maybe theres a nother method of flashing that works for you.
kleinholzinferno said:
From this thread
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-mix-2s/development/recovery-twrp-mix-2s-t3790922
I used version 5 because in version 6 usb MTP mode is disabled.
Which rom did you come from? I came from a working official resurrection remix gsi. But I don't know if this matters as you wipe everything from the device.
Have you ever had a treble gsi running on your device? I remember installing RR after the android P beta from Xiaomi failed. I then started from scratch and installed the latest official global stable miui rom for the MiMix2S from Xiaomi without magisk and all and went from there. Don't know why but this fixed the problem with the RR gsi.
Maybe theres a problem with older mods you have done. You could try and start from zero and get the device back into the original state.
Hope it works out for you! Let us know how it turned out. Could be anyone else has some more input for you.
I know it's frustrating to flash a rom that works for others and not on your device although you have the same as them and followed every step in the tutorial. I've been there so many times that I lost count but it's always the little things that cause problems. Take your time, read some more about this whole stuff. I had to read a lot to get into this topic. Maybe theres a nother method of flashing that works for you.
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i started from 0 flashed in order global official miui rom after rr and after pixel experience all ok without strange messages
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i started from 0 flashed in order global official miui rom after rr and after pixel experience all ok without strange messages
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Very good, great it works for you now.
Enjoy the new phone! I have it running for a few days now and so far I love it! I'm never going back to miui again! Never!
Some things are not working at the moment like Bluetooth audio to car stereo. Although it shows the song playing with the title and the correct time on the car head unit I hear no sound. Hands free calls work without any problems.
In band ringing doesn't work so I don't hear my ringtone over the car stereo. I can activate this in developer options but it doesn't stay on and doesn't work. Nevermind, this isn't important.
Haven't found many other things that I need at the moment.
Great rom, hope it gets maintained in the future and there will be a device specific rom for the MiMix2S in the near future.
Hopefully Android P in fall/winter?
kleinholzinferno said:
It finally works!
The steps I took to get it working are the following:
1. Boot to TWRP (I'm using version 3.2.0.1/v5 from here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-mix-2s/development/recovery-twrp-mix-2s-t3790922
2. Format data, confirm with "yes"
3. Wipe data, system, cache, dalvik
4. Install latest Pixel Experince.img (GSI) from the thread on XDA
5. Flash magisk 16.6 directly after the image. Didn't do a reboot before flashing magisk
6. Rebooted system
7. Got many warnings that the device is not Google certified. Search for this terms and you'll find a tutorial to get rid of the messages. Simply downloaded the "device+ID.apk" from XDA and installed it. Wrote down the GSF ID and visited the mentioned page and got my device registered. Warnings are gone, play services are running perfectly fine. Here's the link to the article https://www.google.at/amp/s/www.xda...fix-device-not-certified-by-google-error/amp/
8. Rebooted system again
Works like a charm. Got everything set up to my needs. Only thing I had to configure was the navigation bar as it was hidden from the beginning. Just opened settings and toggled the navigation bar settings from one setting to the other and it appeared.
Will definitely be my daily driver from no on. Finally we can have a "Pixel" for half the price!
I'm so happy right now. Thanks to all the people who supported me and answered all my questions!
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Thanks for sharing so much...but I wanna know flashing Magisk 16.6 is significant or not? Why should I must flash that..caz I use bank App which is not allowed root device..Oh, I try to flash Omin ROM, but it can't get into the system..and Magisk16.6 can't be flashed in with error..
jayxiao171735 said:
Thanks for sharing so much...but I wanna know flashing Magisk 16.6 is significant or not? Why should I must flash that..caz I use bank App which is not allowed root device..
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Magisk was mandatory for me because otherwise it ended up booting only to recovery.
I haven't tried what happens when you uninstall magisk after successfully setting up the device.
If you need to hide root use magisk hide, maybe that helps?
Hi all,
so today I found a treble-enabled ROM of Android Pie and wanted to flash it. Thing is, I need to enable treble for me first. The treble check says that Treble is indeed supported, and so does the OnePlus website, but I don't have access to the vendor partition in TWRP. Using TWRP 3.2.3-1, by the way.
So, I read that MoKee enables Treble. Tried that, flashed the rom, flashed the radio and then the rom, factory wiped, flashed rom, factory wiped, flashed radio and rom, nothing. Still can't get Treble support. Then I tried kylothow's Trebliser, but nothing there either. I am realy at a loss here - I even reinstalled OOS (newest beta of course) and I couldn't get the vendor partition to show up, which is weird considering installing said trebliser actually states "Vendor partition found, good!" when installing, and then proceeds to in fact patch the vendor partition. It just doesn"t do anything, I can't install GSIs, can't even get the treble check to register that I do in fact have treble.
So this is where I turn to you guys. Do you have any idea what I could do in this situation? Please answer genuinely and don't post "just wait for an official android p".
Thanks!
Okay there's a few things remember here after flashing the mokee trebleize pack you should have had the addition of the vendor partition included in your TWRP file system if you have the blue spark TWRP version YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO SEE THE ADDITION OF THE VENDOR PARTITION WHEN YOU GO TO MOUNT FOLLOWING THAT.
*** Make sure that after the trebleize is installed or whatever don't touch vendor partition ever just leave it alone you don't need to do anything to it it's fine if some ROM needs to update it you don't have to worry about wiping it first because it'll take care of that with the configuration script in the zip file. Even if you want to go back to a regular Android 8. 1 ROM you don't have to worry about the vendor partition the way it's set up the vendor partition that exist inside the one plus 5T that was created for Treble is not seen by any AOSP ROMs so it's going to create its own vendor folder inside of the system partition like it normally does and that you will not conflict because the fs tab does not Mount the new vendor. By leaving vendor alone and never touching it you're just ensuring that when you flashed yes eyes you're not missing something that's essential to the boot up process and it's one thing that you can from any potential uncertainty as to why a treble mage may or may not be booting.
Follow this....
Normal Android ROMs you would usually wipe system data cache D-cache if you were going to install a new ROM that wasn't just an upgraded version of the one that you were already running you'd have to start from scratch always. This is still what you should do it whenever you want to start and flash a fresh regular ROM or treble run always do that but it's how you proceed from here that is a little difference between the two.
With a regular ROM you would just go on to flash the ROM that you want to install followed by Gapps and so on.
When you want to flash a treble image you need to be on a clean fresh ROM that has treble support already good to go in that it can see that vendor partition that was made before and that it contains the binderized HALs needed as well. Because official treble support is still in beta with the OnePlus 5T the only officially supported treble Android 8. 1 ROM is mokee so you always want to start with a clean flash of the Mokee ROM because it also contains the supported kernel and ramdisk and other things as well.
Upon flashing a fresh version of mokee you want to go ahead and Flash no-dm-variety to ensure data is not encrypted because it will lead to a bootloop and the only way to get it to work will be to either format your SD card or to install the no variety which is the way to go just install it every time you flash mokee so that way you know everything is good.
**** I've only had experience using Android 8. 1 GSi so I'm not sure exactly how it would work concerning open G apps because I've only had to do it with two 8. 1 apps I'm not touching the Android P treble ROM until it's official so anything that I'm saying here has nothing to do with that if that's the image you're trying to install that I can't help you with it because I don't honestly know I remember reading something about that changing something different with it and I got to read up more on it.****
So next part depends on whether the GSI you're trying to flash comes with GFS included inside of it some do some don't I think most do but just make sure you read the instructions on the forms from where you download them from where they will tell you about the gf's the ones that I've installed that didn't have gf's on I would install mokee then I would flashed gf's to mokee but I've seen ones where people have flashed the gf's after flashing the treble images well and they didn't have any problem so just make sure you read into that one. obviously if the GS I can change the gf's then don't flash any before flashing or after as it will be flashed when we install it to the image and everything will be.
Which brings us to the last part if you did everything right up to this point then you should have no trouble installing the GSI through either TWRP or fastboot but before you do just make sure you go back to White and you just swipe to factory reset again so that we know that we cleaned out the data and we're on something clean after on encrypting the data if you did Flash no variety but remember don't wipe any partitions you want to make sure that you leave mokee on there. if you do it correctly you won't even need to wipe anything afterwards you should literally just need to be able to install the image into the system partition now and then reboot and it should work fine
It's your choice on how to go about doing it I've had success with TWRP but I've had more success using the fastboot method if for some reason you do try TWRP and it flashes and says success in 10 seconds then just reboot to fastboot mode in just flash it from there because you probably going to run into an issue just factory reset it again before you do it by swiping you don't have to wipe any of the partitions leave those alone.
So either go to the fastboot route which is put the phone in fastboot Point your terminal to the area where your GSI is located on your computer and then type fastboot flash system xxxGSI NAMEXXX.IMG.... OBVIOUSLY REPLACE THE FIRST PART WITH THE ACTUAL NAME OF YOURS. Next press enter and give it a few seconds and then you should see it's a success at which time you can reboot the phone and it should boot after a few short minutes.
If you wanted to use the twrp I believe I saw something about how you have to be on version 3.2.2 or above most likely for blue spark version as I use that one because it has treble support and I can see the vendor image even though I don't touch it. So if you flash it here you want to make sure instead of rebooting to fastboot like before you would just go to install and select image then find the image on your phone select it and then select the system images where you are installing it and then wipe the bar at the bottom for Flash and then upon it finishing you should hit reboot and let the phone boot up the first time set it up and then you can go back and you can go back to TWRP if you want to flash magisk or any other modules or TWRP Zips I've stated first then make sure you move the phone and go back and do all the modifying after otherwise you're getting stuck. I hope this helps feel free to contact me if you have any trouble.
theandroidas said:
Hi all,
so today I found a treble-enabled ROM of Android Pie and wanted to flash it. Thing is, I need to enable treble for me first. The treble check says that Treble is indeed supported, and so does the OnePlus website, but I don't have access to the vendor partition in TWRP. Using TWRP 3.2.3-1, by the way.
So, I read that MoKee enables Treble. Tried that, flashed the rom, flashed the radio and then the rom, factory wiped, flashed rom, factory wiped, flashed radio and rom, nothing. Still can't get Treble support. Then I tried kylothow's Trebliser, but nothing there either. I am realy at a loss here - I even reinstalled OOS (newest beta of course) and I couldn't get the vendor partition to show up, which is weird considering installing said trebliser actually states "Vendor partition found, good!" when installing, and then proceeds to in fact patch the vendor partition. It just doesn"t do anything, I can't install GSIs, can't even get the treble check to register that I do in fact have treble.
So this is where I turn to you guys. Do you have any idea what I could do in this situation? Please answer genuinely and don't post "just wait for an official android p".
Thanks!
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Bro can u plz tell me how to get back to 8.1 oreo i am on 9.0 and didn't get treble support
Moto G Stylus Metro PCS brand:
I'm brand new to this subject so please forgive any ignorance. I'm decent with linux but new to android stuff.
Tried flashing the latest weekly build of OmniROM - now seems to be stuck at boot screen and won't go past. I am coming from latest OTA update from Motorola.
Phone was not rooted prior to starting this.
I also accidentally wiped slot A with my factory image on it (oops).
TWRP did not ask for any decryption key so I ran:
fastboot erase userdata
and this seemed to fix errors that I was getting while flashing with respect to denying access.
What I've done:
-Unlocked bootloader
-Installed TWRP 3.5.0-10 from the g-stylus forum.
-wiped and formatted via TWRP
-flashed 5/23 weekly build of OmniROM
Now no matter what I do or what slot I flash to it will not get past the Omni boot load animated screen. I've run this for almost 2 hours and nothing happens.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
nutsnax said:
Moto G Stylus Metro PCS brand:
I'm brand new to this subject so please forgive any ignorance. I'm decent with linux but new to android stuff.
Tried flashing the latest weekly build of OmniROM - now seems to be stuck at boot screen and won't go past. I am coming from latest OTA update from Motorola.
Phone was not rooted prior to starting this.
I also accidentally wiped slot A with my factory image on it (oops).
TWRP did not ask for any decryption key so I ran:
fastboot erase userdata
and this seemed to fix errors that I was getting while flashing with respect to denying access.
What I've done:
-Unlocked bootloader
-Installed TWRP 3.5.0-10 from the g-stylus forum.
-wiped and formatted via TWRP
-flashed 5/23 weekly build of OmniROM
Now no matter what I do or what slot I flash to it will not get past the Omni boot load animated screen. I've run this for almost 2 hours and nothing happens.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Weekly builds may be unstable. I'm actually curious on how you got a hold of such build for the this device. Most, if not all ROMs are unofficial for the stylus and updates for each rom varies by contributed developers.....
However, you say you're decent with Linux. I'm sure there's some developers here that would help you with various tools to learn on how to make your own version of any type of OS.
As for OmniRom, I'd probably ask @vache for some help, for he has his own unofficial version.
Also, I recommend that you have the latest platform tools and the moto software tool if you don't have these yet...
nevermind I got it working. I was flashing p2pstate.bin directly (somehow this works?) when instead I was supposed to extract the image files and flash the respective files.
Seems to boot up now. Thanks!
nutsnax said:
nevermind I got it working. I was flashing p2pstate.bin directly (somehow this works?) when instead I was supposed to extract the image files and flash the respective files.
Seems to boot up now. Thanks!
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That's good you got it to work. One developer once told me, when all else fails, think outside of the box. You'll eventually get it to work somehow
I have your solution cuz I went through the same thing.. you have to start out with stock Android 10 so you have to be bootloader unlocked and rooted that way you can downgrade your software and it's only the super images that you have to downgrade.. so just flash your supers and you'll be fine but they have to be stock Android 10 it doesn't matter what firmware version because you're keeping the same modem file
Hello to everyone! I own a Nokia 3.2 and the stock rom, though updated quite regularly with more recent security patches, is very slow and I wanted to try @phhusson 's GSI on it. I've already unlocked the bootloader and identified the right rom to download using Treble Info but I'm stuck because of a missing TWRP so I was looking forward to porting one.
I've searched for a guide about TWRP porting but it seems easier to do it with MTK SoCs... Treble roms are a great deal but what if you don't have a recovery available to flash them?
Maybe I could try to flash system.img straight from fastboot: it makes sense too but I'm not that much confident about that approach given that it isn't adviced anywhere, at least according to my findings.
Thanks in advance for your advices and have a nice day!
There are some updates. I've checked and I've been quite puzzled to discover that, at least by what it seems, recovery, recovery_a and recovery_b partitions don't exist (I'd expect recovery_a and recovery_b being the Nokia 3.2 an AB smartphone but I've searched for recovery too after knowing neither of them existed) so I've given up the TWRP way.
I've then tried to flash the system image by fastboot. I've got the "Invalid sparse file format at header magic" error but the flash continued and I let it go as it seemed to go on fine up to a successful flash. I've also deleted userdata still from fastboot then rebooted but nothing: it remained stuck on the "Android One" boot logo.
I could still access bootloader and recovery mode (obviously the stock one as I couldn't successfully flash TWRP) so I've thought to make a factory reset from recovery mode and this was the key. After rebooting, everything has gone fine. Honestly speaking, I don't know why erasing userdata from fastboot wasn't enough...
Overall, the thread remains without a solution given that I haven't still managed to find (or port) a suitable TWRP nor I can think of a way to flash it eventually but at least I've managed to install @phhusson 's GSI and, given that it has already GAPPS (downloading the appropriate version) and root built-in, a custom recovery isn't mandatory, at least for basic usage.
I just need to add that with only 16Gb of ROM only a bit less than 6Gb are left for data but this isn't anyone's mistake but just due to the fact that we're talking about Android 12 on a low specs smartphone. Still a great step forward over the stock firmware which is really sluggish.
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There are some updates. I've checked and I've been quite puzzled to discover that, at least by what it seems, recovery, recovery_a and recovery_b partitions don't exist (I'd expect recovery_a and recovery_b being the Nokia 3.2 an AB smartphone but I've searched for recovery too after knowing neither of them existed) so I've given up the TWRP way.
I've then tried to flash the system image by fastboot. I've got the "Invalid sparse file format at header magic" error but the flash continued and I let it go as it seemed to go on fine up to a successful flash. I've also deleted userdata still from fastboot then rebooted but nothing: it remained stuck on the "Android One" boot logo.
I could still access bootloader and recovery mode (obviously the stock one as I couldn't successfully flash TWRP) so I've thought to make a factory reset from recovery mode and this was the key. After rebooting, everything has gone fine. Honestly speaking, I don't know why erasing userdata from fastboot wasn't enough...
Overall, the thread remains without a solution given that I haven't still managed to find (or port) a suitable TWRP nor I can think of a way to flash it eventually but at least I've managed to install @phhusson 's GSI and, given that it has already GAPPS (downloading the appropriate version) and root built-in, a custom recovery isn't mandatory, at least for basic usage.
I just need to add that with only 16Gb of ROM only a bit less than 6Gb are left for data but this isn't anyone's mistake but just due to the fact that we're talking about Android 12 on a low specs smartphone. Still a great step forward over the stock firmware which is really sluggish.
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I have the same phone, and would like to tell a few things.
The reason you were stuck on the android one logo is because most GSIs (LOS for instance) require DM-Verity (Android Verified Boot - AVB) to be disabled, and to do that, there are a couple of methods, but the only one I've tried working, is to flash your GSI onto rooted stock ROM. Without this, i was unable to get anything to boot
Secondly if you're looking for a fast ROM for this phone, I'd recommend android 12 with MicroG (via MinMicroG) which is slightly problematic (no location, apps dont find GMS) but the combination im using currently is by far the fastest, with lineageOS android 11 with "LiteGAPPS" through Magisk. this is an almost completely working gapps package (one problem: WhatsApp doesnt find google account, which is fixed by flashing from recovery) with better overall speed.
Additionally I've been using the "HEBF" app which might be giving me better performance too.
Still no fixes for storage though . I'm pretty much married to the Storage Space Running Out notification now and we're living a happy life
Thanks for your advices!
Hi there,
I've been using a self booting TWRP on my European Nokia 3.2 several times. It works pretty well except for a couple of minor bugs. Just boot it via Fastboot with "boot selfbootXXX.img". I've been able to flash a handful of IMGs and do the usual stuff.
Did you guys managed to have working jack and Bluetooth ? I'm stuck with an old Andy Yan Rom, on newer ones, either jack is not detected or, when it is, sound is still routed to the phone speakers. I've tried LOS, PHH et Andy Yan's roms. All the tricks I've found and tried gave me absolutely no results.
Sorry my bad English as well as for the thread hijacking.
Gwel said:
Hi there,
I've been using a self booting TWRP on my European Nokia 3.2 several times. It works pretty well except for a couple of minor bugs. Just boot it via Fastboot with "boot selfbootXXX.img". I've been able to flash a handful of IMGs and do the usual stuff.
Did you guys managed to have working jack and Bluetooth ? I'm stuck with an old Andy Yan Rom, on newer ones, either jack is not detected or, when it is, sound is still routed to the phone speakers. I've tried LOS, PHH et Andy Yan's roms. All the tricks I've found and tried gave me absolutely no results.
Sorry my bad English as well as for the thread hijacking.
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I use PHH's GSIs and you need to change some settings from treble options to get them working.
Gwel said:
Hi there,
I've been using a self booting TWRP on my European Nokia 3.2 several times. It works pretty well except for a couple of minor bugs. Just boot it via Fastboot with "boot selfbootXXX.img". I've been able to flash a handful of IMGs and do the usual stuff.
Did you guys managed to have working jack and Bluetooth ? I'm stuck with an old Andy Yan Rom, on newer ones, either jack is not detected or, when it is, sound is still routed to the phone speakers. I've tried LOS, PHH et Andy Yan's roms. All the tricks I've found and tried gave me absolutely no results.
Sorry my bad English as well as for the thread hijacking.
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For me, i had to enable "force disable a2dp offload" and "alternate way of detecting headsets" and after that bluetooth and wired headsets worked fine