My Mi6 /data are encrypt
Need lock screen password Decrypted
Can i use dualboot patcher?
install secondary Rom in /system ?
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I have CM11 nightly installed on my Z1C.
I encrypted the device.
I want to decrytpt it since the GPS is not working when the device is encrypted.
CWM recovery does not have support for encrypted filesystems, so I can't wipe the data partition from there.
I can get root access with ADB on the phone when the phone is turned on, but I can't format the /data partition while it is use.
How do I get rid of the encryption?
I don't care about the data on it.
I simply solved it by installing an original firmware from an FTF via flashtool, that reliably wipes the partitions and thus dm-crypt.
Thank you!
That solved my problem!
Hey,
i am using an encrypted stock rom (V30n) with latest SuperSu in system - mode. I am trying to mount the /data partition in TWRP 3.1.0.0, but it always "fails to decrypt /data".
However, if I use LineageOS (latest nightly) with encrypted /data, TWRP is able to mount the partition with my supplied PIN.
There seems to be a difference in stock encryption and LineageOS encryption that prevents TWRP to mount the partition.
Do you have any ideas how to mount encrypted /data from the stock rom?
From what I read is , is that twrp needs the support for the encryption witch is not there by default ( don't know for sure) but basicly twrp is missing the kernel support for just that
There are twrp costum build with the support , just have to find them.
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Hm that's weird, quite possibly that there are some differences and encryption on stock is broken as you suspect.
Glad to hear that they finally added support for AOSP based decryption in official 3.1.0.0, that wasn't available in 3.0.2.0.
I am coming from Moto G3. It didn't have any encryption by default.
I saw some people post that they were having trouble to see files in TWRP recovery because of encryption. Can someone explain to me what's the deal with it? Should I have my phone encrypted while rooting and flashing roms? What happens if I decrypt it?
Thanks!
To my knowledge nothing is going to happen as long as the device isn't multi user. I have my data partition encrypted and TWRP works for me (actually using the blu_spark version).
so if you are using TWRP and data partition is encrypted with fingerprint unlock also set, while booting to TWRP, it will ask you to enter your password
the password is the same you used when setting up your fingerprint
while entering it, it will decrypt the storage automatically letting you flash files from internal storage
that is all you need to know
alternative way is to set security to swipe and you will boot directly to TWRP without needing a password
gwolfu said:
so if you are using TWRP and data partition is encrypted with fingerprint unlock also set, while booting to TWRP, it will ask you to enter your password
the password is the same you used when setting up your fingerprint
while entering it, it will decrypt the storage automatically letting you flash files from internal storage
that is all you need to know
alternative way is to set security to swipe and you will boot directly to TWRP without needing a password
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So TWRP decrypts internal storage when I enter it. Does that mean the next time I boot my device I don't have encryption and need to do it manually?
aayushgala said:
So TWRP decrypts internal storage when I enter it. Does that mean the next time I boot my device I don't have encryption and need to do it manually?
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yes TWRP decrypts the data, but you need to password every time you boot in it
also TWRP does not remove encryption, unless you format the data partition
Let's just make sure we're using the correct terms. TWRP does not decrypt the data partition, it just uses the password provided to decrypt the master decryption key and then sets the correct credentials to access the encrypted data partition. So it stays as it is; you just make it accessible by putting in the correct password.
[HowTO] Remove "/data" partition encryption SM-T585 Samsung Galaxy TAB A6 10.1 (2016)
Hello,
I have downgraded to Android 6.0.1 my SM-T585 and found very frustrating the /data partition encryption, i tried to reformat the partition through TWRP but after reboot the OS re-encrypts the partition and the setup wizards starts again.
Fortunately i found the solution, for this you need to unpack boot.img edit fstab.samsungexynos7870 file and repack boot.img
The only modification required is to remove the `encryptable=footer` at the end of the mounting line of the USERDATA section
basically modify this line
`/dev/block/platform/13540000.dwmmc0/by-name/USERDATA /data ext4 nosuid,nodev,noatime,noauto_da_alloc,discard,journal_async_commit,errors=panic wait,check,encryptable=footer`
into this one
`/dev/block/platform/13540000.dwmmc0/by-name/USERDATA /data ext4 nosuid,nodev,noatime,noauto_da_alloc,discard,journal_async_commit,errors=panic wait,check`
After you write back the new boot.img on your T585 you will need to format the /data from TWRP and wipe cache again, after reboot to system the /data partition will be left un encrypted.
Best regards,
Marc
So, I have the AL10 variant of the phone, with Havoc android8 ROM + MORFUZ Custom kernel + Magisk v16.
I have formatted /data - not wipe , but formatted - and rebooted. Despite custom ROM+kernel+magisk I still have an encrypted /data partition.
What am I doing wrong?
Tweetytek said:
So, I have the AL10 variant of the phone, with Havoc android8 ROM + MORFUZ Custom kernel + Magisk v16.
I have formatted /data - not wipe , but formatted - and rebooted. Despite custom ROM+kernel+magisk I still have an encrypted /data partition.
What am I doing wrong?
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Data is encrypted because the fstab file forces it to be .
Fstab file is in vendor partition.
This is good description on how to do it.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76980317&postcount=3
sorted. thanks
mrmazak said:
Data is encrypted because the fstab file forces it to be .
Fstab file is in vendor partition.
This is good description on how to do it.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76980317&postcount=3
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