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This is a flashable ZIP, containing the latest kernel and build of Android 4.3 by Google. It is made for the Google Nexus 7 3G, and is flashable through TWRP. I did not test it since I don't have a 3G model of the Nexus 7.
Download link: https://mega.co.nz/#!xskHxaRb!ZP3kYCk66VinJc70TswVBSAv8yZ3QoKKgUCtzVe66lY
Odexed, and no superuser management tool. Chainfire released an experimental version supporting Android 4.3 on his Google+. so I'll add that to the OP later.
Enjoy!
Anybody tested?
Also, will there be radio and bootlosder in flashable form?
Fatal1ty_18_RUS said:
Anybody tested?
Also, will there be radio and bootlosder in flashable form?
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From what i can see, there is no bootloader and radio in it, so anyone has to flash it by himself.
EDIT: The ZIP works fine, i just flashed bootloader and radio through fastboot prior to installing it over TWRP. Haven't tested any root zips, yet.
i got 4.3
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Root does work, flashing this zip. Although Titanium Backup didn't work at first, i installed busybox, changed the backups location from /storage/emulated/0 -> /storage/emulated/legacy and i had to uncheck the first backup to make the restore work (no idea which of those three things actually did the work).
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That's great, but can someone explain why baseband is still old (i've flashed 0.18 and on fastboot i see the correct version, but on System->About i get still 0.17)?
stadicon said:
Root does work, flashing this zip. Although Titanium Backup didn't work at first, i installed busybox, changed the backups location from /storage/emulated/0 -> /storage/emulated/legacy and i had to uncheck the first backup to make the restore work (no idea which of those three things actually did the work).
That's great, but can someone explain why baseband is still old (i've flashed 0.18 and on fastboot i see the correct version, but on System->About i get still 0.17)?
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you mean you flash the zip in stock recovery??
Gabrieltan said:
you mean you flash the zip in stock recovery??
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I don't have stock recovery, TWRP remained untouched through this process. I just installed this zip to gain root access through TWRP, then changed setting in Titanium Backup to make it work..
stadicon said:
I don't have stock recovery, TWRP remained untouched through this process. I just installed this zip to gain root access through TWRP, then changed setting in Titanium Backup to make it work..
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so your point is flash the rom then direct flash the zip?? because if boot then flash the zip definitely TWRP will lose. Am i right?
Gabrieltan said:
so your point is flash the rom then direct flash the zip?? because if boot then flash the zip definitely TWRP will lose. Am i right?
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No, why it should get lost?
The process i did was:
1) Boot at bootloader ([POWER]+[VOL-])
2) fastboot flash bootloader <bootloader.img>
3) fastboot flash radio <radio.img>
4) Start recovery (TWRP)
5) Flash stock-4.3 zip
6) Flash SuperSU zip
That's all. Neither recovery, nor userdata were touched through this process. The only affected partitions are bootloader, radio, system, boot and data.
stadicon said:
No, why it should get lost?
The process i did was:
1) Boot at bootloader ([POWER]+[VOL-])
2) fastboot flash bootloader <bootloader.img>
3) fastboot flash radio <radio.img>
4) Start recovery (TWRP)
5) Flash stock-4.3 zip
6) Flash SuperSU zip
That's all. Neither recovery, nor userdata were touched through this process. The only affected partitions are bootloader, radio, system, boot and data.
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i just full wipe my tilapia.. lolx.. anyway, i have backup all of my apps in zip file.. hahaha
one thing can confirm is no need flash bootloader.. i didnt flash it still ok.. but radio i not sure yet..because dont have simcard right now..lolx
Gabrieltan said:
i just full wipe my tilapia.. lolx.. anyway, i have backup all of my apps in zip file.. hahaha
one thing can confirm is no need flash bootloader.. i didnt flash it still ok.. but radio i not sure yet..because dont have simcard right now..lolx
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You mean you download zip file from OP, then flash it in TWRP?
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zard said:
You mean you download zip file from OP, then flash it in TWRP?
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yup.. without flash bootloader.. now trying for titanium.. where can change the storage thing?
Gabrieltan said:
yup.. without flash bootloader.. now trying for titanium.. where can change the storage thing?
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This is Chainfire's information: You can fix this by going into preferences and selecting a folder under /storage/emulated/legacy as backup/restore path, not under /storage/emulated/0
I think it means that you copy your files from /storage/emulated/0 to /storage/emulated/legacy, then rescan backup directory and set to /storage/emulated/legacy.
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zard said:
This is Chainfire's information: You can fix this by going into preferences and selecting a folder under /storage/emulated/legacy as backup/restore path, not under /storage/emulated/0
I think it means that you copy your files from /storage/emulated/0 to /storage/emulated/legacy, then rescan backup directory and set to /storage/emulated/legacy.
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that is what i did just now... and it cause i lost my root for tb.. now trying clear data, forget root and rerun the application
Gabrieltan said:
i just full wipe my tilapia.. lolx.. anyway, i have backup all of my apps in zip file.. hahaha
one thing can confirm is no need flash bootloader.. i didnt flash it still ok.. but radio i not sure yet..because dont have simcard right now..lolx
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Yeah, i forgot to say that i full wiped first, of course (not sure if it's mandatory, though). Bootloader and radio may not be so important, as after i flashed them 4.2.2 booted successfully (before installing 4.3) which might be a sign that not much of a difference was made.
Gabrieltan said:
yup.. without flash bootloader.. now trying for titanium.. where can change the storage thing?
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Just go on to Menu->Preferences... . There is an option about the location of the backups (the first option under Backup Settings). If you press on it you get on /storage/emulated/0/TitaniumBackup but you change that to /storage/emulated/legacy/TitaniumBackup. Practically, it's the same folder (nothing needs to be copied or anything) but it's just on a different mount point and for some reason (i am guessing permissions) it does work. If it asks you to copy any other backups just don't do it, everything is already there.
stadicon said:
Just go on to Menu->Preferences... . There is an option about the location of the backups (the first option under Backup Settings). If you press on it you get on /storage/emulated/0/TitaniumBackup but you change that to /storage/emulated/legacy/TitaniumBackup. Practically, it's the same folder (nothing needs to be copied or anything) but it's just on a different mount point and for some reason (i am guessing permissions) it does work. If it asks you to copy any other backups just don't do it, everything is already there.
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LOLx... i did that and now my backup all lose.. urs still at there?? one more thing, you able use tb to delete apps??
There should be no way to lose your backups unless you have chosen purposely to do so. Check that your Titanium Backups folder is still there in SDCARD.
If I weren't on vacation using only Chromebook I'd have upped this this morning with root; I managed via ARM Chromebook dev mode with adb and fastboot to backup data from my N4 and N7 3G and then install stock, flash recovery and make root, followed by restoring my titanium data. Both devices were as they were in 4.2.2 but in 4.3 within the hour.
Furthermore I had the ability to flash Franco r170 on the N4
Gabrieltan said:
LOLx... i did that and now my backup all lose.. urs still at there?? one more thing, you able use tb to delete apps??
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Just use a file manager to make sure everything is fine. Technically, /storage/emulated/0/TitaniumBackup and /storage/emulated/legacy/TitaniumBackup is the same folder, i don't know why TB does't list your backups.
BTW, i think the battery drain issue is now fixed.
stadicon said:
Just use a file manager to make sure everything is fine. Technically, /storage/emulated/0/TitaniumBackup and /storage/emulated/legacy/TitaniumBackup is the same folder, i don't know why TB does't list your backups.
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i also dont know why.. but i can backup... ya, only can use root explorer to delete, i tried few apps, all cant delete..
gapps hosted here works: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2248654
this Recovery is now depreciated go https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=71244945 instead
What's new
MTP auto mount on boot fixed!
Data unmount after few seconds fixed.
Bugs
Battery Info doesn't work (due to M based sources)
Data decryption
Mount Loop devices (Kernel issue) can't be fixed atm
Credits: TWRP (Team win Recovery Project)
Huawei
@BadWolfYe for giving info on how he got MTP working.
Me
Current status: Stable
Created: 2016-11-20
Removed
LastStandingDroid said:
This was shared here for reasons that some P9 users came to our H8 thread so i decided to post it here as well.
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Thank you so much for your hard work. When you say data works but requires reflash could you explain which part requires reflash?
Regards
Lee
Just to clarify, does this allow mounting and editting of /system partition, manually via TWRP terminal?
Atarii said:
Just to clarify, does this allow mounting and editting of /system partition, manually via TWRP terminal?
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Yes you can mount cust, data, system, product, vendor
thel2dab said:
Thank you so much for your hard work. When you say data works but requires reflash could you explain which part requires reflash?
Regards
Lee
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The properdata fix will flash a empty image to the phone which you'll have to resize after flash or I'll get 2.Gb of internal storage only.you might need repair data first or reboot recovery for it to be repairable.
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U are best.
Does flashing ROM's work?
I whant to flash newest N emui 5.0 wihout roolback
I don't know why but my phone fails to boot after flashing the properdatafix.zip and resizing.
It resizes correctly but after it won't boot. I have to flash old firmware and upgrade to to 7.0 again.
Any help would be great.
Regards
Lee
richish said:
U are best.
Does flashing ROM's work?
I whant to flash newest N emui 5.0 wihout roolback
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It flashes firmwares yes I've reflashed N and the hw_EU full package
thel2dab said:
I don't know why but my phone fails to boot after flashing the properdatafix.zip and resizing.
It resizes correctly but after it won't boot. I have to flash old firmware and upgrade to to 7.0 again.
Any help would be great.
Regards
Lee
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Exactly what did you flash? AFAIK if it is a zip that mounts a image it will either bill the flash process with a reboot or make your device stuck on splash screen. What zip did u use?
If.u flashed N pack from M twrp u can install it again with this twrp. If it doesn't boot then it's probably due to a Img (ext4) that is being mounted and that's most likely is due to modified boot.img which will kill the boot procedure supersu package can make a modified boot but it won't boot due to su.img being mounted so it'll reboot to recovery
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Exactly what did you flash? AFAIK if it is a zip that mounts a image it will either bill the flash process with a reboot or make your device stuck on splash screen. What zip did u use?
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I flashed the properdatafix.zip from the 1st post. Then rebooted in to twrp went to wipe - advanced wipe - data - resize partion - reboot - stuck on black screen.
fastboot flash, recovery, boot, system, from stock to get device booting again.
I must be doing something wrong. I know this is really cheeky to ask but could you make a video or something of the correct flashing procedure? The way I have tried is like this:
1 Fastboot flash your recovery.img
2. Boot into TWRP recovery.
3. Install properdatafix.zip
4. Reboot recovery.
5. Resize data partition.
6. Reboot and phone wont boot anymore.
Regards
Lee
thel2dab said:
I flashed the properdatafix.zip from the 1st post. Then rebooted in to twrp went to wipe - advanced wipe - data - resize partion - reboot - stuck on black screen.
fastboot flash, recovery, boot, system, from stock to get device booting again.
I must be doing something wrong. I know this is really cheeky to ask but could you make a video or something of the correct flashing procedure? The way I have tried is like this:
1 Fastboot flash your recovery.img
2. Boot into TWRP recovery.
3. Install properdatafix.zip
4. Reboot recovery.
5. Resize data partition.
6. Reboot and phone wont boot anymore.
Regards
Lee
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You can install the firmware again after you resized the data partition if something goes wrong and report back if it helps. Maybe it is a block issue in fstab but it shouldn't be
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I also will not boot in the system...
What file system (data) should be displayed in TWRP, ext4?
LastStandingDroid said:
You can install the firmware again after you resized the data partition if something goes wrong and report back if it helps. Maybe it is a block issue in fstab but it shouldn't be
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How should I install the firmware again? Through flashable zip or through dload folder and hold vol up and down when restarting phone? Thank you for your patience, I know I am taking a lot of your time with this.
Regards
Lee
kep2008 said:
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I also will not boot in the system...
What file system (data) should be displayed in TWRP, ext4?
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The data should be ext4 format. Could u mount system and check if there's any file in system folder also u might need to resize system as well since u only have 19mb as well.
thel2dab said:
How should I install the firmware again? Through flashable zip or through dload folder and hold vol up and down when restarting phone? Thank you for your patience, I know I am taking a lot of your time with this.
Regards
Lee
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thel2dab said:
How should I install the firmware again? Through flashable zip or through dload folder and hold vol up and down when restarting phone? Thank you for your patience, I know I am taking a lot of your time with this.
Regards
Lee
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I'd use twrp to flash it.since u won't have to roll back again
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LastStandingDroid said:
I'd use twrp to flash it.since u won't have to roll back again
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Thanks. It seems to reflash ok in TWRP but after the flash completes. I need to factory reset but I am back to to stock recovery. It seems that flashing the update.zip overwrites the recovery. (I assume this is expected?)
Thanks again for your help. Is there is anything else I can try to get this to work?
Regards
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the data should be ext4 format. Could u mount system and check if there's any file in system folder also u might need to resize system as well since u only have 19mb as well.
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Again install update.zip 7.0, but the system will not boot...
thel2dab said:
Thanks. It seems to reflash ok in TWRP but after the flash completes. I need to factory reset but I am back to to stock recovery. It seems that flashing the update.zip overwrites the recovery. (I assume this is expected?)
Thanks again for your help. Is there is anything else I can try to get this to work?
Regards
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Yes the recovery is replaced after flash back stock. Did it boot after reflashed?
Strange are you having Vendor And product option available in Mount restore and backup? To see if they are properly flashed?
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Again install update.zip 7.0, but the system will not boot...
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Did you get the data to work in TWRP? I think the boot.img is the issue here tbh. Since I neither can't boot unless I use a supersu fixed image.
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Ok w8 I'll fix a twrp that will make the installation of su system less mode possible but u will be forced to remove su.img from /data/ else it won't boot
fastboot flash this: http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/7YNPp3AI/file.html
Before You Flash SuperSU-Systemmode you need to mount system & /vendor first since the Sepolicy is located in the "Vendor" Partition for reasons i won't bother to explain.
Once Flashed Mount Data again (if it gets unmounted, mount system) and navigate to /data and remove su.img
This will make N booting
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Yes the recovery is replaced after flash back stock. Did it boot after reflashed?
Strange are you having Vendor And product option available in Mount restore and backup? To see if they are properly flashed?
Did you get the data to work in TWRP? I think the boot.img is the issue here tbh. Since I neither can't boot unless I use a supersu fixed image.
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/data is mounted only with /system, but the installation files still contain errors /data/media
mount -o bind /data/media /sdcard process ended with ERROR 255
kep2008 said:
/data is mounted only with /system, but the installation files still contain errors /data/media
mount -o bind /data/media /sdcard process ended with ERROR 255
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Did u use the new recovery? If so that is for now common since it uses a different mount file rather than busbox version) that's why this message comes
In fact I copied over the "original" mount file from stock recovery but it isn't copying the compete file as it's only 6b so it'll stay until I try fix it.
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Hi,
I have a Mate 9 , Build No. MHA-L09C432B182
Baseband is 21.516.00.00.010
Kernel: 4.1.18-g0ad0fb3
I unlocked bootloader, it is defenetely unlocked. I am able to install TWRP.
I installed twrp-3.0.2 and also twrp-3.1.0 versions but have same problems in both versions:
filenames/folder names in /sdcard (internal storage) are broken, I mean their original names are gone, all files and folders are named like imbj9yf1fATc4Tvm5zt+ and so on instead of Screenshots for example.
So I cannot find my supersu.zip but however I think it would not install, because of this error:
Also I cannot run a TWRP backup, it shows:
Backup started
Backup Folder /data/media/0/TWRP/Backups/UGM2171100001069/2017-07-21-13-11-39_NRD90M...
Can not create '/data/media/0/TWRP' folder (Permission denied)
Failed to make backup folder
I tried to CHMOD 755 this folder/path, did not work/help
Can anybody help me here?
Thx and best!
/data is encrypted by default using file based encryption. That's why you see those files in /sdcard (/data/media/0/). You can remove encryption by using Wipe - 'Format Data' button.
This will remove everything in /data including your files in /sdcard.
To flash stuff you can use an external SD card or remove encryption or flash this twrp: https://mega.nz/#!xg9hWbpJ!dNOWJVUuD_4JL8N8PiDXYsj3SnvaOfKxBndvWc_4wgo
and adb push (adb push file.zip /cache/file.zip) to /cache and flash from there. /cache is added as storage with that twrp.
If you want to remove encryption, flash official SuperSU 2.82 SR1: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133
Or Magisk 13.3: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
Both require at least twrp 3.1.0.
If you chose to remove encryption you will also have to flash public and HW zips after Format Data, because files in /data/hw_init are removed which are needed for themes to work and 'System Update' and a few Huawei apps.
Public zip for L09C432B182:
http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...55/f1/full/public/update_data_full_public.zip
Hw zip for L09C432B182: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...04/v84355/f1/full/hw/eu/update_full_hw_eu.zip
Flash public first then hw. Both will give errors but install fine.
If you don't want to remove encryption you won't be able to backup /data.
If so use this SuperSU: https://mega.nz/#!18FW1QTQ!3DCA3KrIUSRqEu4L-expci4HcKtk6F25fE1u6ecJV9Q
Or magisk 13.3: https://mega.nz/#!I4FQzbyA!gBZelHmD3lGGwzGISUXkf7GQTUAq5i785d_qPHQOaVE
thanks for all your info.
Can you suggest what to do? Acutually I just want to install root to get titanium to work because I have older backups I want to look into to. After that I want to unroot again.
Not sure if i need encryption or if ishould decrypt now
Whats the best way for me now?
ante0 said:
/data is encrypted by default using file based encryption. That's why you see those files in /sdcard (/data/media/0/). You can remove encryption by using Wipe - 'Format Data' button.
This will remove everything in /data including your files in /sdcard.
To flash stuff you can use an external SD card or remove encryption or flash this twrp: https://mega.nz/#!xg9hWbpJ!dNOWJVUuD_4JL8N8PiDXYsj3SnvaOfKxBndvWc_4wgo
and adb push (adb push file.zip /cache/file.zip) to /cache and flash from there. /cache is added as storage with that twrp.
If you want to remove encryption, flash official SuperSU 2.82 SR1: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133
Or Magisk 13.3: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
Both require at least twrp 3.1.0.
If you chose to remove encryption you will also have to flash public and HW zips after Format Data, because files in /data/hw_init are removed which are needed for themes to work and 'System Update' and a few Huawei apps.
Public zip for L09C432B182:
http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...55/f1/full/public/update_data_full_public.zip
Hw zip for L09C432B182: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...04/v84355/f1/full/hw/eu/update_full_hw_eu.zip
Flash public first then hw. Both will give errors but install fine.
If you don't want to remove encryption you won't be able to backup /data.
If so use this SuperSU: https://mega.nz/#!18FW1QTQ!3DCA3KrIUSRqEu4L-expci4HcKtk6F25fE1u6ecJV9Q
Or magisk 13.3: https://mega.nz/#!I4FQzbyA!gBZelHmD3lGGwzGISUXkf7GQTUAq5i785d_qPHQOaVE
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thanks for all your info.
Can you suggest what to do? Acutually I just want to install root to get titanium to work because I have older backups I want to look into to. After that I want to unroot again.
Not sure if i need encryption or if ishould decrypt now
Whats the best way for me now?
tobyffm said:
thanks for all your info.
Can you suggest what to do? Acutually I just want to install root to get titanium to work because I have older backups I want to look into to. After that I want to unroot again.
Not sure if i need encryption or if ishould decrypt now
Whats the best way for me now?
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Then don't bother with decryption.
So you basically just have to place the root of your choice (of the mega ones I linked, because the official ones will remove encryption in your boot image and you will boot loop if you flash the official ones) on an external SD or transfer to /cache with adb after flashing the linked twrp. Then flash root and you're good to go.
I think you can sideload root zip, I haven't tried it. But that's another possibility if you don't have an external SD.
ante0 said:
Then don't bother with decryption.
So you basically just have to place the root of your choice (of the mega ones I linked, because the official ones will remove encryption in your boot image and you will boot loop if you flash the official ones) on an external SD or transfer to /cache with adb after flashing the linked twrp. Then flash root and you're good to go.
I think you can sideload root zip, I haven't tried it. But that's another possibility if you don't have an external SD.
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Yes, it worked, i flashed supersu and got root acccess now, thx very much.
About unrooting later on, i understand I need to download the full stock rom, create a dload folder and copy update.app into it and reboot phone to download mode. It then will install stock rom and stock recovery, correct?
Will this erase internal storage again same like when unlocking bootloader?
thx!
tobyffm said:
Yes, it worked, i flashed supersu and got root acccess now, thx very much.
About unrooting later on, i understand I need to download the full stock rom, create a dload folder and copy update.app into it and reboot phone to download mode. It then will install stock rom and stock recovery, correct?
Will this erase internal storage again same like when unlocking bootloader?
thx!
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No need (dload doesn't work anyway, except for AL00C00B115 and L29C636B136). You can uninstall using the SuperSU app or manually by removing /data/SuperSU.apk and restoring stock boot image. Boot image can be extracted from update.app for your model using Huawei Update extractor. Same goes for recovery. If you want to lock bootloader you have to install an update/same build number, you could use Firmware Finder for that or this tool: https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/guide-mate-9-flash-update-package-t3593108
In my experience it will not remove apps, but data seems to go poof (as in app settings and data). Unlocking bootloader again will remove apps though as it does a factory reset.
ante0 said:
/data is encrypted by default using file based encryption. That's why you see those files in /sdcard (/data/media/0/). You can remove encryption by using Wipe - 'Format Data' button.
This will remove everything in /data including your files in /sdcard.
To flash stuff you can use an external SD card or remove encryption or flash this twrp: https://mega.nz/#!xg9hWbpJ!dNOWJVUuD_4JL8N8PiDXYsj3SnvaOfKxBndvWc_4wgo
and adb push (adb push file.zip /cache/file.zip) to /cache and flash from there. /cache is added as storage with that twrp.
If you want to remove encryption, flash official SuperSU 2.82 SR1: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133
Or Magisk 13.3: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
Both require at least twrp 3.1.0.
If you chose to remove encryption you will also have to flash public and HW zips after Format Data, because files in /data/hw_init are removed which are needed for themes to work and 'System Update' and a few Huawei apps.
Public zip for L09C432B182:
http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...55/f1/full/public/update_data_full_public.zip
Hw zip for L09C432B182: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...04/v84355/f1/full/hw/eu/update_full_hw_eu.zip
Flash public first then hw. Both will give errors but install fine.
If you don't want to remove encryption you won't be able to backup /data.
If so use this SuperSU: https://mega.nz/#!18FW1QTQ!3DCA3KrIUSRqEu4L-expci4HcKtk6F25fE1u6ecJV9Q
Or magisk 13.3: https://mega.nz/#!I4FQzbyA!gBZelHmD3lGGwzGISUXkf7GQTUAq5i785d_qPHQOaVE
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hi,
thx for your last reply!
I am still on root status. I needed to decrypt now, thus I selected format data.
After that, files and folders are named correctly and I am able to create a backup.
I flashed public ziip, the other one was corrupt, mayve because of failed download, however as I understand it is not the reason why it always goes back to encryption, isn't it?
But: Once I reboot to Android and go back to recovery it is encrypted again?
My current problem is: I need to move a TWRP backup to internal storage and run TWRP restore feature from recovery, but it is encrypted. Once I format data it is decrypted but internal storage empty again. So I reboot to Android (because mounting from within TWRP does not work )and put TWRP backup folder to internsal storage, but then I go back to recovery and see it is encrypted again :S like driving in a circle ...
And I cannot put backup folder to external micro sd as it is too large for my small micro sd I have.
Do I need to flash a decrypted bootimage? If yes, which one?
Can you help me on this maybe?
tobyffm said:
hi,
thx for your last reply!
I am still on root status. I needed to decrypt now, thus I selected format data.
After that, files and folders are named correctly and I am able to create a backup.
I flashed public ziip, the other one was corrupt, mayve because of failed download, however as I understand it is not the reason why it always goes back to encryption, isn't it?
But: Once I reboot to Android and go back to recovery it is encrypted again?
My current problem is: I need to move a TWRP backup to internal storage and run TWRP restore feature from recovery, but it is encrypted. Once I format data it is decrypted but internal storage empty again. So I reboot to Android (because mounting from within TWRP does not work )and put TWRP backup folder to internsal storage, but then I go back to recovery and see it is encrypted again :S like driving in a circle ...
And I cannot put backup folder to external micro sd as it is too large for my small micro sd I have.
Do I need to flash a decrypted bootimage? If yes, which one?
Can you help me on this maybe?
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'Format Data', flash official Magisk 13.3 or SuperSU 2.82 SR1 (mine from mega doesn't remove encryption), flash public zip, flash HW zip. It should now stay decrypted. You might have to go back to TWRP start screen after Format, then select 'Reboot' - 'Reboot Recovery' if it doesn't want to mount /data after Format.
Rebooting to system after formatting but not flashing magisk or supersu will encrypt again.
I can make a decrypted boot image if it doesn't want to stay decrypted.
ante0 said:
'Format Data', flash official Magisk 13.3 or SuperSU 2.82 SR1 (mine from mega doesn't remove encryption), flash public zip, flash HW zip. It should now stay decrypted. You might have to go back to TWRP start screen after Format, then select 'Reboot' - 'Reboot Recovery' if it doesn't want to mount /data after Format.
Rebooting to system after formatting but not flashing magisk or supersu will encrypt again.
I can make a decrypted boot image if it doesn't want to stay decrypted.
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ok thx.
I redownloaded HW zip and checked md5 sum with the file from first attempt, same md5. However this is what i did:
Format data, tried to flash Magisk, but did not work, there was an error, this is why I flashed SuperSU 2.82 SR1 which worked with no errors. I flashed public zip right away, after that I flashed HW zip, but again, it did not work there were errors. However, encryption seems to be gone anyway. and yes, it keeps being decrypted.
I managed to get TWRP seeing an old TWRP Backup, which I pushed onto internal storage. I started restore of /data/ of that TWRP backup because I want to get the WhatsApp incl. data from data backup.
I booted up to Android and now I am faced with the next fuc*in problem: lock pattern of Dec 16. I cant remember and after few attemps devices is locked for 10 minutes, then for another 30 minutes ...
After google research it should be able to use Android device manager from a browser and to lock device and set a new pin/password to unlock the device. It is communicating as I can let the phone ring with no problem, but all how_tos show me this screen in android device manager interface
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Of course it is me, who dont get this mask to set a new pin/password ( (
I only can enter an optional phone no and message from browser
Any idea what to do?
Update: I extracted whatsapp from backup with nandroid manager app but it did not restore my data correctly, best way would be to get done the pattern problem when restopring the twrp backup
redaring locking bootloader again:
I went to your link https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/guide-mate-9-flash-update-package-t3593108
they say to download file for own device here: http://hwmt.ru/hwmtsite/firmware-database/?firmware_model=
I only find:
DUK-L09C432B182
But mine is MHA-L09C432B182, can I go forward with DUK-L09C432B182 anyway? Actually I dont understand what to do, their description is curios.
tobyffm said:
ok thx.
I redownloaded HW zip and checked md5 sum with the file from first attempt, same md5. However this is what i did:
Format data, tried to flash Magisk, but did not work, there was an error, this is why I flashed SuperSU 2.82 SR1 which worked with no errors. I flashed public zip right away, after that I flashed HW zip, but again, it did not work there were errors. However, encryption seems to be gone anyway. and yes, it keeps being decrypted.
I managed to get TWRP seeing an old TWRP Backup, which I pushed onto internal storage. I started restore of /data/ of that TWRP backup because I want to get the WhatsApp incl. data from data backup.
I booted up to Android and now I am faced with the next fuc*in problem: lock pattern of Dec 16. I cant remember and after few attemps devices is locked for 10 minutes, then for another 30 minutes ...
After google research it should be able to use Android device manager from a browser and to lock device and set a new pin/password to unlock the device. It is communicating as I can let the phone ring with no problem, but all how_tos show me this screen in android device manager interface
Of course it is me, who dont get this mask to set a new pin/password ( (
I only can enter an optional phone no and message from browser
Any idea what to do?
Update: I extracted whatsapp from backup with nandroid manager app but it did not restore my data correctly, best way would be to get done the pattern problem when restopring the twrp backup
redaring locking bootloader again:
I went to your link https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/guide-mate-9-flash-update-package-t3593108
they say to download file for own device here: http://hwmt.ru/hwmtsite/firmware-database/?firmware_model=
I only find:
DUK-L09C432B182
But mine is MHA-L09C432B182, can I go forward with DUK-L09C432B182 anyway? Actually I dont understand what to do, their description is curios.
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L09C432B156 firmware: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G1366/g104/v84355/f1/full/update.zip
L09C432B182 public data zip:
http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...55/f1/full/public/update_data_full_public.zip
L09C432B182 hw data zip:
http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...04/v84355/f1/full/hw/eu/update_full_hw_eu.zip
You might as well update to B190 while you're at it..
L09C432B190: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G1366/g104/v89786/f1/full/update.zip
L09C432B190 public data zip:
http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...86/f1/full/public/update_data_full_public.zip
L09C432B190 hw data zip: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...l/MHA-L09_hw_eu/update_full_MHA-L09_hw_eu.zip
Rename public data zip to update_data_public.zip.
Rename hw data zip to update_all_hw.zip
ok, to summarize:
1) I download these 3 files:
full update.zip:
L09C432B190: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/d...ull/update.zip
L09C432B190 public data zip:
http://update.hiclod.com:8180/TDS/d...ull_public.zip
L09C432B190 hw data zip:
http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/d...-L09_hw_eu.zip
2) I extract recovery img file from update zip
3) I uninstall root from within super su app.
4) I rename zip files and flash public zip as well as hw zip from within twrp recovery
5) i put extraced recovery img to device by using "fastboot flash recovery "
Will it work like this? Or do I need to flash public and hw first and after that uninstall root from supersu?
and then in the end "fastboot oem lock" ? to get the bootloader locked and to switch off the boot message "your device cant be trusted" ?
and: I couldnt flash hw zip before as it ended up with errrors, is this why I dont have Search for updates in EMUI 5.0 anymore?
tobyffm said:
ok, to summarize:
1) I download these 3 files:
full update.zip:
L09C432B190: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/d...ull/update.zip
L09C432B190 public data zip:
http://update.hiclod.com:8180/TDS/d...ull_public.zip
L09C432B190 hw data zip:
http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/d...-L09_hw_eu.zip
2) I extract recovery img file from update zip
3) I uninstall root from within super su app.
4) I rename zip files and flash public zip as well as hw zip from within twrp recovery
5) i put extraced recovery img to device by using "fastboot flash recovery "
Will it work like this? Or do I need to flash public and hw first and after that uninstall root from supersu?
and then in the end "fastboot oem lock" ? to get the bootloader locked and to switch off the boot message "your device cant be trusted" ?
and: I couldnt flash hw zip before as it ended up with errrors, is this why I dont have Search for updates in EMUI 5.0 anymore?
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No. Follow the guide you linked, that's where you use those files.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/guide-mate-9-flash-update-package-t3593108
You could relock but it will say Bootloader Relocked instead of Bootloader Lock.
And if you don't plan on updating to B190 using the guide I suggest you download public and HW Data for B182 and flash those in twrp.
Can cause problems otherwise.
Flash public first. They will give errors because you're not supposed to flash them in twrp, they're official Huawei zips that are flashed using stock recovery.
ante0 said:
No. Follow the guide you linked, that's where you use those files.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/guide-mate-9-flash-update-package-t3593108
You could relock but it will say Bootloader Relocked instead of Bootloader Lock.
And if you don't plan on updating to B190 using the guide I suggest you download public and HW Data for B182 and flash those in twrp.
Can cause problems otherwise.
Flash public first. They will give errors because you're not supposed to flash them in twrp, they're official Huawei zips that are flashed using stock recovery.
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OK and why i currently dont see menue point "search for updates" in EMUI 5.0 ? Maybe i will stay rooted as I see that xposed has now been released.
But I want to receive official OTAs anyway, but currently the full menue point for searching for updates is gone. Any idea?
tobyffm said:
OK and why i currently dont see menue point "search for updates" in EMUI 5.0 ? Maybe i will stay rooted as I see that xposed has now been released.
But I want to receive official OTAs anyway, but currently the full menue point for searching for updates is gone. Any idea?
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Did you flash back public and HW Data for B182?
ante0 said:
Did you flash back public and HW Data for B182?
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I was not sure which was the last I flashed during last days, B182 or B190.
However, just redownload B182 files and flashed, first public, then hw zip.
Rebooted device, "search for updates" is available again, thank you very much
But it says B182 is latest update, so OTA not available for me so far yet. How can I manually flash to latest version B190 without loosing 'Search for Update' section?
tobyffm said:
I was not sure which was the last I flashed during last days, B182 or B190.
However, just redownload B182 files and flashed, first public, then hw zip.
Rebooted device, "search for updates" is available again, thank you very much
But it says B182 is latest update, so OTA not available for me so far yet. How can I manually flash to latest version B190 without loosing 'Search for Update' section?
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You can with that guide i linked a couple of posts back. You can't flash update.zip in twrp, you have to use that guide to flash it. It's pretty straightforward. Download HWOTA BASE, HWOTA WINDOWS and HWOTA MHA (Mate 9), extract all to the same folder (C:\hwota is a good location). Download the files for B190 i linked a couple of posts back. Rename public data zip to update_data_public.zip.
Rename hw data zip to update_all_hw.zip, place them and update.zip in the update folder, run bat (if windows) or sh (Linux) then do what the prompts say. When it asks pick same brand update, then script update folder. It will transfer files for you. Bootloader will be locked when you're done.
ante0 said:
You can with that guide i linked a couple of posts back. You can't flash update.zip in twrp, you have to use that guide to flash it. It's pretty straightforward. Download HWOTA BASE, HWOTA WINDOWS and HWOTA MHA (Mate 9), extract all to the same folder (C:\hwota is a good location). Download the files for B190 i linked a couple of posts back. Rename public data zip to update_data_public.zip.
Rename hw data zip to update_all_hw.zip, place them and update.zip in the update folder, run bat (if windows) or sh (Linux) then do what the prompts say. When it asks pick same brand update, then script update folder. It will transfer files for you. Bootloader will be locked when you're done.
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Did like described, when it comes to "update should install automatically" it reboots into erecovery, but Software install failed!
The update package does not exists please download the package again
But all 3 files are within the script folder and named correctly i think, pls see my attached screenshot
tobyffm said:
Did like described, when it comes to "update should install automatically" it reboots into erecovery, but Software install failed!
The update package does not exists please download the package again
But all 3 files are within the script folder and named correctly i think, pls see my attached screenshot
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Are they in the update folder? I think I see the update.bat file there.
Put them in the update folder (for example c:\hwota\update\)
ante0 said:
Are they in the update folder? I think I see the update.bat file there.
Put them in the update folder (for example c:\hwota\update\)
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yes, that was my fault.
Put to update folder and run again, update was running and finished with 100%. phone rebooted loaded very long. Now android is broken. I see my background image, but cannot do anything it is like hanging hanging hanging, everyhting very slow, like it is loading much of information. rebooted phone and waited some more time. seems now it is working and I am on B190. Now, i have to unlock bootloader again and install supersu again =)
thx for your help so far.
btw: u dont have any solution for my previous posted problem with my twrp backup, dont you? restoring twrp backup ends up in lock screen with pattern which I cant remember. Android Device Manager from PC browser can communictae with the phone but it does not offer me to set a new pin. Do you have any other method in mind how I can go on?
If you have unlocked bootloader and TWRP, you can flash a newer firmware using HuRUpdater
This steps can be risky for your device if you don't know what you are doing, so try to read some guide about flashing first
before attempt these operations if you are a new to these things.
I don't take any responsability of catastrophic failures and loss of data.
-- I did a titanium backup before the upgrade, but in my case no restore was needed as all data were retained.
In this simple update no factory reset was triggered.
Please read the HUrupdater thread also for more informations.
- Install Unofficial TWRP by Pretoriano80
- Download HuRUpdater 0.3 and put it in a folder in your sdcard
-Search the firmware for your device with Firmware Finder
Make sure you download the correct firmware version for your device (type, region code)
wrong firmware can brick your device
I used updated firmware files APPROVED for my device checked with firmware finder app.
I don't know if flashing NOT APPROVED files will harm your device. You have been warned.
I successfully updated my device from CLT-L29C636B130 to CLT-L29C636B131
***Don't try to rebrand your phone with this method***
- Use FullOTA-MF images of the firmware and download the 3 files needed
in my case:
update.zip
update_data_full_public.zip
update_full_CLT-L29_hw_spcseas.zip
- rename the 3 files to:
update.zip
update_data_public.zip
update_all_hw.zip
and put the files in the same folder with HuRUpdater 0.3
(optional)
- The Update will overwrite your TWRP custom recovery so to retain it automatically rename the TWRP IMAGE
twrp_clt_0.1.img to recovery.img and put in the same folder with others files.
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- Remove all security locks from your phone before rebooting to TWRP.
Go to System- Developer Options
Disable Screen lock (third row)
this will suffice to remove the security locks of the phone (sequences, pin,fingerprints)
-Reboot to TWRP
If you are rooted, remove Magisk first with its uninstaller. I don't know if it's needed but better don't have things like that
messing around during the update. You can reroot later anyway.
-Go to the folder with the files and flash the system using the HuRUpdater_0.3.zip ONLY
That great tool will do all the job needed. After system, it will reflash the TWRP recovery IMG you previoulsly renamed
overwriting again the stock ramdisk_recovery that comes with the firmware.
It will take some minutes, don't panic and let the process end.
You will see some red errors but don't worry,it's fine
- Reboot in your TWRP to check (from inside TWRP , reboot - recovery, be sure not to have a usb cable plugged or it will trigger stock EMUI e-recovery)
- Wipe dalvik and cache
- Reroot new system with Magisk
-Reboot to system and restore the security lock in developer options
- Restore your fingerprints and pins
- Enjoy the update.
Thanks to @zxz0O0 for this great Tool, works good on P20 pro too.
And obviously @Pretoriano80 for his recovery.
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Working adb sideload?
If an update is already approved by Huawei, can we just download the firmware through HFF and place it in the appropriate folder, go to SYSTEM to check for updates, and then install it?
mangusZen said:
If you have unlocked bootloader and TWRP, you can flash a newer firmware using HuRUpdater
This steps can be risky for your device if you don't know what you are doing, so try to read some guide about flashing first
before attempt these operations if you are a new to these things.
I don't take any responsability of catastrophic failures and loss of data.
-- I did a titanium backup before the upgrade, but in my case no restore was needed as all data were retained.
In this simple update no factory reset was triggered.
Please read the HUrupdater thread also for more informations.
- Install Unofficial TWRP by Pretoriano80
- Download HuRUpdater 0.3 and put it in a folder in your sdcard
-Search the firmware for your device with Firmware Finder
Make sure you download the correct firmware version for your device (type, region code)
wrong firmware can brick your device
I used updated firmware files APPROVED for my device checked with firmware finder app.
I don't know if flashing NOT APPROVED files will harm your device. You have been warned.
I successfully updated my device from CLT-L29C636B130 to CLT-L29C636B131
***Don't try to rebrand your phone with this method***
- Use FullOTA-MF images of the firmware and download the 3 files needed
in my case:
update.zip
update_data_full_public.zip
update_full_CLT-L29_hw_spcseas.zip
- rename the 3 files to:
update.zip
update_data_public.zip
update_all_hw.zip
and put the files in the same folder with HuRUpdater 0.3
(optional)
- The Update will overwrite your TWRP custom recovery so to retain it automatically rename the TWRP IMAGE
twrp_clt_0.1.img to recovery.img and put in the same folder with others files.
- remove all security locks from your phone before rebooting to TWRP.
Go to System- Developer Options
Disable Screen lock (third row)
this will suffice to remove the security locks of the phone (sequences, pin,fingerprints)
-Reboot to TWRP
-If you are rooted, remove Magisk first with its uninstaller. I don't know if it's needed but better don't have things like that
messing around during the update. You can reroot later anyway.
-Go to the folder with the files and flash the system using the HuRUpdater_0.3.zip ONLY
That great tool will do all the job needed. After system, it will reflash the TWRP recovery IMG you previoulsly renamed
overwriting again the stock ramdisk_recovery that comes with the firmware.
- It will take some minutes, don't panic and let the process end.
You will see some red errors but don't worry,it's fine
- Reboot in your TWRP to check (from inside TWRP , reboot - recovery, be sure not to have a usb cable plugged or it will trigger stock EMUI e-recovery)
- Wipe dalvik and cache
- Reroot new system with Magisk 16.4
-Reboot to system and restore the security lock in developer options
- restore your fingerprints and pins
- enjoy the update.
Thanks to @zxz0O0 for this great Tool, works good on P20 pro too.
And obviously @Pretoriano80 for his recovery.
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ekremxx said:
Working adb sideload?
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I have not tried that, it depends on the TWRP recovery, let us know if you try
sarichter said:
If an update is already approved by Huawei, can we just download the firmware through HFF and place it in the appropriate folder, go to SYSTEM to check for updates, and then install it?
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I really don't know, and I don't think it will work.
As far as I know this is the only manual update method for now.
I just updated to unapproved .150 for my c636 and all seems fine
If I reinstall twrp by renaming it as recovery.img, will HuRUupdater install the twrp in recovery_ramdisk, or will it replace eRecovery instead?
If twrp doesn't replace eRecovery, how do I get to eRecovery? As of now, whenever I want to enter recovery, it will get to twrp.
sishafie said:
If I reinstall twrp by renaming it as recovery.img, will HuRUupdater install the twrp in recovery_ramdisk, or will it replace eRecovery instead?
If twrp doesn't replace eRecovery, how do I get to eRecovery? As of now, whenever I want to enter recovery, it will get to twrp.
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eRecovery is not replaced.
To enter there try other volume button or with a cable plugged
Not working adb sideload... How I can install I not know...not have my phone micro SD card slot...puff
sishafie said:
If I reinstall twrp by renaming it as recovery.img, will HuRUupdater install the twrp in recovery_ramdisk, or will it replace eRecovery instead?
If twrp doesn't replace eRecovery, how do I get to eRecovery? As of now, whenever I want to enter recovery, it will get to twrp.
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when booting there is a screen prompting to whether you want to go to eRecovery by pressing up or just boot into system and something ike that
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ekremxx said:
Not working adb sideload... How I can install I not know...not have my phone micro SD card slot...puff
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why you want to do sideload ? guide clearly explained to install it using TWRP.
if you dont have TWRP, then install it first
I install twrp but how can I install whitour sd card I not have sd card slot my Huawei p20 pro one SIM card join no have sd card slot how I can install i not know.. when I try install abd sideload hrudader say cant find update.zip
update_data_public.zip
update_all_hw.zip
ekremxx said:
I install twrp but how can I install whitour sd card I not have sd card slot my Huawei p20 pro one SIM card join no have sd card slot how I can install i not know.. when I try install abd sideload hrudader say cant find update.zip
update_data_public.zip
update_all_hw.zip
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The guide never said that you need sdcard
it said, that u need to put all those three files in same folder with the HuruUpdater.zip , and of course you can put it in your internal storage
i wont explain anything here. you better re-read the whole main post, as it already very clear
- put all files in one folder
- reboot to twrp
- flash huruupdater.zip
- boot to system
- reboot to twrp
- flash magisk to reroot
which step exactly that not understandable ? :silly:
I can install that's style orjinal filmware ty so much
Forgive me if this is not the appropriate forum, one question:
I have the Huawei P20, for this phone I only have 2 firmware files, the "Update .zip" and the "update_full_EML_L09_hw_eu.zip ".
Can't find the "update_data_public.zip"
Can I install the new firmware with Hurupdater anyway ? Thanks in advance.
Roberto
moghetto said:
Forgive me if this is not the appropriate forum, one question:
I have the Huawei P20, for this phone I only have 2 firmware files, the "Update .zip" and the "update_full_EML_L09_hw_eu.zip ".
Can't find the "update_data_public.zip"
Can I install the new firmware with Hurupdater anyway ? Thanks in advance.
Roberto
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You should check and ask at P20 and HURupdater threads.
I don't know about P20.
Hello! Thank you very much for this tutorial .. A question.. I am in Chipset-boston 8.1.0. 001 (01DL) I have the bootloader open, just by installing the recovery that you say in the tutorial and then the other steps, I would not have a problem, right?
can I downgrade firmware safely with this method? im on 150 and want to go back to 130
Ferezesal19 said:
Hello! Thank you very much for this tutorial .. A question.. I am in Chipset-boston 8.1.0. 001 (01DL) I have the bootloader open, just by installing the recovery that you say in the tutorial and then the other steps, I would not have a problem, right?
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You should not have problem, unless you are trying to rebrand.
Allesa said:
can I downgrade firmware safely with this method? im on 150 and want to go back to 130
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I don't know about downgrading and I would not raccomend it
mangusZen said:
You should not have problem, unless you are trying to rebrand.
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Thanks you. Only i want to Update... What firm you recommend That improves the duration of the battery?
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FLASHING INSTRUCTION :
Warning : Always Backup Your Internal Storage For safer side
Points to be Noted :
1 : Dirty Flashing sometime works. But might have hidden bugs.
2 : Remove the pattern and also fingerprints before flashing the rom.
3 : Always you have to flash twrp zip file after flashing rom. Else you will loose twrp.
If you are on some other twrp versions, Kindly download Compatible TWRP recovery IMG file from download Section and Flash it in recovery.
TWRP installer zip by mauronofrio - Supports Android 10
This works Fine. I recommend all to use this recovery.
To Decrypt Your Device : [ For First Time ]
Step 1: Place the Full ROM zip file in internal Storage.
Step 2: Now Reboot the phone to TWRP Recovery.
Step 3: Wipe Dalvik cache ,Data , System and Cache.
Step 4: Now select Full ROM zip file and swipe to flash it and then flash the twrp zip file again
Step 5: Format DATA and reboot to recovery.
Step 6: Now in recovery flash magisk 20.4
Step 7: Now Flash the No-verity file - Pie Supported here and Android 10 Supported from here[Important]
Step 8: Reboot the phone.
Step 9: Voila !! Now your device is successfully decrypted and
Now To Flash OOS updates in Your Decrypted Device : - Works For Android 10 Based OOS
Step 1: Place the Full OOS ROM zip file in internal Storage.
Step 2: Now Reboot the phone to TWRP Recovery.
Step 3: Wipe Dalvik cache ,Data , System and Cache.
Step 4: Now Flash OOS Zip and twrp zip file and reboot to recovery.
Step 5: Now in recovery flash magisk 20.4 only
Step 6: Now Flash the No-verity file - Pie Supported here and Android 10 Supported from here[Important]
Step 7: Reboot the phone. Now both TWRP and Magisk will be there and still your device is decrypted too with android 10
To Flash CustoM ROMs in Your Decrypted Device :
Step 1: Place the Full Custom ROM zip file and required base version Rom zip file ( I.e., OOS BETA OR OOS STABLE) in internal Storage.
Step 2: Now Reboot the phone to TWRP Recovery.
Step 3: Wipe Dalvik cache ,Data , System and Cache.
Step 4: Now Flash OOS Zip and twrp and reboot to recovery and Flash oos zip and twrp again and reboot to recovery. Now select Full Custom ROM zip file and swipe to flash.
Step 5: Flash the twrp zip file again and reboot to recovery.
Step 6: Now in recovery flash magisk 20.4
Step 7: Now Flash the No-verity file - Pie Supported here and Android 10 Supported from here[Important]
Step 8: Reboot the phone.
Credits : @topjohnwu, @virtyx and others .
@mauronofrio for his TWRP.
Download Section :
Recovery:
Official TWRP ||
Blu_Spark TWRP || Unofficial TWRP by joemossjr || TWRP installer zip by mauronofrio - Supports Android 10
For Root :
Magisk
To Decrypt :
No Verity Mod for OP6
HatRiGt said:
Download Section :
Recovery:
Official TWRP ||
Blu_Spark TWRP || Unofficial TWRP by joemossjr
For Root :
Magisk
To Decrypt :
No Verity Mod for OP6
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Please excuse the dumb questions, I am new to these parts (Device Delivery for Tomorrow), but other then Treble and if TWRP isnt decrypting, why else would you want to decrypt your Device? And finally, the No-Verity MOD is the last part of the instructions, so my question is does the device automatically encrypt when all said and done?
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Please excuse the dumb questions, I am new to these parts (Device Delivery for Tomorrow), but other then Treble and if TWRP isnt decrypting, why else would you want to decrypt your Device? And finally, the No-Verity MOD is the last part of the instructions, so my question is does the device automatically encrypt when all said and done?
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keeping your device decrypt will make you to switch between any roms easily. You dont need to wipe internal storage thereafter.
Flashing Untouched OOS ROM will make your device to get force encrypt, so to avoid that you need to flash no verity mod .
I'm running oos 1.5.11 rooted with magisk 17.1 and twrp 3.2.3-0. can I flash this zip now without starting everything over? Sorry if this has already been asked.
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Oops....5.1.11
mixlex said:
I'm running oos 1.5.11 rooted with magisk 17.1 and twrp 3.2.3-0. can I flash this zip now without starting everything over? Sorry if this has already been asked.
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Oops....5.1.11
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If your device is encrypted, first take backup of your internal storage and follow the steps in op
mixlex said:
I'm running oos 1.5.11 rooted with magisk 17.1 and twrp 3.2.3-0. can I flash this zip now without starting everything over? Sorry if this has already been asked.
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Oops....5.1.11
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Sadly no. Data format is required to decrypt phone
m8, I don't get step 4 of decrypting device.
I select Full ROM and at the same time we Format Data?
Thanks for the guide!:good:
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m8, I don't get step 4 of decrypting device.
I select Full ROM and at the same time we Format Data?
Thanks for the guide!:good:
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First flash the rom and then format the data.
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First flash the rom and then format the data.
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After formatting data I'm having issues mounting, I tried fastbooting twrp to get mounted to get files over(any chance this would mess anything up?).
Should the no verity mod always be flashed last and does it require a reflash after say flashing a kernel?
snigor said:
After formatting data I'm having issues mounting, I tried fastbooting twrp to get mounted to get files over(any chance this would mess anything up?).
Should the no verity mod always be flashed last and does it require a reflash after say flashing a kernel?
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1) Actually never use that twrp that has support for MTP. Always use normal twrp.
If you have got any mounting issue, just flash the fastboot rom and then again boot to twrp and then follow the steps in OP carefully.
2) Yes no verity should be always flashed in the last before you boot into the system .
even if you flash kernel / magisk, then you have to flash no verity.
Now ROMs in your decrypted device Flash
After instruction flashed restart always takes place again and again into the recovery
Is there a reason for that
saleappeal said:
Now ROMs in your decrypted device Flash
After instruction flashed restart always takes place again and again into the recovery
Is there a reason for that
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could you explain it clearly about what you have done ?
give credit where credit is due
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/test-decryption-t3818775
virtyx said:
give credit where credit is due
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/test-decryption-t3818775
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Done bro.
HatRiGt said:
1) Actually never use that twrp that has support for MTP. Always use normal twrp.
If you have got any mounting issue, just flash the fastboot rom and then again boot to twrp and then follow the steps in OP carefully.
2) Yes no verity should be always flashed in the last before you boot into the system .
even if you flash kernel / magisk, then you have to flash no verity.
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I'm using blu_spark twrp(was recommended both in OP and for flashing pie OB1) and MTP worked fine. Up until formatting, that is.. it does say you might need to restart to use file system(I'm guessing either for mounting or decrypting filesystem after format?). It'll just show the device with no space total or used, and then times out if i try to create a folder or copy something over.. is the trick here to put the needed files on a partition that's not touched when formatting, if that's a thing?
I feel like I'm missing something, but I think my issue was just flashing kernel last.. I'm gonna look into the manual method at some point to get a better idea of what's what! Thanks a lot!:good:
I mean after formatting you end up with no twrp zip to flash and you cant transfer files in twrp…..
Or at least I couldn't at first. I was stuck with no os and an empty internal storage. My newer computer couldn't transfer files.
However after hooking it up to my old computer I was able to transfer files in twrp using blu spark twrp. I put the liquid remix rom, twrp, magisk, gapps and the no verity zip in internal.
flashed rom, flashed twrp, rebooted recovery, flashed gapps, magisk, then flashed no verity and rebooted system.
Pretty sure the only reason I was able to transfer those file is because liquid remix has adb debugging and mtp checked by default in developer settings.
And i'm still decrypted so all is good.
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I mean after formatting you end up with no twrp zip to flash and you cant transfer files in twrp…..
Or at least I couldn't at first. I was stuck with no os and an empty internal storage. My newer computer couldn't transfer files.
However after hooking it up to my old computer I was able to transfer files in twrp using blu spark twrp. I put the liquid remix rom, twrp, magisk, gapps and the no verity zip in internal.
flashed rom, flashed twrp, rebooted recovery, flashed gapps, magisk, then flashed no verity and rebooted system.
Pretty sure the only reason I was able to transfer those file is because liquid remix has adb debugging and mtp checked by default in developer settings.
And i'm still decrypted so all is good.
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Actually u can also flash twrp file before formating data. Or format data and boot to recovery using Fastboot method.
In order overcome this file transfer problem after format data I used a USB flash drive and viola, problem solved, hope this helps. cheers.
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Actually u can also flash twrp file before formating data. Or format data and boot to recovery using Fastboot method.
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Yeah but stock rom has USB debugging off by default. So someone that flashes stock wouldn't be able to use fast boot or file transfer. They would have to use the UNbrick tool. You may want to to change the order in instructions so less knowledgeable people don't run into problems.
Even if you flash TWRP before formatting, you still lose the no verity you put in internal storage. A fresh install of stock rom won't let you use fast boot commands as USB debugging is off by default
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In order overcome this file transfer problem after format data I used a USB flash drive and viola, problem solved, hope this helps. cheers.
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Yeah I just ordered one on eBay yesterday. I figured that would be a huge help as long as TWRP let's you access the other storage.
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