So far everyone seems to be quite happy with Max’s version of the TWRP.
Except for the minor issues mentioned above, has anyone experienced any major dysfunction of it, yet?
However, I think as soon as I get my phone, as it sounds and as it seems to be able to create NANDROID backups, I will flash it to the phone just right away.
Has anyone maybe discovered differences in TWRP’s behaviour between using stock boot.img and the one mentioned in the root-thread?
Since this has the potential to brick your phone, some safety mechanism are in place. @Max_S, do you mind putting hashes (md5sum, sha1um, or similar) of the recovery here? This would help other people to verify that the download is not corrupted.
Another question:
Does anyone know if a stock recovery is available somewhere, in case someone would want to switch back or in case one would be unsatisfied or brick the phone with a custom recovery?
At least I couldn’t find a the FP2 stock recovery anywhere online.
As far as I can see there is only a boot.img in that zip file. I guess the data file doesn’t contain the recovery.
I would love to test the custom recovery, I am just a little bit reluctant at the moment since I will be traveling in the next weeks and need a stable phone
So I guess without an original recovery available I will rather wait until I’m back …
Anyhow, thanks for the great work! Looking forward to flash it some time!
You can build the stock recovery … but you can’t share it. Not sure if one can remove most of the QC stuff from the Makefile. If you need one … ask around privately. I guess that is the way it works right now
Update: But it looks like one can build a recovery without bin blobs, right?
I’m also (back) on stock, but I tried it when I got the phone. Ran into the problem with the libraries, and as I was one of the first what was missing wasn’t well known then I was then checking the recovery also
i flashed twrp and the xposed, but i don’t knew, how to get into the recovery directly from the booting on? i always must start the flashy app and chose the option recover.
->I can recommend the app flashy, it is very easy to use and you don’t need linux or windows for flashing. Of course, i don’t knew if this is more dangerous, but is far easier to use the app instant using all the commands in Linux distros or Windows.
Ok, greetings and a BIG THANK YOU for all the HELP
If it can flash .zip files, could it be used to flash the current XPosed framework? I never really understood why it shouldn’t be possible to do so with apps or via adb/fastboot. The only option presented was FlashFire, which didn’t work for me. Could someone elaborate on the difference? I didn’t quite get it…
Thanks and regards,
Hi All
Did you recognize, that the temperature during TWRP using is growing very fast.
I made two Backups and the temp was around 70 Degrees!!
Is this normal?
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