Can something be done about this?
I made it into a wiki.
@k4y0z if that is not the ideal solution (others can edit now too) I can undo it when you’re done editing and re-wikify again if you need to edit again.
Thank you @paulakreuzer and @AlbertJP
I guess a wiki works for now, if I see any problems with it, I’ll contact you again.
Although generally it would be nice not to have a time-limit on editing normal posts (or at least increase the time, if that’s possible).
I just joined the forum and wanted to send a big Thank You for creating the TWRP version for FP3! I got my Fairphone in February and was able to run Resurrection Remix thanks to your work. Great to see your stuff got merged into upstream and also that it enabled other people to create more custom ROMs for the FP3 (I’m now running LineageOS ).
I can’t get to twrp on my phone. Maybe a stupid question, but do you get into twrp in the same way as in the PF2?
‘2. Start TWRP by keeping volume up and power pressed for 10s or so during power on. If you boot it for the first time, it asks to enable write permission for the system partition, which is not needed for updating TWRP.’
And if so, does this mean that twrp is not permantly installed on my phone?
tnx!
I had the same error-code as Stefan
(FP3,root,TWRP3.4) I choose every partition to be backedup except “SD-EXT”
I:Find_File: Error opening ‘/sys/class/backlight’
…
I:Failed to load image from indeterminate013, error -1
…
I:addFile ‘/data/misc_ce/0/BIRNXu6JStT9PesVZ0YvWD/KQ9WYK8AIVcD9C63IZLfWB’ including root: 1
==> set selinux context: u:object_r:storaged_data_file:s0
I:Error adding file ‘/data/misc_ce/0/BIRNXu6JStT9PesVZ0YvWD/KQ9WYK8AIVcD9C63IZLfWB’ to ‘/external_sd/TWRP/BACKUPS/A209JDY40201/1969-12-31–20-23-03_89012A011020200109/data.ext4.win000’
Error creating backup.
I:ERROR tarList for thread ID 0
Error creating backup.
I:InfoManager saving ‘/external_sd/TWRP/BACKUPS/A209JDY40201/1969-12-31–20-23-03_89012A011020200109/data.info’
createTarFork() process ended with ERROR: 255
Backup Failed. Cleaning Backup Folder.
I checked and the filesystem on the SD-Card is exFAT, and there is enough free space.
Any idea what’s wrong?
For comparison I tried a backup without the Partition “Data (excl. storage)” which got through without an error.
It looks like your data wasn’t decrypted properly and can therefore not be backed up.
Did you decrypt successfully?
Are you using multiple user-profiles or apps, that would create a separate user-profile?
TWRP 3.4.0 should support multi-user decryption, although I haven’t tested it myself.
AFAIK you need to decrypt additional profiles separately via the menu.
If you want to give that another go, and let us know if that works.
Yes, that was the issue, when I tried another time, TWRP opened a prompt for the pw, decrypted the int. storage and the backup went smoothly.
Can I use this TWRP for the FP3+?
yes, you can.
Steven
Is there a more user-friendly way to backup my FP3 before installing /e/?
I invite you to read the #dic:backup manual on the forum. You could use Titanium Backup (Play Store) or OAndBackupX (F-Droid). But myself I have tried neither.
Hello,
That’s a great news, but how?
I used adb reboot fastboot
then
fastboot --set-active=a fastboot boot twrp-3.4.0-0-FP3.img
but the result is:
creating boot image...
creating boot image - 10240 bytes
Sending 'boot.img' (10 KB) OKAY [ 0.028s]
Booting FAILED (remote: 'dtb not found')
fastboot: error: Command failed
Think I need some help.
Thanks for any advice.
Thanks for all the great job the community accomplished.
jfoucry
Hi,
“fastboot boot twrp.img” works for me.
Steven
Well not for me, but I succeeded to root my FP3+. I am writing a tutorial right now.
Thanks.
This looks like your boot.img
is not the correct file: creating boot image
usually appears when the file does not have the correct header. Also 10KB is way to small for the boot image.
I get:
fastboot boot twrp-3.4.0-0-FP3.img
Downloading 'boot.img'
OKAY [ 0.979s]
booting
OKAY [ 8.642s]
Finished. Total time: 9.659s
Oh God! You’e right. I did not check before but my twrp.img
file is in fact a html file!
Btw, I succeeded to root my fairphone with Magisk
. I did not net twrp
anymore I think.