yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
In 2.3 I made sure that spaces in backup names work.

Data will be unmounted after booting on this device but some devices use data/media for storage so we won't unmount data on those devices.
[HTC One X] Sebby:
new recovery is out

openrecovery-twrp-2.3.1.0-endeavoru

see link below

http://www.teamw.in/project/twrp2/95

system and data are unmounted now

tested and working

big thanks for your awesome work dees-troy
[HTC One X] zopostyle:
Thanks, this is the best one till now!
[HTC One X] pondikos:
@Dees_Troy

can we get default ui.zip of new Recovery 2.3.1.0 for theming

thanks for your awesome work :good:
[HTC One X] Dunc001:
+1 please
[HTC One X] naruz:
Yes, a sense themed version would be great :o

Envoyé depuis mon HTC One X avec Tapatalk
[HTC One X] samarain:
I like to try this,i love the themes he can have, its all options working without any big issue?
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Yes, as far as I can tell, everything works like it should :)
[HTC One X] Akatosh:
thought i'd post this as well, i'm having a bit of a situation, i couldnt boot into cwm recovery or normally boot the phone, everytime i tried to reboot into recovery it would just show the cwm logo and reboot, i then flashed this recovery and tried to boot into recovery but it just didnt work.
[HTC One X] HzeMaffe:
How exactly did you flash it and what was the output?
[HTC One X] waz675:
^^^^^^ All good with his problem, it's fixed. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32996051&postcount=5273
[HTC One X] thecoby:
Guys, try this theme.
[HTC One X] Daekin:
looks amazing!
[HTC One X] zopostyle:
Found a bug, deleting a named backup does not work..
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
You can rename or delete your backups easily with rom toolbox too. Not in recovery, but in booted rom. That is how I did it until now, and that method works ;)
[HTC One X] Sebby:
oke here is the latest basic theme for the 2.3.1.0

i pulled it from the twrp github

and this is the latest version ,the last update was made today by dees-troy

---Add keyboard key highlight---

so let the theming begin...:cool:
[HTC One X] jerrylzy:
Oh! This recovery is amazing! I can't stand saying it! This is the first time I saw input in a recovery! It certainly is LEGENDARY!
[HTC One X] samarain:
Its possible to make an option to put the clock in a 24h mode?
[HTC One X] Ambious:
I must be doing something wrong, because after flashing this recovery, when I try to boot to recovery it keeps going to bootloader instead, no matter how I try.

Already tried erase cache etc.

And ideas?
[HTC One X] tmotard:
Hi, everything work fine here. Did you try to redownload the file ?? just in case...
[HTC One X] PAGOT:
And how did you flash it ?
[HTC One X] Ambious:
Yup :(

Went into fastboot and then:

fastboot flash recovery imagename.img
fastboot erase cache

(with 'imagename.img' obviously being the name of the image file)

--

Edit: Solved, the problem was the download site (Techerrata kept giving me a bad file). I found it on a mirror (thanks to the cool guys at the #twrp mirc channel) and it works great :)

Cheers!
[HTC One X] zopostyle:
Don't know if it has to deal with recovery...

But everytime that my phone is off and I need to enter in bootloader when I hold vol - and power my phone reboots 2 to 4 times to then enter in the bootloader..

Is there any reason for that? It started after flashing the TWRP 2.3.1.0...
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Strange, that never happens here.

I'd say try to flash recovery again in fastboot. Erase cache in fastboot before and after flashing.

You should be fine afterwards ;)
[HTC One X] zopostyle:
Did it stayed the same...

I change to CWM and it come back to normal.. went back to twrp and it's happening again..
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Try this one, it's an older version, 2.1.7:

http://db.tt/8bv6E7uo

Maybe this one plays nice on your HOX?

This one works without the reboots?
[HTC One X] zopostyle:
I used 2.1.7 before... it works OK except the restore... I need to run twice to it restore everything
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
That's some very strange behavior...

This never happened with my HOX.

I'm sorry but I'm all out of answers :banghead:
[HTC One X] callmelance30:
i have CWM recovery, can i flash this on top of it? and flashing this will erase my data?
[HTC One X] pondikos:
jes you can and it will not delete your data
[HTC One X] callmelance30:
just clicked THANKS button for you mate.. =D thanks again
[HTC One X] paulh1978:
Can someone help please just moved from cwm to twrp could someone tell me why when I flash a Rom it just flashes the bare bones apps and doesn't add super Su or anything else.

Thanks in advance.
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Sounds like a bad flash to me.

Try a new download, and check MD5 before flashing the rom.

Shouldn't be a problem for twrp to flash a rom, I do it all the time without problems :)
[HTC One X] PAGOT:
Yeah or what are you trying to flash? Are you sure you are flashing a ROM?
[HTC One X] paulh1978:
Thanks for reply will download again and give it another try.

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Yes its definitely a Rom its maximus v6 which I had been using while on cwm.
[HTC One X] farhanito:
If I want to restore a nandroid created with twrp, what should I do with boot.emmc.win?

Rename it to boot.img and flash it with fastboot?

Thanks
[HTC One X] doumer:
delete plz
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
You can flash that file without renaming it.
[HTC One X] paulh1978:
Thanks for great recovery but noticed a few people (me included) had a few problems with flashing roms but solution turned out to be pretty simple. If you could add this to main page would be great for many with problem. When you do full wipe with recovery make sure you tick the option in aroma to flash without wipe or you will face problems.
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Would be very strange if that would be the cause of the problems you talk about...

Normally it doesn't matter how many times you (full) wipe the same space. The wiped space stays the same after the first wipe. Maybe the OP can explain better.
[HTC One X] Doo Doo:
How do you wipe battery stats with this recovery?
[HTC One X] stuart0001:
Why do you want to? It doesn't achieve anything.
[HTC One X] Doo Doo:
I'm use to doing it just a habit bro
[HTC One X] mrjayviper:
Is there any meaningful advantage over cwm? Thanks
[HTC One X] Michealtbh:
Loads more features, better UI and faster backup/restore
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
And theming
[HTC One X] samarain:
Anyone when trying to make a full backup the phone in the middle auto restart?
[HTC One X] Rolando88:
Guys dont know of its known issue but keyboard isnt working that great when i want to name a backup.. enter button for example and space button but atleast its something ghehe thanks guys!
[HTC One X] samarain:
I have the same, and don't make full backup when doing tha device restart...
[HTC One X] tripledes:
Just a lazy question...I haven't installed but neither I found any reference, so I thought I'd ask before going and flash it...Does this recovery support encryption?

BTW, lovely work :good:
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
We have been able to support decryption on some devices but we haven't tried with the One X. Odds are it will work with an AOSP ROM but not with a Sense ROM.
[HTC One X] tripledes:
Hmm so being on CM10 (from TripnDroid) sounds worth trying...will test this evening and will report so everyone could know about it. Thanks!
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
The other problem is that I have not compiled in the needed settings to enable decryption.
[HTC One X] zopostyle:
2.3.2.0

There is a new version release...when it will be available to our device?
[HTC One X] tripledes:
That's a bigger issue ;) ... I'm not much on the coding side, but I might try...before I try to get into it, are you planning to compile the recovery with decryption code?
[HTC One X] doumer:
is 2.3.1.0 able to handle 4.2 roms correctly (due to the changes made to sd-card partition) or shall we wait for the next release (2.3.2.x has special fixes for that...at least for other devices)?
[HTC One X] Dark_Avenger:
I have a small problem with my HTC One X (Endeavoru). TWRP converts my "data" partition from ext4 to ext3. In the recovery log I have these lines:

...

I:Processing '/data'

I:'/data' was 'ext4' now set to 'ext3'

...

Why is that?
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
TWRP is not converting. We use a busybox utility called blkid to determine what file system is actually in use and blkid says that your /data is formatted to ext3.
[HTC One X] Dark_Avenger:
Thank you for your answer. Do you mean that the partition is formatted as ext3, but mounted as ext4? "mount" in the terminal gives me /data as ext4.
[HTC One X] ametarasu:
What he means is blkid incorrectly reports your partition as ext3. You partition is not formatted to ext3
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
Most likely something happened to his data partition. Maybe something disabled journaling or he used some kind of super wipe zip that formatted it wrong.

Make a new backup of data. After the backup is complete go into the backup folder and rename data.ext3.win to data.ext4.win then restore. The restore should format data to ext4 and return everything back to normal.
[HTC One X] Dark_Avenger:
Thank you again, Dees_Troy. That fixes the problem.
[HTC One X] icke:
Just want to report...maybe it's already known but on 4.2.1 jb fix permission is not working any longer. When trying to fix permissions TWRP is rebooting by itself.
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
Updated!
[HTC One X] samarain:
Goomanager says that have installed the new version but don't restart and when i go to recovery still have the CWM Recovery... anyone have the same?
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
I need to change the OP. The One X Tegra 3 won't allow automated recovery installation. You'll have to manually install using fastboot.
[HTC One X] apple-part:
you have to flash it manually. copy the .img file from your sd-card\goomanager\ to your pc and type the following command while your phone is connected to the pc in bootloader-mode:

fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.0-endeavoru.img

that's all and don't forget to hit thanks! ;)
[HTC One X] samarain:
Yes i know that ;) but in the Op say the goomanager do it automatically so i ask ;)
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
TWRP web page doesn't have new version posted for One X Tegra..

so I manege to get it with this link: http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/endeavoru/openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.0-endeavoru.img
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
Website link is updated. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
[HTC One X] doumer:
thanks for the update!
[HTC One X] core720:
battery charging in recovery mode?
[HTC One X] payamkh:
Hi guys.where is wipe battery in twrp's recovery
[HTC One X] limzm:
Is there anyway I can access the .win extension backup file itself on Android/Windows system? :confused:
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
System and data will be tar (or tgz if compression was used). Boot will be an image.
[HTC One X] Daekin:
Sorry...wrong thread. :o
[HTC One X] hyakuman:
Is there a default decryption password for TWRP 2.3.3?

Since updating from 2.3.1, TWRP now asks for the decryption password at load (which I don't know because I haven't encrypted my data before). When I cancel out and try to nandroid (or anything else that accesses my /data folder), it fails or doesn't let me select data at all. It will however, allow a factory reset, i.e. wiping of the /data folder.

Any solutions?
[HTC One X] Daekin:
bug?

got a bug, here is description:

I have made a backup of system and data partitions

I have installed a mod and after reboot got android.process.acore FC => not recovery related

I have restored system and data parititons and cleared cache and dalvik-cache => BUG: the problem mentioned above was still there (even when no mods were installed because backup was taken from mod-free ROM)

so there are two possible bug causes:

either recovery does NOT wipe partition prior to restoring so even after a restore I had bad data causing the FC (so do I need to wipe data manually and restore data ONLY AFTER manual wiping?)

or if recovery does wipe partitions prior to restore, it messes permissions or something so the same bug was introduced even without installed mods
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
What version of TWRP are you using? A logcat might also be helpful.
[HTC One X] scylla69:
Hi!,

I've just flashed it, but I can't go into the recovery. I tried flashing many times and it finnished without errors, but when I press "recovery" in HBOOT the phone just restarts to HBOOT.

When I choose normal reboot, it restarts and phone works normally.

edit: sorry, It was a faild download. I re-downloaded the file and it works ;)
[HTC One X] Daekin:
It is latest 2.3.3.0

I do not have Moffat from previous attempt. I will post logs when I reproduce the issue.
[HTC One X] Bitjesmaker:
Can i make a suggestion? I switched from CWM to TWRP and want to restore from nandroidbackup which was maked with CWM. But the TWRP stay telling me the map is empty and i cant go browsing or something like that to reach the correct map where the nandroid backup is located.

So i have to flash CWM back to use nandroidbackup restore.

Maybe it is a good idea to build something in TWRP to give us the ability to browse to a nandroidbackup?
[HTC One X] MaxFTW:
TWRP backups are different. You cannot restore CWM one via it

Sent from One X with AOKP JB 4.2
[HTC One X] Daekin:
I have read that recent version could restore that. You only news to move backups from /scdard/clockworkmod to /sdcard/twrp/backups

It is worth a try...
[HTC One X] Dark_Avenger:
That's ONLY possible with kokotas HD2 extended version of TWRP.
[HTC One X] Daekin:
Thanks for reminding. Recently I have been playing with my HD2 a lot so I mixed the information from both worlds. :D
[HTC One X] Bitjesmaker:
It is no problem to me, i have remove TWRP and flashed CWM and restored the CWMbackup and reflashed TWRP and make a backup again with TWRP. So it is solved for me.

:D
[HTC One X] mrjayviper:
If I restore my phone using my TWRP backup, would that include the boot image? I looked at the TWRP backup directory and I don't see boot.img like I do when I made CWM backup on a previous One X.

Thanks! :)

edit: just saw this: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33743517&postcount=232
[HTC One X] muid02:
battery always shows 66% :/
[HTC One X] tatsit:
i've the same problem as you

i cant wipe dalvik cache. it says /data not mount
[HTC One X] hyakuman:
Yeah, I gave up on TWRP for this reason. Went back to latest CWM with no problems. :cyclops:
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
Was there an update to the One X recently that changed the partition layout? I don't own a One X so I wouldn't be aware of such a change.
[HTC One X] omar302:
Sometimes when doing a full restore, some data/apps are not restored. I can see them under setting>apps, but they would be listed in their com.xxxx name with zero size. I would have to install them again to restore.
[HTC One X] adamnz:
So my touchscreen stopped working on anything other than the stock kernel after updating to 3.17.728.1 ( see Here )

All my backups are in TWRP and without a touchscreen I can't restore back to stock

Is there anyway to use TWRP with the Physical keys?
[HTC One X] farang4u:
For me, full restore recovers all my apps but one...xda developers. lol
[HTC One X] hyakuman:
Stock HTC One X was updated to Jellybean (4.1) recently which also included a revised HBOOT, but as far as I am aware, the actual partition layout has remained the same.
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
Get me a copy of the recovery.img that came with the latest update and I'll build you a new version that should fix touch. We went through the same problem on the Qualcomm-based One X evita recently and a kernel update was the only thing that would fix it.
[HTC One X] Braindamage1989:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.3.3.0 touch recovery [2012-12-19]

From what I know the AOSP build from pabx (4.2.1) supports a fuction recently to encrypt the data partition. Also AOKP by LC has implented this fuction. Perhaps this one could be the troublemaker. Just reporting.
[HTC One X] adamnz:
Cool, thankyou

recovery.img extracted from ota file

https://www.dropbox.com/s/aibdk8khqnrclc6/recovery.img

Confirmation number: 0NU12849U6847934C ;)
[HTC One X] wowserer:
Hi could anyone tell me where I can find where the back up file is stored on internal sd.

Cheers
[HTC One X] omar302:
In folder named TWRP/BACKUPS.
[HTC One X] Bellitsch89:
AW: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.3.3.0 touch recovery [2012-12-19]

I search the ViperX theme For twrp... Where can i find this?

Sent from my Hox using ViperX 3.2.4 and Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] boroboy69r:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.3.3.0 touch recovery [2012-12-19]

Twrp viperx theme u want, i got blue one by wisky i think http://db.tt/4IP0HhlJ

Sent from my HTC One X using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] acidspider:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.3.3.0 touch recovery [2012-12-19]

Someone please assist me how to install twrp theme
[HTC One X] Bellitsch89:
AW: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.3.3.0 touch recovery [2012-12-19]

You must copy the UI.ZIP to sd card>twrp>theme

You must create an folder with Name "theme" in twrp folder.

Sent from my Hox using ViperX 3.3.2 and Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] apple-part:
thank you very much for the new release! :)

I have the 1.39 HBOOT, so I have to use the older "openrecovery-twrp-2.4.0.0-endeavoru-JB.img" or the "openrecovery-twrp-2.4.0.0-endeavoru.img"?

With the"...-JB.img" I have no USB mount.

Another BUG:

Fix Permissions is not possible, becauce every time the Recovery is rebooting.
[HTC One X] adamnz:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.0.0 touch recovery [2013-01-29]

I'm pretty sure that the JB based recovery is only needed for those that have the JB update on HTC__023, as touch won't work on anything but official Kernel.

Everyone else should be able to use "openrecovery-twrp-2.4.0.0-endeavoru.img"
[HTC One X] vaykossil:
you mean jb hboot ? if im on viper 3.3 i should flash jb one right ?
[HTC One X] adamnz:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.0.0 touch recovery [2013-01-29]

You only need the JB one if you have cid HTC__023
[HTC One X] drziddo:
Hello guys.

With the latest update the option to mount USB storage while in recovery is gone.

Is a bog one for me, so I downgraded to 2.3.3.0 again.

Let us know when the fix come.

Thanks in advance.
[HTC One X] adamnz:
did you install "openrecovery-twrp-2.4.0.0-endeavoru.img" or "openrecovery-twrp-2.4.0.0-endeavoru-JB.img"?
[HTC One X] drziddo:
jb

Wrong?

EDIT: All my data is gone now! My sdcard is gone.

No photos, no sounds, nothing.

Any fix?

Thanks in advance.
[HTC One X] adamnz:
Possibly, see my post above,

try "openrecovery-twrp-2.4.0.0-endeavoru.img"
[HTC One X] drziddo:
Dam, my sdcard is gone.

Do you know how to fix that??
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.0.0 touch recovery [2013-01-29]

I take it everything is fine on your end, using the right image?

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Flash the right image in fastboot?
[HTC One X] drziddo:
Sure, I was only updating recovery, nothing with boot.img
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.0.0 touch recovery [2013-01-29]

The recovery is an .img also, so you can flash the right one with fastboot.

After that you should be good to go!

- fastboot flash recovery (name of) recovery.img

After that:

- fastboot erase cache

- fastboot reboot

See first page, you can find the link for downloading the right image there.

Good luck flashing! :beer:
[HTC One X] drziddo:
Not working.

Sdcard is simply lost.

This happened to me before trying Trip's 10.1 kang and the only way to restore everything was flashing a RUU and then doing all the process again...

Any other possible fix?
[HTC One X] JohnYang1997:
Somebody tell me the difference between 2.4.0.0 and 2.4.0.0-JB? See here
[HTC One X] adamnz:
I think 2.4.0.0-JB is based on the stock recovery from 3.17.728.1 (HTC__023) This was to get the touchscreen working see http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2103782

Usb mount and adb are not working and probably won't be untill HTC release the kernel source for JB

I'm guessing 2.4.0.0 is based off the stock ICS recovery and should work much the same as 2.3.0.0
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.0.0 touch recovery [2013-01-29]

Yes, read here: http://www.teamw.in/project/twrp2/95

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Sorry, I can't think of one, luckily this never happened to me on the One X. Sounds like an usb-brick to me, I remember that one from the Desire days ;)

Never saw it happen on the One X though..

Edit: did some searching for you, maybe this will help you: http://tips4droid.com/how-unroot-unbrick-htc-one-x-fix-softbrick/

Good luck! :beer:
[HTC One X] Giblet-dono:
So... If I'm understanding this correctly..

I have a JB Hboot, and run a JB Custom rom

And I use TWRP 2.3.3.0

My touch works as supposed, and my adb and usb storage also work..

If I update now i will have to choose between the JB and the ICS versions.>

With the JB version ADB and Mass storage won't work..

With the ICS version touch will not work..

Seems quite strange to me...

The TWRP site/link is also not a big help to me, as it only says that adb won;t work for the JB version..

Could someone please explain this to me?
[HTC One X] adamnz:
Did you see any of my posts?

ICS version works fine for all but HTC__023
[HTC One X] Giblet-dono:
I did read your posts...

But they did not clearly state this fact!

Not even nearly.

Yes they say that touch recovery did not work on HTC__023

But they do not state that it is exclusively for this CID - or, say, on every JB

Nor do they say that the ICS will work (properly) on my device!

They state: "It should work much the same"

Well let's be honest: "much the same' can also mean:

Everything works BUT adb and usb storage mounting.

Still I want to thank you for your latest respons, which did give me a clear answer!
[HTC One X] Xphoid:
I can live without ADB but not mounting SD Card is a risk...

Back to 2.3.3.0....
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.0.0 touch recovery [2013-01-29]

Just don't use the JB version if you're on ANY CID but HTC_023, and you'll be fine.

HTC_023 already has been updated to a newer base, and needs a special version of TWRP recovery.

That's the info I found, and it makes perfect sense.

Everything should work if you're not on HTC_023 and flash the normal recovery without JB in its name.

Edit: Just flashed 2.4.0.0 (without JB in filename) on my HOX myself, and USB mount is still there and working fine!

Built-in filemanager sees all my folders too, so no need to stay on 2.3.3.0 :)
[HTC One X] Bitjesmaker:
I did have the same problem as other people, dont understand why upgrading to JB2.4 when have 2.3.3.0 where everything works for me. The only problem i have is the batteryindicator. When in standby my One X is telling me 100% and when in TWRP it is telling me 66%, it is always 66% in TWRP. I use ViperX 3.3.2. which is JB. I already have read so many post with HTC_023 but thats saying me nothing. I have read somehere that HTC023=3.17xxxxxx. Thats more clear for me since i know Viper 3.3.2=3.14xxxxxx Now i understand too some people with 3.17 cant use touch so thats why JB2.4 is created.

In the OP there is written as a tip to use GooManager. It simply dont work for me. Give SU root and click at install openrecoveryscript and twice at yes and then he download the 2.4endavour.img (without _JB) and give a small popup it is installed. When booting to recovery i see it is still at 2.3.3.0.

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Now i have flashed 2.4 by another way (One X One Click 1.9) instead of using GooManager (no _JB) at my One X i can confirm everything works fine, touch and mount/unmount and filemanager..

But, the problem with the batteryindicator stay, it is saying 66% and after 15-20 seconds maybe it say 78% :eek: When back in ViperX it say 77%. I also can confirm i dont lose anything at sdcard. Back to recovery it say 66% again and then after 15-20 sec changed to 81%.
[HTC One X] Dees_Troy:
The proprietary charging binaries on HTC devices seem to take a while to start working, at least on the Tegra versions of the device.