yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] lKBZl:
Okay, it wasn't a problem of goo.im. I think it's my wifi, not sure why, the icon of wifi, instead of being blue like always, now is grey, which means connected but not using the wifi if im not wrong... damn it. Can't get it to work, happened suddenly.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Just that data isn't actively passing i/o device.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

Blue means that it's connected to Google services (Gmail, Play Store, etc). Gray basically means that you are connected to wifi but not to the Internet.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] lKBZl:
Thanks. Anyways once it's gray, I can't get my internet to work, i.e browser, gmail etc... but nvm, this is not the thread to discuss this.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] alteredlikeness:
When at home, I can't access goo.im at all - with wifi or data on my phone, tablet or computer - but any other data/wifi activity works fine (and goo.im works fine on my phone from other wifi's).

But I have AT&T data and wifi.. and I just found this: https://plus.google.com/103016236037938342074/posts/hTrGGgfeCp3

Haven't switched my DNS yet, but just in case anyone else is running into similar issues... that might help.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] midgetzombiekiller:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

http://www.opendns.com/opendns-ip-addresses

I had similar issues with time Warner awhile back and switched to opendns on my router. Haven't SINCE! Highly recommend! Even if off topic a bit.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] espionage724:
By default, I thought Android devices automatically used Google's DNS (not whatever is set on the modem/router)?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Varun Redd:
Hey, Im on Jelly Bean Firmware on my Glaxy S Advance i9070. Can i use this TWRP on my device?

I read on net that TWRP is made based on Ginger Bread Kernel and that Jelly Bean users cannot install this Recovery. Is it true? And does this version work on my device?

Thanks!! :D
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] mikeharris:
Well, 2.4.4.0 just trashed my Nexus...

All I did was restore a backup and got into all sorts of trouble.

The restore did not complete? and Nexus restarted back into TWRP.

Then it was asking for a password - seems filesystem has been corrupted - so needed a full reset.

Tried 2.4.1.0 and that wouldn't restore my backup.

Sorry no log because of the full reset - now no backup either...
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] nacos:
"Check for root AND inject SuperSU if you don’t have it"

Version 2.4.2.0 introduces the ability to "check for root AND inject SuperSU if you don’t have it".

How can this be done since TWRP cannot be launched without already having root - or can it?

Thanks.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] lKBZl:
Actually you can launch it without being root, by just booting it temporary, for example with a toolkit if im not wrong.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Similar thing happened to me on my SGS3 with 2.4.3.0 + 2.4.4.0. The only way I was able to fix it was by deleting TWRP folder altogether and installing 2.3.3.0. Afterward, no issues whatsoever.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] mikeharris:
Thanks for that, I will give it a try when I have a couple of hours spare. (just in case I have to rebuild the N10 again...)
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] mistermidas:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

Do u have a link for 2.3.3.0?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] nacos:
[Q] Step-by-step on how to "check for root AND inject SuperSU if you don’t have it"??

I'd be really curious how you actually do that (step-by-step). Could you elaborate?

Thanks.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] wptski:
All versions here: http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/manta
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] lKBZl:
I know there's a way doing it without the toolkit, but I don't remember how was it. I think with for example wugfresh toolkit you can do it. You might want to ask that on the apropiate thread to make sure it's possible with it. If you can do it with the toolkit, then the program will give you instructions on how you have to do it.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] nacos:
[Q] Step-by-step on how to "check for root AND inject SuperSU if you don’t have it"??

I mean...wouldn't you think that when such a feature gets released, it should be advertised and explained in a little MORE details? It all sounds great but how in the world can one make it work? Who else would know better than the developing team members themselves?

Anybody on that side, please?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] lKBZl:
I don't really get what you mean but it's not because of you, it's because english is not my main. As fasr as I understood, you would like to know how to do it, in therms of commands and such? Not for flashing the kernel without needed root, just how to do it?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] nacos:
[Q] Step-by-step on how to "check for root AND inject SuperSU if you don’t have it"??

The question was asked on pg.26 of this thread, but here it is again: Version 2.4.2.0 introduces the ability to "check for root AND inject SuperSU if you don’t have it".

How can this be done since TWRP cannot be launched without already having root - or can it?

Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] the_boo:
Twrp does not need root... it needs an unlocked bootloader... You can unlock your bootloader without rooting
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] nacos:
[Q] Step-by-step on how to "check for root AND inject SuperSU if you don’t have it"??

OK, then let's take it from the beginning...Let's say I just bought a phone and I want to root it (although not the case but just for the sake of the argument). Why would I want to go through such lengths as to unlock the bootloader first to ONLY to be able to launch TWRP which in turn would eventually give me the ability to gain root access, as long as I can make this a one-step-process by directly gaining root?

In other words what's the rationale of this implementation?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] the_boo:
I think it is there more for this situation

say if you flashed a stock update through Twrp and lost root... You could use this feature to regain root without using a pc
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] nacos:
[Q] Step-by-step on how to "check for root AND inject SuperSU if you don’t have it"??

...unless you DO need a PC to unlock the bootloader - in which case it defies the purpose!...or I could just use Mobile ODIN and get it all done without asking so many "philosophical" questions.

:fingers-crossed: Thanks anyway, bro! :)
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] the_boo:
No no no no nono

Ok say you are unlocked, rooted and stock... An ota update comes out and not thinking about it you update...

You just lost root...

Thankfully if you have Twrp with root checker you can just reboot into recovery and Twrp will install root for you
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] nacos:
Am I missing something? I just rebooted into TWRP 2.4.4.0 and I just fail to find any "root checker".

Under what section should the "root checker" normally be?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] the_boo:
It's because you are rooted... Twrp automatically checks for root... There is no "root checker" button
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] nacos:
[Q] Step-by-step on how to "check for root AND inject SuperSU if you don’t have it"??

Got it! Thanks buddy!

EDIT:

However, I don't find it useful since OTA updates don't work if you have any custom recovery installed, including TWRP - I know it, I have been through the process and after successfully downloading the update the phone got stuck at rebooting.

This thread validates my statement: Loading a non stock recovery will also prevent you from successfully applying any OTA updates (search the theread by this exact words)

:confused: :confused: :confused:...so, thanks again, but we're back to square one. Ooops!! :confused: :confused: :confused:
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] the_boo:
No prob
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

We check for root after any requests for a reboot. If you are already rooted then you will not ever see this feature.

For the Nexus 10, the process would be:

fastboot oem unlock

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot boot recovery.img

After requesting a reboot you would be prompted to install SuperSU.

It is not that unusual for a device to have a custom recovery installed before rooting.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] nacos:
Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

HTC, Motorola, Sony, and Asus all have unlock programs. Nexus devices are easy to unlock. Most Samsung devices can be flashed via download mode / Odin without unlocking anything. In most of these situations it's much easier to unlock and flash a recovery and then use recovery to achieve root.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] nacos:
Thanks again. Now it makes a lot more sense.

Great job with TWRP - powerful and reliable.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] tuanda82:
Twrp asked me for password. I didn't set password. If i click cancel I cannot wipe/flash/mount....
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Aleq:
With TWRP 2.4.4.0 I'm unable to restore any of my larger backups (compressed, if it matters). It crashes suddenly (restarts / reboots) in the middle of data restoration. After some trial and error I figured out going back to 2.3.2.1 solved it.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] kgeissler:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

I had this same problem and was wondering what was going on. Thanks for pointing this out. My restore was basically a factory reset. I was able to restore my apps using Titanium Backup to read the TWRP backup files.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] sinichi21:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

Where can i get the old recovery? I have same problem
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] wptski:
Look here: http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/manta
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] DefinityX:
Same issue here... I'd post a log, but it crashes before one can be made... Even on solid backups I've used before...+

And btw, my backups are NOT compressed... And I get the same result when trying to restore from external storage.

(And here, I was panicked something got corrupted in my data partition.... shew!)
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] DefinityX:
I tried going back to 2.4.3.0 and 2.4.2.0, one of which was what I first put on my N10, and no luck. Went back to 2.3.2.1 like you, and voila! Thanks for the input, I never would've gone back that far to try it... So you saved me. :)
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] mistermidas:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

2.3.3.0 also works for restoring backups. I had the same problems as everyone else, but when I tried that version it restored flawlessly.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] DefinityX:
Odd.. ran into some other issues... ended up wiping parts of my internal storage that were... uhh... important. :( So I ended up having to flash stock and relock my bootloader and start all over again. I had my nandroids stored seperately, but hadn't gotten my media or my Titanium Backups copied out...:crying:

Anywho, upon starting clean and reinstalling 2.4.4.0 works like a charm... restoring the backups that it refused to do earlier...

I'm kind of wondering what broke it now... I'll be moving forward VERY cautiously...
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

I am aware that there seems to be an issue with the Nexus 10. I just have not had time to look into it. I use the 10 almost daily but I might have to switch tablets for a bit. The issue seems to be related to restoring large backups. I usually don't have a lot of applications installed so my backups aren't very large. I do have a few ideas. The issue seems to either be kernel or heat related but we may be able to mitigate the issue in twrp.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Aleq:
Yes, small backups get restored successfully. Bigger ones (but not that much in my opinion) crash.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] bomgavs:
What is going one with backup function? I saved backup from one nexus4, copyed folder TWRP to another - and TWRP recovery do not see ANY of backup... Very funny
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] eman5oh:
I am having the same probelm with 2.3.3.0, all my recent backups (uncompressed) seem to fail with TWRP rebooting during the data restore, I will try 2.3.2.1 and report back. Hope this works.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] DefinityX:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

The backups in the folder "TWRP" are separated into folders based on device serial number (this is by design, likely to prevent accidental flashing of backups on the wrong device).

So your first nexus 4 saved into one folder, and the second nexus 4 is only looking for backups in a completely different folder. (but both are nested within "/TWRP")
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] bomgavs:
I knew it, and i have no problems, but its wrong - good way is "sign" on every backup - what device it support - thats it
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] DefinityX:
Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.4.0 touch recovery [2013-03-12]

To each his own, right? ... Personally, I like it. Keeps things nice and neat across multiple devices, and it's not too hard to figure out.

Glad you got it figured out though. :)

Though... shouldn't that question have been put in the Nexus 4 TWRP forum??
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] JohnYang1997:
Which is the latest version that can mount storage?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] DefinityX:
I believe 2.4.4.0 (the latest) can do this... Haven't used my TWRP since the issue with backups not restoring...

But I recall it reading an OTG device that I had plugged in... *I THINK*

Or did you mean the oldest version that can mount storage?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] JohnYang1997:
What?Since 4.2.2 new driver updated,no USB mass storage not working any more. Which is the last old base version.Thanks.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
It will never work:

http://teamw.in/datamedia
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] wptski:
Aren't they asking about the "Using External SDcard"? If that's what you say will never work, why is the option still in TWRP?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Poser:
Good stuff, thanks dt
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Izeltokatl:
Wont Boot into System

Hey all. So I've been on AOKP for awhile, but had some slight lag issues. I did a full wipe, and flashed back to CleanRom 2.2.5, but TWRP wont let me hit the reboot function. I let it sit for 5mins and it doesn't go. I can manually force reboot it via the power long press, but it goes right back into TWRP. I can do wipes installs of zips, but when it comes down to the reboot section it just sits there. Anyone have any clues as to why?

I would do a full reset, but I can't mount the darn device to my PC either to save the last TB backup.

Help?

--------------

Ah fixed it, I did another full wipe and factory reset to flash the JDQ39_4.2.2 Stock ODEX rom. It allowed me to boot.... would a rom block TWRP from letting it boot? It literally just hung in TWRP.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] TheBlueRaja:
Had this problem today during a restore. It's a hunch as I can't prove it yet but the first time I tried to restore it crashed on me about 30 seconds after the screen went blank.

When I rebooted and tried again I stopped the screen going off by tapping it every minute or so and it restored fully without crashing.

Not sure it's the cause but it may help.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] bflatmajor:
Help please

I have a rooted nexus 10 running stock rom.

I downloaded goomanager from playstore, told goomanager to install the openrecovery from the 3 dot device menu. That was successful.

After the install, the device did not reboot.

I powered down the device and pressed the volume down and power buttons to get into recovery.

Now the poor android bot is laying on its back, saying 'Downloading.... Do not turn off target!!'

If I press the volume rocker up or down, nothing happens.

I see device information, like product name, h/w version and such.

The lock state is 'unlocked'

The reboot mode flag is 'None'...

What should I do next?

Thanks

but wait there's more... being the impatient soul that I am.. I rebooted the tablet.. went back into goo manager, into the 3 dot menu and found a entry saying reboot into recovery.. I selected that option and... taaada... TWRP.. Now I'm wondering if this is the correct/only way to get into recovery. Does this mean no more holding down the power and volume rocker buttons? That sounds familiar.. like I read it before ... :)
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
[RECOVERY] TWRP 2.5.0.0 touch recovery [2013-04-09]
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] jonstrong:
Manta and Toro installed - thank you. I used GooManager on both -- seems slow right now, but the download finishes and installs just fine. Will give it a spin on both devices. Thanks again - much appreciated.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] ChemicalSymphony:
I like new wipe setup.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Aleq:
Is the larger backup crash fixed in 2.5.0.0? Don't see anything related to it in the changelog so I assume - not yet?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] jonstrong:
I'm going out on a limb here, but I'm guessing this fix might be addressing the issue with large backups:

"Fixed a problem with directory permissions on split archive backups"

...since the split archives occur with large backups.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] adoute:
I haven't tested it as I don't have any large backups to test with, but this line in the changelog made me think it might be fixed:
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
I haven't had time to look at it yet. Whatever it is, it's specific to the Nexus 10. Other devices don't have issues with larger backups.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Aleq:
Thanks, I thought so. We'll wait and appreciate even if you look at it in the future.

Permissions didn't sound like something that could cause instantaneous reboot...
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] doumer:
Thanks for the update, really love TWRP
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Lim Wee Huat:
Nice update... But why is Manta's 2.5.0.0 still using the button settings for brightness and not the slider?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
You're probably using a custom theme...
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Lim Wee Huat:
Nope. I updated both the N7 and N10 to 2.5.0.0.. The N7 has the new brightness slider but not on the N10. Weird.. But anyway, nice update.. Love the new improved features..
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] jonstrong:
I have the same experience. I did, in fact, have a theme installed from prior versions of TWRP on my N10, using a "ui.zip" file in the "theme" sub-folder under TWRP on my internal "SD card". It only changed the color scheme as far as I could tell. I reinstalled 2.5.0.0 via Goo Manager and booted into it. The Recovery itself indicated that is was, indeed, 2.5.0.0, was using the green color scheme from the installed theme -- and displayed the four buttons for screen brightness.

Based on the comments a couple of posts up, I deleted the "ui.zip", booted back into TWRP. Now I had the default colors - but still had the 4 buttons - no slider. One more try - back into Android, I deleted the "theme" folder itself and booted back into TWRP. Exact same results: default colors, with buttons to set screen brightness.

:confused:
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] lKBZl:
Hi guys, I'll try to expose my problem as clear as possible, I hope you can understand what I mean. I often try new roms to see which one I like the most, but obviously there's one I like more than others, and I always go back to it. I've got a full backup of it, however, when I restore the backup, I don't see anything restored. I wonder if the backup of this recovery is the same as the cwm or if it's an error I had while doing the backup. I'd like to keep all my apps and things I had on my previous rom, and I want to have them back, be able to do that, and not having to do all the work again. Is it possible with this recovery? I though it would be the same way I restore my roms in the Samsung Galaxy S. Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] ui15:
Thanks man

Thanks for your post, it helps :good:

xad-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2239091
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] mpmilestogo:
Wondering if anyone has issues with latest twrp rebooting when flashing a new Rom or wiping cache or dalvik . Seems to hang and reboots back into recovery. Then it all works fine. On Nexus 10.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] Syk69:
I haven't had any issues flashing roms or restoring nandroids.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] brGabriel:
I've had this issue lately on TWRP 2.4.3.0. Mostly happens when trying to restore a nandroid backup. I'm upgrading to the latest version to see if the problem is resolved.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] doumer:
had this issue on 2.4.xx, but since 2.5.0 everything is fine for me.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] mpmilestogo:
Thanks. I'm on the 2.5.0 release so just tried reflashing it from the goo.im application. Don't remember this happening on earlier releases.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] bruce7373:
This has happened twice with me when restoring a backup. The first time it rebooted into the main screen; the second time it hung on the splash and I needed to shut down and get back in via the bootloader. Both times I was able to complete the restore on a second attempt.

Using 2.5.0.0 on a N10.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] rlattin24:
Noticed the wipe internal storage feature was removed in 2.5 (or I'm just not seeing it). How do I go about doing this now other than reverting back to 2.4.4?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] n0j0e:
Oh no, cant also restore backup from 2.4.4.0/2.5.0.0. Reboots on restoring the data partition. :(

Any tip around?

Edit: Is 722Mb internal ram (SD Card) too low to restore big data partition?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Did you check under advanced wipe? or in the advanced menu?
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] rlattin24:
i did the only option i seen that wipes the internal storage was wipe data but that also removes all my other stuff.

2.4.4 had wipe cache, delvik cache, factory reset, wipe system, and wipe internal storage so i could wipe the storage and keep my apps without having to use tibu
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Yeah, I remember. Looks like 2.5 doesn't have that feature anymore. Just checked for myself. There may have been a bug with it, which may explain why it was left out. However, you'd have to PM DT to find out for certain.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] rlattin24:
ok thanks i sent him a message its not really something i need anymore since ive finally found a rom i like and im sticking to but for a while there id be flashing between roms daily and i used the wipe internal storage feature alot and was just wondering why they decided to remove it.
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] VivaErBetis:
I just bought a nexus 10 and the second thing I did was flashing this great recovery, as I did with my "old" nexus 4. It's fantastic!

Thank you very much!
[Nexus 10 Original Android Development] bruce7373:
I'm continuing to have problems with TWRP spontaneously rebooting to itself during restores (I'd say it happens 30–40% of the time). The second attempt always works, but is anyone else seeing this?