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[ONE Original Android Development] tanveerkhan9:
I don't no why but I can't flash any other recovery then 2.8.0.0 , this is the only version I can flash 2.8.0.0 , I try all methods but no luck any help

Oneplus one

Twrp 2.8.0.0

CM12
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
Provide more information. What happens when you flash with fastboot? Please copy/paste the result from the command prompt. Are you checking the md5 after you download to ensure you don't have a corrupt file?

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[ONE Original Android Development] tanveerkhan9:
I try to flash by fastboot , also try by TWRP Manager , try by in recovery twrp, if I flash 2.8.0.0 no matter from where I download zip file it's work fine with all methods but if any other version I flash, my phone not go to recovery just black screen, no error come when I'm flashing
[ONE Original Android Development] xanthrax:
are you on stock cm11? deactivate from dev options "update cm recovery"

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[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
You didn't answer my question. If you want help you need to answer the questions that people ask you.

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I don't think that's the problem, if that was the case no custom recovery would load, it'd boot into stock recovery, but 2.8.0.0 is working for him.

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[ONE Original Android Development] tanveerkhan9:
Yes only TWRP 2.8.0.0 work no other version.

Oneplus one

CM12

TWRP 2.8.0.0

Sent from my A0001
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
Are you not reading my posts?

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[ONE Original Android Development] tanveerkhan9:
I check md5

When I flash no error come in command pro but recovery don't work only black screen.

But all work good if I flash TWRP 2.8.0.0?

Sent from my A0001

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Fastboot erase cache

solve the problem, now i can flash any TWRP version .....

Thanks for help :good:
[ONE Original Android Development] :
So, the OPO I guess is hard to maintain with TWRP https://plus.google.com/113698630295260555736/posts/RLktBGSCr7m

Read the comments for more information, but hopefully it becomes easier and support will not drop in the future.
[ONE Original Android Development] wrinkletit:
1 hour and nothing happens

2.3.8.0 detected within seconds

well, ill just stick to it though
[ONE Original Android Development] hoqpus:
HELP!

I accidentally wiped my internal storage in TWRP is it possible to undo?

my nandroid backup is now gone and all the pictures, titanium backup files and so on...

THANKS!
[ONE Original Android Development] PresidentMcCain:
I don't think I want to find out, so I'll just leave my phone unencrypted for now. TWRP 2.8.3.0 definitely corrupts encrypted CM12.
[ONE Original Android Development] nolsen311:
So it was 2.8.3.0 that had a problem with data corruption.

You DID have to offload the backup though, right? Or it would've been corrupted with everything else...?
[ONE Original Android Development] PresidentMcCain:
Yup. And 2.8.4.0 is broken as we all know. And versions prior to 2.8.3.0 does not support Lollipop encryption at all.

I made a full backup of my device prior to encrypting it. Everything on internal storage, data partition, etc.
[ONE Original Android Development] menkey:
Hi, i just flashed v2.8.4.1 and adb sideload is not recognised on my PC. I have adb v1.0.32 installed. Previously, it was working fine on CWM.
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
Nope, if you wiped it it's wiped. Gone.

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Do you have MTP enabled in the TWRP mount menu?

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[ONE Original Android Development] menkey:
Yes MTP is enabled.
[ONE Original Android Development] KINGDROID25:
Glad I found this thread so I can stay up to date
[ONE Original Android Development] nabeeleinstein:
please help!

I had gone to Color OS for a few days and used the Oneplus Onmitool on the forums to flash it. I used it to get back to CM11 using the fastboot package. After that, I re flashed TWRP.

Here is the problem, whenever I boot into recovery the screen doesn't work and the phone reboots in a few seconds. Also a few times it has constantly vibrated and restarted.

I re ran fastboot manually and deleted everything and did a clean start, still the problem persists.
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
Flash the current CM-12 firmware: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95897840722643821

It's a one-time flashing and does not touch your existing rom and persists across rom installs/updates/wipes.

Current TWRP may depend on it to work properly.
[ONE Original Android Development] AbhishekS:
I didn't realize new updates were available and I flashed CM12 nightly using TWRP 2.8.1.0.

Will there be any issues now?
[ONE Original Android Development] Macke93:
I Think not, i updated my TWRP to 2.8.3.0 before moving from CM11->CM12 :) just flash an updated one before you update your Rom next time (y)
[ONE Original Android Development] skola28:
2.8.4.1 Doesn't Decrypt Data

2.8.4.1 isn't properly decrypting a CM12 Encrypted Data (Nightly 1-16-2015)

Issue has been reported on github - https://github.com/TeamWin/Team-Win-Recovery-Project/issues/333

Reporting here in case others are having this issue.

Does anyone know of a way to sideload/fastboot load a nightly without decrypting data? Maybe with USB-OTG?
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
I think the /data partition needs to be resized (smaller) for decryption to work, but I don't have link at hand right now.

For reference to anyone interested: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=49285826&postcount=1826

It's for a different device on CM-12 as the process should be similar. BUT probably needs adaption for correct partition names/block devices, so only devs should try it. :)
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
In TWRP under clock settings when I choose my timezone it doesn't display the right time in order for it to display the right time I have to select 1 timezone down from mine

Can this be fixed? If yes then how?
[ONE Original Android Development] skola28:
Simply download the latest version of ADB (at least 1.0.32) and put the updated nightly zip in that folder.

boot into recovery and hit CANCEL when it asks for the encryption password

select ADVANCED and then SIDE LOAD

run the command: adb sideload nightlyname.zip

Seems to work! You'll get a couple errors in the process, as it looks like the zip tries to install something to the /data partition (which is still encrypted).
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
You have to set it up once, it will save it to its settings file and remember your timezone (and the other options in settings page). Since TWRP does not use mobile connection or anything like a rom does, there is no way for it to detect time/zone automatically.
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
I have set it up multiple times but it still won't show the correct time for some reason but on my other devices it does just not on my oneplus one
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
Hmm... weird, hadn't had that issue on multiple TWRP versions. Maybe remove /TWRP/.twrps and let it generate a new settings file.
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
Tried what you said and it still won't work :(
[ONE Original Android Development] fmc000:
It's a bug that's been present since I can remember. I'm in Italy and I had to set my timezone as I lived in Greece to display the correct time.

When I first wrote about it I was told that there was no bug, so I lost interest in it. It's no big deal as you set it once and then forget.
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
Yeah I guess it's something imma have to deal with but it's just weird that it works correctly on both of my N7's but not on my oneplus one
[ONE Original Android Development] Uqbar:
Lack of information

I usually go to the original post and it's next one to read about news related to TWRP.

There is still none about this "flash image from recovery", nothing about scripts. This is why I have been asking for ZIPs.

As TWRP has been working fine so far (for me at least), I have never read the whole thread looking for anything new. Just 1st post.

When I asked for the ZIP I have been told that a theme could do the magics.

So I understood the feature was there, just available by installing a theme. This meant to me that the default theme (I do really love) was "buggy", hiding a feature from users.

I would like to suggest to Dees_Troy to use post no.2 as a reference for TWRP, just to make things easier, just like this wonderful recovery is doing for us all.
[ONE Original Android Development] Natakranta:
TWRP was not hiding the feature to flash img files, it just wasn't there. This feature was within the Materialised theme itself. TWRP introduced native img flashing only in 2.8.4.0 version, previously it was facilitated by the Materialised theme.

The Answer to The Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything is: CLEAN FLASH.
[ONE Original Android Development] Lanchon:
timezone off by 1 hour looks like a problem with daylight savings. if you have the problem, post:

-your real current city

-selected city in twrp and its UTC offset

-whether "do you use daylight savings time" option is selected or not

-current local time, current "UTC time" as reported by google, current time displayed by twrp

thanks!
[ONE Original Android Development] fmc000:
What do you mean with 'current local time, current "UTC time" as reported by google' ? The OS (CM12)?
[ONE Original Android Development] Lanchon:
current local time: you look in your watch

current UTC time as reported by google: you look here
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
You can't select cities in TWRP that's never been an option
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
He meant the city names attached to the timezones. ;)

( ^^ meant as a joke, nevermind )
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
Well mine just says Eastern Time -5 but I have to select Atlantic Time -4 in order for time to display correctly
[ONE Original Android Development] fmc000:
More or less the same for me, I am at GMT+1 and I have to set GMT+2 to have the correct time shown. And of course the DST checkbox has no effect in January (I mean that the time doesn't change whether the box is ticked or not).
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
Same here with DST checkbox whether it's ticked or not it doesn't change the time
[ONE Original Android Development] fmc000:
It would have been quite strange if it did, in January!
[ONE Original Android Development] Lanchon:
not it wouldn't. such things as southern hemisphere and bugs actually exist.
[ONE Original Android Development] Zach1928:
Call me overly cautious but have there been any major issues with this newest version? I'm about to root my 1+1 and would like for it to keep working after.
[ONE Original Android Development] fmc000:
I already wrote that I live in Italy and last time I checked my country was in the northern hemisphere. ?
[ONE Original Android Development] VQ30DE:
Any reason 2.8.4.1 doesn't appear in TWRP app for bacon recovery versions?
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
What exactly are you asking?
[ONE Original Android Development] VQ30DE:
When run the TWRP app and select install recovery, 2.8.4.0 is the most recent version listed. Just wondering if there is a reason TWRP's own app is not listing the latest version.
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
Oh I didn't know TWRP had it's own app sorry, but I use Flashify and the newest version of TWRP for Bacon is in there why don't you try that out, just a suggestion ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] z31s1g:
TWRP manager is not provided by the guys that make the recovery, and I'm left under the impression that the app is not what it could be. As others already said, flashify is more reliable for updating to the latest version.
[ONE Original Android Development] VQ30DE:
Thanks, guys. Flashify looks like a much better app so I'll use that from now on.
[ONE Original Android Development] PaoloMix09:
Just wondering anyone got a zip to flash on recovery for 2.8.4.1?

Thanks.
[ONE Original Android Development] Heisenberg:
Have you read the thread? Pretty sure someone posted one.

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[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
Can somebody tell me what size their nandroid backups are because mine get over 4gb and I don't think they use to be that high before

Also is it normal to have data.ext4.win000, data.ext4.win001 and data.ext4.win002 in the backup folder that's why I think my backups are so high in size

Because on my Nexus 7 2013 I only have data.ext4.win000 and data.ext4.win001 in the backup folder
[ONE Original Android Development] cam30era:
[MENTION=996512]Doo Doo[/MENTION]

My nandroid backups in twrp are 1.4 GB.
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
See I knew something was wrong but I don't know what

If anybody knows please help me figure out the problem
[ONE Original Android Development] Lanchon:
backup size depends on your used space!!! check in settings/storage what is using so much space. FYI, you can also create compressed backups. (the files are ok for a backup of that size.)
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
Thanks for the tip I checked in settings/storage and it was cached data taking up the space I cleared it and backups are back down to 1.5gb

But how did cached data get up so high it was almost 4gb I always clear cache and dalvik cache all the time
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
Don't know how your cache grew so much, but I never include cache in nandroid as it is volatile data anyway.
[ONE Original Android Development] Lanchon:
app caches (in /data), the cache partition (/cache), and dalvik cache are COMPLETELY different things.

stop clearing /cache and dalvik cache! you don't need to ever do that except MAYBE when you flash a rom. don't waste your time!

the app caches: at least one of your apps got stupid. in settings, you should have ordered the apps by storage size and detected which app or apps were crazy BEFORE wiping caches from all apps. you probably want to uninstall stupid apps.
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
Well see thats the thing though I never did include it in my nandroid
[ONE Original Android Development] Lanchon:
the app caches are NOT in the cache partition and are always included in your nandroids
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
What I meant was that I cleared cache & dalvik cache after flashing the ROM that I use and since it is a nightly ROM that's why I said all the time

But now that I know about the app caches if it gets high again I'll look and see which apps are being stupid before I clear the cache so I can get rid of them

Thanks once again bro ;)

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Well how do I not include the app caches or is that just something that's automatic in nandroids?
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
[MENTION=996512]Doo Doo[/MENTION]: my misunderstanding.

Could be games or navigation apps, that downloaded extra data after initial install.
[ONE Original Android Development] Lanchon:
android is a big boy, it's potty-trained, you dont need to wipe any caches after flashing nightlies.

you clear the caches from android before going to recovery to make the backup. app caches are part of /data.
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
Alright cool now I know so I'll be prepared next time
[ONE Original Android Development] molonad:
Hi on 2.8.1.0 I wasn't able to flash update.zip created in Titanium Backup, is it fixed?
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
[MENTION=4141005]Lanchon[/MENTION] its Google+ that has the high cache
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
You might then try to lower the amount of days for syncing.
[ONE Original Android Development] Doo Doo:
How? I looked around but didn't see any options to do that
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
Crap, I misread it as Gmail, doh! Sick at home with hurt back, sorry mate. ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] moffa~:
After trying to access an encrypted Lollipop OnePlus, the data partition will not mount and keeps saying password incorrect. The exact same thing happens on my Nexus 5 with Android 5
[ONE Original Android Development] PeterGuru:
Can't Restore Nandroids ...

Currently using TWRP 2.8.4.1

I've tried numerous times to restore several previous Nandroids, all without success. I continually get an unusual boot-loop. I will select Reboot System, and I get the initial OnePlus screen; however, after several seconds, it reboots into TWRP recovery. If I then try to reboot the system, the same thing continues to happen ... I'm right back at TWRP Recovery.

Right now it's impossible for me to perform a restore, and now I have to re-flash the latest CM12 file and GAPPS. Then I boot, set-up the device again, and have to re-install all apps manually.

Very frustrating.

Peter
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
[MENTION=899563]PeterGuru[/MENTION]: this is not related to TWRP if I understand you correctly, since the rom's rebooting, not the recovery.

Please read a related reply of mine here regarding firmware: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=58370657&postcount=2388
[ONE Original Android Development] PeterGuru:
Thank you for your quick reply.

Let's see if I understood your other link. I'm currently using CM12 (LP ROM). If I want to restore a previous CM12 Nandroid, I must first flash a CM12 ROM (nightly in this case), and THEN restore my Nandroid? If this is correct, do I need to flash the exact same CM12 ROM I was using before, or any previous CM12 version?

Or, do I simply flash your LP firmware file before restoring the Nandroid?

This all seems counterproductive. Never had to do such a thing before.

Peter

P.S. Concerning your first statement, it's not so much that the ROM is rebooting, it's the successful Nandroid backup that's rebooting, but it then goes into the boot-loop I described. In effect, the Nandroid DID NOT successfully reinstall, and isn't that a TWRP issue?
[ONE Original Android Development] tobitege:
[MENTION=899563]PeterGuru[/MENTION]: the flashable firmware zip is the least work as it only contains the firmware for current bacon LP custom roms and only needs to be flashed once, it does not touch any of your existing rom(s) partitions and right after reboot your rom should boot up without loops. Flashing a full CM12 nightly entails all the work of wiping it again just to restore your nandroid all over, which is not necessary. ;)

However, judging from your signature's radio version, you seem to have at least once flashed a CM12 nightly?

P.S. totally dig your signature quote!
[ONE Original Android Development] dansou901:
Don't know about the 2.7.1.0 version... Just experienced this with the 2.7.1.1.
[ONE Original Android Development] DuckMcQUack:
Nice, so no way to backup our efs until this gets fixed?

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[ONE Original Android Development] dansou901:
I would say so.
[ONE Original Android Development] tdamocles:
You might be onto something here....I wasn't so lucky and now I have no imei....but I have no way of confirming that twrp borked it....be careful restoring modemst1.
[ONE Original Android Development] DuckMcQUack:
Call me coward but I'll stick with rooted stock cm11s until this efs thing is completely under control. I like to experiment with my devices but I always want to be 100% safe and without a backup of efs partition I don't feel so. Better safe than sorry

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[ONE Original Android Development] Vonnegut:
.ext4 backup files

Ok, i've installed the latest TWRP and made a couple of backups. I also copied the backups on win7 as usual.

Then i extracted system.ext4 with 7-zip. Tought the file could be an image or an ext4 file, so i tried to open it with both ext2explore and ext4_unpacker...but to no avail. I'm new to TWRP so my neewbie question is What kind of format TWRP uses to make a backup and how can opened it? Should i install a virtual ext4 drive?
[ONE Original Android Development] ricarva:
Hey, guys

I'm on the latest version of TWRP, but when I go into the recovery I can't seem to mount any of the partitions over USB: "data" and "cache" are selected by default, with "system" and "USB OTG" as options, but the "Mount" button is nowhere to be seen.

Does everyone have the same issue? Is it somehow functioning as intended?

Thanks for your help.
[ONE Original Android Development] Vonnegut:
Here's a good read

http://teamw.in/DataMedia
[ONE Original Android Development] playya:
have you tried this http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/development/recovery-unofficial-twrp-2-7-1-0-t2815247

Based on our official TWRP with some fixes and features

Changelog: 7-13

Add USB-OTG support
Brightness setting persists through reboots
EFS Backup and restore
Double tap to wake
[ONE Original Android Development] dictionary:
As far as I recall, the official TWRP has no efs and modem backup options. The problem is that some of us were using the dr87 version of TWRP. Some time after that, I flashed the official TWRP, and had ended up flashing the official AOSP, which changes the modem. I'm not sure if the problem was that I updated to the official TWRP, and then tried to restore the efs. Possibly using the unofficial version to both backup and restore would have been okay. Currently after I got the device fixed, I've backed up efs once again with dr87's build if TWRP, named it as such, and went back to official TWRP 2.7.1.1.
[ONE Original Android Development] playya:
Yea I would backup and restore with the same recovery just to make sure. I would leave the unofficial on your phone just in case you need to flash to it to restore in the future then flash official back when done.