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[Moto X General] hard91:
I made one click bootloader for windows user....

Need testers for my tool......

Who having bootloader key.....

Report me

1.if you already unlocked bootloader

Click on button

And check is that successfully locked

2.then on rebooting when device is successfully rebooted run tool and click on but first paste unlock key provided by motorola

Warning: plz backup your device.......

Pm me for link......

Hit thanks to support my work
[Moto X General] bigv5150:
So this only unlocks the boot loader if you have a code. I am guessing it is for people that don't know how to use adb. Just insert your code and one click to unlock.

sent from "my kungfu is stronger then yours" XT1080
[Moto X General] nhizzat:
So this is a script to run the fastboot commands?
[Moto X General] hard91:
Yup you are rite.......

You are rite but this is a gui versiin of that script
[Moto X General] hard91:
Here is the link to xda thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2945612
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Landshark928:
bought a used N7 2013 .... pretty sure it was advertised as a WiFi model, definitely no mention of LTE.

anyways, i've been trying to sideload Lollipop, and it keeps failing when i do the "adb sideload xxxx" command.

after looking at the Google Factory Image page, and the Build number on my N7, i'm guessing i have the LTE version?

LTE = KTU84P? :mad:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] donb1:
lte

Yes, thats the kit kat for the lte, you should also see the sim card department on the side.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] mjones73:
KTU84P was used for all the Nexus 4.4.4 builds across the 4, 5, and 7 (wifi & lte).

Search for it here - https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images

It shows up on multiple devices.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Landshark928:
yeah, i did see that. so i just can't get it to sideload Lollipop. after dealing with driver issue, trying on Win8.1 and then a Win7 laptop, it loads, but then the tablet aborts install.

i'll wait for the OTA i guess ....
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
The theme is a bit undersized. We're using the 1200x1920 theme that's also used on the Nexus 7 2013. At this point we do not feel that it's worth the effort to maintain a stock TWRP theme for 1536x2048 unless more devices pop up using this resolution.

At least running the stock ROM from Google, the Nexus 9 is *ALWAYS* encrypted even if you did not set up encryption. It uses "default_password" as the default password. TWRP can decrypt this and will do so automatically if the default_password is in use.

If you have not unlocked your bootloader, you will need to do so. Hold volume up and down while turning the device on. You will be in the bootloader. Do a "fastboot oem unlock" followed by a "fastboot reboot" from your computer to unlock. This will wipe all of your data including internal storage so back up anything you might want first. If you do not fastboot reboot before installing TWRP, you will probably have to perform a "Format Data" from within TWRP. It is highly recommended that you let the device boot normally immediately after doing the fastboot oem unlock and wait to install TWRP after the first successful boot after the unlock.

Device specific page on our website.

Download link for current and past versions.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] wifesabitch:
Yeeeessss!

Getting this going right now.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Hogyoku:
Nice work !!
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Brian706:
Yay!!!! Thank you so much!!
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] berendspruijt:
The app crashes when i select the divice i want to use.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] wifesabitch:
Got it up and running fine. Looks good. Didn't do much, just flashed a different system font but that worked.

The TWRP application from the Play Store didn't work at all, just crash after crash. So just installed the recovery.img with fastboot and everything is fine.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] demkantor:
Great to see this!

Question, I read on g+ that decryption is causing issues with making backups other than a raw data image (much lager than a .tar or .win as you use) so this does work now? Also you noted that adb sideload and USB OTG were the only ways to flash a new ROM, is this still the case or will we be able to flash from internal data?

Maybe the best thing for me to do is just flash and find all this out....

Thanks for the great work once again!
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] pantmunu:
Wohooooo . Awesome.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
As noted in the second post, decrypt of the data partition is working properly on the Nexus 9. I waited to do this release until I got the data decrypt working so none of those issues apply anymore.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] nrage23:
Excellent. Making a backup now.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Anyone else having the twrp manager app crashing on you when installing recovery?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] nrage23:
I flashed the .img file via fastboot with no issues. Generally it is the safest way to go. Some one reported earlier the TWRP app was not working properly.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] D-m-x:
Well, let the easy flashing and backuping begin :D Thanks!
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
I'd the image up on team win?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] pantmunu:
What about flashify ?

---------- Post added at 06:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:44 PM ----------

I will actually give it a shot myself when i get home .
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] nrage23:
Yes you can download the img file from their website.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Thanks, I found it
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Flashing isn't working, it can't find the boot partition. I think it's probably because of the encryption
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] z31s1g:
Lots of useful information:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=56224204

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[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] meistertom:
Thanks a bunch! :):good:
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] z31s1g:
TWRP Materialised themes have officially been released for the Nexus 9:

Get them here
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] USBhost:
Thanks man
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Awesome! Thanks bro!
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
Does anyone know if the TWRP manager app definitely works on this device?

Edit: should have specified, I'm trying to install new recovery (newest version) from the app.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Seems to, but why would you want it
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
I had a hell of a time getting TWRP installed the first time around, just want to make my life easier.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Just flash the twrp image with fastboot
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
Yeah I get it, you enjoy fastboot, congrats. When I first installed TWRP, installing it via fastboot was a giant headache ("I had a hell of a time"). I know what I'm doing, and was just curious if anyone had successfully updated their recovery with the TWRP manager app specifically. If you don't know, please refrain from replying again. Trust me, I would much rather flash via fastboot, but my laptop hates flashing recoveries and kernels with fastboot (work laptop, and the only reason I can gather is due to some type of overbearing security feature).
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Ok, I don't use twrp manager but I do know you can update the recovery using flashify. So if that's what you'd like to do try that.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
That's exactly what I thought of doing after my last reply and updated it successfully.

I was specifically wondering about the TWRP app because the directory it lists for the recovery installation seems weird.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] mrshades812:
I wouldn't trust that app. Never worked for me, ever. Now that you have 2840, you can flash all future recoveries from that.

In the immortal words of Inspector Clouseau... "The case is sol-ved"!

Sent from the future...
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] demkantor:
So long as you're already rooted you can flash via terminal emulator straight off your n9 if fastboot is causing issues, in my experience its best to use some form of command line when flashing firmware
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] dragonballz2k:
I so far tried the modded twrp and the regular, but it won't won't wipe the device keeps asking for password so I can't flash any thing. Tried format data, but it won't work any reason why.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Is your device encrypted? If so user the same password
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] dragonballz2k:
Well tried to install so I wiped data since it is the first rom I installed on the device. I am trying to install liquidsmooth. I never had so much trouble installing a rom.

EDIT: figured it out had to install the kernel first
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
N9 ROM installation is quite the process at this point :)
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] USBhost:
So true lol
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] tyvar1:
Wonderful! Thanks :)
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] fhem:
I agree. I have given up trying to use twrp for flashing ROMS on my N9. I use fastboot - reliable and quick.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] thebrainkafka:
Is there a flashable zip!?

Thx
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] inffy:
Lol no

Use flashify if you don't know how to flash IMG files
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] thebrainkafka:
Never known of a device not getting a flashable ZIP......

:thumbdown:
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] USBhost:
Note 3 got a zip
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] nycbjr:
Any one having trouble using fastboot to flash this? I tried all 4 img's from twrp's site http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/flounder

When I try rebooting into recovery using adb reboot recovery I just get a message stating "No command" and the dead android.

I have the 32gb wifi only N9.

Sorry if this was discussed earlier, I didn't have time to weed through the entire thread.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
I had the same issue. Had to use flashify to get it installed.

Used Wug's root toolkit to get rooted first.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=58240723
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] nycbjr:
Thanks that worked, not used to having to do these kind of shanagans with nexi :) used it to flash recovery too and it worked beautifully.

In other news, looks like CM isn't supporting this device? strange.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
I read that CM is working on supporting 64 bit processors and until they do, N9 will likely get no love. DU will most likely support N9 officially, which is all I care about :P
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] zat0x:
Download site is down ?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
Working fine for me...

Sent from my HTC Nexus 9 (flounder)
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Ishwara Sandesh C M:
Yes, sometimes.. Use flashify app
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] maxstep:
Encryption woes

Does the infamous force encrypt issue still haunt the recovery? (TWRP used to encrypt my previously decrypted tablet on wipe, up to 2.8.3.0)
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] hecklbrg:
Recovery Not Sticking?

Is there some alternative way to flash this beyond going into adb and doing adb flash recovery recovery.img? I have done this a few times and the recovery flash isn't sticking. Any idea why?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] demkantor:
fastboot flash recovery nameofrecovery.img

adb is for when booted to os or within recovery

fastboot is for within bootloader
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Dees_Troy:
Forced encryption comes from the stock boot image. It is not a recovery issue at all. In fact, the code required to encrypt the device isn't even present in recovery. The encryption occurs during first boot if you are using a boot image with the force encryption flag set.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Dunka:
I'm having an issue flashing Roms in recovery. I tried with both the test build and official builds of Dirty Unicorns and also LiquidSmooth and I get a failed message each time. I'm not new to flashing, just new to Nexus. I've flashed my HTC One M7 numerous times. Am I missing something? I used wugfresh's tool kit to unlock,root and install the custom recovery. I can back up and restore my stock Rom but I can't do anything else.

I can't remember the failed messages as I'm at work and on my phone but will post later if needed.

Thanks
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Sounds like an isolated issue. I'd recommend reading up on how to flash your own recovery images without relying on a toolkit, imo.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] USBhost:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.Img
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Dunka:
Thanks, I'll do that
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Dunka:
I flashed the recovery manually and all is well again. Installed and running your Rom without any problems. Thank you

Thanks. Did that. Also out of force of habit with flashing my HTC One

I did a fastboot erase cache afterwards only to realize when it didn't boot back up my mistake.

Had to reflash the stock cache img to get it to boot. Needless to say I've done a lot of research, and now I feel confident about flashing my Nexus.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] tyea:
TWRP 2.8.4.0: Failure to mount Vendor partition during restore from OTG usb

I have a Nexus 9, and have several backups of various roms on my 32GB usb otg device. Every time I try to restore from that device, I get an error 'failure to mount Vendor partition'. Before I restore, I've checked to see what partitions are mounted, and Vendor is mounted. I've experimented in attempting to unmount it, but TWRP won't let me unmount the Vendor partion. I know I can unmount and mount the System partition.

I have the 16GB version of the N9, and I only have enough space for backups on an OTG device, so it is vital to have the ability to backup and resore to and from an OTG device.

I just thought of an idea. I could try to wipe the current rom on internal memory with TWRP, copy the backup to internal memory via TWRP file manager, then try to restore.

By the way, all my roms have encryption enabled, and the backups are encrypted too.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Dunka:
I got that error too the first time I tried to restore a backup. I unchecked vendor in TWRP restore and it restored without a hitch. Now, I don't check the the vendor box when restoring.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
I never even backup vendor in the first place. Backups perform as expected excluding the vendor partition.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] NYCHitman1:
You should - maybe it doesn't need to be stored on the actual device itself, but you should back it up in case of emergency.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
I don't know so I'm going to ask, but what does vendor backup?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] USBhost:
The /vendor partion

Like where all the drivers are
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Knew it was the partition, but wasn't sure what was in there
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] dragonballz2k:
You can always get it from factory images though.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Why flash it when you can have it backed up and readily accessible? Plus, let's face it.. not every user is savvy enough to even know HOW to fastboot flash anything. They rely on toolkits to do **** for them then wonder why their device is broken after the fact..
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] p-slim:
I'm definitely rooted, would anyone know why after flashing this recovery I get stuck on the blue screen and never actually make it to the recovery screen?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Google nexus 9 teamwin. Download the image file and flash it with fastboot

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img. Where recovery.img is the file you downloaded
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] p-slim:
That's why I came to this thread, I installed the latest twrp recovery and I can't get it past the blue screen
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] mijkz:
Which blue screen - the Teamwin logo? Mine sits at the Teamwin logo for what seems like an eternity but it eventually loads.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Dunka:
Same here. It eventually loads. Sometimes it loads faster but the majority of times it loads very slow.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] p-slim:
Wow you're right, it took 2 minutes. I've never waited that long. Thanks for the info.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] tyvar1:
Wow! Thanks for the update!

OMG "Scale the GUI - TWRP can read the theme's resolution and scale it up or down to fit the theme to your screen's resolution" :D

and also:

USB keyboards should now work on all devices that support USB host mode via a USB OTG cable

Make MTP work even if unplugged and plugged back in

awesome!

Edit: It is 2.8.5.0 and not 2.8.4.0 on the changelog ;)
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] USBhost:
i cant seem to download it

can any one share it to me
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
There's a zip in the general forum. You could always extract the image out of that.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] DanteGR:
Here you go pal

https://www.dropbox.com/s/6jqs9sopsiz04ki/openrecovery-twrp-2.8.5.0-flounder.img?dl=0

Swiftkeyed from my Renovated HTC One M8
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Skid71:
Anyone experience problems using sideload on this release?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jaben2:
Anyone able to unlock after the screen times out? Mine times out when flashing an update and it wouldn't let me unlock the tablet. Using the newest version 2.8.5.0
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
Aroma Installer, or no?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] L30nh4rt:
Issues intalling 2.8.5.0

Hi guys,

i´m not able to install the latest version on my N9. I already tried the .zip flash via recorvery and also via the TWRP app. (Currently 2.8.3.0 installed)

Unfortunatly I didn´t got any errors so far. Is there something that I missed?

I will try to flash it again using fastboot in the the evening...
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Use fastboot with the image. The zip doesn't work because of the device encryption
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] L30nh4rt:
hmmm I already use no encryption kernel...but I will do so, thanks!
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] dragonballz2k:
Isn't twrp suppose to handle decryption, and if he changed the password it should prompt him to enter it.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] inffy:
Yep
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] FlickFlack:
Backup of data partition very slow

The backup of system partition with TWRP 2.8.5.0 is fast, but the backup of the data partition took much time(about 15minutes). With TWRP 2.8.3.0 I did not have that problem.

Is this a known bug or did I miss some setting?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] giant22000:
Nope, you didn't miss anything. I'm experiencing this on both my Nexus 6 and my Nexus 9. I'm thinking about rolling back one version until the next update. Patience is not a virtue of a crack flasher! lol
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Freeddi:
Hi Guys i have 2 Problems with TWRP 2.8.5.0.

1. When i would make a Restore from my Backup then i have a Bootloop.

2. When i flash any Mod than i loose my Vibration Feature.

I have an Samsung Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910F with Android 5.0.1 on Stock Rom.

Thanks in Advance for Help.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] USBhost:
This is the Nexus 9 forum
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] Freeddi:
****.

Sorry Guys. Is there anywhere a central TWRP Thread for all Devices?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
This is probably as close as you'll get http://teamw.in/project/twrp2
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] amynjimmy:
U happen to have flashable 2830 zip
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] giant22000:
http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/flounder

I don't have the flashable but use flashify or twrp manager to flash the img file.

Take your pick...
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] gb_Texas:
Question : does anyone else have the issue of slow boot into the latest version 2.8.5.0

Takes 2 min to boot into recovery. (team win splash screen for 2 min)

I am stock, still encrypted.

Love the tool, one of the first things that get Installed on my devices
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] USBhost:
encryption is what makes it boot slow
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] gb_Texas:
Thanks so much, just wanted to make sure it was not something I did.. Lol

Cheers (love your kernel btw, smooth and great standby times... Appreciate all your contributions)
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] mrkvchm:
I'm trying to use TWRP to update to a new cm12 nightly, but every time I select the zip and try to flash it, TWRP crashes and reboots. Is there something I'm missing? It's probably just a noob mistake... For example I only today figured out how to get TWRP to cooperate with encryption and my pattern lock on boot up, hah. I thought it wasn't mounting storage because something was corrupted. Anyways, thanks for any suggestions you can give.

Edit, for anyone who searches this later: I played with some older versions of TWRP to see if I could solve anything and at version 2.8.2.1 I think, it stopped crashing and instead gave me a message that my ZIP was corrupted. I redownloaded the zip and was able to flash it using the latest (and presumably any) version of TWRP
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] tyvar1:
Thanks for the update :D
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] myisf08:
File issue

Greetings All - Can someone explain why TWRP is showing two files names for one file. For example, TWRP shows two GoogleAppsPacks and Lollipopalooza files when there is one file on my USB drive. No issues on my Nexus 6. Perhaps, its because the Nexus 9 is 64 bit? SHRUG. Please see the attachment for details. Thank you.
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
Anyone else using a UI.zip notice that version 2.8.6.0 breaks the UI? Rolled back to 2.8.5.0 until I figure out how to fix it...

Edit: theme was update yesterday to support 2.8.6.0 and I missed it. D'oh..
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] WhammyDroid:
After applying 2.8.6.0, TWRP now does not correctly calculate daylight savings. Recovery shows an hour off. Anyone else experiencing this?
[Nexus 9 Original Android Development] jd1639:
Never really paid any attention to the time in twrp. But, no, it seems to calculate for me