yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G 2014 Original Android Development] mithrial:
I just installed version 3.0.0.0, but after entering my pattern it says "Pattern failed, please try again!" Shouldn't adoptable storage and encryption be supported in this version? (And yes, I'm sure I entered the correct pattern.)
[G 2014 Original Android Development] JD154:
Flashed 3.0.0 using app twrp manager, no problem right now. Booting device, I'll try later to backup and flash.

Amazing interface, I love material design.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] mandar91:
recovery image file you provided is currepted

i downloaded the file from https://dl.twrp.me/titan/twrp-3.0.0-0-titan.img.html and it worked
[G 2014 Original Android Development] urimevs509:
can't flash CM13 nightly with TWRP 3.0. 2.7 works fine... what am I doing wrong ?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
What 'error' message (post everything, not only the error code) do you get?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] urimevs509:
It goes like this:

Updater process ended with error: 7

Error installing zip file '/sdcard/cyandelta/cm-15.0xxxxxxxxxx.zip'
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
And you basically did what I told you not to do.

POST EVERYTHING.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] urimevs509:
Full SELinux support is present.

MTP enabled

installing zip file '/sdcard/cyandelta/cm-13.0-20160212-Nightly-titan.zip'

Checking for MD5 file...

Skipping MD5 check: no MD5 file found

this package is for device: titan, titan_umts, titan_udstv, titan umtsds, titan_retaildsds, XT1068, XT1064, XT1063, XT1069; this device is thea.

Updater process ended with error: 7

Error installing zip file '/sdcard/cyandelta/cm-13.0-20160212-Nightly-titan.zip'

Updating partition details...

...done

I'm using a XT1063, btw
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
You flashed thea twrp
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
You got wrong TWRP image. I guess you installed image of the guy who posted LTE model TWRP here.

Flash that one: https://dl.twrp.me/titan/twrp-3.0.0-0-titan.img.html
[G 2014 Original Android Development] urimevs509:
works fine now... Thanks a 1.000.000
[G 2014 Original Android Development] jackcicci:
After installing latest twrp 3 I made a backup of one Lollipop rom, after backup, since I wanted to test a new rom, I did a wipe but I made a mistake : erased persist partition. After that I was not able to restore this persist partition with the backup and WiFi was not working anymore with all roms, also after restoring original Lollipop firmware.

I managed to get wifi working again by manually copy this file "WCNSS_qcom_wlan_factory_nv.bin" in the home/persist folder.

Now I have to leave this file in the persist folder for ever? Is there any method to fix the persist partition without copying the file in the folder?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] daywalk3r666:
whats new in twrp 3.0.0-1?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] NotFatMan:
Where can I find the file? Because I am facing the same problem. I made a backup, checked everything and then restored everything, an error popped up and now my wifi doesn't work.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] mithrial:
With the new 3.0.0-1 I can decrypt the storage and the sdcard from adoptable storage (or do I?), but apparently /sdcard1 is mounted as read-only, so I cannot do a backup.

Updating partition details...
...done
* Total number of partitions to back up: 3
* Total size of all data: 3894 MB
* Available space: 15025 MB
[BACKUP STARTED]
* Backup Folder: /sdcard1/TWRP/BACKUPS/<some_id>/<backup_name>/

Can not create '/sdcard1/TWRP' folder (Read-only file system).
Failed to make backup folder.

Also, I do not have 15GB of free space on the sdcard. Android shows me 7GB in use of a total of 15GB, so there still seems to be a problem with adoptable storage and sdcards.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
Umm, I can't reproduce this on my phone. That's weird.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] jackcicci:
I found it here:

http://www.usoftsmartphone.com/t316971.html
[G 2014 Original Android Development] NotFatMan:
It doesn't work for me :(
[G 2014 Original Android Development] jackcicci:
Did you put the file or the archive? You have to extract the file inside the archive. I used cm file manager
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ext23:
sooo...how do we flash ROMs and clear cache/dalvik when using adopted storage? in TWRP all my directories look empty.

on titan (XT1068).
[G 2014 Original Android Development] BealeStBluesBoy:
Latest TWRP hangs while formatting partitions
[G 2014 Original Android Development] apx@dwx:
and esp. hang while (up to a minute) formatting cache

version 3.0.0-1
[G 2014 Original Android Development] phillipssat:
I also cant see any data on adopted 'sd-card'-storage! Bug ?

When i am in TWRP 3.0.0.1 and choose sdcard (128gb) everything is emty... Only an empty twrp folder.

But i should see many folders. For example my download folder, but with TWRP there is nothing to see.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] RmatriX1218:
Sorry guys, can't understand what's current issue.

I have updated TWRP 3.0 but not tried flashing new ROM yet.

Let me know if I need to revert back to old version if any issue with ver 3.0.

I don't have PC now and don't want to stuck if any issue with recovery, as it will require to get back on PC.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] CreasingMass Dev:
I recommend you to stick with the 3.0.0-0, looks like 3.0.0-1 is giving some problems.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] gourabpa:
today i am going to flash this latest build......but after seeing all the previous post i have stopped flashing..............thanks for let us know
[G 2014 Original Android Development] CreasingMass Dev:
Yea, I tried it and it even takes more time to wipe partitions and other stuff, it's kinda bugged, 3.0.0-0 will work just fine for flashing latest builds of any rom right now.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] gourabpa:
thknz......for let me know in right time...........
[G 2014 Original Android Development] daywalk3r666:
for me 3.0.0-1 works very well.fullwipe takes only a few seconds
[G 2014 Original Android Development] apx@dwx:
"few" haha yeah, it isn't freezing/hang forever - but it's kind of thrill if you'll just wipe cache/dalvik and nothing is going on over a relative long time.

an 'official' statement would be nice about this behaviour so the ppl won't get panic and force-restart the device while doing it.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rgnicholas:
just curious, which specific Titan model do you have?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] daywalk3r666:
xt1068 retde
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rgnicholas:
Thanks... I was just wondering if the issues mentioned earlier were specific to a certain "type"
[G 2014 Original Android Development] gourabpa:
i am using XT1068 indian Model does any body having poblem using latest build.......
[G 2014 Original Android Development] kostelo:
Same bug here in 3.0.0.1. Wiping cache takes forever. I had to force reboot to recovery, downgrade to 3.0.0.0 and start all over.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] phillipssat:
Back to 3.0.0.0 problems gone. Now i can see data on sdcard!
[G 2014 Original Android Development] apx@dwx:
you don't have to force reboot. just wait. it will take forever but it works ;)
[G 2014 Original Android Development] DepressedDead:
[MENTION=5778309]luca020400[/MENTION]

I've seen that some twrp builds, for example, the Samsung ones ship by default a yellow color. How do I change it, without themes? Tried replacing the .png images from /twres/images with red ones and they seem to reset on recovery boot. If you're gonna say that I have to compile it from source in order to make the color change permanent, is there any guide to build twrp, for this device? I've some experience with the Linux shell, so I hope you shed me some light if it's necessary.

EDIT: Forget it. I found a guide and I've made a thread in the Themes section, for those who could be interested in colored twrp images.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ruifung:
3.0.0-0 doesn't seem to be able to decrypt encrypted /data properly - it fails everytime.

3.0.0-1 doesn't seem to mount adoptable storage SD cards properly, It's empty for some reason.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] SdtBarbarossa:
funny but "shiping with a yellow theme" is just wrong... it is a BUG and the dev needs to fix it (there is a flag for inverted colors )
[G 2014 Original Android Development] yankexe:
How to install with existing TWRP recovery? Will just flashing the file work?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] kostelo:
You should first learn to post without quoting the whole OP.

Sent from my Moto G 2014
[G 2014 Original Android Development] mithrial:
When you can't do it with fastboot, try with the TWRP app from the Play Store. And please don't quote full posts, especially when their content doesn't matter to your post.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Kaleshwar:
You can try the flashify app from the play store.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] mGforCe:
Hi All,

I downloaded v 3.0.0.1 yesterday and installed it.. found one bug that when taking backup date is shown of 1970. Any idea?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] MikeOne86:
Hi Guys,

have phone unlocked and I can flash TWRP but does not boot into recovery. It turns off.

tried version 3.0.0-0, 2.8.6.0, 2.8.5.0. no success :crying:

My Phone Moto G XT1068 Android 5.0.2 // 22.56.3.titan_retde.retdeall.en.DE

Mike
[G 2014 Original Android Development] vayavalla:
Power it on while leaving pushed vol- button

Enviado desde mi ifive_mini_3GS mediante Tapatalk
[G 2014 Original Android Development] QuillzToxic:
You can't copy files on recovery? D:
[G 2014 Original Android Development] totophil:
hello,

sorry i don' t know if it is the right place to post but i facing a problem to flash zip via recovery.

i installed twrp3 and succeded to flash via recovery when using SD card as external card.

but since i switched to Marshmallow , i enabled the option : MicroSD card as internal storage.

and now when i put a zip file at the root of the sd card , i do not see it when i reboot into recovery in order to flash it.

explorer in twrp does not show the zip file.

thanks to anyone that could explain me how to do.

i finally SUCCED: i transfer the file to the sd via recovery instead of transfering via marshmallow
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ivan290:
There is a big problem with PERSIST PARTITION and PERSIST BACKUP AND RESTORE...

I backed up the partition but i cant restore it /error 255/ what can i do?? I have no wifi
[G 2014 Original Android Development] attack11:
Use a explorer app like root explorer, go to twrp folder,search your backup and find persist backup, rename the extension .win to .tar , uncompress the folder and copy those files in persist folder in the root of the system
[G 2014 Original Android Development] jackcicci:
I had the same problem too and solved in this way

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=65456657

Here I found the needed file

http://www.usoftsmartphone.com/t316971.html

I don't understand if this problem occurs for everyone or not. Now I'm using the old 2.8.6 twrp version to avoid this problem, but I'd like to understand if this problem is common recognized or not
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ivan290:
Thank you guys!!

Dev should take care of this!! It is very annoying
[G 2014 Original Android Development] morphixxx:
Thanks. that solved the problem.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
One question: Is twrp 3.0.0.x absolutely necessary for flashing any MM/CM13 based rom or is it just recommended?

Sent with somewhat
[G 2014 Original Android Development] virenlr:
When you ask if twrp 3.0.0.x is absolutely necessary, with respect to what are you talking? Okay, I'll state all the cases. You could use any older build of twrp as well. There's also the Philz Touch Recovery (CWM) for the Moto g 2014. And they all work fine for MM / CM13.

But considering that twrp 3.0.0.x is the latest and cleanest recovery available, it's also the most recommended. :)

Edit : I forgot, you can also use the stock CM recovery, but it's pretty bare bone, I doubt there's much you can do with it.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
First of all, thx for your fast reply. I'm asking because cyanogenmod says in their update scenarios for the first non nightly release "update to the latest twrp". Maybe because english is not my native language it was not clear to me if this is an advice or a "must to".

http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/cm-13-0-release-1.

I'm on twrp 2.8.7.0 and I was wondering if this recovery doesn't fit cm's recommendations.

So I just wanna be sure about that.

Sent with somewhat
[G 2014 Original Android Development] tehvodouman:
Yeah, there's definitely a big problem with /persist partition in TWRP 3.0.0-1. Avoid using the backup persist option. I've just had a few hours of trying to get my wifi to work again on Moto G 2nd gen after persist restore function f*** up my persist partition. Seems like the backup itself is ok, it's just when you try to restore it everything goes bananas. Anyway, the way I fixed the problem was by manually unpacking the persist.win file (rename to .tar) then use adb to first get root (adb root), then use adb shell to mount the persist partition (mount -o rw,remount /persist), then push all the files via adb (ex. adb push WCNSS_qcom_wlan_factory_nv.bin /persist/), then used TWRP to do a factory reset, and then flashed a fresh install of CM 12.1 via TWRP. When it booted everything finally worked fine again. Whew!

Anyway, I just wanted to ask if anyone can give a detailed list of permissions and ownership (user/group) of the files and folders in the /persist folder in root on a Moto G 2nd gen? It's working fine now, but I want to avoid some stupid issue down the line due to some permission being set wrong. Thx!
[G 2014 Original Android Development] :
hey bro :)

i want ur twrp 2.8.6.0 material design 3.0.0 n 3.0.0-1 starts with a flashing screen

emm..

i just want to say whenever i get in twrp it starts with a blink

but material design 2.8.6.0 best cuz it works smoothly not like dis
[G 2014 Original Android Development] daywalk3r666:
i update to 3.0.0-2.i notice persist is gone.is it temporarily disable because of the reported bugs?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] xeraphael:
I've been having repeated soft bricks and bootloops with CM13 whenever the microSD card was formatted as internal storage and had data migrated to it.

Upgraded to TWRP 3.0.0.2. On my end, this version doesn't seem to be able to decrypt the microSD card in recovery anymore.

On the other hand, the soft bricking has stopped.

Maybe it's a coincidence, will post back if I find anything new.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] xeraphael:
Whoops, no dice - two reboots later and the device is bricked again.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] dreamdrake:
Hello all, just making sure about the details..

I got the official update to MM on XT1068, and want to make sure if I can root it using the 30.0.0 version and flashing the beta Supersu by it.

I am reading a lot about soft bricks, but it seems this happens on the latest versions and that the 30.0.0 version works as should.

Can someone confirm this, please?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] :
3.0.0-2 still there is time a problem..no GMT +05:30.. :(

---------- Post added at 02:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:59 PM ----------

hey! :( is there anyone who have twrp 2.8.6.0 which is similar to 3.0.0

i mean 2.8.6.0 twrp with 3.0.0 UI ?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
You can theme twrp 2.8.6.0. Just look for themes for twrp here on xda.

Sent with somewhat
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
[Q] Has anyone done a backup/restore with 3.0.0 and sdcard formatted as internal? Does it work?

No byline
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ethanbmnz:
Like a material design style theme?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] DocMAX:
Adopted SD Card decrypt still doesnt work in 3.0.0.2
[G 2014 Original Android Development] :
its a custom project which is released for moto g 2014 before

3.0.0-0 n its exactly look like 3.0.0-0 UI but the version is 2.8.6.0

:(
[G 2014 Original Android Development] tronmech:
Here's an odd question: Has anyone tried to use fastboot boot {image file} to boot the recovery and make a backup of the stock recovery before overwriting it? I'll be unlocking my bootloader shortly, and want to make sure I have a backup copy of recovery in the event that Moto actually releases security updates...
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
Afaik fastboot boot doesn't work with twrp on this device.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
It worked with twrp version 2.8.5.0. on KK/Lollipop, I booted into recovery, made a backup and flashed superSU after 5.0.2 OTA before I went on to custom roms. Don't know if it works on MM.

Sent with somewhat
[G 2014 Original Android Development] dreamdrake:
To answer my own question, yes it works. Go to the supersu thread and read before you try, you have to flash the beta supersu first and then flash the latest one over it.

Hope it helps someone.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Tonal4Nagual:
Fastboot boot works with TWRP 2.8.6. on MM.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
Twrp 3.0.1.0 is out:

https://twrp.me/

Sent with somewhat
[G 2014 Original Android Development] BealeStBluesBoy:
Stay with 3.0.0-0, next versions have bugs
[G 2014 Original Android Development] jacbarahona72:
Which?

Enviado desde mi Moto G 2014
[G 2014 Original Android Development] BealeStBluesBoy:
Tarda una eternidad en formatear particiones
[G 2014 Original Android Development] DocMAX:
adopted internal storage still wont decrypt
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Use 3.0.0. Can be found at http://xdaforums.com/moto-g-2014/or...-2-8-2-0-touch-recovery-t2979149/post65065012
[G 2014 Original Android Development] MartinN6:
you are right.

wiping cache/dalvik and formatting takes several minutes! :eek:

I´m back to twrp-3.0.0-0-titan.img
[G 2014 Original Android Development] smitharro:
Huh? What are you saying? This is not English! Please read the XDA rules before posting!

Written with my XT1068 using Tapatalk on CM13
[G 2014 Original Android Development] BealeStBluesBoy:
Hahaha chill :cool:
[G 2014 Original Android Development] :
Same bug here, delete cache with fastboot and twrp will start again

use: fastboot erase cache

I'll be back to 3.0.0.r2
[G 2014 Original Android Development] bichitrax:
Thanks to all....I was able to update my TWRP by the thread.........OFFICIAL FINAL BUILD Moto G Indian XT1068 M Stock ROM 6.0 Backup with TWRP v3.0.0-0.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] bp13:
Sd decrypt still doesn't work on 3.0.1.0

I'm back on 3.0.0.0

---------- Post added at 12:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:53 AM ----------

3.0.2.0 doesn't see internally formatted sdcard either :/
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ramrastus:
Twrp 3.0.2-0 is up
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Won't work with adopted storage.

3.0.0 is still the only version that works with SD formatted as internal.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rotorto:
But 3.0.0 doesn't work with data encryption enabled.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Well, the choice is yours.

3.0.0 for adopted storage (which will encrypt your sdcard)

3.0.2 for data encryption.

By the way, the encryption method for adopted storage is useless anyway, since the bootloader is unlocked (at least the data on sdcard is unusable if stolen). I guess the same goes for normal data encryption, since the underlying method is the same.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] bp13:
tru dat
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rotorto:
I don't see why data encryption is useless if the bootloader is unlocked.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ethanbmnz:
Google "encrypted android freezer attack".
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Well, I didn't looked into it. But since decrypting adopted storage is laughably easy http://nelenkov.blogspot.de/2015/06/decrypting-android-m-adopted-storage.html, I can't imagine that data decryption is much harder. It may require brute force, but should be doable. I'm a cryptographic noob (and I won't change that), but the freezing attack doesn't look like a reliable option https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2013/02/18/can-freezing-and-android-device-crack-its-keys/
[G 2014 Original Android Development] josfr4ncisco:
Sometimes, when wiping cache, it takes around 5 minutes (used to take way less) and, sometimes, makes the recovery hang; when it hangs, I force reboot to the recovery and get a thousand errors about being unable to mount cache that get solved only by rebooting several times to TWRP and trying to wipe cache. Any ideas?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] BealeStBluesBoy:
Switch to TWRP 3.0.0-0 :good:
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
I heard about the same issue with the 3.x recoveries but I'm still on twrp 2.8.7.0 where cleaning cache takes about 2 seconds. Maybe another version doesn't have this behavior. Try 3.0.0.0 .

Sent with somewhat
[G 2014 Original Android Development] NotFatMan:
3.0.0.0 for me is the newest version that doesn't take ages to wipe caches.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
Good to know. Strange thing that all later version are kind of buggy.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] josfr4ncisco:
Going to give it a try now!
[G 2014 Original Android Development] :
Read and write speed of making and restoring backups has become very slow. It takes almost double time than their previous versions like 2.8 and 3.0.0.0s
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ruifung:
Despite supposedly supporting "Adpotable storage" in marshmallow, I still cant seem to be able to browse my SD card...
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
I unlocked the XT1072 of a friend of mine and installed twrp 3.0.0.0 (for thea). Backup before rooting was lightning fast there.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rotorto:
It's a known issue: data encryption support is broken in 3.0.0-0 but works in 3.0.0-1., while adoptable storage support works in 3.0.0-0 but it's broken in 3.0.0.0-1 (and newer I guess).
[G 2014 Original Android Development] :
Yes it was fast with twrp 3.0.0.0 but considerably slower on 3.0.2.0 aka latest for titan xt1068.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ruifung:
Well, that sucks. I have both adoptable storage and data encryption....
[G 2014 Original Android Development] keikun007:
I can't get my phone to enter into recovery. i have flashed it over adb and seemed to be fine but when i choose recovery the device shuts down.. what can it be?

solved
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Funny2142:
On the download page twrp-3.0.2-0-titan ist out. Has somebody tested it? Does adoptable storage or encryption work?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] NeoChontrix:
Encryption is working for me and I haven't checked anything else yet.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
http://xdaforums.com/moto-g-2014/or...-2-8-2-0-touch-recovery-t2979149/post66230527
[G 2014 Original Android Development] jijesh.nm:
Install sound Path first Then do the rest
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rowiz:
I'm trying to update to this (and also newer) version from my Moto G 2014 (XT1068).

The process seems to end well in since fastboot commands don't show anything strange, but when I try to enter to recovery I'm again in 2.8.6.0
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Try this

http://xdaforums.com/moto-g-2014/or...-2-8-2-0-touch-recovery-t2979149/post58023094

or use Flashify.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rowiz:
That's what I'm actually trying. I do update through fastboot, using minimal adb & fastboot; but it happens really nothing.

I cannot try flashify since the phone is stuck in bootloop
[G 2014 Original Android Development] marianoasis:
Some tell me how can I updated it? With no pc? Overwriting the recovery... Or something like that? Thanks! :) and happy Father's day! Well in argentina it's this Sunday!
[G 2014 Original Android Development] dibyenduroy:
Download flashify from playstore and flash your twrp recovery....u need root access