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[G 2014 Original Android Development] marianoasis:
With no zip? [emoji173]

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It works thanks!!!
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
Just for your information: You can update TWRP also in itself. Go to install and choose img instead of zip (there's a button for it),then choose recovery (not boot, you want to flash a recovery right?) and flash new TWRP version.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rowiz:
In my case, it does end the procedure, but when I reboot I do find the old TWRP
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
That´s strange. I updated from 2.7.0.0 to 3.0.0.0 and back without any problems.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] gourabpa:
this version 3.0.2-0 but TWRP Version 3.0.2-3 released...in xda.....for other models....
[G 2014 Original Android Development] bp13:
3.0.2.1 stll doesn't support Adopted Storage - doesn't see the sdcard

so back to 3.0.0.0
[G 2014 Original Android Development] DaveImagery:
So I'm confused. I see version 3.0..2-2 listed here. Is that not the correct latest version for my US XT1064?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] CreasingMass Dev:
Yes

It just came out
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rgnicholas:
Ok everyone... if you have tried the "latest," how does it compare to 3.0.0? TIA
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Chuck Talley:
DEFINITELY takes a lot longer to wipe dalvik cache / cache. Otherwise, seems fine.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] patilanandv:
Even after flashing recovery ... TWRP not running

target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes

sending 'recovery' (9674 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.337s]

writing 'recovery'...

OKAY [ 0.270s]

finished. total time: 0.610s

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

from mobile screen

cmd: getvar: partition-type:recovery

cmd getvar:max-download-size

cmd:download:00972800

cmd: flash:recovery

kindly help what to do?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Adopted storage still doesn't work

Humble question to [MENTION=5778309]luca020400[/MENTION] : why?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
Give it a try, the latest build should work
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Uhm, if https://dl.twrp.me/titan/twrp-3.0.2-2-titan.img.html is the latest, then no, it doesn't. Just tried it.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
Meh, it should work :/

Unless it built again on omni 5.1
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Just tried it again, spoke some mighty techno-mage spells, but alas, I failed.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] hilaldroid:
Hello,

My phone is unlocked. When I flash TWRP I have "no command" message, then I press Power button for 5 seconds then I press power UP and I only have stock recovery ! How to enter custom recovery ?

Moto G 4G 2014
[G 2014 Original Android Development] skaveelicious:
That's not the last build sir. Feel free to try again and also wipe your dalvik. ;)
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Ohhhh. Thanks a lot. You are right. Now I have the -3 version. Now adopted storage works. Although wiping dalvik won't do anything regarding TWRP. But deleting the TWRP folder was necessary.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] mGforCe:
I am having the classic date issue... after each reboot the date resets to year 1970 Jan xx - even when manually set and have disabled automatic network time & date update.

Further even if I have automatic date & time update from network, while date and time is ok in the booted android, but when I go to recovery it is 1970 (as seen from appended date in backup).

I tried couple of times to disable auto network update, used clocksync etc but after each reboot date is reset to 1970... though it survives soft-reboot.

Any idea, tips, solutions here?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rgnicholas:
Just wanted to give some feedback in case other xt1064 users try the new build, v.3.0.2-3. I have tried all the typical things on my phone and it works well. I have backed up and restored with no issues. Actually, it "seems" like the restore process went a little faster than on the 3.0.0 version. Offline charging works well. I have not tried any advanced things though. Thanks luca020400 for the update.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Aldimann:
Does 3.0.2-3 support adopted storage and encryption?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
What about "try it out and let us know"? Seriously, this should take you like few mins.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Aldimann:
If I'm not mistaken, it would actually take way more time, as my device is currently unencrypted. I mean I could try it, but I could end up without a working recovery.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rowiz:
So no-one can tell me how's possible in my case that flashing TWRP through fastboot / directly from TWRP leaves the version untouched?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
Never heard that both ways fail.Have you tried to flash another version?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] FCorvin:
No version above 2.8.6.0 ever worked for my XT1078.

There was at some point a patched 2.8.7.0 around here - that one worked, but I can't seem to find it again.

The message always said something about "mismatched partition", or whatever.

But this 3.0.2-3 is special. No, it still doesn't work, but the message changed. Now it says: "Fall-through from recovery boot mode."

Good job, guys.

Too bad I can't enjoy your work, tho.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
Why you're flashing Titan recovery on thea?

Pick the proper version
[G 2014 Original Android Development] FCorvin:
Titan. Always Titan.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
No it's thea lol
[G 2014 Original Android Development] FCorvin:
Hm. OK, lemme try THEA then. But I used dozens of ROMs and stuff - everything TITAN.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
Rom side thea is almost the same as Titan aside props, wifi firmware and power profile hence wifi issues, some unavailable apps in play store and battery stats bugs

But twrp side they aren't because of the limited space in recovery partition, I removed the support of thea in Titan twrp and vice versa
[G 2014 Original Android Development] FCorvin:
OMG, that was actually it.

I need to recover from shock now, but... THANK YOU.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rowiz:
I tried to flash via fastboot all versions from 2.8.6.0 to 3.0.2.3.

I just type these two commands

fastboot flash recovery twrp.img

fastboot reboot

then I press the volume down while rebooting to avoid starting the OS. No news: TWRP keeps remaining 2.8.6.0, phone keeps going into bootloop when starting
[G 2014 Original Android Development] minodroid:
Are you pressing power+vol.down?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
What exact phone model do you have?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rowiz:
I do press power + vol down, otherwise I couldn't try neither to flash TWRP nor to check the version.

I have a XT1068
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rowiz:
update: typing

fastboot boot some_twrp.img

I was able to let the phone boot with a different twrp version. Just boot, nothing else
[G 2014 Original Android Development] sudbht:
Same thing with me also..

Unlocked bootloader and flashed twrp but not able to boot into twrp..
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
Lemme guess, you have XT107X right?

If so you have to download TWRP for "thea" not "titan".
[G 2014 Original Android Development] @SidDev:
Why does it take so much time for TWRP to load from the beginning of 3.x.x.x ?

Before it was so quick.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
Because we moved to a new compression algorithm due the limited recovery partition size
[G 2014 Original Android Development] @SidDev:
Thank you so much for the quick reply, cleared my doubt :)

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I saw this some where

"Has anyone tried implementing the new Qualcomm GPU drivers for Marshmallow on the Moto G. It works on Adreno 3xx and 6xx GPUs but idk if the processor is q problem in this case. Anyone have any info about that? Because it's improved smoothness and stability across various ROMs and devices . "

Is it true?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
This thing is a thing only for old socs
[G 2014 Original Android Development] sudbht:
No I have xt1068 and i downloaded latest titan version only..
[G 2014 Original Android Development] TheLS:
because it takes so long to start recovery? It has since it takes more than 1 minute.

Version: 3.0.2-2, 3.0.2-3 etc
[G 2014 Original Android Development] jackcicci:
Just tried with mine to see the time:

59 seconds if i reboot from android system, 35 seconds if i reboot from recovery.

You have more than a minute booting from system or from the recovery ?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] TheLS:
Here's that too. I think a long time. On my Moto G (falcon) is at most 15 seconds in both.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] NWKENT:
Sir..try an appropriate thread for Titan Prime ROM..

The Dev. here certainly has a "known good" backup and restore, TWRP 2.8.2.0-titan

But I personally haven't tested v2.8.3.0 (YET)..lol

sent by my:

5.0.2_Titan Prime v1.2_LRX22K.2014-12-19

TWRP v2.8.2.0-titan_SuperSU v2.41 BETA

XT1064 Moto G (2nd Gen.)

http://waynekent.com/page6.html

"Praise Jah" YOU people.!
[G 2014 Original Android Development] sumondhk1:
Sorry if posted wrongly but as 2.8.3.0 is upgraded i thought i could flash titan v1.2 by it.

but after failure, i needed 2.8.0.1
[G 2014 Original Android Development] bunnahabhain:
Any chance to get a flashable zip for the new fixed recovery? I'm on vacation and currently have not mfastboot available. I want to flash the new Titan ROM for XT1068 :D
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
You can flash it by flashify
[G 2014 Original Android Development] bunnahabhain:
No root :D
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
Have you the stock recovery ?

If yes you cannot flash the recovery

If no you can flash SuperSU and then use flashify
[G 2014 Original Android Development] bunnahabhain:
I thought root is not available for us. Can I just flash chainfires zip?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
Have you a custom recovery ?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] bunnahabhain:
Yes! TWRP image V_2
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
So flash SuperSU and then use flashifi
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Mr_Q:
Hi luca020400,

Thank you for the recovery. However, you provided the regular link and the mirror.

For verification I downloaded both and hoped to see an identical file. This is however not the case.

I redownloaded the file a couple of times but in neither of the cases it is the same. The filename is also different: recovery.img vs twrp.img

Any idea?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
They are different

But they work booth in the same way
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Mr_Q:
Hmm ok.. So why are they different would be my question then... :)

Can you please post the MD5 in your original post? It helps to verify files. :)
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
For a week I'll not touch my PC so do everything is pretty impossible

When I'll back I'll add
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
basketbuild will show the checksum if you go to

https://s.basketbuild.com/devs/luca020400/Motorola/recovery
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Mr_Q:
Ok that is great.. Holiday perhaps? :)

Thank you for noticing, I must have missed it. There's still a small chance the upload failed/corrupted (or wrong file) and then basketbuild shows you the md5 of the (corrupted) file.. :)

But the chance that that happens is less likely..
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
You didn't, the direct download link doesn't show the checksum.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] luca020400:
I'll ask to basketbuild team to add it ;)

Holidays :D
[G 2014 Original Android Development] bunnahabhain:
It's bootlooping like Nothing. But Thanks a lot dude for your ongoing Support. I will wait for perfect root method :D
[G 2014 Original Android Development] NWKENT:
Note: v2.8.3.0 proven..if in 3rd bootloop on "unlocked screen", POWER OFF, boot to TWRP, erase cache & dalvik cache, reboot, wait at least 1.5 minutes for device to boot..allow time for a second bootloop, of 1.5 minutes..use SuperSU v2.41 for v5.0.1 +

sent by my:

5.0.2_Titan Prime v1.2_LRX22K.2014-12-19

TWRP v2.8.3.0-titan_SuperSU v2.41 BETA

XT1064 Moto G (2nd Gen.)

http://waynekent.com/page6.html

"Praise Jah" YOU people.!
[G 2014 Original Android Development] attack11:
Check a few posts back, luca explained why
[G 2014 Original Android Development] TheLS:
Thank you man.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] RLNTLSS:
Whats this error?

Im installing font in my cel, xt1068, twrp 3.0.2-3 , this happen when o try install pixel launcher too
[G 2014 Original Android Development] smitharro:
It's not an installable zip. Just an ordinary zip file.

Send with my Moto G4 Plus (XT1642) with CM13 using Tapatalk!
[G 2014 Original Android Development] tonymarschall-:
I am having nearly the same issue (beside pressing vol- + power). The only way to boot up recovery with twrp one time is

fastboot boot twrp-3.0.2-2-titan.img

After rebooting and accessing "recovery" i just got blank screen and battery loading indicator. My phone model is XT1068 - 8GB

* terminal flashing: https:// postimg.org/image/6x0dg94t1/8c9f850f/

* mobile phone flashing: https:// postimg.org/image/yq9hxjv4x/669797cb/

* mobile after reboot (vol- + power) and selecting recovery: https:// postimg.org/image/p8vknl355/9c87876a/

(had to add a space between https:// and url as my karma on xdadeveloper does not allow links)

Any idea how i can install twrp permanently?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] gvala:
Perhaps you can try with mfastboot
[G 2014 Original Android Development] tonymarschall-:
As far as i understood this is a windows issue? I am on linux but tried to find a mfastboot version for linux without success.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
Windows issue? I have no problem up/downgrading twrp on a windows system. Windows 10 64 with minimal & adb fastboot.

Doesn't matter this was sent from
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
That's not what he was referring to. He was talking about mfastboot which was recommended to him. It's a windows only binary and was developed by Motorola to overcome some ancient fastboot limitations on windows (which are long fixed in recent versions) and was never compiled for *nix.

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Did you try Flashify?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
It isn't windows only, I had mfastboot on linux before.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Oh? My bad. Didn't know that. Must be hidden somewhere at the end of the internet ;)
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
Tbh I don't even remember where did I find it.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] smitharro:
You really don't need mfastboot on Linux. I only use the regular fastboot from the Ubuntu/Mint repositories. Working perfectly, both on my daughter's XT1068 and on my XT1642!

On both TWRP was flashed permanently in one instant!

Send with my Moto G4 Plus (XT1642) on CyanogenMod 13 using Tapatalk!
[G 2014 Original Android Development] tonymarschall-:
Thanks, i dont understand way but that solved my issue. (btw tested the twrp app upfront and this was not working)
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
Yeah, that's correct. I used mfastboot for hidden oem commands tho.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
And you don't need it anymore for twrp updates. Twrp can now flash .img files directly.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] dVinsmoke:
This error always appears to me in TWRP. It is not recognized: internal memory, data and system. In addition to a message that does not have OS Installed. Installation of ROMs work normally, any solution to this problem? (I've tried the method of connecting the USB and changing the MTP mode). :)
[G 2014 Original Android Development] jsnaranjoh:
Flash stock ROM.

Reboot.

Let stock ROM start.

Flash recovery again.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] dVinsmoke:
I really had already done it, but to no avail. The problem continued, so I came in search of information on this. :/

I using the version 3.0.2-3
[G 2014 Original Android Development] saurabhw97:
The same error here too. I am not able to install any type of mod/kernel after installing ROM. Just ROM and Gapps only
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ForgottenDude:
Hey, were you able to fix it? I am having the same problem!

3.0.2-3 was perfect for me. Flashing 3.0.2-4 screwed it up. Any way to roll back or something?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ForgottenDude:
Same here. I am able to flash ROM and Gapps (only from SD Card, though). It then boots, but when I boot back into recovery, the problem occurs again. It seems to recognize SD Card only and nothing else.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ForgottenDude:
[MENTION=6584212]dVinsmoke[/MENTION] and [MENTION=7478882]saurabhw97[/MENTION], flashing TWRP 3.0.0-0 through fastboot fixed it!
[G 2014 Original Android Development] saurabhw97:
I think it works. But for OTA on CM 14.1 to work we need updated recovery. And 3.0.0-0 won't work.:(
[G 2014 Original Android Development] ForgottenDude:
Well, I don't use OTA anyway! I'm just glad it's working at least.

Clean flashing and dirty flashing CM14.1 works with 3.0.0-0 though, right?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] saurabhw97:
Yep
[G 2014 Original Android Development] BadFranch:
Kind of a noobish question, if I have to update from 3.0.2-2 to 3.0.2-4, the best method for this is fastboot, or should I install directly form TWRP? another question, if i flash throug fastboot, would I lose something? i mean the data or system partition? I always do a recovery before but im asking to know what to expect...
[G 2014 Original Android Development] vayavalla:
You can update via TWRP, and you won't lose anything.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] renzozenzo:
3.0.2.4 is missing. Help please.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
https://dl.twrp.me/titan/

Doesn't matter where this was sent from.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] renzozenzo:
How to I flash this using TWRP Manager?

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How to flash using TWRP Manager
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
Don´t know .But why you want to use an app? Just download the recovery to your internal storage and flash it through your existing TWRP,using .img instead of .zip.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Plabon7:
Hi. I am on Twrp 3.0.0. now how can i update the recovery to 3.0.2.4? can i flash .img file directly through my existing twrp?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
Yes. Just change from ZIP to IMG in the install tab.

Doesn't matter where this was sent from.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Plabon7:
should i flash 3.0.2-4 or 3.0.2-3?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] daywalk3r666:
3.0.2-4
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Metalhead666:
Always flash the latest version.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rdcanfs:
TWPR 3.0.2-4 update

Hi I installed the TWRP 2.8.6.0 version, so I want to update to 3.0.2-4 but how can I update to this version?. I have the XT1063 and CM14.1 official.

Thanks :)
[G 2014 Original Android Development] saurabhw97:
Download twrp 3.0.2-4.img file from twrp site. Reboot to recovery. Select install then click on Select Image option and navigate to downloaded file and flash it. Then again reboot to recovery. TWRP will be updated.

Else you can flash it through fastboot.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] rdcanfs:
Thank you so much, It's worked perfectly
[G 2014 Original Android Development] saurabhw97:
No need to say it. Just hit the thanks button
[G 2014 Original Android Development] mankokoma:
Since upgrade to 3.0.2-x booting to recovery takes 2:30 minutes! I know that something has changed with the compression algorithm, but it's really annoying and I wonder if that's normal? Booting to system-sim-pin-entering is usually done within 1 minute. What does teamwin do in all that time?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Teamwin isn't responsible. The partition that holds the recovery is very small on the G2. To cramp the recovery into that tiny space, it has to be compressed like mad. The downside is that these algorithms are also very slow with inflating and deflating
[G 2014 Original Android Development] mankokoma:
Sorry, I didn't mean the team of Teamwin ;)

Was just wondering what's going on beneath the teamwin-boot-logo... Sometimes it takes just 20 seconds, but then the sdcard isn't recognized, LOL. So I had the idea that it does a filesystem check or something like this and that there is a possibility to suppress that behavior.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] marianoasis:
changelog for .4?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] vayavalla:
You need it for CM14.1 OTA updates
[G 2014 Original Android Development] GSaraza:
any good reason to upgrade to 3.0.2-4 from 3.0.2-3? I mean 3.0.2-3 can install properly the cm updates, I just need to enter to recovery and install it, right?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] RmatriX1218:
I update for only one good reason, going with latest version of android ROMs with latest version of recovery gives me less chances of bugs and one less reason to cry if something doesn't work:o

You can flash it through recovery or use app called flashify....
[G 2014 Original Android Development] GSaraza:
Just asking because I saw people saying that is slower. . . anyway you have a good reason, thanks mate
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Yeah, I have adopted storage and sometimes I have to reboot recovery because it isn't detected. Don't know why. Not a big deal for me anyway.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] vayavalla:
It happens also without adopted storage, that it doesn't detect the partitions, but a reboot solves it
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Maybe some kind of racing condition due to slow deflating [MENTION=5778309]luca020400[/MENTION] ?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] iamhar****hdaya:
Twrp Flashed but stock recovery.

Hey , i flashed TWRP on my MOTO G2 2014 XT1068 but when i try to boot into recovery after the flash it the screen blacks and if i boot it normally and then try booting into to recovery stock recovery comes. Please Help
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Do you have stock ROM installed? If so, please try the following:

Copy the recovery.img to your sdcard

Go into fastboot mode. Now boot the recovery temporarily with

fastboot boot YourRecovery.img

Your device should now boot to twrp. Now rename /system/recovery-from-boot.p to recovery-from-boot.bak

Now choose Install>Install Image and flash your recovery.img.

Reboot recovery

Flash SuperSU.

Reboot. Profit.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] LuK1337:
Pretty sure that `fastboot boot` won't work with TWRP due to motorola's broken bootloader.
[G 2014 Original Android Development] doppelhelix:
Ohhh. That's a bummer.

Maybe just fastboot flash recovery recovery.img and then immediately choose recovery from fastboot menu?
[G 2014 Original Android Development] Wolfcity:
fastboot boot recovery command is only working on twrp version 2.8.6.0 and earlier.

Doesn't matter this was sent from