yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] jmileti:
I've always used a PC. As to which format. That I am not sure. Thought ext 4 was for internal not sd. Correct me if I'm wrong.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] lyricalsoul5:
I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but i'm getting the "FAILED (remote failure)" error. Any idea why?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] :
Could be the cable?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] lyricalsoul5:
I figured it out, I'm an idiot lol

I didn't know I had to unlock the bootloader first.:eek:
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] jonathanbailie:
Try formatting to Fat32.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] texdroid:
Thanks guys im rooted and booted, Adblock running great
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] joshw0000:
Can't wait! My phone just shipped. I should have it Wednesday!
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] DroidForLife33:
Yeah it's the Pure. I looked in those folders and they're empty. But you're saying if I just unroot the phone I can go ahead and take that security update. I was just afraid I saw some people say they got boot loops.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] SpasilliumNexus:
Ok that's fine. I'll just wait for it to get to me or someone posts it.

About the OTA, you should be able to, but I highly recommend creating a nandroid in TWRP first before unrooting and taking the OTA. If it fails, restore the nandroid, unroot, flash stock Marshmallow recovery I've uploaded here via fastboot (fastboot flash recovery stock-6.0-mph24.49-18-recovery.img), and then try the OTA again.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] DroidForLife33:
Okay thanks man for your help. I'm at work but I'm going to give a go after work.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Jay794:
I'm on 3.0.0.1 rooted, fully working
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] CCivale:
Just a heads up that this was the problem. Once I re-partitioned the card and formatted it fully to Fat32, that solved the problem. All is working well now.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] psxmail:
The phone reboot, since the boot image is restore after the first boot. the stock recovery come back.

and the update occure in the normal recovery !! I did it and see it.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] atishey23:
Yeah, same thing happened to me twice. I tried and flashed version 3.0.0.0 and 3.0.0.1 via fastboot mode. But when i rebooted into recovery the first time it shows recover, but when i reboot again after booting the device it shows stock recovery.

Right now only twrp 2.8.7 (version not Confirmed, but it was just before 3.0 recovery)

is sticking. So I'm on that recovery. Please help me out with that bug.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] gpz1100:
Unplug and power the device fully down after flashing and booting into twrp.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] user7743:
twrp-3.0.0-1-clark: Possible Bug - Encrypted Device

Hi all,

I wanted to flag a possible bug and if anyone has any ideas of how to work around I am happy to hear.

I have an XT1572 which is encrypted.

Version 3.0.0.1 installed fine for me and when starting in recovery mode it recognises the encrypted storage and prompts for my password. On entering the password and hitting the tick button I get the following error:

Updating partition details...
...done
Unable to mount storage
Full SELinux support is present.
Failed to decrypt data.

I am brought back to the mount screen and again asked for the password with the message "Password failed, please try again!". The loop continues until I press cancel at which obviously the encrypted partitions are not mounted.

Any ideas or extra information I can provide?

If this isn't something known, then I will open an issue on GitHub.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] SR3TLAW:
For those know what they're doing and want to skip all the bull****:

https://dl.twrp.me/clark/
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] robuser007:
Thxs!
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] dewoine:
this may be stupid but where are the backups stored internally ? i wanted to move them to mt pc like always but when i open twrp folder its empty.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] *.jpg:
I'm sorry if you already checked-but TWRP will put a folder on both internal and external storage. When you create a backup, there's an option to select internal or external storage. I would assume that your backups are to be found where ever the current active option points.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] robuser007:
I can't find them too when using android (on internal storage), but they are in the folder (issue).
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] rsmiff:
Anyone know anything about the latest twrp upload to android file host for clark? It's not from hashbang.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] WelcomeToTheSkye:
Dev of that version seems to reupload a lot of packages to AFH O.o
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] CZ Eddie:
Anyone know how to set the correct date and time?

Mine says 1970.

I tried the trick mentioned elsewhere in the thread to power off for a few minutes, then boot up into recovery.

But it's still saying 1970.

I'm on the latest 3.xxx version.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Hitti2:
If you're rooted, use a boot app like advanced power menu and use Recovery. See if slipping into twrp quickly might help. It's weird.

Sent from XT1575, Stock 6.0 MM, Systemless root
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] QBANIN:
Same here. 1970-01-01on both 2.8.7.0 and 3.0.0
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] *.jpg:
This is probably offering more hope than help, but when I flashed the latest version of TruePureXMM, TWRP started showing the correct date. I have no idea why that worked or whether it was a coincidence . . .
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] SenK9:
Also have same issue, date shows 1970. Have tried powering off for 2 minutes, same thing. Using TWRP 3.0.0.1, CM13 w/encryption on. Error is shows something like - "couldn't find any tzdata when looking for localtime / GMT / posixrules"
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] gpz1100:
3.0.1.0 is out.

http://teamw.in/devices/motorolamotox2015pure.html
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] wooddale:
Has anyone tried yet work.OK?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] orvon.freeman:
im about to find out lol

EDIT

flashed fine

booted fine

wiped fine

flashes fine
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] jason2678:
It boots and can see my old backups. I didn't try anything else.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] countryfolk07:
The only issue I seem to have since 3.0 was released is it takes a long time to boot into recovery. It hangs a long time at the TWRP splash screen. Also the reboot seems to take longer again. Other than that everything is fine.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] gpz1100:
^^I think the above issue is a function of your memory card. I haven't flashed the new 3.0.1.0, but do have the old 3.0.0.0 and it boots up just fine. Maybe 2-3 sec pause at the twrp logo before the UI comes up. I suspect your sd card has some corruption and/or your internal storage. Have you had apps lock up or had to forcefully reboot the phone by holding the power button down for a length of time?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] CZ Eddie:
3.0.1.0 working just fine for me.

No issues booting into it either.

But then I rebuilt my entire file system with a total wipe and restore to stock a few days ago.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] countryfolk07:
I've had no app issues whatsoever. And it's a new card.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] gpz1100:
Is your sd formatted to nonstandard cluster size? I noticed all sorts of strange slow downs when mine was formatted ex-fat 4K blocks. Reverting it back to 128KB blocks fixed the issue.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] countryfolk07:
I formatted it in the phone. I would think that would be sufficient, since the phone is doing the formatting. It should do it in a standard the phone will recognize.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] wooddale:
3.0 was jacked there was nothing wrong with cards unless you did it your self.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] gpz1100:
Which 3.0? I've had no issues with 3.0.0.1
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] wooddale:
That's what I asked in the bfirst place I tried 3.0.0 or whatever and it was hopelessly slow I asked if 3 0.1 was fixed so I guess it was lol. Thanks
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] chappy824:
Is there a flashable for the latest build?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] DonKilluminati23:
Just Google "twrp moto x pure", download the newest .img and flash via adb, flashify, or twrp itself.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] chappy824:
Didn't realize it was so easy to do via flashify....been out of the game too long I guess. Thanks
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Prazaar:
3.0.2-0 is Online on twrp homepage
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Hitti2:
Hey guys, I'm the one that mentioned let the phone sit for 2minutes or boot into twrp right away using advanced power menu/Recovery.

I haven't gotten the 1970 date bug in a long time.

Was thinking sim card lock has something to do with it.

I locked my sim card with a passnumber.

If u guys wanna try it. Make sure you know what you're doing when sim card locking.

Sent from XT1575, Stock 6.0 MM, Systemless root
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] rattking:
Hello I am unable to decrypt data on 3.0.2-0 with the error

Do you have any ideas ?

Thanks!
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] SenK9:
Thank goodness the 3.0.2 update was posted, I couldn't decrypt my /data on 3.0.1.

I did an encrypted backup and restore on 3.0.2 with compression and can confirm it all works well.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] akaleshnikov:
I can't seem to access the TWRP folder from ES File Explorer, some kind of error regarding permissions.

Is this a security feature or is something goofed up on my device?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] wooddale:
On your SD card?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] gadgetguy08:
It isn't just you.

Try using root Explorer and go to root/data/media/0/twrp.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] motoman22x:
Awesome I was just trying to figure this out myself!
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Gucampos:
sensational oh, downloading here to test
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] aj522:
I am trying to find out is it OK to flash this version of twrp if I'm on 6.0? Just got the phone last week and it has marshmallow on it.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] ffejy462:
Yes. 3.0.2 is the latest for Clark.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] JoeNeckbone:
I have been searching for awhile but can't seem to find a solution...is there any fix for the 1970 bug?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Digital Cha0s:
have you given this a try for that 1970 bug?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2580974
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] JoeNeckbone:
I just tried to run the apk, I'll try running the adb commands when I get a chance.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] dlarge:
Hi, I try to restore a backup, but I'm not able to. I get the following message: "Cannot restore system -- mounted read only".

Is there any solution?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Hitti2:
You have to mount what ever partition u are trying to backup, then after backup unmount that partition. I'm guessing you'rr systemless root?

Sent from XT1575, Stock 6.0 MM, Systemless root
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] dlarge:
Hi, you mean after restore I hope. I'm on systemless root indeed.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Hitti2:
Damnit yea. At the time I just woke when I wrote that. After restore lol unmount.

Sent from XT1575, Stock 6.0 MM, Systemless root

---------- Post added at 08:01 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:58 AM ----------

Not sure if its data partition or what u will have to see in twrp. I think if I recall, they are check boxes to mount and unmount in twrp

Sent from XT1575, Stock 6.0 MM, Systemless root
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] dlarge:
I'm a bit confused now. I've ended up in reinstalling stock rom. Fastboot TWRP (read only) flashed root (2.63-2 Moto X style/Pure). Now it says: Software status: Modified. This shouldn't be so, is it? In other words, I'll not be able to receive ota, right? Does anyone see what I did wrong?

Cheers!

Small addition: I've restored the backup of before flashing SU. I unticked 'mount system read-only' in TWRP and after restore was completed I checked it again. After reboot and reboot in bootloader, system is still modified.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] *.jpg:
You didn't specify whether you did the oem relock. I believe that you also need to relock the bootloader in order for the system to show as unmodified.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] dlarge:
hi, I'm still unlocked, but the strange part is, I've reinstalled stock now, and it still says modified. Perhaps you're right, I'll give it a try.

Nevertheless, the first time the status was green and something like 'original' and after flashing SU (via TWRP, is that the problem?) it says modified.

Phone says it has an update now, so I'll give it a shot and see if it will update. I'll let you know.

---------- Post added at 03:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:23 PM ----------

Ok, update is installed, updated to 24.201.3.en.EU. So I think it doesn't matter if bootload says system modified. I still can't explain why it says modified now.

I Just rebooted and looked at the bootloader and system status is official now again (after installing the update). Perhaps this is all very normal, but to me it's strange. I think that if I'd systemless root now, the system will say 'modified' again. That's not a problem to me, as long as I can receive OTA. Can anyone tell me if this is the case?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] leo.riv:
off topic

[MENTION=4630246]Hashbang173[/MENTION]

I have Lenovo Vibe X3

OS :	Android OS, v5.1 (Lollipop)

Chipset : Qualcomm MSM8992 Snapdragon 808

CPU : Quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A53 & Dual-core 1.8 GHz Cortex-A57

GPU : Adreno 418

Screen Size : 5.5 inches

Resolution : 1080 x 1920 pixels (~403 ppi pixel density)

Internal : 32 GB (System Rom > 2.60 GB, Internal > 26.20 GB)

Currently using TWRP 2.8.7.7 by [MENTION=5680718]SevenMaxs[/MENTION].

Can you Please port TWRP 3.0.2-0 Touch Recovery for us.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] afarrell2035:
im so new im sorry

:cyclops::angel::cyclops::angel::cyclops::rolleyes:

get this private???

if you have a minute I'm needing to root alreadyboot unloaded and with an I pad, android I'm trying toroot (moto x pure xt1575 6.0marsh)

I don't have time to read psyhco boyfriend but in need to get where I'm going please help

amy
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] lafester:
Huh
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] *.jpg:
Is there an actual question/request in there somewhere?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] ffejy462:
I'm guessing that she's trying to root a moto x that already has an unlocked bootloader with an iPad. Then again, with the broken grammar and iffy punctuation, who really knows. The psycho boyfriend part isn't exactly comforting.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] *.jpg:
I'm picturing some bizarre geek hostage situation where her psycho boyfriend hands her an iPad, an Android phone, and a ???/English dictionary and she has to root the phone or her stuffed bunny gets the pointy end of a stick.

Oh, and the bunny is the only one with the car keys so that's why she needs it to get where she's going.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] ffejy462:
Man. I just had a Donnie Darko flashback.

I was thinking silence of the lambs-ish. Phone and iPad lowered in a basket. You can hear Akira playing on the old tube TV in the background. Smells of old spice and never drank Starbucks (next victim is a barista at the strip mall). ?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] DJTeeJay:
Since way back when, when I did a nandroid backup, the date was always way off with 1970 as the year.....so I just edited.

The last couple weeks, with all new builds, the date is actually right so I don't have to edit it, but when I swipe it says no partitions selected and then are none too select.

The 1st nandroid restore I have had, after the restore I had a MD5;error in red but I don't recall what it said.

I am on v.3.0.2
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] bezangeloo:
I just installed TWRP (latest ver) after opening the bootloader, but after every time I reboot to system, I lose TWRP (when trying to enter the recovery again I'm getting a screen with the android figure with an exclamation mark inside a red triangular and the string "No command" under it).

what did I do wrong and how can I fix it?

thanks for any help
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] nicorvienne:
Once TWRP is installed reboot directly into recovery and TWRP loads as expected.

However, if you do a system reboot and let Android load, TWRP will be overwritten!!

[adb reboot bootloader

fastboot devices

mfastboot flash recovery "recovery".img]
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] bezangeloo:
so is it ok to root my phone this way?

if I flash TWRP through fastboot then root it, will the root stay?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] jason2678:
Yes, but if you're on marshmallow make sure you use a new enough supersu.zip that it supports systemless install, 2.62 or newer should be fine, and force supersu to install systemless or you'll freeze on the M boot screen. Just make a TWRP backup before you start so you have something convenient to fall back on just in case anything goes wrong.

Easy way to force systemless install is boot into TWRP and then use an adb shell or TWRP's built-in terminal emulator to enter this:

echo "SYSTEMLESS"=true > /data/.supersu

After you do that, just flash supersu.zip. Don't panic if it looks like it bootloops once on first boot after rooting. Mine always does that, but it comes up fine on the second try.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] bezangeloo:
thanks! I will try that
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] SilverSurfR:
From my experience that all seems rather normal. As long as you're stock OTAs will work fine. If you do the OTA from the device, it will update and revert status back to 'official'. If you ADB sideload to update, it will not.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] gyroprotagonist:
back failing

successfully installed twrp-3.0.2-0-clark.img on MotoX pure but back up is failing. Keeps saying

"Failed to mount '/data' invalid data"

very new to this, just unlocked phone today. What am i missing to get a successful backup? I want to root my phone to enable the wifi hotspot feature for Cricket Wireless, but want to make a back up first.

TIA
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] mikeoswego:
Generally, that error means that there is some kind of corruption in you /data partition. Since you've just unlocked, which wiped everything anyway, the simplest answer is to use the format function in TWRP (not wipe, that just erases) and format Data.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] gyroprotagonist:
thanks. not sure what i did. i reformatted my SD card a few times, but changed the twrp syntax to just 'boot' from 'recovery' and that seemd to do the trick. was able to backup and get it rooted.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Jmaniac55:
Anyone know why I can't flash C-Apps for cm13 I get error 7. This package is the only one I get this error with and I am downloading it directly from Cyanogenmod's page
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] rickbosch:
Mount your /system partition in twrp before you flash it.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] ShapeShifter499:
Hi,

I'm new, not to Android but to the Moto X Pure. I have had this device for a little over a month now. I went to encrypt my device but now I cannot seem to decrypt it in TWRP. Any ideas why? It always rejects my password as being incorrect although I can boot into Android Cyanogenmod 13 just fine with the same password.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Hashbang173:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3399343
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] ShapeShifter499:
Will this be fix accepted into the main code?

Oh I see this is a nightly build of TWRP
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Sherrillface:
I can't even install twrp I can't do it through CMD prompts even know fastboot registers device serial don't know how to get to flash or boot into twrp after flashing tried all steps possible tried 2 windows 10 PCs and a windows seven same **** results I think newest marshmallow update screwed me anyone help please
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] mikeoswego:
So "fastboot devices" works while your phone is connected and in bootloader mode?

Then when you do "fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2-0-clark.img" what happens? Is there an error on your computer screen? It is normal to see the mismatched partition size message on the phone and maybe something about a missing slot.

Immediately after flashing the recovery, use the volume keys on the phone to show the recovery option and then use the power button to select the option. It should boot into recovery. If you just reboot the phone without going into recovery first, the phone will "repair" the recovery by reinstalling the stock one; you must go into recovery right after flashing it so that the recovery can patch that behavior.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] Sherrillface:
It works with the minimal adb and fastboot interface I downloaded from Android development and hacking section but not when I open a CMD prompt in new folder I created with twrp img. Inside shift right click CMD prompt maybe fastboot needs to be system wide?
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] mikeoswego:
Yes, it should be installed as system wide (that setting puts it in your windows path) then you can run it from anywhere.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] chevycam94:
See the attached screenshot to see how its set up.
[X Style (Pure) Original Android Development] ban.codrut:
When you use the minimal fastboot shortcut it gets you to the folder where fastboot and ADB .exe files are, that's why when you type fastboot it gets recognised as command.

Add the directory to Window's system path or use it through shortcut as provided and use drag and drop to put in extra files location without the hassle( W10 drag and drop).

EDIT: I see you've already got the solution ^^ my bad