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[Miscellaneous Android Development] EoflaOE:
Introduction:​

Team Win Recovery Project or TWRP for short, is a custom recovery built with ease of use and customization in mind. We started from the ground up by taking AOSP recovery and loading it with the standard recovery options, then added a lot of our own features. It's a fully touch driven user interface , no more volume rocker or power buttons to mash. The GUI is also fully XML driven and completely theme-able. You can change just about every aspect of the look and feel.

Key Features:​

Touchscreen driven with real buttons and drag-to-scroll

XML-based GUI that allows full customization of the layout true theming!

Settings are saved to the sdcard and persist through reboots

Ability to choose which partitions to back up and which to restore

Ability to choose to compress backups now with pigz (multi-core processor support for faster compression times)

Onscreen keyboard

Easy selection of internal/external storage

In addition to the above new features, TWRP features a scripting engine that allows an app to send commands to the recovery for the recovery to perform during startup. We call this scripting engine OpenRecoveryScript. This engine will be put to use immediately in the GooManager app. GooManager will be able to install recoveries automatically for most supported devices. The app will also let you choose to install multiple zips from within Android, wipe, and run a backup.

We are looking for other talented developers, themers, and device maintainers if they are interested in helping with a free, open source project.

Compatible devices​

This build of TWRP 3.7.0 is only compatible with Lenovo TB3-710F. You can't install this recovery on other models.

Limitations​

The CPU temperature meter always shows 0°C

Screen is flipped at 270° instead of 90°

Download​

List of all builds (AndroidFileHost)
[Vivo X90 Pro Plus] luigi152000:
Hi.....I want buy Vivo x90 pro Origin OS......review where I come from(Italy) they say access anomalous email account Amazon e Microsoft from China. I am afraid for me installing applications home banking and theft data.
[Vivo X90 Pro Plus] Tiverask:
It's honestly hit and miss with this type of apps no matter what others say. Having said that there was only one government app that refused to work in my experience because OriginOS is an 'unapproved OS'. Most apps including all of my banking apps work just fine.

If you tell me which exact apps you need, I can try to run them for you. (I obviously won't be able to log in and test everything though). Also if you're in luck someone else on this forum might be using those apps.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] zwaenepoel:
I have 2 questions:

1.

How to change font size to a smaller one?

2.

How to change the start menu color?

I'd like to have it all black ou with the same background as my today.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] zwaenepoel:
resolved with Advanced Config 3.3.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] frederikk:
Cant' find it in advance config ? could you please tell me where you change the color ? i see the font size but not the color :(

Ciao

Fred
[Poco F5 Pro / Redmi K60 (China)] LuisFSousa:
Someone please help me! I had unlocked the bootloader of my device, but I regretted it and when I went to put the stock ROM to block it, the flash error occurred, the following phrase appeared "Flash vm-bootsys error", I will send a printView attachment 6050167
[Poco F5 Pro / Redmi K60 (China)] NOSS8:
Uses the official Xiaomi tool.

MIFLASH[GUIDE]⚙ USE XIAOMI FLASH TOOL

FOR ALL XIAOMI BOOTLOADER MUST BE UNLOCKED MIUI https://new.c.mi.com/global/post/101245 https://en.miui.com/unlock/index.html HYPEROS GLOBAL https://xdaforums.com/t/how-to-unlock-bootloader-on-xiaomi-hyperos.4654009/...

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[Poco F5 Pro / Redmi K60 (China)] LuisFSousa:
I've tried using my flash too, and it gives me an error, I'll try again and send you a printout
[Poco F5 Pro / Redmi K60 (China)] NOSS8:
Miflash/log folder.
[Poco F5 Pro / Redmi K60 (China)] LuisFSousa:
View attachment 6050174View attachment 6050175
[Poco F5 Pro / Redmi K60 (China)] LuisFSousa:
If I try again without restarting the phone, I get a direct error, as if I had blocked the bootloader, but if I restart the phone it appears unlocked, and I confirmed this using miunlock
[Poco F5 Pro / Redmi K60 (China)] NOSS8:
Reread the tutorial and correct the errors:

Path+rom name.

And don't lock the bootloader at first.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus] UnknownUser017:
Is is possible that I can relock the bootloader again after installing kernelsu?

Will I keep the root if i lock it again?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus] V0latyle:
Simple answer: No.

When the bootloader is locked, it uses the installed key to check to see if the boot image is signed and authentic. Since a patched boot image obviously isn't signed with the OEM key, it will fail to boot.

If you lock your bootloader on modified/custom firmware, you run the risk of bricking your device as it may not be possible to unlock again.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus] miigotu:
Is this an installed key, or a public key burnt into hardware? If its writable by the kernel we would be able to just write our own key and sign our own bootloader and then lock it.

EDIT: Upon some research, my thoughts were correct. It is a hardware backed keystore/api and parititions are signed by key0 and verified by expected_hash_value and expected_boot_hash_value. AVB2.0 has an interesting little detail that I am investigating now. It would be nice to be able to use kernelSU and then relock the bootloader, especially if kernelsu were to be expanded to have an access control mechanism backed by pin/fingerprint. Maybe I can make my imprint on android again at some point =P
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus] V0latyle:
You can relock the bootloader on custom/modified firmware. Check out AVBroot. Some custom projects like GrapheneOS and CalyxOS are designed to be used with a locked bootloader.

BUT.

In all cases you install a custom key. The device still knows that it isn't the OEM key, so none of this will help in regards to Play Integrity.

Also, KernelSU modifies the boot image (and kernel), so it won't pass verification with the OEM key.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus] miigotu:
Exactly one of the ways of doing it that I noticed that I wanted to investigate. Definitely risky.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus] V0latyle:
It's not that risky, as long as you keep OEM Unlocking enabled. The AVBroot documentation specifically warns against this. If you lock your bootloader on a custom key and still have root access, there exists the potential to modify or rewrite the partition images, whcih means they will no longer pass verification and the device will fail to boot. As long as you keep OEM Unlocking enabled, this is a fairly minor issue, as you could unlock the bootloader again to fix it.

However.

If you disable OEM Unlocking, you won't be able to unlock the bootloader, so if you get into an unbootable situation, you won't be able to recover your device.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] KsRobak:
Hi. How to return from TWRP to Stock Recovery? Is it possible?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Reflash the factory firmware using Odin
[Samsung Galaxy A20 Questions & Answers] KeithSJS:
I am exasperated having spent too much time trying options suggested on here that just don't work.

I have an A20e and would like to install TWRP to flash a custom ROM (Lineage) without rooting.

I have got as far as installing TWRP and flashing a ROM but it doesn't work.

I don't want to waste any more time on this and can't understand how, despite all the posts and discussion on here, there doesn't seem to be concise and clear information that actually works. If you know different please let me know otherwise I will just sell the phone.

Thanks in advance for any help.
[Samsung Galaxy A20 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Have you tried flashing a LineageOS GSI?
[Samsung Galaxy A20 Questions & Answers] KeithSJS:
I don't know what a GSI is?
[Samsung Galaxy A20 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Generic System Image.

You can get a LOS GSI from here:

Treble-Enabled Device Development A/AB ROMS

Treble-Enabled Device Development A/AB ROMS

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And you can follow this guide to install it:

[GUIDE] How To: Install AOSP GSI on Samsung Devices **NOT FOR BEGINNERS**

For those of you who want the AOSP experience, here is how to install generic Android system images. This -should- work on any Samsung device for which TWRP is available. A GSI is only a system image and does not include the kernel. You can use...

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[Samsung Galaxy A20 Questions & Answers] KeithSJS:
I really appreciate the suggestion and it looks ideal in terms of what I'm after (the most stripped system possible) but I fear it might be another wormhole (I haven't flashed a kernel before and am familiar with TWRP and using zips) so I'm going to try and persevere with the custom recovery / zip path.

One thought I did have was on how I use TWRP: I don't allow system modification when TWRP boots first time and the system isn't mounted when the ROM is flashed (I remember having to do this previously). Might either of those steps be preventing proper setup / flashing?
[Samsung Galaxy A20 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Yes.

In order to flash a ROM or a GSI you have to allow TWRP to modify /system
[Samsung Galaxy A20 Questions & Answers] KeithSJS:
Thanks but...

I have flashed ROMs before without allowing system modification in TWRP and they have been fine. I have just tried allowing it and (despite TWRP reporting that the zip was flashed succssfully) nothing, just the black screen. I don't believe this guide https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-twrp-and-root-for-a20e-a202f-updated.4384841/ actually works.

It seems that despite all the information nobody can provide clear, working instructions.

What's worth trying: a different recovery, a different ROM?
[Introductions] csillver:
Hello, new year coming, new forum for me. I will try not to be too much of a hot mess!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] anupamjha:
Hi Members,

sorry, but i didnt find any relevant sections for my mobile. .. i need one of the following help...

1) Infinix zero 30 5G X6731 ... X6731-H935AB-T-GL-231107V2593 need boot.img so that i can ue magisk to modify the boot.img and root my device... or

2) or need help with rooting this device im not sure if the below thread is good for me because of the firmware mismatch....

[RECOVERY] [Infinix Zero 5G/Infinix Zero 5G 2023] [TWRP 3.7.0] [A12][X6815/X6815B/X6815C] [A13][X6815D] [Unofficial] TeamWin Recovery Project

/* * Your warranty is now void!!! * * If sh!t happens, i am not responsible for your bricked device. * do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this recovery * before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these...

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[General Questions and Answers] Hendrix7:
Let's travel back to the year 2013. Apple introduced the iPhone 5s and iOS 7. Its camera UI looks like this:

In horizontal orientation, the mode names become difficult to read due to being in left-up orientation, and iOS 7 used small text for the mode names. Only three camera modes' names fully fit on screen at a time.

To go from the lowermost to the uppermost mode, you need to tediously tap the uppermost visible mode on screen until you reach the top.

At the same time, Samsung's much superior camera UI looked like this:

Notice how there is a video button in photo mode, so video recording can be accessed with one touch. This is the Galaxy S4, when Samsung made the clever move of replacing the mode switch with a direct video button, and I was proud of Samsung for this.

In 2015, Samsung introduced a mode selector with a good overview. It could show eight modes with icons and text labels at once on screen:

But in 2019, with the Galaxy S10, they undid this benefit. In fact, they went straight ahead and carbon-copied the iPhone camera UI. The mode selector has the same vertical layout as the Apple camera software since iOS 7. There are differences such as that the mode names are not all-uppercase, but it is the same layout as iOS 7.

Also other major smartphone vendors such as Huawei and Xiaomi have copycatted the iOS 7 camera layout.

While Apple admittedly had superior autofocus and auto exposure locking controls since iOS 7 (hold to lock, swipe to change exposure), that iOS7-like mode selector is trash. Video recording was downgraded to a separate mode like it was until the Galaxy S3 in 2012.

Why would all major vendors go along with Apple's inferior camera layout?
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Agreed. I don't like the scroll interface on my N10+'s. They remain tedious to use.

The shutter release as well; too small, it should be adjustable in size. Lots of missed shots and curses.

My Canon pro cams were precise and easy to use...
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] horsecharles:
Soliciting your suggestions and any confirmations of potential fixing of carrier & region limitations.

EDIT ON LATEST POST:

(Sideloaded missing VDC Service system APK from 10T.

Now able to share Data with other OP devices (MUST all be signed in to same OP account!).

Couple of options and dialogs still missing from Multi-Connect, but it'll do for now.)

1. T-Mobile gutted Multi Screen Connect \ Synergy-

here are relevant snippets from post in 10T subforum:

"Multi-Screen Connect been gutted by T-Mobile, and you don't get it back after Unlocking phone or switching Carriers or updating Android.

(Not 100% sure because my 10T not the T-Mo variant, but can confirm on my T-Mo 8T 5G)

{MSC in brief allows any OP phone \ tablet 13.1 or later (& Windows computer) on same OP user account to natively share\sync\work as\continue work amongst their devices.

This includes app data\cache\clipboard\multimedia\call&text\data... So work on any app and either live co-work \ multitask OR continue where you left off on other devices, including another device's phone #, text & Mobile Data- instead of just slow \ superficial Screen Mirroring & Tether.

Obviously among many benefits- include using a tablet's larger screen while overcoming say, it's being only Wi-Fi capable...

And sharing Data connection while bypassing system Hotspot.}

So TMO gutted most functions (you can see them in settings flash for a millisecond before disappearing), leaving in place only basic ones: screen mirror, clipboard & media sync.

And updating the modules even with os14 counterparts doesn't re-enable anything:

OPSynergy is the main one- of two, can leave new version in place without seemingly adverse effects (ditto all regular & System files w\ Call, Dialer & Phone in their names).

Wireless Settings app does NOT, required a rollback. It force closes all connection modules & loop crashes System".

HAS ANYONE SUCCESSFULLY RE-ENABLED?

2. Auto Call Recording, and Visual Voicemail (transcription)-

For brevity's sake, we know about workarounds (feel free to ask) about 90% useful,

IS A SUCCESSFUL FLASH OF GLOBAL VARIANT MODEL POSSIBLE TO ENABLE TOTAL SEAMLESS ACCESS...AND...

WILL NOT LOSE ANY USA BANDS (yes, this model can't do all the latest 5G mmwave / carrier aggregation)?

3. Possible to enable eSim?

Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

Subsequent carriers- Mint, US Mobile, Google Fi
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] horsecharles:
I'm guessing yes to everything.

Just looking for recent confirmations \ that loopholes haven't been closed by OP like w\ 10T.

Thanks
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] horsecharles:
Sideloaded missing VDC Service system APK from 10T.

Surprisingly was not available at apkmirror or anywhere else on web.

Now able to share Data with other OP devices (MUST all be signed in to same OP account!).

Couple of options and dialogs still missing from Multi-Connect, but it'll do for now.

Maybe update to OS 14 will fix.

At any rate it's on its last legs- missing too many latest advancements.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] horsecharles:
Mobile Data Sharing worked fully 24 hours then no more.

And since it doesn't have those settings headers, no fix.

Works on other newer models.

Maybe more files needed besides opsynergy apk & vdc service apk.

Network Services apk involved in process, can't decipher anything else.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] motolio:
Hey! Can you hit me up with your workarounds for call recording and VVM transcription? Voicemail is actually my main concern.

Thanks!
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] M.Mosa007:
You title and threads looks different

Where's TMobile unlocked?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] ImNoRobot:
I have a rooted OnePlus 10 pro with Android 13.1.

Is it possible to update Android 13.1 to Android 14 without losing the root if I install Magisk to an inactive slot?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] churchmice:
I have already done this, the step is detailed below

1) remove all magisk module, reboot

2) install the full zip using the oxygen updater ( 13 version )

3) after the installation is done, install magisk into the inactive slot

4) reboot and install magisk module

All is fine. Mine is N2213.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Akihikoryusuke:
Hey guys! just a question : is anyone here suffering from intermittent (but highly annoying) ghost/unpredictable touches with their phone? The first one did this, got replaced and my new one (from a different region mind you) does the same thing. Please share your experience, also state if you're using 120Hz or 60Hz.

I am trying the 120Hz mode to see if it helps with it (still in testing since I only used the phone in 60Hz). I am more inclined to believe it's a software problem more than a hardware problem since it happened on the current and older phone.

If it's a software issue, let's report it in Samsung Members to help it get fixed. I know am unlucky but not this unlucky to have 2 defective phones in a row.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Deleted member 2092952:
As an app developer, I'd ask the question of: "Is it happening in all apps or specific one(s)?"

Notably, I do see incorrect touch to UI movement in one specific app and its a touch code issue in that app itself and not with the device. Apps themselves can access touch listeners and make or break touch. Also remember too that the home screen (launcher) and android settings are actually apps.

An overlay app could also mess up your whole device use. I try to disable all overlay apps personally but sometimes you might need one in some situations.

If its everywhere then too if there's a screen protector on it then remove that and see if it improves.

It is fully possible to be an OS issue however.

Also if the screen is dirty then that too can cause touch issues including phantom touches and cleaning it might help.

You can also go into developer settings and there's a setting to show touches. Enable that and see visibly what is going on.

If you can't find anything and several reboots fail to help then perhaps the display is physically messed up. They can do so but it shouldn't be this if a replacement device also has the issue.

Think I got everything in there. Can't help you any further.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Akihikoryusuke:
Hey, it happens everywhere. Keyboard double presses sometimes, etc.

This is my 2nd device that's why am wondering if it's related to either : software (TSP FW - Like it happened with the S21 FE back in the day until it was patched by Samsung) or how I use the touchscreen.

Either way, as it's the second device, if I am this unlucky to get a defective device twice in a row.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] sai_ninja1:
Did you try factory reset ? also if it happens even after factory reset Its probably the screen issue sometimes. Also, from your old phone when switching to this new phone did you transfer your settings and data if so that could be the issue
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] sai_ninja1:
I asked because when I switched from phone to phone my settings and my apps came with it so that could have been an issue for ghost touch in your case migrating from phone to phone.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Akihikoryusuke:
Factory reset + when I used Smart Switch for my backup, I excluded settings to exclude a setting messing around with the phone.

Two phones, both exhibit small "repeated" touches or 1 press becomes double presses, that is with a screen protector. The phone is behaving a little better now once I changed my swiping technique with my fingers lol

I guess the screen is too sensitive so it considers any slight touch as a press (used to not lift my finger all the way before pressing again, it happens less now since I am conscious how I touch the screen)
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] pelago:
@Akihikoryusuke Does turning on or off Settings, Display, Touch sensitivity help?
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Akihikoryusuke:
Increasing sensitivity (touch sensitivity on) makes the issue even more difficult to work with.

The sensitivity seems to move through the screen, sometimes the M and P letters on Gboard double press and sometimes it's the upper part of the screen, sometimes it's the extremity of the screen that acts up and registers double press.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] pelago:
How is it if you remove the screen protector?
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Deleted member 2092952:
*delete* added to below.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Deleted member 2092952:
If it has one then you simply pull it off. If it doesn't have one and you pull something off then you will break your device lol.

There was another one I missed above (although not real phantom touches) and of which I've done plenty of times myself. Especially using the device one handed, its possible another part of the finger, thumb, or hand is touching the screen, and that will cause a similar thing to happen.

There's definitely like you say, for a finger not seemingly pressed to the screen but so close that it affects it. Have tested that before on devices, but phantom touches should be known as to a cause in that situation, as they would only be happening with your finger there.

Real phantom touches however happen with all hands and fingers off and way away from the screen.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] lilbasketweave:
I'm a bit desperate. I got my grandfathers phone while I was helping my grandmother clean her house. Unfortunately the phone was reset but FRP locked. And with my grandfather not with us, I have no way to login to his google account. I've been looking for solutions everywhere, but nothing seems to work right. I tried looking up YT vids on bypassing but they didn't help or didn't seem to be using the same version of android (I believe his phone may be using Android 9). I've thought of just installing a custom ROM but I cant get Fastboot to install (my pc doesn't even read the phone as android' in device manager) so I'm in a pickle. would hate to have it be a brick. Any help would be appreciated.

Happy New Years.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
You can see if @mvikrant97 can help you but you'll need to demonstrate ownership for your device

Samsung devices do not have a fastboot mode, and the point is moot anyway because you have to unlock the bootloader before you can install custom firmware. Unlocking the bootloader requires enabling Developer Options in settings and turning OEM Unlocking on, which you can't do if the device is locked.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] mvikrant97:
Sorry for your loss. May I know the device security patch?
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] lilbasketweave:
sorry I'm not sure where to find that info. Is it on the sticker on the back of the phone?
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] TheArt.:
It should be the latest security patch officially issued for Android 9 LG G7. Anyone running a stock ROM on this forum can tell you which is the latest patch (I am running a custom ROM so can't help).
[Sharp Aquos R6] izham123:
Do you guys get any screen problem likes death touch or anything else?.. because I want to buy this phone next month.
[Sharp Aquos R6] blackhawk:
What a cool phone and it has expandable storage. Killer 1 inch cam sensor, wow.

If you get one make sure it's not black market and leave it running on Android 10!

Read the reviews on it. There's quit a few. Protect it with a good case, that may be hard to find.

Hopefully Sharp can compete in the Global market as Samsung has turned into a dud over the last years.