Is there a way to root NCP91K version of N
I believe we need a special image or boot loader file. Please point me in the right direction.
pospower said:
Is there a way to root NCP91K version of N
I believe we need a special image or boot loader file. Please point me in the right direction.
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Hello pospower,
I hope you are new to the community, so first of all, welcome to the Nexus 6P section.
I advise you to read the sticky threads here at the section. First in the list would be: http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/questions-section-t3214020
Over to your query now. Bootloader has no relation to rooting, except one, that it should be unlocked. Unlocking the bootloader will enable you to flash TWRP recovery, which in turn would be used to flash SuperSU v2.71 flash-able zip.
For detailed instructions, please refer to section #1, #2, and #6 in the following thread: [GUIDE] Unlock/Root/Flash for Nexus 6P
I hope this helps. Best regards.
DJBhardwaj
boot.img my bad i was refering to this below
Download the latest TWRP Recovery. Please note: if you're on MHC19I or above you must use TWRP 3.0.0-1 or above, otherwise TWRP won't be able to decrypt. Also, if you want to use TWRP with the Android N Developer Preview you must use TWRP 3.0.0-1 or above, and you must also flash the modified boot.img found here.
ok got twrp installed 3.0.2.0
flashed the boot.img from above post
flashed twrp.img
rebooted bootloader
rebooted into recocery but freezws on teamwin screen
pospower said:
ok got twrp installed 3.0.2.0
flashed the boot.img from above post
flashed twrp.img
rebooted bootloader
rebooted into recocery but freezws on teamwin screen
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TWRP is having issues with encrypted filesystems right now. You can either flash TWRP v3.0.0 or decrypt your 6P.
The decryption process should be carried out just after you flash the modified boot.img.
To decrypt, you will need to connect your device in bootloader mode and enter the following command:
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fastboot format userdata
(Please note that this will wipe your complete internal storage).
OK got twrp working 3.0.0
Now it's asking for a password to get to decrypted files.
Any suggestions?
pospower said:
OK got twrp working 3.0.0
Now it's asking for a password to get to decrypted files.
Any suggestions?
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Did you decrypt your device? Check under Settings > Security > Encrypt phone. Is it showing "encrypted"?
DJBhardwaj said:
Did you decrypt your device? Check under Settings > Security > Encrypt phone. Is it showing "encrypted"?
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I must have
pospower said:
I must have
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Please confirm.
And by decryption, i mean that you first flashed the modified boot.img and then formatted the userdata.
DJBhardwaj said:
Please confirm.
And by decryption, i mean that you first flashed the modified boot.img and then formatted the userdata.
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Yes this is what I did. Followed the steps exactly.
pospower said:
Yes this is what I did. Followed the steps exactly.
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Give a try to v3.0.0-1, and let me know.
DJBhardwaj said:
Give a try to v3.0.0-1, and let me know.
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tried 3.0.0-1 woudnt start froze on twrp screen
do i need to decryp data again?
pospower said:
tried 3.0.0-1 woudnt start froze on twrp screen
do i need to decryp data again?
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If you don't mind doing it, I would say Yes!
reflshed boot.img
decrpted
rebooted
copied su to download folder
reflashe boot then twrp 3.0.0 rebooted boot then to recovery againg asking for password to decriped data
ugggg
pospower said:
reflshed boot.img
decrpted
rebooted
copied su to download folder
reflashe boot then twrp 3.0.0 rebooted boot then to recovery againg asking for password to decriped data
ugggg
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That is weird. I have done the same thing like twice or thrice since the last two days, and it has worked like a charm.
If you're decrypted, TWRP v3.0.0-1 should work fine.
Are you sure you wiped complete storage using fastboot format userdata command?
Yes
pospower said:
Yes
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Try switching to a different version of TWRP, and see if any one of them works for you.
v3.0.0-1, v3.0.1-0, or v3.0.2-0.
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I was restoring a twrp backup and when it reaches "flashing system image" in the restore process it just reboots. Ive tried a few things but cant get it going. It just bootloops.
dontbeweakvato said:
I was restoring a twrp backup and when it reaches "flashing system image" in the restore process it just reboots. Ive tried a few things but cant get it going. It just bootloops.
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Flash the factory images with fastboot, see section 9 of my guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
Did you actually backup "system image" or just "system"? It should be only system, not the system image.
Heisenberg said:
Flash the factory images with fastboot, see section 9 of my guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
Did you actually backup "system image" or just "system"? It should be only system, not the system image.
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That was my first rooted twrp backup on 6p. I checked everything under what to backup. It has a system and system image to backup along with everything else. I thought it was weird to have both of them because I've never seen that before in twrp.
Well im back to normal. I must of screwed up the restore with the "system" and "system image" business. What's the difference in twrp restore between the two?
dontbeweakvato said:
Well im back to normal. I must of screwed up the restore with the "system" and "system image" business. What's the difference in twrp restore between the two?
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Honestly, I don't know. I only know that you only need to backup system, boot, and data (if you want your apps and settings).
Heisenberg said:
Flash the factory images with fastboot, see section 9 of my guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
Did you actually backup "system image" or just "system"? It should be only system, not the system image.
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I have a soft bricked phone... I have done everything in your thread and flashing all the files worked except i get an error when flashing the system.img
it says error unable to allocate xxxxxxx bytes...? i really want my phone back to normal.. PLEAS HELP
taylorleach said:
I have a soft bricked phone... I have done everything in your thread and flashing all the files worked except i get an error when flashing the system.img
it says error unable to allocate xxxxxxx bytes...? i really want my phone back to normal.. PLEAS HELP
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Try to wipe/erase the system, boot, vendor, and cache partition before flash the corresponding img files.
indian84 said:
Try to wipe/erase the system, boot, vendor, and cache partition before flash the corresponding img files.
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I am sorry what do you mean?? what commands should I try?
taylorleach said:
I am sorry what do you mean?? what commands should I try?
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Try this.
Reboot Bootloader again
1. fastboot erase userdata
And then follow the guide. Hopefully this will help.
indian84 said:
Try this.
Reboot Bootloader again
1. fastboot erase userdata
And then follow the guide. Hopefully this will help.
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so, just to clarify... run the command "fastboot erase userdata" then run all of the IMG files?
taylorleach said:
so, just to clarify... run the command "fastboot erase userdata" then run all of the IMG files?
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My bad.
use command fastboot format userdata
This will erase everything on your phone. Including photos and all the media.
After this use below command
fastboot reboot bootloader
And then follow guide and flash all IMG files.
indian84 said:
My bad.
use command fastboot format userdata
This will erase everything on your phone. Including photos and all the media.
After this use below command
fastboot reboot bootloader
And then follow guide and flash all IMG files.
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that did not work same problem
"load_file: could not allocate 2014315040 bytes
error: cannot load 'C:\angler\images\system.img"
all other .img files i get OKAY except for system.img
PLEASE HELP ME UGG I REALLY NEED MY PHONE TO WORK AGAIN. I even tried re downloading the 6.0.1 again and also tried rebooting PC and multiple USB ports...
taylorleach said:
that did not work same problem
"load_file: could not allocate 2014315040 bytes
error: cannot load 'C:\angler\images\system.img"
all other .img files i get OKAY except for system.img
PLEASE HELP ME UGG I REALLY NEED MY PHONE TO WORK AGAIN. I even tried re downloading the 6.0.1 again and also tried rebooting PC and multiple USB ports...
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You need to update your fastboot on your PC update everything in Android SDK or install latest minimal adb and fastboot. The system needs to be sent/flashed in parts as it's a big file. That will/should fix your issue.
matt1515 said:
You need to update your fastboot on your PC update everything in Android SDK or install latest minimal adb and fastboot. The system needs to be sent/flashed in parts as it's a big file. That will/should fix your issue.
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I really appreciate your reply.. But i am a bit new to the Nexus and fastboot (sdk) environment. How do I update fastboot? I believe I have updated my Android Studio properly already. Is there a way to flash that system.img in stages then? I am so confused. Thanks again in advance!!!
taylorleach said:
I really appreciate your reply.. But i am a bit new to the Nexus and fastboot (sdk) environment. How do I update fastboot? I believe I have updated my Android Studio properly already. Is there a way to flash that system.img in stages then? I am so confused. Thanks again in advance!!!
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Assuming you have Windows go to this site and download latest version(1.31) https://androidmtk.com/download-minimal-adb-and-fastboot-tool
Read Heisenberg's thread on how to flash everything but put all your files(system, boot, bootloader, radio, boot, vendor, cache, userdata in the minimal adb and fastboot folder hold shift right click and open cmd window and flash away it will work follow Heisenberg's thread and you should be good! Good luck!
taylorleach said:
I really appreciate your reply.. But i am a bit new to the Nexus and fastboot (sdk) environment. How do I update fastboot? I believe I have updated my Android Studio properly already. Is there a way to flash that system.img in stages then? I am so confused. Thanks again in advance!!!
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matt1515 said:
Assuming you have Windows go to this site and download latest version(1.31) https://androidmtk.com/download-minimal-adb-and-fastboot-tool
Read Heisenberg's thread on how to flash everything but put all your files(system, boot, bootloader, radio, boot, vendor, cache, userdata in the minimal adb and fastboot folder hold shift right click and open cmd window and flash away it will work follow Heisenberg's thread and you should be good! Good luck!
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If you already have the Android SDK it probably isn't a good idea to start installing other versions. Just go to where you installed the SDK on your PC, open SDK Manager, and update the platform-tools package.
matt1515 said:
Assuming you have Windows go to this site and download latest version(1.31) https://androidmtk.com/download-minimal-adb-and-fastboot-tool
Read Heisenberg's thread on how to flash everything but put all your files(system, boot, bootloader, radio, boot, vendor, cache, userdata in the minimal adb and fastboot folder hold shift right click and open cmd window and flash away it will work follow Heisenberg's thread and you should be good! Good luck!
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YOUR ARE MY BEST FRIEND THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I knew I was close to figuring it out but I seriously appreciate your help good sir.
So, to ask one more question. I flashed TWRP totally fine, but when I when to reboot after failing to find my SU.zip in my phones directory (due to 0MB detected.. i don't know why) it asked me if I wanted to root because I was currently not rooted and I just said yes.. was that why it got stuck in a bootloop? I never actually directed it at my specific SU.zip file because it wouldn't appear in the phones files?
taylorleach said:
YOUR ARE MY BEST FRIEND THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I knew I was close to figuring it out but I seriously appreciate your help good sir.
So, to ask one more question. I flashed TWRP totally fine, but when I when to reboot after failing to find my SU.zip in my phones directory (due to 0MB detected.. i don't know why) it asked me if I wanted to root because I was currently not rooted and I just said yes.. was that why it got stuck in a bootloop? I never actually directed it at my specific SU.zip file because it wouldn't appear in the phones files?
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Yes that's why it was stuck in a boot loop, the version of SuperSU that's included in TWRP is incompatible. Which version of TWRP did you flash? You need the latest in order for it to be able to successfully decrypt your storage so you can view it.
Heisenberg said:
Yes that's why it was stuck in a boot loop, the version of SuperSU that's included in TWRP is incompatible. Which version of TWRP did you flash? You need the latest in order for it to be able to successfully decrypt your storage so you can view it.
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To be honest, I moved the file to my phones directory from my PC and did not just copy it so I lost it lol. Could you please tell me what one I should flash so I don't mess anything up. PLEASE and THANK YOU
taylorleach said:
YOUR ARE MY BEST FRIEND THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I knew I was close to figuring it out but I seriously appreciate your help good sir.
So, to ask one more question. I flashed TWRP totally fine, but when I when to reboot after failing to find my SU.zip in my phones directory (due to 0MB detected.. i don't know why) it asked me if I wanted to root because I was currently not rooted and I just said yes.. was that why it got stuck in a bootloop? I never actually directed it at my specific SU.zip file because it wouldn't appear in the phones files?
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+1 on Heisenberg you should use Android SDK and update properly but I knew you needed to get back up and running and figured that was the fastest way to help you. Read his thread like you would a book you will learn all you need to learn! But glad to hear I was able to help! Always use latest TWRP and SuperSU and you will be fine if you can decrypt then install SuperSU that way if not just hit cancel and adb sideload it. Look in general thread for the TWRP thread. Good luck and enjoy your working phone again!
There are two methods to root Android N .
Method 1
Flash the Supersu.zip from custom recovery.
RC-SuperSU-v2.69-20160313161431.zip
Method 2
This method will work without custom recovery , just download it and go the fastboot and follow the steps .
CF-Auto-Root-bullhead-bullhead-nexus5x-NPC56P.zip
Just download the file
Extract it
reboot your Nexus 5X into bootloader
Now open the root-windows(If you are using windows otherwise select the file which is for your operating system)
Now the command window will open and ask you to enter any key to continue
Then press any key from your keyboard and it will automatically done the remaining process and your phone will reboot
If you device got bootloop then poweroff the device once and power on manually
Thats it you will see the SuperSu icon .
If you like hit the thanks ......
how do you get access to the files on your phone to flash this. I have twrp flashed but it wont get access to any files that are actually on phone so I can not flash SUPSERSU?
brennerj said:
how do you get access to the files on your phone to flash this. I have twrp flashed but it wont get access to any files that are actually on phone so I can not flash SUPSERSU?
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Then try the second method , it doesnt need the TWRP recovery.
How I root my HTC One m8
adeeta said:
How I root my HTC One m8
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Wrong forum..
Sent from my Nexus 6 using XDA Free mobile app
karthik432 said:
There are two methods to root Android N .
Method 1
Flash the Supersu.zip from custom recovery.
RC-SuperSU-v2.69-20160313161431.zip
Method 2
This method will work without custom recovery , just download it and go the fastboot and follow the steps .
CF-Auto-Root-bullhead-bullhead-nexus5x-NPC56P.zip
If you like hit the thanks ......
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can you explain how to do the second method. Do not have experience flashing that one. Do we use android toolkit or SDK? Please elaborate. Thanks!
brennerj said:
can you explain how to do the second method. Do not have experience flashing that one. Do we use android toolkit or SDK? Please elaborate. Thanks!
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Just download the file
Extract it
reboot your Nexus 5X into bootloader
Now open the root-windows(If you are using windows otherwise select the file which is for your operating system)
Now the command window will open and ask you to enter any key to continue
Then press any key from your keyboard and it will automatically done the remaining process and your phone will reboot
If you device got bootloop then poweroff the device once and power on manually
Thats it you will see the SuperSu icon .
Thanks autoroot worked. Also format userdata then flash twrp then flash SuperSU works but after a reboot I'm back to stock recovery again. Do we need a modified boot.img?
Edit:: OK I managed to get twrp to stick but I need password to decrypt data. Tried formatting userdata but stock recovery is back after a reboot
how to install custom recovery on nexus 5x android n dev prev 2? i stuck on splash screen (twrp 3.0.0.2)
tomgacz said:
how to install custom recovery on nexus 5x android n dev prev 2? i stuck on splash screen (twrp 3.0.0.2)
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that because the encrypted user data
i try this method and work for me
1. clean flash the N prev 2
2. boot into bootloader
3. flash twrp
4. flash the modifed boot.img
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-5x/general/4-17-16-t3360574
5. format the userdata
6. boot into the recovery and flash the SuperSU
before format the userdata, don't reboot the device
hope this can help
Well, I sideloaded super su latest after installing N preview. I cannot get txrp to read write system files, though. ANyone get twrp on N yet?
Xdevillived666 said:
Well, I sideloaded super su latest after installing N preview. I cannot get txrp to read write system files, though. ANyone get twrp on N yet?
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Yes, I did. First, your phone must be decrypted. TWRP cannot be flashed on encrypted Android N.
ttakacs said:
Yes, I did. First, your phone must be decrypted. TWRP cannot be flashed on encrypted Android N.
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How do I do this? Can I be on N or must I be on MM first?
Xdevillived666 said:
How do I do this? Can I be on N or must I be on MM first?
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Three steps:
1. Disable forced-encryption & decrypt (fastboot)
Flash the modified boot.img
Format the data partition
See: http://www.droidorigin.com/decrypt-nexus-5x/
2. Reboot and copy SuperSU 2.74 to internal storage
3. Root
Install TWRP using fastboot
Boot into TWRP and flash SuperSU 2.74
See http://www.droidorigin.com/root-android-n-developer-preview/
ttakacs said:
Three steps:
1. Disable forced-encryption & decrypt (fastboot)
Flash the modified boot.img
Format the data partition
See: http://www.droidorigin.com/decrypt-nexus-5x/
2. Reboot and copy SuperSU 2.74 to internal storage
3. Root
Install TWRP using fastboot
Boot into TWRP and flash SuperSU 2.74
See http://www.droidorigin.com/root-andr...loper-preview/
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Thanks man!! !The second link you sent me to no longer exists, though:-/
Ooops... Error 404
Oh! That's a 404. Please contact the website owner.
http://www.droidorigin.com/root-andr...loper-preview/
Xdevillived666 said:
Thanks man!! !The second link you sent me to no longer exists, though:-/
Ooops... Error 404
Oh! That's a 404. Please contact the website owner.
http://www.droidorigin.com/root-andr...loper-preview/
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The forum software truncated the URL. Here it is: http://www.droidorigin.com/root-android-n-developer-preview/
Hey I'm trying to install TWRP on the latest Android N preview and whenever I reboot from boot loader into recovery TWRP loading screen just hangs.
I read online that you need to decrypt but how would I do that?
same problem here :/
Had the same problem, flashed this http://rootjunkysdl.com/getdownload.php?file=Nexus%206P%20Angler/Android%20N%20Preview/Angler%20npc56p%20Remove%20Encryption.zip with fastboot and it worked.
Techno Peter said:
Had the same problem, flashed this http://rootjunkysdl.com/getdownload.php?file=Nexus%206P%20Angler/Android%20N%20Preview/Angler%20npc56p%20Remove%20Encryption.zip with fastboot and it worked.
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You will first need to disable forced encryption, and then decrypt the 6P running Android N Dev Preview: http://www.droidorigin.com/decrypt-nexus-6p/
DJBhardwaj said:
You will first need to disable forced encryption, and then decrypt the 6P running Android N Dev Preview: http://www.droidorigin.com/decrypt-nexus-6p/
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I love Droid Origin! Thanks I'll take a look
Techno Peter said:
Had the same problem, flashed this http://rootjunkysdl.com/getdownload...N Preview/Angler npc56p Remove Encryption.zip with fastboot and it worked.
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What is the proper command to flash this in fastboot?
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What is the proper command to flash this in fastboot?
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I renamed the image in the folder to boot.img and flashed it with "fastboot flash boot boot.img"
ZacksBuilds said:
Hey I'm trying to install TWRP on the latest Android N preview and whenever I reboot from boot loader into recovery TWRP loading screen just hangs.
I read online that you need to decrypt but how would I do that?
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Dont know if you fixed the issue but i posted on another thread my experience and found that reverting back to twrp 3.0 was my fix. Flashed in fastboot. To decrypt I flashed the midified boot.img and than twrp and than formatted data to decrypt. Hope it helps.
After i boot in twrp with n preview asking a password for decrip device. I cannot install any kernel,need change anything?
You need to flash a modified boot.img for it to be able to decrypt properly, there's a link in section 2 of my guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
There is an updated TWRP that you can flash that is able to read/write and doesn't ask for a password.
Heisenberg said:
You need to flash a modified boot.img for it to be able to decrypt properly, there's a link in section 2 of my guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
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I try but stuck in twrp first screen.
matheus_sc said:
After i boot in twrp with n preview asking a password for decrip device. I cannot install any kernel,need change anything?
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Disable forced-encryption, and decrypt your 6P first. Here is my tutorial: http://www.droidorigin.com/decrypt-nexus-6p/
Once you have, you can flash TWRP easily.
matheus_sc said:
I try but stuck in twrp first screen.
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What version of TWRP are you using?
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What version of TWRP are you using?
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3.0.0.1, without format user data/decrypt, i cannot flash any kernel?
I made flash a kernel with flashfire app now all fine here.
I'm stuck too. What should I do? Did you figure it out?
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I'm stuck too. What should I do? Did you figure it out?
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It is an issue with TWRP right now. It wouldn't work until you have disabled forced-encryption and decrypted your device.
Here is what you could do: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=66354239&postcount=746
So does twrp work at all with the n previews? How does one root the previews without twrp? Looking at installing the fourth one, but I'm not willing to lose root.
I accidentally let the OTA try to update from Preview 3 to 4. It stuck on the TWRP splash screen 3.0.2-0 (I think). It didn't seem to fail or anything but it just would never go past that splash screen. I was being dumb, updating without access to a C to A cable so I thought I was screwed but I decided to try something else out. I hit the BP Tools button on the Bootloader menu and for some reason that booted my phone up like normal. I then tried to see if I could boot it up normally. No luck, same TWRP splash screen. BP Tools worked again, but I know its some developer setting and I don't want to mess with anything that could mess me up later. Does anyone know how to get past the TWRP screen? Also anyone know why BP Tools would boot but the regular boot wouldn't work? I guess this is what I get for being a dumbass. I knew I shouldn't but I get so damn excited about updates!
Thanks a lot.
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I accidentally let the OTA try to update from Preview 3 to 4. It stuck on the TWRP splash screen 3.0.2-0 (I think). It didn't seem to fail or anything but it just would never go past that splash screen. I was being dumb, updating without access to a C to A cable so I thought I was screwed but I decided to try something else out. I hit the BP Tools button on the Bootloader menu and for some reason that booted my phone up like normal. I then tried to see if I could boot it up normally. No luck, same TWRP splash screen. BP Tools worked again, but I know its some developer setting and I don't want to mess with anything that could mess me up later. Does anyone know how to get past the TWRP screen? Also anyone know why BP Tools would boot but the regular boot wouldn't work? I guess this is what I get for being a dumbass. I knew I shouldn't but I get so damn excited about updates!
Thanks a lot.
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Same issue for me. Stuck on the splash screen with both 3.0.2-0 and 3.0.1-0.
Im here in N preview 4 also stuck on TWRP splash screen
Edit: i guess is because im encrypted
matheus_sc said:
I try but stuck in twrp first screen.
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Drewski_1987 said:
I'm stuck too. What should I do? Did you figure it out?
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DJBhardwaj said:
It is an issue with TWRP right now. It wouldn't work until you have disabled forced-encryption and decrypted your device.
Here is what you could do: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=66354239&postcount=746
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if you have a backup (titanium or nandroid), or don't mind starting from scratch you can make TWRP work with DP4 by:
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase userdata
There's got to be a way to get around the encryption problem without decrypting the phone...
Would this work: when twrp asks for passcode to decrypt, say skip. Then take the SuperSU zip from my computer and put it on my phone via USB, and flash it from twrp.
Would it work even though twrp can't read my storage?
If your phone is encrypted, the only twrp that works is 3.0.0.0
You can use it to adb sideload supersu zip and root the phone. But won't be able to mount my partitions as it cant decrypt the phone.
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asj0422 said:
So does twrp work at all with the n previews? How does one root the previews without twrp? Looking at installing the fourth one, but I'm not willing to lose root.
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Look for CF Auto Root. This worked for me without TWRP on DP4.
mochamoo said:
Look for CF Auto Root. This worked for me without TWRP on DP4.
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So you're encrypted and rooted on dp4? I might have to try that then...
asj0422 said:
So you're encrypted and rooted on dp4? I might have to try that then...
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Yes.
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Hello guys i need an urgent help yesterday i unlocked bootloader on my g5 plus which was running Android 8.1 everything was ok i installed twrp latest version it got installed but when i reeboted to system the twrp gets erased idk how whenever i try to boot into recovery it shows no command sign and then after pressing power button it boots into stock recovery ! Guys can anyone mention me a solution thread or just explain me what to do ! Thank you
Reinstall it, and then boot right into recovery. If I remember, there is a pop up when you go to close twrp and boot to system to keep twrp, or some such nag.
As far as i remember there were 2 files. dm-verity and forced encryption. I never needed them but if you stay on stock you will have to flash those so that twrp doesn't get replaced by stock recovery everytime you reboot. Check the how to root forum you should find more information there about this.
Or you can just root it and twrp won't erase with stock recover.
naikxda18 said:
Hello guys i need an urgent help yesterday i unlocked bootloader on my g5 plus which was running Android 8.1 everything was ok i installed twrp latest version it got installed but when i reeboted to system the twrp gets erased idk how whenever i try to boot into recovery it shows no command sign and then after pressing power button it boots into stock recovery ! Guys can anyone mention me a solution thread or just explain me what to do ! Thank you
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Do this:
[email protected] said:
Reinstall it, and then boot right into recovery. If I remember, there is a pop up when you go to close twrp and boot to system to keep twrp, or some such nag.
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and flash Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_02.04.2019:
https://yadi.sk/d/HLr5vjnkA8gaqw
Wolfcity said:
Do this:
and flash Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_02.04.2019:
https://yadi.sk/d/HLr5vjnkA8gaqw
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hmmm, that's strange. I've never flashed that and never lost twrp on any of the phones I've unlocked. Is that new with unlocking Oreo?
Wolfcity said:
Do this:
and flash Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_02.04.2019:
https://yadi.sk/d/HLr5vjnkA8gaqw
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Thanks but i flashed RR pie soon after flashing twrp now its working fine
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hmmm, that's strange. I've never flashed that and never lost twrp on any of the phones I've unlocked. Is that new with unlocking Oreo?
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I didn't either, as you wrote if you boot into TWRP before going to system it should stick or also if you flash magisk before booting the OS.
But there are some devices/ROMs that need the no verity flag to be disabled so flashing this file might help if TWRP won't stick (even when DM verity looks for a tampered system partition in the first case). There are also some terminal commands to do that but I forgot them at the moment.
I mainly used the zip to keep my /data partition decrypted after reformating it. When flashing Nougat magisk did the job for me but when I upgraded to Oreo /data was reencrypted again after flashing magisk and booting into system.
The above zip prevents /data from being encrypted again and may make sure that TWRP sticks.
ahhh, ok I see. Thanks for the explanation.