We’ve launched auto TWRP porter v1.1 for Samsung devices. This update is focused on Mediatek devices. What’s New? Mediatek Android 10 (Q) support (v3.5.0) Mediatek Android 11 (Red Velvet Cake) support (v3.5.2) Visit the official forum thread to download. We’ll appreciate feedback. A beta release for Mediatek auto TWRP porter with Android 10 and 11
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We’re adding Samsung support to our Auto TWRP porter project by introducing the Samsung Auto TWRP Porter. This version is in Beta so we would appreciate feedback from those who test it to help us improve future versions. What’s in Samsung Auto TWRP Porter? TWRP 3.5 support Samsung Mediatek, Exynos and Qualcomm support Android 9
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We’ve launched Qualcomm Auto TWRP porter v1.4 (Beta). This version supports Qualcomm devices which shipped with Android 10 so issues like userdata encryption (0 MB or inaccessible internal storage ) and unmountable system, product and vendor partitions are fixed. What’s new? TWRP v3.5 support Android 9 (Pie) and 10 (Q) support We’ll need feedback to
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In our rudiments of Android software repairs course , we differentiated between custom and stock recovery. A custom recovery on a device with encrypted userdata is synonymous with some issues. Two of which are Internal Storage (0MB) and looping into custom recovery mode after doing a factory reset. What is userdata encryption? Look under Under
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We’ve released updates to our Mediatek (MTK) and Unisoc / Spreadtrum (SPD) Auto TWRP recovery porters. What’s New? MTK Auto TWRP recovery porter v1.6 Added support for Pie (9.0) with Kernel version 4.4.146 Ports TWRP 3.3.1-0 Updated AIK libraries to latest ATM i.e v3.6 Removed DM_verity checker (Devices shipped with android 9 all have dm_verity
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The procedure to root Infinix X627 (Smart 3 Plus) is just like that of the Tecno Spark Go KC1; patching recovery.img instead of boot.img. Root gained via this technique is temporary. Before you proceed, you’ll need the stock recovery.img for your build number (located at Settings > About > Build Number). You can check our
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