TWRP with no touch, and can't mount /system and /cache

Camilo Gil
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10-07-2023, 11:16 PM

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Hi. I have a tecno spark 8T phone, mt6765 processor, and i'm trying to port TWRP for my device, but at the most I've could just boot it, but there's no touch response, and i can't wipe memory because it can't mount /system, /cache and so on. Even i've tried you auto TWRP v1.9, that ported me this recovery, but it still show that problems. So ¿How can i make TWRP works at 100% (with touch response, and root behavior). Thanks in advance for your answer.

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kelvinchinedu
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11-07-2023, 12:59 PM

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Copy out the firmware folder from vendor folder from root of your phone and unpack the twrp and put it inside ramdisk/vendor/ that will make your touch work
For your mount ,edit recovery.fstab
,Twrp.flags

This post was last modified: 11-07-2023, 01:02 PM by kelvinchinedu.

Camilo Gil
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12-07-2023, 03:35 AM

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(11-07-2023, 12:59 PM)kelvinchinedu Copy out the firmware folder from vendor folder from root of your phone and unpack the twrp and put it inside ramdisk/vendor/ that will make your touch work
For your mount ,edit recovery.fstab
,Twrp.flags

Thanks for replying. I tried the advice of copying/pasting firmware folder into recovery; and it worked. Now i have touch response.
But the second advice, i didn't understand what i have to do. So please explain me that in detail, and excuse me for that.
Another question: I can see that /system, /cache and so on, are not mounted not mount RW, when boots TWRP; but I also noted that, I can't make permanent changes in TWRP settings (such as language or others), but the most important: I can't enter into the OS. If i order TWRP to reboot to the system, it just reboots to TWRP again and again. ¿Can be that issue related to the impossibility to mount /system partition? I mean, by fixing it permanently the mount issue, now I could boot into android again?

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