TWRP_Online_Builder-Google_Pixel6Pro_Raven[Need

TWRP_Online_Builder-Google_Pixel6Pro_Raven[Need_Help]

Justadudeinspace
Enthusiastic Member

12

10-06-2025, 04:49 PM

#1

Hey Guys,

I have been working with the Hovatek TWRP Online Builder for a while now, and I have to admit it has aided me in learning the basics to compiling TWRP. With that being said I have ran through a lot of failed builds.

Right now I'm specifically working on compiling a twrp.img for the Google Pixel 6 Pro [Raven]. Initially I had it flashed with crDroid but for the sake of this project I reverted back to a stock Rom.

Here are my current specs:

Code:

OS version: 14, 

Build: AP2A.240605.024

Bootloader: slider-14.5-11677881, VM: ART

Kernel: 5.10.198-android13-4-00047-g7a2aa337ab82-ab11664978

Brand: google, 

Model: Pixel 6 Pro

Board: raven, 

Manufacturer: Google

SDK

Target: 34, Min: 28

Security

Patch level: June 5, 2024

Root: true, Debuggable: false

SELinux: Enforcing, Encryption: Encrypted (FBE)

Verified boot: green (verified), AVB version: 1.3

dm-verity: enforcing, Bootloader: locked

Security providers: AndroidNSSP (v1.0), AndroidOpenSSL (v1.0),

Code:

CertPathProvider (v1.0), AndroidKeyStoreBCWorkaround (v1.0), BC (v1.68), HarmonyJSSE (v1.0), AndroidKeyStore (v1.0), JKS (v1.0).

CPU

Hardware: Google Tensor

Supported architectures: arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, armeabi

Cores: 8

Graphics

GPU: ARM Mali-G78

OpenGL ES version: 3.2

Vulkan version: 1.3

[code]Memory

12.11 GB

Battery

Technology: Li-ion

Capacity: 5003.0 mAh (est. 5428.6 mAh)

Health: Good (535 cycles)

Screen

Density: xxxhdpi (612 DPI)

Scaling factor: 3.825

Size: 1440px × 3120px

Window size: 1440px × 2883px

Refresh rate: 120.0 Hz

Languages

English (United States)

This device stores the recovery partition within the vendor_boot.img, meaning the build compiles from both the vendor_boot.img and the boot.img.

Build Info:

Code:

Vendor_boot.img & boot.img

Android 14

Resolution: 1440x3120

Drivers: sec_touch.ko

Added Flags:

Code:

AB_OTA_UPDATER := true    TARGET_ARCH := arm64    BOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE += dyndbg="func alloc_contig_dump_pages +p" earlycon=exynos4210,0x10A00000 console=ttySAC0,115200 androidboot.console=ttySAC0 printk.devkmsg=on cma_sysfs.experimental=Y swiotlb=noforce at24.write_timeout=100 log_buf_len=1024K bootconfig    TW_DEFAULT_LANGUAGE := en-US    TARGET_USERIMAGES_USE_EXT4 := true    TARGET_USERIMAGES_USE_F2FS := true    TW_THEME := portrait_hdpi    TW_USE_TOOLBOX := true    TW_INCLUDE_REPACKTOOLS := true    TWHAVE_SELINUX := true    TW_FRAMERATE := 120Hz    TW_MAX_BRIGHTNESS := 255    TW_DEVICE_VERSION := raven    BOARD_USES_METADATA_PARTITION := true    DEVICE_RESOLUTION := 1440x3120    TW_DEFAULT_BRIGHTNESS := 150    TW_INCLUDE_INJECTTWRP := true    TW_INCLUDE_RESETPROP := true    TW_NO_SCREEN_BLANK := true    TW_NO_SCREEN_TIMEOUT := true    TWRP_EVENT_LOGGING := true    TWRP_INCLUDE_LOGCAT := true

Workflo:

Code:

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*Build Success*

Next, I used an Android Image Kitchen to unpack my twrp.img and I replaced the these offset files with the original offset files from the stock vendor_boot.img:

Code:

vendor_boot.img-tags_offset

vendor_boot.img-ramdisk_offset

vendor_boot.img-kernel_offset

vendor_boot.img-dtb_offset

vendor_boot.img-board

vendor_boot.img-base

Repacked the twrp.img, rebooted to bootloader, and I tried flashing the image directly with;

Code:

fastboot flash vendor_boot twrp_raven_vb.img

The device immediately bricked into bootloader mode unable to boot into any other system. So I reflashed the device with stock images, reset the device, and everything went back to working order.

So next I tried the classic:

Code:

fastboot boot twrp_raven_vb.img

And every time it just reboots back to bootloader mode.

I need some assistance. I was hoping that maybe you guys could take a look at the Online TWRP Builder Logcat for workflo:

Code:

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And see if there are any noticeable errors. Or perhaps someone could take a look at my twrp.img and give some direction on where to look for whatever it is that's preventing a clean install?

Any help at all will be greatly appreciated!

~JADIS

Justadudeinspace
Enthusiastic Member

12

10-06-2025, 04:57 PM

#2

Download twrp_raven_vb.img:

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Download stock_vendor_boot.img:

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Download stock_boot.img:

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Thanks again for any provided assistance!

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