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TWRP for MT6761 (Helio A22) help

TWRP for MT6761 (Helio A22) help

HonorGamer_YT
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HonorGamer_YT
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03-10-2026, 06:29 PM
#1



Hi. I tried compiling TWRP with they TWRP hovatek builder's for my device using the Android 12 vendor API (the phone runs Android 13; it was likely updated). I chose the `boot.img` option because there was no usable `vendor_boot` image; the existing one was completely empty, filled only with zeros. The initial flash failed because the compiled image was too large; after selecting options to reduce the size, the flash completed successfully, but the phone got stuck in a bootloop and fastboot mode became inaccessible. This forced me to use SP Flash Tool (since I have a device with an MTK processor). So far, I haven't managed to get TWRP to boot at all, so I gave up on the idea, but I want to try again. I tested with both Android 12 and 13 options to check, but nothing worked.
hovatek
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20-10-2026, 11:36 AM
#2
(03-10-2026, 06:29 PM)HonorGamer_YT .... So far, I haven't managed to get TWRP to boot at all, so I gave up on the idea, but I want to try again. I tested with both Android 12 and 13 options to check, but nothing worked.

Did you disable verified boot?
Share links to the stock boot and the generated TWRP

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HonorGamer_YT
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20-10-2026, 03:44 PM
#3
I didn't disable verified boot, I only unlocked the bootloader for one reason: Previously, disabling verified boot would leave the phone in a bootloop, so the modifications They only work with a normal boot; I don't know why this is happening. I deleted the TWRP boot.img, but I have the stock boot.img. I'll share it to see if anyone takes a look:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/c0j6udz1t...29.7z/file
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