bugs:
backup/restore is unreliable
adb sideload and fastbootd
Installation:
1. fastboot boot twrp.img
2. go to Advanced > Flash Current TWRP
3. after that is done, if you were using a custom kernel, reflash it now
4. if you were using magisk, reflash it now
if Flash Current TWRP fails, go to Backup > Refresh Sizes and try Flash Current TWRP again
Updating to a newer build:
1. download new build to internal storage
2. go to Advanced > Install Recovery Ramdisk
4. select the new image
5. after that is done, if you were using a custom kernel, reflash it now
6. if you were using magisk, reflash it now
1) Download TWRP and put it in your fastboot folder.
2) Put your phone into fastboot mode.
3) Rename downloaded file to "twrp.img".
4) Do the following command. It will automatically boot into TWRP.
code: fastboot boot twrp.img
5) If you get a screen asking for a pin, press 2nd option
and change language to English then enter phone pin.
6) Change language to English (press the 6th option).
7) Go to "Advanced" and select "Onekey inject TWRP".
8) Swipe to inject the TWRP. It might take a few minutes, so don't worry.
1) Download TWRP and put it in your fastboot folder.
2) Put your phone into fastboot mode.
3) Rename downloaded file to "twrp.img".
4) Do the following command. It will automatically boot into TWRP.
code: fastboot boot twrp.img
5) If you get a screen asking for a pin, press 2nd option
and change language to English then enter phone pin.
6) Change language to English (press the 6th option).
7) Go to "Advanced" and select "Onekey inject TWRP".
8) Swipe to inject the TWRP. It might take a few minutes, so don't worry.
1) Download TWRP for K40 Pro+ , and put it in your fastboot folder.
2) Put your phone into fastboot mode.
3) Do the following command : fastboot boot twrp-k40pro-21.5.26.img. It will automatically boot into TWRP.
4) Change language to English (press the 6th option).
5) Go to "Advanced" and select "Onekey inject TWRP".
6) Swipe to inject the TWRP. It might take a few minutes, so don't worry.
Note: Don't change the boot slot (Slot A) or maybe will not boot at all.
Tested by @mslezak
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Bugs: ADB Sideload is broken.
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If you find any bug, feel free to report it down below.
Credits to @Cozzmy13 for decrypting the TWRP image! Here's the summary of events :
1) Chinese TWRP gets leaked onto my Telegram chat.
2) The recovery image is encoded and requires a dodgy chinese tool to decode it.
3) @Cozzmy13 finds a way to decode the image and make it bootable .
4) Me and Augustin El Metralleta try flashing the image, and we find out it works.
This version still on beta version. Use at your own risk
Installation:
1. fastboot boot twrp.img
2. copy that same twrp image to the device
3. go to Advanced > Install Recovery Ramdisk
4. select the image you copied
5. after that is done, if you were using a custom kernel, reflash it now
6. if you were using magisk, reflash it now
7. reboot to recovery, you should now be able to boot TWRP normally using Power+volume up
repeat step 3 and 4 directly after flashing a new rom, then reboot recovery to flash additional stuff
1) Download TWRP for Mi 11 , and put it in your fastboot folder.
2) Put your phone into fastboot mode.
3) Do the following command : fastboot boot twrp-recovery-venus. It will automatically boot into TWRP.
4) Change language to English (press the 6th option).
5) Go to "Advanced" and select "Onekey inject TWRP".
6) Swipe to inject the TWRP. It might take a few minutes, so don't worry.
Note: Don't change the boot slot (Slot A) or maybe will not boot at all.
______________________________________________________________________
Bugs: ADB Sideload is broken.
_______________________________________________________________
If you find any bug, feel free to report it down below.
Credits to @Cozzmy13 for decrypting the TWRP image! Here's the summary of events :
1) Chinese TWRP gets leaked onto my Telegram chat.
2) The recovery image is encoded and requires a dodgy chinese tool to decode it.
3) @Cozzmy13 finds a way to decode the image and make it bootable .
4) Me and Augustin El Metralleta try flashing the image, and we find out it works.
MiFirm