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TWRP 3.4.0-0 has been released officially. This latest update of the recovery adds better support for legacy devices running Android 10, System-as-Root, a new template for TWRP Installer ZIP files, allows flashing of OZIP firmware on Relme/Oppo devices, and also fixes the dreaded sensors bug caused by TWRP.
Through this page, you can download the latest official TWRP 3.4 recovery for all officially supported Android devices. Further, you can follow the provided instructions and learn how to install the latest TWRP on any Android device using fastboot or Odin.
TWRP 3.4 is possibly one of the biggest updates to the custom recovery considering the large variety of changes it brings. So before you head over to download links and installation instructions, let us discuss these first.
There you go! You have just downloaded the latest TWRP 3.4 for your Android device and learned how to install/update it. If you have any problems regarding the installation process or the custom recovery itself, then please let us know.
Root and install TWRP recovery on Galaxy S2 i9100. The Samsung Galaxy S2 i9100 was the most used phone back in 2011. Even today it remains as a phone that packs quite a punch when it comes to hardware. It boasts a 1.2 GHz dual-core cortex-A9 processor with 1 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal memory.
It was launched with Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich OS which was further upgraded to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS by Samsung. After Jelly Bean, Samsung stopped releasing further updates for this smartphone. But suffice to say, Galaxy S2 i9100 can easily handle any software you throw at it without a single discernible lag.
Finally! This is how you can install TWRP 3.1.0-0 custom recovery on the Samsung Galaxy S2 i9100 smartphone. Now you can easily change and view the system settings, do Nandroid backup, flash custom ROMs, mods, kernels, increase internal memory, wipe data/cache and do much more. If you have any queries related to this guide, then do comment below. Thank you!
Team Win Recovery Project, or TWRP for short, has been around for several years now and it has grown to become the go-to option for the Android community to replace the stock recovery on their devices with a more advanced and feature-rich substitute. For most users, installing any kind of aftermarket software modification, whether it be a custom ROM, custom kernel, Magisk, or other tool, requires the use of TWRP. The custom recovery is open source and it supports hundreds of devices. Today, the project has been bumped to version 3.6.0, bringing Android 11 support, many improvements in decryption, new features, a whole lot of newly supported devices, and a major change to the way TWRP is installed.
Up until now, flashing TWRP on a device with A/B partitions requires booting the TWRP image temporarily (using the fastboot boot command) and then installing it permanently using the Install Recovery Ramdisk option. However, the ramdisk can't be populated on its own in this implementation, as you still need to point it towards the downloaded TWRP image. Going forward, users will be presented with a new Flash Current TWRP option in the Advanced section of the custom recovery. Selecting the option will install the TWRP image you just booted permanently to the device, streamlining the installation process as a whole.
Additionally I looked how to install Root. All the instructions lead to booting in TWRP. But my Lineage OS14.1 has no TWRP recovery, and the standard recovery refuses to install root update (addonsu-14.1-arm-signed.zip). How to root the phone
As instructed I flashed lp-kernel-14-03-CWM-for+ODIN.tar and using it's recovery installed then lineage-14.1-20180301-nightly-i9100-signed.zip and open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-20180306.zip and that was all.
What I should do else is to install recovery-Lanchon-IsoRec-TWRP-2.8.7.0-20160113-i9100-(by-arnab).zip and addonsu-14.1-arm-signed.zip as long as custom recovery works, because after reboot it will be too late.
Before we can boot the Galaxy S5 into recovery mode, we need to activate the developer options menu. Go to Settings -> About Device and tap seven times on the item Build Number. Then go to Settings -> Developer Options and allow USB Debugging (adb).
We also need the Heimdall tool in order to flash a recovery image to the Galaxy S5. Unfortunately, Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS provides only version 1.4.1, but for the Galaxy S5, Heimdall 1.4.2 is required. We therefore download Heimdall-v1.4.2.tar from the Gihub Release Page. In order to compile it, we need the following prerequisites on Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS:
We download Lineage 15.1 with microG from this repository (for me the build lineage-15.1-20180813-microG-klte.zip works well) and the matching Super User tools addonsu-15.1-arm-signed.zip from their extras page. Our recovery tool in order to deploy the new OS is TWRP. The version twrp-3.2.2-0-klte.img.tar from this repository worked for me.
You should see a blue progress bar on the phone and a success message in the Linux console. Now you can power down the phone and then boot it in recovery mode by pressing [home]+[power]+[volume up]. As soon as the blue text appears, you can release the buttons. The phone boots into the TWRP recovery tool.
This is a brief summary of how I was able to flash Lineage 14.1 with microG on an old Samsung Galaxy S2 (i9100, i.e. the model GT-9100). Unfortunately, the instructions on the Lineage Website are incorrect for the i9100.
Before we can boot the i9100 into recovery mode, we need to activate the developer options menu. Go to Settings -> About Phone and tap seven times on the item Build Number. Then go to Settings -> Developer Options and allow Android Debugging (adb).
The first difficulty with the i9100 is that it is not enough to use its download mode to flash a recovery partition in order to boot into a custom recovery tool such as TWRP. The stock kernel of the phone simply does not boot into a custom recovery. We need to flash a custom kernel first, before we can even use TWRP. For this, we extract the image boot.img of the boot partition that contains the Lineage kernel from the lineage-14.1-20180712-microG-i9100.zip zip file. This kernel will be able to boot into a custom recovery. Note that this already increases the counter of how many times the i9100 was flashed and voids the warranty.
I understand that the next time I flash a new system to the i9100, this step will be unnecessary (as it then runs the Lineage 14.1 kernel as opposed to the stock kernel), but I have not tested this yet.
The next difficulty is that the boot.img we so obtained, is too large for the boot partition of the stock i9100. This is where we need the custom partition table I9100_1.5GB-System_6GB-Data_512MB-Preload_by-the.gangster.pit.
I also found out by trial and error that current versions of TWRP fail in this setup. The version 3.0.2 that I list in the Downloads section above works. I cannot tell whether the more recent versions of TWRP are simply broken for the i9100 or whether they are merely incompatible with the Lineage kernel in the boot.img that I am using.
Now we install a custom recovery. Power off the phone. Start it in download mode with [home]+[volume down]+[power] and confirm with [volume up]. Connect the USD cable to the computer and run the command
Note that at this stage, the i9100 has its flash memory partitioned with the preliminary partition layout. In particular, it does not have a data partition. We need to repartition again with Lanchon REPIT before we can flash the final system.
The Lanchon REPIT tool gets its instructions of how to repartition from its own file name (funny method of getting the configuration to the phone, but why not). So we rename it and transfer it to the /tmp directory of the i9100. Connect the USB cable to the computer and run the following commands in a Linux console.
Then we can use the TWRP menus in order to install this zip file. The repartitioning takes a minute or two and should finish without any errors. Now the i9100 has got the usual partitions Dalvik/ART Cache, Cache, System, Data and Internal Storage. 153554b96e
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