Twrp 3.6.2 with android 12 support has been released


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MIUI 13 - 22.6.15

Birraque You do not need to Format Data. This procedure only applies to models with A/B partitions. Rename the downloaded TWRP to twrp.img 1. run TWRP using the fastboot command: fastboot boot twrp.img 2. Insert the downloaded TWRP into the phone. 3. Install 4. Install the image 5. Install...
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It worked for me, only thing I had to do is remove the pin while flashing it. Afterwords used a pin and TWRP decrypt.
 
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Schumi_wk said:
It worked for me, only thing I had to do is remove the pin while flashing it. Afterwords used a pin and TWRP decrypt.
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I wouldn't like to remove the PIN, since I have many apps, which I open with Fingerprint (which is dependent on PIN). If I remove the PIN, I must create a new Fingerprint and renew it for every App, which is registered for the current Fingerprint..
Why you had to remove it?
 
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Ich möchte die PIN nicht entfernen, da ich viele Apps habe, die ich mit Fingerabdruck öffne (was PIN-abhängig ist). Wenn ich die PIN entferne, muss ich einen neuen Fingerprint erstellen und für jede App erneuern, die für den aktuellen Fingerprint registriert ist.
Warum musstest du es entfernen?
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+1 asking, the same situation, WHY
 
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@gogocar62 Is it required to remove PIN/Fingerprint before flashing TWRP to Recovery Ramdisk ?

@Schumi_wk said he had to do it.

Me and @Stefanlong would like to know if this is really necessary and if so, for what reason?

Can't TWRP decrypt the internal storage if a PIN is already present during the first TWRP boot? Then maybe that could be bypassed by flashing TWRP from USB OTG to Recovery Ramdisk instead from internal storage?

And last:
Why is your Post closed at the moment for further replies?
Please excuse the many questions, but I would like to know what's going on :)
 
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It is not necessary to delete the password / PIN of the lock screen. (If a problem occurs, you can change the PIN to Pattern.)

And last:
Why is your Post closed at the moment for further replies?
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Because it's a post from an old weekly thread that was locked.
 
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I successfully flashed the TWRP for the Mi 11 Ultra. The first time I booted into TWRP via Fastboot mode, I was asked for my screen unlock PIN. I entered this and confirmed with the "blue tick". After that, the internal storage was successfully decrypted. I switched the language from Chinese to my language. Via "Install" I flashed the TWRP.img from the internal memory to Recovery Ramdisk. After that I'm using the arrow keys back to the main screen. There I chose "Restart" to "Recovery" to start TWRP again. MTP worked immediately and I was able to access my internal storage via Windows Explorer. i am very happy I still have to test backups, otherwise it works wonderfully. :emoji_thumbsup:

Thanks @gogocar62 for your answers and your instruction how to install: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/22-6-15.66132/page-5#post-661698
And thanks for your Screenshot how to change the language (attached)
 

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Backup of data doesn't work with the new TWRP for Mi 11 Ultra for Android 12.
Error creating backup. ... createTarFork() process ended with ERROR: 255 Backup Failed."

IIn older Threads for older TWRPs/Android Versions/Devices - there's often mentioned to delete a folder with TWRP Terminal:
" rm /data/extm -Rf "
But in another Thread one User said, he was able to do Backups after deleting this folder, but if he try to restore the backup, phone goes to Bootloop and he has to flash Rom again.

So I don't want to do that. I hope there will be a really working TWRP in the future. Backup and the possibility for working restore is the main reason for me to use TWRP.
If this doesn't work, it's useless.

I do not have any Dual Apps and haven't activated this function at all.
 

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Tecalote said:
Die Sicherung von Daten funktioniert nicht mit dem neuen TWRP für Mi 11 Ultra für Android 12.
Fehler beim Erstellen der Sicherung. ... createTarFork() Prozess endete mit ERROR: 255 Backup Failed."

IIn ältere Threads für ältere TWRPs / Android-Versionen / Geräte - es wird oft erwähnt, einen Ordner mit TWRP Terminal zu löschen:
" rm /data/extm -Rf "
Aber in einem anderen Thread sagte ein Benutzer, dass er Backups nach dem Löschen dieses Ordners durchführen konnte, aber wenn er versucht, das Backup wiederherzustellen, geht das Telefon zu Bootloop und er muss Rom erneut flashen.
ALSO will ich das nicht tun. Ich hoffe, dass es in Zukunft eine wirklich funktionierende TWRP geben wird. Backup und die Möglichkeit der Arbeitswiederherstellung ist der Hauptgrund für mich, TWRP zu verwenden. Wenn das nicht funktioniert, ist es nutzlos. Ich habe keine Dual Apps und habe diese Funktion überhaupt nicht aktiviert.
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Fehler 255 kann für unzählige Ursachen stehen Bei Xiaomi steht es für den Ordner data/extm/content. , um es aus dem Inhalt des Ordners zu löschen, um keine Fehlermeldung zu erhalten. Wenn es Probleme mit der Wiederherstellung gibt, liegt dies an der Art und Weise, wie ein Backup erstellt wird. Die Möglichkeit, ein NanDroid Backup zu erstellen und beliebig wiederherzustellen, ist vorbei. Es gibt nur eine logische und sinnvolle Methode für ein Backup. 1. Sichern Sie Boot.img und Super.img. (vendor_boot.img nur erforderlich, wenn die Spannungen und/oder Frequenzen für den Grafikchip geändert wurden).2.. data/App over the intern Backup. 3. Speichern Sie, was Sie im Explorer auf dem PC sehen. Kopieren Sie es vollständig auf den PC. (Daten, Medieninhalte, TWRP-Backup alles wird nun auf dem PC gesichert).

Wiederherstellen: 1. Installiert dieselbe ROM, die zum Zeitpunkt der Sicherung installiert wurde. 2. Installieren Sie TWRP und starten Sie es. 3. Kopieren Sie nun Ihr Backup von Ihrem Telefon zurück auf Ihr Telefon. Überschreibt vorhandene Ordner und Daten, wenn Sie dazu aufgefordert werden. 4. Stellen Sie die TWRP-Inhalte boot.img und super.img und ggf. vendor_boot.img wieder her. Fertig. Aufmerksamkeit!!! Wichtig!!!! Mit einem TWRP-Backup können Sie keine Daten sichern, die nach einem Update des Betriebssystems wiederhergestellt werden sollen. Das ist der Grund für eine Boot-Schleife. Das CN Rom ist das einzige, das eine vollständige Datensicherung erstellt, wenn Sie also nur das benötigen, sollten Sie die interne Sicherungsfunktion verwenden.
 
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Again, especially for data backup!! It is not enough to back up data via TWRP alone it should always copy the content of data/media/0 to the PC the content of data/app does the internal backup program at the cn Roms very well, or double moped data in the twrp additionally backup.
 
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BlackCanary said:
Again, especially for data backup!! It is not enough to back up data via TWRP alone it should always copy the content of data/media/0 to the PC the content of data/app does the internal backup program at the cn Roms very well, or double moped data in the twrp additionally backup.
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Thx for that post....
But can somebody tell me for what I need twrp then?
Don't understand - wish back fastboot for my mi11pro
 
Backup of /data doesn't work for me with the new TWRP for Mi 11 Ultra.
I tried to use the workaround with TWRP Terminal:
" rm /data/extm -Rf " and I tried it with manually delete the folder data/extm with TWRP Filemanager.
At least I tried with deleting of Dalvik/Cache before Backup.
I tried about 6 Backups.
No matter what I do, Backup ends with error:
"Error creating backup. ... createTarFork() process ended with ERROR: 255 Backup Failed."
I used TWRP for Mi 11 Ultra from here:
https://dl.akr-developers.com/?dir=skkk/TWRP/A12/v3.7_A12
 

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Tecalote said:
Backup of /data doesn't work for me with the new TWRP for Mi 11 Ultra.
I tried to use the workaround with TWRP Terminal:
" rm /data/extm -Rf " and I tried it with manually delete the folder data/extm with TWRP Filemanager.
At least I tried with deleting of Dalvik/Cache before Backup.
I tried about 6 Backups.
No matter what I do, Backup ends with error:
"Error creating backup. ... createTarFork() process ended with ERROR: 255 Backup Failed."
I used TWRP for Mi 11 Ultra from here:
https://dl.akr-developers.com/?dir=skkk/TWRP/A12/v3.7_A12
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I see from logs that you have a font leftover in /data/fonts/files/~~TcVo-NvfSHhhWHH0rgmSKA==/NotoColorEmoji.ttf
Remove that .ttf file and backup will work.
 
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