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Originally posted by Smeejaytee View PostHi I hope someone can help me, I saw some info somewhere that said a command for terminal emulator that made a backup of the stock recovery image, does anybody know the command please, I would like to backup the stock recovery before flashing twrp thanks in advance.
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Like 'dd if=/dev/block/recovery of=/sdcard/recovery.IMG'
This if your recovery partition is named recovery, some devices the name is mmcblk#p# where # is a number.
This command will make a copy of the entire recovery partition so the size will be different.
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Originally posted by masaj View Postsorry abdul
When I start the back up I get this
E: find file opening error sys/class/leds/lcd-backlight
why do i even get this error? can you clarify this for me?
Thank you.
TWRP supports changing brightness on devices that have that functionality.
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Originally posted by thekider View PostHi abdul, I remember these TWRP files being .zip and I would normally run them directly from the SD card without actually flashing over the stock recovery but, it seems now they are .img files. is there a way I can run them from the sd card like I did with previously? your help is appriciated
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Originally posted by sivanoff View PostHi, usb keyboard not working in TWRP 2.8.7.0 MXQ on CS918G PLUS device. Only ctr-alt-del combination reboots box. Arrow keys work in stock recovery. What can I do to make it work?
TWRP on supports mouse to select options, keyboard only works to type.
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Originally posted by abdul_pt View Post
You can use the 'dd' command from terminal window.
Like 'dd if=/dev/block/recovery of=/sdcard/recovery.IMG'
This if your recovery partition is named recovery, some devices the name is mmcblk#p# where # is a number.
This command will make a copy of the entire recovery partition so the size will be different.
It was something along the lines of couldn't find boot and I believe uboot was the other.
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Originally posted by Smeejaytee View Post
Thank you I just went with the external SD option it seems to be working well, I've not had to restore but backup was successful, other than the errors myself and a couple of others posted a few days ago.
It was something along the lines of couldn't find boot and I believe uboot was the other.
Send me recovery.log and the output of the command 'ls -l -R /dev/block' and 'cat /proc/partitions'.
And also stock recovery image.
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Originally posted by hsia View Posti have m8s+ , which one should i use? any guide? many thanks
Try only external SDcard and check witch one works for you
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