TRWP Andoid 13 Mi 11 Ultra
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gogocar62
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If I already have a working TWRP installed (version 3.6) with Stable ROM 13.0.13 over A12, updating new TWRP must also be done before ROM update ?
Does that mean, I can't use the official TWRP from https://dl.twrp.me/star/ for installing the recent MIUI14.0.13.0 which is an Android 13?
I booted a twrp-3.7.0_12-v7.9_A13-star-skkk.img but that one fails opening my encrypted data.
Booting a twrp-3.6.2_11-0-star.img it can open my encrypted data without problems.
I booted a twrp-3.7.0_12-v7.9_A13-star-skkk.img but that one fails opening my encrypted data.
Booting a twrp-3.6.2_11-0-star.img it can open my encrypted data without problems.
What I wrote above is not true anymore. Not sure why, today twrp-3.7.0_12-v7.9_A13-star-skkk.img works.
From which project is that twrp-3.7.0_12-v7.9_A13-star-skkk.img? Is that Orange Fox Recovery? I have questions about it.
I did a Wipe with default settings. The screen says it deletes data, cache and dalvik, but not Internal.
Now the data I see via ADB on /sdcard is wiped too, why?
From which project is that twrp-3.7.0_12-v7.9_A13-star-skkk.img? Is that Orange Fox Recovery? I have questions about it.
I did a Wipe with default settings. The screen says it deletes data, cache and dalvik, but not Internal.
Now the data I see via ADB on /sdcard is wiped too, why?
I just thought because of the rabbit splash screen, it might be some Orange Fox. Is it a fork of TWRP, as the original TWRP home does provide different versions for model 'star'?
I have issues restoring my data partition to an encrypted one. After wiping with default settings for data, cache and dalvik, without formatting, the encryption is lost.
I started again, flashed rom, wiped data, doing the initial setup, setting a password. Then I see in Settings-> Search for "Encryption". The data is encrypted.
Booting back to TWRP, asking for password, ok it's really encrypted. But after another wipe, booting back to TWRP, the encryption is lost.
I have issues restoring my data partition to an encrypted one. After wiping with default settings for data, cache and dalvik, without formatting, the encryption is lost.
I started again, flashed rom, wiped data, doing the initial setup, setting a password. Then I see in Settings-> Search for "Encryption". The data is encrypted.
Booting back to TWRP, asking for password, ok it's really encrypted. But after another wipe, booting back to TWRP, the encryption is lost.
I installed the new xiaomi.eu_STAR_OS1.0.6.0.UKACNXM_14.zip now and therefore switched recovery to twrp-3.7.1_12-v8.6_A14-star-skkk.img.
But still the same issue:
After a fresh setup with setting password, my data and Internal is encrypted. Right after wiping data, cache and Dalvik, rebooting into TWRP again, I'm not asked for a password anymore. Why is the encryption lost after a wipe?
But still the same issue:
After a fresh setup with setting password, my data and Internal is encrypted. Right after wiping data, cache and Dalvik, rebooting into TWRP again, I'm not asked for a password anymore. Why is the encryption lost after a wipe?
Ok, I found that due to FBE ths data is always encrypted since Android 10. If no screen lock is set, it is just a default key derived from the TEE. It is encrypted like that but has no security as everyone, also TWRP, can get this key. If a screen lock is set, then the key is encrypted by the user password:
I succeeded now restoring my data from TWRP backup.
But one question, who is this developer skkk and where is the home of the TWRP forks, if official https://dl.twrp.me/star/ doesn't have it? I only find the skkk TWRP versions in arbitrary forums.
gogocar62
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