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Re-install TWRP?

I have my op2 with runing with exodus rom. but i think my son playing with the phone deleted twrp, cause i cant enter recovery mode. When I do that my phone simply shows the 1+ logo for the eternity.
Tried with the TWRP manager, selected de TWRP and downloaded, but it gets an error when trying to intall.
Is there a way to re-install the twrp recovery tool?

Via fastboot.
fastboot flash recovery twrpxx.img

Can't flash gprimeltexx - SM-G530FZ TWRP from app

Hello, I had issue flashing my TWRP on device with ADB, device took the command to restart in fastboot mode in bootloader but when I tried to flash twrp it said waiting for device and nothing happened.
I rooted the device using kingroot after twrp flashing failed and wanted to flash twrp using twrp official app, I went into the app and searched for my phone to install the recovery but it wasn't there, only fortuna was there, not gprimeltexx - SM-G530FZ. I downloaded twrp for gprimeltexx from https://dl.twrp.me/gprimeltexx/ in img file, tried to flash it in the app but flash failed notice appeared. TWRP manager forces me to search for the device from the list again and the device is just not there.
Any clue how can I flash TWRP succesfully?

Try flashing the .img.tar file via odin

[SOLVED]"No Command" error in recovery mode after flashing TWRP via ADB

What i did stepwise -
1. Unlocked bootloader of my g5 plus
2. Flashed twrp-3.2.3-1-potter.img via adb
3. Booted to TWRP
4. Wiped to decrypt phone
5*. Booted to system to enable usb debugging, enabled it . Transfered magisk , arrow 9.0 rom , gapps to my internal storage of phone
6. Open bootloader , selected recovery mode and got nothing except error "No Command"
So i cannot flashed anything what i wanted to
What and Where i made the mistake ?
How can i get TWRP back?
Thanks all in advance
Solution
1. Flashed magisk17.1 and lazyflasher
2. Updated magisk manager and got root
3. Installed official TWRP app , granted root and downloaded same TWRP.img from which i decrypted the phone.
4. Flashed twrp fom the official twrp app.
5. No irritating No Command error again

The no command screen is that of the stock recovery (that's a normal screen). From your steps, it seems like you booted to system in step 5 rather than back to recovery. It seems that after flashing TWRP, you may have to boot to recovery to fix TWRP as your recovery (else the stock recovery overwrites TWRP). Afterwards, you should be able to boot as normal with TWRP still present.
Easiest way to recover would be to repeat step 2 and 3. Then reboot to recovery in TWRP and that should retain TWRP. Back up your existing system, then flash the ROM, GApps and magisk as desired.

echo92 said:
The no command screen is that of the stock recovery (that's a normal screen). From your steps, it seems like you booted to system in step 5 rather than back to recovery. It seems that after flashing TWRP, you may have to boot to recovery to fix TWRP as your recovery (else the stock recovery overwrites TWRP). Afterwards, you should be able to boot as normal with TWRP still present.
Easiest way to recover would be to repeat step 2 and 3. Then reboot to recovery in TWRP and that should retain TWRP. Back up your existing system, then flash the ROM, GApps and magisk as desired.
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Thanks for your answer sir , but it didn't work
What I did again
1.I flashed same twrp from adb
2. Booted to recovery , but this time TWRP didn't asked password and I could see internal storage in twrp but not on my PC
3*.However I took the whole backup of stock nougat and cross check from restore option as there was backup in TWRP folder. I wanted copy that backup to my PC . But PC cannot detect my phone while in recovery
4. So booted to system and my PC detected my phone but there was no backup in TWRP folder.( But around 6gb(backup) of storage was used but I couldn't see it)
5.Again booted to recovery mode but "No Command" showed again .
I tried several times but I keep losing TWRP and couldn't see the backup which I make

Same problem. Resolved by flashing alternately several times twrp-3.2.1-0-potter.img and twrp-3.2.1-1-potter_persist.img and finally updated twrp-3.2.3-1-potter.img

It's because of dm-verity. You have to flash something like magisk or a custom kernel that disables it *before* you reboot into stock.

NZedPred said:
It's because of dm-verity. You have to flash something like magisk or a custom kernel that disables it *before* you reboot into stock.
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I flashed magisk 17.1 and lazyflasher ,i got magisk and root but cannot install modules may be becoz of f2fs bug . By the way i lost twrp after booting to system again and No command still present in recovery mode . I am frustrated Moto software is just pain in head :silly:

TWRP problem

I was in twrp and backuped my device than i saw twrp app install for checking updates and thought ok swipe to install then my Onples 6T is now in an Bootloop in Twrp every 2 seconds the twrp logo pops up and instantly turns of
if i type fastboot devices in cmd nothing showed up
what should i do now?

Are you on stock or custom ROM? In TWRP you should stilll have connection to a PC to grab things off your phone. At this point I believe a factory reset will fix it? However you could try switching slots in TWRP and see if it will boot.
In the future definitely never install the TWRP app.

How To Get Rid Of "Keep Booting Into TWRP Recovery After Flashing Rom"

Today i flashed the pixel plus (July 17) rom through TWRP recovery. Unfortunately i didnt backup the data as i have flashed pixel rom before and it worked fine. So after finishing the installation every time i reboot it kept rebooting into TWRP recovery. I tried flashing the other pixel rom but the result is same.

in my case, I did fix this way.
1. flash TWRP
2. boot recovery (TWRP) 1st
3. use TWRP flash TWRP again ←
4. boot recovery (TWRP) again
5. flash ROM.
※ I recommend flash orange fox (step 3). Because sometime TWRP have problem which password lock - not match password etc., - when start Android OS.

dhampire said:
in my case, I did fix this way.
1. flash TWRP
2. boot recovery (TWRP) 1st
3. use TWRP flash TWRP again ←
4. boot recovery (TWRP) again
5. flash ROM.
※ I recommend flash orange fox (step 3). Because sometime TWRP have problem which password lock - not match password etc., - when start Android OS.
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Do you have the TWRP? I can't find it on the main thread. Seems those files are removed!