Reboot to TWRP - Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e Questions & Answers

Hi,
I tried to update Magisk over the Magisk app, but after rebooting, my S5e kept rebooting into TWRP.
When I couldn't get it to boot LineagOS, I tried flashing it over again. But even after flashing LineageOS and GAPPS again, the tablet kept rebooting into TWRP.
Can anyone explain this and has a solution? What can I do to reflash LineageOS and not reboot to recovery?
Thanks

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Trouble with TWRP and Magisk

Hello all,
I'm trying to get the following setup:
- Recovery: TWRP
- Stock Oreo (obviously, there's no CFWs :c)
- Magisk Root
However:
- Whenever I flash TWRP through fastboot, it doesn't seem to stick around. The first recovery boot works, but after that, it always boots back to the stock recovery.
- When I flash Magisk and reboot, my fingerprint settings seem to disappear. I would try a system-mode root, but there doesn't seem to be one available for Oreo.
Any help/solutions would be greatly appreciated. Thx!
Woulfos said:
Hello all,
I'm trying to get the following setup:
- Recovery: TWRP
- Stock Oreo (obviously, there's no CFWs :c)
- Magisk Root
However:
- Whenever I flash TWRP through fastboot, it doesn't seem to stick around. The first recovery boot works, but after that, it always boots back to the stock recovery.
- When I flash Magisk and reboot, my fingerprint settings seem to disappear. I would try a system-mode root, but there doesn't seem to be one available for Oreo.
Any help/solutions would be greatly appreciated. Thx!
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When installed by fastboot go into recovery and enter into twrp restart by recovery twrp
rinampa said:
When installed by fastboot go into recovery and enter into twrp restart by recovery twrp
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Rebooting in recovery twice after flashing TWRP through fastboot did actually work. TWRP seems to have settled. More worried about the fingerprint problem though..
Fingerprint scanner problem solved
Woulfos said:
Hello all,
I'm trying to get the following setup:
- Recovery: TWRP
- Stock Oreo (obviously, there's no CFWs :c)
- Magisk Root
However:
- Whenever I flash TWRP through fastboot, it doesn't seem to stick around. The first recovery boot works, but after that, it always boots back to the stock recovery.
- When I flash Magisk and reboot, my fingerprint settings seem to disappear. I would try a system-mode root, but there doesn't seem to be one available for Oreo.
Any help/solutions would be greatly appreciated. Thx!
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Well at first I faced the same problem too.
I see that TWRP problem is solved.
Regarding fingerprint scanner. The issue can be solved by wiping cache and dalvic cache after you flash magisk. And instead of flashing magisk 16.0 flash beta 16.04.
Even after wiping cache the scanner doesn't work. Just reboot the device.

J5 2016 keeps rebooting into recovery mode twpr

I installed firehound. It worked. Then i removed it and installed it again and flashed gapps right behind it and now it just keeps rebooting into recovery even when i click reboot system
Flash another TWRP trough ODIN or TWRP
If worst comes to worst you can do a factory reset in TWRP but you will lose your data

[HELP] Stuck on TWRP after OTA upgrade

Hi guys,
So I tried to upgrade to 9.0.10 using TWRP method (Full ROM zip, TWRP installer, reboot recovery, magisk) and the phone keeps rebooting to recovery.
I can see the system lockscreen for a few seconds, with the "Shutting Down" message, then it reboots to recovery.
Can somebody help me?
Thank you!
The same happened to me. I think it was a problem with the encryption because TWRP didn't ask for the pin so the files were encrypted.
I just wiped all and flashed the rom again, then flashed magisk as always, and everything went fine.
Fixed it, some Magisk module was the culprit...
Mount magisk in twrp, delete modules and reboot. I was able to boot into the system, then install the modules again.

Need help getting back root/magisk

I updated to 9.0.12 today and went to magisk app to reinstall and wasnt able to. So i rebooted and when it was all booted back up i didn't have magisk or root. I decided it was time for a permanent twrp so i loaded twrp. Img and installed the twrp installer. Booted back into twrp and flashed magisk 18.1.zip and rebooted. When it was back up i still didn't have magisk or root so i tried to install magisk apk and it fails to install.
I dont know what else to do to be rooted again. Any help would be great.
That's strange. I'm having a similar problem. I upped to OOS 9.0.12 on my rooted 6t by flashing the full rom, flashing TWRP, then rebooting to recovery and flashing Magisk 18.1 stable.
After rebooting it boots into the system, but after just a quick moment it says powering down and then reboots to TWRP. I tried a nandroid backup and the same issue keeps happing.
Flashing OSS 9.0.12 and TWRP again fixes the rebooting issue, but now I don't have root
did you "fastboot boot twrp img name" then install the Twrp installer to both slots ?
AndyBury said:
did you "fastboot boot twrp img name" then install the Twrp installer to both slots ?
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That's what I did and have no issues.
BittahWarlock said:
That's strange. I'm having a similar problem. I upped to OOS 9.0.12 on my rooted 6t by flashing the full rom, flashing TWRP, then rebooting to recovery and flashing Magisk 18.1 stable.
After rebooting it boots into the system, but after just a quick moment it says powering down and then reboots to TWRP. I tried a nandroid backup and the same issue keeps happing.
Flashing OSS 9.0.12 and TWRP again fixes the rebooting issue, but now I don't have root
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I had this issue yesterday too, where I loaded 9.0.12 and TWRP, rebooted to recovery, loaded Magisk and then the phone would automagically shutdown after boot.
TL;DR; an issue with a magisk module misbehaving.
After some research, this is what worked for me:
Download the latest version of Magisk and the Magisk uninstaller from the Magisk thread. Reboot to recovery, and then zip install Magisk, but don't reboot. Immediately after, run the Magisk uninstaller. This should clear any offending modules. After that, you can reboot back into recovery and install Magisk normally. You'll need to reload your modules, though.
psychen6 said:
I had this issue yesterday too, where I loaded 9.0.12 and TWRP, rebooted to recovery, loaded Magisk and then the phone would automagically shutdown after boot.
TL;DR; an issue with a magisk module misbehaving.
After some research, this is what worked for me:
Download the latest version of Magisk and the Magisk uninstaller from the Magisk thread. Reboot to recovery, and then zip install Magisk, but don't reboot. Immediately after, run the Magisk uninstaller. This should clear any offending modules. After that, you can reboot back into recovery and install Magisk normally. You'll need to reload your modules, though.
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thanks, that worked
BittahWarlock said:
That's strange. I'm having a similar problem. I upped to OOS 9.0.12 on my rooted 6t by flashing the full rom, flashing TWRP, then rebooting to recovery and flashing Magisk 18.1 stable.
After rebooting it boots into the system, but after just a quick moment it says powering down and then reboots to TWRP. I tried a nandroid backup and the same issue keeps happing.
Flashing OSS 9.0.12 and TWRP again fixes the rebooting issue, but now I don't have root
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The best way to take the update is download the full ROM and let the factory installer do the update via local install.
You lose root and TWRP, but that happens anyway.
I typically install, reboot, install.
This forces the OS to be the same in both a and b.
Then I go through the process of TWRP, etc.
after what i mostly do:
in fastboot boot to twrp,
install full rom,
install twrp,
reboot to twrp,
install magisk,
reboot to system
aaand it shut down on me ;(
in twrp i had to:
uninstall magisk (with the magisk uninstaller)
install magisk
almost done (reboot to system)
reinstall your magisk modules (they will be gone thanks to the unistaller, so know what you have magisked)
luckily it was that simple
So to avoid it al together:
take note of your magisk modules
fastboot to twrp,
install full rom,
install twrp,
reboot to twrp,
uninstall magisk,
install magisk,
reboot,
done!

Bootloop after updating Magisk

I updated my Magisk from 18.1 to 19.3 (got a notification that an update was available) and then installed it, rebooted and then Orangefox installed the update if I remember correctly. Then after that I have not been able to get past the bootloop. I've tried to uninstall Magisk but I am still stuck in bootloop everytime. Orangefox says I don't have Magisk installed anymore so why am I stuck in bootloop? What can I do? I don't want to lose any data.
How about flashing the same rom (zip), without wiping anything?
ssaikia3 said:
How about flashing the same rom (zip), without wiping anything?
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I did a dirty flash but still bootloop :/
Have you tried uninstalling/reinstalling Magisk 19.3 from recovery? I've used 19.* since I got my Redmi note and it works without problems, so it could be a major versione upgrade issue

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