vestmoria @ vestmoria @linux.community

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It looks like the native OS will flash the original recovery partition back if you try to boot Android without flashing a custom. ROM.

so if I cannot install lineage on my device (package no longer maintained) and I'm stuck with the native OS, that means I'm also stuck with the original recovery partition and cannot install TWRP?

thanks

thank you for breaking that command down for me. The command should look:

fastboot flash recovery /home/alice/TWRP/twrp.img

However, I still don't understand this:

flash - flash (write) to the named partition

I haven't named any partition, there is no path to the partition, is there?

why thanks...?

thanks a lot! device unbricked

wait, does 'KC63JG60633VUN recovery' on my terminal mean I have accessed the bios?

I don't remember anymore, this happened 9 months ago. I remember trying to install lineage and following their instructions, but then lineage seems to be incompatible with my device. Then I, apparently, tried twrp and somehow installed it.

FWIW I don't care about the data, I just want to install a rom that works, preferably a non proprietary one.

ETA: On my desktop's terminal if I type 'adb devices' it returns: KC63JG60633VUN recovery. How far am I?

Im a noob, so please be patient:

do you mean the desktop's bios or the device's bios?

Incidentally, I just accessed twrp 3.7.0 I somehow installed in the device months ago. Is this the bios you mention?

There are a few exceptions and the relevant one here is breaking the law

could you paste a source?

Regarding the Indian national: No, no blurred face, which I find denigrating because to me this is sensationalism against a person who cannot defend himself.

is fdroid malware?

notice that this didn't start after I installed non google boards, but after I installed the vendor's latest update, 4 weeks ago.

I’m a nurse who quit nursing for IT a year ago.

what exactly do you do in IT and who paid for your certification?