Installing TWRP to an asus X00PD, cannot root the device from the device (android 8)
Installing TWRP to an asus X00PD, cannot root the device from the device (android 8)
If I cannot root the device from the device (no option to install from usb) I'll have to flash twrp-3.7.0_9-0-X00P.img from my computer (ubuntu 23.10) using fastboot (bootloader)
I plan to follow this instructions: https://xdaforums.com/t/recovery-unofficial-x00pd-v3-3-1-teamwin-recovery-project-24-06-2019.3942717/ unless you mean the instructions are outdated and I shouldn't do this. However I have questions:
the link shows this command:
fastboot flash recovery $RECOVERYNAME
I don't understand it: Do I have to change $RECOVERYNAME with twrp.img?
Neither do I understand what follows: Boot to OLD TWRP > INSTALL > Select Image > Navigate to twrp.img > Select it & Swipe to Flash, in the device? from my computer with fastboot? As of now there is no TWRP installed in the device.
help appreciated.
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Do I have to change $RECOVERYNAME with twrp.img?
Yes.
The breakdown of that command:
fastboot - using the fastboot system
flash - flash (write) to the named partition
recovery - the partition to be flashed
recoveryname - the path to and filename of the image to flash
"Flashing" as a concept (and the origin of the name) goes back to the first EEPROM (Electronically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) chips, which you programmed by literally flashing light onto it. UV maybe, no, think it was infrared? I forget, this was back in the 80's, and EEPROM flashing was done with a little box with the light source in it with a holder for the EEPROM package.
thank you for breaking that command down for me. The command should look:
fastboot flash recovery /home/alice/TWRP/twrp.imgHowever, 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?
I haven't named any partition
Yes you did. It's the recovery partition.
there is no path to the partition, is there?
No.
thanks