pcfe

doh! :facepalm: nevermind, I had forgotten that this device and SFOS always did that (no TWRP on device after SFOS was put on[1]), sorry for the noise. pcfe [1] https://gist.github.com/Kabouik/f77539b3eb6a77b032d2fa827271b81d#backup-sfos-using-twrp--beware-not-tested-on-sfos-image-with-lvm-encryption

@piggz and the SFOS Porters, thank you for the build! Very much appreciated. dumb question; between running 3.3 and flashing 3.4, I flashed the factory image 20200825 that Waxberry has in his post at community.fxtec.com . That included `fastboot flash boot_a …` and `fastboot flash boot_b …`. Do I need to put TWRP back on my device or will it function fine with just `hybris-boot.img` in `boot_a` (which `flash.sh` kindly did for me)? side note: I have nothing against TWRP, I use it on a couple devices, I just wonder if I need it on my Pro¹ since I seem to never have used in o

Thanks for the confirmation that recovery is overwritten. Learned the same in discord overnight 😉 For others reading here, obviously do not reflash whole phone if you do TWRP backups but only /boot/hybris-boot.img (which you have to backup! . c.f. these install notes; https://gist.github.com/Kabouik/f77539b3eb6a77b032d2fa827271b81d )

odd, I just started to reflash to verify my notes and noticed; - TWRP was no longer bootable, trying to go into recovery (by choosing in bootloader) I'd end up in SFOS. Is it intended that installing `sailfishos-t5-release-3.2.1.20-devel-20200122.zip.sha256sum` replaces TWRP in `a` (or changes to `b`, I stupidly forgot to try to `fastboot set_active a`and just try again, sorry.) - one can just the initial posts's steps again and end up in TWRP (as i expected) - TWRP `Failed to mount /vendor (Invalid argument)`, unsure if this was also on first install. Sailfish comes up just fin

I got the bug too, doing a clean reboot made it continue. Can not test again, device now flashed with `sailfishos-t5-release-3.2.1.20-devel-20200122.zip`. I find Sailfish OS much more pleasant than Android and the Pro¹ being a build target for SFOS is what made me purchase one.

if it is expected that TWRP warns "no OS installed" when one wants to reboot, can you then please add a note to that effect to the top post? I got the warning, yet SailfishOS 3.2.1.20 booted fine.

minor typo, fashboot → fastboot