Realme 9i 4G (golf2) - Unofficial TWRP - 20230120

Team Win Recovery Project

Note: Flash at your own risk. This Build still not considered as stable, and still in the process of testing.

Build Device: golf2
Build Alt. Name: RMX3491/RMX3493
Build Date: 01/20/2023
Build Release: Unofficial Beta
Build Branch: 12.1 (v3.7.0)
Compatibility: Android 11/12 (RUI2/3 Firmware)

Release Notes

• Decryption will now work even if lockscreen is enabled. If the recovery ask you for your PIN/Pattern, just enter whatever your lockscreen was.
• Decryption now works in Generic System Image (GSI), but not yet tested in all GSI build.
• Backing up is working fine, but Restoring a backup sometimes causes a bootloop. (...check the workaround below.)
• Backup and Restore in GSI aren't tested.
• When doing factory reset, it is much better to format using stock recovery.

Workinf Features

• Decryption (...read the notes above.)
• Flashing .img/zip
• Vibration/Haptic
• ADB Sideload and Terminal/Console
• MTP Enable/Disable
• FastbootD (userspace)
• External Storage (Micro SD and USB OTG)

Issues/Bugs

• Backup/Restore (...read the notes above.)

How to Flash

• Download the image file below.

• Boot your device in bootloader/fastboot.

• Using Platform Tools (adb/fastboot commandline), type:
  fastboot flash recovery path/to/your/twrp-image-name.img
fastboot reboot recovery

• From TWRP, flash again the image file, to make it permanent:
  Install > Install Image > Locate your downloaded twrp-image-name.img
Select Recovery > Swipe to Flash

• If you already have existing Custom Recovery installed, and you just wanna try this TWRP.

• Just download the .zip file and flash it either via Install button or ADB Sideload.

Backup and Restore Workaround

• When doing backup/restore, only check Data and Boot (other small partitions too), but not System nor any of the Dynamic/Super Partitions.
• It is also recommended to Reboot to System once after formatting the data, then flash back your custom recovery—then you can now Restore your Backup.

Credits

• TeamWin (Source)
• Mikhael, Preetham, Oracle, Crazy, Tarek (Tester, from TG)
• Satham-Hussain·M (for pointing out some wrong flags, from TG)
• Ikiru (Backup/Restore workaround).

What's New

• Added /splash partition in twrp.flags with flashimg=1; for end-user to flash their own modified splash image without the need of magisk.
• Device Tree cleanup.

Realme 9i 4G (golf2) - Unofficial PBRP - 20230120

Pitch Black Recovery Project

Note: Flash at your own risk. This Build still not considered as stable, and still in the process of testing.

Build Device: golf2
Build Alt. Name: RMX3491/RMX3493
Build Date: 01/20/2023
Build Release: Unofficial Beta
Build Branch: 12.1 (v4.0.0)
Compatibility: Android 11/12 (RUI2/3 Firmware)

Release Notes

• Decryption will now work even if lockscreen is enabled. If the recovery ask you for your PIN/Pattern, just enter whatever your lockscreen was.
• Decryption now works in Generic System Image (GSI), but not yet tested in all GSI build.
• Backing up is working fine, but Restoring a backup sometimes causes a bootloop. (...check the workaround below.)
• Backup and Restore in GSI aren't tested.
• When doing factory reset, it is much better to format using stock recovery.

Workinf Features

• Decryption (...read the notes above.)
• Flashing .img/zip
• Vibration/Haptic
• ADB Sideload and Terminal/Console
• MTP Enable/Disable
• FastbootD (userspace)
• External Storage (Micro SD and USB OTG)

Issues/Bugs

• Backup/Restore (...read the notes above.)

How to Flash

• Download the image file below.

• Boot your device in bootloader/fastboot.

• Using Platform Tools (adb/fastboot commandline), type:
  fastboot flash recovery path/to/your/twrp-image-name.img >
  fastboot reboot recovery

• From TWRP, flash again the image file, to make it permanent:
  Install > Install Image > Locate your downloaded twrp-image-name.img
Select Recovery > Swipe to Flash

• If you already have existing Custom Recovery installed, and you just wanna try this TWRP.

• Just download the .zip file and flash it either via Install button or ADB Sideload.

Backup and Restore Workaround

• When doing backup/restore, only check Data and Boot (other small partitions too), but not System nor any of the Dynamic/Super Partitions.
• It is also recommended to Reboot to System once after formatting the data, then flash back your custom recovery—then you can now Restore your Backup.

Credits

• TeamWin, PitchBlack (Manifest/Source)
• Mikhael, Preetham, Oracle, Crazy, Tarek (Tester, from TG)
• Satham-Hussain·M (for pointing out some wrong flags, from TG)
• Ikiru (Backup/Restore workaround).

What's New

• Added /splash partition in twrp.flags with flashimg=1; for end-user to flash their own modified splash image without the need of magisk.
• Device Tree cleanup.

Realme 9i 4G (golf2) - Unofficial OFRP - 20230120

Orange Fox Recovery Project

Note: Flash at your own risk. This Build still not considered as stable, and still in the process of testing.

Build Device: golf2
Build Alt. Name: RMX3491/RMX3493
Build Date: 01/20/2023
Build Release: Unofficial Beta
Build Branch: 12.1 (R11.1)
Compatibility: Android 11/12 (RUI2/3 Firmware)

Release Notes

• Decryption will now work even if lockscreen is enabled. If the recovery ask you for your PIN/Pattern, just enter whatever your lockscreen was.
• Decryption now works in Generic System Image (GSI), but not yet tested in all GSI build.
• Backing up is working fine, but Restoring a backup sometimes causes a bootloop. (...check the workaround below.)
• Backup and Restore in GSI aren't tested.
• When doing factory reset, it is much better to format using stock recovery.

Workinf Features

• Decryption (...read the notes above.)
• Flashing .img/zip
• Vibration/Haptic
• ADB Sideload and Terminal/Console
• MTP Enable/Disable
• FastbootD (userspace)
• External Storage (Micro SD and USB OTG)

Issues/Bugs

• Backup/Restore (...read the notes above.)

How to Flash

• Download the image file below.

• Boot your device in bootloader/fastboot.

• Using Platform Tools (adb/fastboot commandline), type:
  fastboot flash recovery path/to/your/twrp-image-name.img
fastboot reboot recovery

• From TWRP, flash again the image file, to make it permanent:
  Install > Install Image > Locate your downloaded twrp-image-name.img
Select Recovery > Swipe to Flash

• If you already have existing Custom Recovery installed, and you just wanna try this TWRP.

• Just download the .zip file and flash it either via Install button or ADB Sideload.

Backup and Restore Workaround

• When doing backup/restore, only check Data and Boot (other small partitions too), but not System nor any of the Dynamic/Super Partitions.
• It is also recommended to Reboot to System once after formatting the data, then flash back your custom recovery—then you can now Restore your Backup.

Credits

• TeamWin, OrangeFox (Source)
• Mikhael, Preetham, Oracle, Crazy, Tarek (Tester, from TG)
• Satham-Hussain·M (for pointing out some wrong flags, from TG)
• Ikiru (Backup/Restore workaround).

What's New

• Added /splash partition in twrp.flags with flashimg=1; for end-user to flash their own modified splash image without the need of magisk.
• Device Tree cleanup.

Redmi Note 9T (cannong) - Unofficial TWRP - 20230106

Team Win Recovery Project

Note: Flash at your own risk. This Build still not considered as stable, and still in the process of testing.

Build Device: cannong
Build Date: 01/06/2023
Build Release: Unofficial Beta
Build Branch: 12.1 (v3.7.0)
Compatibility: Android 12

Working Feature

• ADB Sideload/Command
• MTP Enable/Disable
• Terminal/Console
• Flashing .zip files such as Magisk.

Issues/Bugs

• Decryption (Internal Storage)
• USB Storage (External Storage)
• Vibration/Haptics
• FastbootD (userspace)
• Flashing Recovery/Custom ROM.

How to Flash

• Go to your device bootloader mode.
• Download the image file.
• Using command/terminal, type: fastboot flash recovery <your-image-file-here.img>
• Then type fastboot reboot recovery.

Credits

• SebaUbuntu's twrpdtgen for Initial Device Tree.
• TWRP Manifest/Source

Redmi Note 9T (cannong) - Unofficial OFRP - 20230120

Orange Fox Recovery Project

Note: Flash at your own risk. This Build still not considered as stable, and still in the process of testing.

Build Device: cannong
Build Date: 01/06/2023
Build Release: Unofficial Beta
Build Branch: 12.1 (R11.1)
Compatibility: Android 12

Working Feature

• ADB Sideload/Command
• MTP Enable/Disable
• Terminal/Console
• Flashing .zip files such as Magisk.

Issues/Bugs

• Decryption (Internal Storage)
• USB Storage (External Storage)
• Vibration/Haptics
• FastbootD (userspace)
• Flashing Recovery/Custom ROM.

How to Flash

• Go to your device bootloader mode.
• Download the image file.
• Using command/terminal, type: fastboot flash recovery <your-image-file-here.img>
• Then type fastboot reboot recovery.

Credits

• SebaUbuntu's twrpdtgen for Initial Device Tree.
• TWRP, OFRP (Manifest/Source)

ROG Phone 6 (ASUS_AI2201) - Unofficial SHRP - 20221111

Sky Hawk Recovery Project

Note: Flash at your own risk. This Build still in Alpha, and still in the process of testing.

Build Device: ASUS_AI2201
Build Date: 11/11/2022
Build Release: Unofficial Beta
Build Branch: 12.1 (v3.1.0)
Compatibility: Android 12

Working Feature:

• Decryption (Internal Storage)
• ADB Sideload/Command
• MTP Enable/Disable
• Terminal/Console
• FastbootD (userspace)
• Flashing .zip files such as Magisk.

Issues/Bugs

• USB Storage (External Storage)
• Vibration/Haptics

How to Flash

Non-rooted:

• Go to your device bootloader mode.
• Download the .img file.
• Using command/terminal (platform tools): fastboot flash recovery_a <your-image-file-here.img> and fastboot flash recovery_b <your-image-file-here.img>
• Then type fastboot reboot recovery.

Rooted:

• Download the .zip file.
• Just like how you flash modules, flash the .zip file using Magisk.
• Then reboot to recovery.

Credits:

• SebaUbuntu's twrpdtgen for initial tree.
• CaptainThrowback's sm84xx common device tree.

ROG Phone 6 (ASUS_AI2201) - Unofficial PBRP - 20221110

Pitch Black Recovery Project

Note: Flash at your own risk. This Build still not considered as stable, and still in the process of testing.

Build Device: ASUS_AI2201
Build Date: 11/10/2022
Build Release: Unofficial Beta
Build Branch: 12.1 (v3.2.0)
Compatibility: Android 12

Working Feature:

• Decryption (Internal Storage)
• ADB Sideload/Command
• MTP Enable/Disable
• Terminal/Console
• FastbootD (userspace)
• Flashing .zip files such as Magisk.

Issues/Bugs

• USB Storage (External Storage)
• Vibration/Haptics

How to Flash

Non-rooted:

• Go to your device bootloader mode.
• Download the .img file.
• Using command/terminal (platform tools): fastboot flash recovery_a <your-image-file-here.img> and fastboot flash recovery_b <your-image-file-here.img>
• Then type fastboot reboot recovery.

Rooted:

• Download the .zip file.
• Just like how you flash modules, flash the .zip file using Magisk.
• Then reboot to recovery.

Credits

• SebaUbuntu's twrpdtgen for initial tree.
• CaptainThrowback's sm84xx common device tree.