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Installation of MintBeta beta-1403 and 1404 including fix for GiovanYCringe's TWRP fails

Open Latruffy opened this issue 11 months ago • 1 comments

Please refer to bug #33

Device information:

  • Mint Kernel Version: starting from beta-1403 to latest (1404), package MintBeta-1403.A12.AOSP-Enforcing_A50.CI.zip
  • Exact device model: SM-A505FN/DS
  • Android version: LineageOS lineage-21-td/lineage-21.0-20250125-UNOFFICIAL-a64_bgN-signed.img (available here )
  • Baseband version: A505FXXU9CVG1

Describe the bug After having unlocked (SIM and boot) my smartphone, I've flashed it using Odin with a stock XEF image SM-A505FN_XEF_A505FNXXS9CVJ2 (found on samfw.com). After a first successfull System boot, I flashed the recovery with GiovanYCringe TWRP 3.7.0_11 (available here ) Then from TWRP, I installed LineageOS 21 above (equals to Android 14), and just after I installed the optimized Mint Kernel.

But for both releases beta-1403 and 1404, the installation of the zip fails, telling :

  • Preparing for installation...

    • Checking device...
      • a505f
    • Checking kernel variant...
      • Your current ROM is: aosp
    • Checking Android security patch level...
      • 2024-12-01
  • Installing Mint Kernel Beta - Build 1404 for the Galaxy A50... Updater process ended with ERROR: 1 Error installing zip file '/external_sd/MintBeta-1404.A12.AOSP-Enforcing_A50.CI.zip' Updating partition details... ...done

It does not fail with the build Mint-A12_AOSP_A50_UB.zip you supplied 3 weeks ago.

Logs Please see attachments

recovery.log dmesg.log

Latruffy avatar Feb 19 '25 15:02 Latruffy

Hi! So actually the previous issue of Mint not installing on official TWRP due to the incorrect device name has been fixed. This time it seems your TWRP build is missing programs required by AnyKernel3, but on my side Mint installed just fine using the latest recovery from the official TWRP site.

At this point you could either try installing the latest TWRP from the official site or just use my TWRP builds which also pack extra fixes for Mint's new ramdisk changes.

PeterKnecht93 avatar Apr 15 '25 00:04 PeterKnecht93