Realme 9 4G (messi) - Unofficial TWRP - 20230219
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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: Messi
Build Alt. Name: RMX3521
Build Date: 02/19/2023
Build Release: Unofficial Beta
Build Branch: 12.1 (v3.7.0)
Compatibility: Android 12 (RUI3.0 Firmware)
Release Notes
- Decryption is working, but aren't tested in GSI.
- Backup is working fine with all the available partition options.
- Restoring a full backup weren't fully tested yet. So restore only partitions that are not logical partitions to avoid possible conflict.
- Do not flash OTA yet, it is risky and not fully tested.
Working Features
- Internal Storage (Decryption works fine.)
- External Storage (Micro SD Card and USB-OTG)
- Vibration/Haptics
- Flashing archive files (Magisk, Flashable Recovery, etc.)
- ADB and Fastboot Command
- FastbootD (Userspace; Super Partition)
- MTP Enable/Disable
- Backup and Restore (...read the Release Notes above.)
- ADB Sideload
Issues and Bugs
- Flashing OTA firmware file.
- Tell me more...
How to flash?
Despite being A/B, it has dedicated recovery partition. You can install without using the usual A/B installation process.
Now, assuming you already have unlocked bootloader, your PC has adb/fastboot installed, and platform tools. Let's begin.
Note: Flash at your own risk.
- Download the .img file from the release page.
- Place the image file inside platform tools folder in your PC.
- Now, open CMD inside platform tools folder.
- Boot your device in bootloader/fastboot mode.
- Type in CMD:
fastboot flash recovery name-of-twrp.img
. It'll flash in current active slot.- If you want to flash it in specific slot, add slot suffix _a or _b:
fastboot flash recovery_a name-of-twrp.img
fastboot flash recovery_b name-of-twrp.img
- If you want to flash it in specific slot, add slot suffix _a or _b:
- After flashing is done, type:
fastboot reboot recovery
. - Enjoy your new custom recovery—TWRP.
Credits
- Team Win (for Manifest/Source)
- SebaUbuntu (for base device tree)
- Mohsin Manzoor (for testing every build)
What's new?
- Fix MTP Issue.
- Fix Persist error in backing up.