- Title: NOMU S10 TWRP by MDSdev
- Listed: November, 2016
- Last modified: 11/07/2016 1:17 pm
- Version: TWRP 3.0.2-2 Multilenguaje
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DESCRIPTION
Custom Recovery developed by MDSdev.
It is necessary to unlock the bootloader. The process of unlocking the bootloader, custom recovery installation and support are on this link:
http://www.movilesdualsim.com/tema/nomu-s10-twrp-3-0-2-2-mdsdev-y-root.157554/
unlock the bootloader:
1. Install adb drivers
2. Enable USB debugging and OEM unlock in the smartphone.
3. Connect Nomu S10 on in the PC. Then, file browser windows / C: adb
4. Open command prompt and type: adb devices (enter), adb reboot bootloader (enter), fastboot devices (enter), fastboot oem unlock (enter)
5. Press volume+ in the smartphone to confirm.
First We have the bootloader unlocked yet. Now, we install the recovery by adb:
1. Connect Nomu S10 on in the PC. Then file browser windows / C: adb and copy the TWRP recovery inside.
2. Open command prompt and type: adb devices (enter), adb reboot bootloader (enter), fastboot devices (enter)
3. Type: fastboot flash recovery and leave a space, then "drag" the recovery below (enter)
4. Type: "fastboot boot twrp.img" to restart in recovery directly.
Important: In the first glimpse of TWRP, down, slide the arrow to allow modifications.
All details of the process are explained in the installation and support thread:
Support: http://www.movilesdualsim.com/tema/nomu-s10-twrp-3-0-2-2-mdsdev-y-root.157554/
※Please make a backup of your device before installing or updating ROM
Is there any chance for a description of the differences from the factory rom?
Is there any forum where there is more traffic re nomu s10?
Thanks
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As far as I know, based on a friend's experience, the S10 keeps resetting TWRP and removing it. Has anyone been able to get TWRP to stick? I have been told that if I used fastboot flash recovery I will have a phone soft bricked, so I have been using fastboot boot twrp.img, but I have to do that each time I want to use TWRP because otherwise it is gone.