And for good measure, a bunch of builds for 2019 devices.
As with the builds for 2020 devices, only TWRP has been updated. Kernels and security patch levels are as per the most recent 3.4.0 build.
None of these builds has been tested, as I no longer own any of the devices.
As with the builds for 2020 devices, only TWRP has been updated. Kernels and security patch levels are as per the most recent 3.4.0 build.
None of these builds has been tested, as I no longer own any of the devices.
Version 3.0 of the multi-disabler has been released:
This release brings support for Android 11 and vastly simplifies the detection of a supported device. Rather than maintain a list of devices in-code, the multi-disabler now assumes that any Samsung device running Android 9 or later is a viable target.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/pie-10-system-as-root-multidisabler-disables-encryption-vaultkeeper-auto-flash-of-stock-recovery-proca-wsm-cass-etc.3919714/
This release brings support for Android 11 and vastly simplifies the detection of a supported device. Rather than maintain a list of devices in-code, the multi-disabler now assumes that any Samsung device running Android 9 or later is a viable target.
v3.0 (2020-12-29)
* Add support for Android 11.
* All Samsung devices running Android 9 or later are now implicitly supported.
* Fix bug that caused disablement of stock recovery auto-reflash to fail on Android 10 devices.
* Improve progress and error reporting.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/pie-10-system-as-root-multidisabler-disables-encryption-vaultkeeper-auto-flash-of-stock-recovery-proca-wsm-cass-etc.3919714/
XDA Forums
[Pie/10/11] [System-as-root] Multidisabler: disables encryption...
The multi-disabler started life on the Exynos S10 range, the first Samsung devices to launch with Android 9 (Pie). Since then, it has grown to support a great many Samsung devices running either...
Version 3.1 of the multi-disabler has just been released:
This release fixes the issue of a false negative being reported in the detection of a Samsung device on some (non-ianmacd) versions of TWRP.
It also allows the deprecated libbluetooth patching for devices originally launched on Android 9 to work on Android 11 (in addition to 10).
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/pie-10-11-system-as-root-multidisabler-disables-encryption-vaultkeeper-auto-flash-of-stock-recovery-proca-wsm-cass-etc.3919714/
This release fixes the issue of a false negative being reported in the detection of a Samsung device on some (non-ianmacd) versions of TWRP.
It also allows the deprecated libbluetooth patching for devices originally launched on Android 9 to work on Android 11 (in addition to 10).
v3.1 (2020-12-30)
* Fix failure to detect a Samsung device on some versions of TWRP.
* Make deprecated libbluetooth patching also work on devices originally launched on Android 9 and later updated to Android 11.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/pie-10-11-system-as-root-multidisabler-disables-encryption-vaultkeeper-auto-flash-of-stock-recovery-proca-wsm-cass-etc.3919714/
XDA Forums
[Pie/10/11] [System-as-root] Multidisabler: disables encryption...
The multi-disabler started life on the Exynos S10 range, the first Samsung devices to launch with Android 9 (Pie). Since then, it has grown to support a great many Samsung devices running either...
This new release of TWRP for devices that were launched on Android 10 brings a few minor fixes since the official release of TWRP 3.5.0.
twrp-f2q-3.5.0_10-A11_1_ianmacd.img
68.8 MB
This new release of TWRP for the Z Fold2 5G (F916B) is built for Android 11 and features a kernel compiled for CTLL firmware.
twrp-a71-3.5.0_10-3_ianmacd.img
55.4 MB
This minor release accommodates the new (currently canary only) packaging of Magisk.
Future versions will no longer come as a separate .zip file, but will have the Magisk payload embedded inside the Magisk Manager .apk file.
To this end, TWRP will now also list any files named
The
Future versions will no longer come as a separate .zip file, but will have the Magisk payload embedded inside the Magisk Manager .apk file.
To this end, TWRP will now also list any files named
Magisk.apk, app-release.apk or app-debug.apk in the list of flashable .zip files.The
gts7xl build contains one other change. As Android 11 is now finally available for this device, this build (and future builds) will report Android 11 via its props (but still contains a kernel built for Android 10).