End-of-Life, 21 Mar 2017: No further updates are planned for this device.
TeamWin Recovery Project (TWRP) is an open source recovery system for Android devices. Beyond basic features like backup, restore, and the ability to install a new or updated version of Android, TWRP includes numerous additional features:
- The GUI is XML driven and themeable
- Partitions can be formatted to a new filesystem type
- The boot and recovery (yes) partitions can be flashed directly
- Decryption of AOSP encrypted /data is supported
- Backups can be encrypted
- … and quite a bit more
Motorola Moto X 2014 product page on twrp.me
Fork information
Beginning with version 3.0.M0-0, a forked TWRP repository is used to build releases. This has largely been done to remove the headache that is associated with keeping TWRP compatible with so many (old) Android build systems. For example, the cm-13.0
branch is only designed to be built with CyanogenMod 13.0. There are other minor changes that are described in the README, but it should be noted that the feature set is largely the same as in official TWRP releases.
Unofficial TWRP Builds
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twrp-3.0.M5-0-victara.img (9.46 MB)
Updated: 19 Jul 2016
SHA1:e724fe3dffce1bb12bab1a1bc5899c19e9765751
Commit history: twrp, device, kernel
Release 3.0.M5-0
- Largely in-line with TWRP 3.0.2-0
- Built in cm-13.0 with minor customizations
Known issues and limitations
- Not aware of any issues