The kernel in the crDroid recovery image is incompatible with your bootloader version. Fix: Update your device’s stock firmware (Vendor/Bootloader) to the latest version recommended by the crDroid dev team, then re-flash the recovery.
When a new crDroid version releases, you do not need to re-flash recovery. Simply: crdroid recoveryimg install
the SHA256 checksum:
| Requirement | Specification | |-------------|----------------| | | Android device with unlockable bootloader (e.g., Google Pixel, OnePlus, Xiaomi) | | Host PC | Windows/Linux/macOS with USB debugging enabled on device | | Software | Platform Tools (ADB & Fastboot) version 33.0.3 or later | | Recovery Image | Official crdroid_recovery.img for exact device model | | Backup | Complete user data backup (unlocking bootloader wipes data) | The kernel in the crDroid recovery image is
| Feature | crDroid Recovery | TWRP | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Excellent (Built for it) | Poor / Unstable on many devices | | Backup/Restore | No | Yes (Nandroid) | | ADB Sideload | Yes | Yes | | Installing Mods (Magisk) | No (Must patch boot.img) | Yes (Direct flash) | | MTP / USB OTG | Basic | Full support | Simply: the SHA256 checksum: | Requirement | Specification
: Turn it on inside the newly visible Developer Options menu.