Encryption failed on gts210vewifi

[aibd]

@buzzzz

What are the difference r/s/t at the builds?

… from e/OS + Android OS version names and numbers? - #3 by aibd

@buzzzz

I resized the data partition

The technique is mentioned here …

@Anonyme

If red error messages show up, your phone is probably encypted but TWRP can’t decrypt the /data partition (it’s a common issue on Samsung phones).

To solve that problem, go to Wipe > Advanced wipe, select “data”, click on “Repair or Change File System”, then on “Change filesystem”. Select exFAT (or another one if it doesn’t work, it doesn’t matter), then swipe from the left to the right.

Redo the manipulation but this time select ext4 (which is the original file system) then slide from the left to the right.

Go to the 8)A)1. part of the howto.

… but you notice it is a “two stage job” when used for the indicated reason.

• But maybe no encryption is better than no IMEI in the thread linked above! – idk, but the internet suggests that the IMEI on a Samsung Wi-Fi only tablet is the device Serial number.