1.Download this file to your PC. link:-https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B74Xjste8p2VZ1FSN010LXVQeGs/edit?usp=sharing
2.Extract the entire contents of the zip to a folder named "ROOT"
3.Download this file to your PC .link:-https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B74Xjste8p2VQ1lMMkF4U1Vud0E/edit?usp=sharing
4..Extract the contents and Install the drivers by clicking "install_drivers.exe"
5.Ensure the device is connected to pc and USB Debugging mode is turned ON in your device
(Settings-Developer Options-USB debugging). (If you cant find the Developer options, go to Settings> About Phone and tap the "build number" 8 times.)
6.If you are using Windows, navigate to the ROOT folder and execute the file "run.bat or run".
7.If you are using Linux or OS X, navigate to the ROOT folder in a terminal and execute run.sh
Your Phone is Now Successfully ROOTED!!
Alternate Method
1.Get Framaroot.apk here from attachment.
2.install it and Goto Developer options and enable USB debugging.
3.Open framaroot and Select an action to execute after root to install SuperSU
4.Click on Boromir.
5.Again open framaroot and Click on Boromir
6.Restart the Device to enable superuser access
7.Now your mobile is ROOTED
Related
Root the Byond B66
-------Notes--------
1. This does void your warranty.
2. The root image auto installs the superusers permission app
3. I am in no way responsible for anything that goes wrong.
4. Thanks to Bin4ry and for the drivers.
Downloads:
1. USB driver for MT6577
2. USB VCOM driver for MT6577
3. Root_with_restore_Bin4ry_v15.7z
copy paste the link for drivers
ge.tt/7xA9h3a?c
Procedure:
1. Enable USB debugging on your device. To do that, go to Settings > Development > USB debugging.
2. Connect your phone to pc via usb cable, install the USB driver for MT6577. If windows installs the driver automatically, choose update drivers from device manager and install the proper downloaded usb drivers.
3. Now switch off the phone , remove the battery and with device manager open on screen, connect phone to pc via usb cable holding the volume+ button. In device manager you will see MT65xx preloader, choose update driver and install the USB VCOM drivers. Once the drivers are installed, disconnect, put the battery back and on the phone.
4. Enable USB debugging on your phone. To do that, go to Settings > Development > USB debugging.
Connect your phone to PC
Unzip the root tool you downloaded above.
Change the mode of your device from USB Storage to Media Device and proceed further. This change can be done only when you have connected your device to the PC, so don't go mad searching for this option before you have even connected your device. (Thanks RajivMishra13 for the update).
Run the runme.bat file. (Clever naming, eh?)
Click the Runme.bat file
A command prompt with weird green letters will pop-up on your screen.
Follow the onscreen instructions carefully. To start off, you willl need to type in a "1" and press enter.
Note: If you ever want to Unroot your B66, follow the above steps till you reach this one and then, instead of typing "1", type "x" and hit enter. Follow the instructions that appear on the command prompt after that.
The command prompt window with weird green letters: Root by Bin4ry tool
Your device will reboot during the process after which Bin4ry will copy some files to your device.
When the green letters in the command prompt says Have Fun!, then... Have fun.
That means, your device is rooted now and you can enjoy Superuser permissions!
Rooting of Xolo a700 is not so hard
Here is the Simple method of Rooting
First Enable USB Debugging From Setting>Development
Install Drivers in PC with PDanet Download Here
Follow The instructions given by PDAnet
When Drivers installed Exit PDAnet from System Tray
Now Download & Extract The Root Toolkit From Here -
Now connect Device Make sure USB debbuging is ON
Don't Select USB storage Etc.
Now open the Extracted folder of root toolkit
Run the Runme.bat file
Cmd Open,Select what you want Root or Unroot
And let it DONE
Press the restore button Whan it shows on your phone
When the cmd show the process is complete
Disconnect your device from PC
Now check your phone is Rooted or Not
If the phone is Rooted A supersu named app is in your phone
This is how I logcat on 4.3:
First off, you're going to need a WORKING android device running 4.2+
Now:
1. Plug the device into your PC
2. Go to Settings>Development and enable adb
3. When the dialogue comes up asking to trust the computer tap yes. If it doesn't appear run "adb devices" on your PC.
4. Get a root file explorer app
5. In the explorer, go to \data\misc\adb and copy adb_keys to your PC. (Copy adb_keys to your Sdcard, mount phone storage, then copy to PC.)
6. Download THIS and extract all files on your PC
7. Open up the extracted directory.
8. Place adb_keys in \data\misc\adb and then run the "Run_to_build_zip.bat" file.
9. Download THIS and flash in recovery on the device you're going to logcat.
10. Copy the zip that was just created on your PC to your sdcard and flash in recovery. (Zip will be named "adb_hack_step2_**.**.**@**_**.zip" )
Reboot, adb should now be enabled and work on the PC you used.
A few things before:
This process worked to me and can work to you, however, I can not give any garantee of how you will understand it, so, if you follow these steps, do it at your own risk.
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Before getting into this, you must have USB debugging enabled, an unlocked bootloader, a converted MI A2 to MI 6X, TWRP recovery installed.
This guide includes a fix to "Can't connect to camera" bug.
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Requirements:
TWRP Wayne
ADB
Your phone must be in MIUI
USB Debugging, unlocked bootloader enabled in Developer options
Platform-tools
Compatible USB Cable
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Install Platform-tools
Place TWRP boot image in adb folder
Inside ADB Folder, hold "Shift" key in your keyboard and click right button in your mouse and select "Open Command prompt here" or whatever it shows in your language.
In Command Prompt, type
Code:
fastboot devices
and Enter - you shall see your device's ID
In Command Prompt, type
Code:
fastboot boot twrp-[version here]-wayne.img
and Enter, your phone your restart and load TWRP Recovery.
Go to Advanced > Terminal and type:
Code:
setprop persist.camera.HAL3.enabled 1
Go to Mount and check "Data" and "System"
Go to Advanced > File Manager
In File Manager go to /system/etc/device_features
In "device_features", select "wayne.xml" and rename it to "whyred.xml"
Back to /system in "Up A Level", select build.prop > Copy File > navigate to /sdcard/Download and touch the folder icon (down right) and Swipe to confirm, then, reboot system.
In your computer's file manager, open the MI 6X and navigate to Download, copy the file build.prop to a computer's folder and open it with an advanced text editor (I recommend Notepad++).
(for security purposes, backup the original build.prop file in your computer and in your phone, just in case)
Find the line "ro.product.device=wayne" edit it to "ro.product.device=whyred" and save.
Copy build.prop back to phone's Download folder (you should replace it)
Restart phone in Fastboot mode and boot with TWRP again (steps 2, 3, 4).
Go to Mount and check "Data" and "System"
In File Manager go to /sdcard/Download, select build.prop > Copy File > Up A Level (twice) > /system, tap the folder in right down and Swipe to confirm.
In File Manager, in /system, select build.prop > chmod > Permission, change 0000 to 644, confirm
Back and reboot to system.
Voilà! You're now with Camera2API enable and with no root.
Enjoy Google CAM
This tutorial is based in akshayakakat guide, Andres Videla guide and it is a modified version of ARNOB XENON guide.
Thanks for your work, guys!
It doesn't work on my Redmi 6X with Xiaomi.eu rom.
APK file
Do you have Gcam apk file? Share with me.
Thanks it helped...
IMPORTANT
Rooting can break your phone. Do this at your own risk.
Intro
This guide explains how you can root any RealMe Android phone without installing a custom recovery like TWRP. It's possible by downloading the firmware image that is installed on your phone, extracting boot IMG file, patching the boot IMG file with Magisk and flashing the patched boot IMG file.
Requirements
Bootloader unlocked
A PC (Linux, Mac or Windows) with adb-fastboot
USB cable
Magisk stable Apk (attached)
Matching firmware file
OFP file extracter (attached)
How to
Back-up your phone with a tool or Google back-up
Unlock the bootloader (wipes all data on your phone)
Unlock RealMe GT Neo 2 bootloader guide
Download the firmware that is installed on your phone:
- https://wootje.stackstorage.com
- https://androidmtk.com/category/download
-https://realmerom.net/all-realme-models
- https://www.mobileguru4.com/flash-file-download
- https://firmwarefile.com
- https://www.gadgetsdr.com
Extract the "boot.img" file from the OFP file with the tool in the attachment
Copy the boot IMG file to your phone
Copy Magisk APK to your phone
(you will find Magisk in the attachment)
Install Magisk on your phone using the APK you copied
Open Magisk on your phone
Install Magisk (button in the app) and patch the “boot IMG” file you just copied
Get the files for ADB (platform-tools)
https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools
Copy the patched “boot IMG” file to the “adb” folder on your pc and rename it to “boot.img”
Enable USB debugging on the phone:
a) Settings » About » Tap “Build” until you a message appears you are a developer
b) Settings » Advanced » Developer » USB debugging
Open a CMD window in the “adb” folder (Windows):
a) Press the “Windows botton”
b) Type "cmd"
c) Click "Command Prompt"
d) Type "cd /d <path to directory with adb.exe file – i.e. c:\myfolder\adb>"
Start the phone in “fastboot” mode:
a) Turn the phone off
b) Press the "volume-up" button and connect the USB cable at the same time
Install the USB drivers
https://androidmtk.com/realme-usb-driver
https://realmerom.net/realme-mobile-phones-usb-driver-latest/
Run "fastboot flash boot boot.img" (watch the file name)
Disconnect the cable and turn the phone on
Download "Root Checker" from the Play Store and open it
Tap "Check Root"
A popup will appear to grand root access to the Root Checker app
If a message stating "ROOTED" appears your phone is succesfully rooted
That's it!