Zte Prestige N9132 Temp root achieved - General Questions and Answers

Hello, New poster long time reader. Anyway lets get on with it.
I was able to achieve temp root with Kingo Root v1.4.4 today about 3 mins ago. Lmao
but like I said its temp root I'm trying to get a perm root method with adb. still have a locked boot loader.
if anyone eles wants to help with a perm root that woud be wonderful.
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root n9132
AcidicTyranny said:
Hello, New poster long time reader. Anyway lets get on with it.
I was able to achieve temp root with Kingo Root v1.4.4 today about 3 mins ago. Lmao
but like I said its temp root I'm trying to get a perm root method with adb. still have a locked boot loader.
if anyone eles wants to help with a perm root that woud be wonderful.
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i also want root it . this device have gsm capabilities any one know how use it on tmobile or att.

Did you try Kingo and did the temp root work for you? Let me know. Thanks

do this before you use Kingo
http://androidforums.com/threads/zte-write-protection-for-zmax-and-other-phones.1040331/

Didn't work on my bootlooped ztemax in ftm mode. But I'm in the process of trying this on my n9132. I have one question about this. The N9132 has a boot loader. Will the boot loader block this from working or won't have any effect? This is the first phone I've encountered a bootloader on so I have 0 experience with a bootloader. I'm still going to do it anyway I was just curious.
I just want to confirm that it works for a permanent root for the N9132
"This was found by me (Hroark13),I can not believe it was this easy
To turn off nand / system write protection on the ZTE ZMAX and maybe other phones
run this command in adb shell or terminal
reboot disemmcwp
to re-enable write protection issue this command
reboot emmcwpenab
I AM A FARKING GENIUS"
Massive credit goes to Mr. Hroark13
So basically use this command and then use ur favorite way to root and same as usual. Bada-boom Bada-bing permanent root. Restarted 10 times and never lost root.

AcidicTyranny said:
Didn't work on my bootlooped ztemax in ftm mode. But I'm in the process of trying this on my n9132. I have one question about this. The N9132 has a boot loader. Will the boot loader block this from working or won't have any effect? This is the first phone I've encountered a bootloader on so I have 0 experience with a bootloader. I'm still going to do it anyway I was just curious.
I just want to confirm that it works for a permanent root for the N9132
"This was found by me (Hroark13),I can not believe it was this easy
To turn off nand / system write protection on the ZTE ZMAX and maybe other phones
run this command in adb shell or terminal
reboot disemmcwp
to re-enable write protection issue this command
reboot emmcwpenab
I AM A FARKING GENIUS"
Massive credit goes to Mr. Hroark13
So basically use this command and then use ur favorite way to root and same as usual. Bada-boom Bada-bing permanent root. Restarted 10 times and never lost root.
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Did running this command affect the bootloader? what was your preferred method to root after? Will it be possible to pull a system dump on this phone after I root it?

Mcrmpi said:
i also want root it . this device have gsm capabilities any one know how use it on tmobile or att.
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That would be a SIM unlock. Rooting just allows access to the device's internals, such as for linking apps to the SD card or removing the pre-installed bloatware. I've been researching trying to figure out a full-root; not just a temp one.

When I try typing those command it returns "reboot: permission denied". Anything I can do about this? Thanks

There ya go
Turn USB Debugging on
Download ADB tools and driver
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...8#post48915118
Open cmd and go to c:\adb\ then type adb reboot disemmcwp
After That install kingoroot from your pc then your finished
make sure your phone is plugged into your computer

Custom recovery and roms
Hi i just achieved root. Is there a custom recovery and roms

Still no recovery or any other development for this device? I'm just curious I like to play around with multiple phones/devices.. I usually carry around 3 at a time lol.. but since my main device my idol 4(cricket variant 6055U) is trailing behind the others ? I started messing with this ZTE prestige I came across for free... It was Google locked of course but I already got round that and also used the same root method as mentioned above.. it is permanent, not sure of the bootloader issue.. I do know it's not technically locked just not accessible.. even if you chose from recovery to reboot to the bootloader it just boots up normally.. I don't expect any crazy custom Roms but TWRP sure would be nice... ?. But for now.. at least we have permanent root!!
KiD •6055U•

omg it worked for n9130

Command
AcidicTyranny said:
Didn't work on my bootlooped ztemax in ftm mode. But I'm in the process of trying this on my n9132. I have one question about this. The N9132 has a boot loader. Will the boot loader block this from working or won't have any effect? This is the first phone I've encountered a bootloader on so I have 0 experience with a bootloader. I'm still going to do it anyway I was just curious.
I just want to confirm that it works for a permanent root for the N9132
"This was found by me (Hroark13),I can not believe it was this easy
To turn off nand / system write protection on the ZTE ZMAX and maybe other phones
run this command in adb shell or terminal
reboot disemmcwp
to re-enable write protection issue this command
reboot emmcwpenab
I AM A FARKING GENIUS"
Massive credit goes to Mr. Hroark13
So basically use this command and then use ur favorite way to root and same as usual. Bada-boom Bada-bing permanent root. Restarted 10 times and never lost root.
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Where do we run this command at?
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HERPDERP202 said:
Turn USB Debugging on
Download ADB tools and driver
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...8#post48915118
Open cmd and go to c:\adb\ then type adb reboot disemmcwp
After That install kingoroot from your pc then your finished
make sure your phone is plugged into your computer
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Where do we download this adb and drivers at? To our ZTE device or pc? And where do we preform the command?

If you can't find the adb drivers for PC, or you are not able to install them, just connect the device to the PC with device debugging mode enable, and run Kingo Root connected to the Internet until you get to the part where the big "ROOT" button is.
Don't press root yet..
Kingo will download and install the drivers for you, then run cmd again, as administrator, and type the command: "adb reboot disemmcwp" without the quotes like briandelafresh says above, your phone will reboot, and then you can continue with the root. It was a success on my ZTE Prestige N9132.
Note: Before all of that, Enable "OEM Unlock" located at settings-developer options in your device if that is the case, and make sure "Unknown Sources" is checked too at settings-security on your device.

Any just to let those who have not rooted there ZTE Prestige N9132 yet. There are a ton of people including me that need the stock firmware for that device. Don't be an idiot like the rest of us and not make a backup of that firmware before you root cause there is not one to be found anywhere on the net. And maybe share it with the rest of the class too. I'll be the first to tell you I'm still a noob any I have been playing with phones for like 2 yrs now. So I don't know the first thing about getting a copy of the stock firmware. But I assume it would happen something like this.. Right after you unlock bootloader with the above mentioned adb code and before you use your rooting tool, that would be the time to get the stock firmware. Nothing is change yet on the rom only the read and write permissions. And with read and write permissions active you should be able to use adb to make a copy of that recovery. But never done this type of thing before so I could be wrong. And please correct me if I am...

Chrisrobbins30 said:
There are a ton of people including me that need the stock firmware for that device. Don't be an idiot like the rest of us
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FWIW, I am an idiot like most other average idiots that I find myself surrounded by.
However, I do have 3 ZTE Prestiges in my possession. Never even tried to root them. They are Boost phones. I don't know how that figures into it. I am tech savvy but am still learning the advanced root stuff as a hobby.

discoweasel said:
FWIW, I am an idiot like most other average idiots that I find myself surrounded by.
However, I do have 3 ZTE Prestiges in my possession. Never even tried to root them. They are Boost phones. I don't know how that figures into it. I am tech savvy but am still learning the advanced root stuff as a hobby.
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What do you guys need? I've had mine rooted a long time

Sands207 said:
What do you guys need? I've had mine rooted a long time
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A recovery ROM is needed to help some return to scratch. I could make one but as stated mine is a Boost phone. If it would be helpful I could put it up. I'm not sure how difficult it would be to backup though.

Someone please tell me how to accomplish this without a PC.

discoweasel said:
A recovery ROM is needed to help some return to scratch. I could make one but as stated mine is a Boost phone. If it would be helpful I could put it up. I'm not sure how difficult it would be to backup though.
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If you can pull system dump that would greatly help

Related

New to Maxx, confused about root.

Could anyone point me in the right direction here? I consider myself 'somewhat' technologically inclined, I have rooted a few devices before but none were this complicated. I am running 4.4, 19.5.3, SU2-3.
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Should I upgrade/change anything, or keep with the current version(s)? What is the easiest, most stable method to obtain root and an unlocked bootloader (if possible)?
One thing to note, my main absolute need for root is WiFi tether, anything else is just a plus.
Thanks in advance for any help, and my apologies for posting such a general question.
Try sunshine app
That's what I was thinking but, again, seems like there are so many variables when it comes to the maxx and obtaining root. Is there a particular starting point you can link me to? Would be much appreciated (I have not used sunshine app before).
Start with sunshine and just Google search for bootloader unlock and sunshine
rg449 said:
That's what I was thinking but, again, seems like there are so many variables when it comes to the maxx and obtaining root. Is there a particular starting point you can link me to? Would be much appreciated (I have not used sunshine app before).
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What sunscape said. Sunshine will unlock your boot loader and you will not have to worry about any of the variables.
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Thanks guys. As soon as I get the time to give it a go, I'll post back with results. Much appreciated.
rg449 said:
Thanks guys. As soon as I get the time to give it a go, I'll post back with results. Much appreciated.
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Here is the link. Sunshine does need root to run but I believe it should be able to get temp root. Download it and run it. If it can gain root it will tell you and ask for $20. If not it will simply fail. If it cant get root, look up slapmymoto which will give you root access. Word of warning unlocking your boot loader voids the warranty.
http://theroot.ninja/download.html
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Thanks chuck. That was one of the things that was throwing me. Will slapmymoto give me perm root, or is it temp? Basically, what do I need to do, if possible, to obtain perm root?
Once you get unlocked via Sunshine, you can install TWRP and get perm root.
Sweet. So, as I understand as of now, I should try sunshine app alone first, if that does not work I should try slapmymoto in order to apply the sunshine unlock. Once that is successful, install twrp, and move forward. Is this correct?
rg449 said:
Thanks chuck. That was one of the things that was throwing me. Will slapmymoto give me perm root, or is it temp? Basically, what do I need to do, if possible, to obtain perm root?
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Slapmymoto is a way to perm root but I'm not sure if it will work for you or not. It has been awhile since I used it and what versions it works for. Try downloading sunshine and run it. It will try and get temp root (which is all it needs) to unlock your boot loader. Once your boot loader is unlocked, you can flash twrp recovery(which installs perm root) and never have to worry about losing root again.
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Nice. Thanks again, I've been looking at these threads for a couple days and haven't come to a conclusion as to what needed be done.
I know this is a lazy question but, will I need a pc for this at any point? Just wondering, as I don't have access to one on hand.
No and yes.
On your phone:
click on the link for sunshine, scroll to the bottom and download the latest version. Once it downloads, run it and agree to the permissions. It will try and gain root access. If it does, then it will run some test and see if it can unlock you boot loader. If it can, it will ask for some money(well worth it in my opinion). Pay the money and it will unlock your boot loader which will allow you to flash anything you want on your phone.
Now the computer comes in.
Download twrp on your pc.. (Just search this forum for the right version) and flash it with adb in fastboot. (Lots of instructions on this as well). Once it's done, reboot into recovery and when you exit twrp recovery it will ask it you want to install superuser(aka root), tell it yes.
I don't think there is a method for rooting your phone with out a PC.
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Perfect. Sounds easy enough.
The reason I asked about the pc, I did not have to use one to root my SG3 but, I figured since this particular phone has given the development such difficulty, they likely hadn't worked it all into process that did not require a pc.
Much gratitude, sir. I will be on this asap. I just got the phone in today, ordered from swappa, and am looking forward to moving my line from that SG3 to this much nicer device. Always did prefer Motorola and I think I made a good choice this time. May end up trying a work around to use my upgrade (unlimited on verizon) to get a Turbo in the near future but I am weary of mucking up my UDP.
Anyways, I'll report back with results as they come.
Question, would it be possible to ins TWRP via their app, instead of the fastboot method? I know that the app install requires root but, I am able to gain temp root via sunshine before I bought the license and was able to run and use root apps such as titanium backup and rom toolbox. That being so, would the twrp app work if I ran the sunshine temp root first? How risky is this or are there any known complications from this being tried before.
Bottom line, I am trying to get around having to use a pc as I do not have quick access to one.
rg449 said:
Question, would it be possible to ins TWRP via their app, instead of the fastboot method? I know that the app install requires root but, I am able to gain temp root via sunshine before I bought the license and was able to run and use root apps such as titanium backup and rom toolbox. That being so, would the twrp app work if I ran the sunshine temp root first? How risky is this or are there any known complications from this being tried before.
Bottom line, I am trying to get around having to use a pc as I do not have quick access to one.
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did you unlock your bootloader via sunshine already?
Yes
Just looked in my app drawer, sunshine app is gone. Does this mean I will not be able to run the 'tests', and acquire temp root via their app, since I have already unlocked?
OK, I reinstalled the sunshine app, ran the test and was told it had gained temp root. However, I was unable to run titanium backup like I was before I unlocked. So, I guess that I maybe should have tried that route before hand. Back to the pc, fastboot method. I have a few questions, as I was at the library earlier but had to leave before I was able to complete the twrp install.
1. Do I need to download and install any drivers if the PC is already able to read my device?
2. Where do I enter the necessary commands on the PC, such as:
From your computer, open a command prompt and type:
adb reboot bootloader
I was a bit rushed and didn't get the time to look over all skd tools, maybe I was supposed to enter the command from there? I would like to get a general idea of how these tools work, or how I am supposed to use them, before I go back to the library so I am not trying to figure all this out while I am in there.
ETA: found most of my answers in post #93 here - http://forums.androidcentral.com/dr...oid-maxx-bootloader-unlocked-root-away-4.html
OK, the last time I had tried to run titanium backup (to confirm root), it wouldn't recognize the root. This apparently was because I had already opened the app and had not closed it. Realized my mistake, closed the app, reopened with root access.
So, I downloaded the TWRP app from Google play, and got so far as completing the download for the install but, did not have the stones to continue further without knowing this has or has not been tried before.
1. Is it safe?
2. I had downloaded the latest version listed within the TWRP app for the motor x (ghost), would this version work?

Hi, \How the heck do you root a Zte avid plus Z828?

How do you root a z828 zte avid plus phone metro pcs?????
It's different than the Avid 4G. You can still get into the FTM, but I'm guessing either the script or the security is different. Mine is on Android 5.1.1 MetroPCS and I've been searching everywhere to no avail. Some help in this matter would be greatly appreciated. :cyclops:
Also desperately looking for a way to root the device. I bought it as a cheap replacement when my last phone was broken, and so far I've enjoyed the phone. This is one major pitfall, though. Ive tried plenty of rooting apps and methods, and I'm willing to test and play with more. Any help is greatly appreciated and I'm offering any assistance I can. Let's find a way to crack this thing.
hi you guys i bought the avid plus from somebody yesterday for $50 and it turned out that the phone is messed up bad it wont boot and when it does it just turns off and its hard to get to go back on, is there anyway you guys can send me a copy of a backup of your phone system files, ive been looking everywhere online for countless hours for any kind of stock file and theres none at all so please i beg you send me a link or email me a few of the main required files please my email is [email protected] thank you so much for helping
ZTE z828
wood909 said:
hi you guys i bought the avid plus from somebody yesterday for $50 and it turned out that the phone is messed up bad it wont boot and when it does it just turns off and its hard to get to go back on, is there anyway you guys can send me a copy of a backup of your phone system files, ive been looking everywhere online for countless hours for any kind of stock file and theres none at all so please i beg you send me a link or email me a few of the main required files please my email is [email protected] thank you so much for helping
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ZTE Open allows you to reinstall and recover all your system files, but you need a PC and the software/directions. Google "ZTE open" z828 and you should be able to find the info you need. :cyclops:
Has anyone found a root that works on zte avid plus z828 yet?
usershack said:
Has anyone found a root that works on zte avid plus z828 yet?
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not yet......kingroot has a request form when you download it on your phone. As of now, there is about 5000 requests and was last seen at queue list 342 and it increase every day. my guesstimate is maybe by the end of July there will be a root program
End of July for sneaky Chinese info-thief rooting... Should be at about Android 9.2 by then. Never again owning a ZTE unless is a time machine and/ or comes with a Gremlin.
e30eternal said:
End of July for sneaky Chinese info-thief rooting... Should be at about Android 9.2 by then. Never again owning a ZTE unless is a time machine and/ or comes with a Gremlin.
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I don't know how successful you can be but if you go to kingoroot.com and try you may have a chance.
Here is what I did, first I downloaded the program for the pc, then attempted to root the device. When it failed, I saved the log and emailed them. After about a week I tried again. By this time I was fooling around with the cable, restarting phone, unplugging the cable and constantly restarted the kingoroot app, then finally after an hour of doing this the root worked!!!
Give it a shot, it may be worth it!!!
I have the same problem too, the reason why many rooting apps failed because the Z828 is not yet rootable. But don't worry, it will be in the future.. just don't know when.
Root
Root successful with kingoroot.
Phone messing up and root gone upon reboot.
darkfirekid said:
Root successful with kingoroot.
Phone messing up and root gone upon reboot.
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Can't use it for anything.
I got boot up and running!
Step 1: DOWNLOAD
ADB Drivers - http://adbdriver.com/
ADB Shell (guide and download) - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48915118
kingo root - https://www.kingoapp.com/android-root/download.htm
Step 2: Command Prompt with ADB
run the CMD with admistrator privileges and use the following commands -
adb devices
[hit enter]
adb reboot disemmcwp
[Your device will now reboot with some extra write permissions]
install and run KINGO ROOT! (Yes, it's kingO root, not King) on your pc.
SHAABAAMMMM!!!!
Now we need a custom recovery for it!
PS: o/! Dont try link2sd , because it #$&*#&(*@^*$ your apks, and you can't find it in the 2nd partition.
it says that the device is offline what do i do?
It does work as stated above. Nice job, I've been trying to do this for a while now. I didnt know there was a command to make the phone reboot with more permissions. Very nice!
Seems to not work for me. I get it to connect and everything, but KingoRoot fails to keep going or it finishes at 100% and tells me that it failed to install Root.
Nevermind, I had to reboot my PC.
I'm not sure this is a true root. And how do I remove kingosu and replace with SuperSU? Super sume did not work as kingosu refused to give it a permission.
Yeah its a false root. Had to wipe and factory reset.
okay. upon third try it rooted! and even root explore r/w worked!
however i deleted the metro apps and tried to install supersu because i hear nasty comms going on between kingouser and chinra.
well i'm bricked now. lol.
wont boot past powered by android splash. possibly because i deleted the MYMETRO folder in system/app.
zte and metro dont provide the update.zip so i cant recover.
any ideas? and dont tell me go to metro because they wont help.
Same problem now bricked can only open recovery
however i deleted the metro apps and tried to install supersu because i hear nasty comms going on between kingouser and chinra.
well i'm bricked now. lol.
wont boot past powered by android splash. possibly because i deleted the MYMETRO folder in system/app.
zte and metro dont provide the update.zip so i cant recover.
any ideas? and dont tell me go to metro because they wont help.

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Hello guys. Its been a few days since i joined this wonderful forums. After going through the threads and posts created by our fellow users, i found out that atleast 30%-40% of the users face rooting issues or many are unaware of how the rooting process goes about for their device. Some brick their phones while rooting and then come panicking asking for help. Now you don't need to worry guys because in this thread i have covered all the available rooting methods with and without PC (However if i have missed anything please do mention in your posts ). If one method fails to work then you can always try the other. Further this thread also includes the general and common methods of recovering a soft-bricked phone or a phone which entered a bootloop while rooting.
Rooting with PC requires you to either flash a custom recovery like TWRP or CWM on your phone and then boot into the recovery and flash your root.zip file (or) by simply connecting your phone to your PC and let the rooting program do everything for you in one click or maybe two :fingers-crossed: . Rooting without PC is a simple android app that roots your phone in a click.
NOTE:
1) ALWAYS TAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR FILES, SMS, CALL LOGS ETC.
2) YOU NEED AN UNLOCKED BOOTLOADER FOR ANY FLASHING! SOME GUYS SIMPLY ROOT WITHOUT UNLOCKING THEIR DEVICE BOOTLOADER. SO IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG NOTHING CAN BE DONE.
3) YOU CAN TRY WHICH EVER METHOD YOU WANT TO ROOT YOUR DEVICE BUT I WILL ALWAYS RECOMMEND YOU TO FIRST TRY THE ANDROID ROOTING APPS FOR YOUR PHONE BEFORE GOING TO PC STAGE.
Advantages of Rooting:​
Rooting your android mobile has several advantages but here i have listed some of the best advantages, you will get after rooting your phone.
1) Access all files of your mobile which are present in the root directory of your storage or else by giving root permissions, you can Edit or Delete any system file.
2) Increase your mobile performance by over clocking, by changing the frequency of CPU using 3rd party applications or by simply installing a custom kernel already developed for your device.
3) Increase battery life by under clocking CPU of your device.
4) Installing Custom ROMS which will change the entire looks as well as performance of your device.
5) Internal Memory can be increased which means more room for your apps.
6) Finally, Truly Own your Device, Make it appear in the way you want.
Disadvantages of rooting:​
1) Your phone might hard brick. The process of rooting android mobile is very risky and has to be carried out with extreme caution. Any wrong step in rooting can cause your phone to hard-brick.
2) There may be data loss while rooting your mobile. However this is only with those phones which require their bootloader to be unlocked.
3) Warranty of your android mobile can be lost when you root it. This is one of main reason why most decide to keep their android phone unrooted as they cannot take risks with warranty of their mobiles but you can still unroot anytime to get your warranty back as some apps listed below provides unroot. For samsung users, your knox warranty will get triggered if you do any sort of flashing. Using the mobile rooting applications is quite safe if you dont want to destroy your warranty.
For samsung users, your knox warranty will get triggered if you do any sort of flashing. Using the mobile rooting applications is quite safe if you don't want to destroy your warranty.
Pressing the thanks button will hardly take a second. Your thanks encourages and motivates me. :good:
Lets start with the actual process:good:
ROOTING WITHOUT PC​
General Instruction:
1) Download root app apk from the given link and install.
2) If you get a pop-up saying installation is blocked, then Click on Settings and tick on Unknown Sources.
3) After opening the app, click on root button or the respective button in the app.
4) Wait till the root process completes. It may take a while so sit back and relax. Once done some apps may prompt you to reboot so click on it.
I have listed the most common apps which can root your device easily. However if i have missed any app then please mention it in the comments so that i can add it in the list
1) FramaRoot
This is the no.1 rated app when we talk about rooting a phone without PC. It is still the best APK ever to root any mobile without PC/Computer. This app has rooted thousands of devices which support its exploits. Most of the exploits of Framaroot are created for MediaTek chipset android phones. Select supersu or superuser and then select any exploit you like. If one exploit fails try another. If you used all the exploits then try another root app.
Download:
https://framarootappdownload.net/
2) CF Auto Root
This app by Chainfire can root any samsung smartphones without pc easily. This app not only comes as an apk but also as a ODIN flashable .tar.md5 package.
Here is the full repository of supported devices download
Download:
https://autoroot.chainfire.eu/
3) KingRoot
This is one my favourite rooting app. This app has the potential to root any android phone. Kingroot is a well known Root tool which is known for its security and speed. Kingroot has successfully achieved one-click Root for Nexus 9 (WIFI version) and Nexus 5X with the latest Android 7.0 or Android N.
Download:
https://kingroot.net/
4) Z4 Root
This app is one of the oldest apps to root android without computer without any risk of hard brick of android mobile. If you own an android phone from a good brand like HTC, Sony, Motorola and Samsung, then this APK can root your device. This app has success rate of 99% on all devices of Samsung Galaxy S series. This application is developed by one of our fellow member at XDA . If you have the android mobile from the company xolo, lava, micromax, spice then you must try this root android without pc application.
Download:
http://www.apkmarket.org/app/z4root/
5) Towel Root:
This application is developed by Geohot to root android phone without pc easily. It successfully rooted Verizon Galaxy S5, AT&T GS5, Nexus 5, GS4, Note 3 and lots of Latest Android mobile devices.
Download:
https://towelroot.com/
6) Root Master:
This was the first english apk which rooted a device succesfully. If you have tried above method to root your android smartphone and got no success, then I recommend you to use this method.
Download:
http://rootmasterapk.org/
7) Universal Androot:
This is simple app that could easily help in rooting the Android phone with the simple downloading and installing without the use of the PC. It is so far an easy and working methods to root very old android device without computer.
Download:
https://www.roidbay.com/app/apk/com.corner23.android.universalandroot/
8) Baidu Root:
As per their website, baidu root have rooted more than 6000 devices till now. They have their own SU permission app.
Download:
http://baiduroot.net/
9) iRoot:
This software is developed by Mgyun team who had also released vRoot before. This iRoot application support any android mobile or smartphone. It supports Android 2.2 to 4.4 running devices to root it without the use of computer. It supports more than 150000 models with various brand names. iRoot uses the most advanced rooting technique which give 95% success rate. You can just root or unroot your android device in just one single click.
Download:
http://irootapk.com/
10) KingoRoot
Good rooting app. It perfectly covers Android 1.5 to 5.0 mainstream models from different manufacturers including Samsung, Google, HTC, Sony and else.
Download:
https://root-apk.kingoapp.com/
If none works then go for PC rooting techniques given below (I am sure you will have your device rooted using the above procedures). All the below programs are very easy to use. In case you don't know how to use then please refer the respective instruction page given on the program website.
ROOTING WITH PC​Enable USB Debugging Mode FIRST
To enable USB debugging . Go to Settings > Developer Option > USB debugging > Tick to Enable. Developer Option is Hidden for Android 4.2.2 & Above, to show this option Go to Settings > About phone > Built Number ( Tap on it 7 times until it shows you are now a Developer.)
1) Kingo Root
Kingo ROOT is One – Click Root Designed to work on Windows Computer . It helps to root any Android Smartphones in single click which has a success rate of 80-90%. This is the best Android rooting software through PC available in market. This is the only one click root app which has tones of developers working on it to bring improvements and to increase the device limit in every update which are released frequently.
Success Rate : 92-98%
Precaution : If you are using any Antivirus Application on your Computer, then disable it first then follow the tutorial.
Download:
https://www.kingoapp.com/
2) KingRoot
Always reliable and has 95-96% success rate in rooting the higher android version devices.
Download:
https://kingroot.net/
3) VRoot
Vroot’s goal is providing the excellent and simplest experience for all android users. The newest version of Vroot have supported for more than 8000 kinds of Android devices. It is more effective, easier and faster than you can imagine.
Success Rate: 70-75%
Download:
http://vrootdownload.info/download/vroot-download.zip
4) Root Genius
Root genius is the best & easy-to-use rooting software with high success rate with Mediatek devices. Root Genius is a Windows Application.
Download:
https://docs.google.com/uc?authuser=0&id=0B12zEp6BhQ4xV3UtVXFad0pmTVU&export=download
5) Unlock Root
Unlock Root roots and unlocks the boot-loader of various android devices. They have their own way of rooting and unlocking. To use this method for you to root your phone, they have their guides provided on each android device.
Download:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1518700
I know there are some more programs available to root android devices but these are confirmed working. By now you would surely be having root access. If not and you used some other method to root then send me the link so that i can update this thread. To check whether you have root access or not download rootchecker app from here http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/qghHr9UD/file.html
ROOTING USING TWRP/CWM/PHILZ TOUCH​1) Download the custom recovery for your device. It will be either recovery.tar.md5 for samsung users or recovery.img for fastboot users.
2) Flash with ODIN or fastboot.
Fastboot command used:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery[COLOR="Red"] recovery.img[/COLOR]
Please note your recovery must be in the same directory of fastboot. recovery.img is the name of your custom recovery.img file.
3) Now you have a working recovery installed on your device. Next step is to download the flashable rooting zip file. I will recommend SuperSu always. Download from supersu.zip from https://download.chainfire.eu/1001/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.78-20160905010000.zip
4) Navigate to the location where you have downloaded the .zip file and flash via recovery.
HOW TO RECOVER YOUR BRICKED DEVICE (COMMON PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS)
​What Is Bricked Android Phone and Tablet
Before getting to the guide of unbricking your Android phone and tablet, try to know the 2 types of Android brick device, soft bricked one and hard bricked one.
Soft bricked device - It can still boot into recovery mode or be stuck on the logo. And you have big chance to unbrick it just by flashing a stock ROM or flashing a recovery file.
Hard bricked device - Just like it's name, your device is dead. It behaves like a real brick. You can have no operation on pressing the power button. Thus hard bricked devices cannot be recovered as they are just dead.
If your device is soft-bricked, it may:
1) Keeps Rebooting;
2) Be unable to boot;
3) Boots Straight Into Recovery;
4) Boots Straight Into its Bootloader;
5) Freeze at the start up screen;
BOOTLOOP FIX:
Your device is stuck in boot loop, that is your device keeps rebooting when you are flashing a new ROM and you forgot to wipe all the data of the previous ROM, and your device boots every time with some error and hence will keep rebooting. I would always try the classical method of removing the battery for a few seconds, then put it back in, enter recovery, clear cache and reboot. It always worked for me. In case it doesnt work for you then follow these steps:
Go to recovery mode – press volume up + home screen button + power button does it.
Scroll down to “Advanced”.
Choose “Wipe Dalvik Cache” option.
Return to the main screen.
Choose “Wipe Cache Partition”.
Choose “Wipe Data / Factory Reset” to delete all your settings and apps, using the correct ROM.
Reboot your device.:good:
RECOVERY BOOTLOOP FIX:
OPTION 1: I have taken a samsung device into consideration here. For others you have to use fastboot for flashing the respective files.
Run Odin using an administrator account on your Windows PC.
Switch off your device, go to download mode (volume plus + home screen button + power button ), then press volume up to continue and connect to your PC. When Odin recognizes your device, click PDA option and navigate to the recovery.tar file where you have downloaded it. Select recovery file and hit START. The flashing process will complete and Odin will show a PASS button with green background, your device will be rebooted.
OPTION 2:
If the above method doesn't solve your problem then you have no option but to flash the official stock firmware either using odin or fastboot which may result in apps and data loss in some cases.
BOOTS STRAIGHT INTO ITS BOOTLOADER; FREEZE AT START UP SCREEN FIX:
Simply flash the stock firmware.
NOT BOOTING:
If you can enter download mode or fastboot mode then you are good to go. Simply flash the firmware. If it doesn't boot at all then i am sorry, you have hard bricked your device.
I hope my thread has helped you out. I would recommend you to try KIngRoot first (both PC and W/O PC).
Regards.
Credits: To all the developers of the Apps.
Framaroot isn't working with gti9500.
munimjaffer said:
Framaroot isn't working with gti9500.
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Please try some other app mentioned above :good: ...I have mentioned in the thread buddy that framaroot will root only those phones which supports its exploits
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Thread has been updated guys
A funny thing but did anyone try the stuffs in my guide? just curious to know....none commented about the thread
moto x ghost soft bricked
bro my phone is soft bricked,,as it ends up in boot menu but fails to access recovry mode,,n my adb is disabled,n i cant enable it as my phone has no OS,is there any chance u cud help me out with this issue
Hi, I have a Asus Zenfone Go ZB452KG
And Im trying to root it but I only see guides to the Go ZC500TG/Z00VD (using the search of the forum and around internet).
I even found a person with my same question but the link they gave didnt contained info for the ZB452KG but for the ZC500TG.
I found a couple of websites around internet but they seem suspicious, someone have the same phone and knew how to do it ? Or someone else know where i can find a trustfull root way ?
Thanks
biscottoesse said:
Hi, I have a Asus Zenfone Go ZB452KG
And Im trying to root it but I only see guides to the Go ZC500TG/Z00VD (using the search of the forum and around internet).
I even found a person with my same question but the link they gave didnt contained info for the ZB452KG but for the ZC500TG.
I found a couple of websites around internet but they seem suspicious, someone have the same phone and knew how to do it ? Or someone else know where i can find a trustfull root way ?
Thanks
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Bro I have provided a huge page full of root guides above ...have u try those? I would suggest that u use kingroot first
Hi, I've been active on the XDA forums for a while, and spend most of my time in the forums for my samsung galaxy note 101" 2014 smp600. This puppy has been flashed, formatted, bricked and fubarred many times. I'm currently running the Orion build of Marshmallow from this site. I recently
got the same model for my wife which has OEM upgrades to Android 5.11
Both of these tabs need work which my usual forums won't provide support, (or a response)for. I need to A: change my bootloader to the KK version in order to comply with the requirements of a Nougat ROM (which was unstable with my current bootloader. Funny that when I asked about identifying a bootloader, all I got was a snippy reply that the bootloader is "named" the same as the droid version it came with??? All I know is that I NEED to getthis bootloader onto my sp600. HEREIN lies my concern: I HAVE ODIN setup on a laptop, with CFautoroot, and the Windows drivers, etc. I DID work on my tab a few years ago. But I do NOT, in any way TRUST said setup to run on either of the sp600 I have.
So, I am NOT a noob, I have experience flashing almost anything on several devices. THIS is MY question: CAN I download and flash a KK bootloader WITHOUT ODIN or a pc??? And are ANY of the one-touch-root apps that you THANKFULLY wrote about usable and SAFE to use for such things? I have no experince with these and it is damn hard to find info on them anywhere. I just need to know about the bootloader and basic root access setup without a pc. I saw several suggestions to use King root and then an app to removed and repkace it with SuperSU for security.
Please give me a direction of some kind. All is appreciated info. ODIN and WINDOWS SUCK!! ;-DeaNoD
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DeanoD said:
Hi, I've been active on the XDA forums for a while, and spend most of my time in the forums for my samsung galaxy note 101" 2014 smp600. This puppy has been flashed, formatted, bricked and fubarred many times. I'm currently running the Orion build of Marshmallow from this site. I recently
got the same model for my wife which has OEM upgrades to Android 5.11
Both of these tabs need work which my usual forums won't provide support, (or a response)for. I need to A: change my bootloader to the KK version in order to comply with the requirements of a Nougat ROM (which was unstable with my current bootloader. Funny that when I asked about identifying a bootloader, all I got was a snippy reply that the bootloader is "named" the same as the droid version it came with??? All I know is that I NEED to getthis bootloader onto my sp600. HEREIN lies my concern: I HAVE ODIN setup on a laptop, with CFautoroot, and the Windows drivers, etc. I DID work on my tab a few years ago. But I do NOT, in any way TRUST said setup to run on either of the sp600 I have.
So, I am NOT a noob, I have experience flashing almost anything on several devices. THIS is MY question: CAN I download and flash a KK bootloader WITHOUT ODIN or a pc??? And are ANY of the one-touch-root apps that you THANKFULLY wrote about usable and SAFE to use for such things? I have no experince with these and it is damn hard to find info on them anywhere. I just need to know about the bootloader and basic root access setup without a pc. I saw several suggestions to use King root and then an app to removed and repkace it with SuperSU for security.
Please give me a direction of some kind. All is appreciated info. ODIN and WINDOWS SUCK!! ;-DeaNoD
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Yes if u are on linux, use hiemdall ..its a tool used for flashing firmwares and an alternative to odin ( i have no idea on how to use that as i never used it) ...i would suggest u to use kingroot ... its a good option as they can root almost all devices... then flash a custom recovery using flashify app ... whole process takes place without a pc as u wanted
Regards
biscottoesse said:
Hi, I have a Asus Zenfone Go ZB452KG
And Im trying to root it but I only see guides to the Go ZC500TG/Z00VD (using the search of the forum and around internet).
I even found a person with my same question but the link they gave didnt contained info for the ZB452KG but for the ZC500TG.
I found a couple of websites around internet but they seem suspicious, someone have the same phone and knew how to do it ? Or someone else know where i can find a trustfull root way ?
Thanks
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KingWilliams said:
Bro I have provided a huge page full of root guides above ...have u try those? I would suggest that u use kingroot first
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In case someone experience the same problem/doubt as use the search in the forum... my solution was KingRoot.
Thanks for the reply KingWilliams.
KingWilliams said:
Yes if u are on linux, use hiemdall ..its a tool used for flashing firmwares and an alternative to odin ( i have no idea on how to use that as i never used it) ...i would suggest u to use kingroot ... its a good option as they can root almost all devices... then flash a custom recovery using flashify app ... whole process takes place without a pc as u wanted
Regards
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Thanks for the info. From what l've read about Kingroot is that it installssome pretty dicey "extras". What have you heard about the SuperSU Me app? It is supposed to remove Kingroot and replace it with SuperSU. I am now reading up on flashify to learn more of how it works. Any further attempts to use ODIN are off the table for me. I'm surprised that someone like chainfire of ssu fame hasn't come up with something better than running ODIN on Winblows. Thanks ;-Deano
DeanoD said:
Thanks for the info. From what l've read about Kingroot is that it installssome pretty dicey "extras". What have you heard about the SuperSU Me app? It is supposed to remove Kingroot and replace it with SuperSU. I am now reading up on flashify to learn more of how it works. Any further attempts to use ODIN are off the table for me. I'm surprised that someone like chainfire of ssu fame hasn't come up with something better than running ODIN on Winblows. Thanks ;-Deano
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Supersu me doesn't work well on higher versions of android and may cause a bootloop.. That's what I read...chainfire is not the developer of Odin and neither are the other developers here related to it..its samsung who own that ... Did u try hiemdall?
http://www.webupd8.org/2012/06/heimdall-odin-alternative-that-runs-on.html
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Bump ..see this before posting about root requests
KingWilliams said:
Supersu me doesn't work well on higher versions of android and may cause a bootloop.. That's what I read...chainfire is not the developer of Odin and neither are the other developers here related to it..its samsung who own that ... Did u try hiemdall?
http://www.webupd8.org/2012/06/heimdall-odin-alternative-that-runs-on.html
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Made one last valiant effort to run Odin or Heimdall on my laptop. Then I found that EVERY download of any .rar files related to their use were corrupted. So that put the final nail in the coffin for ALL PC based solutions in this case. As for chainfire, IIRC he was involved with Odin lite which then became Flashfire. I could find no further suggestions that indicated FlashFire could be used to root a device PC -Free. I have just tried several different CM 14 versions n my 600 over the past day or so. After much grief and a close bricking, I landed back on CM 13 Liquid Dark. Will not likely try CM 14 again untilI can fix my LP bootloader probs. Thanks for the input, ;-DeanoD
DeanoD said:
Made one last valiant effort to run Odin or Heimdall on my laptop. Then I found that EVERY download of any .rar files related to their use were corrupted. So that put the final nail in the coffin for ALL PC based solutions in this case. As for chainfire, IIRC he was involved with Odin lite which then became Flashfire. I could find no further suggestions that indicated FlashFire could be used to root a device PC -Free. I have just tried several different CM 14 versions n my 600 over the past day or so. After much grief and a close bricking, I landed back on CM 13 Liquid Dark. Will not likely try CM 14 again untilI can fix my LP bootloader probs. Thanks for the input, ;-DeanoD
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Nice ..i am trying to get cm14 working on marshmallow bootloader from a long time...cm14 boots but ends up in bootloop which sucks... is the cm 14 stable for ur device?
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Thanks king, i have been searching for root without pc for my micromax tab for a long time, but couldn't find successful methods.
Finally rooted with Kingoroot app.
Now trying to get a custom recovery for it. But i looked in flashify, my device wasnt listed there in flash twrp/cwm list, which recovery should i download or install? I need it to remove kingoroot apps and kingo superuser and flash supersu.
Tried using the search but couldnt find anything on my device - micromax p680.
MarshisnotMellow said:
Thanks king, i have been searching for root without pc for my micromax tab for a long time, but couldn't find successful methods.
Finally rooted with Kingoroot app.
Now trying to get a custom recovery for it. But i looked in flashify, my device wasnt listed there in flash twrp/cwm list, which recovery should i download or install? I need it to remove kingoroot apps and kingo superuser and flash supersu.
Tried using the search but couldnt find anything on my device - micromax p680.
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Did u search in the forums for cwm or twrp? U might find it
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Cannot ROOT, SU BINARY OCCUPIED!!!

Hello all!
I cannot get root on my S7 as the title states.
I have loaded the ENG BOOT to my phone:
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I have followed this guide: https://forum.xda-developers.com/tm...eres-how-rooted-nougat-s7-edge-g935t-t3567502
with this New ROOT.BAT:
Code:
**EDIT: @jrkruse on 5/29/17 has created a new ROOT.BAT including SuperSU v2.82, it has been outlined in this post #480 of his custom rom thread. As always, please take a moment to hit the thanks button! Without the work of these amazing dev's we would NOT have root PERIOD! It is free for you, and mean's a lot to everyone involved in bringing these releases to you the public!!!
Here is latest root zip with SuperSU 2.82 (5/29/2017)
Nougat_S7_Root_2_82_All_Carriers_V1.zip
I let the phone reboot and when I open SuperSU, I receive the error "SU Binary Occupied". This happened the absolute very first time I attempted to root the phone, nothing has ever been done to the phone, it was 100% stock. I then unrooted the phone with the unroot.bat. I have been getting device disconnects when running the root.bat. My phone is connected and it is not actually disconnecting as far as I can see. I am also getting a "Protocol Error" occasionally when the script is attempting to install SuperSU. I can run the command by hand and it installs no problem, it only errors out with the script. I then use the unroot.bat and start over which the script will run fine again. The apps uninstall when the unroot.bat runs and they then re-install when the root.bat runs.
I have yet been able to root this phone successfully.
I did get the error to not show at one point after I ran the unroot.bat. I installed SuperSU v2.79 via adb cmd prompt, and then opened the app. It then gave me the SU binary needs to be updated error, which it fails at doing.
I really do not want to reset the phone as I'm not even sure that would solve anything as it didn't work the first time from stock.
I have read that there is TWRP working for the S7 but i cant tell if it's for the US version or not, I didn't look into it very deeply.
Does anyone have any advice?
Well, bit the bullet and re-flashed my phone using QH7 odin files and attempted root again. This time it has worked successfully!
It appears that there may have been something that installed funny when the upgrade to Nougat occurred as my reboot time is about 20 seconds now, compared to the 60 seconds it took previously.
Guess if you are getting the same problems when you've never rooted before, a re-flash may result in these issues resolving themselves.
eweo911 said:
Hello all!
I cannot get root on my S7 as the title states.
I have loaded the ENG BOOT to my phone:
I have followed this guide: https://forum.xda-developers.com/tm...eres-how-rooted-nougat-s7-edge-g935t-t3567502
with this New ROOT.BAT:
Code:
**EDIT: @jrkruse on 5/29/17 has created a new ROOT.BAT including SuperSU v2.82, it has been outlined in this post #480 of his custom rom thread. As always, please take a moment to hit the thanks button! Without the work of these amazing dev's we would NOT have root PERIOD! It is free for you, and mean's a lot to everyone involved in bringing these releases to you the public!!!
Here is latest root zip with SuperSU 2.82 (5/29/2017)
Nougat_S7_Root_2_82_All_Carriers_V1.zip
I let the phone reboot and when I open SuperSU, I receive the error "SU Binary Occupied". This happened the absolute very first time I attempted to root the phone, nothing has ever been done to the phone, it was 100% stock. I then unrooted the phone with the unroot.bat. I have been getting device disconnects when running the root.bat. My phone is connected and it is not actually disconnecting as far as I can see. I am also getting a "Protocol Error" occasionally when the script is attempting to install SuperSU. I can run the command by hand and it installs no problem, it only errors out with the script. I then use the unroot.bat and start over which the script will run fine again. The apps uninstall when the unroot.bat runs and they then re-install when the root.bat runs.
I have yet been able to root this phone successfully.
I did get the error to not show at one point after I ran the unroot.bat. I installed SuperSU v2.79 via adb cmd prompt, and then opened the app. It then gave me the SU binary needs to be updated error, which it fails at doing.
I really do not want to reset the phone as I'm not even sure that would solve anything as it didn't work the first time from stock.
I have read that there is TWRP working for the S7 but i cant tell if it's for the US version or not, I didn't look into it very deeply.
Does anyone have any advice?
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The TWRP is not for S7 T-mobile sm-g930t, becouse it has the bootloader locked, and no way to unlock it.
Somebody found a way to unlock bootloader on verizon s7, can it waork also with a t-mobile version???
Thanks
pippone121263 said:
Somebody found a way to unlock bootloader on verizon s7, can it waork also with a t-mobile version???
Thanks
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Pics or it didn't happen. JK but really though where'd you see that? That's very exciting!
pippone121263 said:
Somebody found a way to unlock bootloader on verizon s7, can it waork also with a t-mobile version???
Thanks
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I highly doubt this...
There's a lot of people who get confused with carrier unlocks and bootloader unlocks. If you know what you are talking about and aren't confused please share a link or pictures.
Was this ever resolved? I'm having the exact same problem. Even tried flashing back to prior firmware. No success.
penn263 said:
Was this ever resolved? I'm having the exact same problem. Even tried flashing back to prior firmware. No success.
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Use the latest root script and binary...
KillerClaw321 said:
Use the latest root script and binary...
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I used Nougat_S7_Root_2_82_All_Carriers_V1.zip like the OP. No success because it's saying SU binary occupied. Isn't that the latest?
penn263 said:
I used Nougat_S7_Root_2_82_All_Carriers_V1.zip like the OP. No success because it's saying SU binary occupied. Isn't that the latest?
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Did you by any chance try installing tinysu?
penn263 said:
Was this ever resolved? I'm having the exact same problem. Even tried flashing back to prior firmware. No success.
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Yes, this was resolved by flashing back to stock and attempting root again through the exact same method.

Themes / Apps / Mods Magisk

I'm going to attempt to get magisk up and running on my brand new Moto Edge (berlna), and maybe twrp if i can manage the device port and build. i will document the trial and error drama here, success or failure. wish me luck
first thing we need is the current firmware. pulling that down from moto RSA
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1. boot.img successfully patched by magisk,
2. fastboot flash boot magisk_patched_boot.img completed successfully.
3. root obtained, w00t!
tom.etc said:
I'm going to attempt to get magisk up and running on my brand new Moto Edge (berlna), and maybe twrp if i can manage the device port and build. i will document the trial and error drama here, success or failure. wish me luck
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I have attempted and succeeded to root the phone through magisk by the magisk APK boot.img way ...
Root holds works well...
Any news from anybody on TWRP for "Berlna"?
I have tried TWRP for "Racer"and other variants...
She no work for this "girl" ..
But it's new and I just thought I'd post the question regardless thanks everybody for your time!
XT2141-2 Berlina here. How did you unlock bootloader before flashing patched boot.img? Thanks.
NVM its the standard procedure for moto phones, sorry!
yeah, i haven't had time to dig into TWRP for myself, but i'd love to. let me know if someone manages it before me please!
tom.etc said:
first thing we need is the current firmware. pulling that down from moto RSA
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1. boot.img successfully patched by magisk,
2. fastboot flash boot magisk_patched_boot.img completed successfully.
3. root obtained, w00t!
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Would you be able to post a short guide on how you accomplished this root without using TWRP for the Berlna/where you found the files to patch with Magisk? I recently picked up this phone and would love to root it myself, but any tutorials I've found use TWRP to install Magisk on the phone.
Thanks!
curtissimo said:
Would you be able to post a short guide on how you accomplished this root without using TWRP for the Berlna/where you found the files to patch with Magisk? I recently picked up this phone and would love to root it myself, but any tutorials I've found use TWRP to install Magisk on the phone.
Thanks!
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It is exactly the same process for patching any other device with an unlocked bootloader without using TWRP.
1) Download device image from Motorola,
2) Extract boot.img from firmware file,
3) Use another device with Magisk to patch the extracted boot.img file within the Magisk App,
4) Unlock the bootloader on the device to be flashed,
5) Flash modified boot.img file in Fastboot mode.
For a long time i thought i was the only edge 2021 owner! Nice seeing you guys here and thanks for your efforts.
Just out of curiosity, can anyone verify that tap to pay, secured apps(banking mostly) and all the normal OS functions will continue to work as usual? I haven't had a rooted phone in ages, I might see what's changed since.
tap to pay i only figured out last night. forgive me for being sleep deprived and rambling a bit, i ended up pulling an all nighter o_0
itsfitts said:
Just out of curiosity, can anyone verify that tap to pay, secured apps(banking mostly) and all the normal OS functions will continue to work as usual? I haven't had a rooted phone in ages, I might see what's changed since.
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standard disclaimer:
IF YOU READ PAST HERE, YOU ARE DOING SO AT YOUR OWN RISK, AND IF YOU END UP WITH A BRICK THAT'S ON YOU, NOT ME.
i know this list of stuff installed resulted in my phone working with magisk, riru, lsposed, viper and gravitybox AND passes the whole shebang regarding safety net while they're running.. after clearing the user data and cache to the play store app, the play store shows my device is certified, as well.
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you had better know what you're doing or be prepared to have to deal with data loss as we don't have twrp to save us. use great care. if the unexpected happens, you'll be running the lenovo phone rescue tool
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you need (some subset of the following, i haven't completely nailed down what the critical minimum is, but i know this combo is working for me.):
1. Magisk, with the following modules:
Magisk Hide Props Config
in the thread here on XDA for the module above, there is a reference to "safetynet-fix-2.1.3.zip" in one of the replies, (use search in the thread) follow the link, you need that.
EDIT: see here: https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-R.../master/README.md#force-basic-key-attestation
you also need Riru along with it's modules:
Sui
(i installed this, but dunno if necessary or not) enhanced mode for storage isolation (as well as the companion app "storage isolation" on the author of Riru's site in the downloads section
(i installed this, but dunno if necessary or not) IFW-Enhance
(i installed this, but dunno if necessary or not) Location Report Enabler
(i installed this, but dunno if necessary or not) Clipboard Whitelist
(i installed this, but dunno if necessary or not) LSPosed 1.6.5
some time around 5am the above ensemble got my berlna to pass safetynet basic and cts profile, and was able to add a card to the gpay app
bonus time: i was also able to get the magisk module for installing Viper4AndroidFX working (hint, use "legacy mode" in the settings) as well as the xPosed mod GravityBox[R] (which also works for me, atleast in rearranging the QS tile layout <3 )
sadly, my notes died when there was a power outage this morning so i will need to review my work if you want the details, but here's some screen shots. i've included what might be superfluous hides from within Sui, but this is what is currently working as i sip this pepsi i just bought with my phone.
Finally came back to this thread, got sidetracked on wanting to root my phone for a bit. But I got it rooted successfully, am using CF.lumen for a real blue light filter experience that isn't an overlay, and am very happy!
Thanks everyone for the help
I am not sure should I root it.
The main concern is Widevine L1.
I rooted many Motorola phones and I don't think this one is an exception
I've been having an tiny issue with step 4, unlocking the bootloader. The website is trying to say my phone is not "eligible for unlock". Only a small speed bump as far as I'm concerned, because I know someone here on XDA has a way around this!
Anyone? ..........."crickets*
Gregbmil1 said:
I've been having an tiny issue with step 4, unlocking the bootloader. The website is trying to say my phone is not "eligible for unlock". Only a small speed bump as far as I'm concerned, because I know someone here on XDA has a way around this!
Anyone? ..........."crickets*
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If your phone is a carrier bought model, then you won't be able to unlock it.
If you bought it unlocked (not from a carrier or a carrier store) and the website won't give you a token, then you'll need to contact Lenovo for support, possibly an exchange.
twelfth said:
If your phone is a carrier bought model, then you won't be able to unlock it.
If you bought it unlocked (not from a carrier or a carrier store) and the website won't give you a token, then you'll need to contact Lenovo for support, possibly an exchange.
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Yeah, from Verizon
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Yeah, from Verizon
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You're boned. Sorry bud. If you ever want to be able to unlock the bootloader of a device, never buy it directly from the carrier or get a carrier branded device via resale. Most of the time you can order an unlocked device from Motorola directly and use it on verizon, just need to swap the simcard.
I wouldn't say that it cant be unlocked if it is a carrier edition. More accurately, Verizon specifically makes an issue of this. I don't think I've ever had a Verizon phone I could unlock, especially Samsung.
Is your phone paid-in-full? There's a possibility its ineligible because of this.
If rooting isn't an option, you can still accomplish a lot via other means. I've been playing around a lot with the Shizuku API myself.
I was looking for information on TWRP for the XT2141-2 if anyone has any. I'm looking at flashing an Android 12 GSI and wanted TWRP available as a backup if things went south
twelfth said:
You're boned. Sorry bud. If you ever want to be able to unlock the bootloader of a device, never buy it directly from the carrier or get a carrier branded device via resale. Most of the time you can order an unlocked device from Motorola directly and use it on verizon, just need to swap the simcard.
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Thanks, I'm going to be looking into a different phone. Having root is important to me. I had a rooted Note 10 with an unlocked bootloader. I thought i drove away with it laying on to of the bed cover if my truck. So i got the Motorola edge. Hours later i found my Note 10, with a dead battery under a dresser just barly enough to not be able to see it when standing. Just my luck.
At least i have a rooted phone still even if it has no service anymore
tom.etc said:
tap to pay i only figured out last night. forgive me for being sleep deprived and rambling a bit, i ended up pulling an all nighter o_0
standard disclaimer:
IF YOU READ PAST HERE, YOU ARE DOING SO AT YOUR OWN RISK, AND IF YOU END UP WITH A BRICK THAT'S ON YOU, NOT ME.
i know this list of stuff installed resulted in my phone working with magisk, riru, lsposed, viper and gravitybox AND passes the whole shebang regarding safety net while they're running.. after clearing the user data and cache to the play store app, the play store shows my device is certified, as well.
*****************************************************************************************************************
you had better know what you're doing or be prepared to have to deal with data loss as we don't have twrp to save us. use great care. if the unexpected happens, you'll be running the lenovo phone rescue tool
*****************************************************************************************************************
you need (some subset of the following, i haven't completely nailed down what the critical minimum is, but i know this combo is working for me.):
1. Magisk, with the following modules:
Magisk Hide Props Config
in the thread here on XDA for the module above, there is a reference to "safetynet-fix-2.1.3.zip" in one of the replies, (use search in the thread) follow the link, you need that.
EDIT: see here: https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-R.../master/README.md#force-basic-key-attestation
you also need Riru along with it's modules:
Sui
(i installed this, but dunno if necessary or not) enhanced mode for storage isolation (as well as the companion app "storage isolation" on the author of Riru's site in the downloads section
(i installed this, but dunno if necessary or not) IFW-Enhance
(i installed this, but dunno if necessary or not) Location Report Enabler
(i installed this, but dunno if necessary or not) Clipboard Whitelist
(i installed this, but dunno if necessary or not) LSPosed 1.6.5
some time around 5am the above ensemble got my berlna to pass safetynet basic and cts profile, and was able to add a card to the gpay app
bonus time: i was also able to get the magisk module for installing Viper4AndroidFX working (hint, use "legacy mode" in the settings) as well as the xPosed mod GravityBox[R] (which also works for me, atleast in rearranging the QS tile layout <3 )
sadly, my notes died when there was a power outage this morning so i will need to review my work if you want the details, but here's some screen shots. i've included what might be superfluous hides from within Sui, but this is what is currently working as i sip this pepsi i just bought with my phone.
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Hey bro I have a question, is there a possible way to get the firmware for edge 2021 12 (S1RMS32.48-18-11-2-3) (WITHOUT A PC) I unlocked my bootloader but I can't get the boot.img anywhere so I came here for help.

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