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So I bought a Chinese OnePlus One, and it came pre-installed with CM 11 version 11.0-XNPH33r.
Connected to wifi, and got the system update for 11.0-XNPH38r Incremental, so I click download and install.
It reboots phone, then it loads ColorOS recovery looking screen with Chinese written on it and a green loading bar, then The CM splash icons comes back and loads. (alien looking guy with an arrow circling around his head)
After all that, I go to check the version and I'm still stuck at 11.0-XNPH33r!
I tried manually doing it from ColorOS recovery with 11.0-XNPH38r Incremental zip file, it installs about 3/4 of the way and then fails.
My Kernel Version is : 3.4.0-cyanogenmod-g0ad30e5
My ColorOS Recovery Version is : 1.2 (Rooted)
I've been looking around the forums, and I see people manually updating using TWRP which I don't have.
Can someone please help me, and if you have a solution can you please give me a step by step direction since I'm new to flashing/rooting and this phone.
I have a guide thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2839471
It contains instructions on how to unlock your bootloader and install TWRP recovery (sections 1 and 2). Before doing anything though you should check the status of your bootloader because it might already be unlocked. You'll need to follow the instructions at the top of the guide to install your phone drivers and also adb/fastboot via the Android SDK. Once you have done that you can boot your phone into fastboot mode (hold power + volume up), connect your phone to your PC via usb cable, open a command prompt from your fastboot folder (shift + right click anywhere within the foler, then select open command prompt here), and issue this command:
Code:
fastboot oem device-info
Please post the results here.
Thanks man, I'll try that out.
timmaaa said:
I have a guide thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2839471
It contains instructions on how to unlock your bootloader and install TWRP recovery (sections 1 and 2). Before doing anything though you should check the status of your bootloader because it might already be unlocked. You'll need to follow the instructions at the top of the guide to install your phone drivers and also adb/fastboot via the Android SDK. Once you have done that you can boot your phone into fastboot mode (hold power + volume up), connect your phone to your PC via usb cable, open a command prompt from your fastboot folder (shift + right click anywhere within the foler, then select open command prompt here), and issue this command:
Code:
fastboot oem device-info
Please post the results here.
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TY for you help. I manage to get a custom recovery (TWRP), but I still can't update past 33R, when I update I get "E:Error executing updater binary in zip '/cache/cm-bacon-3628510d76-to-ac1ccf7921-signed.zip
I also have this phone SuperSU fully rooted I think
TheOneinNeed said:
TY for you help. I manage to get a custom recovery (TWRP), but I still can't update past 33R, when I update I get "E:Error executing updater binary in zip '/cache/cm-bacon-3628510d76-to-ac1ccf7921-signed.zip
I also have this phone SuperSU fully rooted I think
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Go to section 8 of my guide and flash the stock images. Make sure you remove the -w of the last command though or it'll wipe all your user data.
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timmaaa said:
Go to section 8 of my guide and flash the stock images. Make sure you remove the -w of the last command though or it'll wipe all your user data.
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Thanks man. I actually tried the flashing of 44s on the guide you sent me and it worked. Sorry for my last reply. You've been a great help and my phone is up to date.
Two last question if you don't mind. When the new update comes, can I install through Settings> About Phones> System Updates
or do I have to do something similar to the flashing I just did
after flashing my custom recovery is gone (TWRP) and the Cyanogen Mod Recovery took its place. Should I leave it like that or get TWRP and if TWRP is the answer, do I use the same method I did installing the custom recovery?
You should now have no problems receiving automatic updates through the settings menu. You can leave the stock recovery if you want to, or you can flash TWRP again. If you don't intend on flashing any custom ROMs or mods then the stock recovery should suit you just fine. Flashing a recovery is done via fastboot.
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-2.8.4.1.img
(where the recovery filename is twrp-2.8.4.1.img)
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You should now have no problems receiving automatic updates through the settings menu. You can leave the stock recovery if you want to, or you can flash TWRP again. If you don't intend on flashing any custom ROMs or mods then the stock recovery should suit you just fine. Flashing a recovery is done via fastboot.
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-2.8.4.1.img
(where the recovery filename is twrp-2.8.4.1.img)
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Thank you for your time and effort to help.
I appreciate it a lot. Thanks again!
Hi, I will be showing you how to root this device, it's a pretty new (released last year) model from Acer (a company dev hates becauseof their no-release firmware).
I will not be held responsible for anything that will happen, proceed at your own risk
ABOUT (ME?):
ive had this device, i really wanted to root it, but turns out that no official or legit guide is available in the internet. But with the help of some other guides about previous tutorial, and a big thanks to smartmanvartan who provided the customized twrp port for my device.
PREREQUISITES
1. ADB and fastboot, here is a guide (Note: im using linux), if youre in windows, go to the acer webpage and download the usb driver for the device and install it.
2. the twrp port in here. Then unpack that zip file, you will be using the twrp-mod.img file.
3. download the supersu.zip here and put it in the external sdcard.
BACKUP!!! Make sure you also have a backup of the original firmware, so if something happens, it's easy to return to stock, you can download the firmware here
Process
Im assuming that you already has the required files. MAKE SURE YOURE DEVICE IS z528, there are two kinds of acer liquid zest 4g.
1. unlock the oem lock in the device, go to settings > about device > go to build number and repeatedly tap on it until you are notified that the developers option is enabled. After that, go to settings > developer option > turn on the enable the oem unlocking, enable usb debugging.
2. turn off your device then boot into fastboot mode (press the VOL UP button and the Power Button) it should boot into the prebootloader, use the VOL UP key to navigate, then VOL DOWN to select, you have 4 options: recovery, fastboot, normal, demo, choose fastboot.
2. while in fastboot mode, connect cable to the phone to the device, then open a terminal (command prompt if youre in windows) then type
Code:
fastboot devices
then enter, it should return a device on the list. (if youre device is not in the list,make sure you've followed the adb and fastboot install guide)
3. Once fastboot detects youre device, do
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
and there will be a prompt in your device, follow it.
4. check everything is okay with
Code:
fastboot getvar all
and look for the bootloader if its unlocked.
5. navigate to the place where the twrp image is located, then open terminal there (windows: shift + right click > open command prompt there) then do
Code:
fastboot boot <name of the twrp.img>
example :
Code:
fastboot boot twrp-mod.img
then wait for the device to restart and boot into the custom recovery.
6. While in the custom recovery, (you will see my name there HAHAHA) tap install, locate the supersu.zip, and wait for it to get flashed. You will see some important notice about not disturbing the process, the device should boot twice and, if everything is successful, voila! your device is rooted, after logging again like your device is fresh from the store, check the supersu app, it should not throw some error
6.5. if it's not working, try repeating the process, then before installing the supersu.zip, go to wipe first, then erase the cache (DO NOT ERASE ANY OTHER!, then go back, wipe swipe to do factory wipe.
EVERYTHING SHOULD WORK!
Just reply if you've encounter any problem.
NOTE:
it also works for the z628 (t08)
Hello,
Does it work for t08?
cartgen said:
Hello,
Does it work for t08?
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Im afraid it doesnt, you have to provide/port a custom twrp suitable/compatible for your device.
Hello , but after rebooting the TWRP recovery is gone. Is there a way to replace the original with TWRP on the phone?
snakekiller said:
Hello , but after rebooting the TWRP recovery is gone. Is there a way to replace the original with TWRP on the phone?
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The method ive showed you is booting only in twrp, not replacing to stock recovery. After using the command
fastboot boot twrp.img
You should wait for your device to boot into twrp.
If you want to replace the stock recovery, im warning you,google the possible problems that may happen, if you wish to proceed, use the command
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
flamendless said:
The method ive showed you is booting only in twrp, not replacing to stock recovery. After using the command
fastboot boot twrp.img
You should wait for your device to boot into twrp.
If you want to replace the stock recovery, im warning you,google the possible problems that may happen, if you wish to proceed, use the command
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
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ok from where did you take the twrp recovery.
did you changes some stuff , sow that its works on this device?
or did you make it yourself.
if i try and its not working . maybe bootloop or just a brick .
can i recover it with the linux terminal?
snakekiller said:
ok from where did you take the twrp recovery.
did you changes some stuff , sow that its works on this device?
or did you make it yourself.
if i try and its not working . maybe bootloop or just a brick .
can i recover it with the linux terminal?
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I got the custom twrp from a person here on xda. To avoid bootloop, don't flash the TWRP, just do the fastboot boot twrp.img, that method will never cause bootloop. What is your device? What happened after you fastboot boot twrp.img?
Your tutorial works fine . But I just want want a custom recovery so that I can make a custom ROM for this device.
i have a question
i downloaded SP Flastool for linux but how put this phone to download mode.
sow that it's connect with the program.
snakekiller said:
Your tutorial works fine . But I just want want a custom recovery so that I can make a custom ROM for this device.
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Is your device same as the device tutorial I've used in this post? If it is, I have provided the custom twrp that works on the specific device.
snakekiller said:
i have a question
i downloaded SP Flastool for linux but how put this phone to download mode.
sow that it's connect with the program.
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You will only use the sp flash tool if your device is mediatek, also, you wont need it for the rooting process this tutorial is for, you will only need the sp flash tool when your device got soft bricked
ok guys i did the test.
you can safely flash this recovery to your device.
lets make some custom roms now.
all the credits go to flamendless
guys are u shure u mean the z628 not the 528? the 628 ist the liquid zest plus iirc... liquid zest 4g are 525 and 528 iirc... if u mean the 528 is the twrp working on this device? would be great it twrp works on this device...
best regards
numen said:
guys are u shure u mean the z628 not the 528? the 628 ist the liquid zest plus iirc... liquid zest 4g are 525 and 528 iirc... if u mean the 528 is the twrp working on this device? would be great it twrp works on this device...
best regards
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My phone is the 528 or the T07. I flashed the recovery and works great on this device
snakekiller said:
ok guys i did the test.
you can safely flash this recovery to your device.
lets make some custom roms now.
all the credits go to flamendless
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Thanks! I would also like to try a custom rom for it, i dont see any custom rom available for this device. update me if you already got one
numen said:
guys are u shure u mean the z628 not the 528? the 628 ist the liquid zest plus iirc... liquid zest 4g are 525 and 528 iirc... if u mean the 528 is the twrp working on this device? would be great it twrp works on this device...
best regards
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oh, youre right, im truly sorry, my device is z528, idk why i messed up. im gonna update this thread. sorry.
flamendless said:
oh, youre right, im truly sorry, my device is z528, idk why i messed up. im gonna update this thread. sorry.
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so the twrp should be able to flash on the z528 without any problems, right?
best regards
numen said:
so twrp should be able to flash on the z528 without any problems, right?
best regards
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Absolutely ?
Yes, works 1000%
ok guys
i maked just a original rom from the latest firmware version 1.0.15.
what is different with the original stock rom!!!!
its now auto rooted in the system self.
removed all the bloatware.
init.d added so you can add scripts if you like.
changed the boot en shutdown animation.
tell me what you want also see changed in the rom. (launcher maybe?)
when its fully finish i upload it.
and BTW its flashable with twrp
Hi guys,
long time is past after my last post, no matter, hello to all of you!
I am in China, owner of watch2, trying to root it but nothing happen.
I am wondering if there is a special recovery for it cause the one I am using for my huawei watch(1) is not working.
adb command, all fine, push recovery on it, all fine, after this no recovery start on the watch.
regards
edit: found the way to go to recovery (stock one) once in bootloader, select boot recovery, when you will see android logo with red triangle press for few seconds the "new second" button on the watch, recovery command will appear on the watch.
this is just one step more, anyway........ cant run custom recovery(flash it is ok), maybe we should find the right buttons combination to be pressed....
Any news on this?
giangishanghai said:
Hi guys,
long time is past after my last post, no matter, hello to all of you!
I am in China, owner of watch2, trying to root it but nothing happen.
I am wondering if there is a special recovery for it cause the one I am using for my huawei watch(1) is not working.
adb command, all fine, push recovery on it, all fine, after this no recovery start on the watch.
regards
edit: found the way to go to recovery (stock one) once in bootloader, select boot recovery, when you will see android logo with red triangle press for few seconds the "new second" button on the watch, recovery command will appear on the watch.
this is just one step more, anyway........ cant run custom recovery(flash it is ok), maybe we should find the right buttons combination to be pressed....
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You can succeed in the root?
webcard said:
You can succeed in the root?
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hello,
I have to say NO.
still reading and doing some test...
keep you update
regards
giangishanghai said:
hello,
I have to say NO.
still reading and doing some test...
keep you update
regards
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Thank you for your reply, I have a few days to find the root method.
webcard said:
Thank you for your reply, I have a few days to find the root method.
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Pardon? What's your meaning?
Found this thrad
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/android-wear-6-0-1-root-squashfs-t3319097
could it work?
Follow this guide to flash SuperSU on the latest version of android wear for your watch, it should have the same OS compatibility as normal SuperSU and should work all the way upto android 7.1.1
(from PC)
1.Unlock the bootloader if not already unlocked
(Make sure to set up device with phone after unlocking bootloader otherwise no boot!)
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot oem unlock
2.flash TWRP for your device (REQUIRES read only access to system!, will post working builds in post below)
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
3.Download SuperSU with busybox YDS included HERE and move it to watch with adb push to /sdcard while TWRP is booted and then install as normal zip
Code:
adb push nameofzip.zip /sdcard/
4.IGNORE SYSTEM NOT INSTALLED Boot watch to system and Now your root apps from 5.1 should work perfect
REMEMBER squashfs is read only even with root so don't bother trying to modify system files like the build.prop.
If you would like to modify system use any Linux distro and unsquash the system then resquash it (will make guide if enough interest)
If you would like to change pixel density perform this command in either adb shell or a terminal emulator:
Code:
wm density <dpi>
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Wagner.B said:
Found this thrad
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/android-wear-6-0-1-root-squashfs-t3319097
could it work?
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hello,
there is no recovery out jet for our HW2, we cant flash files so we cant do test.
btw we can change dpi on watch by adb without root.
regards
For those of you who want to root your OnePlus 6, here is the easiest root method even a 10-year old can follow that works on all Windows, Mac, and Linux. Now, before I begin, you will have to unlock the bootloader. If you have not unlocked your bootloader or don’t know what that is, please follow How to Unlock Bootloader on OnePlus 6 first!
Here's a full step-by-step video tutorial:
First, I want to thank those who made root tutorials but I found an easier way to root that does not involve switching any slots, took me a quite awhile to figure this out but well worth the effort. You only have to flash TWRP image to boot, then with TWRP flash boot.img, TWRP installer, and Magisk with this tutorial. You can do it easily on all Windows, Mac, Linux, or even Chromebook(just install Chrome ADB on Chrome Web store)
Special thanks to magnamentis, his method didn't work for me as I lost my Wifi but after few hours of tinkering, found you can just reflash boot.img then the TWRP installer zip file he provided, and voila! Flawless root everytime, I've tested this about 10 times now, thanks again for the post here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76687704&postcount=212
Step 1. Once you have unlocked your bootloader, make sure to SIGN IN as if you do not sign into your phone, you will end up in a nasty bootloop.
Step 2. Check your Android version in Settings->About Phone just in case you are reading this in the future when Android 9.0 comes out but this tutorial is future-proof and will work on future Android versions so long as you use the correct boot image file.
Step 3. Power off your phone and hold down Volume Up and Power buttons for about 3 seconds until you enter the Fastboot mode. When doing this, make sure your USB cable is disconnected otherwise you may enter another special mode for unbricking. If you mess up and get into that special mode, simply reboot your device by holding down Volume Down and Power buttons for about 20 seconds.
Step 4. Once in fastboot mode, connect a USB cable from your OnePlus 6 to your computer. You can use Windows, Mac, or Linux. For my video tutorial, I will be using Windows 10 but you can go ahead and use the substitute code for Mac or Linux as most of the steps are nearly identical.
Step 5. You will need to download:
NOTE: All the download links are at the BOTTOM OF THE PAGE, wait 5 secs and click on "CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD", don't click on the ads!!!
Download fastboot.zip:
https://download.highonandroid.com/file/Tools/fastboot.zip
Android USB Drivers for Windows:
https://download.highonandroid.com/file/Drivers/UniversalAdbDriverSetup.msi
Download Magisk:
https://download.highonandroid.com/file/Tools/Magisk/Magisk-v16.4.zip
Download TWRP image:
https://download.highonandroid.com/file/TWRP/OnePlus6/twrp-3.2.1-oneplus6.img
Download TWRP installer zip:
https://download.highonandroid.com/file/TWRP/OnePlus6/twrp-installer-oneplus6-3.2.1.zip
Download and boot.img for OnePlus 6T Android 8.1:
https://download.highonandroid.com/file/TWRP/OnePlus6/boot/8.1/boot.img
Step 6. If you have followed my bootloader unlock tutorial and installed drivers for Windows, you can skip that step. If not, you can go head and run the Android USB Driver program and install drivers. For Mac or Linux, no drivers are needed!
Step 7. Unzip fastboot.zip and move over the TWRP image file you downloaded earlier to the fastboot folder.
Step 8. Open a command prompt for Windows by typing “cmd” in the search bar. For Mac or Linux, open a terminal, if you don’t know how, please Google it.
Step 9. Type the following.
For Windows:
cd Downloads
cd fastboot
fastboot flash boot twrp twrp-3.2.1-oneplus6.img
For Mac:
cd Downloads
cd fastboot
chmod 755 *
./fastboot-mac flash boot twrp twrp-3.2.1-oneplus6.img
Note: CHMOD command basically changes file permissions so you can run the files.
For Linux:
cd Downloads
cd fastboot
chmod 755 *
sudo ./fastboot-linux flash boot twrp twrp-3.2.1-oneplus6.img
Note: CHMOD command basically changes file permissions so you can run the files.
This will flash the TWRP image to your boot partition. Normally, we can simply boot TWRP image but since we don’t have official TWRP recovery(as of writing this), you will have to flash TWRP image to the boot partition, which allows us to boot TWRP recovery.
Step 10. Choose “Recovery” using the Volume keys and hit Power button to enter TWRP recovery.
Step 11. Recovery will probably be in Chinese, hit the “Read Only” button, top button on left middle.
Step 12. You can change the language back to English by hitting the second box from bottom right then hit the globe icon on top right.
Step 13. Go back to your computer and copy over the TWRP install zip file, Magisk zip file, and boot.img file.
Step 14. You don’t need the USB cable connected anymore. Go ahead and install the boot.img file using the image option in Install menu. This will flash back your regular boot image to the boot partition.
Step 15. Next, install the TWRP install zip and Magisk zip file. This will give you permanent TWRP recovery and full root.
Step 16. Reboot and you should see everything working including WiFi, 4G LTE, yadayadayada. Open Magisk Manager app and find you have full root with SafetyNet pass also so you can hide root.
Verify you have full root by installing Titanium Backup app(free app) on the Play Store, you should see a Superuser request window.
That’s it! Enjoy folks!
OnePlus 6T? How is this supposed to be easier? You have sixteen steps here. The other method from wuxianlin is very simple I did it in five minutes with no issues at all including WiFi still working. And how can you say you don't have to switch slots. It is required to flag TWRP to both a and b for it to work properly. You don't even mention that in this tutorial.
se7ensde said:
OnePlus 6T? How is this supposed to be easier? You have sixteen steps here. The other method from wuxianlin is very simple I did it in five minutes with no issues at all including WiFi still working. And how can you say you don't have to switch slots. It is required to flag TWRP to both a and b for it to work properly. You don't even mention that in this tutorial.
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I got lost trying to do that root method, I was following this one here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/oneplus-6-unlock-bootloader-flash-twrp-t3792643
But yeah you don't have to switch slots for my root tutorial, which can cause havoc if you flash to the wrong one. If you don't believe me just watch the video. It doesn't hurt to have multiple root methods so long as they work. But my Wifi kept dying everytime I used the slot switch method until I found this way to do it.
I am only trying to make a tutorial that even a kid follow but I've broken down a few steps into maybe 10+ steps, probably helpful for noobs who are trying to root. If you are advanced XDA user, great job though, took me a few hours myself to get a flawless root method. Believe me, I love shortcuts and any method that works the first time out but sucks if people don't explain every little detail as not everyone is an expert. I've been rooting phones for awhile now and it was not easy task with OP6.
Can i use this method over patched boot image? I now rooted from https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/oneplus-6-magisk-root-oos-5-1-5-t3794440 this guide…i wonder
galza said:
Can i use this method over patched boot image? I now rooted from https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/oneplus-6-magisk-root-oos-5-1-5-t3794440 this guide…i wonder
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Yes, since this root method flashes a stock boot image after installing TWRP, you can follow it fine. But make a backup of everything just in case.
Basically, this root method, you flash TWRP to boot partition, then flash stock boot image in TWRP, flash TWRP installer for permanent TWRP, then flash Magisk, and reboot. It's actually just 4 steps, I had to make it much longer for noobs because they will mess up.
zedomax said:
Yes, since this root method flashes a stock boot image after installing TWRP, you can follow it fine. But make a backup of everything just in case.
Basically, this root method, you flash TWRP to boot partition, then flash stock boot image in TWRP, flash TWRP installer for permanent TWRP, then flash Magisk, and reboot. It's actually just 4 steps, I had to make it much longer for noobs because they will mess up.
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I didn't have to switch slots to root at all and I used the very first method to gain root that was posted here on op6 forums.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/oneplus-6-magisk-root-oos-5-1-5-t3794440
se7ensde said:
I didn't have to switch slots to root at all and I used the very first method to gain root that was posted here on op6 forums.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/oneplus-6-magisk-root-oos-5-1-5-t3794440
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Yes, that root method is great but it does not give you TWRP recovery, meaning you can't install custom ROMs with it. But if you need TWRP recovery, you will need to install TWRP recovery thru one of the tutorials here.
zedomax said:
Yes, that root method is great but it does not give you TWRP recovery, meaning you can't install custom ROMs with it. But if you need TWRP recovery, you will need to install TWRP recovery thru one of the tutorials here.
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The current method of installing TWRP is not noob friendly. Nor is yours in fact after reading yours or seems not complicated than it needs to be. You also need to give credit to the creators of our TWRP and there guides.
galza said:
Can i use this method over patched boot image? I now rooted from https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/oneplus-6-magisk-root-oos-5-1-5-t3794440 this guide…i wonder
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Did it work for you?
Thanks @zedomax!! Never hurts to have different methods, opinions, or guides! Jeep rockin! #neversettle
@zedomax Thank you for these amazing tutorials. I watched both your videos. In that you mentioned that OnePlus ota updates are twrp compatible but then if I root will I have to unroot the phone or flash the stock rom first then install that ota update and then root again or there's some other method to install OTA on a rooted device?
Aashay said:
@zedomax Thank you for these amazing tutorials. I watched both your videos. In that you mentioned that OnePlus ota updates are twrp compatible but then if I root will I have to unroot the phone or flash the stock rom first then install that ota update and then root again or there's some other method to install OTA on a rooted device?
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You can accept OTA, but you will have to reflash Magisk.img. Most OTAs do not overwrite boot.img I think unless they are major updates(like to Android P 9.0 when available). So, just flash OTA and if you lose root, reboot into TWRP and flash Magisk.
HI, thanks for the guide but my phone just blocked at recovery launch. Ho can i do?
Same
Edit: It's ok, probably a bug
Thank you zedomax for taking the time to create this guide. I'm gonna try it!
I assume this will work for both A6000 and A6003 right?
Hi Admin,
I lost my Wifi as soon as i rooted my device, please help?
Prabhjeet Bagga said:
Hi Admin,
I lost my Wifi as soon as i rooted my device, please help?
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Me too. How can this be fixed?
I think I bricked my phone.
This is what I did:
- Bought OnePlus 6 (I think it was A6000)
- Installed OTA, so I was on Android 8.1.0 and OOS 5.1.8
- Followed this tutorial, which broke wifi
- I followed mixtapes02's advice on the video and reflashed OOS 5.1.8
- Now I cannot boot into Android anymore, I can only get to TWRP
EDIT: I managed to install OOS 5.1.5 successfully
aximili said:
I think I bricked my phone.
This is what I did:
- Bought OnePlus 6 (I think it was A6000)
- Installed OTA, so I was on Android 8.1.0 and OOS 5.1.8
- Followed this tutorial, which broke wifi
- I followed mixtapes02's advice on the video and reflashed OOS 5.1.8
- Now I cannot boot into Android anymore, I can only get to TWRP
EDIT: I managed to install OOS 5.1.5 successfully
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I had the same issues and went through the same process. Took a whole day to get it back to stock.
I am sorry to ask such a noob question, but i am very confused by the command you say to use in Step 9:
>fastboot flash boot twrp twrp-3.2.1-oneplus6.img
what is the meaning of the first "twrp" in that command?
shouldn't it be simply:
fastboot flash boot twrp-3.2.1-oneplus6.img
Thank you in advance for the explanation
(Sky Hawk Recovery Project (SHRP)
after installing Sky Hawk Recovery Project (SHRP) I can no longer boot to recovery. I also can no longer reinstall TWRP via TOOL ALL IN ONE. Who can help me solve this without losing my data?
I have a Oneplus 6 128GB android 10.3.5 rooted
regards,
H van Wouwen
Nederlands
Link to it: https://oneplus.gadgethacks.com/how...modules-so-much-more-oneplus-devices-0323346/
How did you (exact details please) go about installing SHRP recovery?
You mean you cannot hold down both volume +&- and your power button until you see fastboot mode the release buttons and then you should then be in fastboot mode .. A RED lettered "START" will be the first thing you should see..That's fastboot mode.. If I were you that's what I'd do then using fastboot from your PC boot twrp recovery or whatever recovery you're installing.. Make sure you right click where ever you have the recovery image you're going to boot on your PC and go to open command window here. I use Linux on my PC's so it's: sudo fastboot boot put the name of whatever your recovery image is that you're booting here and at the end should be ".img" and without the quotes...I always just go to where my recovery image is on my PC and right click, go to rename, then highlight the entire name and right click again and select copy.. Makes it easier sometimes the names are quite long then you can just paste it in your terminal window on your PC.. Used to you could rename the file and I used to rename mine to just "twrp.img" but now fastboot won't allow that. Throws an error says the names too short.. ? (hit enter key) Then you actually have more than one option to install twrp. I'll only mention one here to be less confusing.. Whatever recovery you're installing grab both the recovery image (ends in ".img") and the recovery installer zip for the recovery. Once you've booted your device to recovery using the recovery image flash the recovery installer zip using twrp or whatever you are using for recovery. Once you've flashed your recovery installer zip, if you want root, select reboot recovery, then flash the latest magisk zip , then reboot system. Now you should be good.
There is a chance it'll send you back to recovery instead of booting up to system. If it does there are no other options you must format data either using fastboot or twrp. That will wipe everything on your entire device. If you don't already use a USB thumb drive I suggest getting one or two. They're life savers!!
I wouldn't recommend using any toolkits. Fastboot and ADB are really easy to use and understand. In my opinion toolkits are more for some other devices.. It's good to learn the little bit you need to so that you know personally the right way to do things on your device. It may seem all complicated but it's really not. There are probably 500 YouTube videos on just about everything that has to do with fastboot and ADB and anything Android. They're very helpful for some people.. And XDA is full of bad ass tutorials on everything as well. I trust what's on XDA far as what developers post but many things users comment on all over xda , alot of times it's user error, it's their mistakes that cause the problems they're saying that they have. If you have any problems at all doing this msg me. I don't care who sends me personal messages or my user name is the same as my user name here on xda on telegram. Hmu there if you want. Hope this helps.
Easiest way to install fastboot and adb on windows PC: (takes 15 seconds!!)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
Guide for it all: https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...-unlock-bootloader-flash-twrp-t3792643/page64
Another helpful link: https://www.xda-developers.com/adb-fastboot-any-directory-windows-linux/
If you cannot do what I typed then as a last resort: I'm not sure what model OnePlus 6 you have so careful there but msm tool is a way to revive your device. https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...wnloadtool-v4-0-international-t3798892/page17
recovery
flash713 said:
How did you (exact details please) go about installing SHRP recovery?
You mean you cannot hold down both volume +&- and your power button until you see fastboot mode the release buttons and then you should then be in fastboot mode .. A RED lettered "START" will be the first thing you should see..That's fastboot mode.. If I were you that's what I'd do then using fastboot from your PC boot twrp recovery or whatever recovery you're installing.. Make sure you right click where ever you have the recovery image you're going to boot on your PC and go to open command window here. I use Linux on my PC's so it's: sudo fastboot boot put the name of whatever your recovery image is that you're booting here and at the end should be ".img" and without the quotes...I always just go to where my recovery image is on my PC and right click, go to rename, then highlight the entire name and right click again and select copy.. Makes it easier sometimes the names are quite long then you can just paste it in your terminal window on your PC.. Used to you could rename the file and I used to rename mine to just "twrp.img" but now fastboot won't allow that. Throws an error says the names too short.. (hit enter key) Then you actually have more than one option to install twrp. I'll only mention one here to be less confusing.. Whatever recovery you're installing grab both the recovery image (ends in ".img") and the recovery installer zip for the recovery. Once you've booted your device to recovery using the recovery image flash the recovery installer zip using twrp or whatever you are using for recovery. Once you've flashed your recovery installer zip, if you want root, select reboot recovery, then flash the latest magisk zip , then reboot system. Now you should be good.
There is a chance it'll send you back to recovery instead of booting up to system. If it does there are no other options you must format data either using fastboot or twrp. That will wipe everything on your entire device. If you don't already use a USB thumb drive I suggest getting one or two. They're life savers!!
I wouldn't recommend using any toolkits. Fastboot and ADB are really easy to use and understand. In my opinion toolkits are more for some other devices.. It's good to learn the little bit you need to so that you know personally the right way to do things on your device. It may seem all complicated but it's really not. There are probably 500 YouTube videos on just about everything that has to do with fastboot and ADB and anything Android. They're very helpful for some people.. And XDA is full of bad ass tutorials on everything as well. I trust what's on XDA far as what developers post but many things users comment on all over xda , alot of times it's user error, it's their mistakes that cause the problems they're saying that they have. If you have any problems at all doing this msg me. I don't care who sends me personal messages or my user name is the same as my user name here on xda on telegram. Hmu there if you want. Hope this helps.
Easiest way to install fastboot and adb on windows PC: (takes 15 seconds!!)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
Guide for it all: https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...-unlock-bootloader-flash-twrp-t3792643/page64
Another helpful link: https://www.xda-developers.com/adb-fastboot-any-directory-windows-linux/
If you cannot do what I typed then as a last resort: I'm not sure what model OnePlus 6 you have so careful there but msm tool is a way to revive your device. https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...wnloadtool-v4-0-international-t3798892/page17
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thanks for your reply, i have an oneplus 6 A6003 128GB. I first installed TWRP, then I installed Sky Hawk Recovery in TWRP, zip format. My phone is working normally but I cannot get back into recovery. I can go to fastboot. I hope you understand what I want to say. I'll try what you say. My english is not very good and use google translate. Sincerely,
Harry
hrvw said:
thanks for your reply, i have an oneplus 6 A6003 128GB. I first installed TWRP, then I installed Sky Hawk Recovery in TWRP, zip format. My phone is working normally but I cannot get back into recovery. I can go to fastboot. I hope you understand what I want to say. I'll try what you say. My english is not very good and use google translate. Sincerely,
Harry
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Try booting twrp using fastboot
fastboot boot twrp whatever it is named.img
Then try flashing twrp installer zip afterwards after you're in twrp.
If you can get to fastboot you should be able to do that. When you are in fastboot mode and at the red "START" screen and you use volume buttons to move to recovery mode and power to select it what does it do?
flash713 said:
Try booting twrp using fastboot
fastboot boot twrp whatever it is named.img
Then try flashing twrp installer zip afterwards after you're in twrp.
If you can get to fastboot you should be able to do that. When you are in fastboot mode and at the red "START" screen and you use volume buttons to move to recovery mode and power to select it what does it do?
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When I want to boot to recovery the phone hangs. I have to turn it off and then restart it, and then it works again. just can't get into my recovery. I'm going to try what you say, via fastboot. Thank you for helping me.
Greetings,
Harry
I'm happy, I did it. Thank you very much for your explanation and help.
Greetings,
Harry