Greetings XDA
I have a rooted samsung galaxy s6 edge(At&t) version lollipop 5.1.1 that i rooted with Odin.
I have no custom recovery installed and my problem is that supersu does not work, it says that su binary need to be updated.
After searching google i could not find a recovery.img for my specific model number SM-G925A.
I need help if there is a way i can install a custom recovery or how to update su binary so i can grant root access to apps.
By the way i am a newbie in the rooting world.. so simple answers will be appreciated!
Regards
You see a pop-up window with a warning and 2 buttons at the bottom:
1. Normal
2. Using TWRP.
Right?
blinoff82 said:
You see a pop-up window with a warning and 2 buttons at the bottom:
1. Normal
2. Using TWRP.
Right?
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Actually i tried with kingroot.net even though i had no clue if it is compatible with my device or not and i just tried it and the results were positive , my device was rooted and i could use root access with apps but now a different problem appeared i lose root access on reboot or crash , it turns out that this is cause my bootloader is not unlocked or something like that , i dont really know if it is or not and i dont have TWRP installed i have stock recovery from android..
lunaso said:
... i dont have TWRP installed i have stock recovery from android..
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You can try to update binary file "Normal", without TWRP.
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blinoff82 said:
You can try to update binary file "Normal", without TWRP.
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I tried but it just crashes my phone and it reboots automatically.
lunaso said:
I tried but it just crashes my phone and it reboots automatically.
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OK, then read this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2276863
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blinoff82 said:
OK, then read this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2276863
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No useful help there i am stuck.
I want to check if my bootloader is unlocked or not , how can i check that? Even though 70 % i am sure it is unlocked but is there a way to confirm it?
lunaso said:
No useful help there i am stuck.
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I meant that you can try to place su binary in appropriate place manually and give permissions. See this tutorial for manual install section https://github.com/koush/Superuser/issues/216#issuecomment-38354585
If this not helped you need to reroot your device. Unfortunately, I do not know the other options, it is a pity that you have no custom recovery.
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This is just the Grouper KRT16S OTA package from Google. Bugfixes, 1.4Mb in size. ZIP file attached. I am not your tech support to get ADB working on you laptop or why your Nexus 7 does weird things after installing so don't be surprised if I ignore questions that can be answered by searching.
Original file name:
3aad414bf97cede8ecbc2027597e7f01bfe1ce47.signed-nakasi-KRT16S-from-KRT16O.3aad414b.zip
If you are stock and want to update from KRT16O then just drop the zip into your adb folder and sideload it in recovery:
Code:
adb sideload signed-nakasi-KRT16S-from-KRT16O-3aad414b.zip
Help this helps someone.
kpetrie77 said:
This is just the Grouper KRT16S OTA package from Google. Bugfixes, 1.4Mb in size. ZIP file attached. I am not your tech support to get ADB working on you laptop or why your Nexus 7 does weird things after installing so don't be surprised if I ignore questions that can be answered by searching.
Original file name:
3aad414bf97cede8ecbc2027597e7f01bfe1ce47.signed-nakasi-KRT16S-from-KRT16O.3aad414b.zip
If you are stock and want to update from KRT16O then just drop the zip into your adb folder and sideload it in recovery:
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adb sideload signed-nakasi-KRT16S-from-KRT16O-3aad414b.zip
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I have a question. If this can be side loaded to recovery and I assume you mean twrp or cwm why can't it just be down loaded to device and flashed through recovery? Maybe I just don't understand what you mean by sideloaded. Thanks if you reply and if not I read the op and thanks for this
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Also with unlocked Bootloader and TWRP I get this update OTA and installation went fine.
ml_taz said:
Also with unlocked Bootloader and TWRP I get this update OTA and installation went fine.
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Same for me, OTA went fine with TWRP
Received tonight at 02.30 cet!!! :good:
ml_taz said:
Also with unlocked Bootloader and TWRP I get this update OTA and installation went fine.
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How did you update via twrp? I'm having bluetooth.apk error. It always fail. =(
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ianmedina said:
How did you update via twrp? I'm having bluetooth.apk error. It always fail. =(
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use adb sideload command, read the OP
ianmedina said:
How did you update via twrp?
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I didn't update via TWRP! I get the update OTA! Also I have unlocked BL, Root and TWRP.
If you didn't get it via OTA you can sideload the Zip from Post #1.
ml_taz said:
I didn't update via TWRP! I get the update OTA! Also I have unlocked BL, Root and TWRP.
If you didn't get it via OTA you can sideload the Zip from Post #1.
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Whefe can i find the adb folder? Sorry about the question..
Hopefully you can walkthrough me or tell me the step by step.
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ianmedina said:
Whefe can i find the adb folder? Sorry about the question..
Hopefully you can walkthrough me or tell me the step by step.
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platform-tools, SDK
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treIII said:
I have a question. If this can be side loaded to recovery and I assume you mean twrp or cwm why can't it just be down loaded to device and flashed through recovery? Maybe I just don't understand what you mean by sideloaded. Thanks if you reply and if not I read the op and thanks for this
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The stock recovery does not look for a zip on the device without a command file telling it there is one present to flash.
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platform-tools, SDK
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Thanks... But i think i'm gonna lose root?
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ianmedina said:
Thanks... But i think i'm gonna lose root?
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No, doesn't touch su.
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kpetrie77 said:
No, doesn't touch su.
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How about my twrp? I might lose it.
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ianmedina said:
How about my twrp? I might lose it.
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I believe the stock recovery will be installed with the update? but you can always reinstall TWRP with flashify......
What folder was this update downloaded too?
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bonzer2u said:
I believe the stock recovery will be installed with the update? but you can always reinstall TWRP with flashify......
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The OTA process works with TWRP but reloads stock recovery AND removes root. No problem getting both back through the usual methods.
ianmedina said:
How about my twrp? I might lose it.
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It's a nexus. Its not hard to get back recovery and root.
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ianmedina said:
How did you update via twrp? I'm having bluetooth.apk error. It always fail. =(
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ianmedina said:
Whefe can i find the adb folder? Sorry about the question..
Hopefully you can walkthrough me or tell me the step by step.
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ianmedina said:
Thanks... But i think i'm gonna lose root?
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ianmedina said:
How about my twrp? I might lose it.
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I'm going to say some things not to be mean or rude but to keep you out of trouble. It is not installing because you do not know what you are doing and have not taken the initiative to learn some basics for yourself. Except for the fact you are not on the correct ROM to install this update in the first place, I would say losing root and TWRP would be the best thing for now.
You are going screw up your device and have no idea how to fix it yourself or even what information to provide for others to help you fix it. Your best bet would to be restoring to stock with a factory image and not screw around until you are up to speed.
There are ton of FAQ's and guides on this site in the general sections. Learn how to install and use ADB and fastboot. Read up on the different types up zip files and how they are installed. If you are using a one click, understand what ADB or fastboot commands are going on behind the scenes and exactly what it is pushing to your device.
Once you have a general understanding of things, please come and play around as much as you want. If you do something that causes a bootloop you will at least know how to recover your device.
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I believe the stock recovery will be installed with the update? but you can always reinstall TWRP with flashify......
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ChauncyG said:
The OTA process works with TWRP but reloads stock recovery AND removes root. No problem getting both back through the usual methods.
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A 5.4Mb recovery is not going to fit in a 1.4Mb zip file. Also see post 3, 4 and 8. Root and TWRP or CWM will remain intact. Bad information is worse than no information.
"Once you have a general understanding of things, please come and play around as much as you want. If you do something that causes a bootloop you will at least know how to recover your device.A 5.4Mb recovery is not going to fit in a 1.4Mb zip file. Also see post 3, 4 and 8. Root and TWRP or CWM will remain intact. Bad information is worse than no information."
Not trying to give bad info just relating my personal experience. You are correct that a full recovery image file at 5.4mb could not fit, even zipped, in a 1.4mb update, however, a full recovery image file is not needed to change the behavior of things. Root and the ability to boot back into TWRP were lost during my update process. It was easily corrected but it did happen. Others have reported a different experience. That was mine.
A good scientist reports ALL observations and reserves judgement until a complete data set is established.
Has anyone successfully rooted Kitkat yet? I've looked around and haven't come across any threads about it yet.
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Has anyone successfully rooted Kitkat yet? I've looked around and haven't come across any threads about it yet.
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Considering only like 3 people have it, I'd say no.
Bl00dRunzC0ld said:
Considering only like 3 people have it, I'd say no.
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Guess I'm one of the lucky few then.
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Guess I'm one of the lucky few then.
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And we all hate you
I find this funny.
First of all you come here seeking for help from the community, but in the same time you are absolutely not involved in the same community from which you're seeking help - while others actually try to do something for all of us.
I find this thread offensatory as a user that is trying to help and contribute to the community
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darkeingel said:
I find this funny.
First of all you come here seeking for help from the community, but in the same time you are absolutely not involved in the same community from which you're seeking help - almost 6 years in here and you are still leeching only - while others actually try to do something for all of us.
I find this thread offensatory as a user that is trying to help and contribute to the community
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Who are you talking to?
OP, obviously
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OP, obviously
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Well considering you said something about leeching for 6 years, and OP's join date is Jan 2013, it threw me off.
So, when the OP got Kitkat, he can dump the system (without root), provide it to us and we tell him, if he can root - win/win.
But hell, yeah, I know... "Community"
You can
gain root flashing SuperSU - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053
To root can't you just unlock bootloader.
Download superSU to /storage
http://download.chainfire.eu/372/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.86.zip
Then download CWM and boot recovery (don't even need to flash it) using the following (apologies if syntax not 100%, I'm not at my laptop to check)
fastboot boot recovery cwmrecovery.img
Then just flash superSU via CWM.
You don't really need any special rooting 'tool'. Its just basic stuff.
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To root can't you just unlock bootloader.
Download superSU to /storage
http://download.chainfire.eu/372/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.86.zip
Then download CWM and boot recovery (don't even need to flash it) using the following (apologies if syntax not 100%, I'm not at my laptop to check)
fastboot boot recovery cwmrecovery.img
Then just flash superSU via CWM.
You don't really need any special rooting 'tool'. Its just basic stuff.
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I know that for booting simply recovery it s not need unlock bootloader. Only for boot recovery obviously, not flashing it permanently.
scott_doyland said:
To root can't you just unlock bootloader.
Download superSU to /storage
http://download.chainfire.eu/372/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.86.zip
Then download CWM and boot recovery (don't even need to flash it) using the following (apologies if syntax not 100%, I'm not at my laptop to check)
fastboot boot recovery cwmrecovery.img
Then just flash superSU via CWM.
You don't really need any special rooting 'tool'. Its just basic stuff.
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Tried both flashing CWM and just straight booting it and it just restarts the phone and doesn't boot into recovery. Also tried TWRP same results.
SynUnlimited said:
Tried both flashing CWM and just straight booting it and it just restarts the phone and doesn't boot into recovery. Also tried TWRP same results.
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dont work any method, uploadig kitkat ota for global gsm model xt1032 : Cruzando los dedos-:
Whenever superSu asks for permission to run a root app my screen becomes unresponsive. Timer runs out and i am not able to apply grant permission. Help. This didnt use to happen when i was earlier rooted with towelroot. Right now also i ised towelroot
Have you tried re-flashing the supersu zip?
jameson21 said:
Have you tried re-flashing the supersu zip?
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Yes. Didnt work.
Btw by reflash the zip file you mean reinstall it from pkay store, right?
Pardon the ignorance. Just found out that flashing a zip file and installing apps from play store are 2 different things.
Well my bootloader is locked and neither do i have a custom recovery installed. So flashing doesnt seem to be an option right now.. If i am not missing anything.
Are you running 5.0? If so how the heck did you root with towelroot? AFAIK you can not root 5.0 that way. Maybe that is a problem.
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Are you running 5.0? If so how the heck did you root with towelroot? AFAIK you can not root 5.0 that way. Maybe that is a problem.
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No no. I am on kitkat only
Tried reinstalling it. This is what came up. I am on android 4.4.4 btw
You need to flash the supersu zip using fastboot:
teamandroid. com/2014/06/19/root-nexus-5-android-444-ktu84p-kitkat/2/ (you're going to have to fix that link because I have under 10 posts so the forum won't let me post..)
Additionally you need to have an unlocked bootloader
jameson21 said:
You need to flash the supersu zip using fastboot:
teamandroid. com/2014/06/19/root-nexus-5-android-444-ktu84p-kitkat/2/ (you're going to have to fix that link because I have under 10 posts so the forum won't let me post..)
Additionally you need to have an unlocked bootloader
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Why is it happening now? Didnt use to happen earlier..
You say you were rooted ...why did you re-root? It looks like you are no longer rooted. Did you do an update or anything?
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You say you were rooted ...why did you re-root? It looks like you are no longer rooted. Did you do an update or anything?
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I was rooted. I unrooted because i thought it was required to update to lollipop. But i dont have any intention to update to L for now.
rahul9five said:
I was rooted. I unrooted because i thought it was required to update to lollipop. But i dont have any intention to update to L for now.
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To get root again either flash the latest CF Auto Root in fastboot or flash the latest superSU.zip in recovery or flash a pre-rooted custom rom in a custom recovery.
Hi I was going to use chainfires method but the best the web page it only sates 5.0 with the build number LRX210- which is different to 5.0.1?
Is there any way to root then?
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dec1153 said:
Hi I was going to use chainfires method but the best the web page it only sates 5.0 with the build number LRX210- which is different to 5.0.1?
Is there any way to root then?
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of course there is a way to root 5.0.1.
use fastboot to either flash a custom recovery (TWRP is probably your best bet), or use fastboot to just boot into the custom recovery without flashing. Either way, once your in recovery, flash SuperSU (download here http://download.chainfire.eu/641/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.40.zip)
done and done.
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of course there is a way to root 5.0.1.
use fastboot to either flash a custom recovery (TWRP is probably your best bet), or use fastboot to just boot into the custom recovery without flashing. Either way, once your in recovery, flash SuperSU (download here http://download.chainfire.eu/641/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.40.zip)
done and done.
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You sir are very wrong, you cannot flash that zip in recovery because it no longer works with lollipop... (Sigh)
PS. I have a custom recovery and unlocked boot loader so your suggestion are invalid
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dec1153 said:
You sir are very wrong, you cannot flash that zip in recovery because it no longer works with lollipop... (Sigh)
PS. I have a custom recovery and unlocked boot loader so your suggestion are invalid
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actually, it does work. with 5.0.1, I'm rooted. Except when I flashed 5.0.1, SuperSU v2.40 hadn't yet been released, so I rooted with SuperSU v2.37, and then updated via the playstore when 2.40 came out. but it definitely works with Lollipop.
p.s. you need to have an unlocked bootloader to install a custom recovery (which is what I suggested doing). So in fact, my suggestion is completely valid and 100% relevant. In fact, I had assumed that you already had an unlocked bootloader when I posted.
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actually, it does work. with 5.0.1, I'm rooted. Except when I flashed 5.0.1, SuperSU v2.40 hadn't yet been released, so I rooted with SuperSU v2.37, and then updated via the playstore when 2.40 came out. but it definitely works with Lollipop.
p.s. you need to have an unlocked bootloader to install a custom recovery (which is what I suggested doing). So in fact, my suggestion is completely valid and 100% relevant. In fact, I had assumed that you already had an unlocked bootloader when I posted.
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Your point is again invalid and 100% incorrect- I have just tried and it has not given Me root. I have to manually re-root not flash the zip. See attachment
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dec1153 said:
Your point is again invalid and 100% incorrect- I have just tried and it has not given Me root. I have to manually re-root not flash the zip. See attachment
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yes, and the way to "manually re-root" is to flash the ZIP in a custom recovery. You the app installed, but not the SU binary. So flash it in TWRP.
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Your point is again invalid and 100% incorrect- I have just tried and it has not given Me root. I have to manually re-root not flash the zip. See attachment
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CF Auto Root and flashing the superSU2.40.zip in recovery both root android 5(0.1/0.2). Did it myself and confirming root access.
You can root with the same chainfires files for 5.0, and then you can update supersu and twrp
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Your point is again invalid and 100% incorrect- I have just tried and it has not given Me root. I have to manually re-root not flash the zip. See attachment
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It astounds me how you have the guts to ask for help - then someone gives you an answer that is completely right and you do a hard six and blatantly flame them for trying to help you.
JayR_L said:
It astounds me how you have the guts to ask for help - then someone gives you an answer that is completely right and you do a hard six and blatantly flame them for trying to help you.
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Crazy. Done it to me a few times. I even decided not to help him ever again some time ago, then took pity on him yesterday or the day before and the he did it AGAIN!
He's just a school kid, but you'd hope he would learn from his attitude, but apparently not.
What's worse, is he isn't even picking up the knowledge that people give him or reading the stickies. He's been Here pretty much a year in the n5 forum and cannot even be bothered to.understand the basics. Asks the most basic questions every time.
Hi everyone,. I have unlocked rooted FRD-L04 model. Is there a way to use Android pay afterwards. I've tried magisk but I take it none of our root methods were systemless? If there is no way, would anyone mind pointing me to the right place for unrooting and relocking my bootloader.
Thanks a bunch and apologize before hand if this has already been asked(most likely yes)
sushi143 said:
Hi everyone,. I have unlocked rooted FRD-L04 model. Is there a way to use Android pay afterwards. I've tried magisk but I take it none of our root methods were systemless? If there is no way, would anyone mind pointing me to the right place for unrooting and relocking my bootloader.
Thanks a bunch and apologize before hand if this has already been asked(most likely yes)
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U cannot relock bootloader but u can unroot directly using supersu
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Am I correct in assuming that simply having an unlocked bootloader prevents Android Pay on the Honor 8 just as it does on my Nexus 5X?
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sushi143 said:
Hi everyone,. I have unlocked rooted FRD-L04 model. Is there a way to use Android pay afterwards. I've tried magisk but I take it none of our root methods were systemless? If there is no way, would anyone mind pointing me to the right place for unrooting and relocking my bootloader.
Thanks a bunch and apologize before hand if this has already been asked(most likely yes)
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Have you tried using the volume up key for 3 seconds when you reboot or power up when you get untrusted message? That should bring up the Honor recovery and let you download the latest firmware and your phone should like right out of the box after its done. You will lose all your data on the phone itself but the bootloader will be locked.
tsdsbrk said:
Have you tried using the volume up key for 3 seconds when you reboot or power up when you get untrusted message? That should bring up the Honor recovery and let you download the latest firmware and your phone should like right out of the box after its done. You will lose all your data on the phone itself but the bootloader will be locked.
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Thank you! So easy to do!
sushi143 said:
Thank you! So easy to do!
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but boot loader will never locked again with this method !.
Romiui said:
but boot loader will never locked again with this method !.
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It will bro . currently L24 devices had a beta test of b350 build which will add encryption support and also locks the bootloader .
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Use xposed to hide root might work
jkccl9 said:
Use xposed to hide root might work
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No , it detects su in xbin and bin folders
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gopinaidu77 said:
No , it detects su in xbin and bin folders
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Ohh :crying:
gopinaidu77 said:
It will bro . currently L24 devices had a beta test of b350 build which will add encryption support and also locks the bootloader .
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never heard about it to be honest !
Romiui said:
never heard about it to be honest !
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Now you heard it.
sure
Can confirm above method is a one stop unroot, relock, reset your phone. . If anyone has figured out how to get Android pay and root to play nicely on our phone please let me know!
Thanks for the help everyone.
Android Pay and Unlocked bootloader or rooted devices is a lost cause I'm afraid. As soon as a method is designed (ala systemless root), Google is patching a fix.
tsdsbrk said:
Have you tried using the volume up key for 3 seconds when you reboot or power up when you get untrusted message? That should bring up the Honor recovery and let you download the latest firmware and your phone should like right out of the box after its done. You will lose all your data on the phone itself but the bootloader will be locked.
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Same problem here, but when I tried eRecovery, I got the message : "failed to get package info". Any help?
I also have a FRD-L04 with emui 5.0
jazzeux said:
Same problem here, but when I tried eRecovery, I got the message : "failed to get package info". Any help?
I also have a FRD-L04 with emui 5.0
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Instead of doing that, download a full OTA, then flash it using dload.
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adriansticoid said:
Instead of doing that, download a full OTA, then flash it using dload.
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Will it be relocked? Do I need to downgrade and enter eRecovery to lock?
jazzeux said:
Will it be relocked? Do I need to downgrade and enter eRecovery to lock?
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As far as I know it will be relocked once you reflash it.
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I can't find the full OTA for my frd-l04 B385.