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Tablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (GT-P5113) Wifi only.
OS: Android 4.2.2 Jellybean
Build#: P5113UEUCMK3
So here is what I have done:
Ran Odin v3 1.85 and pushed CF-Auto-Root-expresso10wifi-expresso10wifibby-gtp5113.tar.md5
I followed the instructions to the letter. The Odin process runs, red Android screen....tablet process runs...neither process reports errors...No Root.
When I try SuperSU I get "There is no SU binary installed...." blah blah see it all over the forums but nothing I have tried has fixed either problem. I even put the SuperSU.apk on a micro SD and it won't install over to replace the binary. SuperSU does not show up in my Applications list so I cannot remove it.
So I did hard resets, wiped cache etc..
No change.
Next I downloaded the factory ROM P5113UEUCMK3_P5113XACCND2_HOME.tar.md5 from Samsung and pushed it over successfully.
No change.
I cannot get root to take so I cannot manually remove SuperSU using a file manager (requires root)
I would really like to get my tablet rooted so i can install other apps.
Any one with information that will help me solve this will be my new hero...briefly...
Thanks in advance!
Did you check "unknown sources" in security/developer section?
Pp.
PanchoPlanet said:
Did you check "unknown sources" in security/developer section?
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Yes I did.
I'm having the exact same problem with my P5110.
Is anyone really gonna help here?
I have the same issue with GT-P3113.
To root or not to root?
Which one is it people? If you can't file explore because you don't have root you just delete SU from your apps (Manage apps) drawer.
Then you just go about your typical rooting, following the Op instructions and your done.
Pp.
I can only turn on and off supersu, can't delete or uninstall it.
Also despite turning it off and checking the appstore, there's no uninstall button, even when I did update it with a new apk it still won't do anything. Still says the same thing. no Binary and can't even install one.
PanchoPlanet said:
To root or not to root?
Which one is it people? If you can't file explore because you don't have root you just delete SU from your apps (Manage apps) drawer.
Then you just go about your typical rooting, following the Op instructions and your done.
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As I mentioned SU is not in my App manager and therefore cannot be removed. I attempted to download and install the SU apk from micro SD and it failed.
So I am stuck with no root and unable to get a file manager running to manually remove SU.
I have the same problem with my P3113
Do you have a custom recovery (CWM or TWRP) installed? If so you can download and flash the latest SuperSU.zip
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Well I had the exact same problem, and I think that the SuperSU included on the CF-Auto-Root file is outdated or something.
I was on android 4.2.2 but I have the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 P5110.
I searched the forums and came up with a solution for our problem. I think that SuperSU is outdated on that CF-Auto-Root file or it was the custom recovery that it installs thats outdated or messed up for android 4.2.2, because right after it does its thing, we get the tablet default recovery again.
Since I dont know how to make a new CF-Auto-Root file, I tried to install an updated custom recovery through Odin3 instead of the CF-Auto-Root file, and it worked. Then I entered on the TWRP recovery and installed an updated SuperSU, restarted the tablet, and it worked too. I had now a rooted tablet with a permanent custom recovery, So i followed to install a custom rom, etc.
So now the steps I did:
(I am not responsible if it doesnt work for your tablet and messes something up or brick it, so please follow on your own risk, or maybe wait for some expert on this things to say if its safe or not. All i know is that it worked for me.)
Step 1: Download Stuff
Download and install samsung usb drivers
Go to Samsung website and search for your device. Go to downloads and download the USB Driver and install it.
Download Odin3 1.85_3
Go to this topic and download Odin3 3.85_3 from the "What you need:" section. Extract it on your computer.
Download TWRP recovery
Go to TWRP website, click "Get TWRP for your device", search for 5110 (doesn't have the 5113 version, and I think that the 5110 is the same and works too), scroll down to "Download - Odin Flashable Tar:" and click the "5110 only" version. It will open another page, scroll down for the most recent version and download the .tar file. Extract it on your computer.
Download SuperSU for TWRP
Go to Chainfire website and download that SuperSU version for TWRP. Dont extract, just put it on your SD card for the tablet.
Step 2: Doing stuff.
Install samsung drivers, extract Odin to your computer and put the SuperSU file on your SD card for the tablet.
(To avoid confusion about using the Volume rocker switch, I'll refer to side closest to POWER button as LEFT/Volume DOWN and side away from power switch as RIGHT/VolumeUP. )
1: Turn off the tablet and restart it on download mode. To enter download mode, press Power Button + Volume Right. When the warning appears press Volume Left to enter download mode.
2: Now open Odin3 1.85, click PDA, select the TWRP .tar file you downloaded.
3: Make sure to uncheck the "Auto Reboot" option. The only checked thing must be "F. Reset Time".
4: Connect usb cable to tablet. Press start. When it finishes, the box will turn green and says "pass!" you can remove the cable.
5: Now press Power button + Volume Left. Keep pressing it, the tablet should restart and when the samsung galaxy tab 2 screen appears, let go of the power button, but keep pressing Volume Left until the TWRP recovery screen appears.
6: Now inside TWRP recovery menu, press Install. On the top part of the screen press Storage and and change to external storage or SD card. Now select the SuperSU file and install it by swiping that thing. After it install and says successful, press reboot.
Congratulations ! Now you have successfully rooted your tablet and you have a permanent custom recovery ! You can now install a custom rom, etc.
Some notes:
I used TWRP recovery because i used it on my smartphone. So thats what I learned to use, so I used it on the tablet too. Feel free to use other custom recovery and adapt the tutorial for it.
It worked for me. If it doesn't work for you, or something is failing on some step, try to read everything again and re-do.
Credits:
* I based this on this topic and its replys (the last comment on this page.)
* Also credits for the Odin3 creator, SuperSU creator and TWRP team.
I just put together things from here and there, but without this persons, creators and stuff, we would not be able to make this happen.
here you will find how to root and unroot your galaxy core prime VE.
DON'T try it on other variants, this is only for the G361H.
DO THIS at YOUR OWN RISK, I'm NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE HAPPENS TO YOUR PHONE
It's prefered to use the TWRP method..
How To Root:
Method 1 : pre- rooted rom
1-Get the pre-rooted ROM from here
2-Download Odin 3.09.
3-If the ROM file that you downloaded is in .ZIP format extract it.
4-Extract Odin.
5-Run Odin as administrator.
6-Put the ROM in the AP field.
7-Put your phone into download mode, Power off the phone then use the three button combo to do that (power+home+vol down).
8-Press vol up.
9-Connect your phone to your PC using the USB data cable.
10-Once Odin detects your phone (it'll show a yellow box), press start.
11-The flashing operation will start, it might take upto 5 minutes depending on your PC's CPU speed.
12-The phone will reboot multiple times, it's normal.
13-The first reboot will take long, it might stay long on the Samsung logo or on optimizing apps, it's normal to take up to ten minutes.
14-Check your root status using any root app.
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#notice: apps stored on SD might be temporary unavailable after rooting using the pre- rooted ROM method, however, they'll work again by their own.
Method 2: by using TWRP recovery
1-Flash TWRP recovery on your phone, follow this Link to install TWRP on your phone, go for method 2.
2-Reboot to TWRP recovery.
3-Select Reboot.
4-Then select system.
5-TWRP will tell you that you aren't rooted, and it'll ask you if you want to root, slide the slider to root.
6-wait a little bit for it to root your phone.
7-Your phone will reboot.
8-Look for superSU app in your phone's app drawer, open it.
9-Select the playstore method, using the other option will make you start the rooting process from the beginning .
10-PlayStore will open showing superSU app page, update the app.
11-After updating the app, open it, it'll ask about updating the root binary, press continue.
12-Select the normal method.
13-Wait a little bit.
14-After it success, press reboot.
15-Check your root status using any root app.
16-Enjoy root access on your core prime, don't forget to press the thanks button :good:
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Hi. I installed TWRP as instructed. Next I went to reboot, then system. my phone just rebooted, it didn't ask me about phone not being rooted! Help!
RizziM said:
Hi. I installed TWRP as instructed. Next I went to reboot, then system. my phone just rebooted, it didn't ask me about phone not being rooted! Help!
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Try mounting system partition then rebooting.
Very good.
Rooting failed?
HI,
I love the details in your guide.
I installed TWRP and then went into reboot > system. I then swiped to install the binary, which it did. Once it rebooted, a notification appeared for SuperSU. I click it and it said SuperSU's su binary is not present, this is a fatal error!
I would appreciate any further help
DJames23 said:
HI,
I love the details in your guide.
I installed TWRP and then went into reboot > system. I then swiped to install the binary, which it did. Once it rebooted, a notification appeared for SuperSU. I click it and it said SuperSU's su binary is not present, this is a fatal error!
I would appreciate any further help
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Did you update superSU app from playstore, and made it update it's root binary?
TWRP adds a basic root binary that enable the latest superSU app to install it's fully working root binary.
Hi, thanks for your quick reply.
I clicked notification which opened the supersu installer. It then said "SuperSU's su binary is not present, this is a fatal error!"
I then clicked OK and the application closed.
Reopening the app still gives the same message
DJames23 said:
Hi, thanks for your quick reply.
I clicked notification which opened the supersu installer. It then said "SuperSU's su binary is not present, this is a fatal error!"
I then clicked OK and the application closed.
Reopening the app still gives the same message
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Update superSU manually from playstore, it should tell you if superSU binary isn't installed and might offer you an option to install it uaing TWRP, you can go for this method, or you can try repeating the post method again, as TWRP will ask you agian to root if the root binary wasn't installed. However don't worry, rooting using TWRP sometimes mistakenly miss somethings which cause to fail, but repeating the process will solve it..
Mr said:
Update superSU manually from playstore, it should tell you if superSU binary isn't installed and might offer you an option to install it uaing TWRP, you can go for this method, or you can try repeating the post method again, as TWRP will ask you agian to root if the root binary wasn't installed. However don't worry, rooting using TWRP sometimes mistakenly miss somethings which cause to fail, but repeating the process will solve it..
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SuperSU updated automatically, I did try after it updated and I did try re-rooting from TWRP. It rebooted after I clicked system under reboot section. I saw a previous comment about mounting the system partition. I mounted it and reboot, but it was no longer mounted after rebooting (by clicking reboot then recovery in TWRP). I then tried mounting without rebooting, this produced the same outcome. The phone reboots normally into the os. I also tried using SuperSU to fully unroot. I then tried TWRP again (both without mounting system partition and with mounting system partition). The phone still reboot into the OS. I do believe that I could restart from the beginning if I was able to uninstall SuperSU, but I can't as it was installed as a system app by TWRP.
I appreciate your help and hope you can find a way to make this work.
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SuperSU updated automatically, I did try after it updated and I did try re-rooting from TWRP. It rebooted after I clicked system under reboot section. I saw a previous comment about mounting the system partition. I mounted it and reboot, but it was no longer mounted after rebooting (by clicking reboot then recovery in TWRP). I then tried mounting without rebooting, this produced the same outcome. The phone reboots normally into the os. I also tried using SuperSU to fully unroot. I then tried TWRP again (both without mounting system partition and with mounting system partition). The phone still reboot into the OS. I do believe that I could restart from the beginning if I was able to uninstall SuperSU, but I can't as it was installed as a system app by TWRP.
I appreciate your help and hope you can find a way to make this work.
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It's seems that you must flash superSU flashable Zip..you can find it on the web
hey i installed cyanogenmod 12.1, and my phone is now looking like it's not rooted anymore, what method should i use to root it again ?
crackpot360 said:
hey i installed cyanogenmod 12.1, and my phone is now looking like it's not rooted anymore, what method should i use to root it again ?
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Hey crackpot360,
Open settings, scroll to the bottom and tap "About device", then tap build number until you unlock developer options.
Now open "Developer options" (above "About device") and scroll down to "root access". Change it to the "apps" setting.
Now, when an app requests superuser permissions it will ask you just as any other superuser app would. You can also choose to allow permanently.
When an app uses superuser it will show a "#" symbol in the Status bar.
To revoke permissions in the future, open the privacy settings, tap "Privacy guard", then tap the menu button at the top and select "Advanced". Then scroll all the way to the right to control the superuser access of apps.
I hope this helps
A thanks would be great
DJames23 said:
Hey crackpot360,
Open settings, scroll to the bottom and tap "About device", then tap build number until you unlock developer options.
Now open "Developer options" (above "About device") and scroll down to "root access". Change it to the "apps" setting.
Now, when an app requests superuser permissions it will ask you just as any other superuser app would. You can also choose to allow permanently.
When an app uses superuser it will show a "#" symbol in the Status bar.
To revoke permissions in the future, open the privacy settings, tap "Privacy guard", then tap the menu button at the top and select "Advanced". Then scroll all the way to the right to control the superuser access of apps.
I hope this helps
A thanks would be great
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OK thanks for the reply first of all,
secondly, Ive already solved the problem by flashing supersu through recovery and updating binaries for it, but now my question is, should i follow through with your steps or just let it be? because everything as of right now is working fine.
Thanks again.
Is there any way to remove "Kernel is not seandroid enforcing" and "Recovery is not seandroid enforcing" on the top of the screen on boot splash? I have already installed TWRP and flashed Lineage on it. Phone boots and works just as expected, it is just that little detail that bugs me.
Hi guys please help me,my phone (sm g361h) cant see a PC (when i connect phone with PC phone cant connect only charge )sorry for bad English
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ZikRiAlloH said:
Hi guys please help me,my phone (sm g361h) cant see a PC (when i connect phone with PC phone cant connect only charge )sorry for bad English
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This problem not from PC any different phone easy connect with my PC and I can i root this device without PC
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Try mounting system partition then rebooting.
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I have the same problem. Can you tell me how to mount my system partition?
I went to mount, then i checked system and clicked the internal storage. After that i went to system=>reboot but it just rebooted. It didn't asked me whether or not my phone is rooted!!
For those who want to root their Samsung Galaxy phone, I recommended to use the TWRP method. Hell man I tried the pre-rooted rom but it mess up my phone like it stop and stuck at samsung logo after rebooting for indefinite time. Luckily though I fix it just installing the Stock ROM. Then use the TWRP method to root my phone. Now it is rooted and updated and working fine. BTW, if the SuperSU asking for installation by Google Play Market or TWRP, use the TWRP because SuperSU is not available in store. It will download the binary of supersu and it will go to twrp recovery and just swipe it and it will install after that it will reboot. After that your phone will be rooted. Just download some root checker app in playstore to see if it is totally rooted. That's it, thanks.
my eMMC is 11
Phone is a SG900V
How do I get from 4.4 to 5.0 once I've installed everything? I followed the below tutorial and was able to get root and everything working on 4.4 but once I try and flash the MMC_11_PB1_5_0_1_LL_Firmware_Bootloader.zip from Safestrap the phone wont boot. Been trying different things from a few hours now I'm lost. Need 5.0 for android auto rooting this old phone to try and get carstream up.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ve.../testers-required-easier-root-method-t3561529
Directions For Users With CID 11' Toshiba eMMC
1. Download EMMC_11_ Root S5_QB2_PB1.zip
2. Unzip Copy RootS5 Folder To Your External SDCard and EMMC_11_PB1_5_0_1_LL_Firmware_Bootloader.zip and the EMMC_11_QB2_6_0_1_MM_Firmware_Bootloaders.zip and ChooseEMMC_11_PB1_LL_STOCK_SAFESTRAP_ONLY.zip .
3. Reboot Phone to Download Mode (Pwr +Vol Dwn+Home)
4. Use Odin 3.12 and load the COMBINATION_VZW_FA44_G900VVRU2APA1_VZW2APA1_257265 6_REV00_user_mid_noship_MULTI_CERT.tar.md5 in the AP Slot
5. Flash let phone reboot. It will reboot to recovery and finish install then it will reboot and take a few minutes to get booted up.
6. Once computer recognizes the phone If you didnt have an ExtSDCard copy the Root S5 Folder to internal storage of phone and the EMMC_11_PB1_5_0_1_LL_Firmware_Bootloader.zip and the EMMC_11_QB2_6_0_1_MM_Firmware_Bootloaders.zip to Internal Storage and ChooseEMMC_11_PB1_LL_STOCK_SAFESTRAP_ONLY.zip .
7. Use the File Manager in the Apps drawer of the phone and install Apex_Lancher.apk press home button set Apex as default launcher continue to install Superuser.apk and the Busybox.apk and the SafeStrapKK.apk do not open any of those yet
8. Now Install tr_v2.apk open and CLICK MAKE IT RAIN . It should tell you you have succeeded.
9. Now Open Superuser app and click install binary normally. Once done it will tell you you need to reboot. You can skip doing this. (If the Superuser install hangs for more than 5 minutes reboot phone and try to install it again.)
10. Now Open BusyBox app grant SuperSU access and install BusyBox
11. Now Open Safestrap grant SuperSu access and click install recovery. If the SafeStrap recovery fails to install make sure BusyBox is installed by rerunning the BusyBox app it will tell you if BusyBox is installed if not click install again reboot phone and open Safestrap and try to install recovery again
12. Do Not Change Or Mess With Boot Options In SafeStrap. Rom Slots Cannot Be Used You Must Flash To Stock Rom Slot. Some Functions Do not work in Safestrap Click Choosing a image file to flash directly. All image files must be flashed via zip file
13. Once Safestrap recovery is installed click reboot to safestrap recovery
14. Once in safestrap recovery Choose Wipe. Click on advanced wipe. Select Dalvick Cache; Data; System: Cache. Click Swipe to wipe bar. When finished wiping click the back button
15. Install ChooseEMMC_11_PB1_LL_STOCK_SAFESTRAP_ONLY.zip
16. If your running ChooseEMMC_11_PB1_LL_STOCK_SAFESTRAP_ONLY.zip SafeStrap is preinstalled and there is no need to flash kernels to exit and leave safestrap it is done automatically.
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My fault I didnt follow the last step 15. Install ChooseEMMC_11_PB1_LL_STOCK_SAFESTRAP_ONLY.zip I was thinking I needed 5.0
Is it possible to root the blade 10 prime?
I couldn't find a suitable forum thread for it, so sorry if this is the wrong place. If it's the wrong place, is there somewhere I should post this question instead?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...atek-armv8-t3922213/post82081703#post82081703
I will be trying this either this evening or Saturday. I can report back. If it works it won't let you do everything since no unlocked bootloader but will be good for many other things.
This worked for me:
1.) Download/Install App https://github.com/JunioJsv/mtk-e...v1.1.0.ap k
2.) Open app, toggle Run on boot, and Select Magisk zip (shouldn't matter which one; I went with 20.4).
3.) Wait a few seconds for it to install. When it asks you to reboot, do so.
4.) On reboot, open Magisk and update if asked.
5.) Once Magisk is fully installed, go back to MTK Easy Su app.
6.) Tap Activate Bootless Root.
Now I'm just looking for an ad blocker as adaway doesn't work.
460cidpower said:
This worked for me:
1.) Download/Install App https://github.com/JunioJsv/mtk-e...v1.1.0.ap k
2.) Open app, toggle Run on boot, and Select Magisk zip (shouldn't matter which one; I went with 20.4).
3.) Wait a few seconds for it to install. When it asks you to reboot, do so.
4.) On reboot, open Magisk and update if asked.
5.) Once Magisk is fully installed, go back to MTK Easy Su app.
6.) Tap Activate Bootless Root.
Now I'm just looking for an ad blocker as adaway doesn't work.
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Oh nice. I'll try this method later then. Also, have you tried Energized Protection on Magisk?
460cidpower said:
This worked for me:
1.) Download/Install App https://github.com/JunioJsv/mtk-e...v1.1.0.ap k
2.) Open app, toggle Run on boot, and Select Magisk zip (shouldn't matter which one; I went with 20.4).
3.) Wait a few seconds for it to install. When it asks you to reboot, do so.
4.) On reboot, open Magisk and update if asked.
5.) Once Magisk is fully installed, go back to MTK Easy Su app.
6.) Tap Activate Bootless Root.
Now I'm just looking for an ad blocker as adaway doesn't work.
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Got my root working and got Adaway and AFWall+ running. Make sure in Magisk you have enable Systemless hosts under Magisk Manager settings. Then in Adaway make sure you go into preferences and check Enable systemless mode.
That worked for me! Thanks a lot!
460cidpower said:
This worked for me:
1.) Download/Install App https://github.com/JunioJsv/mtk-e...v1.1.0.ap k
2.) Open app, toggle Run on boot, and Select Magisk zip (shouldn't matter which one; I went with 20.4).
3.) Wait a few seconds for it to install. When it asks you to reboot, do so.
4.) On reboot, open Magisk and update if asked.
5.) Once Magisk is fully installed, go back to MTK Easy Su app.
6.) Tap Activate Bootless Root.
Now I'm just looking for an ad blocker as adaway doesn't work.
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That worked for me! Thanks a lot!
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No problem. Thanks for sharing that easy root method. If this Blade Prime 10 ever somehow gets full root or bootloader unlock it'll be an amazing phone. Already pretty great, especially since I got it for $25.
I know it's old thread but you can unlock the bootloader and root it with magisk via rom2box.
How to Root ZTE Blade 11 Prime - ROM-Provider
step by step guide to root ZTE Blade 11 Prime, after rooting the phone you can install any custom rom like lineage OS
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Follow the rom2box ZTE blaze 11 prime except from flashing both magisk patched boot.img (blade 10 prime have a/b slots) and vbmeta,.img (rom2box can't find it) . If you do flash magisk batch boot.img, it will prevent the phone from booting up (can't verify). Just flash the stock boot.img from rom2box output folder. and reboot
To bypass the boot verification, you need to unlock the bootloader. You need to go back into rom2box, mediatek>service! tab and try each buttons (format first, unlock method 1, method 2). This will unlock bootloader and now you can flash the patched magisk via rom2box firmware flashers. You might need to reboot it into edl multiple times to completely flash the boot.img.
Hi all,
I rooted a Nord of a friend of mine. Since then he installed several updates and reapplied Magisk before reboot, as usual. Now his Nord is running the lastest Android 10 release, Magisk v21.4 and Magisk Manager v22.
Today the upgrade to Android 11 is offered on his Nord. He asked me whether he can peform the update as usual, with applying Magisk - then v22 - to the OTA slot.
I cannot answer it, because I own a 7t, and never performed an OS upgrade.
Does he has to follow the standard process, or is something special to be performed to leave the Nord rooted?
Thx in advance
Hi!
This process is pretty simple.
DONT REBOOT THE PHONE DURING STEPS!!
Step by step:
-download the last Oxygen update with oxygen updater on play store (dont install this update now!).
-go on magisk manager main page and uninstall magisk image.
-install your downloaded update (go to phone setting and apply a local update)
-go on magisk manager main page again and install magisk on the inactive slot
-reboot phone
-enjoy ;p
Thank you.
What I don't understand: You say
-download the last Oxygen update with oxygen updater on play store (dont install this update now!).
-...
-install your downloaded update (go to phone setting and apply a local update)
Why do I need to download the update package the Oygen Updater when I should use the update package in the phone settings? For what do I need the first one?
The major difference to the standard process is that one need to uninstall Magisk on the active slot before applying the update. Have I understood that correctly?
1- Download official oxygen os update with "Oxygen Updater" app.
Now the update package is stocked on your internal memory.
2- Install this update package (previously downloaded with "Oxygen Updater" app) with the official updater on phone setting.
(Local update use file stocked on your phone)
Download just one update package, not two.
Sorry for the mistake..
My friend did what proposed.
For "go on magisk manager main page and uninstall magisk image" he uninstalled Magisk using the manager, and the phone rebooted immediately. So he lost root :-(
What went wrong?
Your friend have uninstall totally magisk..
Is not the same that "uninstall magisk image".
Please follow the image patch method again to gain the root.
[GUIDE] How to root OnePlus Nord
Devices that started to be received today have Oxygen OS 10.5 out of the box. No flashable zip for that software release is publicly available, meaning its stock boot.img cannot be extracted. You then need to update to a newer build first. You...
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He took the option "Uninstall Magisk" written in red on the main page of the Magisk Manager.
According to https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-how-to-root-oneplus-nord.4139411/post-84244381 the standard keep-root-process should work while upgrading from an already rooted Nord from Android 10 to 11:
Apply upgrade, prior to boot install Magisk to the inactive slot, then reboot.
So why does one need to uninstall Magisk?
Last time I rooted his phone using a fastbooted TWRP and think this should work with Android 11 as well, or?
Yes, press "uninstall magisk", pop-up is appeared, press "restore image" (uninstall magisk image..).
Your friend press "uninstall magisk" >> "uninstall all"
If not the same :/
Restore image before OTA update to prevent bootloop, brick, .. This step is essential for me for a majority of phone.
I don't know if the TWRP method work for this.. sorry.
Therand said:
Yes, press "uninstall magisk", pop-up is appeared, press "restore image" (uninstall magisk image..).
Your friend press "uninstall magisk" >> "uninstall all"
If not the same :/
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Thank you. I never used the option, so I couldn't guide him