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This is for everyone who has root and magisk modules. If you want to update to the most recent OTA, follow these steps:
1. Backup magisk, copy /data/adb folder to SD card
1a make sure you downloaded magisk latest uninstaller, magisk installer and TWRP recovery.
2. Boot to TWRP (don't install!!). I used recovery-3.2.1-2-oreo.img
3. Flash magisk uninstaller (download the files latest-uninstaller)
4. Reboot and update ota
- if phone fails to reboot, boot back to TWRP and switch slot -
5. Boot TWRP
6. Flash magisk install
7. Replace /data/adb with backup.
Voila! You updated ota and kept all magisk settings/modules
But whrs the data/adb folder?
So how do we root with offical Android 10 update? My last way i rooted doesnt seem to be working anymore? Any guides?
Magisk working on final android 10
oscar1823 said:
So how do we root with offical Android 10 update? My last way i rooted doesnt seem to be working anymore? Any guides?
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Magisk is working on my pixel 3a with the current android 10.
First, I (fully) uninstalled magisk via magisk manager, then did an OTA to Android 10.
After that, I followed "The Boot Image Patching Installation method" on this guide:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3a/how-to/how-to-root-pixel-3a-preferred-t3938783
Take care: use the latest canary-build of magisk, with the release one it didn't work.
Magisk refuses to install after upgrade to 10. Whether by patched image or by twrp, no magisk, no root.
alliance1975 said:
Magisk refuses to install after upgrade to 10. Whether by patched image or by twrp, no magisk, no root.
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Odds are you are using the standard Magisk version and not the latest Canary version. TWRP doesn't work on Android 10, so you can't use it to install Magisk.
sic0048 said:
Odds are you are using the standard Magisk version and not the latest Canary version. TWRP doesn't work on Android 10, so you can't use it to install Magisk.
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I almost brick my phone, I guest all we need to do now is wait till a compatible version of TWRP gets released.. the lastest does not read the Pixel 3a memory/data, thus Magisk Canary cannot be installed
omiCar said:
I almost brick my phone, I guest all we need to do now is wait till a compatible version of TWRP gets released.. the lastest does not read the Pixel 3a memory/data, thus Magisk Canary cannot be installed
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I installed it while still Pie.
sic0048 said:
I installed it while still Pie.
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That was my mistake, I didnt installed the canary versino while on Pie. I guest we all have to wait... thanks tho
I made the mistake of having Magisk set to beta instead of canary when I did the Magisk OTA update, but no issues with the regular boot image patching method.
Simply follow the guide linked above and you should be fine.
omiCar said:
That was my mistake, I didnt installed the canary versino while on Pie. I guest we all have to wait... thanks tho
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Did you install the Canary Magisk Manager App? I would think you could install the Canary version that way even if you are on Android 10. The biggest unknown for me is if the fact that you have the Magisk stable version already installed would cause some issues. Normally I would recommend that you completely uninstall Magisk via the Magisk Uninstall zip and TWRP prior to moving to Canary, but obviously that isn't an option without TWRP.
Got it to work.
1. Sideloaded the Android 10 OTA through adb.
2. Download the factory image and extract the boot.img
3. Move boot.img to your phone.
4. Download the Canary Magisk Manager (NOT DEBUG).
5. Use Canary Magisk Manager to download Magisk Canary (19.4) (NOT DEBUG).
6. Use Canary Magisk Manager to install Magisk Canary, select file and patch option. Select the boot.img file.
7. Transfer the magisk_boot.img to your computer.
8. Reboot to fastboot.
9. "fastboot flash boot magisk_boot.img"
10. If it works, then it works.
11. If it doesn't work, it will probably hang at fastboot.
12. If that is the case "fastboot set_active other" "fastboot reboot"
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sic0048 said:
Did you install the Canary Magisk Manager App? I would think you could install the Canary version that way even if you are on Android 10. The biggest unknown for me is if the fact that you have the Magisk stable version already installed would cause some issues. Normally I would recommend that you completely uninstall Magisk via the Magisk Uninstall zip and TWRP prior to moving to Canary, but obviously that isn't an option without TWRP.
All you really need to do is flash Pie back on the phone and start the process over. I realize that seems like a long process, but it really isn't that hard. Just be sure to backup any important data off phone before you start because installing Pie should wipe the phone.
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He can just flash the Android 10 OTA, which will overwrite the boot.img and thereby remove Magisk. Then he can go ahead and use fastboot to install Magisk Canary.
darkmeridian said:
1. Sideloaded the Android 10 OTA through adb.
2. Download the factory image and extract the boot.img
3. Move boot.img to your phone.
4. Download the Canary Magisk Manager (NOT DEBUG).
5. Use Canary Magisk Manager to download Magisk Canary (19.4) (NOT DEBUG).
6. Use Canary Magisk Manager to install Magisk Canary, select file and patch option. Select the boot.img file.
7. Transfer the magisk_boot.img to your computer.
8. Reboot to fastboot.
9. "fastboot flash boot magisk_boot.img"
10. If it works, then it works.
11. If it doesn't work, it will probably hang at fastboot.
12. If that is the case "fastboot set_active other" "fastboot reboot"
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He can just flash the Android 10 OTA, which will overwrite the boot.img and thereby remove Magisk. Then he can go ahead and use fastboot to install Magisk Canary.
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Thanks for the response, I will download the Andriod 10 and flash it into my phone, hopefully it will work
darkmeridian said:
He can just flash the Android 10 OTA, which will overwrite the boot.img and thereby remove Magisk. Then he can go ahead and use fastboot to install Magisk Canary.
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I agree that normally that would work.
However, simply replacing the boot.img file doesn't completely uninstall Magisk. That is why there is a Magisk Uninstaller zip that can be used with TWRP. It normally isn't needed, but it is a great way to completely wipe Magisk if you are having issues. Obviously that isn't an option on Android 10 currently because TWRP doesn't work yet.
Hopefully he doesn't have any issues moving from stable to Canary Magisk versions. But if he does, he will likely have to flash a full factory image to completely wipe the phone and reinstall everything without traces of Magisk
flow5673 said:
Magisk is working on my pixel 3a with the current android 10.
First, I (fully) uninstalled magisk via magisk manager, then did an OTA to Android 10.
After that, I followed "The Boot Image Patching Installation method" on this guide:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3a/how-to/how-to-root-pixel-3a-preferred-t3938783
Take care: use the latest canary-build of magisk, with the release one it didn't work.
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This worked for me. Thanks
darkmeridian said:
1. Sideloaded the Android 10 OTA through adb.
2. Download the factory image and extract the boot.img
3. Move boot.img to your phone.
4. Download the Canary Magisk Manager (NOT DEBUG).
5. Use Canary Magisk Manager to download Magisk Canary (19.4) (NOT DEBUG).
6. Use Canary Magisk Manager to install Magisk Canary, select file and patch option. Select the boot.img file.
7. Transfer the magisk_boot.img to your computer.
8. Reboot to fastboot.
9. "fastboot flash boot magisk_boot.img"
10. If it works, then it works.
11. If it doesn't work, it will probably hang at fastboot.
12. If that is the case "fastboot set_active other" "fastboot reboot"
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He can just flash the Android 10 OTA, which will overwrite the boot.img and thereby remove Magisk. Then he can go ahead and use fastboot to install Magisk Canary.
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Can you elaborate on this? like is there a video, or more detailed tutorial on how to accomplish this?
If you experience manager telling you that Magisk isn't installed after installing it through fastboot, uninstall manager and reinstall it. Deleting app data won't do the trick. Strange bug but I encountered that in the Q beta
Anyone else having issues with the canary build? I hard reboot and it shows magisk not installed, then I reboot again and its installed again?
Also Android Q is hella laggy for me?
Currently doing a full fresh image install
Magisk installed ok but it won't allow root operations. In particular neither app uninstaller (root) nor titanium backup is capable or removing system apps. Magisk includes them superuser list but the apps don't perform. Safety net both true and advanced settings has preserve avb 2.0 unchecked. App remover always fails and titanium won't show app list. Canary Magisk installed but it's as though there is no root.
MM is version 7.3.3
M is version 19.4
alliance1975 said:
Magisk installed ok but it won't allow root operations. In particular neither app uninstaller (root) nor titanium backup is capable or removing system apps. Magisk includes them superuser list but the apps don't perform. Safety net both true and advanced settings has preserve avb 2.0 unchecked. App remover always fails and titanium won't show app list. Canary Magisk installed but it's as though there is no root.
MM is version 7.3.3
M is version 19.4
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Can't recommend uninstalling system apps anyway. Hasn't worked for me under Pie either. Rebooting always brought the app back and in the case of Digital Wellbeing, I uninstalled it through Root Uninstaller and encountered a bootloop.
Velcorn said:
Can't recommend uninstalling system apps anyway. Hasn't worked for me under Pie either. Rebooting always brought the app back and in the case of Digital Wellbeing, I uninstalled it through Root Uninstaller and encountered a bootloop.
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For now I disabled the unused apps. Similar behavior also in pie. One update app remover wouldn't work but titanium would, the next update the reverse would happen. I think the apps need updating so as to work with Android 10.
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Can you elaborate on this? like is there a video, or more detailed tutorial on how to accomplish this?
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I don't have a video but you can look up the individual steps. You want to do the OTA through ADB sideloading. Then patch the stock boot.img with Magisk Canary, which was linked to above, and then flash with fastboot.
alliance1975 said:
Magisk installed ok but it won't allow root operations. In particular neither app uninstaller (root) nor titanium backup is capable or removing system apps. Magisk includes them superuser list but the apps don't perform. Safety net both true and advanced settings has preserve avb 2.0 unchecked. App remover always fails and titanium won't show app list. Canary Magisk installed but it's as though there is no root.
MM is version 7.3.3
M is version 19.4
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Uninstall and reinstall Canary Magisk Manager (NOT DEBUG). I had both force encryption and preserve avb CHECKED. Then patch boot.img and flash using fastboot.
* Warranty is void
* I'm not responsible for any damage to your phone in mistaking anything specified here
* This guide requires intermediate knowledge
I'm posting this guide because I haven't found any special thread about it, and had to search multiple threads and websites to get a conclusion in how to root Magisk only (without flashing TWRP or any other custom recovery). Focused in not decrypting the phone, or modify any system partition for a full OTA compatibility.
Requirements:
* ADB/Fastboot & Motorola USB drivers installed - (PC)
* Unlocked bootloader - (Phone)
* Stock rom - (Phone)
* Magisk Manager (latest stable version installed on your phone)
* TWRP (compatible to the Moto G6 Play model) - please refer to this thread for more details. ***(Of course, you won't flash it!)
*** PLEASE! REFER TO THE UPDATES BELOW!!! ***
Tutorial:
1. Reboot to bootloader
2. Boot into downloaded TWRP using Fastboot code:
Code:
fastboot boot twrp_downloaded.img
(on TWRP ignore any password by canceling)
3. Backup stock boot image using:
Code:
adb pull /dev/block/platform/soc/7824900.sdhci/by-name/boot stockboot.img
4. Reboot system using ADB code:
Code:
adb reboot system
5. After rebooted, copy backed up stockboot.img to the phone internal memory
6. Install and open Magisk Manager, click [Instal] > [Install] > [Select and Patch a File] and select stockboot.img on internal memory.
7. After boot image patched, copy magisk_patched.img from phone Download folder to PC
8. Reboot to bootloader and flash magisk_patched.img to phone using Fastboot code:
Code:
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
9. After done, reboot system using fastboot code:
Code:
fastboot reboot
10. All done! Open Magisk Manager and check root! For future OTA updates already rooted with Magisk, I recommend this post: https:// www. the custom droid .com/install-ota-update-rooted-android-device-guide/ - (remove spaces )
[UPDATE 1]
I've noticed that Moto G6 simply forces reboot system before update the device, if we go to restore images in Magisk to try it out tutorial post from 10., it'll simply be removed after that.
Even doing so and going ahead to update the device losing Magisk, and still have to back up once more the new updated boot image and patch it on Magisk following my guide above, I got a bootloop patching the newest OTA with Magisk 20.0 (latest).
After almost losing indefinitely root access, I got it done, downgrading Magisk to 19.3.
For doing so, download Magisk 19.3 zip file from GitHub repository and copy it to the SD Card, boot up into TWRP using fastboot (without flashing) then proceed as read-only, after that, install Magisk 19.3 zip file to patch the OTA updated boot image, then it's done. Root it's working properly without updating Magisk.
I don't know exactly why the latest Magisk it is breaking the OTA updated boot image... Whatever, it's a good approach to get root access back after the recent OTA!
I still need to check if this workaround will be working on new OTA's. That's it.
[UPDATE 2]
After recent update - January 2020, my rooting workaround supporting OTA is working properly as followed solution on UPDATE 1, above.
I didn't test using latest Magisk 20.3 apk due the bootloop when patching boot image in Magisk 20. Don't know if that bug has been fixed...
Updating Magisk after successfully rooted using solution above will not result in a bootloop, but I do recommend downgrade Magisk when new OTA is released.
Hello, thank you for this guide. I'm having trouble with the last step, as I also am having a bootloop with the boot image patched with the latest Magisk. Would you care to elaborate on how do I install Magisk 19.3? Since I boot TWRP, but cant find the Downloads folder from the phone, where I put the Magisk-v19.3.zip file. Cheers!
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Hello, thank you for this guide. I'm having trouble with the last step, as I also am having a bootloop with the boot image patched with the latest Magisk. Would you care to elaborate on how do I install Magisk 19.3? Since I boot TWRP, but cant find the Downloads folder from the phone, where I put the Magisk-v19.3.zip file. Cheers!
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First, if you have the actual boot backup, you'll need to flash it to fix bootloop.
Remember to boot into TWRP (without flashing) to flash it.
* Follow the samples above for the codes if necessary.
After fixing bootloop all you'll need to do is download the Magisk-v19.3.zip from “Magisk GitHub releases” and place it on the external sd card.
Then boot into TWRP (always without flashing) and flash the zip file using TWRP. (Remember to flash to boot image).
It'll simply patch your boot, after that, reboot, if successfully booted go check Magisk.
Hi!
This is a quick guide on how you can update your OP6 to latest Open Beta build from OnePlus with these changes:
Changelog
Added the notch area display options under Settings>Display>Notch display>Hide the notch area
Updated the GMS Package
Updated Android security patch to 2019.11
Improved system stability and general bug fixes
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- grabbed from OP community forum
If you are running stable 10.0.1 you can local upgrade to OB3 withoutno problem
But if you running open beta already you need to be in OB2 Q before updating to OB3 Q.
Here's the step by step guide:
Note: disable magisk modules and substratum first if ever you have. DON'T FORGET!!
1. Download OP6 OB3 firmware: https://otafsg1.h2os.com/patch/amaz...22_OTA_062_all_1912110952_cacdd5fe0385b33.zip
1-2. Download patched boot image: https://mega.nz/#!zBlXSQzC!RAQgiPqJXydFIXa-6sqntQiUOK34-QYdtot4wEu-mEQ
(Copy this to your PC you need this later)
1-3. Download Magisk Manager APK (if you don't have this installed yet.)
2. Update using local upgrade
3. Reboot
4. Allow it to boot up and wait few minutes to let finish the update completely.
5. Reboot to bootloader - fastboot
6. Type
fastboot flash boot_a "bootname".img
fastboot flash boot_b "bootname".img
(Without " ")
7. Type: fastboot reboot
- Install Magisk Manager APK, (if you don't have it)
8. Re enable your modules and everything then reboot one last time
9. Lastly, sit down and relax
Credits: @Siljorfag for OP6T stock boot image i asked. @Amirhussaini for OP6 stock boot image i asked
OP for OB3 Q update
From 10.0.1
download ob3 full
open magisk - uninstall - restore image
local update select ob3
dont reboot
open magisk
install - inactive slot
reboot
DONE
brmbjn said:
From 10.0.1
download ob3 full
open magisk - uninstall - restore image
local update select ob3
dont reboot
open magisk
install - inactive slot
reboot
DONE
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That's totally different from what i did which i stated above. I used pc on my procedure which gives me no problem too. Steps may vary depending on user preference.
Can You please provide a guide to Update to OB3 Q with Magisik And TWRP as Well.
Currently my situation is i have bootloader unlocked and running on OB3 Q
When i try to install twrp and magisik i was getting stuck at Bootloader Unlocked screen.
Please help me to get Twrp and Magisik as welll
DroidPrince16 said:
Hi!
This is a quick guide on how you can update your OP6 to latest Open Beta build from OnePlus with these changes:
Changelog
Added the notch area display options under Settings>Display>Notch display>Hide the notch area
Updated the GMS Package
Updated Android security patch to 2019.11
Improved system stability and general bug fixes
Sign up to get rewards, premium experience, and exclusive offers
- grabbed from OP community forum
If you are running stable 10.0.1 you can local upgrade to OB3 withoutno problem
But if you running open beta already you need to be in OB2 Q before updating to OB3 Q.
Here's the step by step guide:
Note: disable magisk modules and substratum first if ever you have. DON'T FORGET!!
1. Download OP6 OB3 firmware: https://otafsg1.h2os.com/patch/amaz...22_OTA_062_all_1912110952_cacdd5fe0385b33.zip
1-2. Download patched boot image: https://mega.nz/#!zBlXSQzC!RAQgiPqJXydFIXa-6sqntQiUOK34-QYdtot4wEu-mEQ
(Copy this to your PC you need this later)
1-3. Download Magisk Manager APK (if you don't have this installed yet.)
2. Update using local upgrade
3. Reboot
4. Allow it to boot up and wait few minutes to let finish the update completely.
5. Reboot to bootloader - fastboot
6. Type
fastboot flash boot_a "bootname".img
fastboot flash boot_b "bootname".img
(Without " ")
7. Type: fastboot reboot
- Install Magisk Manager APK, (if you don't have it)
8. Re enable your modules and everything then reboot one last time
9. Lastly, sit down and relax
Credits: @Siljorfag for OP6T stock boot image i asked. @Amirhussaini for OP6 stock boot image i asked
OP for OB3 Q update
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transfer quota exceeded .. anyone here willing to share the patched img from a different cloud .. thank you
brmbjn said:
From 10.0.1
download ob3 full
open magisk - uninstall - restore image
local update select ob3
dont reboot
open magisk
install - inactive slot
reboot
DONE
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If you restored the image, how did you get to still have magisk?
ddaharu said:
If you restored the image, how did you get to still have magisk?
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Restore image. Dont reboot and then select local update.....
brmbjn said:
Restore image. Dont reboot and then select local update.....
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I'll give it a try.
Edited: I actually didn't have to restore images. I just needed to reinstall magisk in magisk before I rebooted and it worked.
I followed each step .. now i cant see install- inactive slot .. when i click on install it says to install latest apk which is already present
rohheat said:
I followed each step .. now i cant see install- inactive slot .. when i click on install it says to install latest apk which is already present
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Magisk preinstalled. Just install latest magisk manager. No need to do anymore fancy
DroidPrince16 said:
Magisk preinstalled. Just install latest magisk manager. No need to do anymore fancy
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I didn install latest magisk still same . I cant find
rohheat said:
I didn install latest magisk still same . I cant find
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You can repeat clean install by updating again via local upgrade. Then do it again.
After updating my sim cards aren't detected. Also twrp is gone and I can't clear cache. Any advice?
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I've been using below steps to update my OP6 while preserving root. Thought of sharing with you all
I've been using this method for all recent updates like 9.0.9 ->10.3.0->10.3.5->10.3.6->10.3.7->10.3.8->10.3.9->10.3.11->11.1.1.1
My OP6 info:
TWRP: 3.2.3-x | blu_spark v9.91
Magisk: 23.0
Steps:
enable system update app if it's disabled
nandroid backup (optional)
enable any disabled system apps like youtube
- download OTA updated zip: via Oxygen Updater App -> Full Update option
- Install it: System Settings -> Local Upgrade option (don't reboot).
- Once installed: go to Magisk -> run TWRP retention script from osm0sis (don't reboot).
- Again in Magisk, install magisk -> install to inactive slot (don't reboot yet).
- Then on modules list, disable all modules and then finally...
- Reboot, this reboot will take some minutes...
- after reboot, re enable all modules and everything will work perfectly.
The System Updater and Magisk do all the work, never ever once having to boot into recovery.
JerryGoyal said:
I've been using below steps to update my OP6 while preserving root. Thought of sharing with you all
I've been using this method for all recent updates like 9.0.9 ->10.3.0->10.3.5->10.3.6->10.3.7->10.3.8->10.3.9->10.3.11->11.1.1.1
My OP6 info:
TWRP: 3.2.3-x | blu_spark v9.91
Magisk: 23.0
Steps:
enable system update app if it's disabled
nandroid backup (optional)
enable any disabled system apps like youtube
- download OTA updated zip: via Oxygen Updater App -> Full Update option
- Install it: System Settings -> Local Upgrade option (don't reboot).
- Once installed: go to Magisk -> run TWRP retention script from osm0sis (don't reboot).
- Again in Magisk, install magisk -> install to inactive slot (don't reboot yet).
- Then on modules list, disable all modules and then finally...
- Reboot, this reboot will take some minutes...
- after reboot, re enable all modules and everything will work perfectly.
The System Updater and Magisk do all the work, never ever once having to boot into recovery.
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Hi guys How I can #root OnePlus 6 in oxygen os 11.1.1.1??? said: And how install #TWRP OnePlus 6 in oxygen os 11.1.1.1??? Can't install TWRP in android 11 crashed OnePlus 6 The in Oxygen os 11.1.1.1 very slowly #speed phone OnePlus 6 and very slowly and poor Network? Don't use high speed Network? Don't use high speed phone? Please help me Thanks
JerryGoyal said:
I've been using below steps to update my OP6 while preserving root. Thought of sharing with you all
I've been using this method for all recent updates like 9.0.9 ->10.3.0->10.3.5->10.3.6->10.3.7->10.3.8->10.3.9->10.3.11->11.1.1.1
My OP6 info:
TWRP: 3.2.3-x | blu_spark v9.91
Magisk: 23.0
Steps:
enable system update app if it's disabled
nandroid backup (optional)
enable any disabled system apps like youtube
- download OTA updated zip: via Oxygen Updater App -> Full Update option
- Install it: System Settings -> Local Upgrade option (don't reboot).
- Once installed: go to Magisk -> run TWRP retention script from osm0sis (don't reboot).
- Again in Magisk, install magisk -> install to inactive slot (don't reboot yet).
- Then on modules list, disable all modules and then finally...
- Reboot, this reboot will take some minutes...
- after reboot, re enable all modules and everything will work perfectly.
The System Updater and Magisk do all the work, never ever once having to boot into recovery.
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Super useful, thank you!
Very helpful!
Thank you JerryGoyal
Your method worked perfectly!
fullbazak said:
Hi guys How I can #root OnePlus 6 in oxygen os 11.1.1.1??? said: And how install #TWRP OnePlus 6 in oxygen os 11.1.1.1??? Can't install TWRP in android 11 crashed OnePlus 6 The in Oxygen os 11.1.1.1 very slowly #speed phone OnePlus 6 and very slowly and poor Network? Don't use high speed Network? Don't use high speed phone? Please help me Thanks
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I've got the same issue
fullbazak said:
Hi guys How I can #root OnePlus 6 in oxygen os 11.1.1.1??? said: And how install #TWRP OnePlus 6 in oxygen os 11.1.1.1??? Can't install TWRP in android 11 crashed OnePlus 6 The in Oxygen os 11.1.1.1 very slowly #speed phone OnePlus 6 and very slowly and poor Network? Don't use high speed Network? Don't use high speed phone? Please help me Thanks
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Let me know here if you find a fix for installation of TWRP under 11.1.1.1 please?
With rooted version 10.3.x I updated this way without any problems:
How to Update Your OnePlus 6 or 6T Without Losing Root — No Computer Needed
One of the biggest downsides to rooting is that it can be a pain to update every month with each new security patch. With other phones, you might have had to fully unroot the device, maybe flash a stock recovery, or potentially even flash all the factory images to get a new update. Thankfully...
oneplus.gadgethacks.com
* Download full stock rom (same as from OxygenUpdater), latest TWRP (now 3.5) and lastest Magisk (now 23.0) onto sdcard of device.
* Reboot into TWRP recovery
* Flash stock ROM and then TWRP without intermediate reboot
* Reboot into TWRP recovery again
* Flash Magisk
* Reboot normally.
I left all disabled system apps such as e.g. Youtube app, disabled. I did the update manually without using Oxygenupdater, the latter only for verifying the MD5 of the ROM.
Can this also be done with flashing 11.1.1 ROM ?
JerryGoyal said:
I've been using below steps to update my OP6 while preserving root. Thought of sharing with you all
I've been using this method for all recent updates like 9.0.9 ->10.3.0->10.3.5->10.3.6->10.3.7->10.3.8->10.3.9->10.3.11->11.1.1.1
My OP6 info:
TWRP: 3.2.3-x | blu_spark v9.91
Magisk: 23.0
Steps:
enable system update app if it's disabled
nandroid backup (optional)
enable any disabled system apps like youtube
- download OTA updated zip: via Oxygen Updater App -> Full Update option
- Install it: System Settings -> Local Upgrade option (don't reboot).
- Once installed: go to Magisk -> run TWRP retention script from osm0sis (don't reboot).
- Again in Magisk, install magisk -> install to inactive slot (don't reboot yet).
- Then on modules list, disable all modules and then finally...
- Reboot, this reboot will take some minutes...
- after reboot, re enable all modules and everything will work perfectly.
The System Updater and Magisk do all the work, never ever once having to boot into recovery.
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Sorry, please explain "modules list". In what context is this please?
Quick note. Do not re-enable Smali Patcher if that was one of your previously enabled modules. The framework used to create the patch was from the previous android OS version, so it'll just spin when booting. To fix it follow the official recommendation from the smali patcher FAQ which is Boot into TWRP > Advanced > File Manager > navigate to data > adb > modules > select the module directory (in this case "fomey.smalipatcher" > folder icon in the bottom right > delete.
mermaidkiller said:
With rooted version 10.3.x I updated this way without any problems:
How to Update Your OnePlus 6 or 6T Without Losing Root — No Computer Needed
One of the biggest downsides to rooting is that it can be a pain to update every month with each new security patch. With other phones, you might have had to fully unroot the device, maybe flash a stock recovery, or potentially even flash all the factory images to get a new update. Thankfully...
oneplus.gadgethacks.com
* Download full stock rom (same as from OxygenUpdater), latest TWRP (now 3.5) and lastest Magisk (now 23.0) onto sdcard of device.
* Reboot into TWRP recovery
* Flash stock ROM and then TWRP without intermediate reboot
* Reboot into TWRP recovery again
* Flash Magisk
* Reboot normally.
I left all disabled system apps such as e.g. Youtube app, disabled. I did the update manually without using Oxygenupdater, the latter only for verifying the MD5 of the ROM.
Can this also be done with flashing 11.1.1 ROM ?
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Have you used this method earlier in earlier versions
Hi @JerryGoyal need TWRP retention script which you have mentioned in your post, kindly share the link here
mermaidkiller said:
With rooted version 10.3.x I updated this way without any problems:
How to Update Your OnePlus 6 or 6T Without Losing Root — No Computer Needed
One of the biggest downsides to rooting is that it can be a pain to update every month with each new security patch. With other phones, you might have had to fully unroot the device, maybe flash a stock recovery, or potentially even flash all the factory images to get a new update. Thankfully...
oneplus.gadgethacks.com
* Download full stock rom (same as from OxygenUpdater), latest TWRP (now 3.5) and lastest Magisk (now 23.0) onto sdcard of device.
* Reboot into TWRP recovery
* Flash stock ROM and then TWRP without intermediate reboot
* Reboot into TWRP recovery again
* Flash Magisk
* Reboot normally.
I left all disabled system apps such as e.g. Youtube app, disabled. I did the update manually without using Oxygenupdater, the latter only for verifying the MD5 of the ROM.
Can this also be done with flashing 11.1.1 ROM ?
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Which TWRP version and Magisk version did you use?
A very big thanks to you bro!
Before Updation:
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My OP6 info:
v 9.0.9
TWRP: 3.2.3-x | blu_spark v9.91
Magisk: 23.0
After Updation:
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Now My OP6 info:
v11.1.1.1
TWRP: 3.2.3-x | blu_spark v9.91 (But its not accepting the password, so not decrypting)
Magisk: 23.0
Any suggestions regarding TWRP to work.
I have been using the same method for updating open betas. Now there is official november update.. Is it possible to update to official rom from open beta using this method without losing data and root?
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Which TWRP version and Magisk version did you use?
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Usually the latest (3.5 resp. 23).
So now I want to use the same way, by re-flashing TWRP (probably a newer version) after the new stock ROM, but before reboot.
@JerryGoyal kindly share twrp retention script and twrp link here which you used
JerryGoyal said:
I've been using below steps to update my OP6 while preserving root. Thought of sharing with you all
I've been using this method for all recent updates like 9.0.9 ->10.3.0->10.3.5->10.3.6->10.3.7->10.3.8->10.3.9->10.3.11->11.1.1.1
My OP6 info:
TWRP: 3.2.3-x | blu_spark v9.91
Magisk: 23.0
Steps:
enable system update app if it's disabled
nandroid backup (optional)
enable any disabled system apps like youtube
- download OTA updated zip: via Oxygen Updater App -> Full Update option
- Install it: System Settings -> Local Upgrade option (don't reboot).
- Once installed: go to Magisk -> run TWRP retention script from osm0sis (don't reboot).
- Again in Magisk, install magisk -> install to inactive slot (don't reboot yet).
- Then on modules list, disable all modules and then finally...
- Reboot, this reboot will take some minutes...
- after reboot, re enable all modules and everything will work perfectly.
The System Updater and Magisk do all the work, never ever once having to boot into recovery.
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Thank you.
After the whole process is completed what to do with TWRP retention script module
should we uninstall it
Does the method in the OP work for updating from 11.1.1.1 to 11.1.2.2? Or is it only for updating from earlier versions of Oxygen to 11.x?
ashish1989 said:
After the whole process is completed what to do with TWRP retention script module
should we uninstall it
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????
@JerryGoyal .
Hi, I am on OP6 on OOS version 10.3.5 with Magisk root version 21.4 and twrp recovery. Also XXX nolimts Rom installed. I have no issues with the current version of OOS, and have disabled the update with 'Xxx nolimits' rom. I am unable to use banking apps since the Magisk hide apparently doesn't work for them. Only 'phonepe' works till now, but it's only a matter of time when they behave like 'yono sbi' app too. I have heard that this is because of the safetynet check failure. I have tried installing the module 'universal safetynet fix' but it didn't work. I have an unlocked bootloader as well, I don't know if that is relevant. Please help.