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This is only for devices currently on 4.4 or rooted 5.1 w/ moforoot. This upgrade path allows moforoot to continue to work, and retains the ability to downgrade to 4.4.
Note 12/2/2015:
Development on this has been discontinued with the release of the SunShine bootloader unlock.
To use SunShine without having to deal with KingRoot, you can flash the Rooted v3 system img and then use SunShine to unlock. This is the most stable method if you can use mofo.
After unlocking using SunShine, please flash the latest bootloader/radio images from here. This will bring your phone completely up to date and provide a more stable experience with custom ROMs.
These images are still flashable after unlocking your bootloader if you'd like a stable, closest-to-stock ROM possible.
Instead of using mofo to flash the system image, you can just use
Code:
fastboot flash system filename-goes-here.img
You can then flash your own tweaks like Xposed.
I'd recommend making a back up of the stock ROM in TWRP so you have a stable base to go back to if anything goes wrong.
Note 10/10/2015:
Updated all images to the latest OTA update (SU4TL-44) and included the latest official Xposed version (v75) in extras v5.
Follow the instructions with 5.1_images_v4.zip to flash the updated firmware images.
Note 9/5/2015:
Updated extras (v4) to include the latest official Xposed version (v73). Read the previous note for more information.
Note 8/31/2015:
Updated extras to the latest official Xposed version (v72). Reflashing all of the images is not required, only the extras system.img using mofo.
You can download the full extras image (1.5gb), or if you already have the rooted v2 image, use the extras v3 patch (8mb) with the instructions below.
Using the rooted v2 image + patch will allow you to update in the future without redownloading the entire image (as long as you keep the original after patching).
Note 7/23/2015:
Updated to the latest OTA (23.11.39). Make sure to follow instructions and reflash all images from the latest zip.
Unfortunately, I couldn't provide a patch to go from rooted image v1->v2, so a redownload is needed.
When applying the latest extras, make sure you're applying it to the rooted image v2.
Files (updated 10/10/2015 w/ latest OTA & extras v5)
5.1 firmware images (v4)
SHA1: 8be8a19664e6ba5aa556838bb3f744cdbf41f2ef
Stock 5.1 system image (v3)
SHA1: 1e67fc22331f035e9f3bd6c28d81fb173dd86a3e
Rooted 5.1 system image (v3)
SHA1: b8ff04d7f6ad9de31292cf62da94a3d80d3e373c
Extras 5.1 system image (rooted v3 + extras v5) (see below for details)
SHA1: 126744919f86132c05d15e79373ea759f74e37cf
Instructions
A data wipe is not required, but please back up any important data beforehand in case something goes wrong.
After extracting 5.1_images_v4.zip, reboot into bootloader and run the following commands to prepare your phone for the latest 5.1 system image:
Code:
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash modem modem.img
fastboot flash mdm1m9kefs3 fsg.mbn
fastboot erase mdm1m9kefs1
fastboot erase mdm1m9kefs2
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot erase ddr
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Then use mofo to flash the system image of your choice and reboot.
After flashing a system image, the first boot will stay on the Motorola logo for an extra 30 seconds to 1 minute. This is rebuilding the cache partition (erased by moforoot after every flash).
If your phone doesn't boot after 5 minutes (and isn't showing the "Upgrading apps" dialog), try formatting the cache in recovery by doing the following:
While phone is off, hold the volume down button and turn it on to boot into bootloader. Use the volume keys to find the recovery option and press power to confirm.
Once you see the dead Android (it may also say "No Command", this is normal), pull up the recovery menu by holding power and pressing volume up (5.1 recovery is different than 4.4) and use the wipe cache option.
If the screen is blank in recovery with a periodically flashing Android icon, try booting the phone normally and trying again. This happened to me a few times, and I theorize it's because of the cache partition not being formatted after erased.
Extras (updated 10/10/2015 w/ latest OTA & Xposed official v75)
Download patch (v5)
SHA1: 451be2eef3df509facf16b807c6fc665c8fac090
If you don't want to deal with patching the image using xdelta3, you can download the full extras image in the Files section above.
This will prevent you from updating without redownloading the whole image in the future, but is easier for less experienced users.
Current extras:
Xposed official v75 (download APK from here)
(optional) ad blocking
busybox/sqlite3
tethering enabled
To apply the patch, use the rooted v3 image (not an already patched image) as a base, and follow the patching instructions (using xdelta3) in this post.
After patching the system.img with the extras, you'll use mofo to flash the patched image.
To use ad blocking, download AdAway (available in F-Droid) and enable it. Make sure the "Target hosts file" is set to "/data/hosts" in settings.
shouldnt we also be updating the radio?
diabl0w said:
shouldnt we also be updating the radio?
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I haven't personally tested upgrading the radio, and whether that affects downgrading at all. If someone confirms it's without risk, I'll add the radio.img to the zip and instructions.
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I haven't personally tested upgrading the radio, and whether that affects downgrading at all. If someone confirms it's without risk, I'll add the radio.img to the zip and instructions.
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ive downgraded radio from 4.4 to 4.2 in the past, but it messed up wifi somehow... isnt wifi part of the modem image? anyways, nothing else bad happened so idk if this is useful info
edit: when i did the downgrade (4.4.4 to 4.4.2 radio) it disabled the ability to turn on wifi and log messages gave the error wifistatemachine: failed to load wifi driver
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ive downgraded radio from 4.4 to 4.2 in the past, but it messed up wifi somehow... isnt wifi part of the modem image? anyways, nothing else bad happened so idk if this is useful info
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It looks like radio is just a collection of the modem images, so that should eliminate some of the commands. I'll update the OP.
firstEncounter said:
It looks like radio is just a collection of the modem images, so that should eliminate some of the commands. I'll update the OP.
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check my edit
diabl0w said:
check my edit
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Radios won't be compatible across ROM versions. You would flash the 4.4.4 radio if downgrading to a 4.4.4 image, not while running 5.1.
Ummmmm. Is this a dream? Someone pinch me...... There's no one around....... Can this really be true!? I'm afraid to try it and bork everything.
firstEncounter said:
This is only for devices currently on 4.4, requires moforoot. This upgrade path allows moforoot to continue to work, and retains the ability to downgrade to 4.4.
Files:
5.1 upgrade images
Stock 5.1 system image
Rooted 5.1 system image
After extracting the 5.1_images_v2.zip, run the following commands to prepare your phone for a 5.1 system image:
Code:
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash radio radio.img
fastboot erase ddr
(Commands based on this post. Thanks @mikeoswego and @JulesJam!)
Then use mofo to flash the system image of your choice.
Xposed and Adblock images coming soon.
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Why aren't you flashing 5.1 recovery?
JulesJam said:
Why aren't you flashing 5.1 recovery?
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Missed that command in the OP. Thanks!
Is the rooted image debloated
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JulesJam said:
Why aren't you flashing 5.1 recovery?
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So we should do that command as well?
janitorjohnson said:
So we should do that command as well?
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I had trouble when I tried to stay on 5.0 recovery after I flashed 5.1 system image on my MX14.
JulesJam said:
I has trouble when I tried to stay on 5.0 recovery after I flashed 5.1 system image on my MX14.
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Is that the final command?
trikotret said:
Is the rooted image debloated
Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk
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No, it's completely stock with SuperSU installed.
janitorjohnson said:
Is that the final command?
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I do
logo
boot
recovery
radios
But I do that b/c that is the way they are usually written in the scripts that come with the images. I think the only 2 where the order really matters is the bootloader and partition table and you aren't flashing those.
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No, it's completely stock with SuperSU installed.
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I went ahead and made one too just in case there were any issues with FirstEncounter's since I already have a device set up to do this anyhow.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rmuev8agm5wl2lh/XT1254_5.1_root_system_ext4.zip?dl=0
PLMK if there are any issues with my image. I will take it down once people have started to modify the images, test them and are sure there are no issues.
It should be easy for someone to modify the buildprop so you can have free tether.
works like a charm
firstEncounter said:
This is only for devices currently on 4.4, requires moforoot. This upgrade path allows moforoot to continue to work, and retains the ability to downgrade to 4.4.
Files:
5.1 upgrade images
Stock 5.1 system image
Rooted 5.1 system image
After extracting the 5.1_images_v2.zip, run the following commands to prepare your phone for a 5.1 system image:
Code:
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash radio radio.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot erase ddr
Then use mofo to flash the system image of your choice.
Xposed and Adblock images coming soon.
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Followed instructions to a T and used OP's files... Everything works like a charm and is buttery smooth: http://imgur.com/ZwIRB8X
Bootloader acted a little weird, got a couple screen flickers... not sure if related or not. It worked itself out after one or two reboots. Thanks for the awesome instructions!
Just updated the OP with a patch for Xposed, ad blocking, busybox and tethering. Let me know if it works for everyone.
firstEncounter said:
Just updated the OP with a patch for Xposed, ad blocking, busybox and tethering. Let me know if it works for everyone.
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Thank you! You are working mighty quickly I must say. We all really appreciate it!
I can not seem to boot it to recovery after doing the steps in OP. Little man blinks and says "no command" under him. Wanted to do a factory reset after the steps in OP. Any ideas? I am letting it boot into LP for the first time and then will try to get into recovery to do the reset.
After I let LP boot up, I could enter into recovery and factory reset without a problem.
I take no credit for this, thank the Motorola-Firmware-Team on Android File Host, and you can follow any leaked firmware on their Twitter feed.
I no longer have a Moto X Pure Edition, so I can't personally vouch for this firmware, but it seems like it is a totally legit full factory firmware image of Nougat NPH25.200-22 for flashing in fastboot.
This is the "official" full factory image of Nougat NPH25.200-22 and NOT the OTA file. It can be used for a clean flash and to relock the bootloader which is recommended to pass SafetyNet API checks if you are planning on staying stock and not rooting.
Flashfile.xml shows: version="clark_retus-user 7.0 NPH25.200-22 21 release-keysM8992_1255331.29.01.88.09R", MD5 matches, and all dates are correct.
This is ONLY for the Moto X Pure Edition, Retail US (RETUS) variant. I have no information on any other firmware or device.
Tested and verified as official Nougat factory ROM image by @Andromendous
This image is NOT flashable in TWRP, like all factory images it is flashed with fastboot in the bootloader... How to flash:
Code:
fastboot oem lock begin (if wanting to re-lock bootloader, othewise use `fastboot oem fb_mode_set`)
fastboot flash partition gpt.bin
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.0
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.1
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.2
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.3
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.4
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.5
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.6
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.7
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.8
fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.9
fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
fastboot erase modemst1
fastboot erase modemst2
fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn
fastboot flash bluetooth BTFM.bin
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot erase customize
fastboot erase clogo
fastboot oem lock (only if you used `fastboot oem lock begin`, otherwise end with `fastboot oem fb_mode_clear`)
fastboot reboot
See https://forum.xda-developers.com/mo...de-return-to-stock-relock-bootloader-t3489110 for detailed instructions
Downloads
Original source: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=889964283620765304
Google Drive mirror: [removed]
@acejavelin: Since you have been one of the guru's on this phone, can this file be flashed in fastboot directly if I am on stock MM android December update rooted with Magisk and TWRP installed? I just want to make sure that when I am ready to take the plunge, I can take the minimal work procedure since I factory wipe after all major updates anyway.
Does this mean people who haven't received 7.0 OTA can flash this ROM and get Nougat without any complications such as corrupted bootloader and stuff? Also read multiple times that downgrading to 6.0 and again upgrading to 7.0 via OTA corrupts the bootloader leading to hard brick (which is now solver using external SD), will flashing this would solve this too?
Yes... This is the pure stock factory image for Nougat, it can be flashed, used to lock the bootloader, fix the "preflash validation" issues, etc. like any factory image.
There should be no issue applying it over a downgraded version, as long as you flash the entire image.
acejavelin said:
Yes... This is the pure stock factory image for Nougat, it can be flashed, used to lock the bootloader, fix the "preflash validation" issues, etc. like any factory image.
There should be no issue applying it over a downgraded version, as long as you flash the entire image.
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Great! I plan on holding on to this phone for about another 6 months or so and might as well get the update. Will probably go over to stock nougat in December. Custom ROMs just always seem to have at best some minor issue(s) that prevents me from sticking with them.
Dude Ace you are the f-ing man. Thanks for the find.
I flashed it manually while on Hashbangs LOS rom. I was stuck on 6.0 modem and tried to just flash the modem, which made me lose sim service. I then flashed the entire imagine manually and booted just fine.
Now I'm back to LOS with 7.0 modem and so far so good. Hashbang is doing a great job, he's already cleaned multiple bugs just today.
i am already on 7.0 but putting this away for the future. Can you flash the zipped XML or do you need to unzip and flash each piece individually? Thanks.
schneid said:
i am already on 7.0 but putting this away for the future. Can you flash the zipped XML or do you need to unzip and flash each piece individually? Thanks.
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It's a factory image... Have to flash each piece manually with fastboot, this is not a flashable TWRP or other recovery image
So no difference between flashing this and a possible future OTA update one? I downgraded from custom 7.1 to stock 6 and now been weeks waiting for this 7 OTA update which probably wont even see the 2017.
andromobilogy said:
So no difference between flashing this and a possible future OTA update one? I downgraded from custom 7.1 to stock 6 and now been weeks waiting for this 7 OTA update which probably wont even see the 2017.
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We don't know that for sure... NPH25.200-22 is what has been rolling out to Sprint, T-Mobile, and AT&T devices, but it seems that Verizon users are getting NPH25.200-23 according to one verified (via screen shot) report on Lenovo's official forum.
The issue is we know the Moto OTA server keeps track of what device get's what version, if you flash this it won't know you have it so if a future OTA update comes out, you might be offered it via push and will have to wait until it's available by pull.
andromobilogy said:
So no difference between flashing this and a possible future OTA update one? I downgraded from custom 7.1 to stock 6 and now been weeks waiting for this 7 OTA update which probably wont even see the 2017.
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Yes. There's a huge difference. With this you wont brick your phone.
Can we Re-lock bootloader with this version?
AND...
If you flash this version NPH25.200-23, will you still be able to install a SIM from another carrier, say Sprint, T-Mobile, or AT&T, and not be pigeon holed into a specific wireless Plan from VZW with their own Propietary APPs like VZW Cloud?
CLETjB said:
Can we Re-lock bootloader with this version?
AND...
If you flash this version NPH25.200-23, will you still be able to install a SIM from another carrier, say Sprint, T-Mobile, or AT&T, and not be pigeon holed into a specific wireless Plan from VZW with their own Propietary APPs like VZW Cloud?
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Yes, you can relock... unless you have already applied NPH25.200-23, otherwise you should be able to relock from ANY version out there currently.
We don't know what's up with NPH25.200-23 for sure though... recently Moto has been doing "different" versions for Verizon users that don't seem to get to anyone else, we also see it in the Moto G5+, and we don't know the differences either. Most likely it's just a minor VZW specific change and can be ignored. If the update does get pushed later, you should have no issues taking the OTA update when on this firmware, it is the official factory image.
@ acejavelin
I know that I'm a bit OT, but I think that this thread is the most suitable for my request: do you know if there is a nougat factory image available also for the xt1572?
Thanks in advance,
Gaetano.
Inviato dal mio XT1572 utilizzando Tapatalk
ghitus said:
@ acejavelin
I know that I'm a bit OT, but I think that this thread is the most suitable for my request: do you know if there is a nougat factory image available also for the xt1572?
Thanks in advance,
Gaetano.
Inviato dal mio XT1572 utilizzando Tapatalk
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As I stated in the first post... no, I have idea or information about any other images for other variants and I suggest following MotoFirmware123 on Twitter as that is the best place to find leaked firmware. Motonovo has gotten very tight on letting firmware get out, but if it becomes available this is likely where it will come from, IF it ever gets leaked.
Just curious. I recently moved on to a Note 8 and want to give my son my Moto X Pure. Does this file put default recovery on the phone as well? I tried to factory reset it last night (had it rooted with TWRP installed) and now it will only boot into TWRP. I just want it all stock for him.
Thanks
Oaklands said:
Just curious. I recently moved on to a Note 8 and want to give my son my Moto X Pure. Does this file put default recovery on the phone as well? I tried to factory reset it last night (had it rooted with TWRP installed) and now it will only boot into TWRP. I just want it all stock for him.
Thanks
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Yes, it is an official stock firmware image... if properly flashed with fastboot it will restore the device to 100% factory conditions, including recovery.
acejavelin said:
Yes, it is an official stock firmware image... if properly flashed with fastboot it will restore the device to 100% factory conditions, including recovery.
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Thank you. His phone is now ready.
Finally !Thanks, man!
Now I just flash via fastboot and avoid all the OTA updates process.
you are the man!
I want to install the Magisk but not achieved yet because of TWRP is not available and the stock boot.img not found.
Now OTA is coming(1.02.709.7), so I tried to obtain boot.img from the OTA image by the following steps but didn't succeeded.
Download the OTA image by checking the system update on the device.
The image will be stored on /sdcard/Download/OTA_1.01.709.1-1.02.709.7.zip
Copy the OTA image to PC and extract the file "payload.bin".
Use the payload dumper(Thanks to vm03), dump the boot partition from payload.bin but failed with the following error.
Processing boot partition.Unsupported type = 9
* Type of 9 is IMGDIFF according to what I found (no further info).
* I modified "payload_dumper.py" to dump only the boot partition.
Could someone please share the stock boot.img or TWRP for this device?
or tell me another way to achieve this.
Thanks.
I'm looking for it, too. :crying:
Did you get the 1.03.709.1 version boot.img file?
I don't think OTAs contain the whole boot.img, only the binary diff of the new version.
so far nobody has found a boot.img ? the device is around for some months now...
Is there still nothing? Not even a boot.img?
I will post my stock boot.img, recovery.img, and SW version # once I get to my computer.
Should be able to extract it with ADB/commands.
I'm not able to get anything using ADB/fastboot and no root method is working for me. I wish I had an OTA file to work with so I could patch the boot.img and try that but OTAs have already been done on this phone.
The only thing I've managed to do is unlock the bootloader.
Here is a copy of the OTA zip I'm running on
https://drive.google.com/file/d/122ky9if8FqTKz0tvqVi_8-FkA-GjHX9A/view?usp=drivesdk
And here is the payload.bin from that OTA
payload.bin
drive.google.com
So far I haven't managed to get the boot.img and I have a long day tomorrow. Maybe you guys can come up with something?
Well I downloaded the automated script version of payload dumper located here:
How to extract payload.bin from OTA update or firmware
In a few rare cases, you may need to extract the payload.bin that is part of firmware and OTA update files from some OEMs to get the stock boot and system images. This helps when you are looking un…
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And that payload.bin seems to only contain abl.img. Nothing else which is unfortunate.
like i've written before, the OTA simply does not contain the whole boot.img - only the binary difference from the previous build.
with only the difference it is not possible to reconstruct a whole boot.img
the only options i see is wait for a RUU or the kernel source to be published
Another OTA came through 227MB, extracted and only thing in there is abl.img again.
is this will work
HTCdev - HTC Kernel Source Code and Binaries
www.htcdev.com
can we find boot.img
Did you get the 1.00.468.1 version boot.img file?
I'll try to port twrp this week.
Just wait for the good news
4096abcd said:
I'll try to port twrp this week.
Just wait for the good news
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please make one also for htc u20 5g if possibile
lostic-b said:
please make one also for htc u20 5g if possibile
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Still there's no way to unlock the bootloader of U20
Hi,
Since I got my phone and rooted it in March I haven't received any OTAs.
From what I gathered, one could easily do so manually, but I did not see a how-to and my knowledge of pixels and recent android stuff is limited.
Could someone perhaps explain how I can do this? Also, should I take the OTAs by order (April and then May) or is it okay to just update to the latest one?
Cheers.
Yeah... My last phone still got offered OTAs when rooted but not this pixel. I guess Google can see that your BL is unlocked, or that you have Magisk and just doesn't allow the normal OTA?
Each month you gotta go fetch the factory image, remove the -w from the script and flash it. Then get Magisk to patch the boot.img and use fastboot to flash it (or boot it and flash from Magisk).
There's a slightly smaller full ota package you can use instead. It is not destructive by default but it takes a bit more work to get the boot.img out (payload dumper).
I see.
Can I install the May update straight away, or should I get the April one first?
Also, what is the name of the script? Is it flash-all.bat? Should I edit it within the zip or extract and rezip?
Ruttix said:
can I install the May update straight away, or should I get the April one first?
Also, what is the name of the script? Is it flash-all.bat? Should I edit it within the zip or extract and rezip?
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Both full ota and factory are complete upgrades. You can jump straight to the latest version.
The factory image zip expands and has flash-all scripts (.sh or .bat, depending on your os - windows is .bat). That's where you have to remove the -w from (fastboot -w update blah.zip). You install factory images by running the flash-all script.
Hey everyone, I messed up today trying to root with Magisk using a firmware zip with a different incremental version (but same OOS version) as my device. After flashing the patched boot.img my device is stuck in a bootloop. Unable to boot into system (the text "turn off" with a progress/loading bar shown on my wallpaper), fastboot is still available.
Firmware version before flashing: IN2013_11.C.36_1360_202210310935
Firmware version that the wrong boot.img was extracted from: IN2013_11.C.36_1360_202210171428 (from this thread, under "signed flashable zips>Europe")
Magisk version: 25.2
Recovery: stock
TWRP?: no
I would rather not have to go through the MSM route/fully restore to stock firmware as I am under the impression that these will wipe my data.
I'm now looking for anyone who has the full firmware zip for OOS 12 incremental version (IN2013_11.C.36_1360_202210310935) so that I can extract the stock boot.img file myself. I'm hoping that this manages to fix my mistake.
If anyone is currently running this version and also has TWRP it would also be great if you can follow this guide to extract your boot.img directly from your device.
Another option I am looking into is to flash a stock ROM (with a different build number but the same OOS version: IN2013_11.C.36_1360_202210171428) into my inactive slot without wiping data, I'm not sure if that's wise. Does anyone know if that will work?
update:
- tried booting into older versions of IN2013 firmware using fastboot boot boot.img to no avail.
- Based on the fact that I definitely did an OTA incremental update after upgrading to OOS 12 before, maybe the boot.img was tied to the incremental update zips instead. So, I tried extracting boot.img from incremental update zips (from here, importantly did not have C.36 incremental zips yet) using the FastbootEnhance payload dumping tool, but got the error "multiple dst in one operation" and was unable to continue with this idea.
possible solutions:
1. Flash a full stock firmware to partition A and boot to that. Will this wipe my data?
2. Wait for a full stock firmware zip of IN2013_11.C.36_1360_202210310935 and extract the boot.img myself to flash.
3. Wait for an incremental update zip for C.36 to be uploaded.
4. Somehow find and transfer the stock boot.img that Magisk supposedly makes a backup of when you patch boot.img with the app.
update 2: FIXED
Tried IN2015_11.C.36_1360_202210310935 from this thread for fun. Extracted the boot.img from this one and flashed it. It somehow worked even though it's for a different version????
Doubled checked Oxygen Updater and I am indeed running OTA version IN2013_11.C.36_1360_202210310935.