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Root Infinix Zero 5 (X-603) (Systemless root Support OTA)

Systemless Root Magisk Beta 15.2 ( Thanks @topjohnwu for Magisk)
As it is systemless so it doesn’t change system file. It only changes in Boot image.
Whenever you got OTA just Reflash Stock Boot img and update your device to latest version.
This Boot.img is taken from latest version of XUI 3.0 Nougat version Build No. X603-H575A-N-IN-171227V175. So When it will update need to Patch again boot.img with updated version or this can also be used.
Warning:-
I am not responsible for bricked devices.
Your warranty will void now. Do it at your own Risk.
Follow Step as Mentioned Below:
1. Unlock Boot loader as mentioned on following link:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/unlock-bootloader-infinix-zero-5-t3715360
2. If you want to install TWRP recovery then follow:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/infinix-zero-5-x-603-twrp-recovery-t3712491
Now the step for Systemless root with unlocked bootloader and usb debugging on is must. (with stock recovery no need TWRP)
1. Download the Zip file on following link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1vne0IdPrW1isGoCJbYTCl4GRG5mh6QF5
2. Extract zip file in a folder.
3. Press and ctrl+Shift and right click on mouse.
4. Now press option open cmd window here, in window 10 it may be open powershall window here just select it.
5. In cmd window follow the following command.
A. adb reboot bootloader (phone will reboot and light blank dark screen)
B. fastboot devices (it will show your device if connected well)
C. fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img (it will flash new boot img in your phone.
D. fastboot reboot (will reboot your phone)
E. Install magisk manager app from XDA lab or from attached here in zip just extract it.
Your phone is rooted now with stock recovery.
OTA Update Support: Just follow above cmd again and at point C. just change flash cmd to stock boot. (fastboot flash Stock boot.img) then reboot and update your system OTA.
Thanks.
Last Updated on 05/01/2018

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Root Honor 8 Lite OREO

NOTE:I shall not be responsible for any damage cause to your phone by this procedure.
As OREO on Honor 8 Lite brings treble support so rooting it is an issue for everyone.
I am here to guide you how to root Honor 8 Lite.
Requirements:
1.Unlocked Bootloader
2.Oreo Updated
3.Current running firmware (mine PRA-LA1C185B366)
4.Huawei Update Extractor (Download Below)
5.Magisk Manager latest apk.
6.Internet Connection.
7.Fastboot installed.
Procedure:
1.Extract RAMDISK.img from your downloaded firmware (or you can dump it using TWRP).
2.Transfer extracted RAMDISK.img to your phone.
3.Now open installed Magisk Manager and click install.
4.Now choose patch boot image and select the extracted RAMDISK.img.
5.It will take 5 min to download zip file and patch RAMDISK.img.
6.Patched RAMDISK.img usually stored in "sdcard/Download/patched-boot.img" or magisk manager will also guide you where the patched boot image stored.
7.Transfer the patched-boot.img to your pc.
8.Now boot your phone in bootloader mode.
9.Flash the patched-boot.img using this command"fastboot flash ramdisk (path of patched-boot).img" without qoutes.
10.After successful flashing reboot your phone either by holding power button or by using fastboot command.
BOOM your phone is rooted now start playing with magisk modules.

[SOLVED] Bootloop-ish on Fastboot Mode but TWRP works

Hello, I'm new here, so if I'm doing something wrong have mercy .
My 1+7Pro GM1913 is unlocked, rooted with Magisk (I think 22.1), TWRP 3.5.0_9-0-guacamole and OOS (last flashed version was 10.0.11.GM21BA considering I still have on the phone the OnePlus7ProOxygen_21.E.32_OTA_032_all_2101280020_c39273ef1f205b6.zip).
Last time I've flashed something I think was about a month ago, with the last update. No problem so far, until today. This morning my phone had problems with wifi, so I rebooted it.
From that moment on, it boots only to Fastboot Mode. I can get to TWRP and I can access my phone directories from the pc only from TWRP, every other mode makes my phone unreachable from usb, and installing or updating drivers doesn't work.
I would love to avoid any data loss or anything related to having to reinstall every 2FA I have.
I tried deleting everything from /data/adb/modules but nothing changed.
I looked around on XDA but I usually get people stuck on Fastboot only and accessible via usb, which is not my case.
So I was thinking about flashing the latest available OTA, then TWRP, then Magisk from TWRP but I'm not sure if it will works or just worsen my problem.
Has anyone had this problem before? Any idea about how to solve this?
Thanks for anyone willing to help me.
Have a nice day!
EDIT:
Solved flashing the full OTA.zip, twrp.zip, reboot and Magisk.zip after renaming the apk.

I think this will help you:
Twrp --> flash your boot.img (with "payload dumper" it can be extracted from the full OTA update file)
Then flash twrp.zip, reboot in to twrp, flash magisk.zip, wipe dalvik cache
Reboot and provit ;-)

Being a monday and everything, I'll write down what I've done so far, this way if anyone find this post with the same luck as mine maybe it will be less painful for him\her.
I followed this guide on XDA in merit of the "payload dumper" suggested by Ghost323 and followed the instruction on the Github page, which are:
google protobuf for
Code:
python pip install protobuf
Make you sure you have Python 3.6 installed.
Download payload_dumper.py and update_metadata_pb2.py
Extract your OTA zip and place payload.bin in the same folder as these files.
Open PowerShell, Command Prompt, or Terminal depending on your OS.
Enter the following command:
Code:
python -m pip install protobuf
and being my zip a full OTA​
When that’s finished, enter this command:
Code:
python payload_dumper.py payload.bin
This will start to extract the images within the payload.bin file to the output folder you are in.
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All good until the
Code:
python payload_dumper.py payload.bin
gave me a "no module named bdsiff4" error.
So I used
Code:
pip install bsdiff4
and turns out I'm missing Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0, which is absurd because I'm staring at it in my programs and I used it last week.
Anyway, one vs_BuildTools.exe, 12Gb downloaded and a reboot later, this time
Code:
pip install bsdiff4
works and the
Code:
python payload_dumper.py payload.bin
command finally starts.
Once that's done in the output folder I found the boot.img and made a copy into my phone root folder /.
At this point, I was looking for a flashable zip of Magisk, but I found out in a tweet dated 11:55 AM · Jan 22, 2021 that "the Magisk Manager APK *itself* is a custom recovery flashable zip", so back to Github to download the Magisk-v22.1.apk and copy that on the same root folder on my phone, following the instruction under the Magisk v22.0 updated installation guide. Under "Custom Recovery" it is written to rename the .apk into .zip.
On TWRP, Install, Install Image, and selected boot.img.
At that point I can choose between Boot, System Image, Vendor Image and Install Recovery Ramdisk.
But on the installation guide of Magisk is written "Never, ever try to restore either boot or recovery partitions back to stock! You can easily brick your device by doing so, and the only way out is to do a full Odin restore with data wipe."
So now I'm stuck. Please help.
Later I'll flash twrp-installer-3.5.2_9-0-guacamole.zip, reboot to TWRP and flash the Magisk-v22.1.zip.

You can install your full OTA update file in TWRP. Then install TWRP.zip. Restart into TWRP, install Magisk.zip (rename Magisk 22.1.apk to Magisk 22.1.zip). Wipe dalvik cache and reboot into the system.
That should work the same way. The main thing is that your Boot.img is fine again.
Both ways of mine should lead to the same success.
I wish you success.

Yes, flashing the full OTA, twrp, reboot and Magisk gave me back my phone.
However now my SafetyNet is having problems.
Thanks for the help!

Guide to Install GApps and Magisk on Custom ROMs for Nokia 7.2

While I was trying to install GApps for Lineage OS 18.1 on my Nokia 7.2, I always lost my wi-fi. This is apparently due to flashing TWRP as boot image, which replaces the stock boot messing with wi-fi as the boot image has thee kernel.
Although, I did figure it out, it took me three days to get a proper solution from multiple sources. Here, I will explain how to install Lineage OS 18.1 on Nokia 7.2 with Gapps and Magisk. This can be applied to other ROMs as well. I am assuming you are on stock firmware.
Requirements:
Any custom ROM without GApps
vbmeta file
vendor image
Gapps zip file of your choice
platform-tools
twrp image
magisk file
payload dumper tool
Preperation:
The wifi stops working because we change the boot image. To prevent this, we must flash the boot image of the rom after we are done with our work with TWRP
For this, we ,ust get the boot image for the ROM. As this is not available readily, we must extract it from the ROM zip
Install latest python on your pc
Get the payload dumper tool from the link given below. Extract the contents into the root directory of python. It should be in C:\Users\USER-NAME\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python <version number>
Extract the ROM zip into any folder. Copy the payload.bin file and paste it in the folder where you put the payload dumper tool
Open a command prompt in the python root folder and type
Code:
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Then type
Code:
python payload_dumper.py payload.bin
After it finishes, go to the folder named Output inside the python folder. Here there will be a file named boot.bin. Rename this as lineage_boot.bin and paste it into the platform tools folder
Installation:
Download the twrp image, rename it to twrp.img and place it in the platform-tools folder. Connect your phone to the computer, switch on usb debugging on your phone.
Open command shell in the platform-tools folder and type
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
. In the bootloader, type
Code:
fastboot flash boot_b twrp.img
.
Next, type
Code:
fastboot --set-active=b
and then reboot to recovery using volume buttons and selecting using power button
In TWRP swipe to allow modifications. Copy your ROM and vendor image files to your SD Card. Now, click wipe, format data and type yes. Go back to home screen and the press install. Select your ROM file and install it. Sometimes it is required to flash vendor image. In that case flash that too. This step is required for Lineage OS 18.1
Now on the twrp home screen, tap on reboot. At the bottom, the current slot should be B. Tap slot A. THis changes the active slot to A. Now go back and tap on bootloader, this should boot you to the bootloader.
Take your vbmeta.img file and place it in the platform tools folder. Now, while in the bootloader mode, type,
Code:
fastboot flash vbmeta_a --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta.img
Next type
Code:
fastboot flash boot_a twrp.img
and boot to recovery using volume buttons
Now, press install in TWRP and select install and install the GApps file and reboot to bootloader
Next, in the bootloader type
Code:
fastboot flash boot_a lineage_boot.img
. Now start your phone. You should have lineage os with GApps
Installing Magisk:
Copy the lineage_boot.img into your phone. Download magisk.apk file from the link given below
Install the magisk app and open it. If it asks for additional setup select no. Beside the magisk option select install. Under options, if Recovery Mode is selected, deselect it and click next.
Now click on Select and patch a file under method. Select the lineage_boot.img
The patched image will be saved in downloads folder. Rename this file to lineage_magisk.img and copy it to the platform tools folder on your computer. Reboot your phone to bootloader mode
On your computer in the command window opened in the platform tools folder, type,
Code:
fastboot flash boot lineage_magisk.img
Reboot and you will have a rooted lineage os with GApps
Files:
Lineage OS 18.1 and vbmeta.img
TWRP
vendor
NikGApps
Payload Dumper tool
platform tools
Magisk
Guides that I Followed:
Extracting boot.img from ROM zip
Installing magisk using patched boot image
Credits:
Raghu varma for Lineage OS 18.1 port and twrp
Providers of the guides mentioned above

Hi @Ujwal2000 thanks for the guide.
I am using the stock android 10 rom and magisk patch method.
This also leads to non working wifi and magisk does not recognize that its installed.
Which steps of your guide apply to the stock rom?
i do not need gapps nor twrp I guess I only wanted to root the stock rom with magisk.

For stock, use this guide. They maintain a repository if patched boot images
Guide - How to root the Nokia 7.2 and Nokia 6.2 using Magisk
Nokia 7.2 and Nokia 6.2 come with an unlockable bootloader. The thing that compliments unlocked bootloader best is root access. So, this guide will help you in rooting the Nokia 7.2 or Nokia 6.2. You have a choice between Magisk patched boot images and TWRP recovery. I’d recommend going the...
www.techmesto.com

@Ujwal2000 , can you please look at my posting here? Thank you.

after fallowing the steps(except installing lineageOS with twrp flash everything was encrypted even tough i have the bootloader unlocked, managed to install it via adb sideload) the wifi doesnt work at all. When i try to turn it on is switches off on its own. Do anyone know a fix?

i had problem with latest version of python (3.10), version 3.7 was working for me

Magisk & Lineage = No wifi

Goodmorning everyone. I have a problem with magisk and lineageos 18.1
I have a xiaomi mi mix 2 unlocked
Premise: I've never had any problems with magisk and lineage until now.
I installed magisk scrupulously following the official instructions and using both the boot.img patch system and the direct installation via recovery (adb sideload & lineage recovery)
In both cases magisk appears as not installed when looking from magisk manager and the wifi stops working (the phone connects to the various networks I have tried but reveals them as without internet.)
clearing cache does nothing
resetting network connections does nothing
Updating to the latest version of the radio firmware does nothing
restore boot.img OR reinstall lineage corrects the problem
In all cases I don't get root ...
Honestly, everything is beyond my understanding .. can you help me?

Ork_77 said:
Goodmorning everyone. I have a problem with magisk and lineageos 18.1
I have a xiaomi mi mix 2 unlocked
Premise: I've never had any problems with magisk and lineage until now.
I installed magisk scrupulously following the official instructions and using both the boot.img patch system and the direct installation via recovery (adb sideload & lineage recovery)
In both cases magisk appears as not installed when looking from magisk manager and the wifi stops working (the phone connects to the various networks I have tried but reveals them as without internet.)
clearing cache does nothing
resetting network connections does nothing
Updating to the latest version of the radio firmware does nothing
restore boot.img OR reinstall lineage corrects the problem
In all cases I don't get root ...
Honestly, everything is beyond my understanding .. can you help me?
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It seems to me like you aren't properly flashing the patched boot.img. What method are you using to flash the patched boot.img?

Droidriven said:
It seems to me like you aren't properly flashing the patched boot.img. What method are you using to flash the patched boot.img?
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I used both the method I'm aware of
1) I install magisk manager, extract the boot.img from lineage zip, upload it to the phone, patch it with magisk manager (operation ends fine), pass the modified version back to the pc reboot the phone in recovery and install the new boot with adb (installation ends correctly).
2) I rename the magisk app as .zip and then I install it through recovery
The result is the same.
In the past (with lineage 17) i always used the second method and I lived happy and with root for years.

Ork_77 said:
I used both the method I'm aware of
1) I install magisk manager, extract the boot.img from lineage zip, upload it to the phone, patch it with magisk manager (operation ends fine), pass the modified version back to the pc reboot the phone in recovery and install the new boot with adb (installation ends correctly).
2) I rename the magisk app as .zip and then I install it through recovery
The result is the same.
In the past (with lineage 17) i always used the second method and I lived happy and with root for years.
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Since you have TWRP, you don't need the patched boot.img.
The Magisk Manager app has the root binaries built in now, all you should need to do is a Magisk Manager flashable zip.
Read this:
The Magisk Manager APK can now be flashed from within TWRP
Magisk is now distributed as part of the Manager APK, meaning you no longer need to flash a separate ZIP file from a custom recovery.
www.xda-developers.com

...

Droidriven said:
Since you have TWRP, you don't need the patched boot.img.
The Magisk Manager app has the root binaries built in now, all you should need to do is a Magisk Manager flashable zip.
Read this:
The Magisk Manager APK can now be flashed from within TWRP
Magisk is now distributed as part of the Manager APK, meaning you no longer need to flash a separate ZIP file from a custom recovery.
www.xda-developers.com
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Yes...this is exatcly what I did.
Method 2.

Ork_77 said:
Yes...this is exatcly what I did.
Method 2.
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You said that you converted the apk into a flashable zip. I think you should be able to find a MagiskManager.zip that is prepackaged for you to download and flash.
Also, if you use the patched boot.img method, you should rename the patched boot.img to "boot.img", then place the boot.img in your fastboot folder on PC. Then right click inside the fastboot folder and choose the option to open a cmd terminal, then boot your device into fastboot mode, connect your device to PC, type the following command:
fastboot devices(press enter)
If it returns a serial number, you are connected. Next, type the following command:
fastboot flash boot boot.img(press enter)
This should flash the patched boot.img correctly. Then reboot the device to system and try installing the Magisk Manager apk file from your internal storage instead of flashing it as a zip in recovery. If that doesn't work, try flashing the apk as a zip in recovery, wipe cache and dalvik cache after flashing the zip(DO NOT FACTORY RESET OR FORMAT ANYTHING), then reboot to system and see if it works correctly.

Droidriven said:
You said that you converted the apk into a flashable zip. I think you should be able to find a MagiskManager.zip that is prepackaged for you to download and flash.
Also, if you use the patched boot.img method, you should rename the patched boot.img to "boot.img", then place the boot.img in your fastboot folder on PC. Then right click inside the fastboot folder and choose the option to open a cmd terminal, then boot your device into fastboot mode, connect your device to PC, type the following command:
fastboot devices(press enter)
If it returns a serial number, you are connected. Next, type the following command:
fastboot flash boot boot.img(press enter)
This should flash the patched boot.img correctly. Then reboot the device to system and try installing the Magisk Manager apk file from your internal storage instead of flashing it as a zip in recovery. If that doesn't work, try flashing the apk as a zip in recovery, wipe cache and dalvik cache after flashing the zip(DO NOT FACTORY RESET OR FORMAT ANYTHING), then reboot to system and see if it works correctly.
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Hi Droidriven, thank you for your answers. Perhaps, synthesizing my steps too much, I gave the impression of not being particularly capable in computer science (you even tell me to press "enter" after commands ...). Well, let's say it's not my case.
All steps are performed correctly.
all steps end without errors.
No matter what I do, in the end Magisk appears as n / a, I don't have root, and the data connection doesn't work. Small addition about the latter aspect: when rebooting the wifi connection works for a variable time between 10 and 20 seconds, after which the network appears as without internet (or intranet) but the phone remains connected.
At the reboot, history repeats itself
Restoring the original boot everything returns to normal.