How To Install Pixel Experience ROM on Poco F1 with automated batch file - Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion

This thread is old. And I don't think I'll have time to update it so... rip. XD
Hello!
I am new in the xda developer community and wish to help others!
So I made a program (batch file) to do most of the commands in adb and fastboot to install TWRP and Pixel Experience on Poco F1.
It's really easy. Unfortunately the program only works on windows. I will also post a youtube video soon to show how to use it.
Disclaimer: I am not responsible to any harm done to your device (software and/or hardware). Please use the program with care.
This tool is made to help people who doesn't understand commands to flash Pixel Experience on their Pocophone F1.
Poco F1 Tool (Might not be up to date) : drive.google.com/open?id=1eMW--ryJc_rAnzsZjBPUkL0jsQOe1Ykt
YouTube video how to install: youtu.be/besm07mYCeI
Step by step guide:
Before everything, make sure that you have usb debugging enabled as well as OEM unlocking on the pocohpone f1 --> youtube.com/watch?v=VTQYl_d-FGg
after that make sure that you have ADB Drivers installed on your computer. (it comes with the file Install PE on Poco F1.7z)
1. Unlock bootloader with Mi Flash unlock.
to unlock the bootloader you need to create a Mi account. --> account.xiaomi.com/pass/register?&_locale=en
Unlocking the bootloader will erase all data on the phone
The 1st command in the POCO F1 Tool helps you unlock the bootloader.
To help the process go smoothly remove PIN/Password/Pattern and fingerprints.
The only thing you need to do is to connect your mi account on your phone and have a sim card in it.
You do not need to download anything else as they are already included with this tool.
After you connected your mi account on your phone, you can now proceed by opening the tool and pressing the key 1 to open the miflash unlock program.
If needed press allow on your Pocophone f1
Your phone should be in fastboot mode.
The miflash unlock program will open and simply connect your mi account on it.
Then press on unlock bootloader (in the program).
The first time will not work and a wait time of 72 hours (or less) is needed.
Come back when the time is done!
Use option 4 to reboot your phone to the system.
2. Install TWRP Recovery on POCO F1.
This option will install TWRP Recovery on POCO F1 and make you able to install Pixel Experience ROM.
Make sure that you do not have a PIN/Password/Pattern and also make sure that you have usb debugging enabled as well as OEM unlocking.
This option will send a file to use in TWRP (disableforceencryption_treble.zip) and TWRP Recovery (recovery.img).
You will see TWRP logo (teamwin). When you see the logo watch this video: youtu.be/nWV9YCg67fo?t=148
Allow modification.
Wipe --> format data.
home.
Reboot --> Recovery.
IGNORE THE PART WHERE HE SENDS FILE TO PHONE IT IS ALREADY DONE.
Make sure all partitions are enabled.
back.
Install --> DisableForceEncryption.zip.
Swipe to confirm flash.
home.
Reboot --> Recovery.
Reboot --> System.
Reconfigure device and make sure that you have usb debugging and oem unlocking enabled.
3. Install PixelExperience on POCO F1.
This option sends the file to flash Pixel Experience in TWRP recovery.
This will only send the file to flash.
You need to flash Pixel Experience in TWRP.
Watch this video: youtu.be/HCfjha3hqhA?t=268
Wipe --> Advanced Wipe.
select Dalvik/ART Cache, Cache, System and Data
Swipe to Wipe.
home.
Install --> vendor-firmware.zip
Swipe to confirm flash.
home.
Install --> PixelExperience_beryllium-9.0-OFFICIAL.zip
Swipe to confirm flash.
Reboot system.
Done! You have succesfully installed Pixel Experience on POCO F1!
If you have any questions feel free to ask me!
TheSb Tech.

Step by step guide
Before you work on the video, kindly share a step by step guide on how this works and everything...

aydensaruni said:
Before you work on the video, kindly share a step by step guide on how this works and everything...
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I have updated the thread. There is a vague step-by-step guide on how to install it. The video is also there to help.

Hello, thank you very much for your tool. I am going to try it since me Poco arrived today. I would like to ask - will this guide install the CAF version? Since it is better than AOSP as I have heard. Thanks.

CatBug said:
Hello, thank you very much for your tool. I am going to try it since me Poco arrived today. I would like to ask - will this guide install the CAF version? Since it is better than AOSP as I have heard. Thanks.
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Sadly, no. But you can change it by downloading PixelExperience CAF and renaming it --> PixelExperience_beryllium-9.0-OFFICIAL.zip and put it in the folder platform-tools (replace the existing PixelExperience_beryllium-9.0-OFFICIAL.zip by the CAF edition and rename it the same) . It should do the work.

pixel experience not booting
please tell me how did it take to boot? for the first time....i flashed the latest pixel exp today with latest beta vendor...it booted 3 times after first boot...is it normal?....its been almost 12 mins
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Swarup Paul said:
please tell me how did it take to boot? for the first time....i flashed the latest pixel exp today with latest beta vendor...it booted 3 times after first boot...is it normal?....its been almost 12 mins
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please help me

Swarup Paul said:
please tell me how did it take to boot? for the first time....i flashed the latest pixel exp today with latest beta vendor...it booted 3 times after first boot...is it normal?....its been almost 12 mins
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please help me
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Normally, I wouldn't answer this since you've a follow-up without waiting 24 hrs but you can't expect help when we don't know what you did. Details are important. What order did you flash and specifically, what did you flash. Version numbers are important. Saying the latest does not cut it.

Ok...it worked out...I figured out...the problem was with my dfe( without magisk)...I got it from the telegram grp......I formatted my data...and flashed w/o dfe...it booted in no time...but still thanks for the help...

Sorry...
Swarup Paul said:
Ok...it worked out...I figured out...the problem was with my dfe( without magisk)...I got it from the telegram grp......I formatted my data...and flashed w/o dfe...it booted in no time...but still thanks for the help...
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I'm sorry I couldn't help. Glad you managed to solve the problem. Could you give me more information about what went wrong? Did you follow the instructions in the video?

PE Android 10 not Booting UP
I flashed FirmwareVendor 10.3.8 + PE Android 10 + Nomagisk DFE. but i waited more than 20minutes to boot it up into system but it showing G icon only.

tanmaysrkr said:
I flashed FirmwareVendor 10.3.8 + PE Android 10 + Nomagisk DFE. but i waited more than 20minutes to boot it up into system but it showing G icon only.
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Sorry I don't think I can help you beacuse this thread is for flashing android 9. I suggest you go back to stock firmware and try ro re-flash without any custom kernel or stuff like that. I don't think this thread will help you. Again Sorry

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Lenovo A7600F (Original) CM13 Port

Hi All A7600F Owners,
I have successfully ported a CM13 MediaTek ROM over to our beloved Lenovo A7600F.
Updated 14/12/2016 To fix non-booting ROM
This is for the original tablet only!
The ROM was pre built so I have not compiled it from source, however I have put in many hours to optimise and tweak various aspects to try and ensure a stable experience. I am not sure who to credit for the initial ROM compiling, so if you feel this is you work let me know so I can credit you properly.
If you flash this it is at your own risk, your warranty will be void and I will not be responsible for any bricks! I will however offer advice where and if I can.
I know this is not a very popular device so It may be that no one tries this ROM, if you do please could you leave some feedback for me.
Now on to the good part.......
Rooting The A7600F
1. From 4.4.2 and 4.2.2 this can be gone easily with the KingRoot app.
2. Here is a file and script that will replace KingRoot with SuperSu if you wish to stay on stock Lenovo ROM.
KingRoot2SuperSu
3. If you are flashing CM13 you do not need to waste time changing the root app.
Installation Of Custom Recovery
1. You must have a custom recovery installed. I have only tried this ROM with TWRP. This is the version I have been using;
A7600F TWRP 3.0.2.0
2. Once downloaded unzip and place the recovery.img in the root of your internal storage on the device.
3. Install a Terminal emulator app form the play store or open up the app if you already have one. Once opened type the following and hit enter.
su
If the app has not been opened before it will now ask for root permissions. Grant it.
4. Type the following command to install the recovery.img to the right place and hit enter.
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/recovery bs=16777216 count=1
Now the recovery is loaded into the correct place.
User @cato1986 has pointed out that once rooted the TWRP image can be installed with the flashify app.
5. If you are not flashing CM13 you can now power of the device. Press VOL+ and Power to boot into recovery or if you have adb enabled you can type.
adb reboot recovery
From the command line of your PC.
6. If you intend to flash CM13 now would be a good time to download the ROM and Gapps and place in the internal or external storage of your device.
Installation of CM13
1. Download the ROM Here.
A7600F CM13 ROM
Get Gapps (I prefer the nano version).
Open Gapps
With the ROM and Gapps stored on your device boot into recovery. (Power off, VOL+ and Power) or via adb.
2. In recovery go to wipe. Now go to advanced wipe. Select only the following and nothing else.
Dalvik/ART Cache
Data
Cache
System
3. Return to the main menu. Go to install and select the CM13 ROM. Install it. This can take a while.
4. Go back to the main page in recovery and install your Gapps zip straight away. Once finished wipe Dalvik/Cache and hit reboot.
5. Hopefully it boots past the original Lenovo screen. The 1st boot can take a while.
6. Run through setup. CyanogenSetupWizard will warn you that the sim is missing. Ignore this I am working on a fix. This is the only place left the the system seems to think a sim should be installed.
7. Profit!
What Works
Wifi
Bluetooth
Cameras
Audio
Microphone
Almost everything I have tried
What Doesn't Work
GPS?
If you find anything else let me know.
More General Issues And Fixes For The A7600F
Phantom NVRAM WARNING WiFi network.
This can happen if you formatted the device with the SP Flash Tool. To fix it simply install the NVRAM FIX zip file below.
NVRAM FIX
Credits
CyanogenMod,
TWRP,
Lenovo,
4pda for the NVRAM FIX.
If you feel I have earned a pint you can donate by going to my profile and looking for my donation email.
If you want to leave thanks please do.
Christmas comes early - a very popular tablet still and with this work it will save me buying her indoors a new one for Xmas
thank you
leemg said:
Christmas comes early - a very popular tablet still and with this work it will save me buying her indoors a new one for Xmas
thank you
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Just let me know if you run into any problems.
Should be OK I have tested it quite a bit.
Regards
Lee
will make time over the next couple of days. Too much going on in the house to "think" right now. (xmas tree and stuff)
I only get a black screen after lenovo logo. Whats wrong?
kiffw said:
I only get a black screen after lenovo logo. Whats wrong?
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Are you sure you are flashing it on the original A7600F?
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black screen, doesn't boot
i am having the same issue, i get the lenovo boot animation and then the screen goes black and stays black. I also do not have a backup of my system.... so i basically have a device that does nothing. can someone create a backup image that you can use TWRP to restore your device???
cato1986 said:
i am having the same issue, i get the lenovo boot animation and then the screen goes black and stays black. I also do not have a backup of my system.... so i basically have a device that does nothing. can someone create a backup image that you can use TWRP to restore your device???
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I will check this out. It works fine on my device, however it may be a corrupted upload. I won't have a chance until later to sort it or get a backup image for you. You can use the SP flash tool for the A7600F but if you aren't comfortable using it I will post some instructions for it later.
Regards
I have tested the ROM and it works fine on my tablet. If you are experiencing problems and you please confirm that you are flashing on the Lenovo A10-70 A7600-F 10 inch Wi-Fi only Tablet with the MediaTek MT8121 chip....... The boot image in this ROM is not compatible with anything else. Ensure you are not trying to flash on the Lenovo Tab 2 A10-70F it will not work.
Can anyone else who has tried to flash it on the correct device confirm it works? It has had nearly 30 downloads but no one has left any feedback. It would be great if you could leave a note of this ROM works for you.
Regards
Lee
not working
That's the model i have, but it shows a black screen. I'm not new to flashing either. I have several custom ROM devices. So I don't think it is something I'm doing wrong. Suggestions?
I'm one of the 30 guys who downloaded the ROM.
Thanks so much for the effort you put into building this rom.
Unfortunately, in my case, the tablet doesn't get past the Lenovo boot screen after installing the rom.
I didn't know there was a Wifi- only version of this tablet but i looked it up, and mine is the A7600F with the MediaTek MT8121 chip.
Nevertheless, there seems to be a Sim Card Slot ?
I will give another try later
cato1986 said:
i am having the same issue, i get the lenovo boot animation and then the screen goes black and stays black. I also do not have a backup of my system.... so i basically have a device that does nothing. can someone create a backup image that you can use TWRP to restore your device???
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kiffw said:
I only get a black screen after lenovo logo. Whats wrong?
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Now i also get a black screen
cato1986 said:
That's the model i have, but it shows a black screen. I'm not new to flashing either. I have several custom ROM devices. So I don't think it is something I'm doing wrong. Suggestions?
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Are you using the TWRP from the OP? It seems like a boot image issue. If you are using the TWRP from the OP? Are you performing the wipe and does TWRP report any issues when wiping or flashing?
Regards
not working
thel2dab said:
Are you using the TWRP from the OP? It seems like a boot image issue. If you are using the TWRP from the OP? Are you performing the wipe and does TWRP report any issues when wiping or flashing?
Regards
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Yes, I'm using TWRP....I also followed this thread. Nothing less, nothing more.
Ok guys thanks for reporting back. I suspect the boot image in the upload file is corrupt. I will upload a new file at about 8:00pm GMT tonight.
Regards
Lee
@Chrambo, @cato1986 @kiffw, @leemg
I managed to get a new ROM uploaded during my lunch break, if you try it and report back that would be great.
A7600-F CM-13 ROM
It works!
Thank you so much!
Chrambo said:
It works!
Thank you so much!
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No problem, glad it's working. Enjoy. ?
Hey there, my copy is working as well.
It looks great. I do have a question, is anyone else having trouble flashing full or super OpenGapps? I can only flash the smallest. And hey thanks a lot for all the hard work. I wish I knew how to contribute.
cato1986 said:
Hey there, my copy is working as well.
It looks great. I do have a question, is anyone else having trouble flashing full or super OpenGapps? I can only flash the smallest. And hey thanks a lot for all the hard work. I wish I knew how to contribute.
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I am not sure but I think the system partition is too small to flash the bigger Gapps packages.
Glad it is working now. I am just looking to fix the GPS as it doesn't appear to work currently, I don't know if you anyone else can confirm this.
Let me know if you run into any problems.
Regards
Lee

[Rom][NXH20B] Huawei Watch 2 BT LEO-B09/LEO-BX9 Global Fastboot [Factory Images]

Finally The wait is over
For all of you outside waiting for Global Firmware ROM... here it is:
I have tried it in a LEO-BX9 working flawless... last version received with chinese firmware by OTA was NXH19R
As previously done text is copied from giangishanghai as most are applicable. Thanks @giangishanghai for all the help and the patience :angel
- Make sure you have ADB activated on watch and all files needed on your pc (there are plenty of guides on xda so please search and read it if needed).
- Download 7z file from here : https://mega.nz/#!ozB12QrD
Decription Key
!U6_ZwGwPNUNj3P0PCfpsDtVoGpPG_x1csvR8I1ECOqU
-Edit: You will find 6 .img files:
bootloader, boot, cache, recovery, system, userdata.
-EDIT: In this link you will find whole Recovery software and images if needed:
https://mega.nz/#!YiZkjKyR
Decription Key
!vlUDAZz3mEJsSOpKYgbX5YaITUN59uL3YaVRSOtpVcU
-Edit: Before going to Bootloader, make sure ADB is working and your watch is recognized properly:
Run
Code:
adb devices
Result should be your Watch ID and the word "device" (unathorized or anything else will not work, when unathorized appears make sure to check your Watch for a prompt to authorize something, as it is in Chinese, choose the option with more characters - third one as I remember-)
-Boot the watch into bootloader mode
shut down the watch, press the power button and quickly press twice when the first vibration finished.
-Use the following commands one by one:
(DO NOT flash the bootloader.img)
IMPORTANT!!!: Make sure to run ALL commands below, from the ADB folder, where you have to previously copied all 6 *.IMG files, otherwise you will receive a lot of errors.
For Example if your ADB folder is in C:\adb, the command prompt should be in "C:\adb" so you make a DOS dir command and you see all 6 *.img files plus some ADB files
Then start with following commands one by one in exact order....
fastboot oem unlock (no needed if you already unlock your watch)
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash cache cache.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
fastboot reboot
DONE!!
EDIT: ****PLEASE READ IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY TOUCH ISSUES******Thanks @mcdull
I were able to flash the rom without any issues. HOWEVER...
Originally I suggested NOT to temper with the bootloader so that we can keep the very low level of the device untouched to prevent hard bricking.
But I experienced inaccurate touch screen after applying the ROM. And then I finally convinced myself to flash the bootloader to see if it can fix it.
It is now confirmed that flashing the bootloader will NOT change the model number. So the device model is determined by its hardware. And I can check the FCC of Leo-bx9 in official website, so there must be somewhere in the world selling this BX9 with global rom.
What's more important is that the touch screen is now working perfectly. All part of the screen is now touchable and accurate.
All in all, if you have any touch issue, you may be able to resolve it by flashing the bootloader. Bare in mind that Huawei can be told that you have tempered the bootloader if they dig deep. But I am prepared to give up the warranty for a Global Rom.
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After all this steps your watch reboot and the first thing you will see is a message in English, then you can choose the language you want.
Please don't forget to say thanks and also to @giangishanghai who was really really helpful on remote assistance and also @mcdull who was always promptly replying to help the community
Thank @dr_chch for your great contribution.
I were able to flash the rom without any issues. HOWEVER...
Originally I suggested NOT to temper with the bootloader so that we can keep the very low level of the device untouched to prevent hard bricking.
But I experienced inaccurate touch screen after applying the ROM. And then I finally convinced myself to flash the bootloader to see if it can fix it.
It is now confirmed that flashing the bootloader will NOT change the model number. So the device model is determined by its hardware. And I can check the FCC of Leo-bx9 in official website, so there must be somewhere in the world selling this BX9 with global rom.
What's more important is that the touch screen is now working perfectly. All part of the screen is now touchable and accurate.
All in all, if you have any touch issue, you may be able to resolve it by flashing the bootloader. Bare in mind that Huawei can be told that you have tempered the bootloader if they dig deep. But I am prepared to give up the warranty for a Global Rom.
@dr_chch, grateful if you could include this in your tutorial. Thanks a lot for your contribution that making all these possible.
thank you. It was a pleasure for me to help.
sorry but I am trying to hit thanks button since two days ago with no result.... dunno why...
regards
mcdull said:
thank @dr_chch for your great contribution.
I were able to flash the rom without any issues. However...
Originally i suggested not to temper with the bootloader so that we can keep the very low level of the device untouched to prevent hard bricking.
But i experienced inaccurate touch screen after applying the rom. And then i finally convinced myself to flash the bootloader to see if it can fix it.
It is now confirmed that flashing the bootloader will not change the model number. So the device model is determined by its hardware. And i can check the fcc of leo-bx9 in official website, so there must be somewhere in the world selling this bx9 with global rom.
What's more important is that the touch screen is now working perfectly. All part of the screen is now touchable and accurate.
All in all, if you have any touch issue, you may be able to resolve it by flashing the bootloader. Bare in mind that huawei can be told that you have tempered the bootloader if they dig deep. But i am prepared to give up the warranty for a global rom.
@dr_chch, grateful if you could include this in your tutorial. Thanks a lot for your contribution that making all these possible.
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done updated thanks!!
Thx all you guys
Will try this out today
I have a LEO-BX9 currently running the Chinese ROM version. I've downloaded the new files. I will try this out later today and post my results as well.
A real huge thanks for getting the ROM and posting the steps. I've been following the forum for a month and it's impressive to see how you guys kept at it until you reached the finish line! Keep up the good work bro's! @giangishanghai and @dr_chch - You guys rock!
Edit: Works flawlessly! Just follow the instructions to the letter. Shiny new English ROM purring like a kitten!
Big thanks, I have the chinese LEO-BX9, works perfectly. the installation only takes less than 2-3 mins.
Will flashing bootloader and re-locking get Android Pay working?
mrgnarchr said:
Will flashing bootloader and re-locking get Android Pay working?
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hello,
yes it should work.
regards
Hi guys
I flashed the below ROM on my BT version
Leo-L09S 2.1.7_Firmware_general_05014AHH from (Guide: How to flash english firmware to chinese huawei watch 2 sim card variant) on my BT version by mistake....
The watch does not boot at all.. No response when I press the power button cant go into fastboot or anything... its completely dead... Please let me know what can be done...
dr_chch said:
Finally The wait is over
For all of you outside waiting for Global Firmware ROM... here it is:
I have tried it in a LEO-BX9 working flawless... last version received with chinese firmware by OTA was NXH19……
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Thx for all you do .May I know would you like 2 share a Chinese firmware?
Regards
Done updated,google fit is awesome.Thx dr_chch.
I'm trying to do this, but my Huawei Watch 2 is being recognized as a MTP device and wont appear under the device list when I type "abd devices". How do I fix this? Thanks.
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So, somehow I made it work. But I didn't do the commands properly and now the watch seems to be bricked. Is there any way I can bring it back into fastboot mode so I can flash the image correctly?
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Managed to get into fastboot and it seems to work fine. Thank you
What is the difference between this and stock?
devilsden said:
Hi guys
I flashed the below ROM on my BT version
Leo-L09S 2.1.7_Firmware_general_05014AHH from (Guide: How to flash english firmware to chinese huawei watch 2 sim card variant) on my BT version by mistake....
The watch does not boot at all.. No response when I press the power button cant go into fastboot or anything... its completely dead... Please let me know what can be done...
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I have the same problem :crying: , anyone can help ?? thank so much
Black screen after flash bootloader
Hi Friends,
I tried the installed the first 6 file but it stuck at fastboot page, I restart several times but still not help.
After bootup it goes to fastboot mode.
then I tried to flash the bootloader to see whether it could help, but it turns to black screen.
totally no response , only a black screen, no vibrate holding the power button.
please help !!
thank you for any advice!
[Rom][NWD1.170711.002] Huawei Watch 2 BT LEO-B09 Chinese Fastboot [Factory Images]
I finally have uploaded the Chinese version of the Factory Images, and here is the link:
https://www.jianguoyun.com/p/DRcrvN0Q3O-HBhjeiTQ (The file is currently under transmission by the time of this post. It should be available within hours.)
On download completion, find the .exe file in the zip archive and open it with any compressed file manager, where you will see several .img images. Flash them right onto your watch following the instructions on https://forum.xda-developers.com/wa...09-leo-bx9-t3616779/post72542838#post72542838 with ADB and FASTBOOT tools.
It works quite perfectly on my watch. Nevertheless, I am not responsible for any possible damages.
Go check it out! @dr_chch
Yonghao Liu said:
I finally have uploaded the Chinese version of the Factory Images, and here is the link:
https://www.jianguoyun.com/p/DRcrvN0Q3O-HBhjeiTQ (The file is currently under transmission by the time of this post. It should be available within hours.)
On download completion, find the .exe file in the zip archive and open it with any compressed file manager, where you will see several .img images. Flash them right onto your watch following the instructions on https://forum.xda-developers.com/wa...09-leo-bx9-t3616779/post72542838#post72542838 with ADB and FASTBOOT tools.
It works quite perfectly on my watch. Nevertheless, I am not responsible for any possible damages.
Go check it out! @dr_chch
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Hi, I flash your images, everything works normally expect notify. When notify appears on phone, there is no vibrate and no sound on wear, just notify card shown silently.
My wear had global version system, but Google Map gave a wrong location, so I try China version.
I use light flow to test notify. When I open option "silence phone while wearing watch", phone doesn't sound too but still vibrate. If I close this option, phone sound and vibrate. But watch always doesn't action.
Yonghao Liu said:
I finally have uploaded the Chinese version of the Factory Images, and here is the link:
https://www.jianguoyun.com/p/DRcrvN0Q3O-HBhjeiTQ (The file is currently under transmission by the time of this post. It should be available within hours.)
On download completion, find the .exe file in the zip archive and open it with any compressed file manager, where you will see several .img images. Flash them right onto your watch following the instructions on https://forum.xda-developers.com/wa...09-leo-bx9-t3616779/post72542838#post72542838 with ADB and FASTBOOT tools.
It works quite perfectly on my watch. Nevertheless, I am not responsible for any possible damages.
Go check it out! @dr_chch
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Hi friend!I'm a Chinese Huawei Watch 2 User,do you have the LTE version Chinese Factory Image?I spend a lot of time to find it.But I falied.By the way,Are the LEO-B09S and the LEO-DLXX the same model?My device is LEO-DLXX,if I got a LEO-B09S Chinese Factory Image,can I flash it?
Thanks a lot!
CallMeEggLeader said:
Hi friend!I'm a Chinese Huawei Watch 2 User,do you have the LTE version Chinese Factory Image?I spend a lot of time to find it.But I falied.By the way,Are the LEO-B09S and the LEO-DLXX the same model?My device is LEO-DLXX,if I got a LEO-B09S Chinese Factory Image,can I flash it?
Thanks a lot!
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I tried the international image on a LEO-DLXX, works fine, but without the SIM capabilities (4G, calls and etc), and during the boot there is a message about being using a different operating system. I suppose you'd get the same with the Chinese version.

[ROM] Stock Oreo 8.1 With June Security Patch (OPM1.171019.019.V9.6.2.0.ODHMIFE)

Ladies and Gentlemen,
It is my pleasure to present the latest stock Oreo 8.1 (Beta) ROM for Xiaomi Mi A1. Up till now, only a handful of testers were able to use the stock beta 8.1
But now, everyone has the opportunity to use it on their device.
Disclaimer:
If you are planning to flash the ROM on your device, you are on your own. I would not be responsible if anything happens to your device. Your warranty will be void after flashing the ROM. You need to go back to stock stable ROM with a locked bootloader for Warranty.
Requirements:
1. Xiaomi Mi A1 (Ofcourse)
2. A PC (I am using Windows 7 here)
3. The ROM file (Available on the link below)
4. MiFlash Tool ( Link: http://en.miui.com/thread-345974-1-1.html ) (A big thanks to Miui forum for making the tool available on miui forum)
5. ADB Platform tool (Search on google)
6. Patience
Installation Process:
1. Download the ROM file from the given link and unzip it.
2. You will see a folder with name as tissot_images_V9.6.2.0.ODHMIFE_8.1
3. Keep it on C drive
4. Install MiFlash Tool on your PC from the given link
5. Set up ADB driver properly on your PC (It's very important)
6. Now go to your device and enable Developers option by tapping on Build Number 7 times.
6. Open Developers Option and enable "OEM Unlocking" and "USB Debugging" option.
7. Now press and hold the power button and Volume down button for about 10 seconds until you see a small bunny on the screen.
Now connect your device to your PC and open a command box and type fastboot oem unlock
8. Once the bootloader is unlocked, put your device in fastboot mode again and connect it to PC. (BE WARNED!!! if anyone is on May security patch, unlocking bootloader will erase everything from the device and device will restart again. You will need to unlock developers option again and enable "USB debugging" option once more)
9. Now open MiFlash Tool and see if it reads your device serial number by clicking on "Refresh". Now, select tissot_images_V9.6.2.0.ODHMIFE_8.1 and click on "Flash". Make sure you are doing it in a proper way.
10. Wait until you see a "Flash Done" message on the screen. It may take around 5-10 minutes. Once done, your device will boot into system and Congrats! Now you have Oreo 8.1 on your device with June security patch.
N.B. It is best that you select "Clean all and lock" option on MiFlash tool.
Flashing Guide For TWRP & Custom Kernel:
1. Grab the latest twrp recovery image (Oreo) and twrp installer zip file.
2. Put the recovery image in ADB folder and the installer zip in your device.
2. Boot your device into fastboot mode and connect it to the PC.
3. Make sure the bootloader is unlocker.
4. Open a command box and type fastboot boot xxx.img (xxx= recovery image name)
5. Once your device is boot into twrp, flash TWRP installer zip file and reboot back to recovery.
6. Now flash the custom kernel of your choice and Magisk (optional).
7. Reboot back to system.
Important Note:
If anyone has any problem understanding the steps, I would recommend that you google or search on Youtube. There are lots of Videos showing on how to flash stock ROM on MiFlash tool. Please don't blame me if you skip any step or do it wrong. I have shared the standard steps that remain the same for flashing both stable and beta rom. It is advised that you STAY AWAY if you don't know what you are doing. I am certainly not going to take any blame for improper flashing. As you have decided to flash the ROM, I expect you to have a little knowledge about how to use MiFlash tool. A lot of newbees have problem at first, especially when flashing rom on MiFlash tool. That's because of selecting and flashing the rom file in an improper way. You need to first learn exactly which folder to flash or else you will always end up on a bootloop. Please don't blame me for not spoon feeding you.
Bugs Encountered:
I have been using the ROM for two days and I am yet to find any bugs except ctsProfile shows as false and Google Play Store shows Uncertified.
*For better battery life, you can try Void kernel (Choose the stock version).
ROM Download Link:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=818222786056041186
Credit:
Xiaomi, 4PDA, @topjohnwu for Magisk, @flex1911 for Void kernel, @CosmicDan & @mohancm for their work on TWRP.
Special Note:
I apologize to all for breaking any possible XDA rule and hurting anyone here!! Please note that I am not getting paid for sharing this post here. If anyone still feels something bad, you can either let me know or you can report it to the admin. But again, I am extremely sorry for breaking any rule here.
MiFlash Tool
Screenshots will be added shortly.
Screenshots
Already posted here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76813554&postcount=340
And fyi, i already been using this rom for past 2 days, back to AEX coz battery drain is fast, not recommended for daily usage.
exodius48 said:
Already posted here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76813554&postcount=340
And fyi, i already been using this rom for past 2 days, back to AEX coz battery drain is fast, not recommended for daily usage.
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I can confirm battery drain with this rom.
Rowdyy Ronnie said:
Credit:
Xiaomi for allowing me to try their Beta ROM and allowing me to share it on XDA
N.B. Sharing the ROM file anywhere else without my permission will be considered as stealing and will be reported to XDA if found.
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Did xiaomi give you the permission to share it on xda?
muruu said:
Did xiaomi give you the permission to share it on xda?
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No, this is leaked beta. He just reshare from displax @ 4pda.ru
after sucessfully flashing using miflash it stucks on andriodone
N1ck474 said:
This update is leaked from weeks, why complaining here and now?
We're getting delayed updates cause Xiaomi is far away from Quick updates (MIUI or Stock, still Xiaomi).
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Can we root it or when unlock bootloader cause erase all information like may update + is it good for daily use ?
joeniz said:
when unlock bootloader cause erase all information like may update?
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Why would they remove a security feature they just recently added?
joeniz said:
Can we root it or when unlock bootloader cause erase all information like may update + is it good for daily use ?
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It doesn't wipe data partition like what was happening on May security patch. And I haven't noticed any bug as of now. Some people said battery life is not that good. I can't comment on that as I use Void kernel.
Seems like a lot of people have some sort of issue with this post. First of all, this is not a custom rom and I didn't build it. So, if there is some sort of bugs on the ROM, that's not my fault. Second, yes I brought the file from somewhere else so that more people can use it. So, what is the problem here? Before you point your finger on me for a bootloop or bad battery life, you should read the disclaimer first. When you decide to do any experiment with your device, you should have a fair amount of knowledge of what you are doing. Before sharing the file on XDA, I flashed and tried it on my device and there was no bootloop or any other issue whatsoever.
dback31 said:
Why would they remove a security feature they just recently added?
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Cause i found no phone that u can't root !!
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Rowdyy Ronnie said:
It doesn't wipe data partition like what was happening on May security patch. And I haven't noticed any bug as of now. Some people said battery life is not that good. I can't comment on that as I use Void kernel.
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What about messenger fb in any rom i use i get animation lag in messenger when message appear things like that and if someone send me message while i using phone the phone animation lag .... Only in fb messenger i found this problem i hate this app .... Anybody have that issue because iam going mad .
Rowdyy Ronnie said:
Seems like a lot of people have some sort of issue with this post. First of all, this is not a custom rom and I didn't build it. So, if there is some sort of bugs on the ROM, that's not my fault. Second, yes I brought the file from somewhere else so that more people can use it. So, what is the problem here? Before you point your finger on me for a bootloop or bad battery life, you should read the disclaimer first. When you decide to do any experiment with your device, you should have a fair amount of knowledge of what you are doing. Before sharing the file on XDA, I flashed and tried it on my device and there was no bootloop or any other issue whatsoever.
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If you just share a rom build by someone else, this is the wrong section of the forum to post it.
Too, you say (in op) you have permission from xiaomi to post it here in xda. This sounds unusual. Do you have any proof for this claim?
Thread cleaned.
Thread moved to the guides section where shared ROMs belong. The redirect from development section will expire in 24 hours.
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Rowdyy Ronnie said:
N.B. Sharing the ROM file anywhere else without my permission will be considered as stealing and will be reported to XDA if found.
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hahahah oh wow
the best joke i ever seen
seriously
copyright to leaked build? hahaha i can't stop
Closed beta ROM, so no point in "allowing" you to share it. They could open beta and do it themselves.
I call fake news on that
You share a rom from another forum. Okay. It was already been shared in XDA by the original poster in 4pda.
I call this reposting in the same forum.
You state that the ROM isn't yours and you "share" it with other people on XDA. And then you say reposting is stealing? Didn't you repost it as well? For you is not stealing but for others is?
Conclusion: Are you that desperate for attention?
Is this the official beta rom?
Rowdyy Ronnie said:
Credit:
Xiaomi for allowing me to try their Beta ROM and allowing me to share it on XDA
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How did you manage to get permission from Xiaomi? Have some proofs?

[ROM] Stock Oreo 8.1 With July Security Patch (OPM1.171019.026.V9.6.4.0.ODHMIFE)

Xiaomi released July security patch a couple of days back. However, as always, a lot of people didn't receive it yet. But the wait is over. Now everyone can update their device to the latest security patch.
Disclaimer:
If you are planning to flash the ROM on your device, you are on your own. I can not be held responsible if anything happens to your device. Your warranty will be void after unlocking the bootloader. You need to lock the bootloader for any warranty.
Requirements:
1. Xiaomi Mi A1 (Ofcourse)
2. A PC (I am using Windows 7 here)
3. The ROM file (Available on the link below)
4. MiFlash Tool ( Link: http://en.miui.com/thread-345974-1-1.html ) (A big thanks to Miui forum for making the tool available on miui forum)
5. ADB Platform tool (Search on google)
6. Patience
Installation Process:
1. Download the ROM file from the given link and extract it.
2. You will see a folder with name as tissot_images_V9.6.4.0.ODHMIFE_20180712.0000.00_8.0_735823083f
3. Double click on the folder and open it. You will see another folder with name as tissot_images_V9.6.4.0.ODHMIFE_8.0
3. Copy the folder into the C drive. Remember, you need to copy tissot_images_V9.6.4.0.ODHMIFE_8.0 and not the main folder.
4. Install MiFlash Tool on your PC from the given link
5. Set up ADB driver properly on your PC (It's very important)
6. Now go to your device and enable Developers option by tapping on Build Number 7 times.
6. Open Developers Option and enable "OEM Unlocking" and "USB Debugging" option.
7. Now press and hold the power button and Volume down button for about 10 seconds until you see a small bunny on the screen.
Now connect your device to your PC and open a command box and type fastboot oem unlock
8. Once the bootloader is unlocked, put your device in fastboot mode again and connect it to PC. (BE WARNED!!! if anyone is on May security patch, unlocking bootloader will erase everything from the device and device will restart again. You will need to unlock developers option again and enable "USB debugging" option once more)
9. Now open MiFlash Tool and see if it reads your device serial number by clicking on "Refresh". Now, select tissot_images_V9.6.4.0.ODHMIFE_8.0 and click on "Flash". Make sure you are doing it in a proper way.
10. It may take around 10-15 minutes (for me it took around 11 minutes) to get the process completed. Once done, your device will boot into system and Congrats! Now you have Oreo 8.1 on your device with July security patch.
N.B. It is best that you select "Clean all and lock" option on MiFlash tool.
Flashing Guide For TWRP & Custom Kernel:
1. Grab the latest twrp recovery image (Oreo) and twrp installer zip file.
2. Put the recovery image in ADB folder and the installer zip in your device.
2. Boot your device into fastboot mode and connect it to the PC.
3. Make sure the bootloader is unlocker.
4. Open a command box and type fastboot boot xxx.img (xxx= recovery image name)
5. Once your device is boot into twrp, flash TWRP installer zip file and reboot back to recovery.
6. Now flash the custom kernel of your choice and Magisk (optional).
7. Reboot back to system.
Important Note:
If anyone has any problem understanding the steps, I would recommend that you google or search on Youtube. There are lots of Videos showing on how to flash stock ROM on MiFlash tool. Please don't blame me if you skip any step or do it wrong. I have shared the standard steps that remain the same for flashing both stable and beta rom. It is advised that you STAY AWAY if you don't know what you are doing. I am certainly not going to take any blame for improper flashing. As you have decided to flash the ROM, I expect you to have a little knowledge about how to use MiFlash tool. All newbies have a problem at first, especially when flashing ROM on MiFlash tool. That's because of selecting and flashing the ROM file in an improper way. You need to first learn exactly which folder to flash or else you will always end up on a bootloop. Please don't blame me for not spoon feeding you.
Bugs Encountered:
LED notification stays still when a notification comes in. It doesn't blink.
ROM Download Link:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528051162
Credit:
Xiaomi
Special Note:
I apologize to all for breaking any possible XDA rule and hurting anyone here!! Please note that I am not getting paid for sharing this post here. If anyone still feels something bad, you can either let me know or you can report it to the admin. But again, I am extremely sorry for breaking any rule here.
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Reerved
There is already a thread for stock roms which is alot nicer because everything is compiled by version. Why bother creating another?
barrack1 said:
There is already a thread for stock roms which is alot nicer because everything is compiled by version. Why bother creating another?
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Basically, looking for attention and thanks.
He has been doing this for every update even though there are other threads that are much better and more organized
He even claimed that he was in the beta program when 8.1 beta was leaked even though he was asking around on where to get beta update.
Rowdy, you should honestly stop making pointless threads that already exist and start being more respectful to other members
In his defense. This link is AFH, while still not wonderful, it is usually SOOOO much faster than the damn MIUI links. (at least in my experience)
berezker said:
Basically, looking for attention and thanks.
He has been doing this for every update even though there are other threads that are much better and more organized
He even claimed that he was in the beta program when 8.1 beta was leaked even though he was asking around on where to get beta update.
Rowdy, you should honestly stop making pointless threads that already exist and start being more respectful to other members
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Listen, this is the second time I am telling you not to be personal. If you don't like something, report it to the mods. XDA is not your personal property. So, you don't get to judge people here. I checked all the post for July OTA and then I posted it here. The particular post you are talking about, I checked it prior to creatingmine. He didn't have the ROM uploaded when I created my post. It's not my fault that he uploaded the July fastboot ROM without checking mine. I have already asked the mod to check both his and my post to see who uploaded the July fastboot ROM.
barrack1 said:
There is already a thread for stock roms which is alot nicer because everything is compiled by version. Why bother creating another?
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Are you sure that post has the July fastboot ROM? I checked his post prior to creating one. He didn't have the ROM uploaded. If you see both my and his post, you can see who edited the post later. It was he who posted the July fastboot ROM later. I have already asked the mod to check both his and mine post to see who uploded the post first. Till then, you may wanna stop being sarcastic.
berezker said:
Basically, looking for attention and thanks.
He has been doing this for every update even though there are other threads that are much better and more organized
He even claimed that he was in the beta program when 8.1 beta was leaked even though he was asking around on where to get beta update.
Rowdy, you should honestly stop making pointless threads that already exist and start being more respectful to other members
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And talking about attention and thanks, I am not going to be rich by getting a few thanks. You might have joined XDA for thanks, but I don't find any pleasure or point of getting thanks and attention on a software development community. You should think first before attacking someone. You might have forgotten about the "Report" option, but I didn't.
jareddlikewhoaa said:
In his defense. This link is AFH, while still not wonderful, it is usually SOOOO much faster than the damn MIUI links. (at least in my experience)
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I checked all XDA post prior to posting mine. XDA gives you an option to check all similar posts while you are creating your post. I went to each post and checked if anyone had uploaded the July security patch.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi...-ota-links-t3718542/post74828108#post74828108 (I checked his post at first and when I created my post, he didn't have July fastboot ROM uploaded).
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-a1/how-to/download-opr1-170623-026-9-5-4-february-t3758090 (This guy gave a headline of July fastboot ROM. But I didn't find V9.6.4.0.ODHMIFE anywhere on his post)
Now, it's not my fault if someone uploaded the July fastboot ROM after I posted it here. I don't know why some people act violently (not you) towards others.
Rowdyy Ronnie said:
Disclaimer:
Your warranty will be void after unlocking the bootloader. You need to lock the bootloader for any warranty.
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I dont think thats the case with xiaomi.
Thanks for uploading fastboot image.
.:Addicted:. said:
I dont think thats the case with xiaomi.
Thanks for uploading fastboot image.
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Well, the warranty remains intact only if you use a miui based handset. But since Mi A1 runs on pure AOSP, Xiaomi doesn't provide any warranty after unlocking bootloader (confirmed with Xiaomi customer service).
Rowdyy Ronnie said:
Well, the warranty remains intact only if you use a miui based handset. But since Mi A1 runs on pure AOSP, Xiaomi doesn't provide any warranty after unlocking bootloader (confirmed with Xiaomi customer service).
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ahh ok. good to know that
i am already rooted on custom rom but i want to flash stock 8.1, do i use mifalsh tool? and does it wipe all the internal data? or use the userdata (like apps etc)
faddys123 said:
i am already rooted on custom rom but i want to flash stock 8.1, do i use mifalsh tool? and does it wipe all the internal data? or use the userdata (like apps etc)
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Hi, yes you need the MiFlash tool as this is a fastboot ROM. And it is not necessary (but suggested) to wipe the internal storage. You can select your desired option on the MiFlash tool. If you want to keep your apps and data, you can select "Save user data" on MiFlash tool and flash the ROM.
we only need one thread about stock roms. Let's make it easier on everyone and keep all the info in the same thread.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-a1/how-to/mi-a1-monthly-updates-t3750419
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-a1/how-to/ota-xiaomi-mi-a1-ota-links-t3718542/

Install Lineage OS - TWRP / Magisk on Samsung S10 Exynos (970F)

Hi guys
Hope all are well. I really really need someone to help me with a todo guide to get this done.
I phone is currently using the latest June security Patch (Odin Flashed) One UI 2.1
I am so confused about the instructions on various sites and youtube. The Videos on there is about 6 months old. I tried installing TWRP via a guide i saw online, but could not get it done.
Now when my phone starts i get a bootloader unlocked warning message. This is fine. it still boots into Android 10, and is perfectly usable. Can someone who did this, please point me in the correct direction? I tried last night for hours, could not get it done.
The sequence of events etc are all different on the sites, and some does not make sense.
I hope i can actually do it on this version, as i see alot of the threads are April 2020'ish,
Thank you so much guys!
Hi guys...
No one? I will be so grateful
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Hi guys...
No one? I will be so grateful
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Me too, have asked in here before but no takers. As someone who is new to android I just new a plain step by step guide too. I have same device as you on latest June update.
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^^rac said:
Hi guys...
No one? I will be so grateful
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I just stumbled across your question by mistake, you need to search and ask questions in the appropriate threads and you will get help.
Lineage s10
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...rom-lineageos-17-1-beta0-s10e-update-t4076585
Magisk
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/mod-magisk-v1-universal-systemless-t3432382
Twrp
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...ecovery-twrp-3-3-0-galaxy-s10-exynos-t3924856
Philnicolls89 said:
I just stumbled across your question by mistake, you need to search and ask questions in the appropriate threads and you will get help.
Lineage s10
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...rom-lineageos-17-1-beta0-s10e-update-t4076585
Magisk
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/mod-magisk-v1-universal-systemless-t3432382
Twrp
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...ecovery-twrp-3-3-0-galaxy-s10-exynos-t3924856
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Thank you. I have seen instructions OK but they all assume that reader has a basi understanding of jargon and steps to take. I want to root, I guess it's called, but just need a step by step of what to do.
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17-apg said:
Thank you. I have seen instructions OK but they all assume that reader has a basi understanding of jargon and steps to take. I want to root, I guess it's called, but just need a step by step of what to do.
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Check out this guide from the TWRP thread, it might be good to read the first page or two of the twrp thread aswell so that you dont miss any important info. Also make sure that you get the right TWRP file for your specific firmware version. Good luck
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By clicking on the button below you will get a set of instructions, step-by-step, on how to install Ians excellent work with TWRP as a recovery for your device and John Wu's root via Magisk.
This is not the fastest or most uncomplicated tutorial to do this. It is, however, made to make sure as many as possible succeed. So if you feel that a step or two is uncessesary, this tutorial is probably not for you since you most likely already know enough to just go by Ians more direct instructions. So dont PM me with tips on how to simplify these steps, I already know about that and that is not the point of the tutorial.
The instructions are intended for:
The user that either is completely new to this world but have managed to get an unlocked bootloader beforehand
The user that just want to have some instructions to follow to not forget a step in the process
Please note that the tutorial should work just fine for the S10E-device, but there might be another set of key combinations for your device, please take care to understand what you need to do in specifics to do the same presses of buttons.
It is strongly encourage to flash lates stock firmware and do a complete clean system install before using this tutorial. However, if you know what you are doing, it will work fine with an already rooted system as long as you have the latest Canary build (both magisk and magisk manager) on your device when patching the TWRP-image and the firmware AP-file per instructions below.
Where ever you decide to start, know that your device will be wiped and you need backups for your relevant data before you begin.
These instructions are ...
.. an "add-on" till John Wu's Magisk solution that will make your device rooted with Magisk and having Ian Macdonalds TWRP-recovery
.. for those who have already an unlocked bootloader - DO NOT attempt this without first making sure you have "OEM Unlocked" enabled
Step-by-step guide:
A) Follow John's instructions HERE until you get to step 5, then return here
B) Download latest TWRP-image by Ian Macdonald for your type of device in the first post in this thread
C) Download latest multidisabler-zip by Ian Macdonald and copy it to your SD-CARD - download here
D) Copy the TWRP-image to your device and do the same as you did with the AP-file in Magisk Manager (Install->Install->Patch file and choose the TWRP-image)
E) Copy the patched TWRP-image and magisk_patched.tar to your computer
F) Rename the patched TWRP-image to "recovery.img" on your computer
G) With your own choice of program on your computer, open the "magisk_patched.tar"-file, remove the existing recovery.img and replace it with your newly patched recovery.img and save the tar-file
H) Boot your device to download mode
I) Go back to John's instructions and IGNORE step 6 and DO step 7 and come back here!
J) We now need to factory reset our device:
-> Press Power + VolDown for a few seconds to get out of download mode
-> AS SOON AS THE SCREEN GOES BLACK: Press Power + Bixby + VolUP and HOLD THESE KEYS FOR A LONG TIME until you see the bootlogo of TWRP, then release the keys
K) In TWRP, install your downloaded multidisabler-zip from your SD-CARD and DO NOT REBOOT
L) In TWRP, format data (not only wipe, choose specifically "Format data" and write "yes" and go ahead and after DO NOT REBOOT
M) In TWRP, go back to the start screen - choose "Reboot" and choose "Recovery" AND NOTHING ELSE - DONT touch any keys on the device
N) Go back to John's instructions and begin from step 12
O) All done - you know have a rooted device by Magisk, with TWRP as recovery - enjoy and be sure to thank Ian Macdonald for the help with TWRP and John Wu for Magisk root!
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