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[GUIDE] How to root Android Pie build (Temporarily Guide)

Since TWRP is unbootable under this build, you have to use patched boot trick to root this phone.
However, only Magisk 17.1 is usable on this build, Magisk 17.2 - 18.0 can't be installed properly.
So I made a custom update channel that fixed to Magisk 17.1 to assist me.
This guide requires unlocked bootloader - still, I won't introduce how to unlock it here, please Google for it.
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Here's how to root:
1. Extract the D1C-0-6120-00CN-boot.img from my homebrew firmware written in previous guide, or extract the boot.img from the OTA package.
(Later versions will also provide the patched boot image)
2. Copy this boot.img to Download directory.
3. Install latest Magisk Manager from https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
Remember to allow all the permission after installed.
4. Choose "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Settings" - "Update Channel" - "Custom", and type following URL:
Code:
https://dwz.cn/5I3anBD4
5. Back to Magisk Manager main interface, refresh it and check if latest version changed to 17.1.
Tap "Install" - "Install" - "Patch Boot Image", "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Download" - the boot img you copied.
And wait for the patching procedure complete.
6. Copy patched_boot.img from the Download directory of internal storage to PC.
7. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and execute following commands:
Code:
.\fastboot reboot-bootloader
.\fastboot boot D:\patched_boot.img
8. Open Magisk Manager, reinstall Magisk 17.1 directly.
9. Reboot your phone and all done.
Is this procedure familiar? Yes, it's the same method used on Nokia 7 Plus. But I wrote this guide to tell you few details that you need to notice.
Hope TWRP can be compiled for D1C-6120.

If you have already unlocked the bootloader then just flash the official TWRP for Nokia 6 and flash the Magisk v17.1 or 17.3 via TWRP normally. And TWRP 3.2.3.0 works well on Android P. I tested it and it works fine.

taicracker said:
If you have already unlocked the bootloader then just flash the official TWRP for Nokia 6 and flash the Magisk v17.1 or 17.3 via TWRP normally. And TWRP 3.2.3.0 works well on Android P. I tested it and it works fine.
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OK, thanks for the info.

hikari_calyx said:
OK, thanks for the info.
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I hope you can build TWRP for Android P variant of Chinese and it works on non-unlockbootloader. Like you used to do with Oreo? .Thanks

This did not work with TA-1021 while i have pi installed with twrp and patched boot with magisk 16.1 but it do not work not even root access just keep recovery unchanged(twrp).
It says deviceid locked ple if i patch boot with 17.1 what to do! google pay and banking apps dont work.

hikari_calyx said:
OK, thanks for the info.
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Can we use official TWRP recovery (3.2.3 made for PLE)
On pie 612H CN - OF YOUR HOMEBREW
and also on 612H ww ??
Please tell
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taicracker said:
If you have already unlocked the bootloader then just flash the official TWRP for Nokia 6 and flash the Magisk v17.1 or 17.3 via TWRP normally. And TWRP 3.2.3.0 works well on Android P. I tested it and it works fine.
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Can we install this TWRP recovery on Chinese firmware (or ww firmware of ta-1003)or it can be flashed only on PLE versions

hikari_calyx said:
OK, thanks for the info.
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Can I install D1C-612H-WW over 612H-CN using OST ??
OST show that the image is broken

hikari_calyx said:
Here's how to root:
1. Extract the D1C-0-6120-00CN-boot.img from my homebrew firmware written in previous guide, or extract the boot.img from the OTA package.
(Later versions will also provide the patched boot image)
2. Copy this boot.img to Download directory.
3. Install latest Magisk Manager from https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
Remember to allow all the permission after installed.
4. Choose "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Settings" - "Update Channel" - "Custom", and type following URL:
Code:
https://dwz.cn/5I3anBD4
5. Back to Magisk Manager main interface, refresh it and check if latest version changed to 17.1.
Tap "Install" - "Install" - "Patch Boot Image", "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Download" - the boot img you copied.
And wait for the patching procedure complete.
6. Copy patched_boot.img from the Download directory of internal storage to PC.
7. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and execute following commands:
Code:
.\fastboot reboot-bootloader
.\fastboot boot D:\patched_boot.img
8. Open Magisk Manager, reinstall Magisk 17.1 directly.
9. Reboot your phone and all done.
Is this procedure familiar? Yes, it's the same method used on Nokia 7 Plus. But I wrote this guide to tell you few details that you need to notice.
Hope TWRP can be compiled for D1C-6120.
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On rebooting Android root gone????

dont work for me
edit: worsk now over ND1-612C-0-00WW , but for firm official for n5 (612h-0-00WW ) not works, ist patched the xploit for magisk 17 and up

hikari_calyx said:
Here's how to root:
1. Extract the D1C-0-6120-00CN-boot.img from my homebrew firmware.
9. Reboot your phone and all done.
Is this procedure familiar? Yes, it's the same method used on Nokia 7 Plus. But I wrote this guide to tell you few details that you need to notice.
Hope TWRP can be compiled for D1C-6120.
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Please help I have working 1003 ww pi installed on Ta-1021 and initially rooted using Chinese twrp with magisk later I tried to install update of twrp recovery got crashed and could not enter recovery tried to flash with Qualcomm tools can enter into Edl phone detected but frimware files doesn't flash some errors. Now result is I can operate my phone magisk 16.1 installed but useless. Banking apps don't work. Factory reset don't work. *#*#874#*#* says file not found (may be because I don't have recovery). Ost la as usual don't work. Please help!

Please help me i am on oreo version .. and i have flashed twrp recovery on my nokia 6 (TA - 1021) ..
THE Problem is when i reboot to recovery it's not booting in twrp but it's booting on custome recovery ..
I need pc everytime , if i want to boot it on twrp .
I have to run command every time to boot in on twrp recovery ..
Is there any way to directly boot it on twrp recovery not in custom recovery ? Please help me

@hikari_calyx Does fastboot boot work for you on pie? For me, it does not. Almost shat my pants thinking my TWRP doesn't work but it does in fact work, just fastboot booting it does not work.

Finally got the official pie update on my TA-1033. (unlocked bootloader)
The standard versions of TWRP 3.2.3.0 / Magisk 17.3 / Magisk Manager 6.0.1 worked perfectly.
As above, "fastboot boot" doesn't work, but "fastboot flash" etc. does.
Happy days.

Not working for me please can you tell the procedure step by step as i tried your steps but didn't happen anything please
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taicracker said:
If you have already unlocked the bootloader then just flash the official TWRP for Nokia 6 and flash the Magisk v17.1 or 17.3 via TWRP normally. And TWRP 3.2.3.0 works well on Android P. I tested it and it works fine.
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Not working i have unlocked bootloader but i tried to flash twrp and it's not booting on it any other solution please let me know .

Can you help me please my device is showing me this on my recovery , what's an issue please reply as soon as possible i can't even apply update through sd card or adb it's not detecting everytime it entered to this menu .. please help me

hikari_calyx said:
Here's how to root:
1. Extract the D1C-0-6120-00CN-boot.img from my homebrew firmware written in previous guide, or extract the boot.img from the OTA package.
(Later versions will also provide the patched boot image)
2. Copy this boot.img to Download directory.
3. Install latest Magisk Manager from https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
Remember to allow all the permission after installed.
4. Choose "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Settings" - "Update Channel" - "Custom", and type following URL:
Code:
https://dwz.cn/5I3anBD4
5. Back to Magisk Manager main interface, refresh it and check if latest version changed to 17.1.
Tap "Install" - "Install" - "Patch Boot Image", "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Download" - the boot img you copied.
And wait for the patching procedure complete.
6. Copy patched_boot.img from the Download directory of internal storage to PC.
7. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and execute following commands:
Code:
.\fastboot reboot-bootloader
.\fastboot boot D:\patched_boot.img
8. Open Magisk Manager, reinstall Magisk 17.1 directly.
9. Reboot your phone and all done.
Is this procedure familiar? Yes, it's the same method used on Nokia 7 Plus. But I wrote this guide to tell you few details that you need to notice.
Hope TWRP can be compiled for D1C-6120.
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You gave wrong code for booting patched boot.img
It should be as
FASTBOOT FLASH BOOT PATCED_BOOT.IMG
It will permanently root the android pie
You gave the FASTBOOT code only for booting

vineet09i said:
Here's how to root:
1. Extract the D1C-0-6120-00CN-boot.img from my homebrew firmware written in previous guide, or extract the boot.img from the OTA package.
(Later versions will also provide the patched boot image)
2. Copy this boot.img to Download directory.
3. Install latest Magisk Manager from https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
Remember to allow all the permission after installed.
4. Choose "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Settings" - "Update Channel" - "Custom", and type following URL:
5. Back to Magisk Manager main interface, refresh it and check if latest version changed to 17.1.
Tap "Install" - "Install" - "Patch Boot Image", "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Download" - the boot img you copied.
And wait for the patching procedure complete.
6. Copy patched_boot.img from the Download directory of internal storage to PC.
7. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and execute following commands:
You gave wrong code for booting patched boot.img
It should be as
FASTBOOT FLASH BOOT PATCED_BOOT.IMG
It will permanently root the android pie
You gave the FASTBOOT code only for booting
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Hey can i use patched boot image on my official update of pie or which version is able to use of magisk?

Emmykay223 said:
Hey can i use patched boot image on my official update of pie or which version is able to use of magisk?
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You can use the same procedure as hilarious calyx have said in the post
But the FASTBOOT command should be as
FASTBOOT flash boot patched_boot.img
It will permanently root your android
Magisk 17.1 is working
Or you can also flash official twrp available at twrp website and from there you can directly flash magisk 17.1 zip

vineet09i said:
You can use the same procedure as hilarious calyx have said in the post
But the FASTBOOT command should be as
FASTBOOT flash boot patched_boot.img
It will permanently root your android
Magisk 17.1 is working
Or you can also flash official twrp available at twrp website and from there you can directly flash magisk 17.1 zip
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Yes but twrp is not booting on my pie build because it is showing "failed to find device for partition system" and i am unable to apply update through sd card or through adb i don't know why so i am thinking to follow this steps hope it will work.

vineet09i said:
You can use the same procedure as hilarious calyx have said in the post
But the FASTBOOT command should be as
FASTBOOT flash boot patched_boot.img
It will permanently root your android
Magisk 17.1 is working
Or you can also flash official twrp available at twrp website and from there you can directly flash magisk 17.1 zip
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Why any module is not installing by magisk it's showing me unable to extract, i followed each and every steps as mentioned above and rooted my Nokia 6 again but it's not installing any module what's the reason behind it?

Lenovo z5 - Install Gcam on stock rom

Not test on custom rom (because i am on stock rom 10.5.254 now).
Please find below steps to use gcam on any Zui rom:
- Root your device with magisk and patched boot
- install root browser and find build.prop in system folder (b4 editing, copy the file to another place and rename to build.prop.bak, then copy back to folder system. Your device will be safe with that new file)
- Open build.prop and copy this code to the bottom:
persist.vendor.camera.HAL3.enabled=1
Persist.vendor.camera.eis.enabled=1
- Reboot the phone
- Install this gcam: https://mega.nz/#!GrRlVSRa!MQjLBbqRKoMhxZjhLfE3pt4hhFDeRKO_dx65ziUtF9Q
Cheers!
P/s: On Zui 10 ported, no need to edit build.prop.

@vosathanh Kindly attach / upload / PM patched boot ZUI 10.5.254 file. Thanks in advance.
After flashing the patched boot file, Should I flash twrp and flash the magisk zip file? magisk zip file is standard i think, i have downloaded in mobile via magisk manager app.

Patched boot here: https://mega.nz/#!amh1kIzB!GChdAWSdNJmSmrgp01Ji9x4U4_riRz9_PLe6tY0vgqw
Install magisk apk 7.1.1 first. Reboot to bootloader and: fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
Reboot. Done

vosathanh said:
Patched boot here: https://mega.nz/#!amh1kIzB!GChdAWSdNJmSmrgp01Ji9x4U4_riRz9_PLe6tY0vgqw
Install magisk apk 7.1.1 first. Reboot to bootloader and: fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
Reboot. Done
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All done camera installed but heavy green tint in front camera, is there any fix?

I don't know. For me no problems.

@vosathanh: I just use Lenovo Z5, it now on ZUI 10.5.254 ST, can you help me how to root and install twrp please.
Tks!

vosathanh said:
I don't know. For me no problems.
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Which is the last Zui version on the top of oreo?

umarbest said:
Which is the last Zui version on the top of oreo?
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It's 4.0.474. my gcam run very good. Really love gcam.

HELP, How Am I Supposed To Root This Phone? Any Guides?

Self explaining :highfive:

mods please keep it up until a reference is shown to inspire writers with good wills:angel::fingers-crossed:

2B_4G10 said:
Self explaining :highfive:
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1. Unlock bootloader via MiUnlock software for PC (you have to wait at least 168 hours)
2. Flash TWRP recovery img via fastboot
3. Download and put into internal memory magisk.zip installer (you need version 20.4 or newer)
4. Install this zip via TWRP
5. Boot into the system and download Magisk Manager apk (version 8.0.3 or newer) then install it.
6. Voilà. That's all [emoji106]

zencooler said:
1. Unlock bootloader via MiUnlock software for PC (you have to wait at least 168 hours)
2. Flash TWRP recovery img via fastboot
3. Download and put into internal memory magisk.zip installer (you need version 20.4 or newer)
4. Install this zip via TWRP
5. Boot into the system and download Magisk Manager apk (version 8.0.3 or newer) then install it.
6. Voilà. That's all [emoji106]
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Thanks! i found the basics but i couldn't find a proper TWRP version out there, and the ROMs too, isn't there a legit source to get em?

2B_4G10 said:
Thanks! i found the basics but i couldn't find a proper TWRP version out there, and the ROMs too, isn't there a legit source to get em?
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I do not remember where I found the correct sources so I will upload these files for you into wetransfer in few minutes.
EDIT: here you are: https://we.tl/t-xTbsJVTtzA

Putting your post in large bold letters makes you look like a troll, not like you have an urgent issue.

Firmware, http://mifirm.net, twrp at the same place

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

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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.

Question Does anyone know how to root oneplus 9 Android 13.1?

Alguém sabe como fazer root no oneplus 9 Android 13.1?

First of all, please write in English. This is an English-only forum.
You can root the latest 13.1 firmware the same way you root others. I assume you already have the bootloader unlocked, proper drivers installed on your PC, and basic know-how of fastboot/adb commands. Here is the process:
You need to get the boot.img of your current firmware. You can extract it through MSM Tool's Read Back feature. In case you don't know about MSM, I have attached the boot.img for latest OOS13.1 firmware LE2115_13.1.0.500(EX01). Download and extract zip file and you will have boot.img. Copy this boot.img to your phone. Next you need to download/install Magisk v26.1 on your phone. Open the app, click Install and select that boot.img. Magisk will patch that boot.img and create a new patched_boot.img in your phone's Download folder. Copy that patched_boot.img to your PC. Reboot your phone to bootloader mode. Run this command to temporarily boot the patched_boot.img:
fastboot boot <your_patched_boot.img>
Note that this command is to boot it temporarily. It DOES NOT flash it. Ok, so once your phone boots up, open Magisk app again, click Install and select Direct Install. Now Magisk will root your current firmware permanently.
By this method of temporary booting and then rooting with Magisk's Direct Install method, Magisk will backup your original boot.img. So whenever there is a new software update, you can go to Magisk, select Uninstall, choose Restore Images, and Magisk will revert your original stock boot.img from it's backup. Then you can proceed with system update. Otherwise, without restoring original boot.img, the system update will fail because of patched_boot.img.

Here is the zip attachment. Make sure to extract it.

Thank you friend

shadabkiani said:
First of all, please write in English. This is an English-only forum.
You can root the latest 13.1 firmware the same way you root others. I assume you already have the bootloader unlocked, proper drivers installed on your PC, and basic know-how of fastboot/adb commands. Here is the process:
You need to get the boot.img of your current firmware. You can extract it through MSM Tool's Read Back feature. In case you don't know about MSM, I have attached the boot.img for latest OOS13.1 firmware LE2115_13.1.0.500(EX01). Download and extract zip file and you will have boot.img. Copy this boot.img to your phone. Next you need to download/install Magisk v26.1 on your phone. Open the app, click Install and select that boot.img. Magisk will patch that boot.img and create a new patched_boot.img in your phone's Download folder. Copy that patched_boot.img to your PC. Reboot your phone to bootloader mode. Run this command to temporarily boot the patched_boot.img:
fastboot boot <your_patched_boot.img>
Note that this command is to boot it temporarily. It DOES NOT flash it. Ok, so once your phone boots up, open Magisk app again, click Install and select Direct Install. Now Magisk will root your current firmware permanently.
By this method of temporary booting and then rooting with Magisk's Direct Install method, Magisk will backup your original boot.img. So whenever there is a new software update, you can go to Magisk, select Uninstall, choose Restore Images, and Magisk will revert your original stock boot.img from it's backup. Then you can proceed with system update. Otherwise, without restoring original boot.img, the system update will fail because of patched_boot.img.
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Thank you for the specifics. I haven't decided whether or not I will modify my OnePlus 9 but I will keep this in mind.

Get token.
Flash token.
Enable unlock bl in dev options.
Install Magisk inside Andoid.
Congrats you did it.

Is there a boot img for LE2115_13.1.0.101(CN01)?

oneplus 9 LE2115_13.1. colorOS

ahumzert said:
Is there a boot img for LE2115_13.1.0.101(CN01)?
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You can use MSM Tool to extract the Boot.img file, this is how most of use get our hands on the image files. I have provided a guide below on how to do this.
MSM Download Tool Read Back Mode: Create OnePlus Backup!
In this guide, we will show you the steps to take a backup of all the partitions on your OnePlus device via MSM Download Tool Read Back Mode.
droidwin.com