Hi all, I just updated to April 2020 firmware with no issues. Just waiting on a Kirisakura update and we'll be right back to where we left off. =)
edit: nevermind, Kirisakura 4.2.0 works perfectly fine!
In case anyone is looking for them, here is the stock and Magisk Patched boot images:
Magisk v20.4 patched boot image: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261763705
Stock boot image: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261763704
I'll also post my update procedure in case it helps anyone else out. This was my first OTA on this device (just got it last month), and I was able to update with absolutely no problems, no loss of root, no need to change Magisk or EdXposed settings/modules/etc. SafetyNet still passes, etc. Very seamless and I'm definitely happy with going with a Pixel as my next device. =D Will be doing my wife's phone next (regular Pixel 4) and I'll probably do a separate post on those forums with the boot images and stuff.
This is ONLY for QQ2A.200405.005 firmware - it goes without saying, PLEASE ONLY FLASH IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING.
UPDATE PROCEDURE (using a PC. I know there are other posts covering other methods, but this was the fastest, easiest, most reliable and intuitive way for me, and I didn't need to do any additional research, so I chose to do it this way)
** I was previously on March 2020 firmware and these steps therefore correspond as such.
I DID NOT BOOT BACK INTO O/S UNTIL ALL STEPS WERE COMPLETED - I DID THIS TO ENSURE EVERYTHING WOULD BOOT BACK UP WITH MAGISK / EDXPOSED ALL RUNNING PROPERLY RIGHT AWAY
this may not be necessary, but I didn't want to find out, plus this was the quickest and most intuitive way for me anyway.
1. boot into bootloader
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** I was on Kirisakura kernel, so I needed to flash BOTH the stock boot and dtbo March 2020 images - make sure you flash the proper corresponding images to your current pre-update firmware.
2. fastboot flash boot boot.img
3. fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img
- these steps to restore stock recovery, dtbo.img also necessary for some kernel installations
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4. use volume keys to change selection to boot to Recovery Mode
* when you reach the android symbol with No Command, hold power button, tap volume up, in case you've forgotten
5. choose option "Apply update from ADB"
6. adb sideload coral-ota-qq2a.200405.005-e9ad5990.zip
7. Once the OTA sideload is done, Reboot to bootloader (you'll also notice it's now on the other slot after OTA flashed)
8. fastboot flash boot coral-qq2a.200405.005-magisk_patched-20.4.img
9. done, start the phone
This was a 100% seamless update that required no additional / re-setup of any of my Magisk or EdXposed setups. So far, no issues at all for both me and my wife's phone (P4 XL and P4). Magisk and Xposed are playing nice with these builds so far.
All of the factory files can be found here https://developers.google.com/android/images. boot.img and dtbo.img are in their corresponding full Factory Image zips, and the ota zip is under Full OTA Images.
Edit: To be nice to the noobs, and also because I have nothing better to do at this moment thanks to the pandemic, here are the stock boot and dtbo images (FOR MARCH 2020) as well as a direct link to the April 2020 OTA zip:
coral-qq2a.200305.003-factory-dtbo.img: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261763739
coral-qq2a.200305.003-factory-boot.img: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261763738
April 2020 OTA Zip from Google: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/coral-ota-qq2a.200405.005-e9ad5990.zip
8. fastboot flash boot coral-qq2a.200405.005-magisk_patched-20.4.img
thx. fast, safe, root retained.
This makes me lol. You got Kirisakura and dirtly flash the whole stuff and don't get any problem
Nice. I did it the safe way with disabling everything, I hate bootloops^^
lapapunk said:
8. fastboot flash boot coral-qq2a.200405.005-magisk_patched-20.4.img
thx. fast, safe, root retained.
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Thanks, fixed it lol. I typed it all up really quick from memory, whoops. In my head there was definitely "boot" in there =)
Morgrain said:
This makes me lol. You got Kirisakura and dirtly flash the whole stuff and don't get any problem
Nice. I did it the safe way with disabling everything, I hate bootloops^^
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Yeah, I mean essentially flashing the stock boot and dtbo reverts the kernel back to stock. Then I figure if I ended up with bootloop, it's just a matter of either booting into Magisk core mode, or flashing the factory boot image at worst and working from there. Either way, since I'm doing the update from / with access to my computer, the risk isn't too big. Definitely would think twice if I were doing it away from home without my computer (which no one should be right now anyway! STAY AT HOME!!!) =)
omg
thank you for this, i have been trying to flash the factory image and getting it stuck at the boot screen, nothing would help
followed this to a T and its working... back up and running
So thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you, @i5lee8bit, for this very useful and detailed guide. Needless to say, it worked a treat. Much appreciated and many thanks! :good:
Thanks for your files and guide, it worked superb.
Working great!
Ty!
Bruh this really worked been looking for an easy way of updating. Thanks a million!
the Guide works fine
Thank you[emoji106]
Gesendet von meinem Pixel 4 XL mit Tapatalk
Just updated! Thanks man, this is definitely the easiest method of updating while rooted.
Hmm, I always have to do it like this x.x
Code:
D:\Downloads>fastboot flash boot boot.img
target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes
sending 'boot' (65536 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.645s]
writing 'boot'...
FAILED (remote: Failed to write to partition Not Found)
finished. total time: 1.721s
D:\Downloads>fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img
target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes
sending 'dtbo' (8192 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.305s]
writing 'dtbo'...
FAILED (remote: Failed to write to partition Not Found)
finished. total time: 0.380s
D:\Downloads>fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes
sending 'boot_a' (65536 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.645s]
writing 'boot_a'...
OKAY [ 0.662s]
finished. total time: 2.310s
D:\Downloads>fastboot flash boot_b boot.img
target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes
sending 'boot_b' (65536 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.646s]
writing 'boot_b'...
OKAY [ 0.532s]
finished. total time: 2.180s
D:\Downloads>fastboot flash dtbo_a dtbo.img
target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes
sending 'dtbo_a' (8192 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.305s]
writing 'dtbo_a'...
OKAY [ 0.194s]
finished. total time: 0.501s
D:\Downloads>fastboot flash dtbo_b dtbo.img
target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes
sending 'dtbo_b' (8192 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.305s]
writing 'dtbo_b'...
OKAY [ 0.194s]
finished. total time: 0.501s
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Hmm, I always have to do it like this x.x
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I'm stuck on Jan 20 ota and gets any any new updates? Would this fix my issue? Does this wipe data?
qman66 said:
I'm stuck on Jan 20 ota and gets any any new updates? Would this fix my issue? Does this wipe data?
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I just got the phone last month so I haven't tried jumping multiple security patches. Nor am I sure whether official updates normally would jump or whether they're incremental.
IF official updates can normally jump (skip updates inbetween), then I would imagine you just need to flash the January 2020 stock boot / dtbo images and follow the guide just as it's posted. Just download the correct Factory Image that you're currently on (FACTORY IMAGE, not Full OTA Image), which will have the stock untouched boot / dtbo images. You can get it here: https://developers.google.com/android/images
This method does NOT in any way wipe data. However, you would wanna ask someone who's owned the phone longer whether you can normally jump multiple OTA patches.
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I would try keeping all your fastboot files in your platform tools folder
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Also, not sure if @hans_meier is using an older platform tools version, but I'm pretty sure when you run those fastboot flash commands, it should just flash the currently selected slot. Maybe older versions of the platform tools don't have such logic built in so you need to flash each slot manually? This is all speculation and I haven't tested (and won't bother, lol). With my guide, it's basically flashing the boot / dtbo partitions of the active slot, and then the adb sideload ota.zip is just the standard mechanism of sideloading an OTA zip on A/B devices which installs to the alternate slot, hence why next time you reboot into bootloader, it has the other slot selected, so when you flash the magisk patched boot image as the final step the correct slot is already selected. Run-on sentence ftw
Finally, if you already have Minimal ADB and Fastboot (or in my case, even HTC Sync Manager!), you'll want to uninstall those and just use the latest platform tools from Google (https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools). They also modify the Environment Variables (in Windows systems at least) so when you run your adb/fastboot commands, the other versions will fight and try to run. Often the case when you see adb server doesn't match client type errors.
@hans_meier, I highly recommend just downloading the latest platform tools, extracting them to an accessible location on your PC, and then setting up the Environment Variable (start - just type in the word "environment" and click the control panel item that shows up (OR) start - sysdm.cpl - advanced tab - environment variables...). Add the path to the platform tools folder to the "Path" variable. You'll need to log off and back in, then you can run the commands from any directory in cmd prompt. Again, the Minimal ADB and Fastboot package, and possibly other 3rd party Android OEM tools, tend to add environment paths to their own folders, which can cause issues when trying to use your own adb/fastboot packages.
Just updated from January.
No issue with skipping releases if using the full image (probably an issue with an OTA).
To do so, download full factory image, extract, edit "flashall.bat" to remove the "-w" flag (which will wipe your phone), then run flashall.bat with the phone on the bootloader (make sure to disable magisk modules prior to putting into the bootloader for safety).
Will update everything to the latest image (in this case April) and then restart back into the OS.
Then reboot back to bootloader to flash the latest magisk image, reboot into the OS, and install a custom kernel via EX KM if desired.
So, i made it myself (was just rooting, so i did all the steps, including the mandatory wipe).
After flashing it my phone bootlooped, so my instinct was to flash the factory image, which errored when sending the sparce vendor file, so my phone was "corrupetd".
I then read about trying A to C cable, instead of the stock C to C, and that worked. (got back to the initial setup screen).
Flashed my modified boot again, bootloop again. (maybe doing it or transfering it with the c to c cable?).
I then flashed yours, no bootloop.
After initial setup Magisk Manager is not there, i am letting my phone restore everything for now.
cocchiararo said:
So, i made it myself (was just rooting, so i did all the steps, including the mandatory wipe).
After flashing it my phone bootlooped, so my instinct was to flash the factory image, which errored when sending the sparce vendor file, so my phone was "corrupetd".
I then read about trying A to C cable, instead of the stock C to C, and that worked. (got back to the initial setup screen).
Flashed my modified boot again, bootloop again. (maybe doing it or transfering it with the c to c cable?).
I then flashed yours, no bootloop.
After initial setup Magisk Manager is not there, i am letting my phone restore everything for now.
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Just flashing the magisk patched boot image won't install Magisk Manager. You need to install that separately. Just go to the Magisk GitHub and download the latest Magisk Manager apk: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases/tag/manager-v7.5.1
can you please make me a core magisk boot image please for dp3?
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I tried to root by flashing the patched boot image as describe in https://forum.xda-developers.com/ho...agisk-root-honor-view-10-mate-10-pro-t3749280. After that, the phone went into a bootloop.
When I get to the eRecovery screen, I tried 'Download latest version and recovery.' It got to 'getting package information from server' but then stopped with 'getting package info failed.'
I then tried 'Wipe data/factory reset' and it rebooted but nothing changed.
I don't know what else to try with this phone. None of the current versions of twrp would run on it. I've never bricked a device in years of rooting.
thecdn said:
I tried to root by flashing the patched boot image as describe in https://forum.xda-developers.com/ho...gisk-root-honor-view-10-mate-10-pro-t3749280. After that, the phone went into a bootloop.
When I get to the eRecovery screen, I tried 'Download latest version and recovery.' It got to 'getting package information from server' but then stopped with 'getting package info failed.'
I then tried 'Wipe data/factory reset' and it rebooted but nothing changed.
I don't know what else to try with this phone. None of the current versions of twrp would run on it. I've never bricked a device in years of rooting.
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You need to restore your original ramdisk. Also, you have to patch your own ramdisk.img with Magisk Manager if you want to try rooting your device.
And btw, this is a development forum, not General or Q&A one. Read carefully before trying to mod this device, or you will end up with an expensive brick.
please contact me on hangouts i may be able to help [email protected]
You can download the appropriate images to restore your device below. These are for the US variant (BKL-L04)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kfNAjIwiMj8wpeDuJayiH2t-srYBBvN3
Edit: Link updated
[email protected]_USA said:
You can download the appropriate images to restore your device below. These are for the US variant (BKL-L04)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kf...yiH2t-srYBBvN3
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I"m getting a web page not found 404 when I try that link.
thecdn said:
I"m getting a web page not found 404 when I try that link.
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Same
thecdn said:
I"m getting a web page not found 404 when I try that link.
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freeza said:
Same
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look like chris didnt updated the link,
bdw here you guys go https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kfNAjIwiMj8wpeDuJayiH2t-srYBBvN3
I flashed the system.img and the recovery_ramdisk.img. It booted to the eRecovery screen again.
I tried 'Download latest version and recovery' and it failed with the 'getting package info failed' error again.
I then tried 'Wipe data/factory reset' and unlike before, it actually went through and said it was successfully completed. But then it rebooted twice and went back to the eRecovery screen again.
Any ideas on how to proceed from here?
ETA: When I pressed vol up/power after this it went to a screen which said 'software install failed' instead of the recovery screen I thougt it would go to. After the first time, pressing vol up/power goes to the EMUI screen with the options of 'Reboot' 'Wipe data/factory reset' and 'Wipe cache partition.'
thecdn said:
I flashed the system.img and the recovery_ramdisk.img. It booted to the eRecovery screen again.
I tried 'Download latest version and recovery' and it failed with the 'getting package info failed' error again.
I then tried 'Wipe data/factory reset' and unlike before, it actually went through and said it was successfully completed. But then it rebooted twice and went back to the eRecovery screen again.
Any ideas on how to proceed from here?
ETA: When I pressed vol up/power after this it went to a screen which said 'software install failed' instead of the recovery screen I thougt it would go to. After the first time, pressing vol up/power goes to the EMUI screen with the options of 'Reboot' 'Wipe data/factory reset' and 'Wipe cache partition.'
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You need to restore ramdisk, not recovery_ramdisk.
Pretoriano80 said:
You need to restore ramdisk, not recovery_ramdisk.
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I did 'fastboot flash ramdisk ramdisk.img' and it still does a couple of reboots and then goes back to the EMUI screen with the recovery/reset/reboot/shutdown options.
In summary, this morning I did:
'fastboot flash system system.img' which resulted in 7 occurances of 'sending sparse system x/7 (xxxx KB)...' - which I have never seen before but all finished with OKAY
'fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery_ramdisk.img'
'fastboot flash ramdisk ramdisk.img'
Is there something else I could do or redo in a particular order?
thecdn said:
I did 'fastboot flash ramdisk ramdisk.img' and it still does a couple of reboots and then goes back to the EMUI screen with the recovery/reset/reboot/shutdown options.
In summary, this morning I did:
'fastboot flash system system.img' which resulted in 7 occurances of 'sending sparse system x/7 (xxxx KB)...' - which I have never seen before but all finished with OKAY
'fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery_ramdisk.img'
'fastboot flash ramdisk ramdisk.img'
Is there something else I could do or redo in a particular order?
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Try to also flash kernel : fastboot flash kernel kernel.img
Pretoriano80 said:
Try to also flash kernel : fastboot flash kernel kernel.img
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No joy yet but I do appreciate all the help.
thecdn said:
No joy yet but I do appreciate all the help.
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Did you tried a factory reset from stock recovery?
Pretoriano80 said:
Did you tried a factory reset from stock recovery?
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I've tried two factory resets after completing the above mentioned actions. Both times reported they were successful it still won't boot to the os, goes to the EMUI screen after several boot attempts.
Same problem here on a US BKL-L04 =(
I flashed a magisk modified ramdisk.img and have been in bootloop ever since.
I've downloaded and flashed recovery_ramdisk.img, ramdisk.img, and kernel.img from the link earlier in this thread: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kfNAjIwiMj8wpeDuJayiH2t-srYBBvN3
I've then did "Wipe data/factory reset" from Huawei eRecovery - no luck
$ fastboot flash ramdisk ramdisk.img
target reported max download size of 471859200 bytes
sending 'ramdisk' (16384 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.401s]
writing 'ramdisk'...
OKAY [ 0.083s]
finished. total time: 0.484s
$ fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery_ramdisk.img
target reported max download size of 471859200 bytes
sending 'recovery_ramdisk' (32768 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.807s]
writing 'recovery_ramdisk'...
OKAY [ 0.164s]
finished. total time: 0.971s
sek stock2 $ fastboot flash kernel kernel.img
target reported max download size of 471859200 bytes
sending 'kernel' (24576 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.615s]
writing 'kernel'...
OKAY [ 0.128s]
finished. total time: 0.745s
Aside from fastboot happing very quickly (< 1 second even for 32 meg recovery_ramdisk.img) everything seems to work fine... The phone just no longer boots - it trys a few times - displaying the "Your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted" screen for quite a while and the non-animated blue honor screen briefly and then ends up in EMUI eRecovery.
Are these files still up to date? Or perhaps there were newer versions on my phone and that's why flashing the older ones isn't working?
Also worth noting, I'm flashing from a mac with Android sdk fastbook:
$ fastboot --version
fastboot version 0.0.1-4500957
Installed as /Users/sek/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools/fastboot
Thanks for any help / tips!
akasek said:
I flashed a magisk modified ramdisk.img and have been in bootloop ever since.
I've downloaded and flashed recovery_ramdisk.img, ramdisk.img, and kernel.img from the link earlier in this thread: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kfNAjIwiMj8wpeDuJayiH2t-srYBBvN3
I've then did "Wipe data/factory reset" from Huawei eRecovery - no luck
$ fastboot flash ramdisk ramdisk.img
target reported max download size of 471859200 bytes
sending 'ramdisk' (16384 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.401s]
writing 'ramdisk'...
OKAY [ 0.083s]
finished. total time: 0.484s
$ fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery_ramdisk.img
target reported max download size of 471859200 bytes
sending 'recovery_ramdisk' (32768 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.807s]
writing 'recovery_ramdisk'...
OKAY [ 0.164s]
finished. total time: 0.971s
sek stock2 $ fastboot flash kernel kernel.img
target reported max download size of 471859200 bytes
sending 'kernel' (24576 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.615s]
writing 'kernel'...
OKAY [ 0.128s]
finished. total time: 0.745s
Aside from fastboot happing very quickly (< 1 second even for 32 meg recovery_ramdisk.img) everything seems to work fine... The phone just no longer boots - it trys a few times - displaying the "Your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted" screen for quite a while and the non-animated blue honor screen briefly and then ends up in EMUI eRecovery.
Are these files still up to date? Or perhaps there were newer versions on my phone and that's why flashing the older ones isn't working?
Also worth noting, I'm flashing from a mac with Android sdk fastbook:
$ fastboot --version
fastboot version 0.0.1-4500957
Installed as /Users/sek/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools/fastboot
Thanks for any help / tips!
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Flash stock kernel, ramdisk and recovery ramdisk for your model in fastboot and you'll be able to boot again
Rommco05 said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-9/development/tool-flash-official-firmware-recovery-t3769279
Use this tool for flash full fw
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Thanks for the info, that tool looks interesting. Where can I get the stock files for BKL-L04 US version Honor View 10?
I have now tried flashing kernel, ramdisk, recovery_ramdisk and system from both of these sources:
- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kfNAjIwiMj8wpeDuJayiH2t-srYBBvN3
- http://arter97.com/browse/v10/stock/BKL-L04/
They all appear to flash fine. I tried flashing vendor.img as well, but get an error on that:
$ fastboot flash vendor vendor.img
target reported max download size of 471859200 bytes
Invalid sparse file format at header magic
sending sparse 'vendor' 1/2 (445713 KB)...
OKAY [ 9.718s]
writing 'vendor' 1/2...
FAILED (remote: Command not allowed)
finished. total time: 9.724s
It still doesn't want to boot. I end up in eRecovery each time.
I am able to flash TWRP from Pretoriano80: https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-view-10/development/recovery-twrp-3-2-1-0-t3769917
It seems to be working properly, perhaps that helps me somehow?
Finally back up and running - Thanks Tecalote!
FYI: I am finally back up and running - Tecalote's post worked perfectly (and BKL-L04 update zips are linked earlier in the thread also): https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76331841&postcount=46
akasek said:
Thanks for the info, that tool looks interesting. Where can I get the stock files for BKL-L04 US version Honor View 10?
I have now tried flashing kernel, ramdisk, recovery_ramdisk and system from both of these sources:
- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kfNAjIwiMj8wpeDuJayiH2t-srYBBvN3
- http://arter97.com/browse/v10/stock/BKL-L04/
They all appear to flash fine. I tried flashing vendor.img as well, but get an error on that:
$ fastboot flash vendor vendor.img
target reported max download size of 471859200 bytes
Invalid sparse file format at header magic
sending sparse 'vendor' 1/2 (445713 KB)...
OKAY [ 9.718s]
writing 'vendor' 1/2...
FAILED (remote: Command not allowed)
finished. total time: 9.724s
It still doesn't want to boot. I end up in eRecovery each time.
I am able to flash TWRP from Pretoriano80: https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-view-10/development/recovery-twrp-3-2-1-0-t3769917
It seems to be working properly, perhaps that helps me somehow?
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akasek said:
Thanks for the info, that tool looks interesting. Where can I get the stock files for BKL-L04 US version Honor View 10?
I have now tried flashing kernel, ramdisk, recovery_ramdisk and system from both of these sources:
- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kfNAjIwiMj8wpeDuJayiH2t-srYBBvN3
- http://arter97.com/browse/v10/stock/BKL-L04/
They all appear to flash fine. I tried flashing vendor.img as well, but get an error on that:
$ fastboot flash vendor vendor.img
target reported max download size of 471859200 bytes
Invalid sparse file format at header magic
sending sparse 'vendor' 1/2 (445713 KB)...
OKAY [ 9.718s]
writing 'vendor' 1/2...
FAILED (remote: Command not allowed)
finished. total time: 9.724s
It still doesn't want to boot. I end up in eRecovery each time.
I am able to flash TWRP from Pretoriano80: https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-view-10/development/recovery-twrp-3-2-1-0-t3769917
It seems to be working properly, perhaps that helps me somehow?
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try to install twrp and then do hruupdate from twrp
get your files from firmware finder and search xda forums to how to install those files
its very easy and your system will be back in stock format
after that you can try to root and install custom rom
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No joy yet but I do appreciate all the help.
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Hi, what helped you there? I have a similar situation.
"Hi,
I need some advice on what can be done with my Honor View10 as it keeps gracing a bootloop followed by fasrboot mode.
Mine is a C675 variant and I was on 190 when I decided to unroot and update the device to 218. Once that was done, I flashed a patched recovery_ramdisk boot image that was patched using magisk to support it. Worked fine. Did a reboot and it got stuck in a bootloop.
I have tried flashing other patch.imgs too, due instance tried extracting recovery.img of the current version of rom, flashed it, no luck!
Tried flashing the patched version of that, still did not help.
I am on EMUI9, any help please?
Also can anyone help me with the link of one of the latest versions of C675 update please? "
This is what happened to me
I'm trying to obtain root on a Shield K1 that has the latest ota update (5.4).
I've unlocked the bootloader, but the latest TWRP just won't flash, says OK and writes to recovery, but same stock recovery stays there.
Do I need to use an older developer image, one that was released prior to the latest TWRP?
This is what the terminal is giving me:
Code:
[[email protected] tablet ]$ sudo fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.2.1-0-shieldtablet.img
target reported max download size of 100663296 bytes
sending 'recovery' (12426 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.487s]
writing 'recovery'...
OKAY [ 0.506s]
finished. total time: 0.993s
Then, when I reboot to recovery, I get a dead robot with a little ? & "No command"
EDIT: OK, I fixed it, by using "fastboot boot twrp.img" and then installing lineage and then installing twrp
I didn't know that you could boot an image without installing it that's really good to know.
So that's a workaround.
I could just compile a new TWRP but that would take effort
scres said:
I could just compile a new TWRP but that would take effort
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You definitely don't need to do that. I have a K1 on 5.4, and TWRP works fine. Although I did already have TWRP installed before flashing 5.4. So not sure if that makes a difference.
Try fastboot erase cache, and flash a different TWRP build (like a build or 2 older such as 3.1.1-0).
I fixed this already
I need help with my op6.
I was using LOS (Unlocked+rooted) until now and I accidentally brick my device, now it's stuck at the bootloader screen.
It doesn't matter if I'm trying to get into the system/recovery.
These are the steps that I did to get here (as far as I can remember):
Wipe system, data, and cache.
Flash latest OxygenOS (9.0.4) using TWRP (blu_spark_v9.96).
Flash TWRP.
Reboot to TWRP
This time it didn't ask me to unlock it with my pattern, and I saw that all of my files in the sdcard folder are encrypted.
I pressed the other partition (A) manually and reboot to TWRP.
It got stuck on the recovery screen.
I flashed TWRP via ADB.
Now the A partitions files are encrypted, I tried to manually move to partition B again, but stuck at crash dump after reboot.
I flashed TWRP via ADB, this time to B.
And now it's stuck at the bootloader...
I can't use the MsmDownloadTool because it's the bootloader and not the crashdump screen, the tool doesn't recognize the device in order to unbrick it.
I even tried to use this guide, but it didn't help, the msmtool still don't recognize it.
I tried to flash TWRP via ADB and this is what I got:
Code:
C:\Users\Folio\Downloads>fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.2.3-x_blu_spark_v9.96_op
6.img
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending 'recovery' (28892 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.625s]
writing 'recovery'...
FAILED (remote: (recovery_b) No such partition)
finished. total time: 0.625s
I also tried these commands:
Code:
C:\Users\Folio\Downloads>fastboot getvar current-slot
current-slot: b
finished. total time: -0.000s
C:\Users\Folio\Downloads>fastboot flash boot_b twrp-3.2.3-x_blu_spark_v9.96_op6.
img
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending 'boot_b' (28892 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.617s]
writing 'boot_b'...
OKAY [ 0.140s]
finished. total time: 0.773s
C:\Users\Folio\Downloads>fastboot boot twrp-3.2.3-x_blu_spark_v9.96_op6.img
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.608s]
booting...
FAILED (remote: Failed to load/authenticate boot image: Load Error)
finished. total time: 0.640s
But it didn't really do anything...
I'm out of ideas, what should I do next?
just go use the unbrick tool ?
I've been in your situation a lot of times in the beginning when I started to know about A/B partitioning.
Just fastboot the stock rom found here and you will boot easily in OOS.. Although your internal will be formatted every time you do this.
By the way, when you go to OOS from any ROM, you will always have to format internal storage to make OOS boot. (The step you didnt do in mentioned steps)
Fastboot ROM - https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/rom-stock-fastboot-roms-oneplus-6-t3796665
Blunts47 said:
just go use the unbrick tool ?
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As I mentioned.
Yes, I have tried that already.
Joyarup said:
I've been in your situation a lot of times in the beginning when I started to know about A/B partitioning.
Just fastboot the stock rom found here and you will boot easily in OOS.. Although your internal will be formatted every time you do this.
By the way, when you go to OOS from any ROM, you will always have to format internal storage to make OOS boot. (The step you didnt do in mentioned steps)
Fastboot ROM - https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/rom-stock-fastboot-roms-oneplus-6-t3796665
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I never saw in any other guide that It's necessary to also wipe the internal storage.
The OP6 imaging prosses is even more agonizing than I thought it is. :crying:
I'll try the guide that you sent me and will update, thanks for that.
lyor said:
As I mentioned.
Yes, I have tried that already.
I never saw in any other guide that It's necessary to also wipe the internal storage.
The OP6 imaging prosses is even more agonizing than I thought it is. :crying:
I'll try the guide that you sent me and will update, thanks for that.
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I agree with you, the A/B partitioning is just a pain in the back.
Try that guide, just let your phone boot into fastboot, plug in pc and run the batch file in the zip of the rom and let it proceed.
Joyarup said:
I agree with you, the A/B partitioning is just a pain in the back.
Try that guide, just let your phone boot into fastboot, plug in pc and run the batch file in the zip of the rom and let it proceed.
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WOW, how is this guide is not more popular?
Anyhow, you just saved my as5 man, thank you!
lyor said:
WOW, how is this guide is not more popular?
Anyhow, you just saved my as5 man, thank you!
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Haha, glad to be useful. I know right, fastbooting ROMs are not popular these days. Everyone just follows the unbrick tool..
Enjoy!!
btw, can I now move freely to any other ROM without touching (flashing) the stock ROM?
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btw, can I now move freely to any other ROM without touching (flashing) the stock ROM?
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Yes, if you are booted to OOS once, you can flash any ROMs now. But remember while flashing back the OOS, you will need to wipe internals.
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Yes, if you are booted to OOS once, you can flash any ROMs now. But remember while flashing back the OOS, you will need to wipe internals.
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Oh yes, one last thing.
Will I be able to install them without flashing TWRP every time after them (for both of the A/B slots)?
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Oh yes, one last thing.
Will I be able to install them without flashing TWRP every time after them (for both of the A/B slots)?
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Always flash ROM zip + Twrp
Then reboot to TWRP then flash gapps and magisk(if any).
And never change boot partition through twrp, it will brick you. It's kinda buggy...
So I have been trying to flash the Pixel Factory Image, I have used the most recent SDK Platform Tools and I still can't get past the boot loop. I also have tried to flash the TWRP recovery but I am getting this:
Code:
C:\Users\MyName\Documents\Pixel\minimal_adb_fastboot_1.4.3_portable>fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.3.0-0-sailfish.img
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending 'recovery' (31000 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.828s]
writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) Flashing active slot "_b"
FAILED (remote: partition [recovery] doesn't exist)
finished. total time: 0.938s
I have even tried but the bootloop is still there:
Code:
PS C:\Users\MyName\Documents\Pixel\minimal_adb_fastboot_1.4.3_portable> ./fastboot boot twrp-3.3.0-0-sailfish.img
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.727s]
booting...
OKAY [ 1.010s]
finished. total time: 1.740s
There are a couple things wrong here:
Pixels don't have a recovery partition, everything happens in the boot one (root, twrp, custom kernel)
The first command in the first code block you wrote is wrong because the recovery partition is not there. In case you wanna flash a stock boot image, maybe for recover your device faulty kernel/twrp etc, without have to reflash the whole rom, the command should be "fastboot flash boot boot.img"
The command you sent in the second code block (./fastboot boot twrp-3.3.0-0-sailfish.img) in fact is correct because you just boot the twrp image (= no errors).
But when you wanna flash the recovery, you have to boot the twrp img and when it booted you have to flash the twrp.zip that you can download from the official site from the twrp screen, not the .img
Hope this helps
I'll add that you should also use the official platform-tools downloaded from Google. The minimal (and other alternatives) can give you problems when trying to flash.
The latest platform-tools is here. Note that Google hasn't updated the changelog, and the latest version is actually 28.0.3, not 28.0.2.
For TWRP, you need both the latest .img and .zip files from here, and transfer the .zip file to the Pixel. Use the boot command to boot from the .img, then from within the temporarily-booted TWRP install the .zip file.
Greetings all. I'm hoping you can help me with my predicament. I followed the instructions here on rooting the Asus rog phone 5. I flashed the twrp recovery and install the magisk zip and when I found that it wasn't booting I tried it again but this time I change the storage to B. (that's where the problem begins).
I'm now in a boot loop. I tried changing slot (permission denied). I tried flashing the recovery but flashing non-hlos image is not allowed in locked state. I tried flashing unlock but permission is denied.
My situation is made more complicated as I don't have a pc. Only a 2008 laptop with Linux Mint installed (further exacerbated when now I cannot flash through Linux because the battery level is too low).
My only option to flash is through the Bugjaeger.
Anyone has advice to fix this problem?
Have you tried flashing a clean version of your boot.img back to your active slot? A RAW flash should clear things up too. IDon't know what butjaeger is however, you may need proper fastboot access...
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Have you tried flashing a clean version of your boot.img back to your active slot? A RAW flash should clear things up too. IDon't know what butjaeger is however, you may need proper fastboot access...
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Attached is the bugjaeger terminal. It's an app from playstore.
Tried flashing the boot img
$ fastboot flash boot /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/eu.sisik.hackendebug/cache/cached_fastboot_imgs/boot.img
Sending 'boot_b' (98304 KB)
OKAY [ 3.679s]
Writing 'boot_b'
OKAY [ 0.149s]
Finished. Total time: 3.891s
Still won't boot. Any more ideas? Much appreciate it