I tried the previous post which st3wart added, but no python commands would work in powershell
Tried installing 3 different versions of python, no luck. Python commands wouldn't return anything.
Here's what happens on powershell
PS E:\Zenfone 6\payload_dumper\payload_dumper> python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
PS E:\Zenfone 6\payload_dumper\payload_dumper>
any fix? Phone is forever on fastboot mode. Halp!
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Procedure for making your computer ready for executing fastboot commands
1 ) Install ADB drivers in windows using below link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lZ2pZLne6TV9YJLmS9P_EAteuAZn_BPs/view?usp=drivesdk
2) Download platform tools below link for windows :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HUAUNJnlOKUJCxSqVxNVRagV4XBGe-2Q/view?usp=drivesdk
linux and mac users download platform tools from this link :
https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools.html
2 ) extract it
3) whenever you want use fastboot commands
Goto platform tools and paste required file in platform tools folder
4) then from platform tools folder open Power shell or command prompt using (shift + right click ) in empty space
Then it will open command promt then you can execute fastboot commands
That's it now your computer can be used for executing fastboot commands
On Linux, you can type "whereis adb" to find the location, and then "sudo cp adb fastboot location(usually /usr/bin)", to replace it and use it system wide. Afterwards, always check "adb version", to make sure you did it right.
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Harris P said:
On Linux, you can type "whereis adb" to find the location, and then "sudo cp adb fastboot location(usually /usr/bin)", to replace it and use it system wide. Afterwards, always check "adb version", to make sure you did it right.
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Thanks for the information
I only know about windows OS
Easier method for installing adb and fastboot in Ubuntu
For those running recent Ubuntu versions or distributions based on them, there are packages for adb and fastboot available in the default repositories. To install them, execute this command in the terminal:
Code:
sudo apt install android-tools-adb android-tools-fastboot
Addendum: This works on all Ubuntu versions from 16.04 and beyond. I haven't tested this on the 14.10, 15.04, and 15.10 releases. However, I can confirm that this doesn't work on 14.04 and below.
I need to manually root a lot of devices in as short a time as possible. I would like to do this with ADB but I don't know how to use ADB to perform the same commands on more than one device at a time. I found this Stack Overflow (that I'm not allowed to post the link to) and this Github (that I also can't post a link for call adb-wrapper) so I've been trying to use these shell scripts in Ubuntu (I am a complete noob at Linux). I wrote a simple little "Hello World" shell script and ran it from CMD prompt just to see how they work. And I managed to get the Stack Overflow script to work (I think) to call ADB devices and engage the debugging authorization on 5 devices at a time. That was great! I just copied the script into the Ubuntu Bash and called it in CMD Prompt and then ran the command: ADB devices. But when I tried adb reboot-bootloader I got the more than one device is attached warning. So I tried implementing the Github one and I just can't get it to work. I was close but my $ANDROID_HOME path was wrong and when I tried to fix it I think I just broke everything. Now whenever I run adb (anything) it just prints out ADB guidelines like commands to use and what they do. I'm at the point where any bug I Google is returning nothing useful.
I need to run the following ADB commands in parallel:
adb reboot-bootloader
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot boot recovery.img
Help?
run adb command in parallel
jaynesbluewish said:
I need to manually root a lot of devices in as short a time as possible. I would like to do this with ADB but I don't know how to use ADB to perform the same commands on more than one device at a time. I found this Stack Overflow (that I'm not allowed to post the link to) and this Github (that I also can't post a link for call adb-wrapper) so I've been trying to use these shell scripts in Ubuntu (I am a complete noob at Linux). I wrote a simple little "Hello World" shell script and ran it from CMD prompt just to see how they work. And I managed to get the Stack Overflow script to work (I think) to call ADB devices and engage the debugging authorization on 5 devices at a time. That was great! I just copied the script into the Ubuntu Bash and called it in CMD Prompt and then ran the command: ADB devices. But when I tried adb reboot-bootloader I got the more than one device is attached warning. So I tried implementing the Github one and I just can't get it to work. I was close but my $ANDROID_HOME path was wrong and when I tried to fix it I think I just broke everything. Now whenever I run adb (anything) it just prints out ADB guidelines like commands to use and what they do. I'm at the point where any bug I Google is returning nothing useful.
I need to run the following ADB commands in parallel:
adb reboot-bootloader
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot boot recovery.img
Help?
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Hi jaynesbluewish,
I too want to run adb commands in parallel. Can you let me know if you have found the solution to this..
Please share the steps you followed..
using peter's twrp.
what are the steps?
Follow the steps from this link to switch to stock ROM.
I followed fastboot method in Linux pc it works.
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Steps I followed.
In Linux (ubuntu):
Install adb and fastboot using the following command
sudo apt install android-tools-adb android-tools-fastboot
Download the fastboot ROM from here
Extract the downloaded ROM tar ball.
Boot the phone into fastboot mode by pressing volume-down + power.
Connect the phone to PC through USB cable.
In the terminal go to the extracted ROM directory and execute "./flash_all.sh" as sudo
sudo su
./flash_all.sh
You will get text messages of flashing in the terminal and finally the device will reboot into stock ROM.
First boot will take some time.
Hope this helps
I am trying to flash the battery.dtb file to this shield tablet. It charges so slow. With a 2.0 charger it depletes the battery faster than you can charge it. I am using Linux Mint. I just started using Linux about a week ago. Before that I have never used any form of it. So, I am very new to this. In Windows I used to be able to flash stuff in fastboot no problem. However, I no longer have a Windows PC.
I have everything installed correctly. I can see the device with adb devices. The problem is when I reboot in the bootloader. I type sudo fastboot devices and I get nothing. If I go into recovery and type it I get a response. However, if I try to flash it there it fails. Can someone please help me get this file flashed. I have been working on this for about 13 hours straight and I 100% cannot figure it out. I have searched up about a million pages. I cannot find anything to fix this.
I figured it out.
In software manager install.
android-tools-adb
android-tools-fastboot
Download unzip it in your downloads folder.
Download your battery dtb file unzip and pit it in the platform-tools folder.
Enable USB debugging on your phone or tablet.
In terminal type sudo cd /home/rocky/Downloads/platform-tools
Type sudo adb devices. You should see a device number.
Type sudo adb fastboot reboot bootloader
Type sudo fastboot devices
Type sudo fastboot flash dtb xxxxx.zip. xxxxx.zup is the name of your batty dtb file.
You should see your file being transferred.
Once complete type exit and reboot phone or tablet.
Hey, im having trouble finding working ways to root my op7pro GM1913 (OOS 11.0.4.1 GM21BA)
Ive been trying this https://www.xda-developers.com/unlock-bootloader-root-oneplus-7-pro/
Currently trying to unlock bootloader. (Step 2)
I can connect via adb but when i go to bootloader/fastboot i lose connection to the phone.
Ive tried regular adb command tools and "TOOL ALL IN ONE" When the phone is on it responds to adb commands but when i need fastboot commands its not working and i can see the device id dissapear from the all in one tool.
I have tried multiple usb ports (2.0 and 3.0) and multiple usb C cords (Op oem + Samsung) Tried removing Windows signature verification and installing oneplus usb drivers, but it gets stuck at "Execute the commands..." (99% or so) When i try again it finds some installation files. When im in bootloader, Windows device manager still shows a generic android phone. Oem unlocking and usb debugging is on, also set default usb configuration to file transfer. No help.
I want to keep Oxygen os, but i want to be rooted and have magisk, preferably TWRP too but im open to other ways.
Windows 10 20H2 if that matters. (Latest update for me)
Oneplus 7pro GM1913 (Eu nordic)
Oxygen os 11.0.4.1 GM21BA
Download a Linux distro and install adb and fastboot like this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-unlock-flash-root-for-the-pixel-2-xl-taimen.3702418/
Just download adb and fastboot tools package from Google, extract it,open command prompt inside where you extract it and enter these in terminal:
sudo install adb dmtracedump e2fsdroid etc1tool fastboot hprof-conv make_f2fs mke2fs mke2fs.conf sload_f2fs sqlite3 /usr/local/bin
sudo mkdir -p /usr/local/lib64
sudo install lib64/libc++.so /usr/local/lib64
Then adb --version (enter) fastboot --version (enter) like Nathan says in guide. Super easy and I guarantee you if you go this route you won't have any hiccups. Sounds like stupid windblows driver issues or outdated adb/fastboot tools. One of the two. Are you flipping on dev options and check marking little box that pops up on your phone to allow it to communicate with PC? A simple : adb devices (enter) should make it appear on phone screen. You don't even have to install Linux, you can boot it off a live USB. Takes about one minute to make one. If you make one you can boot the live USB , download adb and fastboot, and install as Nathan's guide says then reboot when you are done and your back in windblows. IDK why anyone wouldn't want Linux installed though. Best decision I ever made was switching from windows to Linux about 9 years ago. It really makes anything you do to your devices MUCH easier to do!! This may sound stupid but have you rebooted your PC? Because you will definitely need to , probably more than once on windblows to get it to work.
Thank you for the reply. No stupid questions, yes i tried rebooting pc/phone. Ill try your way and report in a couple days.
Solution is simple. From Android 11 on, OnePlus (and Android phones in general) uses the universal drivers, you just need to install them in Windows in order to use fastboot commands. See my answer in this post.
There are a few things you can try if your OP7 Pro is not responding to fastboot commands:
1. Make sure you have the latest drivers installed for your phone.
2. Try using a different USB cable.
3. If you're using Windows, try running the fastboot commands from a command prompt with administrator privileges.
4. Try booting your phone into recovery mode and running the fastboot commands.