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Hello! I got a huge problem, i cant activate the wifi or the mobile functions on my phone after flashing it. Also in abote phone it says its a oneplus 7t (not pro)
May i have flashed a oneplus 7t firmware? I have tryed the volte fix with no ressults.. When i bricked the phone i did an flashall using fastboot, but culdent flashs system and vendors. Please help me!
I did the same thing as well. I ended up using the msm tool to flash the 9.5.3 gmba software then downloaded and updated to the 10.0.3. after that finished I downloaded the 10.3 global update and went smoothly. Then go to bootloader and flash twrp and root. First time you flash twrp make sure you check the box for ramdisk otherwise recovery won't stay as twrp, it will just keep going back to stock recovery. Also before you restart your device you have to flash magisk otherwise your phone will not boot. Also if you restart and their is no cell reception or cannot turn on wifi you will either have to go back and uninstall magisk then reinstall or do the process all over again. I did the 9.5.3 because I tried others and failed to reflash. The 9.5.3 seems to always work for many people
Knorrigbollen said:
May i have flashed a oneplus 7t firmware?
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Impossible to tell what you've done. You haven't given sufficient info. Only you know what has been done to the phone so far. Where did you get the file, what is the file named, etc.
You have 3 threads going, none of which have sufficient info for anyone to provide proper help. Making multiple threads is not the right way to get help. Just confuses those trying to help you, and will make the situation worse. Stick to one thread, and give as much specific info as possible, as I've noted here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...ease-soft-bricked-phone-t4044311#post81668605
Im sorry im panicing
I tryied to flash the stock rom from this site after failed to root. THe fastboot one, when flashing it fails to flash system a and b, says partion not found
Hello again!
Ive been trying the msm tool, i downloaded it from here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/7t-pro/how-to/op7tpro-unbrick-tool-to-restore-device-t4002909
It says it shuld support my version (hd1913) but MSM tool says "unsupported Target EU)
HOw can i fix this?
Also, ive flashed a oneplus 7t image, shuld i flash a new image and brick it then use msm tool?`
now it says Devices not match image. The post says it shuld support my model.
So... I unlocked the bootloader, but I haven't found a way to get root yet. There's no TWRP available, and I can't find a useable boot image. I tried to copy boot_a and boot_b using dd in an ADB shell, but all I got was "permission denied". There don't seem to be any stock images available, so I'm not sure where to get a boot image until there's an OTA update, but even then I might not be able to pull it from the data partition without root. Argh.
Also, Motorola has kernel source at https://github.com/MotorolaMobilityLLC/kernel-msm, but the last commit was over 2 months ago, and I can't find a default config for racer.
https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/racer/official/
Firmware for device
Thanks for that. I also found Lenovo's support app at https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds101291 (Lenovo owns Motorola.) Too tired to mess with this now. I'll try it later.
You can retrieve full ROM and boot.img from LMSA using rescue mode.
You can run rescue to update the ROM, observe the download process, copy the .zip once it reached 100% as well as retrieve boot
Copy boot.img to phone and patch with Magisk Manager, and copy back to host computer
Flash the patched boot
Make sure ADB is up to date
adb reboot fastboot
fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
Yup, it's working now. Thanks all.
I have successfully rooted mine and having adaway installed
Can you install stock android 10 or even android 11 now?
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Since Motorola/Lenovo updated the Edge since this was first posted, I would like to add that coming across the boot image file is a bit more scarce than the original release version for the Edge. However, using Rescue and Smart Assistant, you can downoad the latest ROM version. You may now use the boot image file in the downloaded folder [ProgramData\Lenovo\Downloads\Roms] and use that for Magisk patching to attain root. However, since I am not sure how that EXACTLY works, I am worried about the resulting file size. Original file size is 101MB. Patched file size is 36MB. I am afraid to flash due to this. Another however, I use fastboot to boot the patched file directly and it DOES work, just unsure if there would be any problems with it if I FLASH it, instead. I believe I read in a related thread to Magisk and rooting, that it reduces the file size to remove unnecessary space now that it is patched? Can someone confirm how that works and if it is safe to flash? I really don't want to flash it, then come across a problem and have to flash stock boot image and end up running into some other problems all because I wanted to flash the patched file instead of using fastboot to boot every time I reboot. Thanks for any and all help, guys.
mingkee said:
I have successfully rooted mine and having adaway installed
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How did you get root?
zrex said:
How did you get root?
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Magisk patched boot flashing method
TOOLBOYNIN39 said:
Since Motorola/Lenovo updated the Edge since this was first posted, I would like to add that coming across the boot image file is a bit more scarce than the original release version for the Edge. However, using Rescue and Smart Assistant, you can downoad the latest ROM version. You may now use the boot image file in the downloaded folder [ProgramData\Lenovo\Downloads\Roms] and use that for Magisk patching to attain root. However, since I am not sure how that EXACTLY works, I am worried about the resulting file size. Original file size is 101MB. Patched file size is 36MB. I am afraid to flash due to this. Another however, I use fastboot to boot the patched file directly and it DOES work, just unsure if there would be any problems with it if I FLASH it, instead. I believe I read in a related thread to Magisk and rooting, that it reduces the file size to remove unnecessary space now that it is patched? Can someone confirm how that works and if it is safe to flash? I really don't want to flash it, then come across a problem and have to flash stock boot image and end up running into some other problems all because I wanted to flash the patched file instead of using fastboot to boot every time I reboot. Thanks for any and all help, guys.
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Yes, my patched boot image is smaller too, but it works. I'm guessing the patched image is either sparse or truncated.
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Yes, my patched boot image is smaller too, but it works. I'm guessing the patched image is either sparse or truncated.
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That makes all the sense in the world to me. I flashed it and have been running it for a few days now without issue. Have my usual setup with Magisk, Riru-core, Riru EdXposed, and then GravityBox in EdXposed for the free customization. Only thing I couldn't get was Xblast module. Not compatible at all with Android Q. Only thing I need now is make the nav bar black all the time. Can't do it with GB since it doesn't have an option for that. Xblast had one but... oh well. Phone works nice aside from the occasional app that isn't compatible with edge enable/disable.
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https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/racer/official/
Firmware for device
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WOW! You're a life savor, thank you!
I unlocked my bootloader through moto and downloaded the rom through lmsa and patched the boot img with magisk, then tried to flash it using adb but it put my phone into a boot loop.. can anyone help me out? this phone seems like a pain the ass to root* compared to the last one ive done (about 2 years ago)
edit: i think i found out what i did wrong, not renaming the patch file back to how it should be. and i patch the boot.img correct? or patch the recovery.img? getting conflicting guides
Make sure you flash boot.img in fastbootd
I'm curious of people's opinions of rooting this phone?
I just got mine yesterday, and I don't think I've ever not used rooted android all the way back to my first Android Eclair device over a decade ago now.
But here I find myself worried I'll have some of the display issues so I'm hesitant to root my device or request an unlock code while I'm in the 2 week return window because of the wording of the agreement once the code is used. It very explicitly absolves Moto of every possible responsibility for hardware faults under a blanket accusation that by unlocking the phone I must have broken it. And while I have no doubt the wording would crumple in court or whatever, I don't really want to go to court over a cell phone.
I rooted both my "send-ins". I am on my third and just going to accept the light green haze at low light. I rooted my first two and sent them in within a total of a month. First phone was on day 17. 2nd was about 6 or 7 days. That one was a turn around since it displayed the haze during setup. This third one shows it as well but I don't feel like doing the return and setup all over again. You shouldn't have to worry about the agreement since Lenovo/Motorola is not looking into that as this is a known hardware/software issue from factory.
Does this forum include the edge 5G? I have the US model(6/ram, 256GB). Does twrp still have that builder? There used to be something, to that, don't know if that's continued.
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Does this forum include the edge 5G? I have the US model(6/ram, 256GB). Does twrp still have that builder? There used to be something, to that, don't know if that's continued.
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Sorry to be a little late, but I am unsure of your question. This forum IS "Motorola Edge 5G". There is a separate forum under the name of "Motorola Edge+ 5G" for the more expensive version. If you are looking for TWRP for this phone, there never was a release. At least none that I had ever seen around here. I was always on the lookout for one and never came across one. The "plus" version of the phone does have a TWRP, however. Maybe that is the phone you have or at least the one you are confusing the TWRP with?
Due to the disrespect of certain members I will no longer share the tutorials.
Wait does this mean you finally got my script to work?
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Wait does this mean you finally got my script to work?
How about a little feedback in my project thread? Is that too much to ask for?
Did the latest fix work for you or not? Hello?
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I said you were working on it. LOL. If it worked I'd be writing a Guide for that!
Make sure boot.img matched with the phone build number, or the phone may get bootloop.
Moto One Ace is one of the easiest phone to root
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Make sure boot.img matched with the phone build number, or the phone may get bootloop.
Moto One Ace is one of the easiest phone to root
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Exactly. Definitely made a note of that in the guide since that is why the frozen touchscreen issue happens.
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.This tutorial is for people like me than ran into problems rooting the Moto One 5G Ace XT2113 (MetroPCS Qualcomm Variant) running on stock Android 10. I got this phone literally last week brand new in the box. This is a hand holding guide for the Noobs that really are intimidated by rooting their device.
Follow the following at your own risk! I am not responsible for any mishaps with your devices.
I want to thank @mingkee and @sd_shadow for pointing me in the right direction. And for the rest of the contributors that I took bits and pieces from that helped me figure out rooting this; I did achieve root out the starting gate but initially lost touchscreen functionality. The issue was that you have to use the boot.img of your firmware to patch into Magisk; if you do this with your phone out the box you really don't know which firmware was used and that is where the bungle happens. This will clear up all those potential freakout moments.
Thanks to Android 10 being System As Root with all these new super partitions running amuck, you cannot get Write access in the actual system files. So even when you achieve root, you can't do much. @lebigmac is working on that as we speak. Drop by his thread on R/W access and beta test his script so he can get more knowledge about how our phone works.
Introduction/Preparation
First, go and prepare by READING EVERYTHING. Very important. This is the Qualcomm variant and NOT the Mediatek variant. Flashing does make a difference between the two. Last thing you want to do is brick the device because you flashed the wrong firmware to the wrong processor, or you flashed other software for the other similiar Moto One 5G and it bricked.
Second, unlock the bootloader. All T-Mobile and their subsidiary variants can be unlocked by Motorola as well as International and Motorola factory variants; go to their bootloader official unlock site and follow their instructions, it's easy peasy. If you do it in firefox it may not go to the third step page and hang on the page where you put the long code in (follow instructions on page to get the unlock code you'll see what I'm talking about). It is HIGHLY ADVISABLE to do this in Waterfox or Chrome (I used Waterfox). And yes, you may have to request the code 3x to get it to send to your email depending on their server traffic. When you get it, follow Motorola's instructions for unlocking the bootloader in fastboot. It will show you that the bootloader is unlocked.
Verizon and ATT Variants CANNOT BE BOOTLOADER UNLOADER UNLOCKED.
***NOTES SO YOU DON'T FREAK OUT***
1. I did NOT see the motorola post screen telling me it was unlocked. I had to find this in fastboot's menu.
2. The only way to restore the phone if something goes wrong is by flashing it via fastboot. The way to get to fastboot is turn the phone off and press Volume Down and Power. The Motorola tool will NOT work. That's normal.
3. You will see a cute message that you've unlocked the bootloader and that the phone software integrity is compromised when you boot the phone up every single time after the bootloader unlock. It will also say press the power button to pause. This is normal. Give it a minute, you havent broke it.
4. OEM Unlocking should already be activated and greyed out in the Developer Options once the bootloader is unlocked; you can't access it anymore.
Files
You will need an SD card for root. You will also need other apks to successfully help you pull off root ready to install. Pull ALL the necessary files you will need.
1. Get Minimal ADB and Fastboot (it's easier).
2. Download the Motorola Drivers from their site if yo don't already have them (if you run into problems you will have to uninstall and reinstall them through their utility which is found on PC here: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Motorola Shared\Mobile Drivers
3. Cpu-Z.apk (Very important, its hard to know your hardware without this).
4. Magisk v22.0.apk (They no longer have a separate Magisk Manager)
5. Root Explorer.apk (This software helps navigation better but you can use any Explorer of your choice).
6. Root Checker.apk
7. Stock Firmware XT2113-3_KIEV_RETEU_10_QZK30.Q4-40-62_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-XT2113-3-EU-SAR_CFC.xml (This is important if you mess up the boot image trying to root). You can get the firmware of your choice at Motorola Official Firmware For Kiev.
8. Patience (and a good movie keeping you going).
As of now this device as no TWRP, so you have to do this the old fashioned way to root. And just so you know, I used Windows 7 for all of this.
Pre-Rooting
1. Make sure the phone is fully charged.
2. Make sure your sim card is REMOVED from the phone. Everytime you wipe the phone or do anything messing with the boot image the phone resets itself to factory settings, and tries to push an update. Just take the silver key thing and pop it out. You will have to push it back in and out in a second, but start with it out.
3. Make sure your wifi is OFF.
4. Make sure your SD is in and mountable and all files you need are on the card.
5. Make sure you Save boot.img to your SD Card from your firmware files. This is very important for root.
6. Make sure your developer options are activated.
7. Make sure your USB debugging is enabled AND you've given permissions for your computer to have administrative access with it enabled (more on this below).
8. Make sure to check CPU-Z for your hardware specs so you download the right files for the phone and avoid potential problems.
9. Make sure you manually set USB to Transfer files (no other option will work and by default its set to Charge this Device).
10. Make sure you have the STOCK CABLE that comes with the phone. Like most Motorolas this model is funky about using other cables.
11. Make sure you back up all your calls, texts, pics, etc. Flashing the firmware is the ultimate factory reset and you will lose all your files on the phone. SMS Restore is a good software to backup Calls and Text logs and it supports keeping MMS.
12. Make sure you have the internet. It is necessary for some steps.
Rooting
1. Make sure all the firmware files are extracted into your Minimal ADB and Fastboot folder (or whatever ADB folder you're using for this).
2. Open FlashFile.xml in Notepad. This is located among the firmware files you put in the Minimal ADB and Fastboot folder.
3. Cut, copy, and paste everything from the FlashFile that is shown and then paste it in an online Flash file Converter. I used Online Flash File Converter here.
4. Convert the text by pressing the bar below where you pasted the text. It may be in Spanish or Portuguese but is should say something like Cerar Commandos.
5. Copy the text by hitting the two pieces of paper icon in the corner after it's converted. Or just cut copy and paste manually.
6. Turn the phone completely OFF.
7. Plug your phone via USB cable into the computer.
8. Press Volume Down and Power to boot into fastboot mode. Do not use "adb reboot bootloader" as that command may or may not work and hang at "waiting for device" (it was iffy for me and it knocked off USB permissions BADLY).
9. Open up Minimal ADB and Fastboot (Make sure you don't have it set to open this as an administrator, it messes with permissions) Make sure your firmware files are in the Minimal ADB directory or it won't work.
10. Paste the contents of the flashfile converter into Minimal ADB and Fastboot. This should start the process of the flashing.
11. When the entire flash is complete, boot the phone and disconnect phone from the computer. Ignore the bootloader unlock error.
12. Wait. Sometimes this takes up to 3-5 minutes on a new flash. You should see the boot animation of Motorola.
13. Push your Sim Card back into the phone.
14. Start setting up your device on the screen. Sim Card must be in or it will give you a message your phone is Network Locked.
15. Once you make it to the Wifi Setup screen take the Sim back OUT the phone. Do not connect to Wifi.
16. Once you are done with setup, go to Settings>About phone.
17. Go all the way down to Build Number and press it until you unlock Developer Options.
18. Go to Settings>System>Advanced>Developer Options. Advanced is a pull down tab that will reveal Developer Options.
19. Disable Automatic System Updates. I know this is hard for some people, but a forced OTA update may cause problems and prohibit root.
20. Enable USB Debugging. Disable Verify bytecode of debuggable apps. Disable Verify apps over USB if it is highlighted. Exit.
21. Put your SD/Sim card back into the phone.
22. Go to the Files folder and install Magisk first, then Root Explorer and Root Checker.
23. Open Magisk. You will see Magisk and App. Hit Install by Magisk (a fingerprint looking icon is to its left).
24. Allow Magisk to access photos, media, and files if it asks.
25. Select option "Select and Patch A File."
26. It will take you to a screen where you can select your explorer to navigate to your SD card where you saved the boot.img. Go there and select it.
27. Magisk will save it as magisk_patched.img. Once you get it patched, find where it saved, make sure it's on your SD card and then turn off the phone.
28. Plug your phone via USB cable into the computer.
29. Press Volume Down and Power to boot into fastboot mode.
30. Open up a fresh Minimal ADB and Fastboot (Make sure you don't have it set to open this as an administrator, it messes with permissions) Make sure you transfer the magisk_patched.img that Magisk patched off your SD card into this folder.
31. Rename your original boot.img to "boot.img original" or whatever distinct name you want to give it in your Minimal ADB and Fastboot folder.
32. Rename your magisk_patched.img to boot.img.
33. In Minimal ADB and Fastboot type "fastboot flash boot boot.img" and hit enter.
34. If all goes well it should flash to the partition before it says done and in how many seconds.
35. When it is done, reboot phone by selecting START (keep pressing volume rockers until you see it, then press the power button).
36. Wait for the bootloader cannot be trusted screen to pass (may take a minute) and wait for the Hello Moto opening.
37. Open Root Checker and confirm root. You can uninstall it after confirmation if you like.
38. Open Root Explorer. A prompt asking you to grant permission should pop up.
Congrats. You should be rooted now.
***NOTES SO YOU DON'T FREAK OUT***
1. Do NOT flash someone else's patched boot image. It WILL NOT WORK. Do the work, find your firmware, and patch the boot image yourself. You're asking for bootloop hell if you do as your boot.img that Magisk patches needs to match that particular firmware you used.
2. While it hasn't happened to me, You may have followed everything perfect and it still bootlooped. Save yourself the frustration and just flash it over. See the next section on the proper way to flash so you don't lose your baseband, IMEI, or any other important stuff.
3. While you won't lose anything just flashing boot.img, you will lose everything having to flash ALL the firmware over. Keep backups of all your important stuff.
****Notes on Flashing The Stock Firmware if you have to****
In the event you bootloop and have to start from scratch, follow my guide on restoring the firmware on the phone. And don't worry - it won't relock the bootloader. You can find my guide here: The Complete Noob Guide to Flashing via Fastboot MetroPCS Moto One 5G Ace XT2113 [Qualcomm Version]
Hope this helps my fellow TMobile and subdiary acolytes and othoers. I have flashed and reflashed my phone with different variant roms trying to force Write status and beta testing scripts for @lebigmac on our device so it's pretty straightforward now.
I will try and answer questions if I can or point you in the right direction.
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Question I keep seeing you have to use adb to fix if messed up, sorry not a question yet but that's wrong. When I did it I think I mixed up my moto g stylus boot.img and got a boot loop. I flashed stock boot.img and it came up with a screen saying Android os was corrupted try to reboot if didn't work factory reset is needed. Rebooted popped up again hit factory reset and the phone did it for me. Not sure if you knew that, question tho lol sorry, can I patch boot img with magisk and flash to a phone that's not fresh from a factory reset
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Question I keep seeing you have to use adb to fix if messed up, sorry not a question yet but that's wrong. When I did it I think I mixed up my moto g stylus boot.img and got a boot loop. I flashed stock boot.img and it came up with a screen saying Android os was corrupted try to reboot if didn't work factory reset is needed. Rebooted popped up again hit factory reset and the phone did it for me. Not sure if you knew that, question tho lol sorry, can I patch boot img with magisk and flash to a phone that's not fresh from a factory reset
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Well, when I rooted the 1st time I got a frozen touchscreen as I didn't have the correct Firmware (as the phone's firmware out of the box auto updated and the firmware that was available did not match its peripherals). So my phone lost ALL TOUCH ability. The way I explain in this guide is what worked for me, as the LHSA tool doesn't help at that stage. And honestly, I think adb is better and more familiar to most Moto folks that have had several devices and got root on them.
If you mixed up your Moto G Stylus boot.img, all you have to do is try and reflash your firmware boot.img and flash it (or if you have root your patched boot.img). I've flashed this phone almost 70 times in 9 days and I normally do not reflash my boot.img as its already patched to the firmware and I'm just starting from scratch. However, I wouldn't advise that on recovery.img that went wrong, just saying. The phone will force a factory reset.
I don't recommend a factory reset for flashing if you're trying to get root. It's best to compile all the files in ADB to make sure they're taking together, and not going after the fact. There is no shutting off DM-Verity at this time, especially without TWRP and a patch for it, and this model is a bit funky about added flashing with this new Dynamic Partition crap.
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Well, when I rooted the 1st time I got a frozen touchscreen as I didn't have the correct Firmware (as the phone's firmware out of the box auto updated and the firmware that was available did not match its peripherals). So my phone lost ALL TOUCH ability. The way I explain in this guide is what worked for me, as the LHSA tool doesn't help at that stage. And honestly, I think adb is better and more familiar to most Moto folks that have had several devices and got root on them.
If you mixed up your Moto G Stylus boot.img, all you have to do is try and reflash your firmware boot.img and flash it (or if you have root your patched boot.img). I've flashed this phone almost 70 times in 9 days and I normally do not reflash my boot.img as its already patched to the firmware and I'm just starting from scratch. However, I wouldn't advise that on recovery.img that went wrong, just saying. The phone will force a factory reset.
I don't recommend a factory reset for flashing if you're trying to get root. It's best to compile all the files in ADB to make sure they're taking together, and not going after the fact. There is no shutting off DM-Verity at this time, especially without TWRP and a patch for it, and this model is a bit funky about added flashing with this new Dynamic Partition crap.
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That's what mine did, I flashed stock boot, is corrupted my phone says and forced reset, I'm newish to moto, Samsung for many years, had to ditch them tho lol.
I appreciate the help and hope I didn't come across as arguing, more like clarifying. I too prefer adb over anything, only get the rom from tool. Again thanks for info.
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That's what mine did, I flashed stock boot, is corrupted my phone says and forced reset, I'm newish to moto, Samsung for many years, had to ditch them tho lol.
I appreciate the help and hope I didn't come across as arguing, more like clarifying. I too prefer adb over anything, only get the rom from tool. Again thanks for info.
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If your bootloader is unlocked the only way you should have gotten the corruption is if you flashed an incompatible firmware. Mine came with MetroPCS but I've flashed RETUS and RETEU well. I'd stray from any VZW or ATT software just because you can't trust their firmware won't lock down the bootloader.
Or maybe the software just didn't download well. Try re-downloading it . I've had a bad download mess up a flash before.
I think it's cause 1 magisk wasn't installed and 2i used a different phone to patch
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I think it's cause 1 magisk wasn't installed and 2i used a different phone to patch
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You have to install Magisk and patch on the phone in question since it's looking for that firmware and that phone's peripherals. You can't use another phone - that's a no no. This ain't Gingerbread, lol.
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You have to install Magisk and patch on the phone in question since it's looking for that firmware and that phone's peripherals. You can't use another phone - that's a no no. This ain't Gingerbread, lol.
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I'm fairly new to magisk, just recently in past year or so stopped using supersu. Not by choice lol but upgraded my note 4 lmao. So as far as the script for read and write, never flashed and after I got magisk, no modules only su permissions, fx did mount /
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and fix file permissions, it's in settings
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I'm fairly new to magisk, just recently in past year or so stopped using supersu. Not by choice lol but upgraded my note 4 lmao. So as far as the script for read and write, never flashed and after I got magisk, no modules only su permissions, fx did mount /View attachment 5279427View attachment 5279429View attachment 5279431View attachment 5279433 and fix file permissions, it's in settings
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Having Root on this device is not going to magically fix the fact that Android 10 on ALL DEVICES is READ ONLY. You will have to go to @lebigmac or @munjeni and try their R/W mount scripts to get true root access. Munjeni's V2 worked for me. He's on V7 now. LeBigMac has been hard at work trying to get us up and running with his script, but we have Super partitions AND A/B. So it's taking some time.
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Having Root on this device is not going to magically fix the fact that Android 10 on ALL DEVICES is READ ONLY. You will have to go to @lebigmac or @munjeni and try their R/W mount scripts to get true root access. Munjeni's V2 worked for me. He's on V7 now. LeBigMac has been hard at work trying to get us up and running with his script, but we have Super partitions AND A/B. So it's taking some time.
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I am not familiar with either but take it that's it's not an easy task. Should I run v2 or v7 then? Moto one g ace metro.
I was fooled by the trickery, I thought something seemed off with the root on modern phone's.
I just bought a new Moto One 5G ace and was wondering where I can find the stock T-Mobile Firmware variants to prevent bricking?
I successfully rooted it with Magisk patched and ready to go. Unfortunately for the time being the phone won't bypass safety net even with MagiskHide. It just won't work but I'm really happy this phone can be unlocked
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I am not familiar with either but take it that's it's not an easy task. Should I run v2 or v7 then? Moto one g ace metro.
I was fooled by the trickery, I thought something seemed off with the root on modern phone's.
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Android 10 is very challenging. It is easy to root but it is a trickable root with a false sense of root since Google locked all Android 10 and newer as Read Only on the System with this super partition crap trying to be Apple.
Skel40 said:
I just bought a new Moto One 5G ace and was wondering where I can find the stock T-Mobile Firmware variants to prevent bricking?
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Check my guide. I posted link to where the repository is.
Skel40 said:
I successfully rooted it with Magisk patched and ready to go. Unfortunately for the time being the phone won't bypass safety net even with MagiskHide. It just won't work but I'm really happy this phone can be unlocked
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You will not pass safety net because you've rooted it and Android 10 will block it. It isn't necessary, especially if you delete all Google stuff and their tracking Covid crap.
Articul8Madness said:
Having Root on this device is not going to magically fix the fact that Android 10 on ALL DEVICES is READ ONLY. You will have to go to @lebigmac or @munjeni and try their R/W mount scripts to get true root access. Munjeni's V2 worked for me. He's on V7 now. LeBigMac has been hard at work trying to get us up and running with his script, but we have Super partitions AND A/B. So it's taking some time.
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Hi @Articul8Madness. Thanks for mentioning me
There's a Motorola user who recently got my script to work using the troubleshooting repair script that I posted here
It turns out the lpmake arguments that are auto-generated by the original script were flawless and were not the root cause of the unidentified lpmake error that some Motorola users were experiencing at the end of the original script. According to @Xiaoleng the error was most likely caused by some kind of new Motorola security feature that prevents the terminal command from executing if the arguments are too long. Go figure.
And he was even able to fastboot flash the super_fixed.bin in one piece without having to first split it up into chunks. That's a huge surprise to me. I always thought Motorola users can only fastboot flash super sparsechunks?!
Please feel free to give it a try and report back your results. Thanks. Good luck!
Flash with TWRP, choose one or the other.
H91020i_rooted.zip
You probably want this one. It is stock with the following modifications:
engineering bootloader (aboot)
TWRP 3.5.2_9-0 (recovery)
mk2000 kernel, Magisk v23.0 patched (boot)
hidden bootloader warning (raw_resources)
H91020i_stock.zip
Lose root, revert to stock. After installing, shut the phone off and then do a factory reset.
Lol, thanks for the package. It works just like h91020h, only slightly newer, but i don't have to do the kernel, twrp, or the fixed boot graphic. I can just install this, and debloat.
Works great, installed it with latest TWRP on nougat firmware (initially rooted using dirtysanta)
twrp-3.6.1_9-0-h910.img
H91020i_rooted.zip
Auto_Debloat 2.1
mk2000 2.3 beta 1 kernel
Magisk-v24.3 - Rename .apk to .zip or not, worked both ways in TWRP
Loving it, flashing other mods now like gps, high imp., quad dac mod, etc...
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Howdy!
Sorry to be asking, but I'm trying this after having been on LOS for ages since I need VoLTE access. After flashing this, I get no service of any sort. Keeps trying to connect, never actually connects. My IMEI is still correct, I've sent my old modem files through fastboot, I've flashed 910 Oreo modem images, no dice.
Any ideas as to what I'm missing in this process? 910 on AT&T, USA, thanks much for your time!
TratosDM said:
Howdy!
Sorry to be asking, but I'm trying this after having been on LOS for ages since I need VoLTE access. After flashing this, I get no service of any sort. Keeps trying to connect, never actually connects. My IMEI is still correct, I've sent my old modem files through fastboot, I've flashed 910 Oreo modem images, no dice.
Any ideas as to what I'm missing in this process? 910 on AT&T, USA, thanks much for your time!
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See reply here
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I really appreciate the super comprehensive reply, thanks so much! It was on the carrier's end, it was just a strange case of timing, a worsening of the AT&T nonsense that got me to switch back to Oreo in the first place.
Thank you!
I flashed the rooted zip from this thread after fallowing this guide https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...irtysanta-most-variants-noobfriendly.3722278/ now the phone only boots the Fastboot. Oddly it even goes to fast mode when I try to enter TWRP it even still makes you choose yes twice like normal but instead of twrp I get fastboot.
Anyone care to point me in the right direction?
Something went wrong, you need to verify you can go into download mode and flash stock kdz and start from there....
[ROOT] HOWTO: AT&T H910 up to v20g (FULLY TESTED)
***WARNING*** This is ONLY for the H910. If you flash H915 firmware on an H918 -- you WILL brick it. If you are currently on Oreo, you can root your phone, but you CAN NOT keep Oreo - for now. This will downgrade you back to Nougat, which is...
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I formatted data/ and flashed H91020i_rooted.zip onto my H910 (rooted with DirtySanta and flashed to H91020h_Oreo_full_rooted.zip approximately 2.5 years ago). It appeared to work, but it looks like I lost root... whenever I try to do something that requires root, I get "Unfortunately, Magisk has stopped" as soon as the app tries to become root.
Any ideas what to try next?
so could this be used after the root procedure here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/root-howto-at-t-h910-up-to-v20g-fully-tested.3664500/ ? Because the full stock 910r package used there is no longer available
So I have been testing out a number of different custom ROMs without having any issue until I flashed Lineage 19.1 and decided I didn't like it. I tried to move to StagOS and everything just went south. The recovery refused to boot after being flashed. I tried it multiple times and it would just bring me back to fastboot after a black screen and the device giving a vibration. In this process I lost the installed ROM too because at one point I tried to reboot and see if it would boot normally (I had a feeling that it wouldn't but it was already late and I wanted to get a working device again and go back to bed so I tried it) and had to fuss around with the phone quite a bit to get it to boot into fastboot so I could shut it off and put it in EDL mode because if I didn't get the timing right, the force reboot dropped me right back to the black screen and then the phone went unresponsive for a bit again.
Went and ran the MSM Tool to get it back to stock global ROM. That worked fine. Updated to 11.2.10.10 which also worked fine. Unlocked bootloader, device wiped itself, rebooted and the device failed to boot. It dropped me to fastbootd. Tried to reboot and it just kept going back to fastbootd.
Okay, let me try this again. MSM a second time. Worked fine. Updated to 11.2.10.10. Worked fine. Unlocked bootloader, device wiped itself, rebooted aaaand... device dropped me back to fastbootd again. Tried to do the manual recovery with fastboot and it failed to flash a bunch of files with some saying that protected partitions can't be flashed and some saying the partition doesn't exist despite me following the entire process exactly, including the reboot in the middle. Okay, guess it's MSM time again.
So now I ran MSM the third time and decide maybe it's an issue with 11.2.10.10 (even though I swear I was able to unlock the bootloader just fine when I did this exact process the last time when I was first downgrading from OOS 12 to install a custom ROM for the first time last week) so I go to unlock right after MSM before updating. That works perfectly. I guess I must have been wrong about the way I did it the first time? Hmm.
I have to say that I have never actually had such difficulty with any device before and as you can see from my signature, I have had a ton of them. When I first got this thing and started reading in the forum, I thought it was weird seeing so many people with bricked devices. Yeah I don't feel that way anymore. It's a good thing that we have the MSM Tool because for some reason, it's just really easy to wipe these things out.
I was able to get StagOS back up and running with no problem after updating to 11.2.10.10 by using the same recovery I was trying to flash that didn't work before so I have no clue what the issue was that broke everything and I'm also not sure why I was unable to unlock the bootloader on 11.2.10.10 but all's well that ends well.
Now I'm going to set up Signal and Google Voice and go to bed. It's almost 4AM here.
Y'know, I went through pretty much the same thing yesterday trying to install Stag. Currently stuck in EDL and I cant flash due to param preload if using lite firehouse or sahara error if not. Any chance you could send a link to the exact MSM tool and ROM?
EDIT: This is only a few minutes later but I am now flashing the India OP9 Pro rom and it seems to be working without giving me error. Fingers crossed though.
EDIT2: IT BOOTS, I am so ready to refuck everything up : )
Soldre said:
Y'know, I went through pretty much the same thing yesterday trying to install Stag. Currently stuck in EDL and I cant flash due to param preload if using lite firehouse or sahara error if not. Any chance you could send a link to the exact MSM tool and ROM?
EDIT: This is only a few minutes later but I am now flashing the India OP9 Pro rom and it seems to be working without giving me error. Fingers crossed though.
EDIT2: IT BOOTS, I am so ready to refuck everything up : )
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I have a global NA variant OnePlus 9 and this is the one I use.
GLOBAL OnePlus 9 MSM TOOL UPDATED
Frist off Im not responsible for anything that happens to your phone!!! VERY SIMPLE IF YOU ARE BICKED,BOOTLOOPED OR JUST WANT TO GO BACK TO 100% STOCK THIS WILL WIPE ALL DATA!!! AN RELOCK BOOTLOADER OOS 11.2.4.4.LE25AA MUST HAVE QAULCOMM...
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I don't know why I had so many problems. I'm not new to this, my device list is in my signature and I put custom ROMs on most of them and never had an issue like that before, but at least I managed to figure it out and get it working again lol. Gonna stick with Stag, never would have left if I didn't need Verizon support temporarily.
EtherealRemnant said:
I have a global NA variant OnePlus 9 and this is the one I use.
GLOBAL OnePlus 9 MSM TOOL UPDATED
Frist off Im not responsible for anything that happens to your phone!!! VERY SIMPLE IF YOU ARE BICKED,BOOTLOOPED OR JUST WANT TO GO BACK TO 100% STOCK THIS WILL WIPE ALL DATA!!! AN RELOCK BOOTLOADER OOS 11.2.4.4.LE25AA MUST HAVE QAULCOMM...
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I don't know why I had so many problems. I'm not new to this, my device list is in my signature and I put custom ROMs on most of them and never had an issue like that before, but at least I managed to figure it out and get it working again lol. Gonna stick with Stag, never would have left if I didn't need Verizon support temporarily.
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None of the ROMS I've tried have supported verizon, stag is supposed to get it in the next update. Gonna have to find a way to MSM the stock op9 ROM bc right now I can only get op9 pro MSM to work :C
Is your phone a le2110 ? Is le2115? Mine le2110 Chinese variant , I had flash with Chinese ROM , then flashed it with the global ROM , that cleared my software issues , got drivers msm tool of OP remote team including ROM
jab5555 said:
Is your phone a le2110 ? Is le2115? Mine le2110 Chinese variant , I had flash with Chinese ROM , then flashed it with the global ROM , that cleared my software issues , got drivers msm tool of OP remote team including ROM
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It's LE2115.
If I have to use the MSM again I'll just have to remember not to upgrade to 11.2.10.10 until after I unlock the bootloader because that worked fine, it seems like there's something broken in the unlock process for global 11.2.10.10. Been running StagOS without issues since.
EtherealRemnant said:
It's LE2115.
If I have to use the MSM again I'll just have to remember not to upgrade to 11.2.10.10 until after I unlock the bootloader because that worked fine, it seems like there's something broken in the unlock process for global 11.2.10.10. Been running StagOS without issues since.
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I always unlock bootloader immediately after msm when I'm on firmware 11.2.4.4 always have and zero issues.
mattie_49 said:
I always unlock bootloader immediately after msm when I'm on firmware 11.2.4.4 always have and zero issues.
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Yep was exclusively an 11.2.10.10 issue.