I just got an Poco X3. I would like to root this phone but first I need to unlock the bootloader first.
After going through the unlocking application, I get a message saying I need to wait 168 hours before I can unlock my phone?!? WTF? Why can't they let me unlock it now?
Then I saw there is this tool called Mi Unlock Tool Mod. Where can I find this tool and does it work for Poco X3? After unlocking the bootloader, will I be able to root the phone using Magisk or I need to wait for the kernel to be released?
Please advice, thanks!
The advice is ... Wait
abubin said:
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Everyone here suffered that. It's general Xiaomi policy, you want your phone unlocked, you wait one week.
I am currently going through the same "waiting" process as you . I've read on most posts that attempting to bypass the wait timer might increase the waiting time even further.
Truth be told, it's nothing new for me. The Samsung S9 when brand new also had a wait time of 1 week before the bootloader could be unlocked.
I was able to unlock my bootloader last Friday. I used the week I had to wait to familiarize myself this phone, all the needed procceses and ROMs. So, just use the time and start to look forward to unlocking it in a week. ?
Thanks guys for confirming about the wait time. I shall wait for 1 week then. In the meantime, what rooting the phone using magisk? I am also checking if possible to flash it with a clean rom that is like pixel experience. I do not like bloated miui.
Imagine they made you wait 1 full year before you can unlock your phone. Now that would suck big-time wouldn't it?
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Looking for some advice........I've just bought an Honor View 10 and I want to root it (just to use Apps that require root access), i.e. I don't need to flash any images etc as I'm not installing a new ROM
Is this possible straight out of the box? i.e Phone still has a locked Bootloader
If so, is there a guide somewhere on how to do this? ......Cheers!
You should really do some research before asking. Your answers are out there, just look for them.
riverbird69 said:
Looking for some advice........I've just bought an Honor View 10 and I want to root it (just to use Apps that require root access), i.e. I don't need to flash any images etc as I'm not installing a new ROM
Is this possible straight out of the box? i.e Phone still has a locked Bootloader
If so, is there a guide somewhere on how to do this? ......Cheers!
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You REALLY shouldn't have bought any Huawei/Honor device since they no longer give out bootloader unlock codes.
The only way to unlock now is through paid services, so if you still can I suggest you return it and get a phone from another manufaturer like OnePlus or Xiaomi
I know other phones are easier to root since Honor/Huawei aren't giving out Bootloader codes anymore, but that didn't really answer my question though......Is it possible to just root the phone without a Bootloader Code (just root, no flashing)..
riverbird69 said:
I know other phones are easier to root since Honor/Huawei aren't giving out Bootloader codes anymore, but that didn't really answer my question though......Is it possible to just root the phone without a Bootloader Code (just root, no flashing)..
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No it is not possible. The bootloader code is needed to root/flash. You can like the previous person, spend some cash to get the bootloader code. Hope that helps?
Thanks for the reply, was hoping for a different answer though! Cheers...
riverbird69 said:
Thanks for the reply, was hoping for a different answer though! Cheers...
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No worries, wish the answer was different. Still without root this phone is amazing
Hello
I got tired to find method for install pixel experience rom . my device has locked bootloader I had try to unlock with Mi unlocker it saied I have to wait 168 hours to try again ?
IS THERE ANY OTHER METHOD TO GET THIS ROM PLEASE ?
There are companies you can pay to bypass the bootloader unlock timeout, but I don't know if they actually can. Best bet is to just wait
PWn3R said:
There are companies you can pay to bypass the bootloader unlock timeout, but I don't know if they actually can. Best bet is to just wait
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Thanks for being in touch . I think i will wait :good:
Hello Guys,
long i searched for a method of unlocking the bootloader of eml-l29 Huawei P20. No i didnt find any, and qu1ckr00t didnt prove to be useful either.
it is not relevant anymore. since i did use testpoint too often in research of what is possible and what not, the device died just a few minutes ago. it always enters now only the usb huawei com mode. probably i used to much pressure on the testpoints or what or i accidentally short circuited other points with the screwdrivers.. but as a matter of fact, it is hardware bricked and the board is done for i think. so i dont search for a solution anymore.
people, see this thread as a resource what is possible without unlocking the bootloader and what not. i figured out following things are fact without unlocking the bootloader, so that you all doesn't have to try instead of me:
- you can flash with the testpoint short circuited and the software dc-phoenix and the right chipset/cpu bootloader chosen in temporary bootloader the twrp to erecovery_ramdisk and recovery_ramdisk, it will be permanently available after the process
- you cannot install magisk on it, since xloader seems to block the bootup and always sends you to recovery-mode (which means twrp if you flashed this)
- you cannot install a custom rom like OpenKirin with the testpoint recovery mode, as it - like with magisk, always will send you to recovery mode - i tried it exactly how it is explained on openkirin.net and it always turned out the same
- there is no bootloader unlock code in the nvme partition, i checked it - it seems there is encryption going on there
- the exploit qu1ckr00t is not usable, since the kernel is compiled with spinlock_debug
- and i forgot first: if you have the idea of soldering a cable for testpoint short circuit - no, letit be. you will only hang forever in huawei usb com 1.0 mode - it wont boot normally as long as you're in tp mode
so basically, there is way to get root, it is a way to get to direct data from the partitions. but at the end, the question that arises is - how much profit are you gaining from root or custom roms on this device at the end? in my case, the many tries costed my time, my nerves and now the device itself. it is gone for good. maybe this is for the best, as i never treated it right since i bought it (it had to be repaired two times in 2 years, which is a lot for a normal device at this amount of time) and i only have bad memories in my life with it (lots of things happened, but this is not the right place for such tellings).
my final message for this part of this board (not the board i damaged thou) - leave it alone, don't waste your time anymore on this. move on, there are cheap devices that are better, faster and unlockable too at this day and time. i moved on to my new Nokia 7.2, which is awesome.
so stay healthy guyz.
my journey of exploring the depths of huaweis device huawei p20 eml-l29 ends here. its sad, but at the same time i'm happy that the "horror" of an unlockable bootloader is finally over.
Thanks for your effort and sharing the info. Good luck with new phone
Note: my next phone won't be Huawei, for sure, due to bootloader locking, I am fed up with them
Yes,
I even have no sorry with them if they go down because of the Google lockout. Their strategy is to pull people away from Google PlayStore? Yes, sure. Good luck.
Unlock bootloader and promise to keep it open for P10 upwards and we are happy. Otherwise... byebye and fcku.
FearFac said:
Thanks for your effort and sharing the info. Good luck with new phone
Note: my next phone won't be Huawei, for sure, due to bootloader locking, I am fed up with them
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What if I have my unlock code? Can I still unlock it or it's impossible now? I requested my code before they stop the bootloader unlocking, but never did anything with it.
ElChe said:
What if I have my unlock code? Can I still unlock it or it's impossible now? I requested my code before they stop the bootloader unlocking, but never did anything with it.
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You are the lucky one who can root your phone.
FearFac said:
You are the lucky one who can root your phone.
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Yeah I guess haha. I haven't got around doing it yet. But now I know it's a possibility! So I'll eventually do it!
FearFac said:
You are the lucky one who can root your phone.
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How do you root it? AFAIK anything newer than EMUI8 is no longer rootable.
I'm on EMUI 10, with an unlocked bootloader, please tell me how to root.
zgomot said:
How do you root it? AFAIK anything newer than EMUI8 is no longer rootable.
I'm on EMUI 10, with an unlocked bootloader, please tell me how to root.
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I do a query you have emui 10 with bootloader open?how did you do it ?it was not the problem that emui 10 closed the bootloader?can't root with magisk?
zgomot said:
How do you root it? AFAIK anything newer than EMUI8 is no longer rootable.
I'm on EMUI 10, with an unlocked bootloader, please tell me how to root.
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Where did you get this info from?
I was just thinking of rooting my CLT L09 Emui 9.1.0
Hello
Currently owning a ROG Phone 5 WW edition, im planning to unlock the bootloader soon and doing a few other things.
Before starting to really mess up with it, i'd like to know about any existing EDL tool i could use to dump some/all of the device partitions, possibly before unlocking it, so i could use em if i ever brick the device during the experiments.
I've been checking about adb and fastboot commands, but im very restricted about what i can do now and some people said that the bootloader can only be unlocked once with the official tool, but i think that it may be possible to unlock the bootloader multiple times with it, as long as its properly relocked/encrypted.
Im really new to this EDL stuff and Asus devices in general, so any infos are welcome !
( Please mention the edition WW or CN if you say anything device-related, as they both seem to differ in their behavior )
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Hello
Currently owning a ROG Phone 5 WW edition, im planning to unlock the bootloader soon and doing a few other things.
Before starting to really mess up with it, i'd like to know about any existing EDL tool i could use to dump some/all of the device partitions, possibly before unlocking it, so i could use em if i ever brick the device during the experiments.
I've been checking about adb and fastboot commands, but im very restricted about what i can do now and some people said that the bootloader can only be unlocked once with the official tool, but i think that it may be possible to unlock the bootloader multiple times with it, as long as its properly relocked/encrypted.
Im really new to this EDL stuff and Asus devices in general, so any infos are welcome !
( Please mention the edition WW or CN if you say anything device-related, as they both seem to differ in their behavior )
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Wait some time, when something better come out, don't make your Asus ROG 5 phone a expensive brick right away!
WAIT or PAY the PRICE.
i did pay the price. and my phone is beyond repairable, had to get a new one.
Just wait.
Still wait for Edl firmware. Hope it's release soon.
m8822 said:
WAIT or PAY the PRICE.
i did pay the price. and my phone is beyond repairable, had to get a new one.
Just wait.
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Could you tell me more about what you did exactly ? And the current state of that device ?
Are you still able to boot it into EDL mode ?
Incorrect battery report, device heating up even in general use (not gaming), and due to heating, i had to use fan and/or phone cooler just to get fast charging working, since fast charging is disabled if phone gets too hot. Is anybody else having this issues after updating to MIUI global 2.5.5? I just got this phone for about 3 months now and my device is still vanilla, never unlocked bootloader.
Downgrade , your phone 2.5.5V so many issues, ,
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Downgrade , your phone 2.5.5V so many issues, ,
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You sure? Since I've been reading about bricked devices because of downgrading and I don't want to destroy my only device.
nickycarlo69 said:
You sure? Since I've been reading about bricked devices because of downgrading and I don't want to destroy my only device.
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If your bootloader is locked, you have warranty covered. Xiaomi support center/customer service need to help you out of your problem if there's any.
pl1992aw said:
If your bootloader is locked, you have warranty covered. Xiaomi support center/customer service need to help you out of your problem if there's any.
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I'd like to avoid any problem as much as possible. So without any confirmation if that method is safe, I'll just gonna look for other method that is safe guarantee.
Android modding is too complicated nowadays I won't even bother to unlock bootloader. This is the first device that I haven't rooted within a week after buying it.
nickycarlo69 said:
I'd like to avoid any problem as much as possible. So without any confirmation if that method is safe, I'll just gonna look for other method that is safe guarantee.
Android modding is too complicated nowadays I won't even bother to unlock bootloader. This is the first device that I haven't rooted within a week after buying it.
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When downgrading, the most issue is regarding the ARB index of MIUI ROM and Anti version of your phone.
There's explanation in step 11 here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/4288121/post-85137963
Downgrading without unlock bootloader you can read here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/4356497/
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Even official Xiaomi/Redmi/Poco cannot guarantee you their phone will not brick with normal use, so they give the warranty period.