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In case, you want the stock boot/recovery to install Magisk like me, you can get it out of the firmware.zip inside the OTA zip, which you can download from HTC server using the link:
Taiwan model 1.10.709.23:
http://fotadl-az.htc.com/secure/OTA....05.709.12_release_517077z7dxrjhjj6rk2y9h.zip
Taiwan model 1.23.709.3:
http://fotadl-az.htc.com/secure/OTA....10.709.23_release_518569sr63mm3mtji85ret.zip
Hong Kong model 1.10.400.23
http://fotadl-az.htc.com/secure/OTA....05.400.13_release_517158ov5r8lbbi6tc9m38.zip
I have extracted the recovery.img and boot.img for Taiwan version. If someone doesn't want to extract it themselves, let me know through PM. I can send it to you.
devsk said:
In case, you want the stock boot/recovery to install Magisk like me, you can get it out of the firmware.zip inside the OTA zip, which you can download from HTC server using the link:
http://fotadl-az.htc.com/secure/OTA....05.709.12_release_517077z7dxrjhjj6rk2y9h.zip
I have extracted the recovery.img and boot.img. If someone doesn't want to extract it themselves, let me know through PM. I can send it to you.
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Desk
Thank you your work .Is this version recovery work for HTC U 11 PLUS China. Mainland version 2Q4D200.THANK YOU again.
Would you know how to enable volte and wifi calling?
cameljockey1 said:
Would you know how to enable volte and wifi calling?
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Not yet.
Perfectionalism said:
Desk
Thank you your work .Is this version recovery work for HTC U 11 PLUS China. Mainland version 2Q4D200.THANK YOU again.
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I would like to know this too. I have the Chinese U11+ and I'm desperately looking for the boot.img and recovery.img for this variant (2Q4D200)
Thanks in advance!
Prot02018 said:
I would like to know this too. I have the Chinese U11+ and I'm desperately looking for the boot.img and recovery.img for this variant (2Q4D200)
Thanks in advance!
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screenshot of your software information page in settings showing "Software number" (e.g. 1.10.709.23 for me, it would be 1.xx.1405.xx for you).
devsk said:
screenshot of your software information page in settings showing "Software number" (e.g. 1.10.709.23 for me, it would be 1.xx.1405.xx for you).
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Here's the screenshots! Many thanks devsk.
Perfectionalism said:
Desk
Thank you your work .Is this version recovery work for HTC U 11 PLUS China. Mainland version 2Q4D200.THANK YOU again.
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Prot02018 said:
I would like to know this too. I have the Chinese U11+ and I'm desperately looking for the boot.img and recovery.img for this variant (2Q4D200)
Thanks in advance!
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OCEAN_M_DTWL
modelid: 2Q4D20000
cidnum: HTCCN701
OTA zip link (1.05.1405.16 - 1.03.1405.1)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q3Kz88fJm1NA6ccPcb1jbQstZYWASnFO/view?usp=sharing
nenebear said:
OCEAN_M_DTWL
modelid: 2Q4D20000
cidnum: HTCCN701
OTA zip link (1.05.1405.16 - 1.03.1405.1)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q3Kz88fJm1NA6ccPcb1jbQstZYWASnFO/view?usp=sharing
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Thanks nenebear. Is this is the OTA file to go from stock 1.03.1405.1 to latest 1.05.1405.16 ?
I found the RUU's for the version of my phone also. Can anybody here confirm that the stock recovery zip file found at the following link will allow me to go back to stock recovery if I decide to flash TWRP?
https://androidfilehost.com/?w=search&s=OCEAN_M_DTWL
Thanks guys
Please help me!
I have unlocked my bootloader, installed twrp. Unfortunately, twrp is worthless since it can not be used as it seems...
Now I wonder if I can use this guide to root my phone:
"1. Download http://fotadl-az.htc.com/secure/OTA_...bbi6tc9m38.zip
Edit / Important: Read next post down below before Step 2/
2. Extract firmware.zip.
3. Extract boot.img from firmware.zip from step 2 and transfer to the /sdcard.
4. Install Magisk Manager and select Beta channel
5. Click install and choose to use "patch the stock boot image" method. It will browse you to /sdcard. Choose the boot.img from step 3. After its done, it will give you path of patched boot image.
6. Transfer the patched boot image from step 5 to PC using 'adb pull'
7. Boot the phone into download mode and flash the patched boot image.
8. Reboot and enjoy!!"
Where/how can I get the correct boot.img för my device?
My version is "1.10.401.23 9.0_g CL991677 release-keys" and none of the download links match my version? Or can I use some of them anyway?
I would be very happy and thanksful if I got help so I can get root access!
Best regards/ David
Davil_79 said:
Please help me!
I have unlocked my bootloader, installed twrp. Unfortunately, twrp is worthless since it can not be used as it seems...
Now I wonder if I can use this guide to root my phone:
"1. Download http://fotadl-az.htc.com/secure/OTA_...bbi6tc9m38.zip
Edit / Important: Read next post down below before Step 2/
2. Extract firmware.zip.
3. Extract boot.img from firmware.zip from step 2 and transfer to the /sdcard.
4. Install Magisk Manager and select Beta channel
5. Click install and choose to use "patch the stock boot image" method. It will browse you to /sdcard. Choose the boot.img from step 3. After its done, it will give you path of patched boot image.
6. Transfer the patched boot image from step 5 to PC using 'adb pull'
7. Boot the phone into download mode and flash the patched boot image.
8. Reboot and enjoy!!"
Where/how can I get the correct boot.img för my device?
My version is "1.10.401.23 9.0_g CL991677 release-keys" and none of the download links match my version? Or can I use some of them anyway?
I would be very happy and thanksful if I got help so I can get root access!
Best regards/ David
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I think yours is the Europe model. If so, download the following ZIP:
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=889964283620770441
Extract firmware.zip from it, and you will then extract boot.img from the firmware.zip, and then, patch that in magisk manager. Hope that helps!
devsk said:
I think yours is the Europe model. If so, download the following ZIP:
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=889964283620770441
Extract firmware.zip from it, and you will then extract boot.img from the firmware.zip, and then, patch that in magisk manager. Hope that helps!
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Many thanks!
I should have a European model. If I'm looking in the Download mode:
"htc_ocmdugl PVT S-ON
LK-1.0.0.0000
RADIO 8998-002772-1711021849
OpenDSP-UNKNOWN
OS 1.10.401.23
Nov 25 2017.01: 13: 33 (991677)"
If something goes wrong, or if it would be the wrong boot.img, can I flash a complete RUU via adb fastboat so I dont brick my phone?
Davil_79 said:
Many thanks!
I should have a European model. If I'm looking in the Download mode:
"htc_ocmdugl PVT S-ON
LK-1.0.0.0000
RADIO 8998-002772-1711021849
OpenDSP-UNKNOWN
OS 1.10.401.23
Nov 25 2017.01: 13: 33 (991677)"
If something goes wrong, or if it would be the wrong boot.img, can I flash a complete RUU via adb fastboat so I dont brick my phone?
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That link matches your version exactly. You should be good with boot.img from that ZIP. Make backup of your stuff and be very careful with commands you fire...
devsk said:
That link matches your version exactly. You should be good with boot.img from that ZIP. Make backup of your stuff and be very careful with commands you fire...
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Hmm.. It is 25 pcs. compressed zip-files in this download.
In one of the zip there is "boot_signed.img"
It must be it. But when I try to unzip it doesn't work. It says the file is corrupt [emoji852]️.
I will try to download the file again, mayby the download failed.
Edit: The file is corrupt. I cant unzip it
Skickat från min HTC U11 plus via Tapatalk
Davil_79 said:
Hmm.. It is 25 pcs. compressed zip-files in this download.
In one of the zip there is "boot_signed.img"
It must be it. But when I try to unzip it doesn't work. It says the file is corrupt [emoji852]️.
I will try to download the file again, mayby the download failed.
Edit: The file is corrupt. I cant unzip it
Skickat från min HTC U11 plus via Tapatalk
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You need RUU decrypt tool to retrieve the boot and recovery image
Root HTC U11+ European model software number 1.10.401.23
To root your HTC U11+ thru twrp use version 3.2.0.0
1. make sure you got Magisk-15.2 on you sd-card
2. boot into TWRP and leave system read only
3.goto install and install Magisk (in my case 15.2)
4. you will get error, like "can't mount data" (not to worry)
5. after install GO BACK!! DO NOT REBOOT!!
6. format data AND THEN reboot!!
7 You'll have to setup your phone as a new one; finish that and install Magisk_Manager
8 your now rooted!!! check with root checker
Hope this will help you;
Davil_79 said:
Please help me!
I have unlocked my bootloader, installed twrp. Unfortunately, twrp is worthless since it can not be used as it seems...
Now I wonder if I can use this guide to root my phone:
"1. Download http://fotadl-az.htc.com/secure/OTA_...bbi6tc9m38.zip
Edit / Important: Read next post down below before Step 2/
2. Extract firmware.zip.
3. Extract boot.img from firmware.zip from step 2 and transfer to the /sdcard.
4. Install Magisk Manager and select Beta channel
5. Click install and choose to use "patch the stock boot image" method. It will browse you to /sdcard. Choose the boot.img from step 3. After its done, it will give you path of patched boot image.
6. Transfer the patched boot image from step 5 to PC using 'adb pull'
7. Boot the phone into download mode and flash the patched boot image.
8. Reboot and enjoy!!"
Where/how can I get the correct boot.img för my device?
My version is "1.10.401.23 9.0_g CL991677 release-keys" and none of the download links match my version? Or can I use some of them anyway?
I would be very happy and thanksful if I got help so I can get root access!
Best regards/ David
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bnwg said:
You need RUU decrypt tool to retrieve the boot and recovery image
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Aha! Hm ok So it wasnt that easy. I am such a Noob .
I have never used that RUU decrypt tool and it seems a bit complicated but I have to try.
Thanks for your answer!
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freebsd124 said:
To root your HTC U11+ thru twrp use version 3.2.0.0
1. make sure you got Magisk-15.2 on you sd-card
2. boot into TWRP and leave system read only
3.goto install and install Magisk (in my case 15.2)
4. you will get error, like "can't mount data" (not to worry)
5. after install GO BACK!! DO NOT REBOOT!!
6. format data AND THEN reboot!!
7 You'll have to setup your phone as a new one; finish that and install Magisk_Manager
8 your now rooted!!! check with root checker
Hope this will help you;
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Thank you! I will try this!
I'm considering starting a new thread. I know there are more people who have similar problems and considerations within this.
HTC-RUU-Decrypt_Tool
You'll find the htc-ruu_decrypt-tool here
Davil_79 said:
Aha! Hm ok So it wasnt that easy. I am such a Noob .
I have never used that RUU decrypt tool and it seems a bit complicated but I have to try.
Thanks for your answer!
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Thank you! I will try this!
I'm considering starting a new thread. I know there are more people who have similar problems and considerations within this.
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freebsd124 said:
To root your HTC U11+ thru twrp use version 3.2.0.0
1. make sure you got Magisk-15.2 on you sd-card
2. boot into TWRP and leave system read only
3.goto install and install Magisk (in my case 15.2)
4. you will get error, like "can't mount data" (not to worry)
5. after install GO BACK!! DO NOT REBOOT!!
6. format data AND THEN reboot!!
7 You'll have to setup your phone as a new one; finish that and install Magisk_Manager
8 your now rooted!!! check with root checker
Hope this will help you;
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YES! Root access :good: Finaly a success! :victory:
Now my phone is like I want it to be!! Thank you so much!!'
If it's useful for somebody wanting to try twrp and/or custom kernel...you can find inside stock boot and recovery for India/HK version, 1.10.400.23 and the new 1.24.400.2
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18FgmqIb_4UNpmRsXyxKj2bbCf6TnTXSd/view?usp=sharing
Hello, I buyed my Mate 9 after having a really Bad experience with the Essential Phone. I have no regrets getting this phone but I want root on it.
I have read some threads but all I can find is Oreo related ones.
I would love to have root on my phone, if anyone can point me in the right direction it would be awesome.
I have the MHA-L29 on Android 7.0
BUILD: MHA-L29C567B190
Thanks bros
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/hacking-customizing-managing-huawei-t3589996 it s a good start!!
gioarvdv said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/hacking-customizing-managing-huawei-t3589996 it s a good start!!
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Thanks mate! I have read everything on that thread! Very helpful guide.
So if I just want root on my phone ( No custom roms or anything) the steps I need is
1. Unlock Bootloader
2. Flash twrp using ADB
3. Flash SuperSu.zip
That's it? I have seen on another thread that I need some Data.zip and other things before flashing it but since the thread you pointed doesn't mention it I belive is not necessary am I correct?
Sorry for the questions mate, I am super new to this phone, I don't want to mess up.
atrix_noob said:
Thanks mate! I have read everything on that thread! Very helpful guide.
So if I just want root on my phone ( No custom roms or anything) the steps I need is
1. Unlock Bootloader
2. Flash twrp using ADB
3. Flash SuperSu.zip
That's it? I have seen on another thread that I need some Data.zip and other things before flashing it but since the thread you pointed doesn't mention it I belive is not necessary am I correct?
Sorry for the questions mate, I am super new to this phone, I don't want to mess up.
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That thread is a little outdated.
Unlock dev options in settings.
Open dev options and enable OEM unlock. (FRP Unlock in fastboot)
Unlock bootloader
Flash either Magisk v15.2 (get from official Magisk thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/beta-magisk-v13-0-0980cb6-t3618589) or SuperSU 2.82 SR5 (https://mega.nz/#!ZTBQXZra!JHUocH9oMEApULxfLYm9VO5UPhjHNMGLymkXDY_ihhI)
If you want to decrypt (Format data in twrp) you have to flash official SuperSU 2.82 SR5 or Magisk v14. Its not available in later Magisk builds as it breaks support for other devices.
You can edit boot image manually and remove fileencryptioninline.
And TWRP: https://mega.nz/#!9aoASShT!KJkpC_Ll8HZowWF1_fU0olWiHHaeSZuYE3xc3au8EIg (it's a special version I made that enables flashing from /cache and Copy Log button copies to external SD instead of internal. Just make sure you flash this or the twrp from the twrp thread in development)
atrix_noob said:
That's it? I have seen on another thread that I need some Data.zip and other things before flashing it but since the thread you pointed doesn't mention it I belive is not necessary am I correct?
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Hw data zip and public data is only needed when you decrypt. That's because Huawei thought it was a good idea to place theme, wallpaper and update support in /data.
When you decrypt you must format the /data partition, which erases all user data including the hw_init folder. And when that folder is removed you can't set themes or wallpapers and the System Update app disappears. To get them back you need to flash those 2 zips.
The benefit of decrypting is that you can back up the data partition in TWRP. If you use Titanium backup or some other app its not necessary to decrypt.
What do you root for, I've always rooted my phones.
I don't need to with the mate 9,
Dns66 for ad blocker
YouTube ad away on XDA works a treat
ante0 said:
That thread is a little outdated.
Unlock bootloader
Flash either Magisk v15.2 (get from official Magisk thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/beta-magisk-v13-0-0980cb6-t3618589) or SuperSU 2.82 SR5 (https://mega.nz/#!ZTBQXZra!JHUocH9oMEApULxfLYm9VO5UPhjHNMGLymkXDY_ihhI)
If you want to decrypt (Format data in twrp) you have to flash official SuperSU 2.82 SR5 or Magisk v14. Its not available in later Magisk builds as it breaks support for other devices.
You can edit boot image manually and remove fileencryptioninline.
And TWRP: https://mega.nz/#!9aoASShT!KJkpC_Ll8HZowWF1_fU0olWiHHaeSZuYE3xc3au8EIg (it's a special version I made that enables flashing from /cache and Copy Log button copies to external SD instead of internal. Just make sure you flash this or the twrp from the twrp thread in development)
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Wow thanks man!
Let me check if I got this right.
I am going to flash Magisk 15.2 ( Downloaded it right now ).
1. I unlock my bootloader from Huawei official page.
2. I Flash twrp-3.0.2-2-hi3660.img using ADB commands.
3. Now that I have TRWP I go and flash Magisk 15.2
Is that right? And that's it? Do I need to decrypt data or is that only needed when I want a factory reset?
Another question is, after I flash Magisk 15.2 ant it's uo and running can I revert back to stock recovery and still have root available?
ante0 said:
That thread is a little outdated.
Unlock dev options in settings.
Open dev options and enable OEM unlock. (FRP Unlock in fastboot)
Unlock bootloader
Flash either Magisk v15.2 (get from official Magisk thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/beta-magisk-v13-0-0980cb6-t3618589) or SuperSU 2.82 SR5 (https://mega.nz/#!ZTBQXZra!JHUocH9oMEApULxfLYm9VO5UPhjHNMGLymkXDY_ihhI)
If you want to decrypt (Format data in twrp) you have to flash official SuperSU 2.82 SR5 or Magisk v14. Its not available in later Magisk builds as it breaks support for other devices.
You can edit boot image manually and remove fileencryptioninline.
And TWRP: https://mega.nz/#!9aoASShT!KJkpC_Ll8HZowWF1_fU0olWiHHaeSZuYE3xc3au8EIg (it's a special version I made that enables flashing from /cache and Copy Log button copies to external SD instead of internal. Just make sure you flash this or the twrp from the twrp thread in development)
Hw data zip and public data is only needed when you decrypt. That's because Huawei thought it was a good idea to place theme, wallpaper and update support in /data.
When you decrypt you must format the /data partition, which erases all user data including the hw_init folder. And when that folder is removed you can't set themes or wallpapers and the System Update app disappears. To get them back you need to flash those 2 zips.
The benefit of decrypting is that you can back up the data partition in TWRP. If you use Titanium backup or some other app its not necessary to decrypt.
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Ok thanks for the heads up there, so if I only want root on my phone I dont need to decrypt my data partition and go ahead and flash the supersu.zip or magisk.zip and all done right?
sutty86 said:
What do you root for, I've always rooted my phones.
I don't need to with the mate 9,
Dns66 for ad blocker
YouTube ad away on XDA works a treat
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I want to root my phone to he able to use the LTE Discovery app since it has always helped me in my area and I want Wifi Tether app ( needs a rooted phone) since I use my hotspot for my computer.
atrix_noob said:
Wow thanks man!
Let me check if I got this right.
I am going to flash Magisk 15.2 ( Downloaded it right now ).
1. I unlock my bootloader from Huawei official page.
2. I Flash twrp-3.0.2-2-hi3660.img using ADB commands.
3. Now that I have TRWP I go and flash Magisk 15.2
Is that right? And that's it? Do I need to decrypt data or is that only needed when I want a factory reset?
Another question is, after I flash Magisk 15.2 ant it's uo and running can I revert back to stock recovery and still have root available?
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1. Go to settings - about and tap Build number a few times to unlock Developer options. Go back one step and tap Developer options. Enable OEM Unlock.
2. Request bootloader unlock code (login with your Huawei id)
If you don't have a Huawei id, add it as an account in your phone.
You might have to wait for 14 days after it's added to your phone before you can get code. I could probably unlock it for you if you want to send me your imei, imei2 (if available) and meid (imei, imei2 and meid is available in Settings - About), product id and serial number which can be acquired by typing/pasting *#*#1357946#*#* into dialer. Or there are paid services that does it too.
(send in pm if you need to send)
3. Flash twrp 3.1.1 from either https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/development/recovery-unofficial-twrp-huawei-mate-9-t3515617 or https://mega.nz/#!9aoASShT!KJkpC_Ll8HZowWF1_fU0olWiHHaeSZuYE3xc3au8EIg
4. Flash magisk.
Decrypt is just if you want to backup /data in twrp, no other reason.
And yes, you can flash back stock recovery.
Download your stock firmware from http://pro-teammt.ru/firmware-database/ (search for MHA-L29C567B190)
If you just need to extract recovery or boot select a OTA-MF as they're smaller in size (500mb compared to 2gb+ for full firmware).
Download Huawei Update Extractor and extract.
Extract update.app from the firmware zip.
Open Huawei Update Extractor. Click on the '...' button and open the firmware update.app.
Right click on Recovery and click on extract selected.
Now put phone in fastboot and flash recovery.img (fastboot flash recovery recovery.img).
Now you have stock recovery.
ante0 said:
1. Go to settings - about and tap Build number a few times to unlock Developer options. Go back one step and tap Developer options. Enable OEM Unlock.
2. Request bootloader unlock code (login with your Huawei id)
If you don't have a Huawei id, add it as an account in your phone.
You might have to wait for 14 days after it's added to your phone before you can get code. I could probably unlock it for you if you want to send me your imei, imei2 (if available) and meid (imei, imei2 and meid is available in Settings - About), product id and serial number which can be acquired by typing/pasting *#*#1357946#*#* into dialer. Or there are paid services that does it too.
3. Flash twrp 3.1.1 from either https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/development/recovery-unofficial-twrp-huawei-mate-9-t3515617 or https://mega.nz/#!9aoASShT!KJkpC_Ll8HZowWF1_fU0olWiHHaeSZuYE3xc3au8EIg
4. Flash magisk.
Decrypt us just if you want to backup /data in twrp, no other reason.
And yes, you can flash back stock recovery.
Download your stock firmware from http://pro-teammt.ru/firmware-database/
If you just need to extract recovery or boot select a OTA-MF as they're smaller in size (500mb compared to 2gb+ for full firmware).
Download Huawei Update Extractor and extract.
Extract update.app from the firmware zip.
Open Huawei Update Extractor. Click on the '...' button and open the firmware update.app.
Right click on Recovery and click on extract selected.
Now put phone in fastboot and flash recovery.img (fastboot flash recovery recovery.img).
Now you have stock recovery.
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Awesome!!! All questions have been answered!
And yes, I if you can I could give you the info via PM to get the code so I can unlock Bootloader. When I get home I'll download everything mentioned! I'll message you the info.
atrix_noob said:
Awesome!!! All questions have been answered!
And yes, I if you can I could give you the info via PM to get the code so I can unlock Bootloader. When I get home I'll download everything mentioned! I'll message you the info.
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Try unlocking with the emui page first. I'm going to bed now so I won't reply in 6 hours anyway
ante0 said:
Try unlocking with the emui page first. I'm going to bed now so I won't reply in 6 hours anyway
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Kk will do, thanks for your help
Thanks guys! Rooted perfectly and using my Rooted apps on the Mate 9!
Since TWRP is unbootable under this build, you have to use patched boot trick to root this phone.
However, only Magisk 17.1 is usable on this build, Magisk 17.2 - 18.0 can't be installed properly.
So I made a custom update channel that fixed to Magisk 17.1 to assist me.
This guide requires unlocked bootloader - still, I won't introduce how to unlock it here, please Google for it.
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Here's how to root:
1. Extract the D1C-0-6120-00CN-boot.img from my homebrew firmware written in previous guide, or extract the boot.img from the OTA package.
(Later versions will also provide the patched boot image)
2. Copy this boot.img to Download directory.
3. Install latest Magisk Manager from https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
Remember to allow all the permission after installed.
4. Choose "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Settings" - "Update Channel" - "Custom", and type following URL:
Code:
https://dwz.cn/5I3anBD4
5. Back to Magisk Manager main interface, refresh it and check if latest version changed to 17.1.
Tap "Install" - "Install" - "Patch Boot Image", "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Download" - the boot img you copied.
And wait for the patching procedure complete.
6. Copy patched_boot.img from the Download directory of internal storage to PC.
7. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and execute following commands:
Code:
.\fastboot reboot-bootloader
.\fastboot boot D:\patched_boot.img
8. Open Magisk Manager, reinstall Magisk 17.1 directly.
9. Reboot your phone and all done.
Is this procedure familiar? Yes, it's the same method used on Nokia 7 Plus. But I wrote this guide to tell you few details that you need to notice.
Hope TWRP can be compiled for D1C-6120.
If you have already unlocked the bootloader then just flash the official TWRP for Nokia 6 and flash the Magisk v17.1 or 17.3 via TWRP normally. And TWRP 3.2.3.0 works well on Android P. I tested it and it works fine.
taicracker said:
If you have already unlocked the bootloader then just flash the official TWRP for Nokia 6 and flash the Magisk v17.1 or 17.3 via TWRP normally. And TWRP 3.2.3.0 works well on Android P. I tested it and it works fine.
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OK, thanks for the info.
hikari_calyx said:
OK, thanks for the info.
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I hope you can build TWRP for Android P variant of Chinese and it works on non-unlockbootloader. Like you used to do with Oreo? .Thanks
This did not work with TA-1021 while i have pi installed with twrp and patched boot with magisk 16.1 but it do not work not even root access just keep recovery unchanged(twrp).
It says deviceid locked ple if i patch boot with 17.1 what to do! google pay and banking apps dont work.
hikari_calyx said:
OK, thanks for the info.
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Can we use official TWRP recovery (3.2.3 made for PLE)
On pie 612H CN - OF YOUR HOMEBREW
and also on 612H ww ??
Please tell
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taicracker said:
If you have already unlocked the bootloader then just flash the official TWRP for Nokia 6 and flash the Magisk v17.1 or 17.3 via TWRP normally. And TWRP 3.2.3.0 works well on Android P. I tested it and it works fine.
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Can we install this TWRP recovery on Chinese firmware (or ww firmware of ta-1003)or it can be flashed only on PLE versions
hikari_calyx said:
OK, thanks for the info.
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Can I install D1C-612H-WW over 612H-CN using OST ??
OST show that the image is broken
hikari_calyx said:
Here's how to root:
1. Extract the D1C-0-6120-00CN-boot.img from my homebrew firmware written in previous guide, or extract the boot.img from the OTA package.
(Later versions will also provide the patched boot image)
2. Copy this boot.img to Download directory.
3. Install latest Magisk Manager from https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
Remember to allow all the permission after installed.
4. Choose "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Settings" - "Update Channel" - "Custom", and type following URL:
Code:
https://dwz.cn/5I3anBD4
5. Back to Magisk Manager main interface, refresh it and check if latest version changed to 17.1.
Tap "Install" - "Install" - "Patch Boot Image", "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Download" - the boot img you copied.
And wait for the patching procedure complete.
6. Copy patched_boot.img from the Download directory of internal storage to PC.
7. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and execute following commands:
Code:
.\fastboot reboot-bootloader
.\fastboot boot D:\patched_boot.img
8. Open Magisk Manager, reinstall Magisk 17.1 directly.
9. Reboot your phone and all done.
Is this procedure familiar? Yes, it's the same method used on Nokia 7 Plus. But I wrote this guide to tell you few details that you need to notice.
Hope TWRP can be compiled for D1C-6120.
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On rebooting Android root gone????
dont work for me
edit: worsk now over ND1-612C-0-00WW , but for firm official for n5 (612h-0-00WW ) not works, ist patched the xploit for magisk 17 and up
hikari_calyx said:
Here's how to root:
1. Extract the D1C-0-6120-00CN-boot.img from my homebrew firmware.
9. Reboot your phone and all done.
Is this procedure familiar? Yes, it's the same method used on Nokia 7 Plus. But I wrote this guide to tell you few details that you need to notice.
Hope TWRP can be compiled for D1C-6120.
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Please help I have working 1003 ww pi installed on Ta-1021 and initially rooted using Chinese twrp with magisk later I tried to install update of twrp recovery got crashed and could not enter recovery tried to flash with Qualcomm tools can enter into Edl phone detected but frimware files doesn't flash some errors. Now result is I can operate my phone magisk 16.1 installed but useless. Banking apps don't work. Factory reset don't work. *#*#874#*#* says file not found (may be because I don't have recovery). Ost la as usual don't work. Please help!
Please help me i am on oreo version .. and i have flashed twrp recovery on my nokia 6 (TA - 1021) ..
THE Problem is when i reboot to recovery it's not booting in twrp but it's booting on custome recovery ..
I need pc everytime , if i want to boot it on twrp .
I have to run command every time to boot in on twrp recovery ..
Is there any way to directly boot it on twrp recovery not in custom recovery ? Please help me
@hikari_calyx Does fastboot boot work for you on pie? For me, it does not. Almost shat my pants thinking my TWRP doesn't work but it does in fact work, just fastboot booting it does not work.
Finally got the official pie update on my TA-1033. (unlocked bootloader)
The standard versions of TWRP 3.2.3.0 / Magisk 17.3 / Magisk Manager 6.0.1 worked perfectly.
As above, "fastboot boot" doesn't work, but "fastboot flash" etc. does.
Happy days.
Not working for me please can you tell the procedure step by step as i tried your steps but didn't happen anything please
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taicracker said:
If you have already unlocked the bootloader then just flash the official TWRP for Nokia 6 and flash the Magisk v17.1 or 17.3 via TWRP normally. And TWRP 3.2.3.0 works well on Android P. I tested it and it works fine.
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Not working i have unlocked bootloader but i tried to flash twrp and it's not booting on it any other solution please let me know .
Can you help me please my device is showing me this on my recovery , what's an issue please reply as soon as possible i can't even apply update through sd card or adb it's not detecting everytime it entered to this menu .. please help me
hikari_calyx said:
Here's how to root:
1. Extract the D1C-0-6120-00CN-boot.img from my homebrew firmware written in previous guide, or extract the boot.img from the OTA package.
(Later versions will also provide the patched boot image)
2. Copy this boot.img to Download directory.
3. Install latest Magisk Manager from https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
Remember to allow all the permission after installed.
4. Choose "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Settings" - "Update Channel" - "Custom", and type following URL:
Code:
https://dwz.cn/5I3anBD4
5. Back to Magisk Manager main interface, refresh it and check if latest version changed to 17.1.
Tap "Install" - "Install" - "Patch Boot Image", "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Download" - the boot img you copied.
And wait for the patching procedure complete.
6. Copy patched_boot.img from the Download directory of internal storage to PC.
7. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and execute following commands:
Code:
.\fastboot reboot-bootloader
.\fastboot boot D:\patched_boot.img
8. Open Magisk Manager, reinstall Magisk 17.1 directly.
9. Reboot your phone and all done.
Is this procedure familiar? Yes, it's the same method used on Nokia 7 Plus. But I wrote this guide to tell you few details that you need to notice.
Hope TWRP can be compiled for D1C-6120.
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You gave wrong code for booting patched boot.img
It should be as
FASTBOOT FLASH BOOT PATCED_BOOT.IMG
It will permanently root the android pie
You gave the FASTBOOT code only for booting
vineet09i said:
Here's how to root:
1. Extract the D1C-0-6120-00CN-boot.img from my homebrew firmware written in previous guide, or extract the boot.img from the OTA package.
(Later versions will also provide the patched boot image)
2. Copy this boot.img to Download directory.
3. Install latest Magisk Manager from https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
Remember to allow all the permission after installed.
4. Choose "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Settings" - "Update Channel" - "Custom", and type following URL:
5. Back to Magisk Manager main interface, refresh it and check if latest version changed to 17.1.
Tap "Install" - "Install" - "Patch Boot Image", "Left Hamburger Menu" - "Download" - the boot img you copied.
And wait for the patching procedure complete.
6. Copy patched_boot.img from the Download directory of internal storage to PC.
7. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and execute following commands:
You gave wrong code for booting patched boot.img
It should be as
FASTBOOT FLASH BOOT PATCED_BOOT.IMG
It will permanently root the android pie
You gave the FASTBOOT code only for booting
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Hey can i use patched boot image on my official update of pie or which version is able to use of magisk?
Emmykay223 said:
Hey can i use patched boot image on my official update of pie or which version is able to use of magisk?
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You can use the same procedure as hilarious calyx have said in the post
But the FASTBOOT command should be as
FASTBOOT flash boot patched_boot.img
It will permanently root your android
Magisk 17.1 is working
Or you can also flash official twrp available at twrp website and from there you can directly flash magisk 17.1 zip
vineet09i said:
You can use the same procedure as hilarious calyx have said in the post
But the FASTBOOT command should be as
FASTBOOT flash boot patched_boot.img
It will permanently root your android
Magisk 17.1 is working
Or you can also flash official twrp available at twrp website and from there you can directly flash magisk 17.1 zip
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Yes but twrp is not booting on my pie build because it is showing "failed to find device for partition system" and i am unable to apply update through sd card or through adb i don't know why so i am thinking to follow this steps hope it will work.
vineet09i said:
You can use the same procedure as hilarious calyx have said in the post
But the FASTBOOT command should be as
FASTBOOT flash boot patched_boot.img
It will permanently root your android
Magisk 17.1 is working
Or you can also flash official twrp available at twrp website and from there you can directly flash magisk 17.1 zip
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Why any module is not installing by magisk it's showing me unable to extract, i followed each and every steps as mentioned above and rooted my Nokia 6 again but it's not installing any module what's the reason behind it?
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Introduction
This thread is dedicated to newbies and rooting, so if you're familiar with the whole procedure, you're done
Just ask questions about every step and you'll receive help!
Downloads
TWRP Installer ZIP and TWRP IMG for Android 9/10: https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7/development/recovery-unofficial-twrp-recovery-t3932943
TWRP for Android 11(including instructions, thank's to @Nebrassy ): https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/recovery-11-unofficial-teamwin-recovery-project.4289455/
TWRP Installer ZIP = For example twrp-3.4.0-10-guacamole-unified-installer-mauronofrio.zip
TWRP IMG = For example twrp-3.4.0-10--guacamole-unified-Q-mauronofrio.img
Check for Pie or Q TWRP IMG! If you have Android Pie, choose Pie TWRP IMG, if you have Android Q, choose Q TWRP IMG.
The TWRP Installer ZIP works on Android Pie(9)/Q(10)
Magisk ZIP: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
Hints
If you need to update TWRP or Magisk, always keep older versions of both in hand(Magisk canary or beta may have issues)
Remove your lockscreen protection which also removes encryption to prebvent mounting issues within TWRP
Before proceeding
Your Windows PC should already recognized your device with the USB cable
Use an USB cable provided with the phone
Make sure your Windows Explorer is set up to have file extensions enabled to avoid file name issues
This process will FORMAT/WIPE/DELETE your internal storage and every file of your phone, so please back it off your device at first!
Also keep a boot.img from your current system in place if anything went wrong so you can flash it via fastboot, see "Rooting without TWRP" for how to get it.
Rooting with TWRP (Android 9/10)
Steps for unlocked bootloader with TWRP AND Root(Magisk)
1. Follow this guide to unlock your Oneplus 7 bootloader(wipes everything on your device, works for OP7 pro and OP7): https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79741564&postcount=2.
2. Your phones bootloader is now unlocked, leave the phone plugged to your PC
3. Make sure you have enabled USB-Debugging and Advanced Reboot under developer options(see step 1 how to enable it all) again after the first boot of the wiped device, since this gets reset
4. Copy the latest "TWRP installer ZIP" and "Magisk ZIP" to the phones internal storage.
5. Copy the "TWRP IMG" to the "platform-tools" folder from step 1.
6. Open command window or PowerShell window again if you did not closed it before within the "platform-tools" folder from step 1
7. Type
Code:
adb devices
to see if your device is connected and recognized sucessfully by your PC.
8. Type
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
to reboot to fastboot mode.
9. Type
Code:
fastboot boot recoveryimgfilename.img
to temporary boot TWRP, where recoveryimgfilename.img is the name of your downloaded TWRP *.img file, so watch your file name!.
10. Enter your screen lock PIN within TWRP if you have set it up before.
11. Allow modifications.
12. Now you have temporary booted twrp recovery. To make it stick permanently you need to flash the "TWRP installer ZIP" from your phones storage from step 4.
13. Hit "install" and navigate to the "TWRP installer ZIP" file and select it for installation(dont boot the system now!).
14. Go back and flash "Magisk ZIP" the same way as for TWRP Zip otherwise your device will not boot!
15. Thats all, you can unplug the USB cable and boot the device to your system. Your device is now bootloader unlocked with TWRP and Magisk:highfive:
Steps for unlocked bootloader with TWRP WITHOUT Root(Magisk)
1. Follow this guide to unlock your Oneplus 7 bootloader(wipes everything on your device, works for OP7 pro and OP7): https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79741564&postcount=2.
2. Your phones bootloader is now unlocked, leave the phone plugged to your PC
3. Make sure you have enabled USB-Debugging and Advanced Reboot under developer options(see step 1 how to enable it all) again after the first boot of the wiped device, since this gets reset
4. Copy the latest "TWRP IMG" to the phones internal storage.
5. Copy the latest "TWRP IMG" to the "platform-tools" folder from step 1.
6. Open command window or PowerShell window again if you did not closed it before within the "platform-tools" folder from step 1
7. Type
Code:
adb devices
to see if your device is connected and recognized sucessfully by your PC.
8. Type
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
to reboot to fastboot mode.
9. Type
Code:
fastboot boot recoveryimgfilename.img
to temporary boot TWRP, where recoveryimgfilename.img is the name of your downloaded TWRP *.img file, so watch your file name!.
10. Enter your screen lock PIN within TWRP if you have set it up before.
11. Allow modifications.
12. Now you have temporary booted twrp recovery. To make it stick permanently you need to flash the "TWRP IMG" from your phones storage from step 4
13. Navigate to advanced menu within TWRP, click on "Install Recovery Ramdisk" and select the "TWRP IMG". This will patch the boot image which does Magisk otherwise.
14. Thats all, you can unplug the USB cable and boot the device to your system. Your device is now bootloader unlocked with TWRP:highfive:
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Rooting without TWRP (Android 9/10/11)
Also useful to get stock recovery and kernel --> Recovery is within boot.img on A/B devices like OP7
Refer here for unlocking the bootloader.
1. Download the payload dumper tool to your PC from here and extract it
2. Download the FULL OxygenOS Rom zip(The version your phone is running) and extract the payload.bin
3. Put payload.bin to "payload_input" folder o the extracted tool
4. Run payload_dumper.exe from the tool's folder
5. Extracted img files are in "payload_output" folder
6. Now you have your own boot.img for your Rom
7. Copy it to your phone
8. Patch the boot.img with Magisk directly on your device: Magisk Manager App -> hit install after your Magisk version -> hit "Select and Patch a file"
9. Copy the patched boot.img (it should be in the Download folder of your device named something like "magisk_patched-22100_bjjRn.img") back to your PC
10. Reboot your device to fastboot
11. Flash the patched magisk_patched-22100_bjjRn.img
Code:
fastboot flash boot_a magisk_patched-22100_bjjRn.img
fastboot flash boot_b magisk_patched-22100_bjjRn.img
12. Reboot your device. Now you have your phone rooted without the need of TWRP (Check with Magisk Manager App)
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Update your rooted OxygenOS (Android 9/10)Steps for UPDATE OxygenOS via OTA and keep unlocked bootloader, TWRP, Root(Magisk)
1. [OPTIONAL, but highly recommended]Backup everything in case of issues!
2. Go to Magisk Manager App and uninstall all modules
2.1 [Optional]: For some modules(read those instructions) you should do an reboot now, then proceed
3. Go to Android settings -> system -> system update and hit "Download & Install Now", don't reboot yet!
4. (not for Android 11)Flash "TWRP ZIP" within Magisk Manager App like a Module: Magisk Manager App -> Menu -> Modules "+". This installs TWRP to both a/b partitions.
5. Install Magisk via Magisk Manager App again: Magisk Manager App -> hit install after your Magisk version -> hit "install to inactive slot"
6. Reboot your device
7. Reinstall your Magisk Modules(maybe a reboot is necessary)
Your device is now updated via OTA and you keep TWRP and Root:highfive:
Steps for UPDATE OxygenOS via local upgrade and keep unlocked bootloader, TWRP, Root(Magisk)
1. [OPTIONAL, but highly recommended]Backup everything in case of issues!
2. Download the full rom zip file and place it into the root folder of your storage(/storage/emulated/0)
3. Go to Magisk Manager App and uninstall all modules
2.1 [Optional]: For some modules(read those instructions) you should do an reboot now, then proceed
4. Go to Android settings -> system -> system update and hit gear icon top right -> local upgrade, don't reboot yet!
5. (not for Android 11)Flash "TWRP ZIP" within Magisk Manager App like a Module: Magisk Manager App -> Menu -> Modules "+". This installs TWRP to both a/b partitions.
6. Install Magisk via Magisk Manager App again: Magisk Manager App -> hit install after your Magisk version ->hit "install to inactive slot"
7. Reboot your device
8. Reinstall your Magisk Modules(maybe a reboot is necessary)
Your device is now updated via local upgrade and you keep TWRP and Root:highfive:
If you have any issues, just feel free to ask!
@strongst you should maybe write in your guide that magisk flash is a must! Without phone won't boot if it's stock.
There are a lot of people who wanna flash TWRP without magisk. I don't know why they do that it makes no sense for me.
Kollachi said:
@strongst you should maybe write in your guide that magisk flash is a must! Without phone won't boot if it's stock.
There are a lot of people who wanna flash TWRP without magisk. I don't know why they do that it makes no sense for me.
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I made it a little bit more clear, thanks, that's an common issue across several devices and requested often enough
Thank you for the quick tutorial. For me it looks very similar to the procedure with the OnePlus 5, am I right?
Does this indicate, that an EFS Backup is also to create the same way? https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/how-to/oneplus-5-unlock-bootloader-flash-twrp-t3624877
BR
Axel
AxelM said:
Thank you for the quick tutorial. For me it looks very similar to the procedure with the OnePlus 5, am I right?
Does this indicate, that an EFS Backup is also to create the same way? https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/how-to/oneplus-5-unlock-bootloader-flash-twrp-t3624877
BR
Axel
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There's something different after unlocking the bootloader(which is the same). Twrp and magisk installation is different due to treble.
For EFS you can backup with twrp or local terminal
dd if=/dev/block/sdf2 of=/sdcard/modemst1.bin bs=512
Thanks for the guide, my OnePlus 7 came with 9.5.5 and I want to clean flash to the latest 9.5.8. I have already unlocked the bootloader, boot into TWRP and installed TWRP, are these the correct steps to flash 9.5.8 as I'm confused with the A/B partition?
1. Wipe data, cache, system and internal storage
2. Flash 9.5.8 signed flashable zip
3. Flash kernel and Magisk or the other way round?
Camack said:
Thanks for the guide, my OnePlus 7 came with 9.5.5 and I want to clean flash to the latest 9.5.8. I have already unlocked the bootloader, boot into TWRP and installed TWRP, are these the correct steps to flash 9.5.8 as I'm confused with the A/B partition?
1. Wipe data, cache, system
2. Flash 9.5.8 signed flashable zip
3. Flash kernel and Magisk or the other way round?
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1. Wipe data, cache, system and internal storage
2. Flash 9.5.8 signed flashable zip with current twrp
3. Flash twrp installer zip with current twrp
4. Flash magisk zip with current twrp
5. Reboot
Make sure not to FORMAT internal data, otherwise you wipe the files you want to flash as it formats sdcard
strongst said:
1. Wipe data, cache, system and internal storage
2. Flash 9.5.8 signed flashable zip with current twrp
3. Flash twrp installer zip with current twrp
4. Flash magisk zip with current twrp
5. Reboot
Make sure not to FORMAT internal data, otherwise you wipe the files you want to flash as it formats sdcard
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Thanks, so I boot into TWRP first and then do step 1 and 2? Also, which step should I flash custom kernel?
Camack said:
Thanks, so I boot into TWRP first and then do step 1 and 2? Also, which step should I flash custom kernel?
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You need to do all steps. I recommend to flash the custom kernel when you've sucessfully booted the device at first.
Hi, a new OP7 User here. I wanted to know how can i keep my data decrypted? i have installed TWRP but i want to decrypt my data and also keep it the same after updated newer updates. Is it possible? I was able to do it on my OP3T, so wanted to know if its possible on OP7 as well
murti52 said:
Hi, a new OP7 User here. I wanted to know how can i keep my data decrypted? i have installed TWRP but i want to decrypt my data and also keep it the same after updated newer updates. Is it possible? I was able to do it on my OP3T, so wanted to know if its possible on OP7 as well
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This should work https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/universal-dm-verity-forceencrypt-t3817389
strongst said:
This should work https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/universal-dm-verity-forceencrypt-t3817389
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I think i messed up real bad, now when iam booting the phone, a message comes, your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and will not boot.
murti52 said:
I think i messed up real bad, now when iam booting the phone, a message comes, your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and will not boot.
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That message is the bootloader unlocked warning and comes every time as soon as you unlocked the bootloader.
Flashing DM verity patch can only be done when you format internal storage which wipes everything of your internal storage. You can't "decrypt" your existing data permanently with this.
strongst said:
That message is the bootloader unlocked warning and comes every time as soon as you unlocked the bootloader.
Flashing DM verity patch can only be done when you format internal storage which wipes everything of your internal storage. You can't "decrypt" your existing data permanently with this.
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No, this is not the same, i can't even go to fastboot or anything, it's hardbricked.
murti52 said:
No, this is not the same, i can't even go to fastboot or anything, it's hardbricked.
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If you have really bricked it: https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7/how-to/op7-unbrick-tool-to-restore-device-to-t3954325
strongst said:
If you have really bricked it: https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7/how-to/op7-unbrick-tool-to-restore-device-to-t3954325
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Sadly it didn't worked, as phone doesn't gets detected on pc, keeps on rebooting. Gave it to service center and they are also not able to solve it ??. So a replacement for me ?
Edit : i think the force decryption was the culprit. When i rebooted, system was crashing. Op3t had its specific force decrypt file, not a general one, So i think as the development moves forward, op7 will also get it's own. Hoping the best ?
murti52 said:
Sadly it didn't worked, as phone doesn't gets detected on pc, keeps on rebooting. Gave it to service center and they are also not able to solve it ??. So a replacement for me ?
Edit : i think the force decryption was the culprit. When i rebooted, system was crashing. Op3t had its specific force decrypt file, not a general one, So i think as the development moves forward, op7 will also get it's own. Hoping the best ?
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This file also works on OP7 pro, so it should also work on normal op7. I think the issue comes from something other.
strongst said:
This file also works on OP7 pro, so it should also work on normal op7. I think the issue comes from something other.
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Then there must be some issue with my flashing sequence. Btw, The service centre repaired the issue and i have rooted it and using bluespark with stock rom. I'll give the zip another try later on when a new update comes. Thanks for the help
I believe the default file system is ext4, is there any benefits changing it to f2fs?
Jacckz said:
I believe the default file system is ext4, is there any benefits changing it to f2fs?
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A good and quick overview and comparison with oneplus 7 pro https://sparrowsnews.com/2019/08/13/difference-between-f2fs-and-ext4-file-system/
If you install twrp recovery then it is very easy to install magisk manager.
just go on your twrp recovery mode
Select advanced and select install root.
Reboot your Phone .
See magisk manager install successfully.
Any help about mi cc9 magisk manager just coment here. I will be ready for replay just like you want.
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Or Download this file and install through twrp recovery.
Latest stable magisk manager zip [flash file]
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j6EWKPt1ZNzW7QgtILkgW5xphCzzcKNH/view?usp=drivesdk
Magisk manager apk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Hzvi5f2bZcUPyzWx-ETfqZanQjLCJHGq/view?usp=drivesdk
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I've installed magisk without twrp, just follow guide online. No need specific software because 7zip can extract boot.img easily from update file. After that install magisk manager app on phone, select install - patch own boot file, copy modified file to pc again, reboot into bootloader, flash modified boot.img and reboot.
eidrag said:
I've installed magisk without twrp, just follow guide online. No need specific software because 7zip can extract boot.img easily from update file. After that install magisk manager app on phone, select install - patch own boot file, copy modified file to pc again, reboot into bootloader, flash modified boot.img and reboot.
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I need unlock BL to flash the modded boot.img?
RazrBR said:
I need unlock BL to flash the modded boot.img?
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Yes, first unlock BL to be able to enter fastboot mode. Apply to unlock bootloader with Mi account, please follow guide on how to unlock the bootloader.
eidrag said:
I've installed magisk without twrp, just follow guide online. No need specific software because 7zip can extract boot.img easily from update file. After that install magisk manager app on phone, select install - patch own boot file, copy modified file to pc again, reboot into bootloader, flash modified boot.img and reboot.
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Hi. Did you do these passages also on MIUI 12? Because I installed Magisk app, but it showed Ramdisk: no, and now I don't know if I should install it in recovery partition or not
there's twrp and orangefox that can be used for cc9 meitu/vela. Unlock bootloader, enable adb, flash custom recovery by fastboot. After that use custom recovery to install magisk. I'm sorry I don't use cc9 anymore since last weekend because miui12 notification and permission is too aggressive, have to restart app everytime so that can get contact info.