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[Resolved] Need help to root

Hy
Im a new member
i need help to root my huawei nova smart
i unlock bootloader and frp but I can not find one recovery.img for my phone.
my device version is "DIG-L01" android 6 marshmallow emui 4.1
Thanks in advance
(sorry for my english but I'm italian)

Have you tried the official twrp app ? It's available on play store.

Hi7m3up said:
Have you tried the official twrp app ? It's available on play store.
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yes but on this app not exist twrp for huawei nova smart
and i search twrp fot root my device

If you want only root, you can use CF autoroot, the easiest method which is easier than Oneclickroot or Kingo

MilkOreo said:
If you want only root, you can use CF autoroot, the easiest method which is easier than Oneclickroot or Kingo
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I tried but the root for my device is not available on these apps

When i rooted my sony m5 i flashed a supersu modified boot.img with adb fastboot beacause i couldn't get the zip to take through twrp don't know if that is something that you could look into ?
I do have a copy if it turn's out that img is universal

Hi7m3up said:
When i rooted my sony m5 i flashed a supersu modified boot.img with adb fastboot beacause i couldn't get the zip to take through twrp don't know if that is something that you could look into ?
I do have a copy if it turn's out that img is universal
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ok i can try to do it,but....
1.is it safe?
2.where can I find boot.img
3.is there a guide?

As i said i don't know if this is a generic boot.img or if it is or if it is brand or firmware specific you would need to do a bit of investigating to find out, What i can tell you is that this patch contain's supersu with a drm key fix(you know the key's stored in your bootloader) incorporated in it i have successfully used it on a sony m5(e5603).
The choice is your's whether to try it or not.
If you choose to use it here is a quick guide..
1.Download this file here
2.connect your phone to your pc make sure usb debugging is swiched on
3.put the boot.img file into the same folder as your adb and fastboot.exe files are
4.Rename it to boot.img to simplify thing's
5.Right click on an empty space inside your adb fastboot folder and select open command window here
6.When your command window opens input this command adb devices you should now see your phone's serial number
7.Once your phone is connected in command prompt write adb reboot bootloader
8.Once your phone is in bootloader mode then in command prompt write fastboot devices you should now see your device serial number
9.In command prompt write this command fastboot flash boot boot.img then press return and wait till process finishes (any problem's remember to rename the .img file to boot.img or alter the command in command prompt)
10.In command prompt write this command fastboot reboot ( or just restart your phone normally)
If successful when your phone has started you should now have the supersu app installed and phone rooted with the drm key's fix working(if you saved your drm key's before unlocking your bootloader you can safely copy them back at this point)
Obviously i can't be held responsible for any damage done Yahda,Yahda,Yada ect.
Make sure OEM unlock is at the switched on position before the next reboot (it should already be switched on)
We are all big boy's and girl's and as such we make decisions all by our selves including whether to follow this guide or not
Use this guide for educational purposes only.
Good luck...

Hi7m3up said:
As i said i don't know if this is a generic boot.img or if it is or if it is brand or firmware specific you would need to do a bit of investigating to find out, What i can tell you is that this patch contain's supersu with a drm key fix(you know the key's stored in your bootloader) incorporated in it i have successfully used it on a sony m5(e5603).
The choice is your's whether to try it or not.
If you choose to use it here is a quick guide..
1.Download this file here
2.connect your phone to your pc make sure usb debugging is swiched on
3.put the boot.img file into the same folder as your adb and fastboot.exe files are
4.Rename it to boot.img to simplify thing's
5.Right click on an empty space inside your adb fastboot folder and select open command window here
6.When your command window opens input this command adb devices you should now see your phone's serial number
7.Once your phone is connected in command prompt write adb reboot bootloader
8.Once your phone is in bootloader mode then in command prompt write fastboot devices you should now see your device serial number
9.In command prompt write this command fastboot flash boot boot.img then press return and wait till process finishes (any problem's remember to rename the .img file to boot.img or alter the command in command prompt)
10.In command prompt write this command fastboot reboot ( or just restart your phone normally)
If successful when your phone has started you should now have the supersu app installed and phone rooted with the drm key's fix working(if you saved your drm key's before unlocking your bootloader you can safely copy them back at this point)
Obviously i can't be held responsible for any damage done Yahda,Yahda,Yada ect.
Make sure OEM unlock is at the switched on position before the next reboot (it should already be switched on)
We are all big boy's and girl's and as such we make decisions all by our selves including whether to follow this guide or not
Use this guide for educational purposes only.
Good luck...
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I tried this method but it did not work, fortunately I had the file boot.img stock and I restored it, thanks anyway for the guide at this point I'll wait to find the twrp file edited for my device or that will add the root on some kind of apps (kingoroot, kingroot, oniclick ....)

[GUIDE] ROOT Tecno Pop 2 Android Devices By Using Magisk Manager (B1)

[GUIDE] ROOT Tecno Pop 2 Android Devices By Using Magisk Manager (B1)
Disclaimer:
Rooting May Void Your Device Warranty.So Make a Backup of Your Data and ROM.
Make Sure your Phone at-least 50% Charge to Prevent accidental Shut Down During The Rooting process.
Download Files:
Root Files For Tecno Pop 2 (B1)
Magisk Manager
Platform tools/adb Fastboot tools
Note: Scatter File also included for Mediatek Phone.You Can use SP Flash tools to Install it but Some Devices Require Custom DA File to Work.
How to Root Tecno Pop 2
First of all We Need to Setup adb Fastboot tools/Platform tools So Download From above and extract the zip File.
Now Download and Extract Root Files file Inside the adb tools Folder.
Switch off Phone and together Press Volume Down and Power button it Will boot it in fastboot Mod.
Then Connect Phone to PC using the usb cable.
Now open CMD in the adb tools Folder and type below Code.
Check Device by Sending below Command:
fastboot devices
Send below Command For unlock bootloader
fastboot oem unlock
if fail
fastboot flashing unlock
Sending below Command For flash Boot
fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
fastboot reboot
after Switch on Install Magisk Manager.You can See everything in Green. That’s it Your Phone Successfully Rooted.
Have any Question leave a Comment We will be happy to help You..
Method 2:
Download and extract Root Files From above
Rename Patched_boot.img to boot.img
Run SP Flash tools and Select Scatter File From Root Folder
Now on Download Section Select Download Only
boot.img File is automatically Loaded under boot.section if Not then Double Click on it and Select boot.img File From root folder
Now Click Download and Connect Your Phone Switched off mode.
wait until Success. Done
Switch On Phone and Install magisk manager to operate Root Permission.

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SacredDeviL666.

[Guide] Root Xgody Y28 with Magisk (MT6580) and dump stock rom

I am making the following guide because root guides for the Xgody phones are pretty hard to come by, and documentation is sparse. Enjoy.
First, you will need to setup adb and fastboot on your pc. Download Minimal ADB and Fastboot here. If your PC doesn't find drivers for "adb interface", download MTK adb drivers here, and install it by updating the driver for adb interface in device manager.
Now you will need to boot up your phone, go to about phone -> build number -> tap seven times. Head back to settings home, go to dev options, and enable usb debugging, then connect phone to pc. Open minimal adb and fastboot, and verify that the phone is connected by running "adb devices" command. If you see unauthorized next to the phone's serial, then you need to allow access on your phone in the window that has popped up.
Next step is to unlock the bootloader, so that the phone boots with the Magisk patched boot image we will be flashing later on. In developer options, you will now need to check "oem unlocking". Now in adb, type "adb reboot bootloader". Screen should go black, and "fastboot mode" text should appear on screen. Quick Note - Only boot to fastboot using this method. Shutting down the phone by selecting power off in the power menu and then holding the key combo to get into fastboot will cause the oem unlocking switch to flip back to off, and the next step will fail. Thus, make sure to use the adb command to reboot to fastboot mode. Don't know why this is, but it seems to be some sort of lousy anti-unlock protection by the Chinese devs.
Now in fastboot mode, type "fastboot devices" on your PC. you should see the device serial and "fastboot" next to it. If you do not, check device manager again. If you see an unknown device such as "Android" you will need to again install the driver through device manager. However, this time select "bootloader interface", as you are installing for fastboot mode.
Once you see the device in fastboot, you can proceed to unlock the bootloader. Type "fastboot oem unlock". Check the phone, and accept the warning about unlocking bootloader. Now the command should finish and bootloader should be unlocked. Reboot to system with "fastboot reboot". You will see "erasing" as the phone resets, and then it will boot into Android.
Now you are ready to grab your boot.img. We will need to patch this file with Magisk to obtain root access. To obtain the boot.img, you will need to make a full backup of your phone's rom using SP Flash Tool. A detailed guide here is available to guide you through the process. You can grab the VCOM driver and sp flash tool at https://spflashtool.com/. To follow the above guide, you will need to know the cpu and flash memory type. If you didn't know already, the Xgody Y28 is running on an MT6580 and uses EMMC memory.
You can also obtain a copy of the stock rom here - https://mega.nz/#!6vB0gKSK!RJ9SZ3q-Zp33ZYMjTk42A7cgeubvq-W2C4G7Ln4y8Bo However, I recommend making a backup of your own stock rom instead, as that is the safest option. The rom here may differ slightly differ from your phone's and cause issues. Unlikely, but still a good idea to use your own backup.
Either way, you now have a backup of the Y28's stock rom. We now need the boot.img. Connect your phone to your pc, and on the phone, select media device (MTP). This will allow you to copy files to the phone from your pc. Find your boot.img, and copy it to your phone. It doesn't matter where, just put it in an easy to reach location in your internal storage. Next, you will also need to copy over the Magisk Manager apk to your phone. Download it here. Click on "Latest Magisk Manager". Save the apk, and then copy it to your phone as well.
Next on your phone, open your file manager. Find the Magisk Manager apk, and install it. Note that the next part requires you have an internet connection, as Magisk Manager needs to connect to github to download the magisk zip to patch your boot.img with.
Now open the Magisk Manager you just installed. hit install, and select patch. Find your boot.img and select it. After the process is complete, exit Magisk Manager, and find the magisk-patched.img on your phone that magisk created.
Connect your phone to pc again, and copy the patched boot image to your pc. On your PC, navigate to the folder containing your stock rom, and rename boot.img to boot-original.img. Now, copy the magisk-patched.img to the stock rom folder. Rename magisk-patched.img to boot.img.
Next you will need SP Flash Tool. open it up, and select the android-mt6580-scatter.txt in the scatter-loading file. A list of flashable partitions will load once the scatter file is processed. Uncheck all except the boot.img (as this is the only one we want flashed) Now hit download, and connect your phone to your pc. Make sure the phone is turned off, and the battery is removed before connecting to PC. The SP Flash Tool will then flash the boot.img to the phone. Once complete, you can close the program, and unplug your phone.
Boot your phone back up, and open up Magisk Manager. It should now say Magisk is installed.
Congratulations! If you have successfully followed the steps above, you now have a rooted phone.

RCA Voyager III (RCT6973W43MD) Root Using Magisk_Manager and Stock Boot Image

First I want to say that I'm not a developer nor in any way an expert and I'm sure that will be apparent as you read my post. I was able to root my Voyager III tablet by reading and following the work of people like diplomatic and topjohnwu, and using the products of their work. I looked everywhere for a specific root method for this little tablet but could never find one. The fact is there has always been a method since topjohnwu's Magisk_Manager's ability to patch stock boot images and re-pack them for use in your specific MTK-based phone or tablet. It just hasn't been obvious that the RCT6973W43MD Android 7.0 was a candidate for that root process...at least not to me. In any case, this is what I did to achieve root. But first...
**Do these steps at your own risk. They worked for me but I won't be responsible for any damage you do to your phone or tablet**
Unlock Bootloader
1. In your tablet, enable Developer Options by going to Settings> About Tablet> Build number. Press "Build number" 7 times to reveal "Developer options." Press Back button to see and enter "Developer options." Enable "OEM Unlock." While you're there, enable "USB Debugging," disable "Automatic system updates" and "Verify apps over USB." Also make sure "Install Apps from Unknown Sources" is enabled.
2. Using adb, after your device is recognized, type:
adb reboot fastboot
fastboot flash oem unlock
fastboot reboot
Your bootloader should now be unlocked. On your boot screen it will say, "Orange State." (never try to re-lock the bootloader because that will put your device into "red state" which is very bad. You've been warned!)
Extract Your Tablet's Boot.img file using MTK-su
1. You need the boot.img file of your specific ROM to allow Magisk_Manager to patch it...in order that Magisk may be installed as superuser. What better place to get that file than your own device? Use diplomatic's MTK-su exploit to gain temporary superuser access to your tablet's root file system. Your boot.img file can be found in /dev.
2. Still superuser under MTK-su, copy the boot.img file to your sd card in at least two locations. The reason for this is to make sure you can easily find it later when you've left MTK-su's root shell. Something like this should work...
cd /dev
cp bootimg /storage/emulated/0
cp bootimg /storage/emulated/0/Download
**Note** In /dev your boot.img file is named "bootimg". When you copy (paste) it to your sd card it will appear as "boot.img".
Patch Your Tablet's Boot.img file with Magisk_Manager
1. Download Magisk_Manager v7.5.1 apk and install on your tablet. Patch your boot.img file. Press Install . Install> "Select and Patch a file". Navigate to your boot.img file and select it. Wait a few seconds for the patching to start and note the location of the newly patched boot image named magisk_patched.img. Flashing this personalized boot image will allow you to install Magisk v20.4.
2. Now using adb and MTK-su again, start a root shell and find the magisk_patched.img file and copy it also in at least two places to make it easy to find and later transfer to your desktop. My experience was that I copied it to my sd card but couldn't find it when i left the root shell and tried to get it onto my desktop. The point is that you want the file in a directory that your desktop file manager can access. I'm a noob so I made a few copies of it.
At this point it might also be a good idea to review topjohnwu's Magisk boot-patching thread here to glean any information that may apply to the Voyager 3, although that tablet is not mentioned by name
3. On your computer using adb fastboot:
adb reboot fastboot
fastboot flash boot /path/to/magisk_patched.img
fastboot reboot
4. Download Magisk.20.4.zip and install it from your tablet's recovery or via adb. You should now be rooted and the Manager app should show both Magisk_Manager and Magisk superuser installed. I know there's probably easier ways to do this, and lots of shortcuts, but this is what worked for me.

akonobi said:
First I want to say that I'm not a developer nor in any way an expert and I'm sure that will be apparent as you read my post. I was able to root my Voyager III tablet by reading and following the work of people like diplomatic and topjohnwu, and using the products of their work. I looked everywhere for a specific root method for this little tablet but could never find one. The fact is there has always been a method since topjohnwu's Magisk_Manager's ability to patch stock boot images and re-pack them for use in your specific MTK-based phone or tablet. It just hasn't been obvious that the RCT6973W43MD Android 7.0 was a candidate for that root process...at least not to me. In any case, this is what I did to achieve root. But first...
**Do these steps at your own risk. They worked for me but I won't be responsible for any damage you do to your phone or tablet**
Unlock Bootloader
1. In your tablet, enable Developer Options by going to Settings> About Tablet> Build number. Press "Build number" 7 times to reveal "Developer options." Press Back button to see and enter "Developer options." Enable "OEM Unlock." While you're there, enable "USB Debugging," disable "Automatic system updates" and "Verify apps over USB."
2. Using adb, after your device is recognized, type:
adb reboot fastboot
fastboot flash oem unlock
fastboot reboot
Your bootloader should now be unlocked. On your boot screen it will say, "Orange State." (never try to re-lock the bootloader because that will put your device into "red state" which is very bad. You've been warned!)
Extract Your Tablet's Boot.img file using MTK-su
1. You need the boot.img file of your specific ROM to allow Magisk_Manager to patch it...in order that Magisk may be installed as superuser. What better place to get that file than your own device? Use diplomatic's MTK-su exploit to gain temporary superuser access to your tablet's root file system. Your boot.img file can be found in /dev.
2. Still superuser under MTK-su, copy the boot.img file to your sdcard in at least two locations. The reason for this is to make sure you can easily find it later when you've left MTK-su's root shell. Something like this should work...
cd /dev
cp bootimg /storage/emulated/0
cp bootimg /storage/emulated/0/Download
**Note** In /dev your boot.img file is named "bootimg". When you copy (paste) it to your sd card it will appear as "boot.img".
Patch Your Tablet's Boot.img file with Magisk_Manager
1. Download Magisk_Manager v7.5.1 apk and install on your tablet. Patch your boot.img file. Press Install . Install> "Select and Patch a file". Navigate to your boot.img file and select it. Wait a few seconds for the patching to start and note the location of the newly patched boot image named magisk_patched.img. Flashing this personalized boot image will allow you to install Magisk v20.4.
2. Now using adb and MTK-su again, start a root shell and find the magisk_patched.img file and copy it also in at least two places to make it easy to find and later transfer to your desktop. My experience was that I copied it to my sd card but couldn't find it when i left the root shell and tried to get it onto my desktop. The point is that you want the file in a directory that your desktop file manager can access. I'm a noob so I made a few copies of it.
At this point it might also be a good idea to review topjohnwu's Magisk boot-patching thread here to glean any information that may apply to the Voyager 3, although that tablet is not mentioned by name.
3. On your computer using adb fastboot:
adb reboot fastboot
fastboot flash boot /path/to/magisk_patched.img
fastboot reboot
4. Download Magisk.20.4.zip and install it from your tablet's recovery or via adb. You should now be rooted and the Manager app should show both Magisk_Manager and Magisk superuser installed. I know there's probably easier ways to do this, and lots of shortcuts, but this is what worked for me.
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I know the above is not as clear as I would like to make it, and I invite others to refine the method so that people can easily follow it. But the fact is that it works. I've duplicated it after mistakenly factory-resetting my device. I tested it using Fx File Explorer which now has been granted superuser powers. I'll post photos soon to prove root status. Again please feel free to add to, detract from, or in any way help to make my explanation more accurate and concise. Of course all credit goes to the guys who made the tools I used, @topjohnwu and @diplomatic.
The overall thrust of what I've tried to describe is 1) patch your own boot.img file with Magisk_Manager and flash it to your bootloader and 2) load Magisk superuser app in the now friendlier boot environment to obtain root. That's it.

I've been doing taxes lately...years of taxes, but I finally read up on posting images so here. Not exactly like I wanted them to post, but it does the job.

Also it is very important that you do not upgrade MagiskSU within MagiskManager. Flash any updates through your recovery. If by chance you try updating through MagiskManager your root will be gone and if in bootloop you will have to wipe device and start again with the step of extracting your boot.img.

Also, remember to check which processor your tablet has before you try modifying it. RCA came out with many, many confusingly similar part numbers. Only some of them have MTK processors with others being (at the very least) Intel or Rockchip.

How To Guide Root any RealMe phone without TWRP

IMPORTANT
Rooting can break your phone. Do this at your own risk.
Intro
This guide explains how you can root any RealMe Android phone without installing a custom recovery like TWRP. It's possible by downloading the firmware image that is installed on your phone, extracting boot IMG file, patching the boot IMG file with Magisk and flashing the patched boot IMG file.
Requirements
Bootloader unlocked
A PC (Linux, Mac or Windows) with adb-fastboot
USB cable
Magisk stable Apk (attached)
Matching firmware file
OFP file extracter (attached)
How to
Back-up your phone with a tool or Google back-up
Unlock the bootloader (wipes all data on your phone)
Unlock RealMe GT Neo 2 bootloader guide
Download the firmware that is installed on your phone:
- https://wootje.stackstorage.com
- https://androidmtk.com/category/download
-https://realmerom.net/all-realme-models
- https://www.mobileguru4.com/flash-file-download
- https://firmwarefile.com
- https://www.gadgetsdr.com
Extract the "boot.img" file from the OFP file with the tool in the attachment
Copy the boot IMG file to your phone
Copy Magisk APK to your phone
(you will find Magisk in the attachment)
Install Magisk on your phone using the APK you copied
Open Magisk on your phone
Install Magisk (button in the app) and patch the “boot IMG” file you just copied
Get the files for ADB (platform-tools)
https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools
Copy the patched “boot IMG” file to the “adb” folder on your pc and rename it to “boot.img”
Enable USB debugging on the phone:
a) Settings » About » Tap “Build” until you a message appears you are a developer
b) Settings » Advanced » Developer » USB debugging
Open a CMD window in the “adb” folder (Windows):
a) Press the “Windows botton”
b) Type "cmd"
c) Click "Command Prompt"
d) Type "cd /d <path to directory with adb.exe file – i.e. c:\myfolder\adb>"
Start the phone in “fastboot” mode:
a) Turn the phone off
b) Press the "volume-up" button and connect the USB cable at the same time
Install the USB drivers
https://androidmtk.com/realme-usb-driver
https://realmerom.net/realme-mobile-phones-usb-driver-latest/
Run "fastboot flash boot boot.img" (watch the file name)
Disconnect the cable and turn the phone on
Download "Root Checker" from the Play Store and open it
Tap "Check Root"
A popup will appear to grand root access to the Root Checker app
If a message stating "ROOTED" appears your phone is succesfully rooted
That's it!