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Anyone give me service of Root my mobile Online?
OnePlus 8T ?
I'm teird to Root my mobile, please help
4lielion said:
Hi
Anyone give me service of Root my mobile Online?
OnePlus 8T
I'm teird to Root my mobile, please help
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Hey there,
Try this link: https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-8t/how-to/guide-how-to-root-oneplus8t-kb2001-t4178675
I don't know how this work.
4lielion said:
I don't know how this work.
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Read, then read some more, and then read some more.
There are literally too many threads on how to root this phone.
Sent from my OnePlus8T using XDA Labs
sharkie405 said:
Read, then read some more, and then read some more.
There are literally too many threads on how to root this phone.
Sent from my OnePlus8T using XDA Labs
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Been out of the game for a while. Just a question.
The purpose of python and dumploader is to extract the boot.img?
And then let magisk patch it and flash it via fastboot?
ddaharu said:
Been out of the game for a while. Just a question.
The purpose of python and dumploader is to extract the boot.img?
And then let magisk patch it and flash it via fastboot?
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You can get all ".img" you need, of course including boot.img.
You can also get boot.img by using modified recovery with ADB function.
Like this:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-oneplus-8t-easy-root-for-all-unlocked-variants.4210775/
Not recommend directly flash modified boot.img, try "fastboot boot boot.img" first, if it can successful boot in system, then magsik patch local boot.img. This way you can avoid flash error/broken boot.img.
ULTRAJC said:
You can get all ".img" you need, of course including boot.img.
You can also get boot.img by using modified recovery with ADB function.
Like this:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-oneplus-8t-easy-root-for-all-unlocked-variants.4210775/
Not recommend directly flash modified boot.img, try "fastboot boot boot.img" first, if it can successful boot in system, then magsik patch local boot.img. This way you can avoid flash error/broken boot.img.
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THANKS MAN! THIS PERSON PATCHED THIS boot.img. PROVIDING THAT IT'S THE CORRECT IMAGE, I CAN JUST UNLOCK THE BOOTLOADER AND THEN "fastboot boot boot.img" FOLLOWED BY INSTALLING ON MAGISK AND THAT SHOULD BE IT?
Dopamin3
Sunday at 3:05 AM
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I was able to temporarily boot TWRP to backup the kernel from 11.0.9.9. Instead of a boot.img file it gave a boot.emmc.win but I flashed it back with "fastboot flash boot boot.emmc.win" and it worked fine. I also tested the Magisk patch and it booted with working root access. I have North American KB2005.
Stock 11.0.9.9.KB05AA boot.emmc.win (NA): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LS7ZL9ib9PqszQL_KW_BASQox8nOAKJX/view?usp=sharing
Magisk patched 11.0.9.9.KB05AA boot.img (NA): https://drive.google.com/file/d/15OS1wx7u7P6yc9ggDguWtVm-9Y6s8H1d/view?usp=sharing
ddaharu said:
THANKS MAN! THIS PERSON PATCHED THIS boot.img. PROVIDING THAT IT'S THE CORRECT IMAGE, I CAN JUST UNLOCK THE BOOTLOADER AND THEN "fastboot boot boot.img" FOLLOWED BY INSTALLING ON MAGISK AND THAT SHOULD BE IT?
Dopamin3
Sunday at 3:05 AM
#497
I was able to temporarily boot TWRP to backup the kernel from 11.0.9.9. Instead of a boot.img file it gave a boot.emmc.win but I flashed it back with "fastboot flash boot boot.emmc.win" and it worked fine. I also tested the Magisk patch and it booted with working root access. I have North American KB2005.
Stock 11.0.9.9.KB05AA boot.emmc.win (NA): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LS7ZL9ib9PqszQL_KW_BASQox8nOAKJX/view?usp=sharing
Magisk patched 11.0.9.9.KB05AA boot.img (NA): https://drive.google.com/file/d/15OS1wx7u7P6yc9ggDguWtVm-9Y6s8H1d/view?usp=sharing
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"fastboot boot boot.img" is temporary use the boot.img in your ADBTOOL folder, next reboot will return to ROM boot.img, so after you boot in system, you also need to magisk patch local boot.img before any reboot, and that should be it.
ULTRAJC said:
"fastboot boot boot.img" is temporary use the boot.img in your ADBTOOL folder, next reboot will return to ROM boot.img, so you also need to magisk patch local boot.img before reboot, and that should be it.
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Sorry I'm not sure what you mean.After I do all of that and the phone boots up, go to this area of magisk and patch the same boot.img from ADBTOOL?
Sorry for my limited english…
After the phone boot up, patch the current boot.img like this:
"fastboot boot" command didn't really flash that boot.img, just temporarily boot it once.
I unlocked my bootloader successfully for my IN2019 Verizon edition listed here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-unlock-verizon-oneplus-8-5g-uw-in2019-bootloader.4409377/
But I can't find the Boot.img for my build number 11.IN67CD - Does anyone know where I can find this? I could boot any of the TWRP versions successfully.
Do you need to root it? Sideload a Magisk .zip instead.
www.windows11xda.sa/arabiasaudit
i already rotted the device with android 11
original is boot file and patched magisk delta boot file down bellow
those file for same as instantnoodlev_15_O.01_210110 OP8 Verizon 11.IN67CD
to flash just reboot device into fastboot mode and then open Minimal ADB and Fastboot and follow the command bellow after unlocking bootloader
fastboot devices
fastboot flash boot (drag the file into command)
fastboot reboot
done
thank me later
T_A_Z_202 said:
i already rotted the device with android 11
original is boot file and patched magisk delta boot file down bellow
those file for same as instantnoodlev_15_O.01_210110 OP8 Verizon 11.IN67CD
to flash just reboot device into fastboot mode and then open Minimal ADB and Fastboot and follow the command bellow after unlocking bootloader
fastboot devices
fastboot flash boot (drag the file into command)
fastboot reboot
done
thank me later
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Can u share twrp file sir
T_A_Z_202 said:
i already rotted the device with android 11
original is boot file and patched magisk delta boot file down bellow
those file for same as instantnoodlev_15_O.01_210110 OP8 Verizon 11.IN67CD
to flash just reboot device into fastboot mode and then open Minimal ADB and Fastboot and follow the command bellow after unlocking bootloader
fastboot devices
fastboot flash boot (drag the file into command)
fastboot reboot
done
thank me later
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Please share patched boot.img sir
i did share it but the site delete it
T_A_Z_202 said:
i did share it but the site delete it
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Do u have telegram? U can send from telegram
T_A_Z_202 said:
i did share it but the site delete it
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i need boot.img sir
Hello,
how can I root my phone with magisk 25.2?
My bootloader is already unlocked.
Thank you very much!
t0bM said:
Hello,
how can I root my phone with magisk 25.2?
My bootloader is already unlocked.
Thank you very much!
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First,
Find the boot.img of your firmware
Patch it using magisk app
Find a patched vbmeta of your phone's version
Move those to your pc and into the folder where fastboot is found
Reboot to fastboot mode and connect it to your pc
Type fastboot devices to check if it is connected
Type fastboot flash boot nameoffile.img(the boot file name)
Type fastboot flash vbmeta nameoffile.img(the vbmeta file name)
Restart the phone either manually or using fastboot reboot
you should also put this command to avoid bootloop or any problem with booting your phone
fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta nameoffile.img(vbmeta file name)
The easiest method is by downloading magisk latest apk from the github and rename it to Magisk.zip and flash it with your custom recovery
My steps
1. oem unlock and unlock bootloader with the command
2. get the files from lmsa
3. Patch boot.img using magisk
4. Flash boot.img and vbmeta.img
5. Reboot using fastboot reboot
It should boot me normaly but it boots in to the boot loader
What device are you talking about ?
f1tm0t said:
What device are you talking about ?
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Tab p11 4gig
Return the stock boot.
I can't tell you anything specific about this device. I own other.
If there is TWRP for your version of Android, flash Magisk.zip from TWRP.
f1tm0t said:
Return the stock boot.
I can't tell you anything specific about this device. I own other.
If there is TWRP for your version of Android, flash Magisk.zip from TWRP.
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Threr is no twrp sadly
blocky3321 said:
My steps
1. oem unlock and unlock bootloader with the command
2. get the files from lmsa
3. Patch boot.img using magisk
4. Flash boot.img and vbmeta.img
5. Reboot using fastboot reboot
It should boot me normaly but it boots in to the boot loader
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who told you to flash vbmeta.img?
You should flash patched_boot.img in fastbootd
You need to edit out vbmeta.img / vbmeta_system.img to actually disable verification. Change the byte at offset 123 from 0x00 to 0x03.
Another way is to use the following command when flashing vbmeta. You may need to use a relatively newer version of fastboot binary to get it work.
Code:
fastboot flash --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta vbmeta.img
mingkee said:
who told you to flash vbmeta.img?
You should flash patched_boot.img in fastbootd
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I tried it i flashed patched boot.img only in fastbootd still boots me in to the bootloader
LSS4181 said:
You need to edit out vbmeta.img / vbmeta_system.img to actually disable verification. Change the byte at offset 123 from 0x00 to 0x03.
Another way is to use the following command when flashing vbmeta. You may need to use a relatively newer version of fastboot binary to get it work.
Code:
fastboot flash --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta vbmeta.img
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now it only boot in to the bootloader earlier it would boot normaly if i did factory treset in recovery mode
blocky3321 said:
now it only boot in to the bootloader earlier it would boot normaly if i did factory treset in recovery mode
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Which Magisk version did you use? From what I can tell any official Magisk version should work.
I haven't really tested the recent builds of vvb2060's Alpha or huskydg's Delta... so if you're using these versions I can't really help you much...
Additionally, you need to check which slot you are now, and through fastbootd check which slot actually has system, vendor and such. Normally the super partition only has enough size for one slot. You may have entered a wrong slot that doesn't have usable system.
blocky3321 said:
My steps
1. oem unlock and unlock bootloader with the command
2. get the files from lmsa
3. Patch boot.img using magisk
4. Flash boot.img and vbmeta.img
5. Reboot using fastboot reboot
It should boot me normaly but it boots in to the boot loader
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Getting Started: What's Your Device ?
Tab p11 4gig
Device->settings->About : Model & Hardware -> Lenovo ??? (Tb-j606f,TB-J616F...) In your case stiker on box or on back.
mingkee said:
who told you to flash vbmeta.img?
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???
I've created a patched boot.img with Magisk and flashed that with Fastboot but after rebooting Magisk still shows that it's not rooted. So I tried flashing the boot.img in Recovery but again after rebooting it's not rooted.
What am I doing wrong?
doveman said:
I've created a patched boot.img with Magisk and flashed that with Fastboot but after rebooting Magisk still shows that it's not rooted. So I tried flashing the boot.img in Recovery but again after rebooting it's not rooted.
What am I doing wrong?
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The boot.img to patch must be the same as the rom you are using.
Try renaming magisk.apk and magisk.zip and flashing it with Twrp. (You may need to flash vbmeta and use "fastboot flash --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta images\vbmeta.img").
NOSS8 said:
The boot.img to patch must be the same as the rom you are using.
Try renaming magisk.apk and magisk.zip and flashing it with Twrp. (You may need to flash vbmeta and use "fastboot flash --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta images\vbmeta.img").
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Yeah, I downloaded the correct ROM (miui_SURYAEEAGlobal_V12.5.4.0.RJGEUXM_0deb1eaf6f_11.0.zip) and extracted the boot.img from that.
Renaming magisk.apk to magisk.zip and flashing it just installs the app doesn't it, it doesn't root the phone as far as I'm aware.
I followed the instructions here, which say that you should only tick the "Patch vbmeta in boot image” option when patching the boot.img in Magisk if the device does NOT have a separate vbmeta partition. The Poco X3 does have a separate vbmeta partition,, so I didn't tick that option.
Installation
The Magic Mask for Android
topjohnwu.github.io
I've tried the "fastboot flash --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta vbmeta.img" command with four different versions of fastboot that I've got, dating from 2016 to 2020, and they all reject the "--disable" switches as an "unknown option".
I tried it without those options, so I flashed the patched boot.img and then did "fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img" but after rebooting Magisk still shows that root is not installed.
https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/surya/stable/V12.5.4.0.RJGEUXM/
Type: Fastboot
Size: 5.3 GB
Release Date: 2021-11-09
Package Name: surya_eea_global_images_V12.5.4.0.RJGEUXM_20211109.0000.00_11.0_eea_e9805977c3.tgz
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https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/surya/stable/V12.5.4.0.RJGEUXM/
Type: Fastboot
Size: 5.3 GB
Release Date: 2021-11-09
Package Name: surya_eea_global_images_V12.5.4.0.RJGEUXM_20211109.0000.00_11.0_eea_e9805977c3.tgz
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OK, I see that the one I downloaded was the 2.7GB recovery version rather than the 5.3GB fastboot version, but isn't the boot.img the same in both?
doveman said:
OK, I see that the one I downloaded was the 2.7GB recovery version rather than the 5.3GB fastboot version, but isn't the boot.img the same in both?
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Yep, normally, in the current recovery there is only a "payload.bin" file but maybe on old phones the boot.img is present (I don't remember).
Maybe download it and check the imgs in the img folder.
Have you tried with an older or beta version of Magisk?
In case the cmd posted above is generic, the real cmd is:
fastboot flash vbmeta --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta.img
fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
Check:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...n-vendor-dynamic-partition-enable-rw.4238807/
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/q-h-safety-way-to-unlock-bootloader-flash-recovery-root.4198719/
NOSS8 said:
Yep, normally, in the current recovery there is only a "payload.bin" file but maybe on old phones the boot.img is present (I don't remember).
Maybe download it and check the imgs in the img folder.
Have you tried with an older or beta version of Magisk?
In case the cmd posted above is generic, the real cmd is:
fastboot flash vbmeta --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta.img
fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
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Yeah, in the "miui_SURYAEEAGlobal_V12.5.4.0.RJGEUXM_0deb1eaf6f_11.0.zip" recovery version, there's a boot.img in the root folder and vbmeta.img (and vbmeta_system.img) in the firmware-update folder.
In the fastboot version, the boot.img is in the images folder but it's the same size (134,217,728) as is vbmeta.img (4,096).
I realised I made a stupid mistake as I was trying to do it in Powershell and it was saying "unknown option -- disable-verity" so it was adding a phantom space between -- and disable-verity. I reflashed the patched boot.img and vbmeta.img using those switches from a command prompt and it flashed them OK, but after rebooting Magisk still says it's not rooted!
doveman said:
Yeah, in the "miui_SURYAEEAGlobal_V12.5.4.0.RJGEUXM_0deb1eaf6f_11.0.zip" recovery version, there's a boot.img in the root folder and vbmeta.img (and vbmeta_system.img) in the firmware-update folder.
In the fastboot version, the boot.img is in the images folder but it's the same size (134,217,728) as is vbmeta.img (4,096).
I realised I made a stupid mistake as I was trying to do it in Powershell and it was saying "unknown option -- disable-verity" so it was adding a phantom space between -- and disable-verity. I reflashed the patched boot.img and vbmeta.img using those switches from a command prompt and it flashed them OK, but after rebooting Magisk still says it's not rooted!
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What happens if you try to root from the Magisk app?
NOSS8 said:
What happens if you try to root from the Magisk app?
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The only option in the Magisk app is to root by patching the boot.img, which you then have to flash in fastboot.
I know it used to have an option to root in situ but I think that was removed some time ago.
doveman said:
The only option in the Magisk app is to root by patching the boot.img, which you then have to flash in fastboot.
I know it used to have an option to root in situ but I think that was removed some time ago.
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No functional TWRP for this device.?
NOSS8 said:
No functional TWRP for this device.?
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Yeah, I've got TWRP installed. I tried booting into that after flashing in fastboot, as I recall there was an issue once (probably on a different device) where the root wouldn't "stick" if you didn't do that, but it didn't help.
doveman said:
Yeah, I've got TWRP installed. I tried booting into that after flashing in fastboot, as I recall there was an issue once (probably on a different device) where the root wouldn't "stick" if you didn't do that, but it didn't help.
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Strange case as strange as the number of threads has this subject for this device.
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Strange case as strange as the number of threads has this subject for this device.
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I tried flashing the patched boot.img in TWRP, followed by the vbmeta.img, then I went to Advanced and did the "Fix AVB (vbmeta)". Now the System can't boot at all and it just boots into TWRP every time, so I guess that "Fix AVB (vbmeta)" has screwed something up.
doveman said:
I tried flashing the patched boot.img in TWRP, followed by the vbmeta.img, then I went to Advanced and did the "Fix AVB (vbmeta)". Now the System can't boot at all and it just boots into TWRP every time, so I guess that "Fix AVB (vbmeta)" has screwed something up.
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This phone is rootable, surely an oversight or an error somewhere.
NOSS8 said:
This phone is rootable, surely an oversight or an error somewhere.
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I've tried reflashing the patched and the original boot.img and vbmeta.img but it still says "System is destroyed" if I try to boot to System. I don't know what the "Fix AVB" did but it's not good!
doveman said:
I've tried reflashing the patched and the original boot.img and vbmeta.img but it still says "System is destroyed" if I try to boot to System. I don't know what the "Fix AVB" did but it's not good!
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In case you can always flash a recovery or use Miflash to recover the phone.
To see:
https://www.gizmochina.com/2020/10/13/how-to-unlock-bootloader-and-root-poco-x3-nfc/
NOSS8 said:
In case you can always flash a recovery or use Miflash to recover the phone.
To see:
https://www.gizmochina.com/2020/10/13/how-to-unlock-bootloader-and-root-poco-x3-nfc/
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I've already got TWRP recovery flashed. I guess I'll have to flash the ROM again and start from scratch.
I tried flashing super.img but that didn't fix it. In the end, going into ADB Sideload mode in TWRP and flashing the 2.7GB recovery version of the ROM with
"adb sideload miui_SURYAEEAGlobal_V12.5.4.0.RJGEUXM_0deb1eaf6f_11.0.zip" fixed it without losing any data.
I still can't root it though. I've tried the "install Magisk (root)" option in TWRP and renaming magisk.apk to magisk.zip and installing that in TWRP, but it still shows "Installed N/A" in Magisk and Root Verifier says "Root permission not granted or Superuser App Missing" but then it says "Superuser App: 25.25:MAGISKSU", so it's the root permission that isn't granted.
Surely that is the problem.
https://techshift.net/what-is-disable-verity/
NOSS8 said:
Surely that is the problem.
https://techshift.net/what-is-disable-verity/
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I thought so but I've reflashed the patched boot.img and done
"fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img"
and
"fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta_system vbmeta_system.img"
in case it needed that too, but Magisk still shiows "Installed N/A"
I tried installed SR5-SuperSU-2.82 zip from TWRP to see if that would get it rooted,, but it couldn't even install that, it just gave some error.