Where can i find instructions to root my phone having Android 11?
mikel10k said:
Where can i find instructions to root my phone having Android 11?
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Patch boot.img with magisk, then flash the patched boot.img, boot phone, open magisk and install.
danny b. said:
Patch boot.img with magisk, then flash the patched boot.img, boot phone, open magisk and install.
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and it will wipe my whole 256gb of memory yes?
mikel10k said:
and it will wipe my whole 256gb of memory yes?
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No, rooting does not wipe data.
@soka said:
No, rooting does not wipe data.
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and where i can find this boot.img file?
mikel10k said:
and where i can find this boot.img file?
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You get it from the official OOS.zip. Use the payload dumper to extract it.
@soka said:
You get it from the official OOS.zip. Use the payload dumper to extract it.
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and how to flash this file? through twrp?
mikel10k said:
and how to flash this file? through twrp?
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There is no working TWRP for OOS 11, so you can flash this via fastboot.
I was looking into porting TWRP for OOS 11, but when I dump a list of partitions on my device there is no recovery partition at all.
It looks like OnePlus A/B devices have recovery within the boot image, so that makes things a little more complicated than I can handle myself.
weakNPCdotCom said:
I was looking into porting TWRP for OOS 11, but when I dump a list of partitions on my device there is no recovery partition at all.
It looks like OnePlus A/B devices have recovery within the boot image, so that makes things a little more complicated than I can handle myself.
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Appreciate you trying ,
@soka said:
No, rooting does not wipe data.
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it does not? i read on the oneplus 7 pro rooting somewhere that it does wipe the phone
mikel10k said:
it does not? i read on the oneplus 7 pro rooting somewhere that it does wipe the phone
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Not unless you have to unlock your bootloader first, then yes. It'll wipe your phone. If your bootloader is already unlock, no it won't wipe anything.
@soka said:
Not unless you have to unlock your bootloader first, then yes. It'll wipe your phone. If your bootloader is already unlock, no it won't wipe anything.
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can you tell me then, the oneplus switch backup will make a backup of everything or there is something i will lost anyway?
mikel10k said:
can you tell me then, the oneplus switch backup will make a backup of everything or there is something i will lost anyway?
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One plus switch only backup the apps not their data, permission etc. Not sure of contacts and sms.
I would suggest backing up all your data,on a pc and go from there. Once you are rooted , backing up data and restore is easy.
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Not unless you have to unlock your bootloader first, then yes. It'll wipe your phone. If your bootloader is already unlock, no it won't wipe anything.
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and unlocking it and rooting works perfectly on android 11? i really wanna be sure this works
mikel10k said:
and unlocking it and rooting works perfectly on android 11? i really wanna be sure this works
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Yes, it all works.
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Oneplus updated the OnePlus 6's Bootloader and you may ask yourself 'Can i still root?'
The answer is yes. It is easy.
1. At first, your bootloader has to be unlocked
2. Just download the Twrp.img and the Twrp installer from twrp.me, then the latest magisk installer
3. Put the magisk.zip and twrp installer zip into the root of your device and boot into bootloader
4. Now you have to open a new shell or cmd window in your adb folder, then type "Fastboot devices" there
5. If your phone is recognized, then do this command: " fastboot boot .\twrp-3.2.1-0-enchilada.img"
6. The op6 should boot into the TWRP, there type in your pincode, pattern, or what so ever you have. If you get a message because of system modification, click 'Keep read only'
7. Go to 'Install', then flash the TWRP installer zip, then magisk right after it
8. Just reboot and enjoy
The procedure is the same as always. I can confirm it's working because i rooted a few minutes ago
Just keep in mind the kernels and custom roms haven't been updated to 5.1.7 base yet and may not work until they are.
iElvis said:
Just keep in mind the kernels and custom roms haven't been updated to 5.1.7 base yet and may not work until they are.
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Forgot the mention that, thanks!
Edit: Screenshots
Flash kernel works. Btw please don't create threads on how to root if the method hasn't changed lol
joemossjr said:
Flash kernel works. Btw please don't create threads on how to root if the method hasn't changed lol
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Sorry, I thought that would be helpful for people who are worried about root because of updated bootloader.
A Moderator can remove this thread then
joemossjr said:
Flash kernel works. Btw please don't create threads on how to root if the method hasn't changed lol
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Based on how things have been going so far, people are going to be asking. Just saying.
i understand butttttttttttttttttttttt this forum is flooded with how to flash twrp, how to root with 5.1.6, how to install 5.1.5 with twrp ect ect ect lol just trying to reduce clutter and make things a tad bit simpler. No offense guys lol
So if I already have twrp and Magisk installed is the method still the same?
Will this update lock the bootloader back?
Pretty sure I swiped to allow system modifications on my first twrp installation so will that matter?
joemossjr said:
i understand butttttttttttttttttttttt this forum is flooded with how to flash twrp, how to root with 5.1.6, how to install 5.1.5 with twrp ect ect ect lol just trying to reduce clutter and make things a tad bit simpler. No offense guys lol
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Yes I know. I mean, you're right. Thought something like "new bootloader, new confusions". I justed wanted to help people if they're worried of a brick
dgunn said:
So if I already have twrp and Magisk installed is the method still the same?
Pretty sure I swiped to allow system modifications on my first twrp installation so will that matter?
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Don't worry. You can use TWRP and your phone itself as always
Sconny said:
Don't worry. You can use TWRP and your phone itself as always
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So do I flash the update in twrp?
Must the bootloader be unlocked again?
dgunn said:
So do I flash the update in twrp?
Must the bootloader be unlocked again?
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No you flash in system via local upgrade
joemossjr said:
No you flash in system via local upgrade
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Flash with local upgrade, reboot to fastboot, run twrp.img, install twrp, flash Magisk and reboot? No unlocking bootloader again?
If not correct please tell me
Yup that's it
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No you flash in system via local upgrade
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Flash in system.. you mean through the system updates in settings? And then I have to reinstall TWRP?
BossNexusS said:
Flash in system.. you mean through the system updates in settings? And then I have to reinstall TWRP?
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Yes
joemossjr said:
Yes
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What were the steps you followed if you don't mind?
Maybe someone will upload the full rom?
anyone tried hiding system updates inside magisk hide ?
it now shows only 224 update (canadian vpn), hence don't know what it will do when you take that route, anyone ?
Does anyone happen to have this? I used the 9.5.3 img for the TWRP with working decrypt, and it booted fine once, however now it keeps booting back to TWRP despite selecting "reboot system." I think someone mentioned they had it, but I can't find it for the life of me. Thanks so much!
No, don't think there are any full zips for T-Mo yet.
Bradl79 said:
No, don't think there are any full zips for T-Mo yet.
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Thanks for the heads-up I actually got it to boot again by flashing SkyDragon kernel and Magisk!
sabrdawg said:
Thanks for the heads-up I actually got it to boot again by flashing SkyDragon kernel and Magisk!
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How did this fix the boot image? How did your flash TWRP? The one with decryption or no?
photolarry said:
How did this fix the boot image? How did your flash TWRP? The one with decryption or no?
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I flashed the TWRP with working decrypt. The only problem is, is that I just tried restoring a backup with it, and now I can't get out of fastboot mode. Downloading MSM Tool now :/
MSM Tool?
sabrdawg said:
I flashed the TWRP with working decrypt. The only problem is, is that I just tried restoring a backup with it, and now I can't get out of fastboot mode. Downloading MSM Tool now :/
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Where is it? They said it is not out yet.
Here you go
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7-pro/how-to/msm-tool-guac-t3934691
In case you still need it, I'm fairly certain this is the boot image for GM31CB 9.5.5. I extracted it from my own device when I was flashing the international firmware. I will be honest, it might have the Chinese TWRP patched in. I doubt it though since it I can't find any of the TWRP files in the decompiled image.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nla0OCUpFL01CnVM5vm0G4aQ1gZ6cupI
bmg1001 said:
In case you still need it, I'm fairly certain this is the boot image for GM31CB 9.5.5. I extracted it from my own device when I was flashing the international firmware. I will be honest, it might have the Chinese TWRP patched in. I doubt it though since it I can't find any of the TWRP files in the decompiled image.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nla0OCUpFL01CnVM5vm0G4aQ1gZ6cupI
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Thank you!
bmg1001 said:
In case you still need it, I'm fairly certain this is the boot image for GM31CB 9.5.5. I extracted it from my own device when I was flashing the international firmware. I will be honest, it might have the Chinese TWRP patched in. I doubt it though since it I can't find any of the TWRP files in the decompiled image.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nla0OCUpFL01CnVM5vm0G4aQ1gZ6cupI
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You had to root in order to extract boot IMG correct?
Nekromantik said:
You had to root in order to extract boot IMG correct?
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No, I flashed TWRP to the opposite partition and extracted it there.
bmg1001 said:
No, I flashed TWRP to the opposite partition and extracted it there.
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hmm
the instructions for installing twrp mentions having stock boot.img in order to install it
how did you flash to second slot without a stock boot.img?
Nekromantik said:
hmm
the instructions for installing twrp mentions having stock boot.img in order to install it
how did you flash to second slot without a stock boot.img?
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I didn't use the guide. I flashed TWRP (the TWRP image that is provided in that same thread) to the opposite partition.
bmg1001 said:
I didn't use the guide. I flashed TWRP (the TWRP image that is provided in that same thread) to the opposite partition.
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ah ok
not sure I wanna risk anything as no msmtool guaranteed for the 5g version.
Hi, I wanted to flash Xiaomi. Eu rom in my Poco f2 pro, but I have some questions I wanted to ask as I am a newbie.
1:After unlocking Bootloader, DO I need to install TWRP recovery or can I flash Xiaomi.eu rom using stock recovery or fastboot or using updates? Kindly provide info about this if possible without twrp
2:In Xiaomi.eu will the updates will keep coming like global original rom or in updates, its size would be more than 1 GB at least, or it would be like original rom
what would be the procedure of updates
3:Is Xiaomi.eu rom better than every way then original rom?
4:If I need to install recovery, Do I need to remove decryption first, or it's not necessary?
Thank You in advance.
After unlocking Bootloader, DO I need to install TWRP recovery or can I flash Xiaomi.eu rom using stock recovery or fastboot or using updates? Kindly provide info about this if possible without twrp
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You can follow their installation guide: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-12-0-stable-release.56191/.
I'm pretty sure TWRP is required for installation of EU ROMs. You can get TWRP for F2 Pro/K30 Pro here: https://mifirm.net/model/lmi.ttt
In Xiaomi.eu will the updates will keep coming like global original rom or in updates, its size would be more than 1 GB at least, or it would be like original rom
what would be the procedure of updates
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For updates, wipe Cache/Dalvik in TWRP then install the new ROM over the old one. Be sure that you are installing ROMs from the same channel (Stable or Weekly) and that you are not downgrading, otherwise you would need to format data.
Is Xiaomi.eu rom better than every way then original rom?
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If you're coming from Global MIUI then EU is a pretty big upgrade.
If I need to install recovery, Do I need to remove decryption first, or it's not necessary?
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During installation, you need to format data in TWRP which removes encryption by itself. No need to flash any other disable encryption ZIPs.
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You can follow their installation guide: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-12-0-stable-release.56191/.
I'm pretty sure TWRP is required for installation of EU ROMs. You can get TWRP for F2 Pro/K30 Pro here: https://mifirm.net/model/lmi.ttt
For updates, wipe Cache/Dalvik in TWRP then install the new ROM over the old one. Be sure that you are installing ROMs from the same channel (Stable or Weekly) and that you are not downgrading, otherwise you would need to format data.
If you're coming from Global MIUI then EU is a pretty big upgrade.
During installation, you need to format data in TWRP which removes encryption by itself. No need to flash any other disable encryption ZIPs.
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Thank You so much
Wait what? I'm on xiaomi.eu 12.0.8 and my data is definitely encrypted. Meaning I have to enter my lockscreen password after I boot into TWRP, otherwise it's unable to mount any of the partitions (well actually, it does mount them but I only see garbage folder names, can't do anything else except wipe).
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Wait what? I'm on xiaomi.eu 12.0.8 and my data is definitely encrypted. Meaning I have to enter my lockscreen password after I boot into TWRP, otherwise it's unable to mount any of the partitions (well actually, it does mount them but I only see garbage folder names, can't do anything else except wipe).
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yes I am also confused about it, how to remove that encryption from twrp or any other recovery,I installed orangefox once ,and encryption is not being removed, I don't know how to
bilalrajput said:
yes I am also confused about it, how to remove that encryption from twrp or any other recovery,I installed orangefox once ,and encryption is not being removed, I don't know how to
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Encryption = setting up password/PIN/pattern. To remove encryption in TWRP, simply remove any password/PIN/pattern that you set up on lockscreen.
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Encryption = setting up password/PIN/pattern. To remove encryption in TWRP, simply remove any password/PIN/pattern that you set up on lockscreen.
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i don't get option to remove password,
bilalrajput said:
i don't get option to remove password,
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first did you unlock your device?
NOSS8 said:
first did you unlock your device?
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yes , I unlocked bootloader first
bilalrajput said:
yes , I unlocked bootloader first
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ok,you have to format the data and reboot to twrp,then wipe (except OTG),reboot to twrp,install rom done.
if there are red lines during operations repeat the operation again.
I have seen a few people still in need of the stock boot.img 11.2.2.2. for t-mobile Oneplus 9 (LE2117) So I have attached it for those in need!
Here is the stock boot.img for 11.2.3.3 Oneplus 9 T-Mobile
Jg1234 said:
I have seen a few people still in need of the stock boot.img 11.2.2.2. for t-mobile Oneplus 9 (LE2117) So I have attached it for those in need!
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Alright so I've been sitting on this file for a few days. Willl I be able to flash this to my LE2117 on 11.2.2.2 and relock bootloader and be back to stock? Or will my system still be corrupt if I relock? G just wait for a non pro msm tool?
hiryupd said:
Alright so I've been sitting on this file for a few days. Willl I be able to flash this to my LE2117 on 11.2.2.2 and relock bootloader and be back to stock? Or will my system still be corrupt if I relock? G just wait for a non pro msm tool?
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I'm not sure how you went about rooting it originally, but if you have only flashed boot.img and nothing else. Then yes that is how I would go about doing it on my phone, if I was wanting to go back to locked bootloader. I don't see any issue with doing that after you install the stock boot.img.
Jg1234 said:
I'm not sure how you went about rooting it originally, but if you have only flashed boot.img and nothing else. Then yes that is how I would go about doing it on my phone, if I was wanting to go back to locked bootloader. I don't see any issue with doing that after you install the stock boot.img.
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So I took magisk and downloaded the global OP and took boot.img from that magisk patched it and installed it then unlocked so I had the backup of THAT boot, not the Tmo one.
hiryupd said:
So I took magisk and downloaded the global OP and took boot.img from that magisk patched it and installed it then unlocked so I had the backup of THAT boot, not the Tmo one.
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Yes That sucks but we all learn from are mistakes.. Fastboot Flash this stock boot.img and then either lock bootloader or if you want to have root? have magisk patch same stock boot.img and reinstall.
P.s. I also have been able to update over ota by just restoring stock boot.img in magisk.
Incase you wanted to keep rolling out with root. If you need help.i will try to make a step by step way I did it.
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Yes That sucks but we all learn from are mistakes.. Fastboot Flash this stock boot.img and then either lock bootloader or if you want to have root? have magisk patch same stock boot.img and reinstall.
P.s. I also have been able to update over ota by just restoring stock boot.img in magisk.
Incase you wanted to keep rolling out with root. If you need help.i will try to make a step by step way I did it.
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Went ahead and reflashed that boot.img. Worked fine. Now I can relock with no other steps at this point correct?
Correct.
Thank you my friend. This is most helpful. I was reluctant to root without a good way to return to stock for updates.
Jg1234 said:
I have seen a few people still in need of the stock boot.img 11.2.2.2. for t-mobile Oneplus 9 (LE2117) So I have attached it for those in need!
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safetynet api error ？ How to do？
Magisk 22.1 has a safety net error. Download this app and it will show it passes. Also widevine is L1 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.freeandroidtools.safetynettest
Jg1234 said:
Magisk 22.1 has a safety net error. Download this app and it will show it passes. Also widevine is L1 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.freeandroidtools.safetynettest
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Thank you! But I broke the system. Now that the update downloads more than half of the time, an error will occur. Do you have a backup of the system firmware or all system images？
This is maybe a stupid question but how do I flash this stock.img using Magisk?
iSkyJIE said:
Thank you! But I broke the system. Now that the update downloads more than half of the time, an error will occur. Do you have a backup of the system firmware or all system images？
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I don't.. I would try factory reset or at least clear cache a few times consecutively. Sounds like there is a cache causing a issue with update.
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This is maybe a stupid question but how do I flash this stock.img using Magisk?
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Well you would fastboot the stock boot.img. but if you have never tampered with your original? And wanted root? you would have magisk patch the stock boot.img and then fastboot your.img. if you search how to root with boot.img you will find how to do it with the files above
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I don't.. I would try factory reset or at least clear cache a few times consecutively. Sounds like there is a cache causing a issue with update.
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I have tried to clear the cache and format, but the update is still halfway through the download and an error occurs
iSkyJIE said:
I have tried to clear the cache and format, but the update is still halfway through the download and an error occurs
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I know it sounds stupid but check Google play updates. Since you reset the phone. Just a thought have heard it cause issue with ota . Sorry Bud!
Jg1234 said:
I know it sounds stupid but check Google play updates. Since you reset the phone. Just a thought have heard it cause issue with ota . Sorry Bud!
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Thank you. Convert TMO to Global, EU, or other variant I flashed my phone to the international version based on this article, and then updated it to EU 11.2.3.3, everything worked normally
iSkyJIE said:
Thank you. Convert TMO to Global, EU, or other variant I flashed my phone to the international version based on this article, and then updated it to EU 11.2.3.3, everything worked normally
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Would you be able to share which file did you use to convert to global? I just got my unlock bootloader token from oneplus right now.
infamousvincci said:
Would you be able to share which file did you use to convert to global? I just got my unlock bootloader token from oneplus right now.
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In the top thread, you can download the global and European firmware Rom. you only need to replace your own modem file
Ok so y'all remember when it was possible to "boot" into twrp? Ok so of course y'all know that after a certain update you no longer can boot into twrp but you can flash it through magisk and it works fine. So my question is it possible to flash stock recovery to remove twrp?
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Ok so y'all remember when it was possible to "boot" into twrp? Ok so of course y'all know that after a certain update you no longer can boot into twrp but you can flash it through magisk and it works fine. So my question is it possible to flash stock recovery to remove twrp?
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Yes, your original boot.img needs to be flashed back.
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Yes, your original boot.img needs to be flashed back.
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Thank you so much for the response have another question how do I go about obtaining the boot image of the latest Android 12? I want to remove TWRP that I flashed with magisk.
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Yes, your original boot.img needs to be flashed back.
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Ok I was able to get it thanks again