Hi, I'm a newbie but was able to ROOT,installed TWRP and all Magisk v23 modules and was successful and everything goes well,until foolish mistake from my Kid pressing Update, now Root is lost and can't access TWRP again by the same steps as before , stuck at FASTBOOT screen and hitting the command "Fastboot boot twrp.img" But nothing happens and waiting for device at cmd ??!!.. my Build now is ANDROID 11... Please help to regain root or even re lock bootloader again and start over
Dory52 said:
Hi, I'm a newbie but was able to ROOT,installed TWRP and all Magisk v23 modules and was successful and everything goes well,until foolish mistake from my Kid pressing Update, now Root is lost and can't access TWRP again by the same steps as before , stuck at FASTBOOT screen and hitting the command "Fastboot boot twrp.img" But nothing happens and waiting for device at cmd ??!!.. my Build now is ANDROID 11... Please help to regain root or even re lock bootloader again and start over
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@Dory52 You need to use the TWRP for android 11 and it should boot. That and make sure your platform-tools are on the latest release. I use the dual boot Orange Fox recovery. I just keep the stock layout if you don't want to have Dual boot. The fact that is not registering as a device when you type in the command in fastboot makes me think you need to update fastboot and adb. Make sure to turn on ADB debugging mode if it turned off during the update. If you need more help pm me and I'll glady help you get it running again
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SUMMARY OF PROBLEM WHAT HAPPENED:
1.Flashed an miui 8 stable rom from xiaomi.eu not official rom so it shouldn't lock bootloader.
2.Cant boot into any recovery i just get miui boot up logo then then it turns off.
3.Cant root via kingroot and other root apps ect to flash twrp via flashify.
4. Cant manually enter fastboot due to damaged volume down button not working *(The plastic​ film. On the button ripped off)*
5.Don't know other way to enter fast boot please help!
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Fix your volume button first
By flashing MIUI you most likely updated your bootloader to nougat, which removed TWRP. You need to apply for xiaomi permission to unlock bootloader and then reflash TWRP in fastboot. If you can't go into fastboot you should be able to use ADB commands or a terminal app.
Edit: Terminal app requires root to reboot so that's not an option. I can't try adb because I don't have access to PC right now.
Hello Everyone,
I Unlocked bootloader as the guide https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8/how-to/guide-unlock-bootloader-tested-root-t3443946/amp/. And i flashed the Latest Twrp.img. But my phone isn't going to Twrp Recovery it Stuck at the screen. But it is going in Huawei Recovery. Anyone Please Help me if there is any other way possible to root my Honor 8 without Twrp then it would be ok.
Thanks
mindthehee said:
Hello Everyone,
I Unlocked bootloader as the guide https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8/how-to/guide-unlock-bootloader-tested-root-t3443946/amp/. And i flashed the Latest Twrp.img. But my phone isn't going to Twrp Recovery it Stuck at the screen. But it is going in Huawei Recovery. Anyone Please Help me if there is any other way possible to root my Honor 8 without Twrp then it would be ok.
Thanks
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Hi there..
In fastboot mode, are you seeing "Phone unlocked".. if so then your phone has been unlocked successfully...
Also i dont think you can boot into TWRP by pressing a combination of Power and volume buttons.. You will have use the ADB commands to get in to TWRP. If you are able to boot normally into the phone.. Use ADB commands to boot to recovery.. that will help you install Magisk or SuperSu to root your device
ADB command is - adb reboot recovery.. this will allow you to get into TWRP (if it is installed without any problems)
Hope it helps!
Hi there?
Actually i have tried the command {fastboot reboot recovery} it goes on the screen where I'm stuck right now. Adn my is working as it do but I'm just not able to go to recovery. I don't know what to and we all know without recovery i can't get root and i really need Root.
Thanks Help if u can
I'll be thankful to you
kishorev said:
Hi there..
In fastboot mode, are you seeing "Phone unlocked".. if so then your phone has been unlocked successfully...
Also i dont think you can boot into TWRP by pressing a combination of Power and volume buttons.. You will have use the ADB commands to get in to TWRP. If you are able to boot normally into the phone.. Use ADB commands to boot to recovery.. that will help you install Magisk or SuperSu to root your device
ADB command is - adb reboot recovery.. this will allow you to get into TWRP (if it is installed without any problems)
Hope it helps!
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Is it the Openkirin's version of TWRP? Regular TWRP doesn't work too well on Honor 8.
mindthehee said:
Hi there?
Actually i have tried the command {fastboot reboot recovery} it goes on the screen where I'm stuck right now. Adn my is working as it do but I'm just not able to go to recovery. I don't know what to and we all know without recovery i can't get root and i really need Root.
Thanks Help if u can
I'll be thankful to you
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Can u try posting the screenshot of Ur fastboot as well as the screen u land on when u run the fastboot reboot recovery
Hello, i was on android 10 open beta 2 with root
But while upgrading i ran into some complications and now i am on OOS 10.0.1 but dont have root
I tried to install twrp but after pushing through adb the screen says "fastboot mode" and stays there. And after typing fastboot reboot the phone reboots into home screen
I also tried to patch boot image of oos 10.0.1 but it enters into fastboot loop
Any way i can get root?
What happens when you're in fastboot and boot the twrp file?
Phantom Thief said:
What happens when you're in fastboot and boot the twrp file?
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The whole screen turns black with the words "fastboot mode" in the center
ViperCDX said:
I tried to install twrp but after pushing through adb the screen says "fastboot mode" and stays there. And after typing fastboot reboot the phone reboots into home screen
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Your description sounds a bit suspicious, like you aren't doing the right method. Or maybe you are not just using the right (precise) terminology. There is a lot of confusion by folks on how to boot/install TWRP properly on this device, so that is why I am pointing this out, and hope you can clarify more specifically so we can then help you.
You don't need to adb push the TWRP.img file to boot TWRP, and you don't "install" TWRP.img using fastboot either. You should be trying to fastboot boot twrp.img, with that img file on your computer.
You do need the Magisk zip on the phone (and adb push is one way); as well as the TWRP installer zip if you intend to install (not just boot) TWRP to the phone. The TWRP installer zip not completely necessary, if you want to just flash Magisk and achieve root (not have TWRP installed on the phone).
Also, are any error messages showing up on your command prompt on the computer, and if so what does it day exactly?
Might be best if you cut/paste your fastboot commands, or post a screenshot of your PC, so we can see exactly what commands you used, error messages, etc.
redpoint73 said:
Your description sounds a bit suspicious, like you aren't doing the right method. Or maybe you are not just using the right (precise) terminology. There is a lot of confusion by folks on how to boot/install TWRP properly on this device, so that is why I am pointing this out, and hope you can clarify more specifically so we can then help you.
You don't need to adb push the TWRP.img file to boot TWRP, and you don't "install" TWRP.img using fastboot either. You should be trying to fastboot boot twrp.img, with that img file on your computer.
You do need the Magisk zip on the phone (and adb push is one way); as well as the TWRP installer zip if you intend to install (not just boot) TWRP to the phone. The TWRP installer zip not completely necessary, if you want to just flash Magisk and achieve root (not have TWRP installed on the phone).
Also, are any error messages showing up on your command prompt on the computer, and if so what does it day exactly?
Might be best if you cut/paste your fastboot commands, or post a screenshot of your PC, so we can see exactly what commands you used, error messages, etc.
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ok let me try to be as specific as possible.
First i put the "twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.img" file in the adb folder and "twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.zip" in the internal storage of my phone
Then i switched off my phone, pressed vol up and vol down and power button to enter fastboot mode
i connected my phone to my pc
opened cmd window in the adb folder
typed "fastboot devices" to check if connected
then "fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.img"
on pressing enter , i get the 2 ok messages on cmd window and at that point my phones screen goes completely black with "Fastboot mode" written in the center
And stays there that way
now if i type "fastboot reboot" the phone reboots to the home screen
Hope i made it a bit clear
Sorry cant post screenshots at this moment, i am on vacation and dont have my laptop with me
You're using the wrong twrp image. You have to use the one for android q. Unofficial build of twrp for android q is available on the development section. Get that image, fastboot boot twrp.img and then install magisk 20. You don't need to install the twrp zip. You can just boot the image from fastboot whenever you need a custom recovery.
If you absolutely want the recovery, then you can flash it (remember to get the zip for android q) from magisk and then do direct install of magisk then reboot.
kgs1992 said:
You're using the wrong twrp image. You have to use the one for android q. Unofficial build of twrp for android q is available on the development section. Get that image, fastboot boot twrp.img and then install magisk 20. You don't need to install the twrp zip. You can just boot the image from fastboot whenever you need a custom recovery.
If you absolutely want the recovery, then you can flash it (remember to get the zip for android q) from magisk and then do direct install of magisk then reboot.
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Oh damn, didnt realise that, so silly of me
Will try the android q version and report back
ViperCDX said:
Oh damn, didnt realise that, so silly of me
Will try the android q version and report back
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Good catch by the previous user, that you need to use an updated TWRP version.
Unofficial version -70 from the following thread is what you want (if you haven't found it already): https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...nt/recovery-unofficial-twrp-recovery-t3931322
redpoint73 said:
Good catch by the previous user, that you need to use an updated TWRP version.
Unofficial version -70 from the following thread is what you want (if you haven't found it already): https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...nt/recovery-unofficial-twrp-recovery-t3931322
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Yeah i pushed the .70 version through fastboot then flashed the installer
And now i have twrp
However when i try to flash magisk zip through twrp, the phone enters into fastboot mode and does not enter home screen
I have to fastboot boot image to get out of it
I have tried magisk 20.1,20 and 19.4
Kindly help
Hello guys please help me if you know what is this? What can I do? it's bug in Android 10.0.1 or something wrong that show me every minute this error?Show me in every minute this Don't want communicate with E4:5F:8D:9C:06:1A.Wait your answer,thanks.
my device rebooted and lost magisk root so im trying to root it again
i tried to fastboot boot twrp.img into my device but it just goes back to the lockscreen everytime
i am using the latest twrp.img and platform tools
the device is on android 10 january OTA
what should i do?
Seriously? Read before posting please. TWRP does not work on A10, and hasn't since it was released last fall.
Hello,
I'm having a problem with Onplus 7 Pro bootlooping. It wont go past the "The boot loader is unlocked and software integrity cannot be guaranteed." screen.
It stays in that screen for about couple of minutes and then boots itself into fastboot mode. Im guessing it has something to do with Magisk, because when i uninstall it from TWRP it boots just fine. The funny thing is that i've been using Magisk for ~2 years now with this phone and haven't had any issues until now. The bootloop started after i just normally restarted the phone. And im running android 10 on the phone.
It boot into recovery fine. Also it boots into TWRP from fastboot.
Help would be appreciated, because i really dont want to reset my phone.
I will provide logs etc. if needed (im kinda new so dont know what helps).
Thanks in advance!
Kloopset said:
Hello,
I'm having a problem with Onplus 7 Pro bootlooping. It wont go past the "The boot loader is unlocked and software integrity cannot be guaranteed." screen.
It stays in that screen for about couple of minutes and then boots itself into fastboot mode. Im guessing it has something to do with Magisk, because when i uninstall it from TWRP it boots just fine. The funny thing is that i've been using Magisk for ~2 years now with this phone and haven't had any issues until now. The bootloop started after i just normally restarted the phone. And im running android 10 on the phone.
It boot into recovery fine. Also it boots into TWRP from fastboot.
Help would be appreciated, because i really dont want to reset my phone.
I will provide logs etc. if needed (im kinda new so dont know what helps).
Thanks in advance!
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Sounds like maybe a bad or corrupted magisk module. This is what I do to remove all modules due to bootloop:
You'll need your stock boot.img and a magisk_patched.img.
1. Boot into fastboot: "fastboot flash boot boot.img", reboot
2. Start process of entering safemode: on my phone you long press power button for power menu. Long press "power off" for safemode option. Once choosing safemode, boot back to fastboot before your phone boots all the way up.
3. In fastboot flash your magisk_patched.img "fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img", reboot. You should now boot rooted and in safemode. In cmd window, run this script:
"adb wait-for-device shell magisk --remove-modules"
Your phone should reboot rooted with all modules removed.
I don't have your phone but this works for me on mine
Tulsadiver said:
Sounds like maybe a bad or corrupted magisk module. This is what I do to remove all modules due to bootloop:
You'll need your stock boot.img and a magisk_patched.img.
1. Boot into fastboot: "fastboot flash boot boot.img", reboot
2. Start process of entering safemode: on my phone you long press power button for power menu. Long press "power off" for safemode option. Once choosing safemode, boot back to fastboot before your phone boots all the way up.
3. In fastboot flash your magisk_patched.img "fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img", reboot. You should now boot rooted and in safemode. In cmd window, run this script:
"adb wait-for-device shell magisk --remove-modules"
Your phone should reboot rooted with all modules removed.
I don't have your phone but this works for me on mine
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Thanks for the help, but i tried that already, it didnt solve my problem. It seems i'm going to need to do a reset
What modules are you using?
Try using Magisk canary
Did your phone get a android 11 update? If u look in twrp file manager are the file encrypted,this is what happened when 11 updates. If it's not that, and u think it's a module u can also use twrp explore and remove them ,or the terminal.