Anyone have vendor_boot, dtbo and boot.img from 11.2.9.9 le25aa ?. Install a custom kernel and I need to go back to stock
Just use oxygen updtaer to download full zip and do a local install. Flash magisk to alternate partition and reboot.
gorilla p said:
Just use oxygen updtaer to download full zip and do a local install. Flash magisk to alternate partition and reboot.
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Install the Arter kernel. And now I get an error when I want to update that way. So I need to go back to stock rom.
Do you know any way to do that?
Partigiano0105 said:
Install the Arter kernel. And now I get an error when I want to update that way. So I need to go back to stock rom.
Do you know any way to do that?
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Shouldn't be flashing a kernel without proper backups first. You need stock untouched boot.img and vendor_boot
mattie_49 said:
Shouldn't be flashing a kernel without proper backups first. You need stock untouched boot.img and vendor_boot
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how can I do that?
You can download the zip file containing th full update of your version in a thread here, them using the payload dumper tool you extract all img files inside
I don't know how to edit so more details about this process:
1. Go to sticked thread Repo of oos builds
2. Download the zip file of the firmware you are using
3. Download the payload dumper here: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=818070582850510260
4. Once extracted extract the payload.bin from firmware zip into payload_input directory
5. Launch payload_dumper.exe
6. Process take few minutes depending on your computer, result img files are stored in payload_output directory
7. Have fun with your img file
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Can anyone link me to a guide or explain here how to convert an ASUS Stock .zip ROM to a Flashable zip that can be flashed in recovery ?
I managed to get my hands on the final Stock Honeycomb 8.6.5.21 ROM ASUS released before moving over to ICS and want to create a flashable .zip so I can flash it in recovery like any other custom ROM
Thanks
*Detection* said:
Can anyone link me to a guide or explain here how to convert an ASUS Stock .zip ROM to a Flashable zip that can be flashed in recovery ?
I managed to get my hands on the final Stock Honeycomb 8.6.5.21 ROM ASUS released before moving over to ICS and want to create a flashable .zip so I can flash it in recovery like any other custom ROM
Thanks
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No, you cant. But you can take your /system (ROM) files and compress it as .tar file from the Terminal Emulator. You need know how to make an updater-script to make the zip file flashable from custom recovery. Try to use the Android Kitchen
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No, you cant. But you can take your /system (ROM) files and compress it as .tar file from the Terminal Emulator. You need know how to make an updater-script to make the zip file flashable from custom recovery. Try to use the Android Kitchen
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It's packed as a blob so not as easy as extracting it I suppose, I've read a little about extracting blob files but never tried it
Thanks for the info, I`ll leave the link to it here if anyone fancies giving it a shot
http://www.portableandroid.co.uk/androidDL/WW_epad-user-8.6.5.21.zip
One way is to extract the blob from the zip ( which is actually a zip within a zip ) and write it to disk from a terminal I'm assuming you are rooted as you mention having CWM . The command off the top of my head is: dd if=/pathtoyourblobfile of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4. It will take a few minutes to complete, bear in mind you will be back to stock, I.e. no CWM and you will lose root. HTH.
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One way is to extract the blob from the zip ( which is actually a zip within a zip ) and write it to disk from a terminal I'm assuming you are rooted as you mention having CWM . The command off the top of my head is: dd if=/pathtoyourblobfile of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4. It will take a few minutes to complete, bear in mind you will be back to stock, I.e. no CWM and you will lose root. HTH.
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That's why I wanted a flashble zip, so I don't return to stock and can easily flash back to 4.2.2 when I'm done playing
Cheers though
What I did was backup 4.2.2, then flash stock (recovery and ROM).
Then I rooted and installed TWRP using Wolf's method 3.
Made a stock backup in TWRP.
Then I can restore to stock, and when I'm done I can restore back to 4.2.2
You can take your ROM files by doing these commands in the Terminal Emulator.
Code:
su
tar -c system/* >> sdcard/system.tar
And wait for few minutes and a file named system.tar will appear in /sdcard. You can take the file from your computer and use the android kitchen to make the /system file flashable in custom recovery. You can find the tutorial (Here)
frederuco said:
What I did was backup 4.2.2, then flash stock (recovery and ROM).
Then I rooted and installed TWRP using Wolf's method 3.
Made a stock backup in TWRP.
Then I can restore to stock, and when I'm done I can restore back to 4.2.2
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Good idea, so does the TF see the HC update zip and just allow you to flash as if it was an OTA, even from JB or did you need to flash it a different way ?
TheMrcool212 said:
You can take your ROM files by doing these commands in the Terminal Emulator.
Code:
su
tar -c system/* >> sdcard/system.tar
And wait for few minutes and a file named system.tar will appear in /sdcard. You can take the file from your computer and use the android kitchen to make the /system file flashable in custom recovery. You can find the tutorial (Here)
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Great thanks, I`ll take a look at that method too cheers
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Good idea, so does the TF see the HC update zip and just allow you to flash as if it was an OTA, even from JB or did you need to flash it a different way ?
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I flashed the last ICS firmware (unzip once) from TWRP. Should work the same from HC.
Then install TWRP using ADB or APX. Root if you want (flash SuperUser.zip) and make a nandroid.
frederuco said:
I flashed the last ICS firmware (unzip once) from TWRP. Should work the same from HC.
Then install TWRP using ADB or APX. Root if you want (flash SuperUser.zip) and make a nandroid.
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Ah so the stock zips are already flashable from TWRP, shame theres not a simple way to add TWRP to the stock zip
Hello everyone.
I unlocked a bootloader in my freshly bought Honor 8 last week and I the first thing I did was to flash a root package (obviously). I'm used to SuperSU, so tha's what I flashed. Then I found out about Magisk. I want to try it, but I need to flash stock boot.img in order to install it. My build number is FRD-L09C432B404 (EMUI 5.0, Android 7.0). Could anyone upload corresponding boot img? I'd be thankful.
Do it yourself! ^^
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Hello everyone.
I unlocked a bootloader in my freshly bought Honor 8 last week and I the first thing I did was to flash a root package (obviously). I'm used to SuperSU, so tha's what I flashed. Then I found out about Magisk. I want to try it, but I need to flash stock boot.img in order to install it. My build number is FRD-L09C432B404 (EMUI 5.0, Android 7.0). Could anyone upload corresponding boot img? I'd be thankful.
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Hello!
You can do it yourself, just follow these steps:
1) Download your firmware (update.zip) from hicloud url: update.zip
2) Extract zip
3) Download "Huawei Update Extractor 0.9.9.5" (zip file): HuaweiUpdateExtractor_0.9.9.5.zip
4) Extract zip
5) Open "HuaweiUpdateExtractor.exe" extracted from previous step
6) Click on the 2 dots button and navigate to the file to add the "UPDATE.APP" file ( extracted from step 2) ), it will show you all the files like boot.img , recovery.img , recovery2.img , system.img , etc.
7) Select "BOOT.img" and right-click > "Extract Selected". Choose this destination folder: Where fastboot/adb are installed.
8) Use fastboot command to flash "BOOT.img":
Code:
fastboot flash boot BOOT.img
Hope it helps you!
I'd rather not download 1.3GB of firmware for the sake of one small boot.img which can't be bigger than 50MBs, not to mention additional software I'll use probably never again, so I'd be thankful if someone sent already extracted boot
Wagierek said:
I'd rather not download 1.3GB of firmware for the sake of one small boot.img which can't be bigger than 50MBs, not to mention additional software I'll use probably never again, so I'd be thankful if someone sent already extracted boot
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BOOT.img file from FRD-L09C432B404 firmware: Google Drive or MEGA
( Because I have nothing more important to do tonight lol )
Thanks for your support. I had to extract it anyways for stock recovery, so here it is in case someone needed it.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ILYXoUvKMSsb8uLmSY2pIMvFWeBJ--9X/view?usp=sharing
Hi,
I wanted to update to OB2 and was kinda in a hurry, so long story short: I screwed up and am now on OB2 without root or TWRP.
Primarily I need root, so if anyone can point me to a guide, that would be much appreciated.... booting TWRP through fastboot doesn't seem to work.
If you have a good guide for also flashing TWRP, that would also be much appreciated, only stuff I found was guides with "patch the boot.img" ... hell, i don't know how to do that
thanks
momsi said:
Hi,
I wanted to update to OB2 and was kinda in a hurry, so long story short: I screwed up and am now on OB2 without root or TWRP.
Primarily I need root, so if anyone can point me to a guide, that would be much appreciated.... booting TWRP through fastboot doesn't seem to work.
If you have a good guide for also flashing TWRP, that would also be much appreciated, only stuff I found was guides with "patch the boot.img" ... hell, i don't know how to do that
thanks
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Hello, check this out https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7/how-to/guide-how-to-flash-android-10-twrp-t3964131
I've seen this post, but how do i patch the boot img of OB2?
or do i do that with the OB1 file ?
momsi said:
I've seen this post, but how do i patch the boot img of OB2?
or do i do that with the OB1 file ?
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No, with the OB2 file. You can extract it also with the same method and patch it.
the same file?! there is no open beta 2 file ... you can only download the OB1 from oneplus and have to OTA to OB2..
I know how annoying it is when some noob (thats how i feel now) asks for step by step "click this button" guides, but can you please lend me a hand on this
I see .... i miss the old days with the nexus series or the first oneplus phones ... none of all the crap, no million partitions and A and B slots and all that ... just flashing...
momsi said:
the same file?! there is no open beta 2 file ... you can only download the OB1 from oneplus and have to OTA to OB2..
I know how annoying it is when some noob (thats how i feel now) asks for step by step "click this button" guides, but can you please lend me a hand on this
I see .... i miss the old days with the nexus series or the first oneplus phones ... none of all the crap, no million partitions and A and B slots and all that ... just flashing...
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7/how-to/guide-how-to-flash-android-10-twrp-t3964131
Know exactly what you mean. I did the same thing. Will break it down more granular.
1) Download the OB2 file
2) Unzip the OB2 zip file.
3) Download program found in (use this tool for it LINK <--- thanks @tidschi)
4) Unzip said program
5) Take payload.bin file and put it in the payload_input folder
6) Run the payload_dumper.exe found in the root payload folder (payload_dumper-win64)
7) Take the boot.img file from the payload_output folder and copy it to your phone
8) Open Magisk Manager on the phone and click INSTALL
9) Click INSTALL again
10) Click Select and Patch a File
11) Choose the boot.img file you copied from your computer (phone will create a magisk_patched.img file in your download folder)
12) Copy magisk_patched.img file from your phone to your computer
13) Fastboot your phone and install the magisk_patched.img file
14) Go back to Magisk Manager. It should now say it is rooted.
15) Go to Modules in Magisk and hit the + sign
16) Find your TWRP Zip file and install it.
You should now be rooted and have TWRP installed on your phone again.
Cheers!
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7/how-to/guide-how-to-flash-android-10-twrp-t3964131
Know exactly what you mean. I did the same thing. Will break it down more granular.
1) Download the OB2 file
2) Unzip the OB2 zip file.
3) Download program found in (use this tool for it LINK <--- thanks @tidschi)
4) Unzip said program
5) Take payload.bin file and put it in the payload_input folder
6) Run the payload_dumper.exe found in the root payload folder (payload_dumper-win64)
7) Take the boot.img file from the payload_output folder and copy it to your phone
8) Open Magisk Manager on the phone and click INSTALL
9) Click INSTALL again
10) Click Select and Patch a File
11) Choose the boot.img file you copied from your computer (phone will create a magisk_patched.img file in your download folder)
12) Copy magisk_patched.img file from your phone to your computer
13) Fastboot your phone and install the magisk_patched.img file
14) Go back to Magisk Manager. It should now say it is rooted.
15) Go to Modules in Magisk and hit the + sign
16) Find your TWRP Zip file and install it.
You should now be rooted and have TWRP installed on your phone again.
Cheers!
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I thank you very much, really..... but now I feel even more stupid .... I again fail at the very first step. Which OB2 file? In the thread you linked, i only find the patching tool, no OB2 file, and at the oneplus site you can only download the OB1 file.
momsi said:
I thank you very much, really..... but now I feel even more stupid .... I again fail at the very first step. Which OB2 file? In the thread you linked, i only find the patching tool, no OB2 file, and at the oneplus site you can only download the OB1 file.
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That's the rom itself, the full OxygenOS zip Open Beta 2: https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...7-repo-oxygen-os-builds-t3937152/post80254958
From there you need to extract the boot.img and patch it as explained before :good:
Well.... that did the trick ....
Thank you very much. :highfive:
magisk_patched image not flashing
swehes said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7/how-to/guide-how-to-flash-android-10-twrp-t3964131
12) Copy magisk_patched.img file from your phone to your computer
13) Fastboot your phone and install the magisk_patched.img file
You should now be rooted and have TWRP installed on your phone again.
Cheers!
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while flashing magisk_patched.img I am getting this error
C:\Android>fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
target reported max download size of 805306368 bytes
sending 'boota' (49232 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.136s]
writing 'boota'...
FAILED (remote: (boota_a) No such partition)
finished. total time: 1.145s
what should I do ?
Update : got the new updated twrp which can be booted from fastboot
swehes said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7/how-to/guide-how-to-flash-android-10-twrp-t3964131
Know exactly what you mean. I did the same thing. Will break it down more granular.
1) Download the OB2 file
2) Unzip the OB2 zip file.
3) Download program found in (use this tool for it LINK <--- thanks @tidschi)
4) Unzip said program
5) Take payload.bin file and put it in the payload_input folder
6) Run the payload_dumper.exe found in the root payload folder (payload_dumper-win64)
7) Take the boot.img file from the payload_output folder and copy it to your phone
8) Open Magisk Manager on the phone and click INSTALL
9) Click INSTALL again
10) Click Select and Patch a File
11) Choose the boot.img file you copied from your computer (phone will create a magisk_patched.img file in your download folder)
12) Copy magisk_patched.img file from your phone to your computer
13) Fastboot your phone and install the magisk_patched.img file
14) Go back to Magisk Manager. It should now say it is rooted.
15) Go to Modules in Magisk and hit the + sign
16) Find your TWRP Zip file and install it.
You should now be rooted and have TWRP installed on your phone again.
Cheers!
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Will this still work even though I am on Stable 10.0.1 OOS?
Sobakel said:
Will this still work even though I am on Stable 10.0.1 OOS?
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Yes, but you can do it easily with newer methods
Sorry to ask what is perhaps an easy question, but what are those newer methodes?
Sobakel said:
Sorry to ask what is perhaps an easy question, but what are those newer methodes?
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See here https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7/how-to/guide-unlock-bootloader-flash-twrp-root-t3954559
How to extract firmware from ozip the files are may be encrypted because they are giving me some error also i have tried to patch boot.img with Magisk Manager & it giving Unknown Image Format
siddhrsh said:
How to extract firmware from ozip the files are may be encrypted because they are giving me some error also i have tried to patch boot.img with Magisk Manager & it giving Unknown Image Format
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- Use winrar to extract
- Patch boot.img can't root. Patch recovery.img
thatha said:
- Use winrar to extract
- Patch boot.img can't root. Patch recovery.img
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LOL !
Hi I already try winrar but still the result says corrupt. Can you show me how step by step ?
Do someonne have a copy of rmx1809 boot.img ...need it for unbricking my phone
AfieyCyrus90 said:
Do someonne have a copy of rmx1809 boot.img ...need it for unbricking my phone
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No I don't have one but I will suggest downloading ota update from realme site and extract it and I think you were to root your phone by trying to flash magisk_patched.img
I whicjh case I would suggest visting this site
Magisk installation site , cant provide link as being a new user
Alguém sabe como fazer root no oneplus 9 Android 13.1?
First of all, please write in English. This is an English-only forum.
You can root the latest 13.1 firmware the same way you root others. I assume you already have the bootloader unlocked, proper drivers installed on your PC, and basic know-how of fastboot/adb commands. Here is the process:
You need to get the boot.img of your current firmware. You can extract it through MSM Tool's Read Back feature. In case you don't know about MSM, I have attached the boot.img for latest OOS13.1 firmware LE2115_13.1.0.500(EX01). Download and extract zip file and you will have boot.img. Copy this boot.img to your phone. Next you need to download/install Magisk v26.1 on your phone. Open the app, click Install and select that boot.img. Magisk will patch that boot.img and create a new patched_boot.img in your phone's Download folder. Copy that patched_boot.img to your PC. Reboot your phone to bootloader mode. Run this command to temporarily boot the patched_boot.img:
fastboot boot <your_patched_boot.img>
Note that this command is to boot it temporarily. It DOES NOT flash it. Ok, so once your phone boots up, open Magisk app again, click Install and select Direct Install. Now Magisk will root your current firmware permanently.
By this method of temporary booting and then rooting with Magisk's Direct Install method, Magisk will backup your original boot.img. So whenever there is a new software update, you can go to Magisk, select Uninstall, choose Restore Images, and Magisk will revert your original stock boot.img from it's backup. Then you can proceed with system update. Otherwise, without restoring original boot.img, the system update will fail because of patched_boot.img.
Here is the zip attachment. Make sure to extract it.
Thank you friend
shadabkiani said:
First of all, please write in English. This is an English-only forum.
You can root the latest 13.1 firmware the same way you root others. I assume you already have the bootloader unlocked, proper drivers installed on your PC, and basic know-how of fastboot/adb commands. Here is the process:
You need to get the boot.img of your current firmware. You can extract it through MSM Tool's Read Back feature. In case you don't know about MSM, I have attached the boot.img for latest OOS13.1 firmware LE2115_13.1.0.500(EX01). Download and extract zip file and you will have boot.img. Copy this boot.img to your phone. Next you need to download/install Magisk v26.1 on your phone. Open the app, click Install and select that boot.img. Magisk will patch that boot.img and create a new patched_boot.img in your phone's Download folder. Copy that patched_boot.img to your PC. Reboot your phone to bootloader mode. Run this command to temporarily boot the patched_boot.img:
fastboot boot <your_patched_boot.img>
Note that this command is to boot it temporarily. It DOES NOT flash it. Ok, so once your phone boots up, open Magisk app again, click Install and select Direct Install. Now Magisk will root your current firmware permanently.
By this method of temporary booting and then rooting with Magisk's Direct Install method, Magisk will backup your original boot.img. So whenever there is a new software update, you can go to Magisk, select Uninstall, choose Restore Images, and Magisk will revert your original stock boot.img from it's backup. Then you can proceed with system update. Otherwise, without restoring original boot.img, the system update will fail because of patched_boot.img.
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Thank you for the specifics. I haven't decided whether or not I will modify my OnePlus 9 but I will keep this in mind.
Get token.
Flash token.
Enable unlock bl in dev options.
Install Magisk inside Andoid.
Congrats you did it.
Is there a boot img for LE2115_13.1.0.101(CN01)?
oneplus 9 LE2115_13.1. colorOS
ahumzert said:
Is there a boot img for LE2115_13.1.0.101(CN01)?
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You can use MSM Tool to extract the Boot.img file, this is how most of use get our hands on the image files. I have provided a guide below on how to do this.
MSM Download Tool Read Back Mode: Create OnePlus Backup!
In this guide, we will show you the steps to take a backup of all the partitions on your OnePlus device via MSM Download Tool Read Back Mode.
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