I am looking to learn how to extract a boot image to patch. The last source for patched boot images has not updated since 9.5.10. I would like to be less dependent and be able to do it on my own.
Can someone put together a quick tutorial on how to extract a boot.img so I can run it though Magisk and create a patched one?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79548858&postcount=6
I have the current rooted AA boot image in the guide in my signature. I extract them directly from the phone.
ozfive said:
I am looking to learn how to extract a boot image to patch. The last source for patched boot images has not updated since 9.5.10. I would like to be less dependent and be able to do it on my own.
Can someone put together a quick tutorial on how to extract a boot.img so I can run it though Magisk and create a patched one?
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1)Download payload dumper.
2)Extract payload file from rom zip.
3)Put payload file in payload_input folder.
4)Run exe file.
5)After process complete check payload_output folder. All extracted there.
Download payload dumper from here :- https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4760222&d=1558078935
Patched boot images are irrelevant and only necessary for devices without a working TWRP recovery. If you want to root, either boot TWRP once or boot and install TWRP (recommended) and then install the magisk zip from there.
larsdennert said:
I have the current rooted AA boot image in the guide in my signature. I extract them directly from the phone.
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How do you extract the boot.img from the phone? I have the tmo version and would like to say on the stock room with root.
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You need root to extract a partition, but if you have root then you have no need for it except to share it so someone else can get root.
In other words are you rooted already? If not, you'll need to use the other instructions or get a rooted or non rooted image from someone with a T-Mobile phone.
I'm going to guess you could fastboot boot boot.img to any rooted boot image for the one plus 7 pro, have root and then install magisk.
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You need root to extract a partition, but if you have root then you have no need for it except to share it so someone else can get root.
In other words are you rooted already? If not, you'll need to use the other instructions or get a rooted or non rooted image from someone with a T-Mobile phone.
I'm going to guess you could fastboot boot boot.img to any rooted boot image for the one plus 7 pro, have root and then install magisk.
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Not rooted yet, but everything I have read so far is that you need a patched boot.img to root, or you can create one from the boot.img in an oos package with magisk manager. The problem is, there isn't a tmo oos package out there yet, so it looks like rooting the tmo software isn't possible at the moment. Is this correct?
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Is your bootloader unlocked? That would be step one. Read up on the thread for that.
Not yet, but will be....trying to get my research done before I go for it... don't want to mess it up, been a few years since I rooted a phone.
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All tutorial here in real me 5 pro on how to root is not working and couse stock firmware damage.
Can someone share steps on how to root? My real me pro is already unlock. I already have twrp.
Flashing magisk is not working in my device. When I flashing magisk.zip my phone will no longer booting to system and stayed on realme logo. Please help
Try search in youtube
you must flash this magisk fix after magisk flashing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/162yH2DRGOolwUu11hDSBd08hNBX_JfPj/view
Hello fellow xda friend.
Could somebody advise me on making custom TWRP for my device Infinix Hot 10s (x689b) unfortunately there is no official TWRP for this particular device yet.
I saw a tread on hovatek about making custom TWRP however it requires recovery.img which I couldn't find since this device is having super partition.
Any idea? Thanks.
Anyway I have managed to root using patched boot.img with magisk.
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Hello fellow xda friend.
Could somebody advise me on making custom TWRP for my device Infinix Hot 10s (x689b) unfortunately there is no official TWRP for this particular device yet.
I saw a tread on hovatek about making custom TWRP however it requires recovery.img which I couldn't find since this device is having super partition.
Any idea? Thanks.
Anyway I have managed to root using patched boot.img with magisk.
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how do you root using the patched boot.img?
[email protected] said:
Hello fellow xda friend.
Could somebody advise me on making custom TWRP for my device Infinix Hot 10s (x689b) unfortunately there is no official TWRP for this particular device yet.
I saw a tread on hovatek about making custom TWRP however it requires recovery.img which I couldn't find since this device is having super partition.
Any idea? Thanks.
Anyway I have managed to root using patched boot.img with magisk.
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Will you port the TWRP recovery? I also need TWRP for Infinix Hot 10S X689B!
Do you have the recovery.img file? I can port TWRP but I didn't find the recovery.img file in firmware.
Hi, I've been curious if flashing gsi onto s22 ultra would be successful, anyone tried so far ? I've read couple of threads and it's possible to flash gsi without twrp using either Odin (need modified .img file to be able to flash with it) or using bootloader and terminal commands.
Anyone?
hi, i need a boot.img file from a specific Recovery rom for Xiaomi redmi note 10 pro.
The ROM i need is 13.0.3.0 SKFZAVC but cant find it anywhere, pls help, I flashed the wrong boot.img and now my camera and wifi and stuff isnt working.
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hi, i need a boot.img file from a specific Recovery rom for Xiaomi redmi note 10 pro.
The ROM i need is 13.0.3.0 SKFZAVC but cant find it anywhere, pls help, I flashed the wrong boot.img and now my camera and wifi and stuff isnt working.
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Xiaomi releases just one version on every update, for every variant, for every region, for both channels; recovery and fastboot, so you should use one of these firmware, according your model and region https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/archive/miui/sweet/