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Hi,
I've recently gone to rooting my Note 10, I've managed to get the bootloader unlocked. I've followed the rooting instructions with Magisk via flashing with ODIN and then doing a factory reset in recovery.
Basically, whenever ODIN is done, and I try to enter recovery for the first time, it just displays 'erasing' for a second, the phone reboots, and root and magisk don't seem to work. I'm fairly sure I followed instructions to the T. Any idea what could be causing the issue? My phone is the 970F variant. I'm using the latest (android 10) firmware with Magisk and then flashing the processed file.
Thanks!
You should keep holding volume up and power. Don't release any of button when flashing is done and phone is reboot.
Best way is to disable auto reboot in Odin and when modified firmware is flashed, simply reboot by holding vol down and power key together.
As soon as screen goes black. Relase vol down and press vol up and power key. Let the erasing do, don't release buttons at any stage. You will get into recovery.
Good day, don't know if this is right place to ask, have searched site for similar threads to no avail? I have a Samsung A10s, (sm-a107f) with Android 10, Magisk 22.1 installed, no ramdisk, SAR yes, flashed stock kernel with patched AP. Boot into Magisk via recovery, all good , phone rooted, but will no detect sim card, aeroplane mode dimly lit, cannot toggle, if i boot phone normally (no magisk root ) the siim card is detected, making me think that the problem lies with Magisk, could someone kindly advise, Cheers in advance. Bruce
Confused: Magisk Recovery? Never heard of that.
jwoegerbauer said:
Confused: Magisk Recovery? Never heard of that.
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sorry maybe not explaining it clearly, will to to explain as I understand it. Because of no ramdisk, you install magisk into recovery, to get to magisk root you have to push power and volume up buttons as though you were wanting to boot into recovery, hence me calling it magisk recovery, if you just push power button the phone boots into unrooted mode, hope that explains it.
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Hi still need help with original request , would really appreciate it. simple steps if you could
I've recently upgraded from 10.3.11 to 11.1.1.1 and so far I've not been able to find a version of TWRP that I can fastboot into that works. All the versions I've tried have just hung on the fastboot title screen and gone no further.
Obviously after booting onto TWRP I'm planning to install magisk v23 before rebooting onto my fully rooted phone, that's my hope anyway.
So could someone please post a solution to the OP6 11.1.1.1 root issue?
Thanks
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wouldn't it work to downgrade the os and then try again?
https://filehorst.de/d/extocxFJ
TWRP-3.5.2-enchilada-Nebrassy-2.img
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https://filehorst.de/d/extocxFJ
TWRP-3.5.2-enchilada-Nebrassy-2.img
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I can confirm that this works - does magisk v23 work @Thratchen ?
tacohell said:
I can confirm that this works - does magisk v23 work @Thratchen ?
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It worked for me, too
And Magisk v23 worked also very well
blackfake said:
It worked for me, too
And Magisk v23 worked also very well
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Thanks @blackfake - it worked for me too!
Rooting with twrp steps:
Note: This is for OOS 11.1.1.1 (running with stock boot image) on OP6 assuming you have already upgraded to this version and now your twrp and root are broken - I can't speak of any oher version or device. This worked for me and may or may not work for you.
Just for reference and steps that I followed so all of this is summarized in a single post (see also: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/issues-getting-root-back-after-android-11-update-op6.4343729/):
Pre-steps for safety (can be skipped depending upon your comfort level):
1. If you are not on stock boot image then please follow the youtube link in the next step below to revert to stock boot image.
2. Download the stock boot image: see the description of this video (note - do not follow the steps in the video to use the patched boot image as you will lose twrp and installing twrp nebrassy after using the patched boot image does not work as booting into system gets you in to twrp and not normal boot. If you don't care about having twrp then feel free to follow the vide and ignore the rest of this post as that works quite well as well but you will only have stock recovery):
. This allows you to use fastboot to revert to stock boot image in case you get in to a bootloop.
Steps for rooting (this assumes you have at least fastboot and the right drivers installed on you PC/laptop):
1. Download the magisk zip file directly on to the phone - say in the downloads dir. I used the release version v23 which I also used with the oos 10.x version prior to the upgrade
2. Download the TWRP Nebrassy image https://filehorst.de/d/extocxFJ on to your PC/laptop.
3. Get your OP6 in to fastboot mode (power off the phone and then power back on with Vol up and power pressed simultaneously)
4. Boot in to the above recovery image after connecting the phone to laptop using USB: fastboot boot TWRP-3.5.2-enchilada-Nebrassy-2.img
5. Once the phone boots in to the above recovery - from the Advanced menu (scroll down in to this menu) and install "this TWRP image"
6. Reboot the phone in to system - if the phone bootloops then revert the boot image out and do not proceed any further (see the above youtube video link). If all goes well and everything checks out, from the power menu boot in to recovery or power off the phone and then power on while holding the volume down button. This will boot the phone in to twrp again
7. From the twrp install menu, find the Magisk zip file on the phone and install it. Wipe Dalvik and reboot in to system.
8. If all goes well, find the magisk app and verify root and follow the instructions in the above youtube video to enable magisk hide, safety net checks, etc. If your phone is bootlooping, then revert out the boot image (see the video above on how to do so)
Thanks to @UraniumDonut @blackfake @Thratchen !
tacohell said:
Rooting with twrp steps:
Note: This is for OOS 11.1.1.1 (running with stock boot image) on OP6 assuming you have already upgraded to this version and now your twrp and root are broken - I can't speak of any oher version or device. This worked for me and may or may not work for you.
Just for reference and steps that I followed so all of this is summarized in a single post (see also: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/issues-getting-root-back-after-android-11-update-op6.4343729/):
Pre-steps for safety (can be skipped depending upon your comfort level):
1. If you are not on stock boot image then please follow the youtube link in the next step below to revert to stock boot image.
2. Download the stock boot image: see the description of this video (note - do not follow the steps in the video to use the patched boot image as you will lose twrp and installing twrp nebrassy after using the patched boot image does not work as booting into system gets you in to twrp and not normal boot. If you don't care about having twrp then feel free to follow the vide and ignore the rest of this post as that works quite well as well but you will only have stock recovery):
. This allows you to use fastboot to revert to stock boot image in case you get in to a bootloop.
Steps for rooting (this assumes you have at least fastboot and the right drivers installed on you PC/laptop):
1. Download the magisk zip file directly on to the phone - say in the downloads dir. I used the release version v23 which I also used with the oos 10.x version prior to the upgrade
2. Download the TWRP Nebrassy image https://filehorst.de/d/extocxFJ on to your PC/laptop.
3. Get your OP6 in to fastboot mode (power off the phone and then power back on with Vol up and power pressed simultaneously)
4. Boot in to the above recovery image after connecting the phone to laptop using USB: fastboot boot TWRP-3.5.2-enchilada-Nebrassy-2.img
5. Once the phone boots in to the above recovery - from the Advanced menu (scroll down in to this menu) and install "this TWRP image"
6. Reboot the phone in to system - if the phone bootloops then revert the boot image out and do not proceed any further (see the above youtube video link). If all goes well and everything checks out, from the power menu boot in to recovery or power off the phone and then power on while holding the volume down button. This will boot the phone in to twrp again
7. From the twrp install menu, find the Magisk zip file on the phone and install it. Wipe Dalvik and reboot in to system.
8. If all goes well, find the magisk app and verify root and follow the instructions in the above youtube video to enable magisk hide, safety net checks, etc. If your phone is bootlooping, then revert out the boot image (see the video above on how to do so)
Thanks to @UraniumDonut @blackfake @Thratchen !
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When I use the recovery method to get the rooot. magisk hide was not working for some banking apps. but the boot patch method was actually successful in hiding from the bank apps as well.
dark_souls_ said:
When I use the recovery method to get the rooot. magisk hide was not working for some banking apps. but the boot patch method was actually successful in hiding from the bank apps as well.
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Is your bootloader locked now? Also you would no longer have twrp as the recovery?
tacohell said:
Is your bootloader locked now? Also you would no longer have twrp as the recovery?
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Yes, twrp is removed. Bootloader is unlocked. No problem with that.
dark_souls_ said:
Yes, twrp is removed. Bootloader is unlocked. No problem with that.
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Try this:
Enable magisk hide
Hide the banking app (all services) in magisk hide
Install app airfrozen (green icon with snowflake)
Freeze magisk app
Reboot
Try your banking app
UraniumDonut said:
Try this:
Enable magisk hide
Hide the banking app (all services) in magisk hide
Install app airfrozen (green icon with snowflake)
Freeze magisk app
Reboot
Try your banking
UraniumDonut said:
Try this:
Enable magisk hide
Hide the banking app (all services) in magisk hide
Install app airfrozen (green icon with snowflake)
Freeze magisk app
Reboot
Try your banking app
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Hey! Thanks for the reply. But I'm able to use my banking services with patched boot image for magisk. Any steps I can use to flash twrp again? I've lost twrp when I did flash magisk boot image for my OP6.
I fear I'll get into boot loop maybe. Or something might happen. And after flashing twrp again I can use those steps.
Hey! Thanks for the reply. But I'm able to use my banking services with patched boot image for magisk. Any steps I can use to flash twrp again? I've lost twrp when I did flash magisk boot image for my OP6.
I fear I'll get into boot loop maybe. Or something might happen. And after flashing twrp again I can use those steps.
tacohell said:
Rooting with twrp steps:
Note: This is for OOS 11.1.1.1 (running with stock boot image) on OP6 assuming you have already upgraded to this version and now your twrp and root are broken - I can't speak of any oher version or device. This worked for me and may or may not work for you.
Just for reference and steps that I followed so all of this is summarized in a single post (see also: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/issues-getting-root-back-after-android-11-update-op6.4343729/):
Pre-steps for safety (can be skipped depending upon your comfort level):
1. If you are not on stock boot image then please follow the youtube link in the next step below to revert to stock boot image.
2. Download the stock boot image: see the description of this video (note - do not follow the steps in the video to use the patched boot image as you will lose twrp and installing twrp nebrassy after using the patched boot image does not work as booting into system gets you in to twrp and not normal boot. If you don't care about having twrp then feel free to follow the vide and ignore the rest of this post as that works quite well as well but you will only have stock recovery):
. This allows you to use fastboot to revert to stock boot image in case you get in to a bootloop.
Steps for rooting (this assumes you have at least fastboot and the right drivers installed on you PC/laptop):
1. Download the magisk zip file directly on to the phone - say in the downloads dir. I used the release version v23 which I also used with the oos 10.x version prior to the upgrade
2. Download the TWRP Nebrassy image https://filehorst.de/d/extocxFJ on to your PC/laptop.
3. Get your OP6 in to fastboot mode (power off the phone and then power back on with Vol up and power pressed simultaneously)
4. Boot in to the above recovery image after connecting the phone to laptop using USB: fastboot boot TWRP-3.5.2-enchilada-Nebrassy-2.img
5. Once the phone boots in to the above recovery - from the Advanced menu (scroll down in to this menu) and install "this TWRP image"
6. Reboot the phone in to system - if the phone bootloops then revert the boot image out and do not proceed any further (see the above youtube video link). If all goes well and everything checks out, from the power menu boot in to recovery or power off the phone and then power on while holding the volume down button. This will boot the phone in to twrp again
7. From the twrp install menu, find the Magisk zip file on the phone and install it. Wipe Dalvik and reboot in to system.
8. If all goes well, find the magisk app and verify root and follow the instructions in the above youtube video to enable magisk hide, safety net checks, etc. If your phone is bootlooping, then revert out the boot image (see the video above on how to do so)
Thanks to @UraniumDonut @blackfake @Thratchen !
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Thanks for this. I had all kinds of problems trying to get root after updating to 11.1.1.1. Even this failed when I tried to install Magisk via the Nebrassy TWRP. That got me a crashdump. So I watched the video. I then flashed the stock boot image. Rebooting was successful. Then, I flashed the patched root boot image. Success, finally. This after various other failures via different methods.
Perhaps had I flashed the Magisk uninstaller, I could have avoided the stock boot > patched boot steps. But it all adds up to kind of the same thing.
Anyway, thanks again. It saved me.
Hi. I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 10 5G (d1x) device, rooted with magisk. The recovery key combo (Power+VolUp) is not working on the second reboot since flashing magisk (exiting download mode to be the first), pressing the key combo only gets me into a unrooted os. Issuing adb reboot recovery command from a pc will only get me into Magisk-enabled os, whether VolUp is long-pressed or not. After I tried to flash a TWRP image patched by the Magisk App using Odin, the situation remained same: key combo not working, adb command gets me into Magisk-enabled os. But if I use the Reboot to Recovery option inside the Magisk App, the phone blacks out for a few seconds after the Note 10 splash screen, and then reboots and gets into unrooted os.
So my question is: Is there something wrong with my method (patching the TWRP image from their official site with Magisk App, renaming it into recovery.img and flashing a tarball containing it with Odin), and how can I get both Magisk and TWRP working (and also how can I fix the recovery key combo).
REPLY:Both TWRP and Magisk work properly after the third reboot.
Hi, I have the same problem. Note 10+ and root from Magisk (Patching AP). Every time I normally reset the phone, I lose root. Then, to recover root, I have to combine on computer with the commands "adb reboot" plus a combination of PWR + Vol Up keys on the first inscription "Samsung" immediately after launching this restores root. It doesn't matter if the phone will reset 1 or 5 times. I will always lose root after a regular reset without a combination of PWR + Vol Up. I have enough of it. What am I doing wrong ?
I was installing magisk modules and install busybox from magisk after rebooting to apply the modules and busybox everything started fine there was no bootloop or anything but being already on the lock screen of the device the screen flickered and wouldn't let me do anything just turn off the screen to stop flashing but it let me enter the options by holding down the power button, I already removed the modules using Magisk Manager for Recovery Mode but it still doesn't work and keeps flashing and not letting me do anything.
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I was installing magisk modules and install busybox from magisk after rebooting to apply the modules and busybox everything started fine there was no bootloop or anything but being already on the lock screen of the device the screen flickered and wouldn't let me do anything just turn off the screen to stop flashing but it let me enter the options by holding down the power button, I already removed the modules using Magisk Manager for Recovery Mode but it still doesn't work and keeps flashing and not letting me do anything.
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Welcome to the forums, you might have better chance on your devices section.
JigZaw17 said:
I was installing magisk modules and install busybox from magisk after rebooting to apply the modules and busybox everything started fine there was no bootloop or anything but being already on the lock screen of the device the screen flickered and wouldn't let me do anything just turn off the screen to stop flashing but it let me enter the options by holding down the power button, I already removed the modules using Magisk Manager for Recovery Mode but it still doesn't work and keeps flashing and not letting me do anything.
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just go to platform tools and open cmd as administrator or open minimal adb and fastboot and check adb devices if it shows devices just type the command
adb wait-for-device shell magisk --remove-modules
it'll remove all the magisk modules but hey! your phone is recovered
if you look up ig you'll find commands for specific modules too but go this and install modules again