Dear All
This is not my work just copy and paste from https://mobiletech360.co
Looking for Huawei Mate 10 lite stock firmware/ROM? Then your search is over. We have direct download link of Huawei Mate 10 lite RNE-L22 Firmware/ROM Android 7 Nougat and step by step guide to install.. Just download and read the instructions carefully.
Official Firmware Details :
Device: Huawei Mate 10 Lite
Model No: RNE-L22
Android OS: 7.0 Nougat
EMUI Version: 5.0
Firmware: B140
Status: Official
Changelog
This update improves system security with Google security patches.
Integrates Google security patches for improved system security.
This update will not erase your personal data, but we recommend that you back up any important data before updating.
If you experience any issues during the update, please call the Huawei customer service hotline or visit an authorized Huawei service center for assistance.
Pre-Requisite
This Guide is only for Huawei Mate 10 lite RNE-L22 users.
You need Micro SD Card or internal memory space to try any Stock ROM
A Micro SD card of 8GB or more should be available. It is recommended that The Micro SD card is made by Sandisk, Kingston, or Kingmax .
Make sure you have enough battery to run the upgrade process. It is recommended that the power of the battery is more than 30%.
Upgrade operations may erase all your user data. So if there is some important information,you should backup them before upgrade.
Before flashing, you should unzip the SDupdate_Package.tar.gzfile, and get out UPDATE.APP to do upgrade operation in your SD Card. To unzip, we may sometime share two zip file, Update.zip package is always comes with the main update.app which is a complete OS. Where has data file comes with data files from Huawei. Check the below file list.
└ —> dload├ –> RNE-L22_hw_eu│ └ –> update_data_hw_ eu.app├–> UPDATE.APP
There are two methods to upgrade your phone. One is Normal upgrade and Force Upgrade
Mobiletech360 is not responsible for any damage to your phone while installing this Update.
Make sure that you have latest USB drivers installed
Take complete backup of your phone and then proceed.
If you don’t want to transfer software to phone or SD card you can Huawei Firmware Flash Tool.
For download
https://mobiletech360.co/huawei-mate-10-lite-rne-l22-stock-firmwarerom-android-7-nougat/
Credit to https://mobiletech360.co
How can extract full stock ROM???
Can someone write a tutorial?
santo80s said:
Dear All
This is not my work just copy and paste from https://mobiletech360.co
Looking for Huawei Mate 10 lite stock firmware/ROM? Then your search is over. We have direct download link of Huawei Mate 10 lite RNE-L22 Firmware/ROM Android 7 Nougat and step by step guide to install.. Just download and read the instructions carefully.
Official Firmware Details :
Device: Huawei Mate 10 Lite
Model No: RNE-L22
Android OS: 7.0 Nougat
EMUI Version: 5.0
Firmware: B140
Status: Official
Changelog
This update improves system security with Google security patches.
Integrates Google security patches for improved system security.
This update will not erase your personal data, but we recommend that you back up any important data before updating.
If you experience any issues during the update, please call the Huawei customer service hotline or visit an authorized Huawei service center for assistance.
Pre-Requisite
This Guide is only for Huawei Mate 10 lite RNE-L22 users.
You need Micro SD Card or internal memory space to try any Stock ROM
A Micro SD card of 8GB or more should be available. It is recommended that The Micro SD card is made by Sandisk, Kingston, or Kingmax .
Make sure you have enough battery to run the upgrade process. It is recommended that the power of the battery is more than 30%.
Upgrade operations may erase all your user data. So if there is some important information,you should backup them before upgrade.
Before flashing, you should unzip the SDupdate_Package.tar.gzfile, and get out UPDATE.APP to do upgrade operation in your SD Card. To unzip, we may sometime share two zip file, Update.zip package is always comes with the main update.app which is a complete OS. Where has data file comes with data files from Huawei. Check the below file list.
└ —> dload├ –> RNE-L22_hw_eu│ └ –> update_data_hw_ eu.app├–> UPDATE.APP
There are two methods to upgrade your phone. One is Normal upgrade and Force Upgrade
Mobiletech360 is not responsible for any damage to your phone while installing this Update.
Make sure that you have latest USB drivers installed
Take complete backup of your phone and then proceed.
If you don’t want to transfer software to phone or SD card you can Huawei Firmware Flash Tool.
For download
https://mobiletech360.co/huawei-mate-10-lite-rne-l22-stock-firmwarerom-android-7-nougat/
Credit to https://mobiletech360.co
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This is not full firmware
santo80s said:
Dear All
This is not my work just copy and paste from https://mobiletech360.co
Looking for Huawei Mate 10 lite stock firmware/ROM? Then your search is over. We have direct download link of Huawei Mate 10 lite RNE-L22 Firmware/ROM Android 7 Nougat and step by step guide to install.. Just download and read the instructions carefully.
Official Firmware Details :
Device: Huawei Mate 10 Lite
Model No: RNE-L22
Android OS: 7.0 Nougat
EMUI Version: 5.0
Firmware: B140
Status: Official
Changelog
This update improves system security with Google security patches.
Integrates Google security patches for improved system security.
This update will not erase your personal data, but we recommend that you back up any important data before updating.
If you experience any issues during the update, please call the Huawei customer service hotline or visit an authorized Huawei service center for assistance.
Pre-Requisite
This Guide is only for Huawei Mate 10 lite RNE-L22 users.
You need Micro SD Card or internal memory space to try any Stock ROM
A Micro SD card of 8GB or more should be available. It is recommended that The Micro SD card is made by Sandisk, Kingston, or Kingmax .
Make sure you have enough battery to run the upgrade process. It is recommended that the power of the battery is more than 30%.
Upgrade operations may erase all your user data. So if there is some important information,you should backup them before upgrade.
Before flashing, you should unzip the SDupdate_Package.tar.gzfile, and get out UPDATE.APP to do upgrade operation in your SD Card. To unzip, we may sometime share two zip file, Update.zip package is always comes with the main update.app which is a complete OS. Where has data file comes with data files from Huawei. Check the below file list.
└ —> dload├ –> RNE-L22_hw_eu│ └ –> update_data_hw_ eu.app├–> UPDATE.APP
There are two methods to upgrade your phone. One is Normal upgrade and Force Upgrade
Mobiletech360 is not responsible for any damage to your phone while installing this Update.
Make sure that you have latest USB drivers installed
Take complete backup of your phone and then proceed.
If you don’t want to transfer software to phone or SD card you can Huawei Firmware Flash Tool.
For download
https://mobiletech360.co/huawei-mate-10-lite-rne-l22-stock-firmwarerom-android-7-nougat/
Credit to https://mobiletech360.co
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Hi friend
This is not full ota
disregard it, I think it is not a full firmware only an update.
Sorry the rom not full
I just got email from huawei that stock rom ofline (service center) only, they not upload to online.
Rebrand-Update-Tool HWOTA7 for Huawei P9-EVA
German Thread (not updated yet): https://www.android-hilfe.de/forum/...-p9-eva-inoffizielles-oreo-update.884138.html
→ HWOTA7 Tool for P9 Plus VIE is different: https://forum.xda-developers.com/p9...rand-update-tool-hwota7-p9-plus-vie-t3843930/
In 2018, the P9 was still being used by many users. Many were annoyed because Huawei did not provide the Android 8 update for the European models. The Chinese models got Oreo and there was really no reason why European models didn't get it.
HWOTA7 offers the possibility to change the model of the P9. This allows, for example, a Chinese model to be converted into a European one - and a European model into a Chinese one. In order to update the P9 to Android 8, it is necessary to convert the respective European model (EVA-L09 or EVA-L19) to a Chinese model (EVA-AL10).
The instructions for this conversion and the Oreo update can be found in the next post #2:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/rebrand-update-tool-hwota7-p9-eva.3820849/post-77161313
Basic information:
→ HWOTA7 for EVA is programmed ONLY for to use on Android 7 (Nougat). It does not work on Android 8 Oreo (and it doesn't work on Android 6). Of course you can update from Android 7 to Android 8, but to go back to Nougat from Oreo this tool cannot be used. There is another solution for this purpose, you can find it in post #3:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/rebrand-update-tool-hwota7-p9-eva.3820849/post-77161314
→ The hardware and firmware of the different P9-EVA models is different. For example, if you convert an EVA-L09 (SINGLE-SIM) to an EVA-L19 (DUAL-SIM), you will not get a DUAL-SIM function. If you convert the European P9 to a Chinese P9 - which is necessary to update to Oreo - no mobile network will work at first because the chip is different and the Chinese firmware only addresses the real Chinese models. Therefore it is necessary to flash a network patch after updating to Oreo (see instructions Post #2).
→ With HWOTA7 you can just update your current Firmware with FullOTA-MF Firmware (3 zip files, two of them renamed), but the Firmware you use MUST match your device model and cust (for exampel, if your device ist EVA-L09C432 you cannot use C636 Firmware). For updating your Firmware with HWOTA7 you choose: Using the script /1. Change firmware
→ You can rebrand (convert your phone model) between L09/L19/L29 and all Chinese Brands (remember: your hardware does not change) by choosing in HWOTA7: Using the script /2. Change location. (14 oeminfo files are included for different locations and cust).
With this option you can debrand from Vodafone/Telekom to the open european cust C432 for example (which is not branded to a Cellular Provider) - or you can rebrand a chinese modell (for example EVA-AL00C00, EVA-AL10C00) to EVA-L19C432 (which has also Dual-Sim).
If you own a chinese modell and it is already on Oreo, you have to downgrade first with HiSuite to Android 7, then you can use HWOTA7 Tool to change location for example to EVA-L19C432. Immediately afterwards it is necessary to flash the appropriate firmware for EVA-L19.
→ If your Phone has SIM Lock, Debranding does not unlock mobile network - you can do that with HCU Client by DC Unlocker
→ Before you change anything, make a note of the build-number from the "About phone" settings. This is important to know if you want to go back to the original phone model.
To revert to the original model, the correct oeminfo is required (14 are included in HWOTA7 tool) - if your model is not there, backup the oeminfo with TWRP. If you send me these, I can integrate them into the tool. The oeminfo of the P9 models on Android 7 does not contain any security-related, device-specific information such as IMEI or serial number.
And you need the firmware files corresponding to the model.
Where can I get the model-specific firmwares?
The new HWOTA7 Tool Version 1.2 contains the folder "1.Firmwares" This contains already the starting firmware for EVA-L09C432 and EVA-L19C432, as well as the required Android 7 firmware for EVA-AL10 and the Android 8 update firmware for EVA -AL10. The firmwares are already renamed correctly to work with the HWOTA7 tool.
The "1.Firmwares" folder also contains the "2.Downgrade-EVA-AL10-Andr.8-to-Andr.7" subfolder. It contains a HWOTA.zip that allows you to downgrade from Android 8 to Android 7 by using the SD card + TWRP. After that, the HWOTA7 tool can be used again to return to the original model (Instruction for that see Post #3)
The most important firmwares are already included in the HWOTA7 tool to update from Nougat to Oreo and also to return to Android 7 and EVA-L09/EVA-L19(C432).
Of course I cannot include all firmwares that are available for the different models and locations.
In 2018 and for some time afterwards, it was pretty easy to find the right firmwares with the Firmwarefinder (by Developer MT). This option no longer exists!
If you need a different firmware (than included) for your original model, this is the only way: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...geos-16-0-for-huawei-p9.4078383/post-85016053
But for that you must use the new URL: https://professorjtj.github.io/
If you download firmwares from that source, the firmwares must always contain 3 zip files.
And you must rename two of the zip files, because the HWOTA7 is programmed to only work with those names:
update.zip = update.zip (do not rename)
update_full_EVA-XXX_XXX_cn.zip - rename to: update_all_hw.zip
update_data_full_public.zip - rename to: update_data_public.zip
→ You should disable "Hide extensions for known file types" in Windows Explorer's file options under the "View" tab. Because if you unintentionally rename the update_all_hw.zip to "update_all_hw.zip.zip", flashing the firmware will not work.
Requirements:
You need the Bootloader Unlock code for your phone → if you do not have it, it can be read out with HCU Client by DC Unlocker (4 credits = about 4 EUR).
Developer Options must be enabled and inside: → OEM Unlock + ADB Debugging in charging only mode + USB Debugging (in this order) enabled
HiSuite HDB in Settings on the phone should be disabled, HiSuite on PC should be closed in the background
You need a working USB Connection (drivers) between P9-EVA and PC (MTP, ADB and Fastboot → Allow access to the phone, accept RSA key fingerprint)
The battery should be charged.
Backup your important data (folders from internal storage such as WhatsApp, DCIM, Downloads, Music, etc. - as well as user apps with data, contacts, calendars, sms, etc.) → The internal storage is erased several times during this process. Follow the instructions.
HWOT7 is working on Windows 7, 8.1, 10 and 11 by using update_eng.bat (it does not have to be run with administrator rights). The instructions in the thread are formulated for Windows users.
For Linux computers read post from @leodp : https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/rebrand-update-tool-hwota7-p9-eva.3820849/post-83916865
or/and use the tipp by @MSe1969 - which is the contributor of the amazing → Treble ROM based on LinegeOS 16, MicroG and Bromite WebView always up-to-date for Huawei P9 (Update to Oreo-Firmware required):
"A hint for Linux users: The HWOTA tool is in fact a windows wrapper around Linux shell scripts, so there is no real need to use Windows, if you have a working Linux installation ( however, make sure to replace the 'mkdir' commands in hwota_eng.sh with 'mkdir -p' ).
For MacOS computers use: https://github.com/feedsbrain/hwota7
Download P9-EVA-HWOTA7-v1.2.zip:
11,9 GB, MD5: 5e93700221dfd8f2d5083d2cf22706f1
https://mega.nz/folder/XNRjBJAS#7Ne--slFgj0IsFbQwrlaLw
Changelog:
v1.2: Added required Firmwares + HWOTA-SD-Card/TWRP-Downgrade from Oreo Tool + oeminfo for EVA-L29C636
v1.1: Added "cmd-here-exe" in HWOTA7\tools\windows. Run the file as an administrator for general operations using ADB or Fastboot Mode. You can flash an Image (ramdisk, recovery_ramdisk, system.img...) out of this folder. → Same function as "Minimal ADB and Fastboot" . Removed: "archive-recoverys" - no longer necessary.
v1.0 Stable Initial release:
Note: The HWOTA Tool is/was available for many Huawei devices. I do not know which person or group has programmed originally. I just took an "empty one" and modified the existing script to work with Huawei EVA, provided the required images (oeminfos, Recoverys, frp-file for eva..) and tested everything on my own device.
Spoiler: How to use the Tool:
How to use the Tool:
Download P9-EVA-HWOTA7-v1.2.zip, unzipp/extract it on the computer with 7zip. The zip file contains the main folder "HWOTA7" Just place this folder (unzipped) as it is to storage C:\ (means: C:\HWOTA7).
The subfolder "1.Firmwares" is located in the HWOTA7 folder. This contains the most important 3-part firmwares, but each packed in just one zip file (to reduce the upload size).
The firmware that you need must therefore first be unpacked.
The zip files contained therein (= 3-part firmware) must be copied to the "update" subfolder without being unzipped. → C:\HWOTA7\update - this is the main working folder.
With a double click on the "update_eng.bat" the rebrand/update tool "HWOTA7" is executed and a terminal window opens.
If you are on custom ROM, first go back to Stock Firmware ("Using script" and "Change firmware" - use the Firmware that matches your device and cust)
HWOTA7 is self-explanatory. It detects what to do and prompts you to press certain key combinations or enter the unlock code.
→ The USB cable between the phone and PC remains connected throughout the process!
→ The phone is connected to the PC via USB and you start with the key combination: VOL- and Power Button key into Fastboot mode.
→ Only press "Enter" in the terminal if the described step, in the line before, was executed.
→ If you face an error like: "adb: error: connect failed: no devices/emulators found" - close Terminal, reboot phone into Fastboot mode and restart HWOTA7
→ When the Bootloader is locked, the tool will unlock the Bootloader with the code. Thereafter, a factory reset is performed by clearing the internal storage = Lowlevel Wipe.
When the Bootloader is open, the tool automatically flashes TWRP and prompts you to press (and hold) VOL+ and Power Button to start into TWRP.
After you click 2x in the terminal on "Enter"
→ Before you choose: 2. Using the script and 1. Change firmware or 2. Change location - make sure, the 3-part FullOTA-MF Firmware is already in the update folder: C:\HWOTA7\update - and two of the three zip files are correct renamed (included Firmwares are already renamed)
Important difference between four situations:
1) When the Bootloader is closed, HWOTA7 opens it with the code, a "lowlevel" factory reset is performed and the device must then boot into the system. In the setup everything can be skipped (which is possible) - but the developer options must be switched on (1.ADB Debugging + 2.USB Debugging enabled). And HiSuite HDB disabled.
2) If you select "Change firmware" to flash the firmware, the tool copies the ZIP files to the phone in the /data directory, flashes the Nocheck recovery, and installs the firmware. In this case, you also need to boot into the system and check if Developer options with the required settings are enabled.
3) But if you do the step: "Change location" - this step is different! The tool will flash the corresponding "oeminfo", close the Bootloader and request the Unlock code to unlock the device and force a "lowlevel" factory reset → In this case (only), you should NOT boot into the system after the reset. Wait until the EMUI recovery is 100% done with the reset. Then comes the message "Reset succesful, device will restart" Now press (only) the VOL+ button and keep it pressed so that the device starts into TWRP. Now click on "Enter" in the terminal. HWOTA7 now copies the firmware to the device, flashes the Nocheck recovery, reboots and flashes the firmware belonging to the "oeminfo". After this step, the device must be booted into the system.
4) If the device boots into the system and you have a black screen, with an input field in the middle and possibly the keyboard (do not get worried) - the Bootloader was locked by the firmware during rebranding. In this case, press the Power Button to restart and hold down the VOL- button during the restart to start the device into Fastboot mode. Close the Terminal Script and restart update_eng.bat. Click on "Enter" in the Terminal and HWOTA7 will ask you for the Unlock Code and unlock again the Bootloader. Confirm the unlock on the device with the keys, then there is a factory reset followed by a reboot into the system. Now everything is fine.
→ Hint: If you face any error during Firmware will be copied to: /data/update/HWOTA - like: "connect failed, no devices/emulators found" – do following:
Close HWOTA7 Terminal and use menu "Reboot" of TWRP to reboot into Bootloader, start again update_eng.bat - TWRP will be flashed again - boot into TWRP with VOL+ and Power Button - allow system modification - hit "Enter" in HWOTA7 Terminal - Firmware will now again be copied to: /data/update/HWOTA - "System update should start automatically" - Phone will make reboot and flash the Firmware correctly.
Have fun
Credits:
@Atarii EVA-NoCheck Recovery
@OldDroid Android 7 TWRP for P9-EVA, TWRPs for many Huawei devices, Lead Developer/Maintainer Open Kirin Team
@Pretoriano80 Android 8 TWRP for many Huawei devices
@arshilhonor6x Guide to EMUI 8 for Honor 6
@reynard1 @vampirian @dkionline Thank you for cooperation and exchange
@urbanmec Thanks for many hints and tweaks
@zgfg Thanks for great support and help for users of this Thread
XDA:DevDB Information
HWOTA7-P9-EVA, Tool/Utility for the Huawei P9
Contributors
Tecalote
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1.2
Stable Release Date: 2022-06-22
(Old Stable Version: 1.1 / 2018-07-24)
Created: 2018-07-25
Last Updated: 2022-06-22
2022-06-21: This Post is under construction - please wait until the update is ready
Old text:
Unofficial Update for European EVA-models to official OREO
Unofficial method to update European models of Huawei P9 EVA to official Android Oreo
- for EVA-L09 - EVA-L19 - EVA-L29
Originally, all models of the P9 EVA and P9 Plus VIE should receive the Android Oreo update. Unfortunately, Huawei has decided to only supply the Chinese models with Android 8.
For this reason, there is an unofficial way to update to the official Oreo → by rebranding the European models to EVA-AL10.
Note: This Guide is for P9 EVA → P9 VIE HWOTA7 with a separate guide to the Oreo update you can find here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/p9-plus/development/rebrand-update-tool-hwota7-p9-plus-vie-t3843930
Oreo runs smoothly and well on the P9, the battery last longer and with Android 8 there is Treble Support. Since it is possible to update P9 to Oreo -
Huawei P9 is officially supported by the OpenKirin Team:https://forum.xda-developers.com/p9/development/roms-openkirin-aosp-collection-t3828806
Here is a small Guide how to go back from OpenKirin to EMUI: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77905152&postcount=833
Preparation for the update to Oreo:
If you are on any Custom Rom - go back to Stock firmware first - before rebrand to another location!
You should be on the latest approved Firmware for your device - if you have not the latest approved Firmware, use HWOTA7 Tool to update your Firmware.
Do for every case a Backup (TitaniumBackup /Huawei Backup - without System-Apps/Settings) before. TWRP Backup makes no sence, because you can not restore it on Oreo! [/B]Make sure, the Update-Firmware is copied to the folder C:\HWOTA7\update - and two zip files are RENAMED as mentioned in OP → read OP Post#1. Update your Firmware by using the script (HWOTA7 Terminal: 2. Using the script + 1. Change firmware)
Instructions for updating to Oreo by rebranding your phone to EVA-AL10:
Requirements:
A) HWOTA7 Tool
B) Bootloader Unlock Code for your device
C) For rebranding from EVA-L09 or EVA-L19 or EVA-L29 to → EVA-AL10 you need to download the following 2 Firmwares:
EVA-AL10b399Sp17a /Android 7 (this Firmware is required for the Update to Oreo):
update.zip: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G1864/g1755/v138329/f1/full/update.zip
update_data_full_public.zip: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...29/f1/full/public/update_data_full_public.zip
update_full_EVA-AL10_all_cn.zip: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...A-AL10_all_cn/update_full_EVA-AL10_all_cn.zip
EVA-AL10C00B540 (8.0.0.540) /Android 8 Oreo:
update.zip: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G3115/g1699/v208318/f1/full/update.zip
update_data_full_public.zip: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...18/f1/full/public/update_data_full_public.zip
update_full_EVA-AL10_all_cn.zip: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...A-AL10_all_cn/update_full_EVA-AL10_all_cn.zip
Steps:
0) Check: Your original device is updated to the latest Firmware - you had downloaded the two EVA-AL10 Firmwares (Nougat, Oreo) - you made a Backup from personal folders of your internal storage (WhatsApp-DCIM-Download-etc. folders) and a Backup from your (User) apps, contacts, calendar etc. - HiSuite is closed on PC and disabled in settings on the phone - Developer Options are enabled with OEM Unlock and ADB Debugging + USB Debugging enabled - the 3 Firmware zip files for EVA-AL10b399Sp17a are in the C:\HWOTA7\update folder (two files renamed as descriped in OP Post #1)
1) Connect your device with USB to PC and start from HWOTA7 main folder: update_eng.bat - Accept possibly the RSA query on the display of the P9
2) Restart P9 into Fastboot mode (use restart/restart and press VOL- /or shutdown phone and press VOL- and Power Button)
→ Note: During all steps USB Cable stays connected between phone and PC and you hit "Enter" in Terminal only, if the step, which is written before, is already done!
3) HWOTA7-terminal detects if Bootloader is open or closed - if the Bootloader is closed go to 4) - if the Bootloaer is open go to 7)
4) Terminal ask you for the Unlock code - enter the Unlock code and confirm the Unlock on the phone
5) The P9 reboots and an automatic factory reset is done with internal storage wipe (lowlevel reset) - wait until the phone reboot to system. Skip everything during setup (except what can not be skipped) - Important: Enable Developer Options with ADB Debugging and USB Debugging
6) Restart your P9 into Fastboot mode - now hit "Enter" Button - HWOTA7 Terminal will flash automatically TWRP for Android 7 and gives you the order to boot into TWRP by pressing VOL+ and Power Button (dont hit "enter" before this step is done)
7) In TWRP swipe to allow system modification - now hit "enter" (2x) in the Terminal - after a short while you will see: Upgrade Options
8) 2. Using script: 2.Change location - you will see a list of available "oeminfo" - use: 2.EVA-AL10C00
→ Note: The Firmware for EVA-AL10/Nougat must be already in the update folder (and two zip files renamed)!
9) HWOTA7 flashes now oeminfo for AL10, Bootloader is getting closed, confirm the Unlock on device - automatic factory reset is executed, wait until 99% and 100% restarts the phone → NOW PRESS VOL+ to boot the phone into TWRP instead of system!
10) Allow system modification in TWRP and hit "enter" Button for Terminal - HWOTA7 copies now the firmware to the directory: /data/update/HWOTA - restart phone automatically and flashes the Firmware with EVA_RECOVERY_NoCheck.
→ After the P9 has started into the system - you may see a black screen with an input field and a keyboard - if yes, go to 11) - if no, go to 13)
11) Close HWOTA7 Terminal and press Power Button on P9 to restart your Phone, restart phone, in the moment of restart press VOL- Button to boot into Fastboot Mode → Bootloader is closed. BTW: Chinese Brands dont have FRP.
12) Open update_eng.bat, click enter, enter the Unlock code, confirm Unlock on phone, phone makes a Factory reset with lowlevel wipe. Then the P9 starts automatically into the system. Now you have already rebranded to EVA-AL10c00b399sp17a / Nougat. :good:
13) Accept the terms and conditions (Huawei + Google Services) and skip the rest, what can be skipped. Do not be nervous, the P9 has no IMEI at the moment and no mobile network. This is normal. In Settings/Advanced settings menu disable: "Trust Space" and "HiSuite HDB". In Settings/About phone/Build Number/7x click - enable Developer options - go into menu/Developer options and enable ADB-Debugging and USB-Debugging (in this order)
14) Click enter in Terminal, select 2. No, I would not and HWOTA7 will be closed. → Change now the Firmware in the update folder to EVA-AL10C00B540 (8.0.0.540) /Android 8 Oreo (remember: two zip files has to be renamed!)
15) Start again update_eng.bat. Reboot phone into Fastbood Mode. Hit "enter" for Terminal - TWRP will be flashed automatically - reboot with VOL+ and Power Button into TWRP - allow system modification - hit "enter" in HWOTA7 Terminal
16) Use Upgrade options: 2.Using the script - 1.Change firmware (Same brand update /but Oreo)
17) Click enter in Terminal, Firmware will be copied to: /data/update/HWOTA - "System update should start automatically" → if you receive any error like: "connect failed, no devices/emulators found" - go to 18) - if everything is okay go to 19)
18) Close HWOTA7 Terminal and use menu of TWRP to reboot into Bootloader, start again update_eng.bat - TWRP will be flashed again - boot into TWRP with VOL+ and Power Button - allow system modification - hit "enter" in HWOTA7 Terminal - Firmware will be copied to: /data/update/HWOTA - Phone will make reboot and flash the Firmware for Oreo automatically.
19) You have now successfully updated to Android 8. :good: Phone will reboot into EVA-AL10C00B540 (8.0.0.540) Oreo. → You should accept the terms and conditions (Huawei + Google Services) - otherwise Playstore will not work later! Do not enable WLAN and do not set up your phone (Fingerprint etc)right now! - skip, what can be skipped. → You will have "unknown IMEI" and no mobile network at the moment, that is normal.
Open Settings/System and enable again Developer Options/ADB+USB Debugging. In Settings /Security+Privacy you can find "Trust Space" - disable it - and in same menu you find in "More" "Allow HiSuite to use HDB" - disable it!
→ Now we must do some steps that the phone is able to recognize the IMEI and mobile network as well as NFC on L09 and Dual-SIM on L19/L29 and disable Chinese apps, which we do not need in Europe.
20) Downloads:
TWRP for Oreo P9-EVA-8.0.0-TWRP-v4.img: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1322778262903998750 - we need this to flash the important changes to system without the need of Root
This TWRP is made by @Pretoriano80 for Honor 9 Lite. I made just small changes for hi3650. You can backup and restore everything, except data! There is no access to /data - means: you can not do Factoryreset from TWRP - and decryption of the internal storage for the TWRP session is not working. → For Backkup and restore data you can use HiSuite or Huawei Backup or Titanium Backup. MTP ist working, when you just disable/enable it once.
Network-Patch zip files (new released 03.03.2019):
→ select the zip according to your original model (which you had before rebranding to EVA-AL10)
→ Copy the zip file to the external SD or to the USB Stick, which you connect to P9 after with OTG cable. Since TWRP can currently not access /data (internal storage) - you can not flash this Patches without → external SD or USB OTG
→ The Network Patch zip files can be used for b540. If you are already on Oreo and have an older Firmware (b528, b535), you must update first to b540.
→ Update from older Oreo Firmware to b540: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77161303&postcount=5
EVA-L09_b540-SingleSIM_NetworkPatch-v2.6.zip: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397910447
MD5: 8662c7129945f5bc2236e8f87031b793
EVA-L19_b540-DualSIM_NetworkPatch-v2.6.zip: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397910449
MD5: 46dc8f974cb345027746d88ac141f6e1
EVA-L29_b540-DualSIM_NetworkPatch-v2.6.zip: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397910453
MD5: afac13a9e6445b6d5a2beb8289abda6b
VIE-EVA-FaceUnlock-Oreo-v1.5.zip: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397898660
MD5: 973d006c55fa812d722b653a57c844c0
Installing NetworkPatch-v2.6 and optional VIE-EVA-FaceUnlock-Oreo-v1.5
→ You just need one Network patch. This must match your original model - which you had before rebranding!
21) Copy the downloaded TWRP into the folder C:\HWOTA7\tools\Windows - connect P9 with USB to PC - right click on cmd-here-exe (run as administrator) - type: adb reboot bootloader (enter, to restart your P9 Plus into Fastboot mode) Flash now TWRP in Fastboot Mode:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk P9-EVA-8.0.0-TWRP-v4.img
22) Disconnect the USB cable from P9 and press (with the left hand) VOL+ and Power Button (with the right hand) and keep pressing until the Phone is rebooted into TWRP.
23) On the first Screen click on "Cancle" (because decryption is not working) but swipe to confirm to "Allow System modification"
→ Go to: Install /select storage: Micro SD (or USB-OTG) and choose your downloaded NetworkPatch.zip file. If you like, you can use the function down left "Add zip file" and choose the VIE-EVA-FaceUnlock-Oreo-v1.5.zip
24) Swipe to confirm flashing the Network Patch (and the optional added VIE-EVA-FaceUnlock-Oreo-v1.5.zip file)
25) If you had used an older NetworkPatch before flashing the newest one - go back to the main menu of TWRP, go to wipe → advanced wipe and choose only "cache" (not Dalvik) → but if you are new on Oreo b540 you can skip this step
26) Reboot to the system
27) Finally, Playstore and any keyboard is needed. Download the apks from here (February 2019): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=290476
28) Install it, enable keyboard, open Playstore and log into your account. After that reboot your phone. Now you can update apps, download and install your favorite apps and additional all other Google apps from Playstore → do not flash GApps instead!
29) After you have installed all required files, you have currently TWRP installed → this is good for Users, which like to have Root and disabled OTA.
Root Guide can be found here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77161300&postcount=4
→ But if you like to enable OTA instead:
A) Download and flash: Enable-Hwota.zip from here: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=290481
B) Go back to the main menu of TWRP and Reboot to Bootlader
C) flash in Fastboot mode the Stock EMUI Recovery
Code:
fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk EVA-b540-EMUI-RECOVERY_RAMDIS.img
Download from here: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397898706
Reboot Phone and enjoy
As Mirror for the Downloads you can use also the Mega folder by @zgfg
https://mega.nz/#F!JwkVyRya!Rb7OUE0z3PEpXBRxGOM-vQ
@zgfg is the official authorized supporter for this thread. He give you a lot of help and support and he do a lot of tests, before we release new Patches.
Many Thanks!
If you search for older files (Network Patches etc) for older Firmwares, you can also search my folder on Android Filehost:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=124276
Note: It is not possible to lock the Bootloader on to EVA-AL10 rebranded phone with Network Patch and FaceUnlock! This would revert all the required changes and in the worst case push your phone into a bricked state.
→ But what you can do with installed EMUI Recovery (instead of TWRP): You can do from settings /system /reset a Factoryreset with wipe of the internal storage (to clean up previous instalations) → in this case the Factoryreset lowlevel does not revert the changes! The only difference is: When you get Push notifications, the Badges over the app symbol on Homescreen will change from numbers to points (which is standard on Oreo) → which is currently not change able in settings without Factoryreset.
Known issues:
VoLTE and WiFi-Calling is is visible in the menu - but does not work for now!
If you want synchronisation between Google calendar and EMUI calendar - you need to install Google calendar from Playstore.
If you like to use Google Assistant and have problems to teach this app with your voice "Hello Google" - just open settings /apps & notifications /standard (default) apps - and choose Google Assistant as default app (then it will work).
→ Please read also the next few posts (Root, current firmware with eRecovery, Update Firmware on Oreo with HWOTA8, going back to EVA-AL10 Nougat and rebrand back to original model)
Restore current Firmware - or going back from Oreo to Nougat and rebrand back
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Old text:
Restore current firmware (if you are on EMUI or OpenKirin ROM) → check out following Post:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77905152&postcount=833
How to go back from Oreo to Nougat → and rebrand back
A) Method by using HiSuite (on PC):
1) If you have Magisk Root - uninstall Magisk with Magisk Manager (Button Uninstall)
2) Make sure, you have EMUI-Stock-Recovery installed (it does not work with TWRP)
3) Download Huawei HiSuite: https://consumer.huawei.com/minisite/HiSuite_en/
4) Update HiSuite on PC to (minimum) version: 8.0.1.302_OVE and connect your Phone with PC and HiSuite.
5) Let HiSuite install HiSuite App on your Phone - accept the Permission requests. Once that is done:
6) Click on "Systemupdate" - a new window pop up and show you your current version, click on the Link "Change version" - then you can downgrade to the latest Android 7 AL10 firmware
7) → then it is possible to use HWOTA7 again for rebranding back...
B) Method by using HuRUpdater → requires external SD or USB OTG:
If you want to go back from unofficial Oreo to Nougat and rebrand back to your original brand, you can do it with simply steps.
→ Note: HuRUpdater can not only be used for Downgrade, it can also be used for Update Firmware - It depends only on which firmware you pack together with HuRUpdater in the folder (which you have created on external SD or USB OTG)
→ The Firmware must be FullOTA-MF (same renaming than with HWOTA7 Tool)
1) Bootloader must be open
2) Flash TWRP for Oreo Download TWRP by Pretoriano80: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1322778262903998750
3) Backup your data with Huawei Backup (because TWRP can not acces data for now, because it has no encryption/decryption support)
4) Make a folder on your external SD and name it: Downgrade or Update (or however)
5) Copy the 3 Firmware zip files into the folder and make sure, two zip files are renamed (same as you did for HWOTA7)
6) Download HuRUpdater_0.4.zip from here:http://www.mediafire.com/file/r14sor2g4cbugzw/HuRUpdater_0.4.zip
7) Copy HuRUpdater into the same folder together with the firmware zip files. If you have the Nougat AL10 zip files inside, you will downgrade.
The folder contains now 4 files:
HuRUpdater_04.zip
update.zip
update_all_hw.zip
update_data_public.zip
8) Boot into TWRP. It will ask you for password. Just cancle. In TWRP open "Wipe" - but dont wipe anything - you must use the Button on the right Format Data. Confirm with typing: yes. Soon data is formatted, go back to the main menu and open Reboot - but do not reboot System - you must Reboot Recovery
→ Note: Format data is only important until we have TWRP with working data decryption
9) After TWRP is rebooted go "Install".
10) Navigate to the folder which containes the files and flash ONLY HuRUpdater_04.zip In some seconds the Akku vibrates - in this moment press for one second the VOL- Button. Now HuRUpdater will flash automatically the FullOTA-MF Firmware.
11) Once it is done, use on the left: Wipe Cache Button. After go back to the main menu and Reboot RECOVERY.
12) Your device has rebooted now into EMUI Stock Recovery. From there perform Wipe Cache Partition and Factory reset and boot to system.
Once you are back to Nougat - you can use again the HWOTA7 Tool to rebrand back to your original brand. Just use Change location (for your original cust) and make sure, the Firmware is in the update folder..
Credits:
@zxz0O0 Many thanks for HuRUpdater
HuRUpdater Thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-9/development/tool-flash-official-firmware-recovery-t3769279
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Enable Root Access
Instructions for root access
Root is not required, but if you still wish, here is the guide:
Due to the fact TWRP cannot access the encrypted data partition, you cannot JUST flash Magisk!!
→ A) But you can flash Magisk with TWRP using a workaround
→ B) Alternatively it is possible to flash a Magisk patched ramdisk.img in Fastboot mode
A) Workaround for flashing Magisk with TWRP – for Advanced Users:
1) Download the favorite Magisk version from here (all releases): https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
The actual and newest stable version you can get always from here too: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
2) Copy the flashable Magisk-vXX.zip and Magisk Manager apk to external SD – and make sure, you have Developer options with 1) ADB Debugging and 2) USB Debugging (in this order) enabled.
3) Reboot device to TWRP, cancle Password, allow system-modification (swipe to confirm)
4) On the main menu go first to "Mount" - down left click on "Select storage" and choose "Micro SD"
5) Go back to main menu and open "Advanced" and open "Terminal"
NOTE:
If you have got a OTA-Firmware Update with “Patch02” or “Patch01” before flashing the Network Patch (after Network Patch, you will not see this in "About phone"!) or if you don’t remember, then use following both Lines in Terminal, but if you are sure, you have only Firmware without Patch 01 or Patch02, then use just "Keep Force encrypt" Line. Write the Lines in TWRP/Terminal exactly.
6) Write following code with Terminal:
Code:
echo KEEPVERITY=true>>/cache/.magisk
echo KEEPFORCEENCRYPT=true>>/cache/.magisk
→ Confirm each Line with blue/white checkmark on keyboard, before writing the next Line and confirm also the second Line (if you use two)
7) Go back to the main menu to "Install" and flash Magisk - after that reboot phone without wipe of Dalvik/Cache!
8) Search for Magisk Manager on Homescreen - if it is not installed, just install the Magisk Manager apk
9) Open Magisk Manager → everything should be okay
10) Open normal settings /apps & notifications /Magisk Manager /permissions and make sure Magisk Manager has permission for storage.
11) From Magisk Manager menu above left, section “Downloads” – download and install directly “Busybox for Android NDK” by osmosis – save log and reboot phone.
→ If Magisk get a major update, uninstall first Magisk from Magisk Manager and use “uninstall” button. “Uninstall complete” The phone restarts automatically. After that you can flash the new Magisk and reflash the modules.
B) Flashing Magisk with patched ramdisk.img in Fastboot mode:
If you don’t want flash Magisk with the TWRP workaround – you can use a Magisk patched ramdisk.img instead.
1) You can patch ramdiks.img from update.app by yourself, with following method:
Extract the update.zip of the current installed Firmware, because we need the UPDATE.APP.
Download Huawei Extractor v0.9.9.5 from here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2433454
In the settings of the Huawei Extractor disable "verify header checksum" - then put with drag and drop the UDPATE.APP into Huawei Extractor and extract by right click the RAMDISK.img (on earlier Android Versions it would be: BOOT.img)
2) Copy the original RAMDISK.img to your phone to the internal storage in the folder: Download
3) Install the latest Magisk Manager: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
4) Open Magisk Manager, Magisk Manager ask you "Install Magisk-vx.zip?" - first click on: no thanks
5) Since internal storage is encrypted by default, you must first enable the checkbox: "Preserve force encryption"
5) If you have installed a OTA-Firmware Update with Patch01 or Patch02 – then enable additional the checkbox "Preserve AVB 2.0/dm-verity" in Magisk Manager.
6) Then click on "Install" - "You want to install Magisk-v1x.zip now?" - Install - Patch Boot Image File...
7) Navigate to Download folder, and choose RAMDISK.img
8) Magisk will now patch the RAMDISK.img and and once that's done, Magisk will save the patched ramdisk.img with the new name: patched_boot.img in the "Download" folder on internal storage.
→ Do not be confused - this is just named “patched_boot.img, but it is in fact the patched ramdisk.img !
9) Go to Settings /Apps & notifications/Apps and uninstall Magisk Manager
10) Now you must flash the “patched_boot.img” – Reboot your phone into Fastboot mode
Android 8:
Code:
fastboot flash ramdisk patched_boot.img
10) Reboot phone, install again newest Magisk Manager, open it and you will be asked: "Requires Additional setup - to you want to proceed now" Yes. → This step is required for to work properly.
2) Instead of doing yourself – you can use the already patched ramdisk.img:.
→ important: the right patched ramdisk img must be used for the right Firmware version (example: b540)
Magisk patched ramdisk.img you can download always from @zgfg MEGA folder:
https://mega.nz/#F!JwkVyRya!Rb7OUE0z3PEpXBRxGOM-vQ
And you can download also from my folder: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=290471
Current version:
→ depending if you have b540 with OTA-Patch02 or b540 without Patch02 (you must know, because after flashing Network Patch you cannot see it in Settings /System /About phone !)
Magisk 18.1 patched ramdisk.img for b540 without OTA-Patch02:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397898715
Magisk 18.1 patched ramdisk.img for b540 Firmware with OTA-Patch02:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397898717
→ if you don’t remember, if you have OTA-Patch02 installed, then use the one for Patch02
Installing patched ramdisk.img:
Reboot your Phone into Fastboot mode and flash the patched ramdisk.img with following command → depending on which version you install:
Code:
fastboot flash ramdisk EVA-b540_Magisk_v18.1_Encrypt-Ramdisk.img
Code:
fastboot flash ramdisk EVA-b540_Patch02-Magisk_v18.1_Encrypt_AVB-Ramdisk.img
Google Playstore certification
You can try it with method by @zgfg:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79070144&postcount=1574
→ If it does not work you can try advanced method:
1) Set your phone into Flight Mode (no network should be connected)
2) Open Settings/Apps & notification/Apps and down right in the dot menu click on: show systemprocessing
3) Go step by step into following Apps (if there): Google - Google Play Store - Google Play Services - Google-Service-Framework - each has the entry: storage - delete ONLY cache /not data
4) Open with Mixplorer the directory:
/data/data/com.android.vending/shared_prefs - search for the xml file: finsky.xml
5) Open finsky.xml with TEXT Mixplorer Text Editor
6) Search inside finsky.xml for: <boolean name="device-google-certified"value="false" - change it to:
Code:
<boolean name="device-google-certified"value="true"
- means, you change only "false" to: "true"
7) click on the save symbol to save the changes! - close Mixplorer and everything in the Background
8) Disable Flight Mode (so Phone search for network connections)
9) Reboot your Phone
10) Open Playstore menu /settings/ =certified
If you have problems with current version of Magisk and using Gpay (Google Pay), try following workaround:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79028818&postcount=5
How to uninstall Magisk:
A) Before you doing an OTA Update, it is required to uninstall Magisk → and also make sure, to have Stock EMUI Recovery installed (instead of TWRP).
B) In case for a “major” Magisk update it is also sometimes necessary to uninstall Magisk before installing the new version, because with directly update the phone could get a Bootloop. (But normally Magisk updates can be done directly and without uninstalling Magisk before).
C) If your device can not boot into system due to an incompatible Magisk Module.
a + b) If you can boot normally to system, you can uninstall Magisk from Magisk Manager - just use the "Uninstall" button “Uninstall complete”. Magisk will be uninstalled and Magisk files deleted from /data directory. Thereafter, the P9 is restarted automatically.
c) If your device can not boot into system due to an incompatible Magisk Module, you can flash the original EMUI Stock ramdisk.img (which is not patched with Magisk)
→ ramdisk.img must match the Firmware version of your device
For the current Firmware EVA-AL10 b540 you can download the original ramdisk.img here:
EVA-b540-RAMDISK.img:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397898709
You can flash it in Fastboot Mode:
Code:
fastboot flash ramdisk EVA-b540-RAMDISK.img
Alternatively, you can flash the image with TWRP.
In this case you flash the img with TWRP by using: "flash img" - but important is, you must flash it to: ramdisk (and NOT to recovery_ramdisk !!)
Soon you have installed the EMUI ramdisk.img, the device can boot to system again and Magisk is disabled.
Enjoy
Credits:
@osm0sis Busybox for Android NDK
@Didgeridoohan MagiskHidePropsConfig module
@topjohnwu Magisk root
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Manual Firmware-Update on OREO
Manual firmware update – if you are already on Oreo
You can manual update the Firmware - if you are already on Oreo → but you can not update with this method from Android 7 to Oreo!!
→ The manual update is based on a special EMUI Recovery for EMUI 8 which does not check if you have modified your system.
We will post the actual Links here and/or on the actual last pages.
→ you need an external memory card in the device for this method - it does not work with USB OTG
The current firmware is EVA-AL10C00B540 (8.0.0.540):
update.zip: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G3115/g1699/v208318/f1/full/update.zip
update_data_full_public.zip: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...18/f1/full/public/update_data_full_public.zip
update_full_EVA-AL10_all_cn.zip: http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...A-AL10_all_cn/update_full_EVA-AL10_all_cn.zip
1) Renames:
Enable in Windows Explorer “Show file extension” (to see the extension: zip, doc, docx etc. at the and of the filename) because if one file is named update.zip.zip → it will not work!
update_data_full_public.zip → rename to: update_data_public.zip
update_full_EVA-AL10_all_cn.zip → rename to: update_all_hw.zip
→ do not rename update.zip
2) Required: installed TWRP →see Post #2 how to flash
Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1322778262903998750
3) FirmwareUpdate_onOreo_from-externalSD.zip
Download this zip file and extract (unzip) it:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397898768
The zip file contains the folder HWOTA and inside are two files. Do not rename that files.
4) Create a folder on your external SD with the Name HWOTA in the main directory (don’t use another name!) - or copy the HWOTA folder from unzipped Firmware-Update.zip instead to your external SD
5) You have now the folder HWOTA in the main directory of your external SD (without Subfolders between)
6) The folder HWOTA must contain:
eva_vie_recovery_nocheck.img
ExtSD-FirmwareUpdateScript.zip
update.zip
update_all_hw.zip
update_data_public.zip
7) Reboot phone to TWRP, cancle Password, allow system modification, go to Install, select storage: Micro SD - and flash ONLY the zip file with the name: ExtSD-FirmwareUpdateScript.zip
8) The phone restarts and takes a while to flash automatically the EMUI-NoCheck-Recovery and takes also a while until the Firmware will be flashed automatically as well as Phone reboots after. Just wait, until it boots up.
→ if you have Root, there is no need to Unroot before and you will lose no installed apps, except perhaps Playstore and Keyboard (but if it was updated, you will not lose Playstore and not Keyboard)
→ you have to flash again the Network Patch (for your device) from #2 with TWRP - and for the case you lost Playstore and Keyboard, just install your favorite apk and reboot phone.
Enjoy :good:
this tool can be used for eva-l19c636 asian to update to oreo right? same procedure?
iammitee said:
this tool can be used for eva-l19c636 asian to update to oreo right? same procedure?
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Yes!
Do I need to be on the latest version of EMUI Nougat (I think it is B399SP01 or something)? It looks promising so far, I hope I can successfully be on Oreo so I can flash Treble ROMS. Thank you so much!
Gilgameshhhhhh said:
Do I need to be on the latest version of EMUI Nougat (I think it is B399SP01 or something)? It looks promising so far, I hope I can successfully be on Oreo so I can flash Treble ROMS. Thank you so much!
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All information about these questions will be explained in Post # 2.
For new users / P9 terminals - Huawei is still providing Bootloader codes, or they have to be purchased from eg DCUnlocker?
There was also a rumour about alternative methods, bypassing Bootloader codes?
When it settles, are you also planning for MagicRainbow v5 based on Oreo?
zgfg said:
For new users / P9 terminals - Huawei is still providing Bootloader codes, or they have to be purchased from eg DCUnlocker?
There was also a rumour about alternative methods, bypassing Bootloader codes?
When it settles, are you also planning for MagicRainbow v5 based on Oreo?
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The Huawei Unlock Site is down (since today): https://emui.huawei.com/en/plugin/unlock/detail
Reading the Unlock codes must be purchased for using DC Unlocker Software. https://www.dc-unlocker.com/read-unlock-codes-for-huawei-phones
At the moment there is no technique to bypass the bootloader unlock code.
Yes I am planning MagicRainbow v5 based on Oreo
Nice, waiting all information about rebrand to Chinese for Oreo Update
Necrodaemon said:
Nice, waiting all information about rebrand to Chinese for Oreo Update
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I do it in the evening and tonight, so it should be ready tomorrow.
When we change from the European version to the Chinese version, would we lose the nfc?
Enviado desde mi EVA-L09 mediante Tapatalk
L09/L19 rebranded to Chinese Oreo - G2/G3/G4 baseband will work?
P9 eva-dl00
Tecalote said:
How to rebrand Huawei P9-EVA European Brand to Chinese Brand and update to Oreo
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Excuse me my friend... P9 EVA-DL00 also updated to Oreo oficially?
Thanks in advance!!
Regards!!
Hi!
Could this script be used to update firmware without loosing root and bootloader?
Thank you.
ironet said:
When we change from the European version to the Chinese version, would we lose the nfc?
Enviado desde mi EVA-L09 mediante Tapatalk
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Yes, you loose NFC and don't win Dual SIM..
Same as if you rebrand from L09 to L19.
All Chinese Version have Dual SIM and no NFC.
zgfg said:
L09/L19 rebranded to Chinese Oreo - G2/G3/G4 baseband will work?
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This and related questions will be answered in Post #2 (when it's ready)
Carlos6862 said:
Excuse me my friend... P9 EVA-DL00 also updated to Oreo oficially?
Thanks in advance!!
Regards!!
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The final version for all Chinese versions is rolling out. To you have DL00?
All fastboot / adb commands require using the side USB-C port
SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Studio | Android Developers
Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK.
developer.android.com
Make sure you have fastboot installed
Add platform tools to PATH (post 2)
Make a backup of anything important
Sign out of all Google accounts on device
Open settings -> accountsTap the google email addressTap "Remove account"
Reboot into bootloader
Connect the phone to the computerYou must use the side USB port
From the system (usb debugging enabled):adb reboot bootloader
OR
Boot the phone with volume up + power
Use a 64-bit OS to flash the raw firmware
Open a command or terminal window"cd" to the extracted firmware folderExecute the flash_raw/all for your OS
I recommend using Windows to flash the firmware. If you have Mac, using a Windows image in VMWare also works. This will NOT lock your bootloader.
Those looking to convert between CN and WW firmware:
Repair ROG Phone 5 ZS673KS through edl firmware, no need to unlock Bootloader to modify COUNTRY CN to WW
These materials can only be used for ROG Phone 5_ZS673KS, and ROG Phone 5S_ZS676KS cannot be used. ROG Phone 5S ZS676KS Please see...
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Repair ROG Phone 5S through edl firmware, no need to unlock Bootloader to modify COUNTRY CN to WW
Success is disgusted by some people, and will not share any files for free in the future.
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Bootloader Unlock App
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/ZenFone/ZS673KS/AsusUnlock_1.0.0.7_210127_fulldpi.apk
Raw Firmware Packages (courtesy of m8822 / johnny886 / HunterTik / JazonX)
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WW_ZS673KS_18.0810.2101.95_M2.13.24.9-ASUS_1.1.46_Phone-user.raw
WW_ZS673KS_18.0830.2101.75_M2.13.24.14.1-ASUS_1.1.63_Phone-user.raw
WW_ZS673KS_18.0830.2102.88_M2.13.24.14.3-ASUS_1.1.80_Phone-user.raw
WW_ZS673KS_18.0840.2106.83_M3.13.24.40-ASUS_1.1.92_Phone-user.raw
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CN_ZS673KS_18.0830.2101.75_M2.13.24.14.1-ASUS_1.1.62_Phone-user.raw
S Series Raw Firmware (courtesy of JazonX)
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WW_ZS676KS_18.1220.2107.106_M3.13.24.43-ASUS_1.1.32_Phone-user.raw
Disclaimer:
This process will wipe your data and cannot be reversed until complete (See below).
Do not disconnect or reboot your phone during the flashing process.
I am not responsible for bricks, loops, or any other natural or man-made disasters.
Note: Newer raw firmware includes separate commands for wipe / no wipe install
If attempting to flash the device fails instantly, please see this thread:
[GUIDE]How to reboot to EDL from fastboot
Most Qualcomm-based Android PDAs support emergency download (EDL) mode allowing to unbrick device, unlock bootloader or modify protected device parameters. If ADB interface is accessible, "adb reboot edl" can be used to reboot to EDL mode. Many...
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Note: This does not trigger true EDL mode. Try before attempting a true EDL restore.
It is recommended that platform tools is extracted to the root directory (C:\) on Windows or the home folder (~/) on Mac / Linux. Replace PLATFORM_TOOLS_FOLDER with the full path below.
Adding platform tools to PATH (Windows courtesy of LifeHacker):
Open the Start menu and search for “advanced system settings.”
Click “View advanced system settings.”
Click the box that says “Environment Variables.”
Under “System variables” click on the variable named “Path”.
Click “Edit...”
(Windows 7,8): Add ;[PLATFORM_TOOLS_FOLDER] to the end of the “Variable value” box. Do not forget the semicolon.
(Windows 10): Click “New” and paste the folder path where you extracted the Platform Tools. Hit Enter and click OK.
Adding platform tools to PATH (Mac / Linux):
Add the following line to ~/.bash_profile (or .profile)
PATH=$PATH:[PLATFORM_TOOLS_FOLDER]
Open a terminal window and enter this command
source ~/.bash_profile (or .profile, is used above)
twistedumbrella said:
"Make sure you unlocked the bootloader"
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Can I go from WW to CN w/o unlocking the BL?
My tencent edition ROG5 with WW f/w denied me unlocked BL when tried with official unlocking app.
I want to try my luck on CN f/w for one last time.
Much appreciate your hard work for our cursed edition device..
Unless the reason the app didn't work is that it is already unlocked, it may fail.
Guese I don't have any options left other than waiting for the EDL f/w to become available, do I?
The EDL firmware is linked in the first post.
I should stick to calling it raw firmware for clarity.
twistedumbrella said:
The EDL firmware is linked in the first post.
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OK, I'm a bit confused. Help me out here please.
The EDL f/w you are talking about is missing some key files & thus non-functional.
Since my device was unlocked once & then re-locked, the official unlocking app is non-functional as well.
Is there any way, other than paying some random foreigners, to unlock the BL?
You are looking to flash the bootloader in EDL mode, since you can't replace the bootloader in the bootloader itself. The raw firmware does not include the firehose file required to use QPST. This is the firmware you use in EDL mode after recovering from a hard brick.
I haven't checked if the bootloader in included in the raw firmware, but since a small portion of the flash requires userspace fastboot, I would assume it is quite possible
twistedumbrella said:
You are looking to flash the bootloader in EDL mode, since you can't replace the bootloader in the bootloader itself. The raw firmware does not include the firehose file required to use QPST. This is the firmware you use in EDL mode after recovering from a hard brick.
I haven't checked if the bootloader in included in the raw firmware, but since a small portion of the flash requires userspace fastboot, I would assume it is quite possible
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Will be waiting for your findings. Many gratitude for taking this into consideration..
If you encountered following error while executing flashall_aft, make sure check your fastboot install --> post 2.
get cpu id fail
FAILED (remote: 'Unknown variable')
get cid fail
FAILED (remote: 'Unknown variable')
get project fail
FAILED (remote: 'Unknown variable')
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fastboot: error: project name () mapping the wrong raw id (0x33)
Can I go from WW to CN w/o unlocking the BL?
and
Would I be able to return to WW from CN w/o unlocking the BL as well?
aimsjahan said:
Can I go from WW to CN w/o unlocking the BL?
and
Would I be able to return to WW from CN w/o unlocking the BL as well?
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No (plural)
tnx for this thread
2 questions
after this i can update rom manually with copy in root folder
is there any video guide for this convert ?
yaser86100 said:
tnx for this thread
2 questions
after this i can update rom manually with copy in root folder
is there any video guide for this convert ?
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Updates will be the same as having an unlocked bootloader. Move it to /sdcard/ and reboot.
No video guides. It is harder to copy text shown in a video than from the text itself.
I am aware some of the original links have "expired" (or been removed by the original owners). Fortunately, I made sure to download all but one of the firmware locally and will be uploading them to AndroidFileHost to avoid them getting lost again.
is it worth changing the version from WW to CN?
thieftime1980 said:
is it worth changing the version from WW to CN?
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Unless you are in China, no.
tnx for making this thread
one question
after conver if i modified build prob and add ww to country file fingerprint sensor works normal or could be have problem?
yaser86100 said:
tnx for making this thread
one question
after conver if i modified build prob and add ww to country file fingerprint sensor works normal or could be have problem?
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There could always be problems. Seems to be hit or miss.