Hello, how can I root without twrp( I'm running Android 10)
noky76 said:
Hello, how can I root without twrp( I'm running Android 10)
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Search for Magisk patching the boot image.
There are at least two very detailed threads in the Pixel 3a forum that explain how to root without TWRP. Clearly you didn't look very hard before posting your question.
I have OP8 (IN2010), running android 11,(OOS 11.0.2.2.IN21AA)
I would like the easiest magisk root guide. TWRP optional
m8822 said:
I have OP8 (IN2010), running android 11,(OOS 11.0.2.2.IN21AA)
I would like the easiest magisk root guide. TWRP optional
magisk_patched_global_22.img
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Any guide how to install this?
m8822 said:
Any guide how to install this?
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[GUIDE] How to Root OnePlus 8 without TWRP
So today with some testers i managed to make root on OnePlus 8, I want to specify that 95% of the work was done by topjohnwu (Magisk creator). I will explain 2 different guides: First Root Guide: This guide is for a specific rom version, so...
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Will this work on all models, I have IN2013, so will the image work?
Anyone have a root method for the BLU V50? Thanks in advance
Look inside here:
Root Spreadtrum Devices via Magisk Patched boot.img
This guide will show you the steps to root your Spreadtrum device via Magisk patched boot.img file, which we will extract from PAC firmware.
www.droidwin.com
jwoegerbauer said:
Look inside here:
Root Spreadtrum Devices via Magisk Patched boot.img
This guide will show you the steps to root your Spreadtrum device via Magisk patched boot.img file, which we will extract from PAC firmware.
www.droidwin.com
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jwoegerbauer said:
Look inside here:
Root Spreadtrum Devices via Magisk Patched boot.img
This guide will show you the steps to root your Spreadtrum device via Magisk patched boot.img file, which we will extract from PAC firmware.
www.droidwin.com
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I managed to find a way. Lol I'm just going to have to squeeze the old brain to to get this done it looks like. Thanks for the tip. The methods provided all require a system dump of stock firmware to patch TWRP for the phones recovery partition. I may have to cross my fingers and flash the generic unofficial boot image TWRP for android 10 and hope it fits lol. There are absolutely no custom fits at the moment. Of course I accepted the security patch update which made this a bit more tricky. QP1A.190711.020. I found a thread talking about almost the same update except it was two digits more than the version I got. It's been 6 or 7 years since I stopped theming for the galaxy s3. Course I was only changing xmls and pngs for custom roms back then. None of my old team are active anymore. Team Venum and team nOObz are long history. I even lost my log in info for my old profile. Anyways. Wish me luck. I'm going to learn how to port and develope this time around.
jwoegerbauer said:
Look inside here:
Root Spreadtrum Devices via Magisk Patched boot.img
This guide will show you the steps to root your Spreadtrum device via Magisk patched boot.img file, which we will extract from PAC firmware.
www.droidwin.com
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Hello. Thanks again in advance. I've tried several command prompt methods to unlock this boot loader with no luck including the Magisk method. I have however managed to patch the TWRP file.
jwoegerbauer said:
Look inside here:
Root Spreadtrum Devices via Magisk Patched boot.img
This guide will show you the steps to root your Spreadtrum device via Magisk patched boot.img file, which we will extract from PAC firmware.
www.droidwin.com
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I managed to patch the TWRP boot image using the Magisk apk and patch tools but I have no luck unlocking the boot loader..
1. find your firmware file by searching this forum for blu stock firmware repository
2. extract your boot/recovery img file using spd flash tool
3. patch img file with magisk, re-sign it with avbtools
4. patch vbmeta file with avbtools
5. re-flash both vbmeta and boot/recovery using spd research tool
rooted my blu advance l5 with these steps learned from hovatek. ymmv
luridphantom said:
1. find your firmware file by searching this forum for blu stock firmware repository
2. extract your boot/recovery img file using spd flash tool
3. patch img file with magisk, re-sign it with avbtools
4. patch vbmeta file with avbtools
5. re-flash both vbmeta and boot/recovery using spd research tool
rooted my blu advance l5 with these steps learned from hovatek. ymmv
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Can anyone quickly tell me the easiest way to brick this device? My wife will buy me a new phone "when this one stops working"
Did anyone manage to root this device without bricking it? Firmware is not available in the Blu Repo (at least not yet). Our team would love to find a workable method for this phone. We have access to a bunch and want to be able to run Linux Deploy on them and also write app to automatically reboot the phone if the network connectivity is loss.
Hey, I was able to figure out how to deal with this bootloader stuff after many hours of work
Give this thread a look, it pretty much details every step needed to unlock the bootloader: https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-32287.html
Keep in mind that the OP of that thread is using a way older version of fastboot. For me, r26.0.1 worked best:
Windows: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools_r26.0.1-windows.zip
Mac: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools_r26.0.1-darwin.zip
Linux: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools_r26.0.1-linux.zip
The above step is essential as newer versions of fastboot do NOT have the "fastboot flashing unlock_bootloader <bin>" step
again YMMV, but good luck
Me again, 6 hrs after the fact
Trial and Error enabled root on the V50 - follow these steps
1. Unlock bootloader as above
2. Create a custom signed vbmeta https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-32664.html (I used the same .pem from https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-32287.html to do this) - Make sure the VBMETA IS ANDROID 10 despite G0350WW firmware saying it's Android 9
3. Create custom boot with magisk (plenty of instructions to do this online, go with the github instructions)
4. Sign the custom magisk boot with THE SAME PUB KEY FROM STEP 2
5. Flash your new vbmeta and boot onto your phone via fastboot
6. Reboot, hope and pray it turns on
This is what worked for me, but again YMMV.
njoaquin said:
Me again, 6 hrs after the fact
Trial and Error enabled root on the V50 - follow these steps
1. Unlock bootloader as above
2. Create a custom signed vbmeta https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-32664.html (I used the same .pem from https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-32287.html to do this) - Make sure the VBMETA IS ANDROID 10 despite G0350WW firmware saying it's Android 9
3. Create custom boot with magisk (plenty of instructions to do this online, go with the github instructions)
4. Sign the custom magisk boot with THE SAME PUB KEY FROM STEP 2
5. Flash your new vbmeta and boot onto your phone via fastboot
6. Reboot, hope and pray it turns on
This is what worked for me, but again YMMV.
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to be clear, the v50 uses the same firmware as the g50 plus?
dtingley11222 said:
to be clear, the v50 uses the same firmware as the g50 plus?
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Correct, you can see it when you go to the firmware details of the v50 itself. You can get the firmware files when you search this forum for blu stock firmware repository
V50 is essentially a re-wrapped g50
njoaquin said:
Correct, you can see it when you go to the firmware details of the v50 itself. You can get the firmware files when you search this forum for blu stock firmware repository
V50 is essentially a re-wrapped g50
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Hey, is there any way you could get me a rooted image and signed vbmeta? I have all the information that you would need, I just can't do the steps because im stupid. I would pay you to do it if you wanted
If the BLU V50 uses the same stock rom as the blu g50, if someone were to give out their patched vb meta and boot img, wouldn't it work for anyones BLU V50 if they just flashed it?
dtingley11222 said:
If the BLU V50 uses the same stock rom as the blu g50, if someone were to give out their patched vb meta and boot img, wouldn't it work for anyones BLU V50 if they just flashed it?
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you need to patch recovery flash it back using the spreadtrum research tool and use the key combo to boot into root
luridphantom said:
you need to patch recovery flash it back using the spreadtrum research tool and use the key combo to boot into root
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If I unlock the Bootloader, could I just flash it back with Fastboot?
Just tried flashing recovery and it bricked my phone
dtingley11222 said:
If I unlock the Bootloader, could I just flash it back with Fastboot?
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you cant unlock the bootloader. follow this tutorial or you'll keep bricking your v50
How to create a custom signed vbmeta.img for Unisoc using AVBtool
If you're into rooting and flashing custom recoveries then Android Verified Boot (AVB) or dmverity is something you should be aware of. We'd dropped a blog post on why dmverity could be causing your p
forum.hovatek.com
luridphantom said:
you cant unlock the bootloader. follow this tutorial or you'll keep bricking your v50
How to create a custom signed vbmeta.img for Unisoc using AVBtool
If you're into rooting and flashing custom recoveries then Android Verified Boot (AVB) or dmverity is something you should be aware of. We'd dropped a blog post on why dmverity could be causing your p
forum.hovatek.com
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Actually you can unlock the Bootloader. I already did. I don't know how to follow that tutorial. If I gave you my boot and vbmeta could you do it for me?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q1vt6f6-0Wg6iF4prOJS2o9ZauWM4qNy/view?usp=sharing : vbmeta
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gEV2jxhnmmjKuUaqVhqPnH9oZNmzZBGi/view?usp=sharing : boot
dtingley11222 said:
Actually you can unlock the Bootloader. I already did. I don't know how to follow that tutorial. If I gave you my boot and vbmeta could you do it for me?
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oh weird i thought blu doesnt even support bootloader unlocking
can you access fastboot? with an unlocked bootloader you can flash an empty vbmeta and dont have to go through the above steps
Hi,
I installed magisk 23.0 and patched the boot.img.
Then flash it usind adb, but when i reboot the device it rebooting again and again.
Please help to root xiaomi 11t
Thanks
TheMatrix19 said:
Hi,
I installed magisk 23.0 and patched the boot.img.
Then flash it usind adb, but when i reboot the device it rebooting again and again.
Please help to root xiaomi 11t
Thanks
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Hello, I was experiencing the same problem.
To get back to normal boot, just restore the oroginal boot.img via fastboot.
Code: fastboot flash boot boot_ori.img
I am still searching how to root this Xiaomi 11T .
Thank you veri much
im working on a Umidigi A7 Pro. having the same problem with bootlooping after flashing the patch via Smart Phone Flash Tool v5
from what ive read, there seems to be a bug in the newer versions of magisk. in my digging, i remember reading about a specific, older version of magisk that reportedly work, with my device anyway. i cant find it again, and dont remember which it was.
if you figure it out, post back so i can try on the umidigi. if i have any luck, ill do the same.
EDIT:
here are some resources. links to older versions of magisk.
Download Latest Magisk zip v23.0 and Magisk Manager 8.0.7 and Root your phone
On this page, we will share the full instructions to download and install Magisk zip on your Android Phone. This tutorial is also for the newbies/noobs
www.getdroidtips.com
TheMatrix19 said:
Hi,
I installed magisk 23.0 and patched the boot.img.
Then flash it usind adb, but when i reboot the device it rebooting again and again.
Please help to root xiaomi 11t
Thanks
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Rooting a phone's Android OS has to be done on OS level, not on phone's bootloader level.
maybe
xXx yYy said:
Rooting a phone's Android OS has to be done on OS level, not on phone's bootloader level.
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maybe they mean fastboot?
xXx yYy said:
Rooting a phone's Android OS has to be done on OS level, not on phone's bootloader level.
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It is free to choose every possible level/way.
double b26 said:
maybe
maybe they mean fastboot?
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Technically spoken rooting Android OS simply is to add a binary called SU to Android's filesystem, nothing else.
Fastboot operates on a phone's bootloader, not on phone's Android OS.
TheMatrix19 said:
Please help to root xiaomi 11t
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You have to flash magisk patched bot with
fastboot flash boot_ab magisk_patched_boot.bin
Hello
I have been trying to root my POCO C31 for mobile penetration testing purposes, I tried several ways to root it but no use. Can someone post a detailed guide to root the POCO C31?
PS: The device is running on Android 11 with MIUI version 12.5.3.RCRINRF, I looked up the fast boot file and a TWRP image but I could not find any! Kindly assist
prathikthamalla said:
Hello
I have been trying to root my POCO C31 for mobile penetration testing purposes, I tried several ways to root it but no use. Can someone post a detailed guide to root the POCO C31?
PS: The device is running on Android 11 with MIUI version 12.5.3.RCRINRF, I looked up the fast boot file and a TWRP image but I could not find any! Kindly assist
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This is the forum for Poco F3, so I doubt anyone will be able to help you out here.
You can either flash Magisk.zip through TWRP/OrangeFox
or you can do a TWRP/OF Backup of Boot-partition, because the resulting "boot.emmc.win" is just an IMG-file.
You can patch "boot.emmc.win" with the Magisk App, and restore the patched Boot by renaming & replacing the original Boot-backup file.