Hello! I have had my One plus 7 pro international running for months now, rooted, following this guide https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7-pro/how-to/guide-bootloader-unlock-twrp-install-t3940368. I had the OTA update notification for quite some time now, but I ignored it because I was lazy. A few weeks ago my phone must have auto updated however, as I started noticing banner ads again that adaway usually blocked, and I have had a few other minor issues like GPS taking longer to connect or find where I am, wifi disconnects, and google not understanding what it usually does. Phone still works just fine, just minor issues I didn't really experience before.
I would like to completely reset the phone to clean it up, and re root and setup TWRP again, but im not sure how to safely do that since my phone was updated improperly (automatically). I have magisk still installed, but the modules dont seem to be working properly. Rebooting to recovery will reboot me to one plus recovery instead of twrp. When I restart is still says my boot loader is unlocked, and some apps (like chase mobile app) still say my phone is rooted. Oxygen updater says im up to date on OxygenOS 10.0.3.gm21aa.
What would be the best option for me to clean everything up, get my root modules working again, and have the phone fully up to date and stable? Any information would be greatly appreciated.
follow the same steps you followed first time. Boot to TWRP flash magisk, No need to factory reset. Flash twrp again if you want and reboot to system
Oneplus SEVEN OTA update pending as rooted
Update Pending: oneplus2oxygen_14_1511091726 system update ready to install
Current Build Number: Oxygen OS 10.3.3.GM57AA
This is unlocked and rooted with twrp magisk
However I tried updating to system update available few days back and messed up. My root is now gone.
Thankfully my phone booted and all seems well.
I have been reading numerous threads but so much scared and confused as to how to get this update without messing up.
Pls could someone explain step by step how to manually update this OTA WITHOUT wiping data pls. Also how to root again after this update.
For first time rooting I followed some YouTube video but not finding any video for above activity.
Kindly help as I have really tried my best but cannot find a way.
Can any kind soul guide me or else I m forced not to update
sunandoghosh said:
Can any kind soul guide me or else I m forced not to update
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If you search all your answers are here in the forum but anyway,
First of all you should download the whole rom update the full package and put it to phone storage (you can download it with oxygen updater you can find it on google play store it is free.)
Disable all magisk modules and restart your phone
then go to system update and tap on the 3 dots up and right side of phone screen from there choose local upgrade
wait for it to complete and do not restart your phone
- Open Magisk Manager;
- Menu/modules/+ button/select the twrp installer.zip and flash it;
- Always in Magisk Manager, click on Install/Install/Direct Install;
- Again in Magisk Manager, click on Install/Install/Inactive Slot;
- Reboot.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...nt/recovery-unofficial-twrp-recovery-t3932943
Hi everyone, I could really use some help. My KB2005 is stuck in what looks like a boot loop. I took an OTA update after going into magisk and restoring images. After the update finished installing and before rebooting, I installed magisk to the inactive slot. Now when my phone boots up, it is stuck on the spinning circle boot up logo. It stays there, screen goes black, then maybe 30 seconds later I see the boot logo again.
I used MSM download to restore my phone to stock. Re rooted + safetynetfix, attempted to take the OTA update using the procedure above, and the same result happened (boot loop).
I then used the fastboot method to unbrick. Re rooted + safetynet fix, attempted to take OTA update using the procedure above, and again the same thing happened.
My phone will successfully take an OTA and not boot loop if I'm not rooted.
I could root + safetynet fix after taking the OTA, but the next time an update comes along, I'd like to be confident that using the magisk method to install the OTA will work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. If there is any other information I can provide that can help please let me know. Cheers
EDIT - I did some digging - according to getvar all, my slot b is not 'successful'. To confirm, I force booted slot b and get a qualcomm crush dump screen.
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Hi everyone, I could really use some help. My KB2005 is stuck in what looks like a boot loop. I took an OTA update after going into magisk and restoring images. After the update finished installing and before rebooting, I installed magisk to the inactive slot. Now when my phone boots up, it is stuck on the spinning circle boot up logo. It stays there, screen goes black, then maybe 30 seconds later I see the boot logo again.
I used MSM download to restore my phone to stock. Re rooted + safetynetfix, attempted to take the OTA update using the procedure above, and the same result happened (boot loop).
I then used the fastboot method to unbrick. Re rooted + safetynet fix, attempted to take OTA update using the procedure above, and again the same thing happened.
My phone will successfully take an OTA and not boot loop if I'm not rooted.
I could root + safetynet fix after taking the OTA, but the next time an update comes along, I'd like to be confident that using the magisk method to install the OTA will work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. If there is any other information I can provide that can help please let me know. Cheers
EDIT - I did some digging - according to getvar all, my slot b is not 'successful'. To confirm, I force booted slot b and get a qualcomm crush dump screen.
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After you used magisk to flash to the inactive slot, did you disable all of the modules before rebooting? That might help. And you are not using twrp correct?
azoller1 said:
After you used magisk to flash to the inactive slot, did you disable all of the modules before rebooting? That might help. And you are not using twrp correct?
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Hi, correct I am not using twrp. I tried unlocking the boot loader and not rooting. Receiving an OTA works and I can reboot. But oddly enough if I do a --set-active=otherslot, i get a qualcomm crashdump.
It appears that whenever I or magisk force change the active slot, I get a crash dump.
EDIT - Still unsuccessful. I've tried numerous times using MSM Download and the fastboot unbrick method by coomac. I haven't been able to --set-active=b a single time, it always ends up in a qualcomm crash dump. I suspect slot is B is corrupt.
Try to restore both slots with an older version of rom using local update. Then take ota and try.
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Try to restore both slots with an older version of rom using local update. Then take ota and try.
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I'd like to give this a shot but I have a couple of follow up questions: does an older version of the rom restore both slots vs newer versions just containing one slot? Or if I have that wrong, how do I flash both slots from local upgrade?
behel1t said:
I'd like to give this a shot but I have a couple of follow up questions: does an older version of the rom restore both slots vs newer versions just containing one slot? Or if I have that wrong, how do I flash both slots from local upgrade?
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Install rom to first slot, boot system and do local update again and reboot. That will put same version on both slots. Then take the regular update to current new version. You do know how to do local updates don't you?
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Install rom to first slot, boot system and do local update again and reboot. That will put same version on both slots. Then take the regular update to current new version. You do know how to do local updates don't you?
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Thanks for the reply. I do yes. I'll give this method a shot. Cheers
UPDATE - Just finished using msm download to restore OOS 11.0.5.6 and then used local upgrade to flash OnePlus8TOxygen_15.O.20_GLO_0200_2011132216 (both 11.0.5.6). I can now successfully boot both slots!
Now I am going to root. install riru and safetynet fix in magisk.
When I am ready to take an OTA, the correct process would be to uninstall the safetynet fix and riru. Then uninstall magisk using restore images, download and install OTA but do not reboot. Go into magisk and install to other slot. Then providing a successfully boot, reinstall safetynet and riru. Is this correct?
UPDATE 2 - Qualcomm crashdump happened after taking an OTA using the method I outlined above. So I reverted back to the previous slot and am in the process of doing a local upgrade again using 11.0.5.6 to hopefully restore that slot to working.
Something about magisk installing to the other slot and forcing a slot change is causing this crash dump.
I had 11.0.5.6 on both slots. I rooted. I then completely unrooted (not restore images). Took an update. That booted. I booted that. Rooted it. Then for testing, completely unrooted again. Then I received the latest OTA. That installed and booted. So I'm rooting now on the latest getting ready for daily use.
I have no idea why using magisk to install root to the other slot and forcing a slot change is not working. I'm grateful that, with extra steps, i can at least reliably receive OTAs and continue on living rooted life.
So, right after the ota is finished installing, before rebooting, you go to magisk and install to inactive slot, then you reboot immediately correct?
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So, right after the ota is finished installing, before rebooting, you go to magisk and install to inactive slot, then you reboot immediately correct?
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Yup. Doing exactly that results in a Qualcomm crash dump every single time.
Only way for me to bypass the crash dump is to completely uninstall magisk. I take the OTA and reboot losing root. I use twrp to dump updated boot partition, and reinstall magisk to patch the boot dump. Then fastboot flash the new rooted boot dump.
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Yup. Doing exactly that results in a Qualcomm crash dump every single time.
Only way for me to bypass the crash dump is to completely uninstall magisk. I take the OTA and reboot losing root. I use twrp to dump updated boot partition, and reinstall magisk to patch the boot dump. Then fastboot flash the new rooted boot dump.
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Well, that's really weird. Have you tried magisk-canary? Or are you using the stable v23?
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Well, that's really weird. Have you tried magisk-canary? Or are you using the stable v23?
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I'm on v23, I haven't tried Canary.
This used to work on v23, the Qualcomm crash dump just started four days ago. What happened? In early September, I started failing safetynet out of the blue. Safetynetfix was not working so I followed the steps that are now crossed out (they were not then) at the following link. About a week after following those steps, I revisited the site to find that a new safetynetfix was released that worked. It didn't need LSposed or Xprivacylua. I went into Xprivacylua and reversed the changes i made, and uninstalled it and Lsposed. Then I applied the new safetynetfix. Immediately upon reboot, my finger print sensor started say 'finger print hardware failure' on the lock screen, and I was unable to enroll any new fingerprints; I would get a popup error saying enrollment failed.
At this point I decided to restore my phone using an unbrick method for a couple of reasons: 1) I wanted my finger print scanner to work, 2) I wanted to start fresh on my phone for a few months, and 3) I used to unbrick my phone to restore to factory all the time when I messed around with my OP5T. This is when the Qualcomm crash dumps started happening every time when Magisk installs to the other slot. I've used the MSM download linked on this forum and the fastboot unbrick method. I Qualcomm crash every time magisk installs to the other slot and switches slots.
behel1t said:
I'm on v23, I haven't tried Canary.
This used to work on v23, the Qualcomm crash dump just started four days ago. What happened? In early September, I started failing safetynet out of the blue. Safetynetfix was not working so I followed the steps that are now crossed out (they were not then) at the following link. About a week after following those steps, I revisited the site to find that a new safetynetfix was released that worked. It didn't need LSposed or Xprivacylua. I went into Xprivacylua and reversed the changes i made, and uninstalled it and Lsposed. Then I applied the new safetynetfix. Immediately upon reboot, my finger print sensor started say 'finger print hardware failure' on the lock screen, and I was unable to enroll any new fingerprints; I would get a popup error saying enrollment failed.
At this point I decided to restore my phone using an unbrick method for a couple of reasons: 1) I wanted my finger print scanner to work, 2) I wanted to start fresh on my phone for a few months, and 3) I used to unbrick my phone to restore to factory all the time when I messed around with my OP5T. This is when the Qualcomm crash dumps started happening every time when Magisk installs to the other slot. I've used the MSM download linked on this forum and the fastboot unbrick method. I Qualcomm crash every time magisk installs to the other slot and switches slots.
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Sorry, at this point I don't know why it isn't working. You seem to be doing everything correctly so I am not sure why it's not working properly. The only thing I could think of that might be the issue is, as far as I know, that Oneplus hasn't pushed a september update yet to merge the september security patch which could be the culprit, but I cant say for certain. I know for me, I use Sakura ROM, SafetyNet was failing early september when android had pushed the september patch, but Sakura ROM hadnt merged it yet, but when they did merge it everything was working fine. Anyways, hopefully someone else may be able to give you a better answer.
EDIT: It seems the latest OOS incremental update is breaking when trying to upgrade while rooted. You need to use the full ota zip and do local manual upgrade. See the last couple of posts in here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/oneplus-8t-rom-ota-oxygen-os-repo-of-oxygen-os-builds.4193183/
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Sorry, at this point I don't know why it isn't working. You seem to be doing everything correctly so I am not sure why it's not working properly. The only thing I could think of that might be the issue is, as far as I know, that Oneplus hasn't pushed a september update yet to merge the september security patch which could be the culprit, but I cant say for certain. I know for me, I use Sakura ROM, SafetyNet was failing early september when android had pushed the september patch, but Sakura ROM hadnt merged it yet, but when they did merge it everything was working fine. Anyways, hopefully someone else may be able to give you a better answer.
EDIT: It seems the latest OOS incremental update is breaking when trying to upgrade while rooted. You need to use the full ota zip and do local manual upgrade. See the last couple of posts in here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/oneplus-8t-rom-ota-oxygen-os-repo-of-oxygen-os-builds.4193183/
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Thanks for bringing this to my attention. This is definitely what is happening. You just just saved me from spending any more time on this mess. Cheers!
I just wanted to add that I had same problem with my OP8T and couldn't reflash the ROM and had to send my phone to OP to get the ROM put back on. Slot B still doesn't work. You at least were able to get the phone back working with MSN.
Running stock OOS 13 on my 8t. I am rooted with stock kernel .
Attempting to update to kb2005_11.F.62. Tried Through system update , Fails every time at 28% .
Also tried Using oxygen updater, fails same at 28% .
I've tried other updater apps that OnePlus oxygen updater suggested, no luck .
I set " auto update " within developer options , as OnePlus website States to do in my situation.
I deleted the downloaded OTA file and retried .
Not sure what else to try at this point .
Any ideas fellow oneplus users?
Where might I find the 11.f.62 full image ? I am on the international kb2005 handset.
Seems to be root is the case of problems.
OTA check for modifications on your system before installation.
If it finds any, it aborts installation.
So look through this great guide, on how to temporary unroot, install update and root again.
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Update 230526: Correct numbering of "B.1.1 Simple" to "B.1.2 Simple", use "OOS 13+" instead of "OOS 13" as OOS 13.1 is now available A. First time rooting This process is common across all options A.1 Flashing Magisk patched boot image There...
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Avoid this update if you haven't updated yet. I just got the green vertical line 12 days after updating.
OTA fail
I have a stock 8T KB2005 Android Version 13 security update October 5,2002
System update KB2005_11.F.620 will not install. I have tried downloading multiple times.
install fails just nothing happens
any suggestions would be appreciated
anyone else not recommending upgrade?
airtimeca said:
OTA fail
I have a stock 8T KB2005 Android Version 13 security update October 5,2002
System update KB2005_11.F.620 will not install. I have tried downloading multiple times.
install fails just nothing happens
any suggestions would be appreciated
anyone else not recommending upgrade?
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Did you enable "Automatic System Updates" in Developer options?
I was sure it was, but I enabled it.
I have been successfully updating for a couple of years
BUT
"There was an issue while preparing to restart. Please try again later."
still no luck
Hey all, I'm not new to this, but I'm looking for some guidance and explanation of the root cause so I don't break my phone worse than it is.
I bought a Pixel 6a last fall, and I have been using it non-rooted since. I have accepted each OTA update since Android 13 was released and as of today I am running on TQ2A.230505.002.
I took the OTA update for May 2023 as soon as it was released before rooting. After it successfully installed, I downloaded the matching factory image zip and extracted the boot.img from the ROM, patched it with Magisk, and then flashed by doing fastboot flash boot magiskboot.img.
It was working fine for a few days, until today when my phone reboot and I was greeted with the "Your device is corrupt" message. If I continue, the phone boots successfully and it works like normal. Magisk says it is loaded and modules are active.
I have reboot my phone several times since I rooted it, and I never received this error. However, the last time I reboot before I received this error was Sunday night. I have not installed any apps since then.
Looking around on this forum and others, I have seen posts from other users who got this error, but their situations are different. In those cases, they received the message only after accepting an OTA on a rooted device or got stuck in a boot loop, but neither of those scenarios apply to me. The solutions in other threads also seem to be a mixed bag of results, so I'm hesitant to do anything until I understand the root cause and ask for guidance.
Since I am unlocked and booting, my hope is that it should be easily recoverable. However, what could cause it to suddenly become "corrupt", and how would I diagnose or remediate the issue with minimal disruption or risk to data? My main concerns at this point are not knowing how it got into this state, and how to quickly recover from it if it happens again.
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I found another user with a very similar issue from a month ago. While the issue seems to have been inflicted differently, their symptoms are very similar. The suggested solution is linked here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/your-device-is-corrupted-message-on-bootup.4578141/#post-88446647
The other post states the issue is caused by "the bootloader is looking for a new/updated OS without corruption errors so it will go back to restart mode rather than being stuck in the RED eio mode which displays that message."
Since my phone was working, what corruption could I have experienced over the past two days of regular usage? I did not install any updates or make any changes that failed.
Also, what would be the recommended solution in my case? Should I try flashing an older boot.img and then reflash the newest? Or should I do "fastboot --disable verity flash vbmeta vbmeta.img"? Are there any risks with either approach?
Your bootloader is unlocked, hence the message.
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Your bootloader is unlocked, hence the message.
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This is not the "your bootloader is unlocked" warning. This is the eio message saying the system is corrupt and requires manual intervention to boot.
After doing a bit more research and learning more about the "eio" mode that it was stuck in, I decided to take a stab at it.
Since I have the May update installed, I downloaded the April factory image. I also downloaded platform-tools r33.0.3 because I read there was mixed results with the latest version.
I extracted the boot.img from the bluejay-tq2a.230405.003.e1 April image and flashed it to my phone with fastboot. I then reboot the device. It failed to boot, as expected. However, I immediately noticed the error was gone and I only had the regular unlocked bootloader warning.
I boot into fastboot again and flashed the boot.img from the bluejay-tq2a.230505.002 May image matching my system version. After it flashed successfully, I reboot and the error did not return.
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I proceeded with rooting again. This time, I did "fastboot boot boot-magisk.img" and flashed from Magisk instead of from fastboot, though I doubt there is any difference.
It reboot successfully. I am back to being rooted without any error message and without any factory reset.
I still don't know what would have caused the bootloader to think there was corruption after it was working for several days. Can anyone reading this can provide some insight?
This whole issue has me very uneasy. I'm worried something else could be wrong - whether it's a bug with Android, or a hardware fault, or a bug in Magisk.
I'm wondering if I should be concerned.
Today, when my phone reboot, it was sudden. I did not initiate the reboot. I thought it was a benign crash as I have experienced many times before. However that was when I saw the "your device is corrupt" message.
I'm reading up on dm-verity and the dm-verity driver here: https://source.android.com/docs/security/features/verifiedboot/dm-verity
I suspect the dm-verity driver is used to hash and verify the system partitions on the fly? If so, could it be that when I was using my phone, it was trying to access some data and the hash failed, the signature mismatched, and it triggered the bootloader to mark the system as corrupt?
If that is what happened, is that cause for concern? Would that be the result of actual system file corruption or bad NAND? Or is it some bizarre Android glitch when running rooted?
Youll likely need to do a factory reset to get rid of that message.
That is incorrect. Based on the other reports of users with the same issue, this is a bootloader message and a factory reset has nothing to do with it. Additionally installing a factory image and wiping the phone would not get rid of the image either. Only an upgrade can supposedly remove the message, unless it is caused by something else.
He said it's the device is corrupt message, not the normal unlocked bootloader one.
afaik thats a bug in Android Verified Boot.
what you did is exactly the "normal" method to solve it, e.g. flash boot.img of the prior version, try to reboot and then flash the correct version again.