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Just got my XT1644 G4 Plus 16GB here in America and brought it home for some testing.
Everything was a piece of cake, I did these things in order with no issues. There are other guides for these things all over XDA so I won't be giving detailed instructions.
Unlocked the bootloader here - https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/unlock-your-device-a
Installed TWRP from here. - http://forum.xda-developers.com/mot...p-twrp-3-0-2-2-recovery-moto-g4-plus-t3386586
And flashed SuperSU from here - https://download.chainfire.eu/696/supersu/
When TWRP first boots it will ask if you want to run in systemless mode. Make sure you tell it YES!!!
Rebooted on the first try with no issues.
I have Xposed installed with a few modules and it works great.
Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk
Can anyone get me a stock boot.img i seemed to have messed up my adb protocol on the phone and my computer will no longer allow it to give me an RSA key prompt. The method worked for me though.
mystx2112 said:
Can anyone get me a stock boot.img i seemed to have messed up my adb protocol on the phone and my computer will no longer allow it to give me an RSA key prompt. The method worked for me though.
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Can extract it from the stock ROM here: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24572369242687085
not sure if this is full proof i got bootloop
After flashing SuperSu 2.76 the phone is stuck forever at the "moto" logo. Is it because I'm using such a new version of SuperSu? Why do you use 2.46?
How long did it take to get the unlock code? I am waiting for a couple hours now...
LE: 4 hours... and finally I got the code.
Just got XT1644.
Unlocked bootloader with no problem.
Installed TWRP 3.0.2-0 with no problem
Installed SuperSu 2.46 in read only mode.
Stuck at moto screen.
Any help would be appreciated.
craigl14 said:
Just got XT1644.
Unlocked bootloader with no problem.
Installed TWRP 3.0.2-0 with no problem
Installed SuperSu 2.46 in read only mode.
Stuck at moto screen.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Nevermind. Followed steps 5-8 of this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g4-plus/how-to/root-systemless-rooting-supersu-2-74-2-t3405772 and all is well.
I can't get twrp to install. I keep getting told that the image is not signed or corrupt
First unlock Bootloader.
You don't need to install TWRP, just boot into it so you can flash the Systemless SuperSU.
SoNic67 said:
First unlock Bootloader.
You don't need to install TWRP, just boot into it so you can flash the Systemless SuperSU.
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that's just it... I can't boot to twrp. It's not there.
Where? You can't find it on the SD by browsing in the recovery?
because that's just it, there's nothing in recovery. This has gotten so convoluted that I don't even know what I'm supposed to have where....
@davidkoby
Stock ROM Recovery starts with a "Dead Android" and "no command" written under it, it is you see or something else?
Does supersu need to be in systemless mode?
craigl14 said:
Nevermind. Followed steps 5-8 of this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g4-plus/how-to/root-systemless-rooting-supersu-2-74-2-t3405772 and all is well.
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Hi Bro,
I was also stuck at the moto logo screen and then I followed steps from 5-8, (where I see the superSu file is of different version), and now my phone is not booting at all, normally. I can boot in to bootloader but not normal boot is happening, I cannot even switch on my phone. I am a bit scared. Can you please assist.
sam9s said:
Hi Bro,
I was also stuck at the moto logo screen and then I followed steps from 5-8, (where I see the superSu file is of different version), and now my phone is not booting at all, normally. I can boot in to bootloader but not normal boot is happening, I cannot even switch on my phone. I am a bit scared. Can you please assist.
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Assuming you have XT1644, stock marshmallow ROM and TWRP recovery installed, maybe boot into recovery and double check that the .supersu file you created is in the data directory (step 6) through file manager. If it's there maybe flash the supersu zip file in OP since that is the version that worked for me. If neither works maybe factory reset in recovery and flash the correct supersu zip and try again. Failing all that, you may have to completely start over and reflash the ROM. My guess is creating the .supersu file wasn't done correctly or the incorrect version of the supersu zip is causing the problem.
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Assuming you have XT1644, stock marshmallow ROM and TWRP recovery installed, maybe boot into recovery and double check that the .supersu file you created is in the data directory (step 6) through file manager. If it's there maybe flash the supersu zip file in OP since that is the version that worked for me. If neither works maybe factory reset in recovery and flash the correct supersu zip and try again. Failing all that, you may have to completely start over and reflash the ROM. My guess is creating the .supersu file wasn't done correctly or the incorrect version of the supersu zip is causing the problem.
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Ok yes I have XT1644 (any way to confirm BTW), I also have TWRP recovery installed (thats how I took the backup)m BUT, I was not on stock marshmallow, I was on nougat (Stock), The phone did an OTA update, months ago. Could that be the reason.
Also I checked .supersu file was there via file manager. What do you advice ..??? I also have tried now with SR3-SuperSU v2.79, but same result, it get stuck at Moto Boot screen.
Another thing I noticed at the screen where it says "Your phone is unlocked and cant be trusted" and it will boot in 5 seconds, in front of ID it says BAD KEY ... wonder what that means or if it has something to do with what wrong has happened.
Appreciate your assistance here.
Regards
Sammy
sam9s said:
Ok yes I have XT1644 (any way to confirm BTW), I also have TWRP recovery installed (thats how I took the backup)m BUT, I was not on stock marshmallow, I was on nougat (Stock), The phone did an OTA update, months ago. Could that be the reason.
Also I checked .supersu file was there via file manager. What do you advice ..??? I also have tried now with SR3-SuperSU v2.79, but same result, it get stuck at Moto Boot screen.
Another thing I noticed at the screen where it says "Your phone is unlocked and cant be trusted" and it will boot in 5 seconds, in front of ID it says BAD KEY ... wonder what that means or if it has something to do with what wrong has happened.
Appreciate your assistance here.
Regards
Sammy
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Hmmmm...I don't know if you have XT1644. Most who have that version are still waiting on OTA I think and certainly didn't get it month's ago. It is the G4 Plus North American version. If you still have the box it will be on the UPC label. It will also be in your phone info in settings once your phone works again. Did your phone work fine before you tried to root it? Anyway, Nougat will not root with this method. If you can boot into recovery, try factory reset. If that doesn't work, you're going to have to reflash the Nougat ROM...make sure you get the right one for your phone. You will need to search around on this forum for instructions and which download to get, etc. Once you have Nougat up and running again, you will need to leave it unrooted or use one of the proven methods of root. Again, I don't think systemless supersu works for Nougat. I have no idea what bad key means. The only thing I've ever had is "N/A" come up in the unlock warning. Incidentally, you can get rid of the bootloader warning screen if you want to.
I just purchased a new OnePlus 7 Pro yesterday and immediately set about rooting it. This is the process I followed:
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot flash boot twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.img
TWRP: Install > Select Storage > Internal Storage > Magisk-v20.3.zip
TWRP: Wipe > Format Data
I rebooted and was confused when I wasn't rooted. It seemed the last step had undone my root, so I went back into TWRP and installed Magisk again this time without formatting data. When I rebooted I had root and all was well.
However, there was an OEM update available that warned me it would remove root if I installed it. I found this guide to install an OEM update without losing root, which basically says to download the update via Oxygen Updater and then install it from TWRP. On step 6 is says to select the "Inject TWRP after install" option, but this didn't exist in my TWRP. I went ahead without it, thinking maybe it was enabled by default in my newer version of TWRP. The installation seemed to go without a hitch, but when I rebooted after I was stuck in fastboot. I couldn't boot my phone, nor could I get back into TWRP or regular recovery, only fastboot.
I tried flashing TWRP again using fastboot, but to no avail. I also tried running fastboot -w, but was still stuck in fastboot. I did some more research and found this comment which made it seem like all I had to do was download 10.0-GM21AA-OnePlus7ProOxygen_21.O.20_OTA_020_all_1909172051_db7a3f61-FASTBOOT from here and then run flash-all.bat. Once I did so I ended up stuck on the following screen:
Code:
QUALCOMM CrashDump Mode
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dm-verify device corrupted Force Dump
kernel_restart
I can't seem to do anything at all with my device; not even turn it off. I tried holding the power button down for nearly a minute and no response from the phone. Is there any hope at all for my phone or have I properly destroyed it?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7-pro/help/mistake-kernel-error-t4029743
Same thing happened to me and I searched around a bit and found resolution. You can try what I did or try msm tool but search first as crashdump error is becoming common issue it seems
I held both volume buttons until restart and let go of one of them to get into recovery and then boot to boot loader if needed
Thank you so much! I thought I'd corrupted fastboot and permanently bricked the phone.
Once I was in fastboot I used tool all in one to flash 9.5.13-GM21AA-OnePlus7ProOxygen_21.O.16_OTA_016_all_1908281716_b2bb5-FASTBOOT.zip onto my phone by picking Flash Factory Images, and now it's back up and running.
jasons1004 said:
I held both volume buttons until restart and let go of one of them to get into recovery and then boot to boot loader if needed
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This was the magic trick I needed to know. Holding both volume buttons didn't quite work for me. I held them both down for over a minute and nothing happened. Then I tried holding down the power button and that seemed to work after several seconds. I didn't hold down volume down quickly enough the first time, so I had to do it again. I held both volume buttons and the power button for over a minute, but again, nothing. I tried a couple more times and got it to work. Haven't been able to figure out exactly what causes it to exit the CrashDump mode, but the volume buttons together seems to be the important part.
This time I tried doing the OEM updates first, thinking that attempting to install them manually is what caused my problem. First I installed the 10.0.3.GM21AA update, then after rebooting I installed the 10.3.0.GM21AA update. At this point it said my system was up to date, so I want ahead and booted into fastboot and ran fastboot flash boot twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.img. No errors, but no TWRP either. My phone was stuck in fastboot again.
Is it necessary to stick with 9.5.13 if I want root? Is there some way to get TWRP to work with 10?
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This time I tried doing the OEM updates first, thinking that attempting to install them manually is what caused my problem. First I installed the 10.0.3.GM21AA update, then after rebooting I installed the 10.3.0.GM21AA update. At this point it said my system was up to date, so I want ahead and booted into fastboot and ran fastboot flash boot twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.img. No errors, but no TWRP either. My phone was stuck in fastboot again.
Is it necessary to stick with 9.5.13 if I want root? Is there some way to get TWRP to work with 10?
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Just use tool to flash 9 then after first boot fasboot flash whatever 10 build you can find. Then after first boot of 10 try boot twrp and install twrp.
Honestly I just used the tool to root and flash recovery. There is a button for that and just pick your files. Good luck
altayh said:
This time I tried doing the OEM updates first, thinking that attempting to install them manually is what caused my problem. First I installed the 10.0.3.GM21AA update, then after rebooting I installed the 10.3.0.GM21AA update. At this point it said my system was up to date, so I want ahead and booted into fastboot and ran fastboot flash boot twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.img. No errors, but no TWRP either. My phone was stuck in fastboot again.
Is it necessary to stick with 9.5.13 if I want root? Is there some way to get TWRP to work with 10?
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You need to use a more recent versions of TWRP with Android 10. Current unofficial version -74 should work. So in your current condition, you should be able to simply boot TWRP (using the correct version), flash TWRP installer zip (if you want TWRP installed), flash Magisk (current version is 20.3) and reboot and you should have root again.
Easiest way I've found to install the OTA updates, is to simply install the update through the phone settings, do NOT reboot immediately after the update, go into Magisk Manager, flash TWRP installer zip as if it were a Magisk module (optional, if you want TWRP installed), then install Magisk picking the option "Install to inactive slot (after OTA)". Than just reboot, and you should be updated and with root.
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You need to use a more recent versions of TWRP with Android 10. Current unofficial version -74 should work. So in your current condition, you should be able to simply boot TWRP (using the correct version), flash TWRP installer zip (if you want TWRP installed), flash Magisk (current version is 20.3) and reboot and you should have root again.
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Ah, I was using the Official TWRP App to get the images so I was under the impression that twrp-3.3.1-4-guacamole.img was the latest. I assume you're saying I should use TWRP 3.3.1-74 Unified Unofficial Q by mauronofrio from over here instead.
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Easiest way I've found to install the OTA updates, is to simply install the update through the phone settings, do NOT reboot immediately after the update, go into Magisk Manager, flash TWRP installer zip as if it were a Magisk module (optional, if you want TWRP installed), then install Magisk picking the option "Install to inactive slot (after OTA)". Than just reboot, and you should be updated and with root.
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This is good to know. Thanks.
Just to follow up, I applied the available OTAs through the phone settings (up to bulid 10.3.0.GM21AA) and then followed the More articulated but fully functional instructions to install TWRP 3.3.1-74 Unified Unofficial Q. Everything went well and I'm now up to date and rooted. Thanks again to both of you!
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I assume you're saying I should use TWRP 3.3.1-74 Unified Unofficial Q by mauronofrio from over here instead.
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That is the correct TWRP to use ("Unofficial" version -74), as it appears you have already determined.
I don't know why the "official" versions have fallen so far behind. It's been months stuck on version -4, so it seems that they have stopped going "official" for some reason. No matter, the unofficial versions are working fine (and in fact required for Android 10 as you now know), so the "official" tag seems like a technicality.
On these OnePlus phones I don't know why they love Qualcomm Crashdump mode. I fixed it sort of like you, but this worked 100%. You hold all 3 buttons (power, vol up, vol down) and you bypass the crashdump (takes several seconds 5 maybe 10), just quickly let go so you'll be in fastboot mode and can work your magic to fix the damn thing....
I even contacted OnePlus on an 8 they had no idea what to do...
Fastboot flash boot recovery.img <-- bad idea
Fastboot boot recovery.img <-- provit
Hello there,
I´m stuck in fastboot with the message "Software status: modified" and "This device is corrupt. It can´t be trusted and will not boot." I have entered fastboot, then used temporarily TWRP 3.3.1.0 to flash magisk (root) and now i can´t boot. Stuck in middle between root and stock kind of... what steps are now possible to solve the problem of not booting. Do I have to do go back to stock by putting the ruu.zip on sd card and reflash in download mode or is there any workaround for the software status message. I don´t want to loose my encrypted user data by the full wipe of RUU. I also have to state that my U12+ was on the latest Pie Update (Android 9.0). At the moment I can enter fastboot, download mode and temporarily twrp, however i am not sure if that A/B security structure of the partitions cause that "corrupt" message. Thanks in advance!:good:
Since I ran out of solutions I decided to flash a RUU.zip and went back to stock. If anyone still finds a way to install magisk via temporary twrp on pie and to fix the "corrupt device" security message please leave a step-by-step guide.
Hey,
Quick rundown: Stuck in a bootloop to some sort of empty bootloader screen which has the readout:
"Start/Restart Bootloader/Recovery Mode/Power Off"
"Press volume key to select, and press power key to select"[Regarding above options]
"FastBoot Mode
PRODUCT_NAME - sdm845
VARIANT - SDM UFS
BOOTLOADER VERSION -
BASEBAND VERSION -
SERIAL NUMBER - [Gonna leave this out for now]
SECURE BOOT - yes
DEVICE STATE - unlocked" [this line is in red]
Every choice besides Power Off returns me to the same window. What can I do to recover from this?
Background:
So I was trying to update my OP6 to the current OxygenOS while keeping my root using TWRP and Magisk, which I've done in the past without any issue(i.e. go in recovery flash OS, flash current TWRP, reboot back to recovery, flash current Magisk as I understand it). However this time I was running into an issue flashing the Oxygen update getting an error that said it "failed to map file" for the zip. My first instinct was to update TWRP to see if the newest version didn't run into this issue so I flashed that followed by the current Magisk(no reboot in between). After booting back to standard operations everything seemed fine. I went back into recovery and tried the OS update again, but hit the same issue.
I couldn't find anything specific to OP6 with this issue, but similar questions with other devices suggested clearing the dalvik cache, which I tried to no useful effect. Then I came across this thread (forums.oneplus.com/threads/oxygen-os3-i-have-a-problem-please-help.440587/page-2 too new to hyperlink) and did what I think really messed me up which was boldly follow this guy's advice to do an advanced wipe of everything but internal storage(I also left USB storage intact) from TWRP. This failed to fix the issue with the file mapping error when I subsequently tried to flash the update, though I was able to flash TWRP and Magisk successfully again before rebooting and ending up in this loop.
Any assistance in fixing this or general tips on how to not be foolish when messing around with this stuff is greatly appreciated.
Update:
So I followed the advice gleaned from the resourceful person here(https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6t/help/bootloader-baseband-versions-blank-t3927565) to try working with the device from my computer with fastboot. At first it would recognize the device as "Android" but be unable to find a driver for it and adb/fastboot both failed to recognize it as a device. After installing MiniTool(more as a way to backup what was on the SD card) the proper device driver also got installed and I was able to access it with fastboot; I ran into similar issues as the linked thread above, solved it by switching to b(still failed) then back to a.
Currently I've got it booted into TWRP and I'm working on getting the current Oxygen .zip copied onto the phone storage but the transfer keeps failing after moving a negligible amount.
Update 2:
Via TWRP was able to sideload the current up-to-date standard OS onto it, however my Google backup seems to have decided to disappear on me and the only OP backup I have is ages old. Anyone have recommendations on data recovery tools?
next time just dont change the build.prop file.
serious, it just breaks the system.
heppened to me too.
NickTheHuy said:
next time just dont change the build.prop file.
serious, it just breaks the system.
heppened to me too.
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Good to know, thanks for the info!
I assume that happened when I messed around with advanced wipe, do you know which of the folders I selected that would have been under? And just for future awareness, would that have not occurred had I just used TWRP's standard wipe instead?
You can run a program that will install 9.0.6 from scratch, running a batch file...
Save my life before yesterday....
Your device is bricked
If able to access the TWRP recovery then boot into twrp and try to get all the data stored in your computer.
Then use the Qualcomm flash tool to completely recover from your hard bricked OP6.
from here https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/how-to/op6-collection-unbrick-tools-t3914109
Then its easy, again unlock boot-loader flash TWRP and magisk.
Hello everyone,
The starting situation is the Google Pixel of my mother was stuck on android 8.0. While showing there was an update available, the update would always fail to install after the reboot in the process. I found advice to factory reset the phone and then update, but this didn't help.
So my first thought was, if the update won't install the normal way I will do it manually. Google OTA installation guide says, get file (latest), reboot to recovery, plug in to USB, choose apply update by adb.
At this point the guide loses me, because the recovery screen I get to only lists reboot, reboot bootloader, simlock tool and device info tool (see picture). The device info will only tell "failed to update device info". The simlock tool just says "failed to enable simlock". Further while on this screen the phone isn't visible as an ADB device any more.
Next thing to try cause this didn't work was getting the image file (latest) from Google and flashing it through fastboot flash all, which led to a boot loop and the phone not starting at all. So I went and flashed back to the android 8 that was on it before and the phone booted again, but I'm still not any step further.
Next idea was maybe the recovery is broken somehow, so I went to install TWRP. Following the instructions I copied the latest version zip onto the phone and booted the img through fastboot. So far everything is fine, but when I install the zip I will get several errors about "can't mount /persist". And the installation won't work.
At this point I am out of ideas, so maybe someone here can tell me if and how this can be fixed? I wasn't able to find any information on this issue, aside from some xiaomi phones can show similar errors with the /persist partition and TWRP.
Any help would be welcome.