Alright.
I had this problem for a while and I figured out how to flash the update without the need to factory reset or change the update script of the update file.
Even if you get the user/release-keys error message. EXAMPLE:
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You have to be using the latest lollipop release before updating. That means you have to be on YOG7DAS2K1 before attempting.
This worked out for me. But it might not work for you. I do not believe it can destroy your phone and switch some satellites off, but still, not responsible if it did so.
Requirments:
You have to have TWRP now or you at least have ROOT and any flashing app like flashify.
Download COS 13 update file. here https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24459283995316311
Download the latest CyanogenMod Recovery https://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=bacon
Download the cm-12.1-YOG7DAS2K1 full ROM [url]https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24369303960686198[/URL]
Guide:
Make sure the update cyanogen recovery option is checked in developer options.
Flash CyanogenMod Recovery downloaded before.
Reboot into it.
Use the update function in CyanogenMod Recovery and choose cm-12.1-YOG7DAS2K1 as the update file. It might take a while.
Now reboot to your phone. When booted and running, reboot to recovery.
Now you are running COS recovery. Update with the incremental.
That is it.
I hope this works out for you.
EXTRA: How to ROOT and have TWRP as a recovery:
Requirements:
A laptop.
Download TWRP and adb drivers on the laptop and the SuperSU and TWRP on your phone
Download Oneplus One TWRP Recovery [url]https://dl.twrp.me/bacon/twrp-3.0.2-0-bacon.img.html[/URL]
Get any adb divers. This one suffice [url]http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/development/adb-fb-apx-driver-universal-naked-t2513339[/URL]
Download the latest SuperSu [url]https://download.chainfire.eu/921/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.65-20151226141550.zip[/URL]
Guide:
Reboot into bootloader: you can do this in many ways. A simple google search will show you how. Easiest way is to turn the phone off and hold the volume up and power long enough for the phone to boot into bootloader.
Connect your phone to your laptop
Run the adb: I assume you are using windows of course. First put the TWRP .img file in this folder. Hold shift and right click in the folder downloaded above. A 'Open command window here' option will be there. Click it and write in the window
Code:
fastboot boot twrp-3.0.2-0-bacon.img
. A hint: you can just write twrp and hit TAB, it will complete the filename. Or you can rename the downloaded file to just twrp.img
Check your phone, you will be running TWRP temporarily. You now have the option to ROOT only by flashing the SuperSU file downloaded on your phone. If you reboot now you will lose TWRP and get back to the official COS Recovery. If you want TWRP for good flash the TWRP file downloaded on your phone before.
I hope this is easy. It actually is. just follow it step by step.
If you could provide us the guide to root and come back to twrp I would be extremely happy
bisio971 said:
If you could provide us the guide to root and come back to twrp I would be extremely happy
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fastboot flash latest twrp and flash SuperSU BETA
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bisio971 said:
If you could provide us the guide to root and come back to twrp I would be extremely happy
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if you need a guide to root, this means you are not rooted, and if you are not rooted most probably you already have stock recovery, which means you can just install the OTA update without any issues.
bisio971 said:
If you could provide us the guide to root and come back to twrp I would be extremely happy
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Added as requested. I hope you find it easy.
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Added as requested. I hope you find it easy.
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Thank you, you made my life easier, but when I tried to run the twrp through fastboot I got an error and I got the solution writing "fastboot boot twrp.img" (after renaming the file).
bisio971 said:
Thank you, you made my life easier, but when I tried to run the twrp through fastboot I got an error and I got the solution writing "fastboot boot twrp.img" (after renaming the file).
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Yeah. I mad a mistake there. Thank you and glad it helped.
If I do this what happens to my data?? I'm on cm 12. 1.1, rooted & running twrp.
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Link for cos13 that works with this method?
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If I do this what happens to my data?? I'm on cm 12. 1.1, rooted & running twrp.
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Link for cos13 that works with this method?
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As I stated before you have to be on COS 12.1 YOG7DAS2K1. This method should not format your phone or remove any data as there is no factory reset step.
As for the link they are all over the place now. I used the official one. I'll link it for your convenience.
can anyone please pull the stock recovery from COS 13, not 12. I kinda screwed up while updating and now stuck in bootloop.
Update: The issue is resolved. The issue was because of SuperSu 2.46. Installing the latest TWRP and SuperSu 2.66 fixed it. Marshmallow is now rooted!
Thank you very much! After going back to stock and still not receiving the update for more than a week (well at least it felt like a week, Lol) I decided to flash a full COS 13 zip floating around. Instantly liked the new ROM but it had root/symlink issues only to be resolved when flashing a custom kernel it seems. Not what I really wanted so then I stumbled onto your thread and this technique worked 100%! I was on DAS2K1 (flashed thru a custom recovery) already and had several failed attempts flashing just the incremental outright (thru stock recovery)., but by flashing DAS2K1 thru stock recovery first as you suggest then the incremental seems to do the trick.
I did it all the steps, but my phone doesn't not start. After optimizing aplications I have bootloop at "cyanogen modready".
L.E. I think the problem was one of old aplications. After a clean install everything works.
This is the best thing Oneplus one i ever experience.COS13 give my Oneplus one a new breathe of life .This update better than crap lolipop.No Bug for me until now,only google play service need to update twice in play store,its auto reboot itself twice and wholla,super speed UX.The best thing i ever have.I apply update from CM-12-0-YNG1TAS17L Build LRX22G using this method and it works flawlessly
I don't need to factory reset or wipe cache .
I flash full stock ROM cm-12.1-YOG7DAS2K1 and apply update through CyanogenMod Recovery only and nothing else.
Now my oneplus one is rooted and TWRP install using ADB and its fly.All rooted apps is working together with Adaway.
Thanks Cyanogen team for make this 2 years old flagship killer a beast .
Only thing not satisfied is gone signal and wifi status (connectivity indicator ).I need to swipe down to see my transfer data working (what a bummer ).
Thanks so much for this magical guide (y2kkingboy) Yours truly Oneplus one diehard fan.
I was already on cm-12.1-YOG7DAS2K1, however rooted. So even if I had been offered the OTA it would have failed.
Your guide got me updated, first time with no problems.
6.0.1 is such an improvement on 5.1.1, I tried a couple of other 6.0 roms, however this has by far been the most stable and bug free.
Cheers for the tutorial!
u can also add a trick i saw online i.e to remove lines of code from assets to - in updater file
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u can also add a trick i saw online i.e to remove lines of code from assets to - in updater file
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Can you provide more info? i've always had trouble updating when rooted.
InsaneNutter said:
Can you provide more info? i've always had trouble updating when rooted.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2522762
u can also add a trick i saw online i.e to remove lines of code from assets to - in updater file
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Can you provide more info? i've always had trouble updating when rooted.
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I had tried this before and it did not work for me. Kept getting an error saying "the signature file was not a complete file" and therefore it didn't flash. But it may have been editing error on my part. This method works just fine and no need to give up your data either.
Having tried many other ways, I got it done with this instruction.
Thank you!
marxu said:
Having tried many other ways, I got it done with this instruction.
Thank you!
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Related
UPDATE 10/02/2016- New version of TWRP has been released v3.0.3-0. See below:
https://twrp.me/site/update/2016/04/05/twrp-3.0.2-0-released.html
I have updated versions SM-T800/805 with new builds. TWRP is now v3.0.3-1
TWRP OFFICIAL APP RELEASED: https://twrp.me/app/
Fixes:
Download mode now available in REBOOT options.
Root Shell now available in ADB.
Radio and Recovery backup.
System image backup/restore
Factory image flashing.
Supersu root option removed. This is to pre-empt the upgrade to MM which would cause a bootloop.
MTP fix - MTP now finally working in recovery.
Note: On my PC MTP works perfect in windows 7, but on Windows 8.1 was a little quirky. If you get a USB DEVICE NOT RECOGNISED error after enabling MTP, disable then quickly re-enable MTP and this should fix it.
This version also has system image backup and restore included. It is also possible to flash factory firmware images via the Image install button. (see the TWRP changelog above for more info)
UPDATE 5/3/16:
Have modified the twrp source code and extended factory image partition flashing to include all images except SBOOT.bin (still working on how to flash the bootloader via recovery)
This means BOOT, SYSTEM, RECOVERY, CACHE, HIDDEN, MODEM(RADIO) can all be flashed from the factory firmware. No need for ODIN anymore. As far as I know the Tab S is the only device supporting this at the moment.
(Note: to flash the modem it is necessary to rename MODEM.bin to MODEM.bin.img first)
TWRP_3.0.2-1-T700
TWRP-3.0.2-1-T705
TWRP-3.0.2-1-T800
NOTE: Certain models of the T800 version have a bug at the moment where the screen will be blank when booting to TWRP recovery until the screen timeout kicks in. After that pressing any button will show the screen. As a work around setting the timeout to 15 secs will shorten the wait.
TWRP-3.0.2-1-T805/T807(ATT or Verizon not supported)
twrp_3.0.3-1_sm-t800_10217
twrp_3.0.3-1_sm-t805_10217
FLASH WITH ODIN OR FLASHFIRE OR EXTRACT THE RECOVERY.IMG AND FLASH WITH TWRP
NOTE: It is important to boot to recovery after flashing with Odin or twrp may not stick and will be replaced with stock recovery.
When flashing uncheck auto reboot in Odin, immediately after flashing manually reboot and boot into twrp.
Manual reboot is POWER + HOME +VOL DOWN then as soon as the screen goes blank immediately change to VOL UP whilst still holding the other buttons.
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Is it possible to rebuild or for the sm-n9100? Note 4 duos?
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gcappa said:
Is it possible to rebuild or for the sm-n9100? Note 4 duos?
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As long the bootloader is unlocked, and if someone has an stock recovery pulled from it, then he could be twrp for it
Bootloader is unlocked. But I already flashed a modified cwm which doesn't work too well. So not sure if I could pull the stock recovery unless I reflash the stock rom.
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Bootloader is unlocked. But I already flashed a modified cwm which doesn't work too well. So not sure if I could pull the stock recovery unless I reflash the stock rom.
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If you have the firmware downloaded just right click on the md5 and open it with 7zip or Winrar, then simply just drag the recover IMG to your desktop and send it here(or link to download). I'm not going to go to much in depth as I don't want this thread to be filled with non related to twrp stuff. I'm also unsure if he has time but ash is one good recovery builder
Ok, I'll do all that when I get home and upload a link.
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Is it possible to rebuild or for the sm-n9100? Note 4 duos?
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Should be possible as long as the right files are available. This is a snapdragon 805 device?
Seeing as I don't have this device you would have to test the builds and I would need some info from the device. Might take a few builds to get a proper working one.
I take it you are currently rooted? Also could you send me a link to the version of cwm you are using?
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Ok, I'll do all that when I get home and upload a link.
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Is the sm-n9100 the Chinese version Note 4 Duos?
The TWRP recovery below is for this version, please test:
twrp-2860-n1900
Stock Recovery:
Stock-recovery-n1900
Note: You take responsibility for testing this.
Failed to flash on my T-800.
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Failed to flash on my T-800.
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What failed to flash? It's made for the t800. It flashes fine on a t805. No one else has had any issues. What is the full version of your device?
ashyx said:
Unofficial version of the latest TWRP, don't think it's been released yet.
Found it by accident for another device, so have rebuilt it for the Tab S Exynos version only.
TWRP-2.8.6.1
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Thank again ashy this is awesome, keep up the good work.
Confirmed its working T800 5.0.2
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What failed to flash? It's made for the t800. It flashes fine on a t805. No one else has had any issues. What is the full version of your device?
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This unofficial TWRP fails to flash, just says failed when trying to install.
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This unofficial TWRP fails to flash, just says failed when trying to install.
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Again, you need to confirm what your exact model is and build number. As you can see from the post above it flashes fine on a T800.
Post a screenshot of the issue with Odin.
It's flashing for me ok on my T800 with IronRom 2.0. Only thing is the root ain't working. Or do I need to unselect auto-reboot and do a forced shutdown? And clear cache and reboot?
Well it didn't boot up with the auto reboot it was stuck in bootloader so now trying to wipe cache/dalvik and it hangs on formatting cache using make_ext4fs function
edit: reflashed IronRom 2.0 to fix cache issue. After the cache wipe it boots up
edit2: it appears to be rooted but it ain't working. But when an app should ask for root permissions the app goes black screen. For Titanium backup it just hangs on checking
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It's flashing for me ok on my T800 with IronRom 2.0. Only thing is the root ain't working. Or do I need to unselect auto-reboot and do a forced shutdown? And clear cache and reboot?
Well it didn't boot up with the auto reboot it was stuck in bootloader so now trying to wipe cache/dalvik and it hangs on formatting cache using make_ext4fs function
edit: reflashed IronRom 2.0 to fix cache issue. After the cache wipe it boots up
edit2: it appears to be rooted but it ain't working. But when an app should ask for root permissions the app goes black screen. For Titanium backup it just hangs on checking
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Did you update the supersu app as requested? You need to post a screenshot of root validator so I can see the status of root.
You may just need to select full unroot from settings in the supersu app then boot into twrp and run the root process again or flash the supersu2.46 zip.
Also regarding wiping cache, it can sometimes take longer depending on what's in cache at the time. It may seem like it's hung but eventually completes. On occasion I've seen it take up to a few minutes to wipe.
Just saying that root is broken on custom roms such as iron rom. It's an known issue with touchwiz lollipop roms.
-DUHA
So it's a Rom issue?
What's the actual problem?
Isn't the Rom already rooted, unusual for a custom Rom to not be prerooted?
Guess that explains why it wasn't working. (Tkkg1994 managed to get IronRom working with root in v2.0.5) so its fine for me now.
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Well it didn't boot up with the auto reboot it was stuck in bootloader so now trying to wipe cache/dalvik and it hangs on formatting cache using make_ext4fs function
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Looked into this issue and have fixed it. Wipe Cache should work now.
ashyx said:
Unofficial version of the latest TWRP, don't think it's been released yet.
Found it by accident for another device, so have rebuilt it for the Tab S Exynos version only.
TWRP-2.8.6.1
NOTE: If after using TWRP to root you don't see the notification to update Supersu, just install the latest Supersu app from Play. Check root status with Root Validator
Supersu
Root validator
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Just today, I rooted my new Tab S (SM-T800) AFTER allowing it to OTA update to Android 5.0.2. After that, I used Odin to flash the latest version of CWM I could find for this device, and that trashed recovery altogether. Couldn't get into recovery at all. So I used Odin again to flash TWRP 2.8.6.0 and had recovery back, BUT I kept getting notifications that SuperSU needed to be updated. What I did then was flash "BETA-SuperSU-v2.48.zip", and that resolved the "update needed" problem, and all seems to be working smoothly now. :good:
I'm running stock Touchwiz Lollipop 5.0.2 . Haven't tried changing ROM's, but don't really have a desire to do that just yet.
If your stupid like me :silly: and you blindly follow the [HOW-TO] The Nexus 6 All-In-One Beginner's Guide you may be trying to figure out how to fix your phone.
The beginner guide linked above is amazing to say the least but the OP has not updated it yet to reflect the 6.0 update. If your phone has Marshmallow 6.0 and you follow the instructions you will render your Nexus 6 unusable. Not bricked, just not functional. You will get an error that states Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly. (seen below) Followed by a blank screen. But don't worry, its very easy to fix with just a few extra steps. :fingers-crossed:
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If you are here, it is assumed that you have already done the following steps:
Step 0.1 Download and install the Android SDK tools (adb and fastboot), as well as the Google USB drivers. This is step 2 in the beginner guide and there is a great write up here on these tools. [noob-read] adb and fastboot. What is it? How can it help you?
Step 0.2 Unlocked the Bootloader.
Step 0.3 Ran the CF-Root tool. The file name is CF-Auto-Root-shamu-shamu-nexus6.zip
If you watched the CMD window closely this is where the problem happened. There will be a couple errors thrown. You will wait to see the big red Android on your phone but instead you will see the above warning message flash briefly followed by a black screen. If this is the case, proceed to step 1
Please Note: Parts of these steps are copied and pasted from other instructions. Consider this a grouping of other instructions for the purpose of simplification.
Step 1 - Install a Custom Recovery (taken from the original guide)
Go HERE to download the latest TWRP recovery for the Nexus 6. At the time of this write-up, I used 2.8.5.0
Turn the phone off. Then boot it into the bootloader/fastboot mode by holding volume down + power.
Rename the recovery file that you downloaded above to recovery.img. *Make sure that you rename it to recovery.img NOT recovery.img.img
Move the recovery.img file to C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools
Open command prompt and run the following commands:
Code:
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools
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fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
On the phone, use the volume buttons to scroll onto "Restart Bootloader" and hit power to select it.
After the bootloader reloads, use the volume buttons to scroll onto "Recovery Mode" and power to select it. You should then be greeted with your newly installed custom recovery.
Power off the phone
Step 2 - Install the Modified boot.img (Original steps HERE)
Download the modified boot.img from http://downloadmirror.co/android/sx/shamu-mra58k-boot.zip
Unzip the file and move it to C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools
Boot the phone back into bootload mode using Power + volume down.
Open a command prompt and enter the following commands:
Code:
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools
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fastboot flash boot boot.img
Power off the phone
Step 3 - Flash the SuperSU zip via TWRP Recovery v2.56 beta (original steps HERE)
Downlaod SuperSU x2.56 from http://downloadmirror.co/android/u1/SuperSU-v2.56-20151030013730.zip
Boot your phone into the bootloader mode with Power + volume down
Enter recovery mode. This will open TWRP Recovery
After TWRP Recovery is open, connect your phone to your computer.
Open My Computer where youc an see the C: drive, and other connected drives. You should see your Nexus 6 listed. Open it.
Move the SuperSU zip onto your phone. I placed mine in the TWRP folder.
On your phone, select Install, then navigate to the folder that contains the SuperSU zip. Click on the zip file.
Swipe to Confirm Flash and begin the flash.
Once SuperSU is flashed, select the Reboot System option.
And that's it, your phone should now boot back up to your fresh rooted copy of Android Marshmallow 6.0. You can download a root verification app to confirm the root. :victory:
all i did was flash a twrp flashable stock marshmallow, then a custom kernel and supersu(in twrp). no odd message, everything booted fine
simms22 said:
all i did was flash a twrp flashable stock marshmallow, then a custom kernel and supersu(in twrp). no odd message, everything booted fine
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You followed the correct instructions haha. That is basically what those 3 steps above entail, but broken down well enough they could be followed by someone who has not rooted a phone in the past. You also have to consider that if they followed that original beginner guide they can no longer boot into android, which kind of induces panic in most of us newbies and it makes it hard to search for and find the right answers. So basically this guide picks up right at the point where you realized "oh crap my phone didn't boot up like the instructions said it would, and now it won't turn on" :crying:
For those of us who have been down this road a time or two, this guide will not help them at all. Its really just directed to newbie's who are now stuck because of the beginner guide above.
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You followed the correct instructions haha. That is basically what those 3 steps above entail, but broken down well enough they could be followed by someone who has not rooted a phone in the past. You also have to consider that if they followed that original beginner guide they can no longer boot into android, which kind of induces panic in most of us newbies and it makes it hard to search for and find the right answers. So basically this guide picks up right at the point where you realized "oh crap my phone didn't boot up like the instructions said it would, and now it won't turn on" :crying:
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key word, that gets very many in trouble afterwards.. "panic".
yea, i remember those days. but i was very lucky, as i never paniced. when i first rooted my g1(beginning of 2009), there were not very many people that knew about android, nor much info about it. so most of what we did back then was lots of trial and error :angel:
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key word, that gets very many in trouble afterwards.. "panic".
yea, i remember those days. but i was very lucky, as i never paniced. when i first rooted my g1(beginning of 2009), there were not very many people that knew about android, nor much info about it. so most of what we did back then was lots of trial and error :angel:
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I'm right there with you. My first rooted device was a motorola xt720 sometime in 2010 I think. It was a company phone and like most very young IT folk I was curious lol. New versions of Android started rolling out but the phone wasn't going to get the update. So i was suck on Eclair. I stayed after work and tried the root, and it didn't work to say the least... I stayed at work until 2am trying to get that darn thing to work. 3 days later I got it to flash cyanogen. It was buggy as hell but i didn't care because I didnt have to explain to my boss that I broke my phone by trying to "hack" it lol. That was a win in my book. I later worked up the courage to get it back on a rooted version of Froyo. Pretty bumpy start to my rooting career to say the least. Now I'm a die hard Nexus follower just looking for an excuse to root the next device.
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You followed the correct instructions haha...
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Thanks for this. it got me 98% there but SuperSU says i need to update the binary. Its gives me the option to update normally which fails or to update through twrp. Im not sure how to update through twrp. Any suggestions?
Noopguy said:
Thanks for this. it got me 98% there but SuperSU says i need to update the binary. Its gives me the option to update normally which fails or to update through twrp. Im not sure how to update through twrp. Any suggestions?
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Just to confirm, your phone now boots back up correctly, but you get the popup stating that the binaries for SuperSU are missing?
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Just to confirm, your phone now boots back up correctly, but you get the popup stating that the binaries for SuperSU are missing?
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Not missing but needs updating. My phone boots up and everything seems to fine otherwise. I tried updating with the normal option but it fails and going into twrp does nothing. I just cant figure out how to update the binaries with twrp. I tried to post a screen shot but XDA wont let me post a link since im a new user. imgur.com/a/Jgwpt
Noopguy said:
Not missing but needs updating. My phone boots up and everything seems to fine otherwise. I tried updating with the normal option but it fails and going into twrp does nothing. I just cant figure out how to update the binaries with twrp. I tried to post a screen shot but XDA wont let me post a link since im a new user. imgur.com/a/Jgwpt
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And this was an unrooted nexus 6 with android 6.0 when you started? It wasn't already rooted on a lower version of android or anything like that?
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And this was an unrooted nexus 6 with android 6.0 when you started? It wasn't already rooted on a lower version of android or anything like that?
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No i had it rooted on 5.1.1 this morning and updated to 6.0 with a factory image. I ran into problems rerooting after the update and I came here. I used your guide and everything works except i cant figure out how to update the binaries for SuperSU.
Noopguy said:
No i had it rooted on 5.1.1 this morning and updated to 6.0 with a factory image. I ran into problems rerooting after the update and I came here. I used your guide and everything works except i cant figure out how to update the binaries for SuperSU.
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If you sideload this through TWRP you shouldn't need to update the binaries. It has the latest included.
Noopguy said:
I tried updating with the normal option but it fails and going into twrp does nothing. I just cant figure out how to update the binaries with twrp.
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Flash SuperSU 2.52 Beta (not 2.56), then boot into Android and select "Update SuperSU Binaries" and select "TWRP/CWM" option rather than "Normal". Worked for me.
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If you sideload this through TWRP you shouldn't need to update the binaries. It has the latest included.
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I still needed to.
I'm on MRA58R, BTW (the third and latest factory image for Nexus 6).
sjgore said:
Flash SuperSU 2.52 Beta (not 2.56), then boot into Android and select "Update SuperSU Binaries" and select "TWRP/CWM" option rather than "Normal". Worked for me.
I still needed to.
I'm on MRA58R, BTW (the third and latest factory image for Nexus 6).
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That's strange, I sideloaded that for MRA58K, MRA58N and MRA58R and I don't think I was ever prompted to update the binaries. I'm not sure you are being asked to.
alryder said:
If you sideload this through TWRP you shouldn't need to update the binaries. It has the latest included.
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Thanks guys, this really helped. Flashing 2.52 did the trick and i didnt need to update the binaries after i flashed it. I am also on MRA58R
I was going to say as well, SuperSU v2.52 is what needs to be installed via TWRP, not v2.56. I believe v2.56 is for the new systemless root option but it sounds less stable and buggy.
Does this wipe any data? I have been looking to root and actually followed that guide myself, got the same issue and fixed by reflashing a factory image.
EDIT: I'm assuming I don't have to break my phone again to do this correct? Can I just pick up from step 1 to flash the recovery and go from there?
Something weird happened to me after flashing TWRP and I thought I'd share. So my N6 wasn't corrupted at all, but I decided to root my phone and I started by flashing TWRP. I went into boot loader and then recovery to make sure it worked and it did. When I went to reboot the system, I got the the "your device is corrupt screen." I pressed the power button and the screen turned black for a few seconds and then it rebooted normally. I went back into recovery to try and reproduce this and it happened again, Not sure why this happened but everything is functional.
New to rooting and I want to root my Nexus 6
I have a Verizon Nexus 6 with the build number "MRA58R." I haven't unlocked the bootloader or ran CF-Root tool like Steps 0.2 and 0.3 say. To root my phone, should I try and purposely break it by following the All-In-One Beginner's Guide and then follow the steps you put? Or is there another way I should go about rooting it? Thanks for your help
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I have a Verizon Nexus 6 with the build number "MRA58R." I haven't unlocked the bootloader or ran CF-Root tool like Steps 0.2 and 0.3 say. To root my phone, should I try and purposely break it by following the All-In-One Beginner's Guide and then follow the steps you put? Or is there another way I should go about rooting it? Thanks for your help
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Lol why break it first. I didn't read through the op here but all you need to do is unlock the bootloader. Flash twrp with fastboot. Reboot to recovery without booting the phone, if you boot the phone before going into twrp it will get overwritten and you will need to reflash it. Flash a custome kernel in twrp, flash SuperSU 2.52 or higher in twrp.
The instructions in the op are more complete naturally. But when it has you flash the boot.img, you can use a custom kernel instead.
Hey guys! Here is how to get recovery for your Z3 Compact without losing any files or flashing any kernels, as this could usually be a pain in the butt if you need a kernel for a custom rom...
I do not take credit for any of the resources in this guide and neither do i take any responsibility for bricked phones,dead SD cards or death
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Prerequisites
1. Unlocked Bootloader (Its fairly easy to do, a simple google would suffice)
2. TWRP image- Get it Here
3. Flashtool installed with all required drivers
4. ADB and Fastboot (Here)
5. Patience
How to Install
1. Make sure you have an unlocked bootloader or this will, and shall not work.
2. Make sure you are running the latest firmware (.291). If not, use flashtool to update to the latest firmware.
3. Copy the downloaded TWRP image to your adb/fastboot folder and rename it recovery.img for ease.
4. Click shift+right click in any empty space in your adb/fastboot folder and click open command window here.
5. switch off your z3c. press the vol up button and insert USB cable to boot into fastboot mode
6. Make sure everything is working by typing
Code:
fastboot devices
in the cmd window. If all is well, then it should show your device's serial along with fastboot written beside it.
7. Time to flash the recovery:
Type in this command
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Congrats! You now have a recovery
8. To enter recovery mode, power off your phone, and press and hold Vol-down and Power button together until you see the sony logo.
You can now flash any rom or zips you want with this recovery, for root, flash the latest SuperSu Zip from chainfire.
I would also recommend flashing DRM fix zip.
If you want a better version of the stock rom, i will recommend installing SliMM Rom by Wajk
Note: This TWRP can get uninstalled in some cases, for example flashing a rom with twrp built in. But repeat the same process to get TWRP back without losing any data!
Thanks!
Hi, I'm from Brazil and I just bought a used D5833.
As usual, as soon as I bought the device, I did the procedure to unlock Bootloader without knowing that it was not necessary to get root and neither of the side effects of the unlock (about the quality of the camera and etc).
However the whole procedure worked well to install RECOVERY but I still could not get root.
I am using a MM 6.0.1 and TWRP 3.0.2-1 and the problem is always the same at the time of doing the FLASH in Supersu:
Boot image patcher
Finding boot image
--- boot image: / dev / block / mmcblk0p14
extracting ramdisk
Failure, aborting
I tried with the following versions of SUPERSU:
UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.65-20151226141550.zip
BETA-SuperSU-v2.68-20160228150503.zip
UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.76-20160630161323.zip
SR4-SuperSU-v2.78-SR4-20161115184928.zip
Older versions cause a bootloop
I keep looking but I can not do ROOT
I would even like to install the SliMM ROM but you need root first.
Could you help me ??
dansan691 said:
Hi, I'm from Brazil and I just bought a used D5833.
As usual, as soon as I bought the device, I did the procedure to unlock Bootloader without knowing that it was not necessary to get root and neither of the side effects of the unlock (about the quality of the camera and etc).
However the whole procedure worked well to install RECOVERY but I still could not get root.
I am using a MM 6.0.1 and TWRP 3.0.2-1 and the problem is always the same at the time of doing the FLASH in Supersu:
Boot image patcher
Finding boot image
--- boot image: / dev / block / mmcblk0p14
extracting ramdisk
Failure, aborting
I tried with the following versions of SUPERSU:
UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.65-20151226141550.zip
BETA-SuperSU-v2.68-20160228150503.zip
UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.76-20160630161323.zip
SR4-SuperSU-v2.78-SR4-20161115184928.zip
Older versions cause a bootloop
I keep looking but I can not do ROOT
I would even like to install the SliMM ROM but you need root first.
Could you help me ??
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No, you can install SliMM directly. To get root, you should be using armv23 version... Try this. Also, you should use a DRM restore zip to get back camera quality
Clarification
Should I have to flash DRM Fix every time I flash TWRP?
andry360 said:
Should I have to flash DRM Fix every time I flash TWRP?
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No need. But if you change reflash ROM, you might need to
i was able to flash to recovery but ive tried tons of version of supersu but still cant get root access, can you give a step by step instructions on how to? thank you so much.
epiii_nephrine said:
i was able to flash to recovery but ive tried tons of version of supersu but still cant get root access, can you give a step by step instructions on how to? thank you so much.
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Can you please give me the error you get?
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Can you please give me the error you get?
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Boot image patcher
Finding boot image
--- boot image: / dev / block / mmcblk0p14
extracting ramdisk
Failure, aborting
ive tried almost all versions of supersu.
im running the latest stockfirware.
i hope you could help, i really need to get root access on my d5833. thanks
epiii_nephrine said:
Boot image patcher
Finding boot image
--- boot image: / dev / block / mmcblk0p14
extracting ramdisk
Failure, aborting
ive tried almost all versions of supersu.
im running the latest stockfirware.
i hope you could help, i really need to get root access on my d5833. thanks
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Alright... I know what's up. If you can wait till 9PM IST today, I will create another guide. Thanks!
To Get Root
As I can see, many people are having trouble getting root on their devices. You cannot directly get root on .291 as far as I know.
But since I do not use the stock firmware, there is no way for me to test. I will be using you people as testers now. I know of two methods. First , the shorter one. I got the supersu from Xperience ROM.
Please try this and let me know. Otherwise, the other method is pretty hard and requires flashing kernels.
Download the file from the attachment down.
@epiii_nephrine
panzerox123 said:
As I can see, many people are having trouble getting root on their devices. You cannot directly get root on .291 as far as I know.
But since I do not use the stock firmware, there is no way for me to test. I will be using you people as testers now. I know of two methods. First , the shorter one. I got the supersu from Xperience ROM.
Please try this and let me know. Otherwise, the other method is pretty hard and requires flashing kernels.
Download the file from the attachment down.
@epiii_nephrine
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Thank you so much sir! will be testing this version.. i'll let you know :good:
epiii_nephrine said:
Thank you so much sir! will be testing this version.. i'll let you know :good:
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Sure! If this does not work, I have another method.
After installing the recovery. Every time i reboot my mobile. It goes to TWRP directly.
smahio said:
After installing the recovery. Every time i reboot my mobile. It goes to TWRP directly.
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Doesn't make any sense... It would so that only if you flashed to boot partition. Download EliteKernel V3 , extract the zip, keep the boot.img in your minimal adb folder and do
Fastboot flash boot boot.img
Then try again
I am having issue with TWRP 3.0.2-1 on my D5833. 3.0.2-0 and other previous versions ran without problem on my Z3C but the display problem occurred in TWRP 3.0.2-1 and the situation is similar with the photo below. (It was running an AOSP 7.1 ROM for Z3C D5803, the bottom of the screen could not display correctly, and the entire screen was flashing)
According to my observations, when my D5833 was running TWRP 3.0.2-1, the color temperature of the interface was colder than that of 3.0.2-0, I guess that's due to a change in the graphics mode or something similar, and once I set the color temperature to warmer (i.e. change the display mode), it will display everything correctly. However, I just can't figure out how to do that, maybe editing some codes? Can anyone please help me?
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I am having issue with TWRP 3.0.2-1 on my D5833. 3.0.2-0 and other previous versions ran without problem on my Z3C but the display problem occurred in TWRP 3.0.2-1 and the situation is similar with the photo below. (It was running an AOSP 7.1 ROM for Z3C D5803, the bottom of the screen could not display correctly, and the entire screen was flashing)
According to my observations, when my D5833 was running TWRP 3.0.2-1, the color temperature of the interface was colder than that of 3.0.2-0, I guess that's due to a change in the graphics mode or something similar, and once I set the color temperature to warmer (i.e. change the display mode), it will display everything correctly. However, I just can't figure out how to do that, maybe editing some codes? Can anyone please help me?
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Sh*t this is bad. I dont think it has anything to do with twrp. Try reinstalling stock android marshmallow.
If that doesnt work, than it is a definite problem with hardware.
panzerox123 said:
Sh*t this is bad. I dont think it has anything to do with twrp. Try reinstalling stock android marshmallow.
If that doesnt work, than it is a definite problem with hardware.
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Thanks for the reply. I have tried to reinstall the stock ROM and many other methods but no one would fix the display problem of TWRP 3.0.2-1 and most third-party ROMs. There are only three types of ROMs can run without display problems on my D5833: stock Sony Xperia ROM, official CyanogenMod 12.1 builds and any third-party ROMs mainly based on stock Xperia ROM and / or CM. CM builds higher than 12.1 will occur the display problems too.
I remember there is another characteristic: the boot screen can indicate the situation - when the boot screen shows "SONY" logo at the center with "XPERIA" logo at the bottom, there is NO display problem. When the boot screen only shows "SONY" logo and the bottom is empty, there WILL BE display problem. It's quite weird.
ewjy said:
Thanks for the reply. I have tried to reinstall the stock ROM and many other methods but no one would fix the display problem of TWRP 3.0.2-1 and most third-party ROMs. There are only three types of ROMs can run without display problems on my D5833: stock Sony Xperia ROM, official CyanogenMod 12.1 builds and any third-party ROMs mainly based on stock Xperia ROM and / or CM. CM builds higher than 12.1 will occur the display problems too.
I remember there is another characteristic: the boot screen can indicate the situation - when the boot screen shows "SONY" logo at the center with "XPERIA" logo at the bottom, there is NO display problem. When the boot screen only shows "SONY" logo and the bottom is empty, there WILL BE display problem. It's quite weird.
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oh OK. If this problem did not exist on older version of TWRP, then using the same method, roll back to twrp 3.0.2-0. you just need to download that file. All the best!
panzerox123 said:
oh OK. If this problem did not exist on older version of TWRP, then using the same method, roll back to twrp 3.0.2-0. you just need to download that file. All the best!
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Indeed there will be no problem for older versions. However, I am still unable to install and run many third-party ROMs smoothly, that means the number of ROMs I can try out is limited. Anyway, that is alright, thanks for your reply.
ewjy said:
Indeed there will be no problem for older versions. However, I am still unable to install and run many third-party ROMs smoothly, that means the number of ROMs I can try out is limited. Anyway, that is alright, thanks for your reply.
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Funny... It works very well for me... In fact it's much more stable than previous versions
Firstly, I do not take any responsability in case anything happens to your device or your files. You decided to follow this guide at your own risk.
THIS WORKED FOR ME FOR MAGISK v14.3
ALSO WORKS ON MAGISK v14.5
I highly not recommend to use this guide for a different device other than the Xperia Z2 D6503.
All that aside, I managed to install magisk on my Stock Xperia Z2 and still keep ctsProfile and basicIntegrity: true.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND TO BACK EVERYTHING UP BEFORE PROCEEDING
You will need:
(OPTIONAL)Marshmallow FTF Firmware Here
(OPTIONAL)Flashtool Here
Magisk Manager Here
Rootkernel_v4.31_Windows_Linux.zip Here
ADB and Fastboot Here
Advanced Stock Kernel Here
TWRP Sirius Here
(OPTIONAL BUT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) Use flashtool to flash the modified version of the stock ROM from above. It worked on this version but I can't really guarantee it will work on others. Can't really guarantee it will work on this either.(after you select the file there are 2 versions. pick the modified one).
1) Extract the Rootkernel_v4.31_Windows_Linux.zip and extract from the advanced stock kernel the boot.img (Rename it from boot.img to Old_boot.img)
2) Open cmd and use cd to reach the folder in which you extracted rootkernel.
Use the command "rootkernel Old_boot.img New_boot.img"
Say Yes to everything except installing TWRP.
3) Install Magisk Manager on your phone and copy "New_boot.img" to the phone.
4) Go to Magisk Manager settings , scroll to Update Channel and select Beta
5) Select install Magisk and select modify boot image. Select "New_boot.img" from the folder you copied it to
6) Extract adb to a folder
7) After patching the boot image at step 6, copy "patched_boot.img" from internal storage/MagiskManager to the folder in which you extracted adb
8) Copy TWRP to the adb folder and rename it to TWRP.img
9) Open cmd and use cd to navigate to the folder in which you copied adb. Type in the console "fastboot flash boot New_boot.img". Turn off your phone and then hold Volume Up whil plugging it into your pc(booting it into fastboot).
10) While still in fastboot, type "fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img"
11) Disconnect your phone from the pc. Wait a few seconds and then boot into TWRP (hold power button and Volume Down). A notification will pop up and select to "Keep System Readonly" (I think something like that). Reboot into system.
If everything worked as intended, a safetynet check will reveal everything in green, allowing you to both have root access and also run apps like Netflix and Android Pay
NOTE: Magisk Modules should be flashed via TWRP. For some reason, Magisk Manager is unable to install them.
EDIT: I tried to install xposed systemlessly but Safetynet was triggered. Don't think I can figure this out.
DahakePL tried with elite kernel and it didn't work. Writing this just in case anyone tries.
This worked for me but I can't guarantee it will work for you. (Photos at the end)
Did this guide help you? If you need any help, I will do my best to answer your questions.
I am not a developer and I do not really understand why or how everything works. I came across this method that worked for me and I thought I'd share it since I couldn't find a guide for my xperia phone when I needed it.
IN CASE SAFETY NET IS TRIGGERED, the only way to restore to everything in green is to reflash the stock rom (you don't have to format everything).
Did it work out for you? Just leave a reply saying that so I can figure out if everything works.
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Thank you man
Great job
Hi there and great job. Many thanks for this.
I've a question, "(OPTIONAL BUT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) Use flashtool to flash the modified version of the stock ROM from above (after you select the file there are 2 versions. pick the modified one)." - what if another .291 stock firmware is used (eg downloaded from Xperifirm)?
fribriz said:
Hi there and great job. Many thanks for this.
I've a question, "(OPTIONAL BUT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) Use flashtool to flash the modified version of the stock ROM from above (after you select the file there are 2 versions. pick the modified one)." - what if another .291 stock firmware is used (eg downloaded from Xperifirm)?
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Well, this worked on this exact version. If you don't use it, i can't guarantee it will work.
Well, can't either way
But it worked on that one. I believe you don't have to reinstall your stuff if you already have the stock rom. You can just flash it over without deleting anything
Works fine thank you
Adriano-A3 said:
Thank you man
Great job
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Awesome
I'm actually surprised.
Doesn't work on elite kernel, just tested, no root and no safetynet
DahakePL said:
Doesn't work on elite kernel, just tested, no root and no safetynet
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Have you tried with the advanced kernel I linked?
Also, you have to be running stock
Xperia z2
IceGordol said:
Have you tried with the advanced kernel I linked?
Also, you have to be running stock
Xperia z2
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I'm using the advanced stock kernel method and it works 100%
But I tried elite kernel and it doesn't work at all, just in case someone else wanted to know or something :highfive:
DahakePL said:
I'm using the advanced stock kernel method and it works 100%
But I tried elite kernel and it doesn't work at all, just in case someone else wanted to know or something :highfive:
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Modified the post in order to specify this. Also credited you. Thanks for this addition.
Where is modified FTF?
Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk
Why do I need to flash TWRP? It is already included into advanced stock kernel.
After flash magisk, can't mount otg drive in twrp
Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk
I am running a phone with KK 4.4.4 rooted and xposed installed. What should I do first to use it?
If I want to keep few apks data?
May I install Cyberian Camera MOd after it?
Thanks you! Working finally!
609125 said:
Thanks you! Working finally!
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How u make it working? I got no clue about step 2... rootkernel old_boot.img new_boot.img? I really have no idea about the instructions...
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DahakePL said:
I'm using the advanced stock kernel method and it works 100%
But I tried elite kernel and it doesn't work at all, just in case someone else wanted to know or something :highfive:
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Guys, I once rooted my Z2 with SuperSU in locked bootloader condition (already unroot it). Im interested with magisk and want to try it. Is it possible for me even my device is bootloader locked? Thank you
IceGordol said:
9) Open cmd and use cd to navigate to the folder in which you copied adb. Type in the console "fastboot flash boot New_boot.img". Turn off your phone and then hold Volume Up whil plugging it into your pc(booting it into fastboot).
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Perfect for me. Thank you very much!
But your step 9 is wrong. should be "fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img"
My ROM is Marshmallow_Stock_575_ROM_Ultraslim
must remove SuperSU (root) before installing, use UPDATE-unSU-signed.zip
Can't get this to work at all. I'm on Customised UK stock ROM.
No matter what I do, I get bootloops once Magisk is installed. If I use the Magisk Uninstaller from TWRP the phone works fine again.
EDIT: I should have said, I've tried with Magisk 16.0 and 16.7 Beta. No luck with either. I've also tried patching the advanced stock kernel boot.img and I've tried installing via TWRP with Bootloader-SonyELF. No luck again, just the same bootloop!
UPDATE: I managed to fix this by using the latest version of the RootKernel patching tool (v5.23) instead of v4.31 and following the rest of the instructions using the boot.img from advanced stock kernel with Magisk 16.7 installed successfully.
Work fine with Magisk 18
okay after two soft brick, red blinking light and the device wont turn on, i finally succeed installing this. the first issue i'm getting is adb command not found when running the "fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img", so i tried to use TWRP to install the img, which refuse saying it need bootbridge, so i install through the recommend option in magisk manager (installing directly) which cause the first brick
the first brick is restored by using flash tool
the second brick can't be restored by flash tool due to the usb debugging is off causing flash tool to said "device connected but using old drivers", luckily xperia companion software (now called emma) restored it succesfully
and i finally figured what causing the soft brick, since emma said the bootloader is locked and magisk can't be used with locked bootloader and that bricked the device.
anyway finally unlocked the bootloader since emma needed it to unbrick the device. and after unlocking the bootloader and follow again the procedure here i finally succeed installing magisk on my z2
TLDR: YOU NEED UNLOCKED BOOTLOADER TO FOLLOW THIS PROCEDURE. to check easily if your bootloader is locked or not is just by running Emma (xperia updater replacement) or use "fastboot oem device-info".
finally can try magisk, since many apps detect supersu now and refuse to work with it. i didn't unlocked the bootloader the first time since supersu can work with locked bootloader >_>
First off, a HUGE thank you to @autoprime (for paving the way) and @waylo (for his assistance on getting this going after I found the KDZ)
I am currently storing these in my google drive account, so please be gentle till I have a better host location:
Below are the downloads for the LG-H83020N firmware
Folder with all the LG830 firmware I have so far:
LG830 (G5)
LG-H83020N-Flashable.COMPLETE-ARB01.zip
As always, COMPLETE is 100% stock
Flash COMPLETE zip -> wipe cache partition -> flash Magisk ZIP (or SuperSU if you insist) to root and keep TWRP
OPTIONAL: After flashing, remount /system RW -> delete recovery-from-boot.p to guarantee TWRP sticks
LG-H83020N-Flashable.Bootloader-ARB01
LG-H83020N-Flashable.Modem-ARB01.zip
LG-H83020N-Flashable.Boot.zip
H830N_00_1017.kdz (HUGE Thank you to @Azul Baseem for the upload)
For instructions, follow the same instructions as you would in any other KDZ/ZIP thread. For Example
Feel free to hit thanks.
Also feel free to hit up autoprime's All in One thread HERE
Thank you very much bedwa!
Kdz link updated!
Thank you @bedwa as always.
I fear my only true contribution here is MD5 confirmation of the files:
LG-H83020N-Flashable.COMPLETE-ARB01.zip 8a49733028bef23d775bf542eb62b726
LG-H83020N-Flashable.Boot.zip ddea9d814f66266de34a154f0c7f6b41
H830N_00_1017.kdz 732b717af8d77501342be445002c4fae
Edit: Also, since someone will definitely miss it in the title, this is confirmed to still be on Anti-Rollback 1. You're free to flash back and forth between 20A if you need to Dirtycow your phone again.
Keeping me honest, I swear I'll remember them next time.
Thanks for the upload. I was able to update just fine thanks to this.
BTW... It still has H83020m mentioned in the body of the OP instead of H83020n.
shinji257 said:
Thanks for the upload. I was able to update just fine thanks to this.
BTW... It still has H83020m mentioned in the body of the OP instead of H83020n.
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Fixed. That's what I get for using the copypasta method. Missed the one. :silly:
help me
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i had this issues when i try to flash it i already use uppercut
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running 20N , so far so good, just notice a small problem with GPS , it is a bit spotty today. @bedwa : Can you make a slim down version ? like removing LG/TMO/Google stuffs ? and reduce /system partition size ?
abced123 said:
running 20N , so far so good, just notice a small problem with GPS , it is a bit spotty today. @bedwa : Can you make a slim down version ? like removing LG/TMO/Google stuffs ? and reduce /system partition size ?
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That would be trickier. All of these are the partition images. To make a slim zip like that I'll have to either unpack and build or unpack and attempt to repack. I might, but not likely at this time.
Thank you so much for making this. So happy to be rooted and on the latest build thanks to your hard work. =)
fc3211 said:
Thank you so much for making this. So happy to be rooted and on the latest build thanks to your hard work. =)
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Quite welcome... It's more time consuming than hard work, but the appreciation and thanks is greatly appreciated as well.
@bedwa
I am running on rooted H83020a with TWRP and SuperSU installed. In order to upgrade to 20N by keeping all my current settings and data along with root and TWRP, what are the steps should I follow?
1. Take a complete backup using LG Backup
2. Boot into TWRP
3. Flash Complete Zip (H83020N) from TWRP
4. Flash SuperSU Zip
5. Reboot System
6. Restore the complete backup from LG Backup
Does this work okay? Or, do I need to do anything else, like Wipe Data/Partition etc.? Sorry for the noob question.
Hello,
If I flash boot and bootloader, will it lock my bootloader and brick the phone if I am on LineageOS?
nizarp said:
@bedwa
I am running on rooted H83020a with TWRP and SuperSU installed. In order to upgrade to 20N by keeping all my current settings and data along with root and TWRP, what are the steps should I follow?
1. Take a complete backup using LG Backup
2. Boot into TWRP
3. Flash Complete Zip (H83020N) from TWRP
4. Flash SuperSU Zip
5. Reboot System
6. Restore the complete backup from LG Backup
Does this work okay? Or, do I need to do anything else, like Wipe Data/Partition etc.? Sorry for the noob question.
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Backup is always good, shouldn't have to restore it as it's updating from a previous version and doesn't wipe data when upgrading. But that's the correct process with or without #6.
azizo07 said:
Hello,
If I flash boot and bootloader, will it lock my bootloader and brick the phone if I am on LineageOS?
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Shouldn't, but it would always be a good idea to backup beforehand. I would however only flash the bootloader, as the boot is the kernel and will be different than what LineageOS uses though.
I just boot into TWRP and flashed the complete zip and then flashed the latest SuperSU Zip. I pressed Reboot System after that, but, I am now stuck in a boot loop. Phone shows LG logo and reboots again and again.
I tried the Power button + Vol Down method, but, it doesn't work too. It gets to Factory reset screen, and after Yes and Yes, it goes to back to boot loop again. I am able to get into Download Mode and Fastboot Mode. Can I do something from here?
Can someone help please? Anyway to get into TWRP or recovery?
Sounds like you will need to LGUP or Uppercut your phone back to stock 20A. Then dirtycow back TWRP. Then try flashing the new ZIP again. Skip Supersu this time and try Magisk instead.
Thanks. I flashed back to 20A using LGUP and KDZ file. Need to dirtycow back TWRP now. I'm still wondering what went wrong in my process.
1. Take a complete backup using LG Backup
2. Boot into TWRP
3. Flash Complete Zip (H83020N) from TWRP
4. Flash SuperSU Zip
5. Reboot System
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Do I need to reboot to TWRP once after flashing instead of Reboot System directly after flash? Any idea?
No, rebooting into TWRP wouldn't do anything. There's a script you might need to get into and delete prior to rebooting. But that only ensures that TWRP stays.
"After flashing, remount /system RW -> delete recovery-from-boot.p to guarantee TWRP sticks"
That having been said, I've done this before and STILL not had TWRP stay. Some recommend wiping /cache as well.
OR, again, use Magisk instead and don't use SuperSU.
Even if TWRP didn't stick, you should have been booting into system fine. You wouldn't be rooted, TWRP would be gone, but system shouldn't have been messed up. So something got borked, I'd have to guess, because of SuperSU.
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