[GUIDE][MTK][DM-Verity Bypass] LG K10 (2016) - LG K10 Guides, News, & Discussion

Hey!
CURRENTLY FOR TESTERS ONLY!
I am posting a guide to bypass dm-verity on LG K10 (2016) MTK devices.
Steps:
(1) Reboot to TWRP.
(2) Install > Select "no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip".
(3) Reboot to System.
This disables DM-Verity & Forced Encryption.
Downloads
no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip

You should mention, just in case someone want to keep it, that this will turn off forced encrypt as well as dm-verity. I was going to try this long ago but can't unlock bootloader coz of dead PC
I hope it's simple as this, removing flags from fstab, I'm afraid that maybe LG made some extra steps to be "more secure".

Won't work. I haven't checked the utility but its older versions didn't have support for lz4 boot images and our boot images use lz4 compression method.

berkantkz said:
Won't work. I haven't checked the utility but its older versions didn't have support for lz4 boot images and our boot images use lz4 compression method.
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Newer versions may have it... I will check about lz4.

berkantkz said:
Won't work. I haven't checked the utility but its older versions didn't have support for lz4 boot images and our boot images use lz4 compression method.
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See this:
Code:
Supports Gzip, LZ4, Bzip2, and LZO ramdisks.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...zip-lazyflasher-tool-flashing-custom-t3549210

Is it working? Did i try this? What is the solution of "device is corrupt"
Sorry for english

abdulsamet.oger said:
Is it working? Did i try this? What is the solution of "device is corrupt"
Sorry for english
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See my thread here. Follow steps properly.
Hocam benim konum var LG Bridge ile bunu düzeltmek için. Buradan ulaşabilirsiniz. Konu İngilizce ama görseller Türkçe. Sırasıyla takip edin.

I've added "ramdisk_compression=lz4" to config.sh and modified line 114 from boot-patcher.sh "221) rdformat=lz4; decompress="$bin/lz4 -d" ;;" (removed initial 0) and it apparently worked
EDIT: but now the smartphone turns off after the "Your device is corrupt" message. I restored the official firmware with success, so what can I do (or flash) after bypass dm-verity?
full recovery log: pastebin.com/2KWHx9s4

Hello! Stopped with attempts to develop a ROM for the MTK? I have the K430TV. We eagerly await for him.

Did anyone succeeded in removing dm-verity? I got this error

Professor Woland said:
Did anyone succeeded in removing dm-verity? I got this error
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If you edit the files like I did in my previous post, you can patch with success, but your K10 stuck after LG logo.

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[CLOSED]Yoga Tab 2 (830,1050,1380) - unlocking the bootloader

@MikeChannon removed OP. please close
what? lol
I'm away from PC for few days but if someone has luck with 1050l please update.
Sent from my YOGA Tablet 2-1050L using Tapatalk
This is awesome, to unlock the full potential of the tablet!
Works on my 1380F
Oh! I gave up on the unlock
Now, thank you for opening the possibilities!
Thank you! XD!
Worked on my already unlocked 1050F..... Bring on the fun people....
and the first tester prize goes to @workdowg ... as usual i might add
just when i was ready to write: come'on all of you dwarf 1050 owners
so we already have confirmation from 1050 (workdowg), i would say 99% it's the same on 830
again after you flash it you can leave it there (it's a good feeling to know that you have an unlocked bootloader)
and now the really important questions will follow:
- is this a permanent root?
- it already installs linux/windows or do i have to put my sdcard in?
- where's the link to the marshmallow cm rom ?
I succeeded. np (flashing, 1050F)
But how can I know that I had unlocked? (how to check?)
neverapple88 said:
I succeeded. np (flashing, 1050F)
But how can I know that I had unlocked? (how to check?)
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if it boots up to Android AFTER you flashed the patched esp image then you are
it allows whatever boot image (in boot or fastboot or recovery partition) to be loaded without being checked for valid signature (ie you can modify your boot images from now on and flash them and you will no longer get the "verification failed" error message that a locked bootloader would give)
ionioni said:
if it boots up to Android AFTER you flashed the patched esp image then you are
it allows whatever boot image (in boot or fastboot or recovery partition) to be loaded without being checked for valid signature (ie you can modify your boot images from now on and flash them and you will no longer get the "verification failed" error message that a locked bootloader would give)
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Thank you! :victory:
neverapple88 said:
Thank you! :victory:
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if you really want to test with some more tangible result (the already tested) extract then flash the attached file, boot to fastboot and flash with
fastboot flash boot boot-selinux-permissive.img
it will make your selinux permissive ie log & ALLOW operations that are violating the selinux policy. the original stock has selinux in enforcing mode ie log & BLOCK
before you flash the modded boot image open an adb shell and check the selinux mode, input
getenforce (it should output enforcing)
now go to fastboot and flash the modded image as per above instructed, reboot and enter in the same command
getenforce (should output permissive now)
there you go... on a locked bootloader it would have hang on boot start after you flashed the modded image with some verification failed error message (and it's true, the modded image is by no way digitally signed )
ps. this is made from a stock 1050f boot image so it works/testing on 1050f only (the other 830 and 1380 models will most likely hang on boot or at least blank the screen due to different configurations in the original images, but it's the same concept, this is made at the special request of our korean guy)
ionioni said:
if you really want to test with some more tangible result (the already tested) extract then flash the attached file, boot to fastboot and flash with
fastboot flash boot boot-selinux-permissive.img
it will make your selinux permissive ie log & ALLOW operations that are violating the selinux policy. the original stock has selinux in enforcing mode ie log & BLOCK
before you flash the modded boot image open an adb shell and check the selinux mode, input
getenforce (it should output enforcing)
now go to fastboot and flash the modded image as per above instructed, reboot and enter in the same command
getenforce (should output permissive now)
there you go... on a locked bootloader it would have hang on boot start after you flashed the modded image with some verification failed error message (and it's true, the modded image is by no way digitally signed )
ps. this is made from a stock 1050f boot image so it works/testing on 1050f only (the other 830 and 1380 models will most likely hang on boot or at least blank the screen due to different configurations in the original images, but it's the same concept, this is made at the special request of our korean guy)
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Thank you for your time.
Test and english search(?) success!
ps. (After the test, find) I've used this app for security : SELinuxModeChanger
Any chance this could be modified for yt3?
Worked on my 1050f. Thanks!
Patched image booting fine on my 1050f.
Thanks
What's droidboot.img?
The original disk contains no droidboot:
Number Start End Size File system Name Flags
1 20.5kB 8409kB 8389kB reserved msftdata
2 8409kB 43.0MB 34.6MB fat32 ESP boot, esp
3 43.0MB 59.8MB 16.8MB boot msftdata
4 59.8MB 80.8MB 21.0MB recovery msftdata
5 80.8MB 97.5MB 16.8MB fastboot msftdata
6 97.5MB 106MB 8389kB reserved_1 msftdata
7 106MB 139MB 33.6MB panic msftdata
8 139MB 676MB 537MB ext4 factory msftdata
9 676MB 685MB 8389kB misc msftdata
10 685MB 819MB 134MB ext4 config msftdata
11 819MB 953MB 134MB ext4 cache msftdata
12 953MB 1222MB 268MB ext4 logs msftdata
13 1222MB 3369MB 2147MB ext4 system msftdata
14 3369MB 31.3GB 27.9GB ext4 data msftdata
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What's droidboot.img?
The original disk contains no droidboot:
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Fastboot
From my LG-G4, Rooted running Stock 5.1
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workdowg said:
Fastboot
From my LG-G4, Rooted running Stock 5.1
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And it changed significantly from kit Kat to lollipop.
From my LG-G4, Rooted running Stock 5.1
ionioni said:
if you really want to test with some more tangible result (the already tested) extract then flash the attached file, boot to fastboot and flash with
fastboot flash boot boot-selinux-permissive.img
it will make your selinux permissive ie log & ALLOW operations that are violating the selinux policy. the original stock has selinux in enforcing mode ie log & BLOCK
before you flash the modded boot image open an adb shell and check the selinux mode, input
getenforce (it should output enforcing)
now go to fastboot and flash the modded image as per above instructed, reboot and enter in the same command
getenforce (should output permissive now)
there you go... on a locked bootloader it would have hang on boot start after you flashed the modded image with some verification failed error message (and it's true, the modded image is by no way digitally signed )
ps. this is made from a stock 1050f boot image so it works/testing on 1050f only (the other 830 and 1380 models will most likely hang on boot or at least blank the screen due to different configurations in the original images, but it's the same concept, this is made at the special request of our korean guy)
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Awesome! I flashed it on my 1050f and it is now finally unlocked and the SELINUX stuff has been successfully tested as well!
I really hope that finally some great custom rom's might get released sooner than later.
Your work was hidden for a while - but finally you decided to make it public.
I was so frustrated about the bootloader policy and the missing possibilities an Android device usually offers. But I see light at the end of the tunnel. Looking forward to see also your work on AoL and other great stuff.
You guys are really the Yoga 2 heroes!
So does this mean we can now get a permanent recovery?
Can you post video guide? Thank's.
pateken said:
Can you post video guide? Thank's.
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Please don't take this wrong... His instructions are pretty straight forward (1,2,3)... If you don't understand them you may not want to start messing with your tablet like this. Rooting is more than enough for the average user (See HERE for Windows based rooting and HERE for Linux based rooting)...

Root lg k8 k350xx and k10 k430xx (MTK)

This thread is out of date since there is my new thread with an easier method: https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/friendly-root-method-lg-k8-k10-t3531223
However i keep this one for troubleshooting and deeper understanding...
This description was originally made for the k8, however it seems to work on k10 k430 devices
LG K8:
OS Android v6.0 (Marshmallow)
Chipset Mediatek MT6735
CPU Quad-core 1.3 GHz Cortex-A53
GPU Mali-T720
1.5GB of RAM
8GB ROM
LG K10 K430...:
quite similar to k8
Rooting the k8 (and the k10) is rather difficult since it's using "lz4" compression for the partition images not the usual "gzip" method.
Systemless supersu is still unable to patch lz4 boot images so we need to have a little trick. Not to mention porting a working TWRP is also a pian in the ass...
Before posting any questions/errors please read the troubleshooting guide and also read back in the thread!
Steps:
0.
Remove the back panel of the phone because you'll have to be able to reach your sd card, watch out for your battery - must not fall out!
If your TWRP supports mtp connection under "mount" you can skip this part and you don't have to put your sd card in and out - maybe you have to fix the driver in windows!
1.
Unlock your bootloader (all your data will be lost!!!) via ADB then boot up normally
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/unlock-bootloader-lg-k10-mtk-devices-t3486302
if there is no warnning message during boot up after unlocking your bootloader read this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/rid-shutting-device-corrupt-message-t3517879
2.
Boot to TWRP (you have to stay in TWRP during the whole process!!!) via ADB and fastboot
3.
Mount sd card
Backup your boot image (find boot.emmc.win in TWRP folder on your sdcard - rename it on PC to bootlz4_0.img)
or use your boot image taken from your kdz as it is written in the end of this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/rid-shutting-device-corrupt-message-t3517879
4. Tweak bootlz4_0.img with Carliv Image Kitchen (Carliv download: http://viid.me/qe7BDp)
-Unpack it, open "boot.img-ramdisk-compress" file with a text editor (notepad++) and change the first (and only) line from "lz4" to "gz"
-Repack image - rename the repacked image to bootgz_0
5. Flash bootgz_0.img in TWRP
6. Install SuperSU (and xposed if you wish or you can istall xposed later) - do not quit TWRP from now until last step - that would brick your device
7. Backup boot image again - you need to remove sd card (unmount first) and put it in PC - it means you have to remove the usb cable from the phone and remove back panel - maybe before getting into TWRP!
- or enable mtp in TWRP and copy/paste the boot image from sd card.
8. Tweak boot image in Carliv
-Unpack it, open "boot.img-ramdisk-compress" file and change the first line from "gz" to "lz4"
-Repack image
9. Flash boot image in TWRP
10. Restart (this will take a bit longer and also expect bootloop a few times)
you can find a rather detailed description here:
http://viid.me/qe7Zoh - don't forget that you can use mtp connection instead of taking in and out the sd card if your TWRP supports it.
If you prefer using adb/fastboot commands instead removing your sdcard all the time you can use salaigeethan666's guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69415205&postcount=34
but some reported problems with flashing the boot image and getting back to TWRP this way.
If you have problems booting up after installing supersu maybe you can force boot described by cpatrick3000:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/root-lg-k10-mtk-chipset-95-method-t3498166
or the problem might be:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/rid-shutting-device-corrupt-message-t3517879
If you ever lose root and try again consider Darkos333's guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69713043&postcount=99
or use lg up to get back to full stock:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/flashing-firmware-using-lg-t3517839
Unbrick guide by Berkantkz:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/guide-unbricking-flashing-firmware-due-t3380529
Unbrick by lg up:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/flashing-firmware-using-lg-t3517839
TWRPs for the different models:
TWRP of the k8:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/development/recovery-twrp-3-0-2-lg-k8-k350-mtk-t3517894
As for the k10 TWRP 3.0.0 you should use http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/development/teamwinrecoveryproject-3-0-0-0-lg-k10-t3404434 by berkantkz.
or TWRP 3.0.2 by Singular777: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69381986&postcount=126
In case of k10 430dsy try 123xdagsm's recovery: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69706581&postcount=154
Please, before you proceed read and practice the methods of each steps! A few hours of preparation (google + xda + tests) might save your device getting hard bricket and it's also better for you to know what you're doing! Look for fastboot commands, systemless supersu, TWRP usage, Carliv image kitchen, ... (google + xda)! You better not leave TWRP during the whole process! Keep in mind that after the supersu is installed you must be able to recompress your boot image to "lz4" otherwise you get soft bricked and you need to use lg up to refirbish...!!!
Read each steps twice and follow them stricktly!
Also keep in mind that if you want to uninstall supersu/remove root you have to reflash stock firmware with lg bridge + hard reset or lg up.
Troubleshooting
"your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly"
- this message is normal when you have an opened bootloader
- phone shuts down right after this message: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/rid-shutting-device-corrupt-message-t3517879
no ADB connection (command: "adb devices" - your device is not in the output list):
- turn-on USB Debugging (settings - developer opions)
- install drivers
no fastboot connection (command: "fastboot devices" - your device is not in the output list):
- install drivers
- check device manager
- you may try to install android SDK if the connection is not working
unable to unlock bootloader (command "fastboot oem unlock"):
- allow oem unlock (settings - developer opions)
device is not booting into TWRP:
- unlock bootloader
- the TWRP is not compatible with your device (there is a list of TWRPs for different devices, if you cant find yours you can try the next guide: http://www.chinaphonearena.com/foru...752-MT6753-MT6795-MT6797-TWRP-MT67xx-tutorial)
unable to unpack boot image in carliv
- your TWRP is not compatible with your device (at least it didn't backup your boot image properly)
unable to repack boot image in carliv
- check the unpacked boot image "ramdisk" folder, if there are all the necessary files and folders, find a list attached at posts #107 and #124: (doesn't have to be the exact same since k8 and k10 migth differ - there is no "boot" folder in case of the k8 and also before installing supersu the su folders are not to be there - normally 5+ folders and 20+ files)
- see if "boot.img-ramdisk-compress" file exists
- maybe you messed up something in carliv
supersu failed to patch the ramdisk (even if it sais installed succesfully)
- you can try just unpack and repack your stock boot image install/flash it and see if it boots up - so you can be sure you are a "master" of carliv and TWRP
- your boot image is not gzip compressed - open "boot.img-ramdisk-compress" as text. It should only have one line: "gz"
supersu failed to install
- you can try just unpack and repack your stock boot image install/flash it and see if it boots up - so you can be sure you are a "master" of carliv and TWRP
- your TWRP is not compatible with your device (or you need a newer version)
device is not booting up after the final step (boot loops for more then 2 minutes)
- http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/rid-shutting-device-corrupt-message-t3517879
- use Berkantkz guide to flash back the original firmware: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/guide-unbricking-flashing-firmware-due-t3380529
- after getting back to stock you can try just unpack and repack your stock boot image install/flash it and see if it boots up - so you can be sure you are a "master" of carliv and TWRP
- duble check your final boot image (uncompress and compare files and folders to the one attached in posts #107 and #124 - has to be reasonably/more or less the same)
- consider step 6 in Darkos333 guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69713043&postcount=99
- also consider cpatrick3000's force boot guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/root-lg-k10-mtk-chipset-95-method-t3498166
if none of these helps make a recovery log (in TWRP under advanced menu) before final restart and post it or send it to me
This method works for the LG K10 k430Y as well. Thanks very much brah, so far I have changed a couple of thing in the build.prop like activating the multi window setting and so far it is functioning properly besides the annoying 'device is corrupt' message everything seems to be fine thanks a lot bro :good: :good:
Judroidz said:
This method works for the LG K10 k430Y as well. Thanks very much brah, so far I have changed a couple of thing in the build.prop like activating the multi window setting and so far it is functioning properly besides the annoying 'device is corrupt' message everything seems to be fine thanks a lot bro :good: :good:
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"device corrupt" message cames rigth after unlocking the bootloader (in my case at least...) however i believe there is a way to tweak boot logo and remove the message, Ill look into it.
Anyways your welcome
Judroidz said:
This method works for the LG K10 k430Y as well. Thanks very much brah, so far I have changed a couple of thing in the build.prop like activating the multi window setting and so far it is functioning properly besides the annoying 'device is corrupt' message everything seems to be fine thanks a lot bro :good: :good:
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Can i ask whitch TWRP you used? Did you maybe tried it with the one i ported for the k8 or is this the one by berkantkz?
I used the twrp made by berkantkz, do you think it would be safe if I flashed it on my k10.
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I used the twrp made by berkantkz, do you think it would be safe if I flashed it on my k10.
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Actually the recovery partitions size is approx. 16Mb. Berkantkz's TWRP is almost 17Mb so there is little chance you can flash it. There is no problem if you try it would give you an error message if the size is too big and nothing's gonna change. I recompressed berkantkz's TWRP to gzip (https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwyMOazoSp8TdnhBbWpobEk0V0E) so it is smaller, you can try to flash that but you have to try it before. I mean just boot into it (fastboot boot ...) don't flash it first.
Keep me updated please!
About the multiwindow, did you use "ro.build.type" -> userdebug or "persist.splitwindow.support_all" -> true ?
I flashed back to stock with lg bridge and also did factory format with hard buttons. There is no way to root again and boot up succesfully. Somehow lg bridge and also factory format leaves some partions untouched that still have something from supersu. So i erased all partitions in fastboot...
I shouldn't have cause now my phone can't connect at all. Not even in download mode.
I suggest if anyone tried any method to root unsuccesfully that should not try this method. It will not boot up...:S
Thats all for now. I'll try to exchange my phone and then start again...
I can't make lg up to work with the k8. There is no lgup...dll.msi to install. Any ideas?
Maybe the boot image is not turned back to stock not by factory format nor by lg bridge... this migth cause the mess with Supersu install after turnig back to stock... With lg up we could reflash the full stock system and try rooting again...
If anyone plans to root save your stock boot image first, might come handy later...
hilp for root lgk10 439dsy
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hilp for root lgk10 439dsy
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439? Are you sure? I guess it must be 430... however i belive the only method is the above described one. If you ever attempted rooting the device i suggest not to do that unless you can flash it back to fully stock.
Theese might help for unsuccesful root attempts... i wish i found this before erasing all my partitions...:S
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63816659&postcount=2769
and
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/unroot-systemless-root-t3249542
Are there any easier ways to root it? It seems a bit of difficult to me(k430)
xdarootxda said:
Are there any easier ways to root it? It seems a bit of difficult to me(k430)
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I'm afraid until SuperSU is not "lz4" compatible there is no easier method. I't not so difficult anyways as long as you can make a fastboot connection. There is always download mode and lg bridge if anything goes wrong...
PS. if you ever attempted to root this device before then most likely it's not gonna work... unless you can make LgUP see your k430 and reflash the whole firmware.
gottlasz said:
I'm afraid until SuperSU is not "lz4" compatible there is no easier method. I't not so difficult anyways as long as you can make a fastboot connection. There is always download mode and lg bridge if anything goes wrong...
PS. if you ever attempted to root this device before then most likely it's not gonna work... unless you can make LgUP see your k430 and reflash the whole firmware.
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Thanks for the information, but i'm new to bootloader and recovery, so are there any video guides about this process?
xdarootxda said:
Thanks for the information, but i'm new to bootloader and recovery, so are there any video guides about this process?
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There are many video guides on youtube but not for this particular case. I guess you can search each step separately and put the whole picture together.
gottlasz said:
There are many video guides on youtube but not for this particular case. I guess you can search each step separately and put the whole picture together.
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Thanks, I'll have a look.
I'm so glad to see people working on this phone. Has anyone gotten this method to work?
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chopperchez said:
I'm so glad to see people working on this phone. Has anyone gotten this method to work?
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Guys,root is successfully received!
see details on the Russian forum
4pda in the subject LG K10 LTE.
Sent from my LG-K430 using xda premium
lg_l7_p700 said:
Guys,root is successfully received!
see details on the Russian forum
4pda in the subject LG K10 LTE.
Sent from my LG-K430 using xda premium
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Unfortunately i speak no russain.. Is it somewhat similar to the method described in the OP?
It also uses carliv so i guess its basically the same, isn't it?
lg_l7_p700 said:
Guys,root is successfully received!
see details on the Russian forum
4pda in the subject LG K10 LTE.
Sent from my LG-K430 using xda premium
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The principle of obtaining root.
Install SuperSU via TWPR.
We have the boot ramdisk
compression in lz4,it is not
supported so first comes the
installation boot with
compression gz,then install SuperSU,
and boot back lz4
Sorry for my bad English.
Sent from my LG-K430 using xda premium
I would love to try this.. but I tried flashing the supersu package previously and it didn't work.. my phone boots up properly.. but my usb isn't working anymore. I can't get into fastboot anymore cos there is no hardware shortcut to enter into that and Without ADB i can't go into fastboot. is there any way to fix this? pls help

Zenfone 3 doesn't boot to Android

Hi guys,
I try to restore my Zenfone 3 with his original firmware downloaded from Asus website. [Version WW_V13.20.10.79]
When i restart my phone, i got the first warning to let us know the bootloader is unlocked but after i got this error.
Code:
The dm-verity is not started in enforcing mode and may not work properly
To learn more, visit: g.co/placeholder
If i try to flash with TWRP with Install Zip, i got this error:
Code:
...
This package is for "WW_Phone" devices; this is a "omni_ze552kl".
Updater process ended with Error: 7
Error installing zip file '/sdcard/Download/<nameOfTheZipFile>.zip'
Updating partition details...
...done
(sorry i can't post image)
when i try fastboot recovery, it stuck to <waiting for device>.
This is my first time with Android, and rooting and all this sh*t. I'm coming from iOS jailbreak side but iTunes couldn't help me.
If you need to know anything, let me know.
I would greatly appreciate if anyone could help me.
Thanks!
SuperDizor
*English is not my first language, sorry about that*
SuperDizor said:
Hi guys,
I try to restore my Zenfone 3 with his original firmware downloaded from Asus website. [Version WW_V13.20.10.79]
When i restart my phone, i got the first warning to let us know the bootloader is unlocked but after i got this error.
Code:
The dm-verity is not started in enforcing mode and may not work properly
To learn more, visit: g.co/placeholder
If i try to flash with TWRP with Install Zip, i got this error:
Code:
...
This package is for "WW_Phone" devices; this is a "omni_ze552kl".
Updater process ended with Error: 7
Error installing zip file '/sdcard/Download/<nameOfTheZipFile>.zip'
Updating partition details...
...done
(sorry i can't post image)
when i try fastboot recovery, it stuck to <waiting for device>.
This is my first time with Android, and rooting and all this sh*t. I'm coming from iOS jailbreak side but iTunes couldn't help me.
If you need to know anything, let me know.
I would greatly appreciate if anyone could help me.
Thanks!
SuperDizor
*English is not my first language, sorry about that*
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I used to be difficult to use TWRP menu, then the menu advanced Wipe Wipe then select all topics except the MicroSD and then manage Otg Wipe it !! Flash Stock Recovery to be done to make Flash official rom first official rom files onto the MicroSD example, I was. UL-ASUS_Z012D-WW-13.20.10.79-user. To change its name Then insert the MicroSD MOFD_SDUPDATE Recovry Mode, then select update to zip and then choose File. "MOFD_SDUPDATE.zip" I will wait a little longer for the update firmware and set up virtually everything is not lost through the OTA.
ผมเคยเป็นแก้ไม่ยากใช้ TWRP แล้วเข้าเมนู Wipe แล้วเข้าเมนู advanced Wipe ทำการเลือกทุกหัวข้อ ยกเว้น MicroSD และ Otg แล้วจัดการ Wipe ครับ!! เสร็จแล้วให้ทำการ Flash Stock Recovery เพื่อที่จะใช้ Flash official rom ก่อนอื่นทำไฟล์ official rom ลงไปยัง MicroSD ผมยกตัวอย่างเป็น UL-ASUS_Z012D-WW-13.20.10.79-user ให้เปลี่ยนชื่อเป็น MOFD_SDUPDATE แล้วนำใส่ MicroSD แล้วเข้า Recovry Mode แล้วเลือก update to zip แล้วทำการเลือกไฟล์ "MOFD_SDUPDATE.zip" แล้วรอสักพักอาจจะนานหน่อยเพราะเป็นการ update firmware ข้อมูลและการตั้งค่าทุกอย่างจะไม่หายเสมือนอัพผ ่าน OTA
I was able to fix my phone with flashing both boot.img and recovery.img with stock image and i used WW-13.16.5.36 firmware to flash and it's worked.
Thanks for the help JadeKubPom
SuperDizor said:
I was able to fix my phone with flashing both boot.img and recovery.img with stock image and i used WW-13.16.5.36 firmware to flash and it's worked.
Thanks for the help JadeKubPom
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I got the same issue, where did you get these files?
roosevelt84 said:
I got the same issue, where did you get these files?
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I have the exact same error. Same here. Please someone can post download link.
SuperDizor said:
Hi guys,
I try to restore my Zenfone 3 with his original firmware downloaded from Asus website. [Version WW_V13.20.10.79]
When i restart my phone, i got the first warning to let us know the bootloader is unlocked but after i got this error.
Code:
The dm-verity is not started in enforcing mode and may not work properly
To learn more, visit: g.co/placeholder
If i try to flash with TWRP with Install Zip, i got this error:
Code:
...
This package is for "WW_Phone" devices; this is a "omni_ze552kl".
Updater process ended with Error: 7
Error installing zip file '/sdcard/Download/<nameOfTheZipFile>.zip'
Updating partition details...
...done
(sorry i can't post image)
when i try fastboot recovery, it stuck to <waiting for device>.
This is my first time with Android, and rooting and all this sh*t. I'm coming from iOS jailbreak side but iTunes couldn't help me.
If you need to know anything, let me know.
I would greatly appreciate if anyone could help me.
Thanks!
SuperDizor
*English is not my first language, sorry about that*
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I found a solution, and now my ZF3 is working but its showing a second screen with a error when it boots.
1 - download a zip file rom from asus site
2 - open it with winrar or another of your choice
3 - go to \META-INF\com\google\android
4 - open the updater-script with a text editor
5 - search for all the words WW_Phone and replace it for omni_ze552kl
6 - save the change and close, update the file inside the compressed zip
7 - put the zip rom inside your phone and flash it through twrp, done!
*sorry about english, its not my native lang.
Hi SuperDizor,
The issues you are having are both caused by the installation of TWRP 3.0.2. that was compiled for the Zenfone 3 using omni_ze55kl as the device type instead of WW_ZE552KL or CN_ZE552KL. I assume that the person that compiled it tried to make TWRP as universal as possible (instead of making two different versions, one for each device type - the TWRP code would have been the same except for this string...). However, the updater checks for this device type string and fails (unless you modify the updater config file as described in the post above). This is also why flashing stock recovery solved your issue.
The second error message you have, the one with dm-verity not being in enforcing mode was caused by having you install TWRP and allowing it to modify the system partition. This was necessary in the past but not anymore. When you flash TWRP, the first time you start it, it ask for your permission the make the system read-write, and you should refuse, as TWRP will function anyway and you will not get the dm-verity error. The dm-verity thingy is a software module in the bootloader (aboot to be precise) that checks the integrity of the system partition. TWRP has to force it in non-enforcing mode since it modifies the system partition and your device would not boot if it left dm-verity in enforcing mode. When you don't let TWRP modify the system partition (ie staying read-only), it does not change the dm-verity mode and you don't get warning messages. Don't worry, TWRP will still enable you to root your device and do whatever it does even if it is in "read only" mode.
Hope this helps !
I just got this error seemingly out of the blue on my ZenFone 3 Laser. I didn't do anything, just walked up and it was showing this screen
Code:
The dm-verity is not started in enforcing mode and may not work properly
To learn more, visit: g.co/placeholder
Haven't rooted, unlocked bootloader, or tried to install any rom manually.
Same happened with my device too. How did you fix it? Can you please let me know the procedure for same.
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Niemer said:
I just got this error seemingly out of the blue on my ZenFone 3 Laser. I didn't do anything, just walked up and it was showing this screen
Code:
The dm-verity is not started in enforcing mode and may not work properly
To learn more, visit: g.co/placeholder
Haven't rooted, unlocked bootloader, or tried to install any rom manually.
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Same happened with my device too. How did you fix it? Can you please let me know the procedure for same. Thanks
SuperDizor said:
I was able to fix my phone with flashing both boot.img and recovery.img with stock image and i used WW-13.16.5.36 firmware to flash and it's worked.
Thanks for the help JadeKubPom
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but how to flash? its not booting in recovery mode.

[GUIDE][BOOTLOADER UNLOCKED][QUALCOMM] Bootloader is unlocked!

Hi guys!
This thread is in the news! http://www.tudocelular.com/android/noticias/n88568/kg-k10-bootloader.html
You can donate to me here https://www.paypal.me/penvineeth and @cerg2010cerg2010 through paypal.
@cerg2010cerg2010 PAYPAL EMAIL: [email protected] OR QIWI: +79157840294
Disclaimer:
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/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this Recovery
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/
Bootloader is unlocked in LG K420DS and LG K420N!
No more secure boot error!
I thank my friend @cerg2010cerg2010 for helping me out in patching the aboot.
-> Requirements:
(1) LG UP
(2) Device must be: LG K420DS OR LG K420N
-> Steps:
(1) Download this ROM: Click Here
(2) Flash it using LG UP. Choose the refurbish option.
(3) Root your device using KingORoot.
(4) Download this patched aboot file: https://yadi.sk/d/HLZy5fo33EEUcL
(5) Connect your phone to the computer. In command prompt, type "adb shell".
(6) Transfer the aboot file into /sdcard/ folder.
(7) Type "su" to enter the root shell. Then type "dd if=/sdcard/aboot_patched.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7".
(8) Restart your phone by typing "reboot".
You have unlocked your bootloader!
Refer Notes for more information.
-> Booting into TWRP:
-> Notes:
1) The aboot_patched.img is the patched version of aboot partition of your device. Secure boot validation has been patched such that secure boot is always valid, so you can flash your own TWRP and Custom ROM.
2) Don't upgrade to any updated version of Android if you get any through OTA update. It might brick your device.
3) This version of aboot does'nt have fastboot. So don't try nuking LAF and check if fastboot exists. If you did, you bricked your device.
Wait, you flashed recovery?
Professor Woland said:
Wait, you flashed recovery?
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Yes.
pvineeth97 said:
Yes.
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How? As I know k10 require some signature on recovery, that was the reason why every phone is bricked when flash twrp..?
Professor Woland said:
How? As I know k10 require some signature on recovery, that was the reason why every phone is bricked when flash twrp..?
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Yeah secure boot error
Professor Woland said:
Wait, you flashed recovery?
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Professor Woland said:
How? As I know k10 require some signature on recovery, that was the reason why every phone is bricked when flash twrp..?
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Patched against secure boot validation. No more secure boot error.
My phone is working fine. Even flashed TWRP.
pvineeth97 said:
Patched against secure boot validation. No more secure boot error.
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How?
Professor Woland said:
How?
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I think you were the one who was fighting against me on posting topics about LG K8. No questions answered for now. Enjoy the moment! See the video.
pvineeth97 said:
I think you were the one who was fighting against me on posting topics about LG K8. No questions answered for now. Enjoy the moment! See the video.
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Wrong you have fighting aginst me because I posted k8 question, you are behaving like forum is your personal property, you have serious problem.. Why do you post something if you don't want to explain how you done that? How old are you, like 10?
Professor Woland said:
Wrong you have fighting aginst me because I posted k8 question, you are behaving like forum is your personal property, you have serious problem.. Why do you post something if you don't want to explain how you done that? How old are you, like 10?
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First understand. I did'nt post the complete guide because I am doing some more work on it. OK? Moreover, do you see how much time it would take to do all this? Did you unlock the bootloader?
I have no obligation to answer each and every question you ask me. I will answer when I want to.
I hope you can read English
Guide coming soon!
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Nice work Vineeth! :good:
wait Kingroot? thought LG devices on M wasnt able to support one click root solutions from what i was told and root install was supposed to be hard plus i even used Kingroot on K10 it worked but ended with a boot verification fail the next day, so what happened with yours?
Will this work for the MS428?
AngryUserLG said:
wait Kingroot? thought LG devices on M wasnt able to support one click root solutions from what i was told and root install was supposed to be hard plus i even used Kingroot on K10 it worked but ended with a boot verification fail the next day, so what happened with yours?
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Well about "boot verification fail" :
Thats because of aboot, in first post you have patched version, when you flash it there won't be that error anymore. About king(o)root, I don't know I avoid one click roots ad much as possible, but if it's the only way than it should be considered.
@ OP
Well nice one.
What are the changes on patched aboot image, I'll need to know method so I can patch it for my device, that's why I ask..?
pvineeth97 said:
First understand. I did'nt post the complete guide because I am doing some more work on it. OK? Moreover, do you see how much time it would take to do all this? Did you unlock the bootloader?
I have no obligation to answer each and every question you ask me. I will answer when I want to.
I hope you can read English
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Let me get something straight.
The OP states that the bootloader is unlocked on the K420N variant. According to GSMArena, the K420N variant has the "Qualcomm MSM8916 Snapdragon 410" chipset. Please tell me, is it possible to unlock the bootloader for this specific variant (with Snapdragon 410 chipset) ?
If yes, can you please explain how did you unlock the bootloader? Did you get hold of a developer aboot? Or something else?
Fobos531 said:
Let me get something straight.
The OP states that the bootloader is unlocked on the K420N variant. According to GSMArena, the K420N variant has the "Qualcomm MSM8916 Snapdragon 410" chipset. Please tell me, is it possible to unlock the bootloader for this specific variant (with Snapdragon 410 chipset) ?
If yes, can you please explain how did you unlock the bootloader? Did you get hold of a developer aboot? Or something else?
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K420N has the Qualcomm Snapdragon 410. Yes this is bootloader unlock is for this model. This is not a developer aboot. Patched it against secure boot validation so secure boot is always valid no matter what recovery or custom rom is installed.
Professor Woland said:
Well about "boot verification fail" :
Thats because of aboot, in first post you have patched version, when you flash it there won't be that error anymore. About king(o)root, I don't know I avoid one click roots ad much as possible, but if it's the only way than it should be considered.
@ OP
Well nice one.
What are the changes on patched aboot image, I'll need to know method so I can patch it for my device, that's why I ask..?
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Changes? Well it depends on the aboot image. Well for our aboot image we had to find out the secure boot validation function and keep it valid always. Luckily our patched aboot worked or else the phone is a complete brick if you ever flashed a corrupt aboot. Send me your aboot image so I and my friend can patch it and enable fastboot and oem unlock.
pvineeth97 said:
Changes? Well it depends on the aboot image. Well for our aboot image we had to find out the secure boot validation function and keep it valid always. Luckily our patched aboot worked or else the phone is a complete brick if you ever flashed a corrupt aboot. Send me your aboot image so I and my friend can patch it and enable fastboot and oem unlock.
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So if I screw something I brick phone completly? Ok I get it, with what software did you used to unpack aboot (does boot.img unpac/repack tools work)? Well I don't have aboot since device is mtk, on mmcblk0p7 is lk not aboot, so I would prefer to do it myself so if I screw I know it's my fault.
Can we hope for something similar for the LG G4?

[ZE552KL/Z012DC] Canadian Thread - Unlock, Root, Update to Nougat

This thread will be for the Canadian version of ZE552KL, and will be updated with specific info relevant to Z012DC model found in Canada (Canada Computers, Staples, other retailers). It has WW SKU number.
It took me a while and some searching to figure all steps out. I also modified Asus N and M firmware to remove version checks. Without this step - i was stuck with error 7 in TWRP. The only difference between Z012D and Z012DC seems to be in Fastboot and ADB drivers, TWRP recovery, system images seem to work well so far.
Steps:
1. Download Fastboot and ADB Drivers. For me usb driver on ZE552KL Asus download page didn't work. Select "Only install driver", you do not need to update your drivers via DRP.
Fastboot driver (for Vendor VID_18D1&PID_D00D): http://drivers.drp.su/Telephone/Hua...03.00/Huawei-FORCED-Allx64-2.00.03.00-drp.exe
ADB Driver (for VID_18D1&PID_D002): http://drivers.drp.su/Telephone/Leshcat/WinAll/Leshcat-WinAll-drp.exe
2. Save the following files on your External SD Card:
Modified M image UL-ASUS_Z012D-WW-13.20.10.152-user.zip
Modified N image UL-ASUS_Z012D-WW-14.2015.1701.8-user.zip
SuperSU - latest version from here
no-verity-opt-encrypt-5-1.zip. Give thanks to @kaffeine1 , without him - we would all be stuck with black screens
3. Save ADB and Fastboot files on your computer, and extract; give thanks to @snowwolf725
4. Download newer recovery (TWRP 3.1.0) from here
5. Unlock bootloader via unofficial unlock method; give thanks to @snowwolf725
6. Get into fastboot by turning off the phone, and pressing volume up + power. Install recovery that you downloaded in step #4:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.1.0-0-Z012D.img
7. Follow the steps this guide by @kaffeine1 . Skip the steps of downloading Nougat and Marshmallow firmware from Asus site, as you have already downloaded and saved both firmwares in Step #2 . Also skip the last step - do not reboot into Nougat, but go back to fastboot mode.
8. Root Nougat - follow steps under #2 here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-3/how-to/twrp-recovery-3-0-2-root-zenfone-3-t3569926
How to update to the latest version of OS:
1. Go to Asus Site, download latest WW image UL-ASUS_Z012D-WW-14.2020.1703.28-user.zip
2. Extract UL-ASUS_Z012D-WW-14.2020.1703.28-user.zip\META-INF\com\google\android\updater_script , edit, remove first two lines, and put back into the zip file (e.g. using 7zip)
3. Extract from above zip file boot.img , and flash it via: fastboot flash boot boot.img
4. Flash recovery: fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.1.0-0-Z012D.img
5. Reboot into recovery, and flash:
- Firmware that you modified in #2
- no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip
- Latest SuperSU
- Rooted.zip (from step #8 above)
6. Reboot mobile, and enjoy new version!
Phone info as purchased:
Model Number: ASUS_Z012DC
Android version: 6.0.1
Baseband version: M3.10.42-Libra_080001
Build number: MMB29P.WW_Phone-13.20.10.152-20161222
Manufacture date (on the box): January 2017
Latest version - UL-ASUS_Z012D-WW-14.2020.1703.28-user.zip
Model Number: ASUS_Z012DC
Android version: 7.0
Baseband version: M3.10.47-Libra_080001
Build number: NRD90M.WW_Phone-14.2020.1703.28-20170410
Special thanks to:
- @jcadduono for TWRP recovery
- @snowwolf725 for guide unlock bootloader
- @kaffeine1 for guide how to upgrade to N from M
Reserved for future use
can i follow this step for ZE520KL ?
I got my self a canadian vertion ZE552KL, but i can´t seem to fully unlock the boot loader, it goes onto fastboot, but it does not allow me to flash anything it gives a permision denied .
when i tried to flash fw from sdcard gives a error: the the sku is "WW_" and mine is ""
have you came across this problem.
how can it be solved?
thanks
lastremnant said:
can i follow this step for ZE520KL ?
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no, I do not think so. these are different phones.
DilipRB said:
I got my self a canadian vertion ZE552KL, but i can´t seem to fully unlock the boot loader, it goes onto fastboot, but it does not allow me to flash anything it gives a permision denied .
when i tried to flash fw from sdcard gives a error: the the sku is "WW_" and mine is ""
have you came across this problem.
how can it be solved?
thanks
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try first flashing 6.0.1 firmware from asus site and then modified 7.0 firmware. if the error is when flashing 6.0 fw - try modified 6.0. and do paste specific rrror.
anterus said:
no, I do not think so. these are different phones.
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nevermind sir, it worked for me
Strange things do happen!!!
anterus said:
try first flashing 6.0.1 firmware from asus site and then modified 7.0 firmware. if the error is when flashing 6.0 fw - try modified 6.0. and do paste specific rrror.
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i was trying this because i wanted to upgrade fw to 7 and trying to unlock bootloader to flash twrp for backups...
I tried original Asus UL-ASUS_Z012D-WW-13.20.10.131-user and gave strange error after check... this fw is for "WW_Phone" and this phone is ""
but after reestart i got OTA updates... now my ZE552KL-Z012DC is in 7.0....
i can live with that, only problem for me is adb backups, i prefer twrp.
thanks
P.D. what pusles me is why getprop("ro.product.name") returns empty sting????
DilipRB said:
i was trying this because i wanted to upgrade fw to 7 and trying to unlock bootloader to flash twrp for backups...
I tried original Asus UL-ASUS_Z012D-WW-13.20.10.131-user and gave strange error after check... this fw is for "WW_Phone" and this phone is ""
but after reestart i got OTA updates... now my ZE552KL-Z012DC is in 7.0....
i can live with that, only problem for me is adb backups, i prefer twrp.
thanks
P.D. what pusles me is why getprop("ro.product.name") returns empty sting????
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backup those zips, open with winrar or another app. open meta-inf/android/google/updater-script with notepad++ try deleting from ifelse until ) );
save and let winrar save new update
lastremnant said:
backup those zips, open with winrar or another app. open meta-inf/android/google/updater-script with notepad++ try deleting from ifelse until ) );
save and let winrar save new update
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Tryed that, and got footer error...
seems that to modifying the script file and then recompresing will change the compretion check algorithem. giving a footer error.
i should try pakaging the apk again...
there was a program to do so but i cant recall which...
thks
DilipRB said:
Tryed that, and got footer error...
seems that to modifying the script file and then recompresing will change the compretion check algorithem. giving a footer error.
i should try pakaging the apk again...
there was a program to do so but i cant recall which...
thks
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i found it ...
apktool from :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1989533
Sorry this was for apks... but i guess same principle aplies... when i can i shall try and post the outcome
DilipRB said:
i was trying this because i wanted to upgrade fw to 7 and trying to unlock bootloader to flash twrp for backups...
I tried original Asus UL-ASUS_Z012D-WW-13.20.10.131-user and gave strange error after check... this fw is for "WW_Phone" and this phone is ""
but after reestart i got OTA updates... now my ZE552KL-Z012DC is in 7.0....
i can live with that, only problem for me is adb backups, i prefer twrp.
thanks
P.D. what pusles me is why getprop("ro.product.name") returns empty sting????
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I noticed that in some cases TWRP doesn't "stick", and gets overridden by default bootloader. Specific check is essentially useless - just to prevent flash of improper image. Just remove the check in the new FW, or use modified FW that has the check removed. I think in your case you can just re-flash TWRP since your bootloader is unlocked?
I tryed several TWRP 3.02 and 3.10 if a boot imge ... if entered bootloader with volum key + power it says all ok but booting never happens... if i enter bootloader trough adb it stucks until i disconnect and reconnect usb cable. when trying to flash. fast boot returns error not have permision and side load error secttion 7 on UL modified or else footer w
error after passing check. i shall try modiffying UL 13.20.10 and see what happens
DilipRB said:
I tryed several TWRP 3.02 and 3.10 if a boot imge ... if entered bootloader with volum key + power it says all ok but booting never happens... if i enter bootloader trough adb it stucks until i disconnect and reconnect usb cable. when trying to flash. fast boot returns error not have permision and side load error secttion 7 on UL modified or else footer w
error after passing check. i shall try modiffying UL 13.20.10 and see what happens
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flash modified images through twrp - with links in OP
Well my wife liked the phone so much, that she "kindly requested" me to gift it to her... now she is the proud owner of a canadian vertion of ZE552KL and i got myself a ZS570KL
thanks a lot for all your help.
P.D. : i think she was not happy with the time i was spending with the device.
I know this is going to sound super dumb, but the unofficial bootloader unlock still triggers the bootup message and voids the warranty, right?
This might be even dumber... But my guess is that the official app to unlock boot loader, does more than unlock,
My guess is that it also register with asus mobile, the fact that for your device has been unlocked...
DilipRB said:
This might be even dumber... But my guess is that the official app to unlock boot loader, does more than unlock,
My guess is that it also register with asus mobile, the fact that for your device has been unlocked...
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That's what some manufacturers do, like Motorola and HTC. But from back when I unlocked the BL on my Zenfone 2 Laser, I remember that all it did (as far as I could tell) was unlock the bootloader and set a flag in the bootloader that made it say it was unlocked that couldn't be reversed. No need for fancy registration systems when you can just boot up the phone and take a look.
What was modified in your N-image firmware file? There is now a newer version that I'd like to install. Can you provide an updated modified file for version WW-14.2020.1703.28 or give the steps needed to modify it myself?
Jarrick said:
What was modified in your N-image firmware file? There is now a newer version that I'd like to install. Can you provide an updated modified file for version WW-14.2020.1703.28 or give the steps needed to modify it myself?
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Updated OP with instructions regarding how to upgrade to the latest version of N - just tested steps myself. Should be applicable to all future versions of N posted on Asus site. Enjoy!

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