So I'm trying to root my t-mobile lg g2 but I keep getting this error that is attached to this message. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Gtagv said:
So I'm trying to root my t-mobile lg g2 but I keep getting this error that is attached to this message. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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I had that error too when I was trying. I was on D80010q before the 4.4.2 update(D80010c after update I think). Looks like you have the same issue I had.
I'm pretty sure the only way to root it now is to downgrade the firmware, then root. See here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2633150
Also: Mid-way through this is the ansewer. You must downgrade before rooting. (the link above is to downgrade & root).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2661787
iksnoved25 said:
I had that error too when I was trying. I was on D80010q before the 4.4.2 update(D80010c after update I think). Looks like you have the same issue I had.
I'm pretty sure the only way to root it now is to downgrade the firmware, then root. See here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2633150
Also: Mid-way through this is the ansewer. You must downgrade before rooting. (the link above is to downgrade & root).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2661787
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I'm on software version D80120a and this also before I made the jump to the newer 4.4.2 update.
I gained root by: Downgrading, flashing rooted kk zip, flashing supersu, done
CP Forever said:
I gained root by: Downgrading, flashing rooted kk zip, flashing supersu, done
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Can you link the rooted kk files?
Gtagv said:
Can you link the rooted kk files?
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Uploading to MEGA now!
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Can you link the rooted kk files?
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THIS WORKS ONLY WITH D802 16GB VERSION!!!!!!!!!!!
NOT ALLOWED TO POST LINKS YET, REPLACE * with o
First, you need a custom recovery, and root. Boot into recovery, full wipe (dalvik, cache, data, system) DO NOT WIPE INTERNAL STORAGE!!!!!!
When wiped, flash this: mega.c*.nz/#!upAC2QpZ!G08w-r4i95pW7y3YWD1emw_vEwM1fLp4JmFRVK4PO-Y
Flash will take a while. it will say it is failed with loki, you do not care. AFTER FLASH DO NOT REBOOT! GO BACK AND WIPE DATA AGAIN, than flash SUPERSU: mega.c*.nz/#!i5glXYIa!bEqAnNTJIT7sm4iMjiKx3rSMymhWvUhAfew0EC6wcTQ
REPLACE * with o in link (not allowed to post links
When it is done, reboot, enjoy rooted KK )
Disclamier: I do not take responsibility if you brick your device!
PS: You will lose custom recovery, but you will be rooted.
Enjoy!
Sincerely:
CP Forever
CP Forever said:
Uploading to MEGA now!
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THIS WORKS ONLY WITH D802 16GB VERSION!!!!!!!!!!!
NOT ALLOWED TO POST LINKS YET, REPLACE * with o
First, you need a custom recovery, and root. Boot into recovery, full wipe (dalvik, cache, data, system) DO NOT WIPE INTERNAL STORAGE!!!!!!
When wiped, flash this: mega.c*.nz/#!upAC2QpZ!G08w-r4i95pW7y3YWD1emw_vEwM1fLp4JmFRVK4PO-Y
Flash will take a while. it will say it is failed with loki, you do not care. AFTER FLASH DO NOT REBOOT! GO BACK AND WIPE DATA AGAIN, than flash SUPERSU: mega.c*.nz/#!i5glXYIa!bEqAnNTJIT7sm4iMjiKx3rSMymhWvUhAfew0EC6wcTQ
REPLACE * with o in link (not allowed to post links
When it is done, reboot, enjoy rooted KK )
Disclamier: I do not take responsibility if you brick your device!
PS: You will lose custom recovery, but you will be rooted.
Enjoy!
Sincerely:
CP Forever
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Thank You! But I have the d801. I think I found one within xda search.
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Hi, forgive me if this is a stupid question but after flashing the latest t0lte nightly I have lost root access.
How has this happened?
I've been flashing CM nightlies for weeks but fancied a change after reading up about omnirom.
Im running an international note 2 LTE using cwm, rooted with Odin.
How do I get root access back? Is it case of me having to flash via Odin again?
More than grateful for any help here!
Cheers
cbryant said:
Hi, forgive me if this is a stupid question but after flashing the latest t0lte nightly I have lost root access.
How has this happened?
I've been flashing CM nightlies for weeks but fancied a change after reading up about omnirom.
Im running an international note 2 LTE using cwm, rooted with Odin.
How do I get root access back? Is it case of me having to flash via Odin again?
More than grateful for any help here!
Cheers
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Flash SuperSU in recovery
We haven't yet integrated SuperSU into the package itself, and fixing that has been low priority since:
1) You can't flash Omni without a custom recovery
2) If you have a custom recovery that can flash Omni, you can flash SuperSU in recovery
3) Once you've flashed SuperSU, you can go to its Settings->Custom ROM and enable the backup script
Entropy512 said:
Flash SuperSU in recovery
We haven't yet integrated SuperSU into the package itself, and fixing that has been low priority since:
1) You can't flash Omni without a custom recovery
2) If you have a custom recovery that can flash Omni, you can flash SuperSU in recovery
3) Once you've flashed SuperSU, you can go to its Settings->Custom ROM and enable the backup script
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Ah makes sense! is the latest superSU.zip listed on XDA? I can't locate it.
Thanks for your help!!!:good:
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Ok, i've pulled the superSU zip from chainfire and flashed it, however it is giving me a error message.
"There is no SU binary installed and superuser cannot install it. This is a problem!"
So I am unable to run step 3
Please help :crying:
Cheers again :good:
craigbryant said:
Ah makes sense! is the latest superSU.zip listed on XDA? I can't locate it.
Thanks for your help!!!:good:
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Ok, i've pulled the superSU zip from chainfire and flashed it, however it is giving me a error message.
"There is no SU binary installed and superuser cannot install it. This is a problem!"
So I am unable to run step 3
Please help :crying:
Cheers again :good:
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That's strange - 1.80 works perfectly for me.
craigbryant said:
Ah makes sense! is the latest superSU.zip listed on XDA? I can't locate it.
Thanks for your help!!!:good:
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Ok, i've pulled the superSU zip from chainfire and flashed it, however it is giving me a error message.
"There is no SU binary installed and superuser cannot install it. This is a problem!"
So I am unable to run step 3
Please help :crying:
Cheers again :good:
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Yesssssss.
Ok I got there in the end, grabbed Chainfire's latest SU from his G+ page (ver1.80)
Flashed this version and it allowed me to access settings and in turn run the backup script
Thank you so much for your help, much appreciated
I came right thankyou!
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Hi here is the download link to the OTA Android 4.3 zip file for Nvidia Tegra Note 7
Fully factory, not modified... (NO SuperSU, Root, Busybox included, pulled stock OTA from device)
For Root download and install SuperSU from chainfire website and install zip straight after installing FACTORY OTA ROM
NOTE: I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU DAMAGE YOU DEVICE SOFTBRICK, HARDBRICK OR YOUR DEVICE FLYIN OUT YOUR WINDOW!
Clockworkmod found here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48866275#post48866275
Download link flashable zip via Clockworkmod:
Devhost - Temp removed
Enoy!
How do you flash it? Prerequisites?
lalitindoria said:
How do you flash it? Prerequisites?
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Do not Download, updating OP with flashable ZIP via clockworkmod and YOU WONT HAVE ROOT SUPERSU OR BUSYBOX keep that in mind its totally factory pulled ota, just modified to make it flashable via CWM...
Recovery can be found here... - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48866275#post48866275
CWM requires root, how can one update to 4.3 without root access?
lalitindoria said:
CWM requires root, how can one update to 4.3 without root access?
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1. unlock bootloader
2. flash supersu.zip
3. flash recovery
4. flash OTA.zip
5. flash supersu.zip
= 4.3 rooted
OP Updated with flashable 4.3 OTA FACTORY ZIP via Clockworkmod...
Enjoy!!
Edit: Temporary removed download link until further testing.... thank you for your patience
Shaky156 said:
1. unlock bootloader
2. flash supersu.zip
3. flash recovery
4. flash OTA.zip
5. flash supersu.zip
= 4.3 rooted
OP Updated with flashable 4.3 OTA FACTORY ZIP via Clockworkmod...
Enjoy!!
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Hi,
Tried installing it in recovery but got error message that says ""Error in /data/media/0/tegranote_7...zip (Status 7) Installation aborted."
Wonder what went wrong?
Updated:
Okay, Didn't get to see the edit. Will wait.
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Shaky156 said:
1. unlock bootloader
2. flash supersu.zip
3. flash recovery
4. flash OTA.zip
5. flash supersu.zip
= 4.3 rooted
OP Updated with flashable 4.3 OTA FACTORY ZIP via Clockworkmod...
Enjoy!!
Edit: Temporary removed download link until further testing.... thank you for your patience
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Got into an endless boot loop. What shall I do to get out of it?
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Shaky156 said:
!
Edit: Temporary removed download link until further testing.... thank you for your patience
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Got into an endless boot loop. What shall I do to get out of it? I still have access to recovery and fastboot modes.
Freeje said:
Hi,
Tried installing it in recovery but got error message that says ""Error in /data/media/0/tegranote_7...zip (Status 7) Installation aborted."
Wonder what went wrong?
Updated:
Okay, Didn't get to see the edit. Will wait.
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Got into an endless boot loop. What shall I do to get out of it?
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Got into an endless boot loop. What shall I do to get out of it? I still have access to recovery and fastboot modes.
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for now restore your backup
Nvidias OTA flashable zip seems to have a few errors which I'll need to take a look at which I am doing so now
Okay successfully installed OTA android 4.3 with ROOT and CWM preserved no overriding of stock recovery update will arrive soon then I shall rest
Edit: whoops dont flash rom and kernel without updating binaryblob, touchscreen not working...
Working on apx nvflash mode to fix my device if successfull will create a thread and procedure on how to unbrick devices
Is it possible to ROOT TN7 without unlocking bootloader? After OTA update to JB 4.3 I've lost ROOT.
Unfortunately NVIDIA decide to lock boot ...
Phenomeno said:
Is it possible to ROOT TN7 without unlocking bootloader? After OTA update to JB 4.3 I've lost ROOT.
Unfortunately NVIDIA decide to lock boot ...
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If you can boot into the recover can't you issue;
adb oem unlock
Shaky156 said:
for now restore your backup
Nvidias OTA flashable zip seems to have a few errors which I'll need to take a look at which I am doing so now
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Was able to get the tablet working by flashing a boot image. Now I'm back to square one. No root and still waiting /looking for a way to flash the new ROM from EVGA.
Freeje said:
Was able to get the tablet working by flashing a boot image. Now I'm back to square one. No root and still waiting /looking for a way to flash the new ROM from EVGA.
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Flash supersu to get root, i have 4.3 rooted zip but wont release until ive unbricked my device and tested myself, incase same thing happens to other e.g. touchscreen not working (cause i didnt flash the nvblob which is very important, i can release with a disclaimer but nah not risking it)
Phenomeno said:
Is it possible to ROOT TN7 without unlocking bootloader? After OTA update to JB 4.3 I've lost ROOT.
Unfortunately NVIDIA decide to lock boot ...
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Enable debugging
Adb reboot bootloader
Fastboot oem unlock
Shaky156 said:
Enable debugging
Adb reboot bootloader
Fastboot oem unlock
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Thank you but I don't want to void my warranty unlocking bootloader that's why I asked how to root without it...
In my opinion it's not fair selling device without unlock and then put lock on it.
Phenomeno said:
Thank you but I don't want to void my warranty unlocking bootloader that's why I asked how to root without it...
In my opinion it's not fair selling device without unlock and then put lock on it.
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We are lucky to recieve devices with an unlocked bootloader without having void warranty etc, either void warranty and get custom optimizrd stuff or not void warranty and stay on stock, sorry bud cant help much
Could you please update the OP for android 4.4?
I also received here in India. I was on stock, unrooted device. I have captured the OTA. The file name is tegra_note_7_system_update_3.0__5.1.zip and is 446 mb.
I'm new so please forgive me and my ignorance through all of this. I had a great root experience with my old LG G3, so when I got my Axon 7 (A2017U) I thought I'd try to root it too. I tried to follow DrakenFX's guide (http://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/development/wip-axon-7-root-bootloader-unlokced-t3441204) but I bit off more than I could chew. I got to the point where I had TWRP up, but this is where I think things started to fall apart. I was confused by the instructions and in a haste I continued anyway. In TWRP I went to Wipe>Format Data typed in yes like TWRP said and boom, I had no idea what happened. Rebooting only got a screen that said "Type in your password" but my passcode I had on the phone before it bricked didn't work. So by now I start panicking a bit. I thought I made a mistake earlier so I went back and tried to reinstall TWRP by putting the phone into EDL. The phone got stuck that way for a while, but I now I have it in TWRP. Right now, I just want to get back to safe stock android.
I'm 200% sure I messed with something I wasn't supposed to and I believe that is the system image(?)which Draken also linked (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68248798&postcount=53). I'm downloading it as I type. I'm going to do my best to leave my phone just like it is right now, in TWRP, and wait for more advice on this before I do anything else.. What I'm curious about is where did I go wrong and what do I need to do to get my phone working again, preferably without returning it? Thank you for any advice you have to offer.
Update: It's worth noting I didn't know to enable OEM Unlocking when I was in stock android. Dumb move I know. I'm new here.
What software version are u on?
xiong77 said:
What software version are u on?
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As far as I know I (was) on Android 6.0 A2017U B29. TWRP version 3.0.2-0
Get DrakenFX b29 mergeboot stack and b29 stock system and flash it then u should be OK. I did this too.
xiong77 said:
Get DrakenFX b29 mergeboot stack and b29 stock system and flash it then u should be OK. I did this too.
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I tried, but the downloads take extremely long and are unreliable for me. I was downloading the stock system file at around 14 kbps and it eventually failed. Any other suggestions?
Wipe cache dalvik data and system reboot, ignore error message and reboot
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Try through ur computer
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Try go back to twrp and wipe like the op said
xiong77 said:
Wipe cache dalvik data and system reboot, ignore error message and reboot
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Try through ur computer
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Try go back to twrp and wipe like the op said
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I've done the wipes multiple times. It's mostly the downloads I'm having trouble with. How and where do you get them? The links I found were dead or had a slow speed.
video_dewd said:
I've done the wipes multiple times. It's mostly the downloads I'm having trouble with. How and where do you get them? The links I found were dead or had a slow speed.
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Did you save the recovery backup? If you did then use the axon7root.exe to flash the stock recovery. Then download the stock B20 from ZTE.
tabletalker7 said:
Did you save the recovery backup? If you did then use the axon7root.exe to flash the stock recovery. Then download the stock B20 from ZTE.
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I've been able to find some recovery images that I found on other threads. The thing is, when I try to flash them on TWRP, I get an error about "/dev/block/sde14" being read-only.
video_dewd said:
I've been able to find some recovery images that I found on other threads. The thing is, when I try to flash them on TWRP, I get an error about "/dev/block/sde14" being read-only.
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no no no no ..................... put phone in EDL mode. Copy the stock image into the folder with the axon7root.exe file you used to flash TWRP. Make sure the stock file is named recovery.img (or whatever the TWRP file is named in that folder, it has been a long time since I did this). Then use the axon7root.exe program the exact same way you did before. It will flash the stock recovery. Then in stock recovery you can flash the B20 from ZTE
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no no no no ..................... put phone in EDL mode. Copy the stock image into the folder with the axon7root.exe file you used to flash TWRP. Make sure the stock file is named recovery.img (or whatever the TWRP file is named in that folder, it has been a long time since I did this). Then use the axon7root.exe program the exact same way you did before. It will flash the stock recovery. Then in stock recovery you can flash the B20 from ZTE
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Ok, I will try this.
Update: I got the stock recovery back, but now I'm lost as to how to flash the stock b20 from zte. Thank you for all your help so far though.
video_dewd said:
Ok, I will try this.
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got stock recovery working?
tabletalker7 said:
got stock recovery working?
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Yes, I'm in the process of getting the update from sdcard feature working.
Update: Trying to use the update.zip file or unpacking it into the sdcard hasn't worked. Trying to use adb sideload returns "Cannot read 'update.zip'"
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Yes, I'm in the process of getting the update from sdcard feature working.
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ok - download it from zte. Put it on your SD card. In recovery select update from SD card. Be warned it will work but it is slow. Also note that while I will not say the bootloader unlock doesn't work on B29, I can say it worked flawlessly on B20. If you want unlocked I recommend doing so on B20.
tabletalker7 said:
ok - download it from zte. Put it on your SD card. In recovery select update from SD card. Be warned it will work but it is slow. Also note that while I will not say the bootloader unlock doesn't work on B29, I can say it worked flawlessly on B20. If you want unlocked I recommend doing so on B20.
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I have the zip but it says, "Sorry,you can't sdcard upgrade".
video_dewd said:
I have the zip but it says, "Sorry,you can't sdcard upgrade".
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try using adb sideload
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also people reportd sucess on the z-communities by placing the B20 on the internal sd card (phone storage)
tabletalker7 said:
try using adb sideload
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also people reportd sucess on the z-communities by placing the B20 on the internal sd card (phone storage)
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I tried that. It won't accept the zip file and it's unclear which file to sideload. Would you happen to know? This is what files are in the unpacked zip. https://gyazo.com/c7546c3ed0dcb0972653eaeba42fcb40
video_dewd said:
I tried that. It won't accept the zip file and it's unclear which file to sideload. Would you happen to know? This is what files are in the unpacked zip. https://gyazo.com/c7546c3ed0dcb0972653eaeba42fcb40
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Maybe - I'd have to download it to find out. If you can't get stock recovery to take it this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69434328&postcount=17 gives you instructions on what lines to remove from the updater-script to make it flash in TWRP (I didn't have a problem making the stock B20 go in stock recovery, but I was unlocked at the time). You could reflash TWRP and try that.
Or just try this in TWRP http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68873482&postcount=2
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Maybe - I'd have to download it to find out. If you can't get stock recovery to take it this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69434328&postcount=17 gives you instructions on what lines to remove from the updater-script to make it flash in TWRP (I didn't have a problem making the stock B20 go in stock recovery, but I was unlocked at the time). You could reflash TWRP and try that.
Or just try this in TWRP http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68873482&postcount=2
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I'm going to try the first option. The second option's link take horrendously long to download.
Update: Trying to flash from TWRP results in error "Could not find 'META-INF/com/google/android/update-binary' which makes no sense since update binary is exactly where it should be.
Further Update: It seems that the problem might have been that when I compressed "update.zip" to fix "updater-script" it changed to file path by adding the title of the folder "update" to the beginning. I think that messed with the path giving the the meta-inf error.
video_dewd said:
I'm going to try the first option. The second option's link take horrendously long to download.
Update: Trying to flash from TWRP results in error "Could not find 'META-INF/com/google/android/update-binary' which makes no sense since update binary is exactly where it should be.
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OK. How did you do that?
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Just suck it up and download the 2 b29 files. If it is that slow pick a different mirror
hi all
im running rooted stock rom, and received the security update, but when im trying to install , phone boots to twrp.
now phone keeps rebooting ' how do i stop this?
is there a way i can install it via twrp, or only when a zip file will come up, i will be able to update?
thx in advance for helping
I'm in the same boat. I knew not to let it. My wife had my phone and thought she was helping. It's looking for the stock release keys. It generates a log file in /system/tmp
From what I can recall, stock recovery has to be reflashed. I just need to kill the forced reboot so I can use the phone temporarily.
I was stupid enough not to backup before trying to update..
Is there a way to flash this thing?
Use TWRP to wipe cache. That will delete the OTA file and break the bootloop.
the-light said:
I was stupid enough not to backup before trying to update..
Is there a way to flash this thing?
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Yeah, go back to stock...
OTA updates are only for a pure stock device... No TWRP, no root, no Xposed, nothing, must be ABSOLUTELY stock or it will/can fail.
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jason2678 said:
Use TWRP to wipe cache. That will delete the OTA file and break the bootloop.
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Yes, exactly... And I would also recommend disabling the notification in system app Motorola Update Services so you are no longer nagged about the update.
acejavelin said:
Yeah, go back to stock...
OTA updates are only for a pure stock device... No TWRP, no root, no Xposed, nothing, must be ABSOLUTELY stock or it will/can fail.
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Yes, exactly... And I would also recommend disabling the system app Motorola Update Services so you are no longer nagged about the update.
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will do that
thanks for the help
i went the systemless root method, thinking i would be able to update via ota's, guess not. however, clearing the cache did stop the reboot loop, thanks!
This is what I found accidentally by myself. There is actually an easy way to flash the OTA update if you are too lazy to find a download link for the zip file(like me).
Required: TWRP(Always use the latest version to avoid problems), Any file manager
1. Download the update in settings through OTA. (Make sure full zip file is downloaded which normally exceeds 1GB.)
2. After finishing the download, open your file manager and enable the Show Hidden Files function.
3. Go to Internal Storage and find the folder named .Ota then copy the zip file to any directory you like.(Visible one which is not hidden.)
4. Reboot to TWRP and flash the zip file you downloaded, Magisk/SuperSU and other mods you like.
5. Wipe Dalvik and Cache
6. Reboot
7. Enjoy the update.
Ps: You should root your device before rebooting to prevent the TWRP from getting overwritten by stock recovery.
Well need to flash the TWRP image again so that recovery doesn't get replaced by default, correct? I guess that could be the blah blah blah part of Step 4
counterfeit187 said:
Well need to flash the TWRP image again so that recovery doesn't get replaced by default, correct? I guess that could be the blah blah blah part of Step 4
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No, TWRP remains. Flash the full rom, flash magisk/su and reboot to recovery then to system.
And isn't this the simple basic procedure to flash the rom on a rooted device(?) I wonder how to used to do it before and also that you can find the latest rom update on downloads.oneplus.net - can't you?
Plus won't this trigger dm verity and encryption? Because I usually wait for the modified boot.img for the latest update which disables dm verity and forced encryption.
DawoodSahi said:
No, TWRP remains. Flash the full rom, flash magisk/su and reboot to recovery then to system.
And isn't this the simple basic procedure to flash the rom on a rooted device(?) I wonder how to used to do it before and also that you can find the latest rom update on downloads.oneplus.net - can't you?
Plus won't this trigger dm verity and encryption? Because I usually wait for the modified boot.img for the latest update which disables dm verity and forced encryption.
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The DM Verity is usually okay because of magisk patching the boot image
counterfeit187 said:
The DM Verity is usually okay because of magisk patching the boot image
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So are you saying if I simply flash the complete rom and then magisk, it won't trigger dm verity thing?
DawoodSahi said:
So are you saying if I simply flash the complete rom and then magisk, it won't trigger dm verity thing?
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Yes, usually. Just make sure you don't let it reboot before you flash magisk or SuperSU
what if we have flashed a kernel?
DawoodSahi said:
So are you saying if I simply flash the complete rom and then magisk, it won't trigger dm verity thing?
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Yes, what @counterfeit187 said was right. I have personally tried it last night by flashing only magisk after the update and after the bootup my device is still unencrypted.
Ramith96 said:
what if we have flashed a kernel?
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You mean you're currently on a custom kernel? If so just follow the exact procedures and flash back your kernel which is the "blablabla" in the instruction.
Diatomix98 said:
Yes, what @counterfeit187 said was right. I have personally tried it last night by flashing only magisk after the update and after the bootup my device is still unencrypted.
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Yup I updated last night, just flashing the open beta 14 zip and magisk in TWRP before reboot.
counterfeit187 said:
Well need to flash the TWRP image again so that recovery doesn't get replaced by default, correct?
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If you root before rebooting (after flashing the full update zip), TWRP will remain. If you don't root, it will overwrite TWRP with stock recovery.
The whole process is already described (and in better detail) here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=70084260&postcount=3
Although admittedly, the info is not that obvious to find.
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Diatomix98 said:
This is what I found accidentally by myself. It's been told countless time that we should not update through OTA if our phone is rooted which will most probably brick the phone. However there is actually an easy way to flash the OTA update
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What is meant by this (the sentence I've highlighted in red font), is if you try to flash the "partial" or "patch" OTA (less than 1 GB), it will soft brick the phone (fixable if you flash the full update zip). Therefore, rooted and/or TWRP users should only flash the "full" update zip (> 1 GB).
If you get the update notification, the system should detect you have TWRP, and download only the full zip.
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Diatomix98 said:
If so just follow the exact procedures and flash back your kernel which is the "blablabla" in the instruction.
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It's completely unclear what is meant by "blablabla"
If the intent is to post a useful tutorial, the steps should be clear for everyone.
When we flash again doesn't it replace the twrp with the stock recovery?
redpoint73 said:
What is meant by this (the sentence I've highlighted in red font), is if you try to flash the "partial" or "patch" OTA (less than 1 GB), it will soft brick the phone (fixable if you flash the full update zip). Therefore, rooted and/or TWRP users should only flash the "full" update zip (> 1 GB).
If you get the update notification, the system should detect you have TWRP, and download only the full zip.
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It's completely unclear what is meant by "blablabla"
If the intent is to post a useful tutorial, the steps should be clear for everyone.
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Yep, you are right it was a misunderstanding as I have been reading quite some posts mentioning how their phones got bricked when updating through OTA. I should have understood the whole situation better, my bad here. That "blablabla" actually means other mods that we are flashing along like Arise Sound and etc which are neither important nor will they affect the update. Anyway, I am going to edit the op. Thanks for the advic though.
Ramith96 said:
When we flash again doesn't it replace the twrp with the stock recovery?
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If by "it" you mean the recovery, then as it was mentioned a few posts earlier, NO, TWRP remains.
Unleashed by ONEPLUS 3T rooted
Diatomix98 said:
Yep, you are right it was a misunderstanding as I have been reading quite some posts mentioning how their phones got bricked when updating through OTA. I should have understood the whole situation better, my bad here.
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No worries. I understand the confusion, as I agree the info in some threads isn't specific enough.
Diatomix98 said:
That "blablabla" actually means other mods that we are flashing along like Arise Sound and etc which are neither important nor will they affect the update. Anyway, I am going to edit the op. Thanks for the advic though.
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You're certainly welcome. Again, your tutorial will most certainly be useful to a lot of folks; as it will make the info easier to find. So having the best info (and easy to understand) is good all around. :good:
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Ramith96 said:
When we flash again doesn't it replace the twrp with the stock recovery?
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Already answered a couple times in this thread.
If you update and immediately root, TWRP will remain.
If you update, and don't root, then yes TWRP may be replaced with stock recovery.
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I tried that exact procedure but couldn't get past the boot animation for about half an hour so reverted back to the nandroid backup.
Note: I have the latest twrp and it worked on previous update but couldn't execute this time.
thesishir said:
I tried that exact procedure but couldn't get past the boot animation for about half an hour so reverted back to the nandroid backup.
Note: I have the latest twrp and it worked on previous update but couldn't execute this time.
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Did you verify the downloaded update file was larger than 1 GB?
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Did you verify the downloaded update file was larger than 1 GB?
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Yes I did! The file size is 1.43 gb to be exact but still no luck
thesishir said:
Yes I did! The file size is 1.43 gb to be exact but still no luck
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Not sure why it's not booting. But you might try to download the full update again, and install in TWRP (wipe Dalvik and cache, then flash): http://downloads.oneplus.net/oneplus-3t/oneplus_3t_oxygenos_4.1.7/
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Not sure why it's not booting. But you might try to download the full update again, and install in TWRP (wipe Dalvik and cache, then flash): http://downloads.oneplus.net/oneplus-3t/oneplus_3t_oxygenos_4.1.7/
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I have tried it several times with official downlaod provided by my phone and also with official op website but it tries to boot and freezes at the boot logo (the one where two dots follow each other) so I am here at last in a hope to fix this.
thesishir said:
I have tried it several times with official downlaod provided by my phone and also with official op website but it tries to boot and freezes at the boot logo (the one where two dots follow each other) so I am here at last in a hope to fix this.
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Only other think I can think of, is to do a full wipe (data, Dalvik, cache - the default wipe in TWRP). But you may not like that.
Or make sure you are on latest TWRP 3.1.1-2, or reflash TWRP.