Related
NEW 22.21.11 OTA Zip posted on the site 12/1/14
YOU MUST BE ON 22.11.6 TO UPDATE
NEW 22.11.6 OTA Zip posted on the site 11/11/14
http://www.graffixnyc.com/motox.php
OTA is there!
Instructions:
This is ONLY for the XT1095 Pure edition.. Support priority will be given to those with a XT1095. If you have another model number you will have to figure out how/if you can run this OTA. It's not up to this thread to support devices the OTA was not meant for.
IF YOU ARE ON THE FIRST SOAK TEST OTA .5 YOU CANNOT UPDATE TO .6. IT WILL FAIL! YOU WILL HAVE TO DOWNGRADE TO 4.4.4 THEN APPLY THE .6 OTA
Follow @SolarTrans Guide found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-2014/general/guide-update-xt1095-pure-edition-to-t2937074
Be unaltered unrooted system. The device cannot be rooted and then unrooted.. it must be a never rooted system or the update will fail. It seems it's failing on devices that were rooted and then unrooted. On devices that were never rooted or where the user had stock back up they made prior to rooting the ota will update fine
Boot into Stock Recovery
ADB Sideload the zip
For people getting the modem error. Make sure you back up your current modem using the DD command (google if you don't know how)
After that download the AT&T modem from my website, flash it, then take the OTA. You MAY lose LTE after the update. If you do just reflash your old modem and you'll be good to go. It's also been confirmed if you reflash the AT&T modem after the update you will get LTE back.
Download Links can be found on my website: http://www.graffixnyc.com/motox.php
Also, please do not PM me for support. PM's will not be answered. Post it in the thread. It helps other's having the same issue find a solution. If it's over PM it only benefits you and not everyone else
Disclaimer: I am not responsible if you use this and brick your device or if your device blows up, implodes, flames start shooting from it or it kills your neighbor's dog. Flash at your own risk. I am not responsible.... It was the other guy... I swear....
This is going to sound really nooby but do i just flash this in recovery? Or in the bootloader?
Sorry, this is my first Moto device, have had Nexus and HTC phones before this
Use ADB sideload to flash on a stock unrooted system. Went through perfectly for me and currently optimizing apps. Thanks
jellydroid13 said:
Use ADB sideload to flash on a stock unrooted system. Went through perfectly for me and currently optimizing apps. Thanks
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
So, unroot, flash stock recovery, then go to the bootloader and adb sideload?
THEindian said:
So, unroot, flash stock recovery, then go to the bootloader and adb sideload?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
yeah but go to recovery and sideload
I'm rooted, but still stock recovery. Can I still boot to stock recovery and sideload?
Also, how do I adb sideload? Can someone explain? I have somewhat of an idea, but want to make sure before I go ahead and do so.
dmbfan13 said:
I'm rooted, but still stock recovery. Can I still boot to stock recovery and sideload?
Also, how do I adb sideload? Can someone explain? I have somewhat of an idea, but want to make sure before I go ahead and do so.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yeah, so i just got it to start flashing. Yes, you have to be unrooted but this is pretty simple, to unroot:
Go to the SuperSU app, go into the 3rd tab with all the settings, in there, there should be an option, something along the lines of "clean unroot", hit that, it should only take a minute or so
If you still see the SuperSU app once thats done, go into the play store and uninstall it
You are unrooted
To flash, plug in your phone and type in "adb reboot recovery"
You'll the that little android, once you see this, press the UP volume button, then power button, then release
Scroll down to where it says apply update from adb
type in "adb sideload BLAH BLAH BLAH.zip"
It should start applying. Hope this helps!
CRAP. I got an error in the installation and now it won't boot. It was something along the lines of how it didn't have the intall-recovery.sh file. Someone please help!
Can be root achieved?
sent from my Nexus 7
THEindian said:
Yeah, so i just got it to start flashing. Yes, you have to be unrooted but this is pretty simple, to unroot:
<snip snip>
CRAP. I got an error in the installation and now it won't boot. It was something along the lines of how it didn't have the intall-recovery.sh file. Someone please help!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Same thing happened to me. I suppose we'll have to flash stock back?
THEindian said:
Yeah, so i just got it to start flashing. Yes, you have to be unrooted but this is pretty simple, to unroot:
Go to the SuperSU app, go into the 3rd tab with all the settings, in there, there should be an option, something along the lines of "clean unroot", hit that, it should only take a minute or so
If you still see the SuperSU app once thats done, go into the play store and uninstall it
You are unrooted
To flash, plug in your phone and type in "adb reboot recovery"
You'll the that little android, once you see this, press the UP volume button, then power button, then release
Scroll down to where it says apply update from adb
type in "adb sideload BLAH BLAH BLAH.zip"
It should start applying. Hope this helps!
CRAP. I got an error in the installation and now it won't boot. It was something along the lines of how it didn't have the intall-recovery.sh file. Someone please help!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It seems like either the install-recovery.sh file was removed when you unrooted (SuperSU uses that file) or it detects it has been modified and is failing. You will have to ask someone to pull it from a non rooted device
I assume so, trying to do this but i have yet to find a stock image, the only is the one OP has his website is almost down. Do you know where else i could get an image?
---------- Post added at 05:18 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:14 AM ----------
Could you mirror your system.img to dropbox or mega or something? The download for the system.img is taking 1 day.
Is there a guide to re-root?
will I get the next OTA if I sideload the soak test?
just wondering.
Mine is also bricked due to using unroot in supersu....
THEindian said:
I assume so, trying to do this but i have yet to find a stock image, the only is the one OP has his website is almost down. Do you know where else i could get an image?
---------- Post added at 05:18 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:14 AM ----------
Could you mirror your system.img to dropbox or mega or something? The download for the system.img is taking 1 day.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I am in the same boat as you.
edwardgtxy said:
Mine is also bricked due to using unroot in supersu....
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yeah... mine's in a bootloop that I can't seem to stop. Holding the power button doesn't actually seem to turn it off. The screen goes black... and then eventually it just starts up again.
Im getting an error that says /modem/image/modem.b00 has unexpected contents.
any clues?
matt99017d said:
Im getting an error that says /modem/image/modem.b00 has unexpected contents.
any clues?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Same here.
THEindian said:
I assume so, trying to do this but i have yet to find a stock image, the only is the one OP has his website is almost down. Do you know where else i could get an image?
---------- Post added at 05:18 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:14 AM ----------
Could you mirror your system.img to dropbox or mega or something? The download for the system.img is taking 1 day.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No, do not mirror my files. I like to keep count of my downloads. Get a better internet connection. I downloaded the file in less than 5 minutes as others did.
It appears you need a non-rooted system image that's never been rooted. You need to be fully stock. Not rooted and then un rooted. I believe the unrooting process still leaves files in an altered state than their original. If there is a single extra character in a file, if it's the slightest smallest difference the file is considered altered and will fail OTA checks.
Quite a few people have tried this and it has worked. It seems the ones it's failing on are ones that were rooted then unrooted. Derek Ross just told me it worked like a charm for him.
any tips to stop the boot loop? I am parking mine in recovery now to drain the battery.
Btw, it seems the OTA modified modem, system and boot. So theoretically, we can just use fastboot to go back to the your imgs, and the phone should still work right?
Could someone please offer some advice, i really am stumped on this one. I have a nexus 4 which is rooted has an unlocked bootloader and is running on the stock version of kitkat. Last week i changed network and as bizarre as it sounds when i got disconnected from three my phone bricked and got stuck on the boot logo.
Since then i went home and got the skipsoft toolkit up and running to essentially put a fresh rom on. Unfortunately no luck, i have gone into the bootloader and recovery,factory/wipe reset -- still no luck it's stuck on the boot logo. Now i realised that adb isn't working only fastboot which has also limited my options. i have tried multiple version of roms/recoverys etc.. they install which confirmed by the change of boot logo but that's it just hangs again.
Is there something else i can try? I would really appreciate some direction on it. Thanks very much in advanced.
airrunner said:
Could someone please offer some advice, i really am stumped on this one. I have a nexus 4 which is rooted has an unlocked bootloader and is running on the stock version of kitkat. Last week i changed network and as bizarre as it sounds when i got disconnected from three my phone bricked and got stuck on the boot logo.
Since then i went home and got the skipsoft toolkit up and running to essentially put a fresh rom on. Unfortunately no luck, i have gone into the bootloader and recovery,factory/wipe reset -- still no luck it's stuck on the boot logo. Now i realised that adb isn't working only fastboot which has also limited my options. i have tried multiple version of roms/recoverys etc.. they install which confirmed by the change of boot logo but that's it just hangs again.
Is there something else i can try? I would really appreciate some direction on it. Thanks very much in advanced.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What do you mean you changed network? What recovery are you using twrp or cwm hope it's twrp I think you need to search forums for wugfresh tool kit and start fresh which means going back to stock rom, recovery etc.. Wugfresh toolkit is the easiest method for you and even has videos on YouTube for step by step instructions you can't go wrong be patient and pay attention and you will be OK..www.wugfresh.com/youtube
---------- Post added at 09:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:56 PM ----------
WelfareBaby said:
What do you mean you changed network? What recovery are you using twrp or cwm hope it's twrp I think you need to search forums for wugfresh tool kit and start fresh which means going back to stock rom, recovery etc.. Wugfresh toolkit is the easiest method for you and even has videos on YouTube for step by step instructions you can't go wrong be patient and pay attention and you will be OK..www.wugfresh.com/
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
[/COLOR]
WelfareBaby said:
What do you mean you changed network? What recovery are you using twrp or cwm hope it's twrp I think you need to search forums for wugfresh tool kit and start fresh which means going back to stock rom, recovery etc.. Wugfresh toolkit is the easiest method for you and even has videos on YouTube for step by step instructions you can't go wrong be patient and pay attention and you will be OK
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I meant literally that i changed network from three to ee, which i also brought my original number over with it. The day my number transfered to ee my phone bricked and it's been stuck on boot loop since.
I have never used wugfresh before but i followed your instructions and spent sometime with it this morning. It's a very simple piece of software and i must admit i was feeling hopeful it might have fixed my boot-loop issue, but it hasn't. I have done factorywipes/wiped cache, flashed multiple version roms. As far as recovery i had TWRP running on my device, but for some reason i am no longer able to go into it only the bootloader. When i do click on recovery i got the android on its back with the exclamation mark, which obviously gives me the wipe options which i have done.
If there is anything else you can think of i would be greatly appreciative.
airrunner said:
[/COLOR]
I meant literally that i changed network from three to ee, which i also brought my original number over with it. The day my number transfered to ee my phone bricked and it's been stuck on boot loop since.
I have never used wugfresh before but i followed your instructions and spent sometime with it this morning. It's a very simple piece of software and i must admit i was feeling hopeful it might have fixed my boot-loop issue, but it hasn't. I have done factorywipes/wiped cache, flashed multiple version roms. As far as recovery i had TWRP running on my device, but for some reason i am no longer able to go into it only the bootloader. When i do click on recovery i got the android on its back with the exclamation mark, which obviously gives me the wipe options which i have done.
If there is anything else you can think of i would be greatly appreciative.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
.
I really have no clue what changing network to ee is did you not create a backup if so you could restore it but since you can't once you get in bootloader and scroll to recovery you get dead android use to toolkit I told you and flash stock+unroot option it should work
---------- Post added at 12:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:56 AM ----------
WelfareBaby said:
.
I really have no clue what changing network to ee is did you not create a backup if so you could restore it but since you can't once you get in bootloader and scroll to recovery you get dead android use to toolkit I told you and flash stock+unroot option it should work
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If not pm me try to help you figure it out
I am very grateful you taking the time to help me with the boot issue. But i have actually just managed to sort it, finally!
It came down to me changing to an older radio version for 4.4.4., then i installed a 4.3 rom which it worked! I then upgraded to 5.01 and hey presto it's back to normal.
Thanks again nexus root tool-kit is definitely an essential
airrunner said:
I am very grateful you taking the time to help me with the boot issue. But i have actually just managed to sort it, finally!
It came down to me changing to an older radio version for 4.4.4., then i installed a 4.3 rom which it worked! I then upgraded to 5.01 and hey presto it's back to normal.
Thanks again nexus root tool-kit is definitely an essential
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Your welcome glad I could help we all been in some situation before since you back up and running don't forget to make a backup of current rom always good idea to have that handy in case.. Cheers...
I've spent the whole night trying to figure this out, but to no avail. Here goes...
Hey guys, so I was innocently playing around with GravityBox when I restarted my phone so some new settings would kick in, and it sends me into a bootloop. I went into TWRP Recovery, and at first factory reset my phone, hoping it would solve the problem, but it didn't, so I ended up "Formatting Data", which still didn't work. I'm kind of new to this whole flashing/rooting/ business, and I was wondering how I could fix my phone. If turned on, it stays in the booting process with the golden "Axon" letters forever. The model is the US variant, it's bootloader is unlocked via the ZTE Request Form, and it currently has TWRP as it's custom recovery. Help will be much appreciated. Also, it's on OTA B20
Edit: Alright so I've tried to flash to boot.img as well as recovery.img in twrp, but both give me an error. Strangely enough, if I wait out the Axon logo for about 5 minutes, it actually boots up, but as if it was the first time turning it on (asks you to sign in to google, wi-fi setup, fingerpring setup, etc). Another thing I noticed was that it says I only have 4gb of storage, instead of the 64 it originally came with. Every time I reset it/turn it off, it makes me set up the phone again.
Edit #2: Fixed with the help of this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/how-to/how-to-restore-a2017u-to-functional-t3445895 Only problem seems to be that Wi-Fi does not work. /:
I had this problem and after restoring system backup in TWRP I losted my signal WiFi Imei ....
But I have 64 GB of storage again
Отправлено с моего HTC One M8 через Tapatalk
raber111 said:
I had this problem and after restoring system backup in TWRP I losted my signal WiFi Imei ....
But I have 64 GB of storage again
Отправлено с моего HTC One M8 через Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I don't have a TWRP backup to restore to ): if that's what you mean, any other solutions?
I didn't have to but I found a backup on XDA . And I don't really know if you should use it or you should wait till full stock image will release.
Отправлено с моего HTC One M8 через Tapatalk
Did you happen to try the instructions to restore to stock already, http://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/how-to/how-to-restore-a2017u-to-functional-t3445895
reddrago said:
Did you happen to try the instructions to restore to stock already, http://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/how-to/how-to-restore-a2017u-to-functional-t3445895
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm in the process of doing this as of right now, thank you. Will update.
It sounds like you're going to restore to stock, so perhaps this won't help at this point, but Xposed has a "safe mode" which can be activated during boot-up and perhaps help to resolve these sorts of issues...here's a thread about it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-safemode-disable-xposed-easily-t3230336
This once saved me when I had a boot-loop issue with a tablet a while back. Good luck!
Same boat. last day or so of newegg 14 day return. At this point my decision is between Return or Replace. No ZTE image or flashable modem file means there is no fix for this, as far as I can tell.
FYI,. I have tried all of the possible fixes offered.
Barsky said:
Same boat. last day or so of newegg 14 day return. At this point my decision is between Return or Replace. No ZTE image or flashable modem file means there is no fix for this, as far as I can tell.
FYI,. I have tried all of the possible fixes offered.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Newegg is 30 day return.
Sent from my FRD-L04 using Tapatalk
flyer_andy said:
It sounds like you're going to restore to stock, so perhaps this won't help at this point, but Xposed has a "safe mode" which can be activated during boot-up and perhaps help to resolve these sorts of issues...here's a thread about it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-safemode-disable-xposed-easily-t3230336
This once saved me when I had a boot-loop issue with a tablet a while back. Good luck!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Actually, I managed to get it to boot up and work normal (for the most part). The only problem is, Wi-Fi doesn't work.
bricky23 said:
Newegg is 30 day return.
Sent from my FRD-L04 using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Try doing what this thread says, http://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/how-to/how-to-restore-a2017u-to-functional-t3445895
If you have any questions feel free to pm,
Pollito788 said:
Actually, I managed to get it to boot up and work normal (for the most part). The only problem is, Wi-Fi doesn't work.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm in the exact same boat. Did you ever figure out how to get wifi back?
Pollito788 said:
Try doing what this thread says, http://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/how-to/how-to-restore-a2017u-to-functional-t3445895
If you have any questions feel free to pm,
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Am I missing something. that dev-host site sends me exploit installers. good thing I do nightly acronis images.
Pollito788 said:
Actually, I managed to get it to boot up and work normal (for the most part). The only problem is, Wi-Fi doesn't work.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Flapjack said:
I'm in the exact same boat. Did you ever figure out how to get wifi back?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
WiFi not working is a mismatch between boot.img and /system, they have to be from the same 'set' so if you flash B20_Boot (BL unlock) boot.img, you have to flash a matching /system as well. We have a problem with numerous file version marked just B20 floating around. From what i know, this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68248798&postcount=53
is for sure the B20_Boot /system image , but i am unsure of anyone posting matching boot.img file. The one on idlekernel might be correct, since the dump came from B20_Boot BL unlocked phone, but it might have been modded. Maybe someone can post one
peramikic said:
WiFi not working is a mismatch between boot.img and /system, they have to be from the same 'set' so if you flash B20_Boot (BL unlock) boot.img, you have to flash a matching /system as well. We have a problem with numerous file version marked just B20 floating around. From what i know, this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68248798&postcount=53
is for sure the B20_Boot /system image , but i am unsure of anyone posting matching boot.img file. The one on idlekernel might be correct, since the dump came from B20_Boot BL unlocked phone, but it might have been modded. Maybe someone can post one
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Uggg... I'm really frustrated now, because I got it working with tenfar's original modified boot image and rczrider's system backup. Everything was working. Of course, I didn't have root, so like and idiot, I tried to flash SuperSU 2.76. The phone stuck at the LTE screen after that. I tried re-following all my past steps, and can get the phone to boot, but it's acting crazy. I have two empty SIM icons on the taskbar (I had none when it was working fine) and the phone is very jerky and laggy. I cannot shut it down, or connect to PC easily. It will frequently reboot on its own, and I can't even power it down (it'll say "shutting down" for a few minutes, then reboot).
I eventually got it to shutdown, and repeated the "How to reset..." steps, but it's still acting crazy. I've wiped everything except for system. I'm going to try that next.
peramikic said:
WiFi not working is a mismatch between boot.img and /system, they have to be from the same 'set' so if you flash B20_Boot (BL unlock) boot.img, you have to flash a matching /system as well. We have a problem with numerous file version marked just B20 floating around. From what i know, this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68248798&postcount=53
is for sure the B20_Boot /system image , but i am unsure of anyone posting matching boot.img file. The one on idlekernel might be correct, since the dump came from B20_Boot BL unlocked phone, but it might have been modded. Maybe someone can post one
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Would not mind fixing this rather than shipping my packed up axon7 to newegg. Think I have a few days before it has to ship, so I am open to working on it some more.
Thanks.
---------- Post added 08-29-2016 at 12:00 AM ---------- Previous post was 08-28-2016 at 11:51 PM ----------
Flapjack said:
Uggg... I'm really frustrated now, because I got it working with tenfar's original modified boot image and rczrider's system backup. Everything was working. Of course, I didn't have root, so like and idiot, I tried to flash SuperSU 2.76. The phone stuck at the LTE screen after that. I tried re-following all my past steps, and can get the phone to boot, but it's acting crazy. I have two empty SIM icons on the taskbar (I had none when it was working fine) and the phone is very jerky and laggy. I cannot shut it down, or connect to PC easily. It will frequently reboot on its own, and I can't even power it down (it'll say "shutting down" for a few minutes, then reboot).
I eventually got it to shutdown, and repeated the "How to reset..." steps, but it's still acting crazy. I've wiped everything except for system. I'm going to try that next.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Try flashing the 2.65 ver over it
peramikic said:
WiFi not working is a mismatch between boot.img and /system, they have to be from the same 'set' so if you flash B20_Boot (BL unlock) boot.img, you have to flash a matching /system as well. We have a problem with numerous file version marked just B20 floating around. From what i know, this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68248798&postcount=53
is for sure the B20_Boot /system image , but i am unsure of anyone posting matching boot.img file. The one on idlekernel might be correct, since the dump came from B20_Boot BL unlocked phone, but it might have been modded. Maybe someone can post one
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It kinda late right now but if that is what's needed I'll be uploading my boot
Image tomorrow (b20_boot),
P. S. I know for sure CM13 is just around the corner and that alone is fix for slot of you guys boot problems .
Barsky said:
Try flashing the 2.65 ver over it
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That's the thing.... I've restored it repeatedly. All traces of 2.67 should be gone. I've completely restored it three times now.
I'm honestly thinking I'm better off returning this phone while it's still working. I wonder if something is wrong with it.
DrakenFX said:
It kinda late right now but if that is what's needed I'll be uploading my boot
Image tomorrow (b20_boot),
P. S. I know for sure CM13 is just around the corner and that alone is fix for slot of you guys boot problems .
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
tysm bro <3
DrakenFX said:
It kinda late right now but if that is what's needed I'll be uploading my boot
Image tomorrow (b20_boot),
P. S. I know for sure CM13 is just around the corner and that alone is fix for slot of you guys boot problems .
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Brings DrakenFX some coffee and nudges him awake. :cyclops:
Hello,
I can't find nothing for sm-j320zn version, I tried to install TWRP and I did it, but when I try to install the Supersu the mobile goes to a bootloop...
Help! Thank you so much!!
Nobody?
mathius89 said:
Nobody?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Also trying to find a root for mine. The only thing I haven't tried is cf auto root
mathius89 said:
Nobody?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I have an j320w8 samsung please help
Build
#
# ADDITIONAL_DEFAULT_PROPERTIES
#
telephony.lteOnCdmaDevice=0
persist.eons.enabled=true
rild.libpath=/system/lib/libsec-ril.so
persist.security.ams.enforcing=3
ro.secure=1
ro.allow.mock.location=0
ro.debuggable=0
ro.adb.secure=1
persist.sys.usb.config=mtp
ro.zygote=zygote32
dalvik.vm.image-dex2oat-Xms=64m
dalvik.vm.image-dex2oat-Xmx=64m
dalvik.vm.dex2oat-Xms=64m
dalvik.vm.dex2oat-Xmx=512m
ro.dalvik.vm.native.bridge=0
debug.atrace.tags.enableflags=0
#
# BOOTIMAGE_BUILD_PROPERTIES
#
ro.bootimage.build.date=Mon Jan 2 15:19:13 KST 2017
ro.bootimage.build.date.utc=1483337953
ro.bootimage.build.fingerprint=samsung/j3xltebmc/j3xltebmc:6.0.1/MMB29K/J320W8VLU2AQA1:user/test-keys
Sent from my Samsung SM-J320W8 using XDA Labs
j320zn
please help how to rootj320zn me try all root tools :
mathius89 said:
Hello,
I can't find nothing for sm-j320zn version, I tried to install TWRP and I did it, but when I try to install the Supersu the mobile goes to a bootloop...
Help! Thank you so much!!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You need V2.79 sr3
Samsung Galaxy j320zn
ashyx said:
You need V2.79 sr3
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Can you explain what your answer means is there a way to root the phone thats successful?
jdkeys said:
Can you explain what your answer means is there a way to root the phone thats successful?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ashyx means you need SuperSU version 2.79 sr3.
---------- Post added at 10:50 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:49 AM ----------
Wulfie217 said:
Ashyx means you need SuperSU version 2.79 sr3.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If I remember rightly that can be found here on XDA somewhere.
Working root?
What did any users here use to root the J3 SM-J320ZN? I can't get it to root and I'm spitting chips.
mathius89 said:
Hello,
I can't find nothing for sm-j320zn version, I tried to install TWRP and I did it, but when I try to install the Supersu the mobile goes to a bootloop...
Help! Thank you so much!!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
mathius, which TWRP did you successfully install for SM-J320ZN? I'm so confused. I've looked at sites with tables for different models, and this model isn't available. I've sort of looked here, and done a Google search and it points me to 3.02 for SM-J320H. Is this the one you used?
I've got the SuperSU v.2.79 sr3 that was recommended ready. Now I don't know what TWRP to try lol.
I'm so upset. This is my first new phone in 6 years (I've been stuck on Gingerbread with a bizarre/rare Australian model phone that could not get custom ROMS). I'm disabled, it took me so long to get this phone and I find out I can't root it? Useless to me unless I can get root.
Also anyone, would the fact the phone is locked make things more difficult? Obviously people are having trouble rooting this model regardless, but will this interfere further, esp. with things like TWRP?
Winston Churchill said:
mathius, which TWRP did you successfully install for SM-J320ZN? I'm so confused. I've looked at sites with tables for different models, and this model isn't available. I've sort of looked here, and done a Google search and it points me to 3.02 for SM-J320H. Is this the one you used?
I've got the SuperSU v.2.79 sr3 that was recommended ready. Now I don't know what TWRP to try lol.
I'm so upset. This is my first new phone in 6 years (I've been stuck on Gingerbread with a bizarre/rare Australian model phone that could not get custom ROMS). I'm disabled, it took me so long to get this phone and I find out I can't root it? Useless to me unless I can get root.
Also anyone, would the fact the phone is locked make things more difficult? Obviously people are having trouble rooting this model regardless, but will this interfere further, esp. with things like TWRP?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
J320fn has the same specs so there's a good chance it will work for j320zn
ashyx said:
J320fn has the same specs so there's a good chance it will work for j320zn
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks for the response.
I've tried flashing TWRP for the J320FN model from a tutorial I found here on xda. I've tried a couple of times. Odin says it's flashed OK but it hasn't worked in reality.
Sigh. A bit devastated.
Winston Churchill said:
Thanks for the response.
I've tried flashing TWRP for the J320FN model from a tutorial I found here on xda. I've tried a couple of times. Odin says it's flashed OK but it hasn't worked in reality.
Sigh. A bit devastated.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Very minimal on details.
'Hasn't worked' neither helps you or anyone else.
Explain the details of 'hasn't worked' if you require assistance.
ashyx said:
Very minimal on details.
'Hasn't worked' neither helps you or anyone else.
Explain the details of 'hasn't worked' if you require assistance.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Sorry. What I meant was nothing appears to be different at all. When I try to flash in Odin, it hits "Reset" section quickly, my phone reboots itself. I wait awhile and eventually Odin gives me the (1) success / (0) fail type message and I get the green "Pass" to indicate that it was successfully flashed. But, there is no difference to my system at all, and when I boot to recovery, it's still stock recovery if that makes sense.
Something to note: my phone is currently locked to my provider (so I can only use a Telstra SIM). Would this impact being able to flash TWRP? Otherwise, it's just not the right one to use.....ZN isn't compatible with FN maybe.
It's been many years since I've flashed or rooted (ordinarily I root tablets with KingoRoot). I remember back in the bad old days that my old phone had the processor or drivers or chip or something that meant I could not run custom ROMS because it was Qualcomm and all the other phones were the other type that released the drivers publicly. Started with B I think (this other chipset or whatever. Sorry I'm not a full on geek to know heh). Anyway, I was wondering if I'm in the same boat again with my Australian phone because it's Qualcomm (or Quadcomm..... something like that)....... hence all the hacks and mods that you guys make won't work.
Does/can installing SuperSU through stock recovery grant root? I tried doing that anyway - executing v2.79 sr3 that you recommended as well as v2.74, which was the package I found in the tutorial for installing TWRP and rooting for J320FN. I got failed messages.
Winston Churchill said:
Sorry. What I meant was nothing appears to be different at all. When I try to flash in Odin, it hits "Reset" section quickly, my phone reboots itself. I wait awhile and eventually Odin gives me the (1) success / (0) fail type message and I get the green "Pass" to indicate that it was successfully flashed. But, there is no difference to my system at all, and when I boot to recovery, it's still stock recovery if that makes sense.
Something to note: my phone is currently locked to my provider (so I can only use a Telstra SIM). Would this impact being able to flash TWRP? Otherwise, it's just not the right one to use.....ZN isn't compatible with FN maybe.
It's been many years since I've flashed or rooted (ordinarily I root tablets with KingoRoot). I remember back in the bad old days that my old phone had the processor or drivers or chip or something that meant I could not run custom ROMS because it was Qualcomm and all the other phones were the other type that released the drivers publicly. Started with B I think (this other chipset or whatever. Sorry I'm not a full on geek to know heh). Anyway, I was wondering if I'm in the same boat again with my Australian phone because it's Qualcomm (or Quadcomm..... something like that)....... hence all the hacks and mods that you guys make won't work.
Does/can installing SuperSU through stock recovery grant root? I tried doing that anyway - executing v2.79 sr3 that you recommended as well as v2.74, which was the package I found in the tutorial for installing TWRP and rooting for J320FN. I got failed messages.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If I'm reading that correctly it seems like in Odin you have auto reboot turned on. You need to change that under options, the only thing on in Odin should be F.reset time. Then use (iirc) both volume buttons, gone button and power to restart the phone when it's finished.
For some reason having auto reboot off is important.
Winston Churchill said:
Sorry. What I meant was nothing appears to be different at all. When I try to flash in Odin, it hits "Reset" section quickly, my phone reboots itself. I wait awhile and eventually Odin gives me the (1) success / (0) fail type message and I get the green "Pass" to indicate that it was successfully flashed. But, there is no difference to my system at all, and when I boot to recovery, it's still stock recovery if that makes sense.
Something to note: my phone is currently locked to my provider (so I can only use a Telstra SIM). Would this impact being able to flash TWRP? Otherwise, it's just not the right one to use.....ZN isn't compatible with FN maybe.
It's been many years since I've flashed or rooted (ordinarily I root tablets with KingoRoot). I remember back in the bad old days that my old phone had the processor or drivers or chip or something that meant I could not run custom ROMS because it was Qualcomm and all the other phones were the other type that released the drivers publicly. Started with B I think (this other chipset or whatever. Sorry I'm not a full on geek to know heh). Anyway, I was wondering if I'm in the same boat again with my Australian phone because it's Qualcomm (or Quadcomm..... something like that)....... hence all the hacks and mods that you guys make won't work.
Does/can installing SuperSU through stock recovery grant root? I tried doing that anyway - executing v2.79 sr3 that you recommended as well as v2.74, which was the package I found in the tutorial for installing TWRP and rooting for J320FN. I got failed messages.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
As said above you need to disable auto reboot. It's important to manually boot into recovery immediately after flashing twrp or it will be replaced by stock recovery at first boot.
ashyx said:
As said above you need to disable auto reboot. It's important to manually boot into recovery immediately after flashing twrp or it will be replaced by stock recovery at first boot.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks guys.
The problem I'm having is - is there a proper way to boot into recovery from download mode once the flash has finished? I've tried button combos and looked about a bit.
The only thing I've got to work is to exit odin, then take the battery out and boot into recovery using vol up, home and power once I put the battery back in.
When I do that, the Samsung splash screen comes up and in the top left corner it's still saying it's in Odin mode (then it gives my model number and some other details - I can redo if you want to know all the listed details). It appears to just stay stuck at this spalsh screen. I waited about 5 minutes (trying two different times) and it just stays on that splash screen and wont boot to phone or recovery.
Sorry, I'm really hopeless Thanks for your patience.
P.S. So once I take battery out again and restart the phone works fine again because it's obviously reverted to stock recovery again like you said it would if I didn't manually boot to recovery. So it's OK, I've not bricked my phone or anything. I'm just wondering if there's a method I need to do to get it to work other than battery out.
---------- Post added at 05:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:40 PM ----------
I just want to say that I got root for the SM-J320ZN using CF-Auto-Root.
Follow this link to download the package CF-Auto-Root-j3lteusc-j3lteusc-smj320r4.zip:
https://download.chainfire.eu/986/C...3lteusc-j3lteusc-smj320r4.zip?retrieve_file=1
The package came bundled with a version of Odin and some other files, so I extracted them all to a directory, ran Odin, and flashed the .md5 through the AP button. It takes a little while and as it says while it is loading, your phone might reboot several times in the process before it finishes so DON'T interfere with it.
YAY.
Any help on the TWRP issue I'm still having would be greatly appreciated still
420blazedman said:
Also trying to find a root for mine. The only thing I haven't tried is cf auto root
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
root j320zn cf auto root done with odin
---------- Post added at 10:35 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:19 AM ----------
j320zn root done with cfauto root using odin:
I've finally gotten a TWRP version to work for the J320ZN with no issues. I've had a week of tinkering so I thought I'd go back to my phone and try on that again too after previously giving up.
To repeat what I've already written, the suggested TWRP version for J320FN DOES NOT seem to work. When manually booting to recovery after flashing, you get stuck on the default Samsung boot screen, but with Download Mode text still stuck in the corner (to finally answer your question ashyx)
I got TWRP J3lte to work. To download: https://dl.twrp.me/j3lte/
I've had a BILLION problems doing this... because like the OP, I couldn't get root by using SuperSU.zip through TWRP.... it would cause a bootloop. I tried the suggested version of SuperSU posted by ashyx earlier in the thread... plus the latest with no luck.
My "solution" (LOL) was to flash CF-Auto-Root... without realizing it wiped to stock recovery! So here's me all happy thinking I've got TWRP and root...and gotten rid of the bootloop until I set up my phone and went to recovery to make my first full backup... and saw that not only was I getting stock (DUH lolol), but a dm-verity error.
This is something I know nothing about, other than there is a patch for it. So this time, I decided to try the dm-verity patch and REAL SUCCESS! Root, TWRP recovery (that's still there after multiple checks).
So... if you've tried TWRP j3lte and the latest SuperSU.zip and instead of working, you got bootloop you could try the dm-verity patch in your procedure (also to get rid of the bootloops I just flashed CF-Auto-Root again... but then you'll have to start again with TWRP etc).
My successful procedure was:
1) Install TWRP j3lte as linked above (lastest version twrp-3.2.1-0-j3lte.img)
2) Install SuperSU v.2.82 SR5 through TWRP....https://download.chainfire.eu/1220/SuperSU/SR5-SuperSU-v2.82-SR5-20171001224502.zip
3) THEN BEFORE REBOOT, install Dm-verity and Forced Encryption Disabler patch (no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.0.zip) from https://androidfilebox.com/miscellaneous/dm-verity-and-forced-encryption-disabler/ using the same "Install" button/method in TWRP.
Then you can reboot and THIS TIME it worked... I've rebooted many times, recovery still there, got root.... Link2SD working fine and I've made several backups to test.
A comedy of errors.....but I FINALLY fixed it just through tinkering. Hope this helps.
Though this thread is probably dead, I did have someone PM me a few weeks ago seeing if I'd found a solution (which is why I've been tinkering). So.....
In future I'd appreciate anyone who follows this updating me about what they had to do - did you get it to work with just TWRP j3lte and the newest SuperSU.zip? Or did you need the patch for Dm-verity/encrypt? It will help me learn what's really going on and why I have to do the things I do. I'm still a novice to things beyond simple rooting.
FOR XPOSED: please note if you're on stock ROM for this device, the Official Xposed Framework WILL NOT WORK. You will land in bootloop. Touchwiz is not supported. You need to install an Unofficial version by wanam. Our chipset is arm so make sure you download the correct version for 5.1.1 arm chipset (not arm64 or x86):
https://www.tricksfolks.com/install-xposed-framework-samsung-lollipop-marshmallow/
Make sure you download the uninstaller.zip for 5.1.1 and have it on your external SD card as well just in case you get into bootloop... then you can go to recovery and just uninstall the framework. This appears to be a custom uninstaller, so use that and NOT the official uninstaller zip for Xposed. It's right at the end of the tutorial (DL link). I had no issues however. Wanam's framework installed fine.
ALSO, the latest (at time of writing) Xposed Installer (apk) v.3.2 doesn't like the unofficial framework - it won't detect it properly plus there are some other annoyances, so I rolled back to v.3.1.5. Older versions shouldn't be too hard to find, but there is a link to an older apk version in the tutorial I just linked with the wanam files.
Finally, If anyone has recommendations for Custom ROMS that work on this model in future, also please let me know here. I'm a bit wary of trying after the trouble I've had with Xposed.
I did a long, messy, and convoluted way of getting root. I messed up several times. Now I think I finally have root and a working phone. But, when I first turn on the phone, it gives me a screen warning me that it can't check for security loopholes, so i should relock my bootloader. That's normal.
But I also get another screen saying that my device is corrupted, and that my device may no longer properly work. Press power to continue. I press power, and it's able to either boot to the phone OS, or boot to TWRP, depending on what I was doing.
Question is, is my phone really corrupted during my messy install? Or is it also normal for all rooted and unlocked phones?
Thanks.
convolution said:
I did a long, messy, and convoluted way of getting root. I messed up several times. Now I think I finally have root and a working phone. But, when I first turn on the phone, it gives me a screen warning me that it can't check for security loopholes, so i should relock my bootloader. That's normal.
But I also get another screen saying that my device is corrupted, and that my device may no longer properly work. Press power to continue. I press power, and it's able to either boot to the phone OS, or boot to TWRP, depending on what I was doing.
Question is, is my phone really corrupted during my messy install? Or is it also normal for all rooted and unlocked phones?
Thanks.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I believe the corrupted message is standard for Android on all phones. I always ignored it. There are threads on how to get rid of that message. I never bothered with that.
Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk
---------- Post added at 03:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:40 PM ----------
dogen18 said:
I believe the corrupted message is standard for Android on all phones. I always ignored it. There are threads on how to get rid of that message. I never bothered with that.
Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Oh, the message is normal when bootloader is unlocked. Furthermore, I have read that relocking bootloader can cause problems with Essential Phone, but I don't know why.
Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk
dogen18 said:
I believe the corrupted message is standard for Android on all phones. I always ignored it. There are threads on how to get rid of that message. I never bothered with that.
Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk
---------- Post added at 03:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:40 PM ----------
Oh, the message is normal when bootloader is unlocked. Furthermore, I have read that relocking bootloader can cause problems with Essential Phone, but I don't know why.
Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
But the error message I get literally pauses the boot sequence until I press power to acknowledge it. That's normal?
Pretty annoying if it is...
convolution said:
But the error message I get literally pauses the boot sequence until I press power to acknowledge it. That's normal?
Pretty annoying if it is...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It has been awhile since I rooted any phone, but yes, pressing power to continue was what I remember. And, yes annoying, but not fatal !
Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk
It sounds like you might only have one good slot and the other corrupted. The bootloader message as you indicated is normal but the other message is not. I had this at one point as well because fastboot erased system but failed to flash it. Reflashing stock fixed it.
GryphKid44 said:
It sounds like you might only have one good slot and the other corrupted. The bootloader message as you indicated is normal but the other message is not. I had this at one point as well because fastboot erased system but failed to flash it. Reflashing stock fixed it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
How did you flash stock? I tried
https://forum.xda-developers.com/essential-phone/development/stock-7-1-1-nmj20d-t3701681
Flashing NMJ88C, and i downloaded it, extracted it, ran the BAT after I have both bootloader and critical unlocked, and now I can load the phone with NMJ88C, but like I said, I got that error. Isn't this method supposed to have fixed both slots?
If you didn't use this method, i was wondering what method you did?
I would think that would do the trick. In my case I knew the system was issue so I just flashed system. I find fastboot extra finicky on this phone. Did you happen to notice if something errored in the script?
convolution said:
How did you flash stock? I tried
https://forum.xda-developers.com/essential-phone/development/stock-7-1-1-nmj20d-t3701681
Flashing NMJ88C, and i downloaded it, extracted it, ran the BAT after I have both bootloader and critical unlocked, and now I can load the phone with NMJ88C, but like I said, I got that error. Isn't this method supposed to have fixed both slots?
If you didn't use this method, i was wondering what method you did?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
http://mata.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Sounds like you have the red verity message.
Read this guide down toward the bottom it explains it further and there is a fix.
Good Luck
wolfu11 said:
http://mata.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Sounds like you have the red verity message.
Read this guide down toward the bottom it explains it further and there is a fix.
Good Luck
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I do... but my wifi doesn't work as well, so I think I did something wrong.
convolution said:
I do... but my wifi doesn't work as well, so I think I did something wrong.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
https://download.invisiblek.org/mata/boot.fix.red.img
install this via fastboot flash boot boot.fix.red.img
that should clear out your error after a reboot and fix your wifi.
if it doesn't simple go back to stock and start over.
wolfu11 said:
https://download.invisiblek.org/mata/boot.fix.red.img
install this via fastboot flash boot boot.fix.red.img
that should clear out your error after a reboot and fix your wifi.
if it doesn't simple go back to stock and start over.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Which stock should I choose? There are so many builds and versions? Do. I have to match my current one?
convolution said:
Which stock should I choose? There are so many builds and versions? Do. I have to match my current one?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
yeah there are a lot lol I'm using OB 8.1 and it's solid flashed it from the back to stock section then rooted it via modified boot, super easy (no need for twrp)
I would choose the most current one. since it will have the latest security patches. but within a day or 2 we should be getting the March update in a new build.
wolfu11 said:
yeah there are a lot lol I'm using OB 8.1 and it's solid flashed it from the back to stock section then rooted it via modified boot, super easy (no need for twrp)
I would choose the most current one. since it will have the latest security patches. but within a day or 2 we should be getting the March update in a new build.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
no need for twrp?
you follow this one?
convolution said:
no need for twrp?
you follow this one?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What I mean is if you are staying stock and just want magisk and root you don't need to do it via twrp. There are modified boot images you can fastboot flash. But if you want custom ROMs you still need twrp.
I have been satisfied with stock rooted.
wolfu11 said:
What I mean is if you are staying stock and just want magisk and root you don't need to do it via twrp. There are modified boot images you can fastboot flash. But if you want custom ROMs you still need twrp.
I have been satisfied with stock rooted.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I think I did it! I'm now running 8.1 + Magisk. But I kind of want to add TWRP so I can run a custom kernel...
convolution said:
I think I did it! I'm now running 8.1 + Magisk. But I kind of want to add TWRP so I can run a custom kernel...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You CAN'T add TWRP. It's installed as BOOT, so you need to install it every time you use it.
spotmark said:
You CAN'T add TWRP. It's installed as BOOT, so you need to install it every time you use it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ahhhh. I had a light bulb moment as to why I had difficulty... I installed twrp but didn't install the boot image after.
Strange how that works. I'm coming from an older school phone that doesn't do that slot system thing.
Any reason why this phone would have TWRP replace the boot image?
Or maybe you know of a thread that explains it?
Thanks.
delete
If it works, you should worry about that message at all.
convolution said:
Ahhhh. I had a light bulb moment as to why I had difficulty... I installed twrp but didn't install the boot image after.
Strange how that works. I'm coming from an older school phone that doesn't do that slot system thing.
Any reason why this phone would have TWRP replace the boot image?
Or maybe you know of a thread that explains it?
Thanks.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The slot thing is pretty new in general. This doc has some explanation for the architecture of our phones: http://mata.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Once you get the hang of it, it's pretty simple to deal with.
BTW, awesome signature. PTL, SDG. :victory: