Hey guys. Im running stock MM with unlocked bootloader. I was able to flash twrp on but when I try to install superuser 2.46 through twrp I am stuck at the logo screen when I reboot. Is there something else that needs to be done to root this phone?
I also noticed that every time I boot into twrp it prompts me with the "keep system read only?" dialog. I "allow modifications" every time.
I used a systemless root on M. BETA-SuperSU-v2.62-20151210170034 for sure works.
jason2678 said:
I used a systemless root on M. BETA-SuperSU-v2.62-20151210170034 for sure works.
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Amazing, thank you! This worked for me too. Any idea why the newer versions don't work?
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Amazing, thank you! This worked for me too. Any idea why the newer versions don't work?
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Not really. I think the automation is changing in the newer versions. 2.65 tries to decide between systemless and traditional root somehow. 2.62 definitely works on the mxpe. I've heard 2.64+ do not.
How were you able to flash twrp on MM? I have tried the guides and have not been able to boot into recovery. Any advise?
veuro said:
How were you able to flash twrp on MM? I have tried the guides and have not been able to boot into recovery. Any advise?
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The only real trick I'm aware of is that you have to boot straight into TWRP from the bootloader. Don't reboot into your rom after fastboot flashing the custom recovery. Use the volume buttons to select start recovery and power button to start it. If you reboot into your stock rom your recovery will get replaced.
Flash SuperSU once you get into recovery, and that should make TWRP "stick".
Some people have said to reboot to recovery from recovery once the first time you boot into TWRP before rebooting to system. I'm not entirely sure that is required, but I did do it and TWRP stayed working for me.
One other thing, every time I've flashed SuperSU 2.62 my phone seems to bootloop once after the moto logo on the first boot. Don't panic. This seems to be normal, just let it go. The second time it will boot normally.
I tried both and it would simply not boot into twrp
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veuro said:
I tries both and it would simply not boot into twrp
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Veuro: Are you flashing TWP 2.8.7.1? as soon as you flash and it says ok, open Recovery.
I am flashing just like the guides say.. I'm on MM original rom
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Has anyone been successful rooting mm?
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Are you unlocked?
Yes I'm unlocked. I finally figured it out using the systemless root guide, but it was a little confusing at first
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Would you mind explaining what you did? All of the instructions I've found for systemless root use files associated with variants besides the US version which is what I'm trying to root.
Edit: Never mind figured it out! For those of you that are confused, the only version of SuperSU that works for a stock systemless root is 2.62-3. Simply fastboot TWRP then install that version of SuperSU through TWRP and you're good to go.
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NOTE: NOW CONFIRMED TESTED AND WORKING FOR THE T817T/W AND T817P MODELS.
Looking for testers with the T817 model (no ATT or Verizon models) to test a new hack to get root on Samsung stock SElinux Enforcing kernels running Android 5.11 or Android 6.0.
This means the kernel will be stock, so LTE will be unaffected.
Basically what this is about:
Chainfire has released new beta's of Supersu, the latest is 2.52. This new release can root Samsung 5.1.1 roms and Android 6.0 Marshmallow roms.
However to accomplish this a patch needs to be applied to the kernel Ramdisk to allow root with stock kernels.
What does this mean? This means if you have a T817 running Lollipop 5.1.1 then you can gain root and retain LTE connectivity as it uses the stock kernel instead of having to flash a permissive T810 wifi only kernel.
I need someone willing to test the patched Ramdisk and kernel on their device which has 5.1.1 installed.
The procedure is fairly simple all that is required is to flash the new boot.img, then root with Supersu v2.52.
Here is the patched boot.img for anyone that wants to test it.
*It goes without saying make a back up with TWRP first! *
FOR SM-T817T/T817W
Extract the boot.img from the zip then Install with TWRP:
Tab_S2_t817_boot.zip
FOR SM-T817P
Extract the boot.img from the zip then Install with TWRP:
Tab_S2_T817P_boot.zip
Then root with BETA-SuperSU-v2.52 using TWRP
I have a t817p I would be happy to test, how do I install twrp without root though?
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saramon said:
I have a t817p I would be happy to test, how do I install twrp without root though?
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If you have an SM-T817P I will upload a specific boot.img for you.
You dont need root to install TWRP, just install with ODIN.
Install with TWRP: Tab_S2_T817P_boot.zip
Stock Recovery if required: T817PVPU1AOH6_recovery
Flashed it, and I'm getting LTE
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And I eagerly await the upload, I got TWRP installed
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Important: make a full back up with TWRP first!
saramon said:
Flashed it, and I'm getting LTE
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Do you have root?
Yup, sure do, got xposed installed too
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saramon said:
Yup, sure do, got xposed installed too
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So we can say we have success?
You are the first one to have root and LTE on a 5.1.1 S2 tablet!
Just to be sure, this does work with the Tmobile T817T, correct?
Edit: found answer.
graysooner said:
Just to be sure, this does work with the Tmobile T817T, correct?
Edit: found answer.
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No idea. Nobody has tested it yet and come back with the answer.
Still waiting...
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So we can say we have success?
You are the first one to have root and LTE on a 5.1.1 S2 tablet!
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I'd say so, great job!
Willing to try, but a question. If I flash with Odin, is TWRP installed also?
graysooner said:
Willing to try, but a question. If I flash with Odin, is TWRP installed also?
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You have to flash twrp first. You will find my builds of TWRP in the development section.
Flash the 5.1.1 t810 version.
can't get into twrp
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If you have an SM-T817P I will upload a specific boot.img for you.
You dont need root to install TWRP, just install with ODIN.
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i flashed the boot patched file odin is successful it says but kernel is not seandroid enforcing and will not boot into twrp, boots into stock recovery still
Aikavaras2015 said:
i flashed the boot patched file odin is successful it says but kernel is not seandroid enforcing and will not boot into twrp, boots into stock recovery still
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That message is normal.
What you have to do is after flashing twrp you need to directly boot into twrp to prevent the stock recovery overwriting it.
Flash twrp again but disable auto reboot in Odin.
After flashing reboot by holding POWER + HOME +VOL DOWN then as soon as the screen goes blank immediately change to VOL UP whilst still holding the other buttons.
i did that, still booted into system not twrp
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That message is normal.
What you have to do is after flashing twrp you need to directly boot into twrp to prevent the stock recovery overwriting it.
Flash twrp again but disable auto reboot in Odin.
After flashing reboot by holding POWER + HOME +VOL DOWN then as soon as the screen goes blank immediately change to VOL UP whilst still holding the other buttons.
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still no twrp. just goes to stock. I have tried both times with autoreboot off, once with f reset checked and another with f reset unchecked.
Aikavaras2015 said:
still no twrp. just goes to stock. I have tried both times with autoreboot off, once with f reset checked and another with f reset unchecked.
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Don't mess with f.reset
Honestly this is purely about timing. Plenty have already done it with the same device as you.
As long as you are flashing the correct twrp file then you should be good after following the advice above.
Can you flash twrp then post me a screenshot of odin?
How did you get xposed working?
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Yup, sure do, got xposed installed too
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I have the T715 but can't get xposed to work
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I have the T715 but can't get xposed to work
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Please, this thread is only for testing the above kernels.
Hello there,
I thought that there were more people with this problem, but I've this problem: first off, I got stock MM installed on my Style xt1572. Unlocked bootloader and the latest TWRP. But when I try to install SuperSU via TWRP, it just get stuck before the reboot animation. Any idea's what I could try perhaps?
Edit: Solution is just using the SuperSU in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/general/xt1572-mm-twrp-root-xposed-t3276792
Thanks.
Did you select install SuperSU when twrp asked ? After flashing newest supersu?
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Settler11 said:
Hello there,
I thought that there were more people with this problem, but I've this problem: first off, I got stock MM installed on my Style xt1572. Unlocked bootloader and the latest TWRP. But when I try to install SuperSU via TWRP, it just get stuck before the reboot animation. Any idea's what I could try perhaps?
Thanks.
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Which SuperSU version are you using?
Settler11 said:
Hello there,
I thought that there were more people with this problem, but I've this problem: first off, I got stock MM installed on my Style xt1572. Unlocked bootloader and the latest TWRP. But when I try to install SuperSU via TWRP, it just get stuck before the reboot animation. Any idea's what I could try perhaps?
Thanks.
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Men i have the same problem and i dont know what to do :/
@patt yes.
@Doktaphex The one TWRP asked me to install and the latest beta. 2.49. Same problem.
Depending on the version of SuperSU that you are using there are 2 different rooting methods.
My suggestion would be to use the systemless root option here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=64161125&postcount=3
v2.65 is what you want. When you flash this in twrp it will automatically patch the boot image on your device (whilst also creating a backup of the original). It sounds as though you are both trying to use a version of SuperSU that implements the standard rooting method, this would mean that you must manually flash a modified boot image in order to bypass Android 6.0's internal system modification checks!
Flash the stock boot.img. Then see if it boots. Then ^^^ this^^^
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@patt yes.
@Doktaphex The one TWRP asked me to install and the latest beta. 2.49. Same problem.
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Do not allow twrp to attempt to install superSU
IMPORTANT!!!!
Because you have already allowed twrp to do this, you will need to reflash your system partition to ensure that all traces of that version of SuperSU are removed before you flash the newer version.
I hope this helps you guys.
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reflash your system partition
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What do you mean with that? We've to reflash a rom, kernel? What?
Settler11 said:
@patt yes.
@Doktaphex The one TWRP asked me to install and the latest beta. 2.49. Same problem.
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You are not suppose to click install superSU when twrp asks for it.
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patt2k said:
You are not suppose to click install superSU when twrp asks for it.
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Yes.. But as you can see, I've done that already. But I got a restore without it. But even if I install that latest beta, the problem still presumes.
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What do you mean with that? We've to reflash a rom, kernel? What?
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Sorry, I should have been more clear in my instructions. I would go ahead and reflash the rom that you want to use and then flash superSU v2.65.
Reboot and if twrp asks if you want it to install superSU choose the option for it NOT to do so.
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Yes.. But as you can see, I've done that already. But I got a restore without it. But even if I install that latest beta, the problem still presumes.
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I had this issue but I had backup of my stock rooted rom. I'd suggest maybe go back to stock with restore tool?
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patt2k said:
I had this issue but I had backup of my stock rooted rom. I'd suggest maybe go back to stock with restore tool?
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I'M on stock! And that restore tool is for Pure, not Style! And I don't want to install a custom rom. Stock rom is still fine for me.
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I'M on stock! And that restore tool is for Pure, not Style! And I don't want to install a custom rom. Stock rom is still fine for me.
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Idk then sorry I have pure
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Also tried Kingo root funny enough, but no go.
Edit: Wow, okay. Installing some kind of version of SuperSU does the trick apparently. It's in here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/general/xt1572-mm-twrp-root-xposed-t3276792
[GUIDE] [OSPREY] [MM] 【6.0/6.0.1】Install TWRP, Root and Xposed successfully on 6.0
1) Unlock your bootloader . for complete unlocking process go here.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sw675ipX-ds&feature=youtu.be
IT WILL RESET ALL YOUR DATA.
2) Turn on USB debugging on
3) Boot your device into bootloader mode
4) flash TWRP recovery v2.8.7 r5. http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=11051#downloads
5) Boot into TWRP recovery
6) Flash supersu zip v2.62-3. http://download.chainfire.eu/751/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.62-3-20151211162651.zip
7) After succsesfull flashing wipe cache/dalvik cache . reboot system. If it asks to install Root. DO NOT INSTALL ROOT AT THIS STAGE.
8) wait till Boot finishes.
9) If you want to install Xposed Boot into TWRP recovery.
10) Flash Xposed installer xposed-v79-sdk23-arm.zip. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811.
Thanks for contributors of TWRP, Supersu and Xposed.
I am G-Root...ed
Thanks man!, being trying a lot with no succes... till now... Excelent Work :good:
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1) Turn on USB ) .
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do we have twrp for moto g turbo?
The phone has to have the bootloader unlocked?
The whole thing will completely reset the device?
abhijeetc9762 said:
3) flash TWRP recovery v2.8.7 r5.
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Will this work without flashing TWRP? Can I just boot TWRP using fastboot, then flash SuperSU 2.62-3 and reboot? In that way, after reboot it will be system recovery and as SuperSU 2.62-3 is a systemless root, there won't be any modification in /system. Thus, I can receive OTA updates in future directly.
Did anybody try this with XT1550?
soumyajit_nayak said:
Will this work without flashing TWRP? Can I just boot TWRP using fastboot, then flash SuperSU 2.62-3 and reboot? In that way, after reboot it will be system recovery and as SuperSU 2.62-3 is a systemless root, there won't be any modification in /system. Thus, I can receive OTA updates in future directly.
Did anybody try this with XT1550?
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You don't have chance anyway after rooting. You have to have Flash the firmware again to receive OTA
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soumyajit_nayak said:
Will this work without flashing TWRP? Can I just boot TWRP using fastboot, then flash SuperSU 2.62-3 and reboot? In that way, after reboot it will be system recovery and as SuperSU 2.62-3 is a systemless root, there won't be any modification in /system. Thus, I can receive OTA updates in future directly.
Did anybody try this with XT1550?
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Yes, you can do it that way, I've done it several times. Like someone said though, it's simpler to just flash TWRP and be done with it rather than wait for OTA's that you probably can't flash anyway.
Tel864 said:
Yes, you can do it that way, I've done it several times. Like someone said though, it's simpler to just flash TWRP and be done with it rather than wait for OTA's that you probably can't flash anyway.
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In an earlier post you indicated that you can simply do a full unroot with SuperSU and receive OTA updates. Did that only apply to 5.1.1 and not 6.0?
Tel864 said:
I was able to d/l the update, but had to unroot to install the update. If you're using SuperSU to root, it's a simple matter to use the SuperSU app and do a full unroot, then just root again after the update.
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Kakaroth89 said:
The phone has to have the bootloader unlocked?
The whole thing will completely reset the device?
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Same question. Coming from a Nexus 4 phone, it was necessary to unlock the bootloader first. According to the instructions here, that is unnecessary?
EDIT (01-20-2016): Thanks for adding the missing unlock bootloader step to the instructions. I just ordered a Moto G yesterday.
pjc123 said:
Same question. Coming from a Nexus phone, it was necessary to unlock the bootloader first. According to the instructions here, that is unnecessary?
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To root you will need an unlocked bootloader.
Any one?
Rooted xt1550 with supersu 2.62 and then deleted moto bloatware, now phone stuck on black screen after rebooting. Any help abt deleting bloatware?
Seems fine..but
just done this and boot up looks normal but seems forever to boot up. It has not boot up yet, what is the estimated time to wait?
Does it matter if TWRP is configured as "Read Only" or not?
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To root you will need an unlocked bootloader.
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And this procedure will do a factory reset?
I mean all the procedure, not just unlocking the bootloader
Kakaroth89 said:
And this procedure will do a factory reset?
I mean all the procedure, not just unlocking the bootloader
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No, all your data and apps will still be there.
Tel864 said:
No, all your data and apps will still be there.
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I lost all apps and data when I unlocked bootloader.. I did not unlock until after the 6.0 upgrade.
MrTooPhone said:
Does it matter if TWRP is configured as "Read Only" or not?
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Do no tick as read only.
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abhijeetc9762 said:
5) Boot into TWRP recovery
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@abhijeetc Excellent instructions. One recommendation is to address the issue with the "read only" TWRP option. I am sometimes presented with this option during TWRP boot (not sure why this option is not presented every time since I never check "don't show again"). I am not sure if "read only" makes a difference or not. But I can confirm I was soft bricked after enabling read only and flashing 2.66. I did not wipe Dalvik/Cache either. I was successful with 2.62-3 but was not presented "read only" option either. Also, you may want to recommend a Nandroid back up prior to any attempt flashing root. Just a recommendation.
I notice under developer settings (tap Build Number a bunch of times in the "About Phone" section to access developer mode) it has the option "OEM unlocking - Allow bootloader to be unlocked" as an option. Does that make this process any easier or is it necessary? I bought my phone straight from motomaker.
hey guys
have just received my pure x , have unlocked bootloader, twrp, and unfortunately flashed su that have made my phone get stuck.
my question is if i may wipe data and factory reset via twrp, for im not familiar flashing roms on this device yet. if not, would you kindly post a good rooted dev rom for me?
thanks in advance for all whom reply
the-light said:
hey guys
have just received my pure x , have unlocked bootloader, twrp, and unfortunately flashed su that have made my phone get stuck.
my question is if i may wipe data and factory reset via twrp, for im not familiar flashing roms on this device yet. if not, would you kindly post a good rooted dev rom for me?
thanks in advance for all whom reply
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What version of SuperSU did you flash? Certain versions don't work so well. Try version 2.62-3 or 2.71.
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dustin_b said:
What version of SuperSU did you flash? Certain versions don't work so well. Try version 2.62-3 or 2.71.
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hey =dustin_b, i have flashed supersu 2.49 but now i cant flash for phone stuck on m. i also looked at twrp and saw no factory reset. any ideas? thank you...
the-light said:
hey =dustin_b, i have flashed supersu 2.49 but now i cant flash for phone stuck on m. i also looked at twrp and saw no factory reset. any ideas? thank you...
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A factory reset isn't going to help in this case. The reason you are stuck on the M logo is because marshmallow requires a modified boot.img. SuperSU 2.49 is an older version and does not do that. SuperSU 2.62-3 works for pretty much everyone on here. I would use it. But anyways, your best option would be to download that version on a PC or laptop and transfer it to internal storage or external sdcard and flash it in TWRP. The second option would be to reflash the system.img for your specific device. Then root with 2.62-3.
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A factory reset isn't going to help in this case. The reason you are stuck on the M logo is because marshmallow requires a modified boot.img. SuperSU 2.49 is an older version and does not do that. SuperSU 2.62-3 works for pretty much everyone on here. I would use it. But anyways, your best option would be to download that version on a PC or laptop and transfer it to internal storage or external sdcard and flash it in TWRP. The second option would be to reflash the system.img for your specific device. Then root with 2.62-3.
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thx man
Hello, i accidentally flash twrp on to my phone (should just boot it). Now i dont have stock recovery anymore. i have tried flash my phone using stock recovery i got from here, here and here. but still no luck. anyone can help?
my phone firmware is latest marsmallow. Unlocked Bootloader and Rooted using miaulightouch method.
Thanks,
FRezING
FRezING said:
Hello, i accidentally flash twrp on to my phone (should just boot it). Now i dont have stock recovery anymore. i have tried flash my phone using stock recovery i got from here, here and here. but still no luck. anyone can help?
my phone firmware is latest marsmallow. Unlocked Bootloader and Rooted using miaulightouch method.
Thanks,
FRezING
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The links you give mostly for L.. I don't know if that will work on M though
Try to extract boot.img from your Asus zip and flash it, root might lost (?)
#sfmbe
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testeraphy said:
The links you give mostly for L.. I don't know if that will work on M though
Try to extract boot.img from your Asus zip and flash it, root might lost (?)
#sfmbe
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Thanks for reply, ya all of them for Lollipop because i have tried to flash boot.img from stock Marshmallow but still no recovery so i tried using Lollipop still no luck. Yesterday i tried back2stock method the rom flashed sucessfully but still no stock recovery.
Thanks,
FRezING
FRezING said:
Thanks for reply, ya all of them for Lollipop because i have tried to flash boot.img from stock Marshmallow but still no recovery so i tried using Lollipop still no luck. Yesterday i tried back2stock method the rom flashed sucessfully but still no stock recovery.
Thanks,
FRezING
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So, I'm curious about it, and flash twrp myself just awhile ago...
And got bootloop, really... wait, seriously?
I'm like
How did the other day I'm able to survive this? It boot normally,
After 1st successful boot, flashing root, (I don't remember but just say I'm booting twrp this time), xposed, aware that root lost after reboot, I did my backup here,
Then deciding to start from scratch, installing official Asus, boot normally, flash twrp, rooting,rebooting few times and somehow root intact, install xposed, root lost...
Restart again, install Asus official (I'm not restoring my backup, really, the only thing I know how to install stock is by stock recovery itself) , boot twrp, install root by system, reboot, root intact, xposed, root intact, surfing net, registering xda yesterday, just now replying to your thread, then you can read from above again...
Just few minutes ago, restore recovery from backup (still bootloop though), installing Asus again, and make this reply...
Sorry can't help you, even I'm confused right now
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testeraphy said:
So, I'm curious about it, and flash twrp myself just awhile ago...
And got bootloop, really... wait, seriously?
I'm like
How did the other day I'm able to survive this? It boot normally,
After 1st successful boot, flashing root, (I don't remember but just say I'm booting twrp this time), xposed, aware that root lost after reboot, I did my backup here,
Then deciding to start from scratch, installing official Asus, boot normally, flash twrp, rooting,rebooting few times and somehow root intact, install xposed, root lost...
Restart again, install Asus official (I'm not restoring my backup, really, the only thing I know how to install stock is by stock recovery itself) , boot twrp, install root by system, reboot, root intact, xposed, root intact, surfing net, registering xda yesterday, just now replying to your thread, then you can read from above again...
Just few minutes ago, restore recovery from backup (still bootloop though), installing Asus again, and make this reply...
Sorry can't help you, even I'm confused right now
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It's ok thanks for your help tho, my phone still usable im just curious why the stock recovery still missing after flashing it via fastboot. u can use back2stock method if bootloop that method really handy no need to wipe anything i use it before when bootloop and my data still there.
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It's ok thanks for your help tho, my phone still usable im just curious why the stock recovery still missing after flashing it via fastboot. u can use back2stock method if bootloop that method really handy no need to wipe anything i use it before when bootloop and my data still there.
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My phone already recovered by the time I'm replied above, and somehow.. systemless work.. duh
back to topic
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My phone already recovered by the time I'm replied above, and somehow.. systemless work.. duh
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How did u fix dat issue? no recovery here and on booting logo it shows invalid boot.img
Plz help
arunperul said:
How did u fix dat issue? no recovery here and on booting logo it shows invalid boot.img
Plz help
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Sorry, which part?
If about how I got my recovery back then, I don't really understand, let's assume I have my backup that time. now I have my backup, for real.
From what I understand, invalid boot mean either you got broken boot images or locked bootloader, so which one is familiar to you?
Anyway, you can try to flash back stock boot (grab from asus zip) and stock recovery (if you have them, or find on this forum?).
I don't know if locked bootloader can flash boot/recovery, never tried it myself. So, good luck!
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