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[Q] How to manually apply Android 4.4 update frm official factory image on to nexus 4

Hello,
I have recently bought the Nexus 4. Its running on official stock 4.3 JB, bootloader locked i.e. everything is stocked and never rooted.
As 4.4 update is not available OTA as of now(not in the coming few days), so how can i update my nexus 4 to 4.4???
I have downloaded the official factory image from google dev website. When i try to update it through adb, its not showing my device in the list when i issue adb devices command....please help me...!!
Your replies will be much appreciated if you help me solving my issue or if you can suggest me any other alternative method....!!

vinay28761 said:
Hello,
I have recently bought the Nexus 4. Its running on official stock 4.3 JB, bootloader locked i.e. everything is stocked and never rooted.
As 4.4 update is not available OTA as of now(not in the coming few days), so how can i update my nexus 4 to 4.4???
I have downloaded the official factory image from google dev website. When i try to update it through adb, its not showing my device in the list when i issue adb devices command....please help me...!!
Your replies will be much appreciated if you help me solving my issue or if you can suggest me any other alternative method....!!
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Make sure you use the Google SDK drivers and not the default drivers Windows installs....that was my issue may work for you,

nnorton44 said:
Make sure you use the Google SDK drivers and not the default drivers Windows installs....that was my issue may work for you,
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As mentioned in the screenshot, my nexus 4 is connected with USB debugging ON. As far as drivers are concerned, phone is geting detected in device manager, with USB debugging ON and OFF, both the ways.
After that when i open command prompt window, no adb command seems to work. When i run "adb devices" command(without using quotes), it doesn't show me my phone. I am using the google SDK drivers only, downloaded from google dev website. Kindly suggest.

But were those the drivers that windows installed for you when you plug the phone in, or did you manually choose the appropriate drivers?
It has been a while since I've been on Windows, so I'm not familar with the process. But what he is saying is important.

N1029676 said:
But were those the drivers that windows installed for you when you plug the phone in, or did you manually choose the appropriate drivers?
It has been a while since I've been on Windows, so I'm not familar with the process. But what he is saying is important.
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Well i did some searching on various xda posts...found this cool and nice tutorial for nexus 4. Followed the exact procedure step by step.
Running Android KITKAT 4.4 ...Big Kudos to the senior moderator efrant for his excellent tutorial http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
Do check it out. I manually installed the drivers. But sadly adb is still not working.

Steps required to install 4.4 factory steps
@vinay28761
Here You are :
I would fully recommend unlocking your bootloader for this purpose, unlocking has many advantages and one disadvantage, that your waranty will be void, but if you do these steps correctly, you should be fine with it
1) Download the SDK from here : http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
2) Extract the folder to an appropriate location . I prefer C:/adt-bundle-windows-x86_64 , you will see sdk folder> platform-tools. This is the main folder, here u will get your fastboot and adb
3) Now when you first download the facctory image, it will be in .tgz file, Use 7-zip software (Google it) and extract it to the same folder where you have downloaded your factory image.
4) After extracting you will get .tar file, extract it again using 7 zip . All files will be extracted to a folder called occam-krt160o and you will get img files like bootloader-mako-makoz20i and radio img's . Now Copy these files namely : bootloader-mako-makoz20i , radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1700.84 and image-occam-krt16o.zip
5) Now copy the img files that i mentioned from the occam-krt160o folder and paste into platform-tools folder present in your adt bundle
For the connection part :
1) On the nexus 4 go to settings > about phone and tap on build number 2-3 times , it will say now you are a developer, now you should see a developer option in your setting menu, go into developer options and enable USB debugging.
2) Now go to storage option in the nexus 4 and tap on sought of options button present there it will say connection option or something like that when u tap it will ask MTP or PTP (basically two connection modes for your N4 when connecting to the PC), uncheck MTP
3) Now On your PC, go to device manager on you PC (Google it) and look for Nexus 4 , right click it and click uninstall and if a option is there to delete the drivers put a check on it or if there is no option just uninstall the phone.
4) Connect your phone via a USB cable it will say installing driver (It should install ADB by default).
For Unlocking bootloader connecting Fastboot and installing images.
* You will lose all data on the internal memory that is films,music, apps (Back it up )
1) Switch off your phone.
2)Hold the pwerbutton and volume down to enter into fastboot ( Phone should be connected to PC)
3) You will see a start button on top and droid icon like a repair tool ) . You will also see bootloader lock status
4) Now on your PC , browse to your platform-tools folder . hold shift-rightclick and open a command prompt.
5) Now type fastboot oem unlock on your command prompt . Now your bootloader is unlocked and all your data is wiped.
6) Now reboot your bootloader by : pressing volume down/up and press the power-button to select (when u browse by volume up/down it will show resrat bootloader or reboot bootloader)
7) After N4 comes back to your bootloader, Type in your command prompt :
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-mako-makoz20i
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1700.84
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot -w update image-occam-krt16o
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Note: I recommend restarting the bootloader manually after flashing each image.
Now you should have a android 4,4 running on your nexus phone.
To install recovery on the N4 , Go to ClockWorkMod homepage ( Google it ) and choose N4 touch recovery download it and rename it as recovery and paste in to into platform-tools folder.
To flash type on your command prompt fastboot flash recovery recovery,img
You should have a CWM recovery now.

Abhiheart said:
@vinay28761
Here You are :
I would fully recommend unlocking your bootloader for this purpose, unlocking has many advantages and one disadvantage, that your waranty will be void, but if you do these steps correctly, you should be fine with it
1) Download the SDK from here : http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
2) Extract the folder to an appropriate location . I prefer C:/adt-bundle-windows-x86_64 , you will see sdk folder> platform-tools. This is the main folder, here u will get your fastboot and adb
3) Now when you first download the facctory image, it will be in .tgz file, Use 7-zip software (Google it) and extract it to the same folder where you have downloaded your factory image.
4) After extracting you will get .tar file, extract it again using 7 zip . All files will be extracted to a folder called occam-krt160o and you will get img files like bootloader-mako-makoz20i and radio img's . Now Copy these files namely : bootloader-mako-makoz20i , radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1700.84 and image-occam-krt16o.zip
5) Now copy the img files that i mentioned from the occam-krt160o folder and paste into platform-tools folder present in your adt bundle
For the connection part :
1) On the nexus 4 go to settings > about phone and tap on build number 2-3 times , it will say now you are a developer, now you should see a developer option in your setting menu, go into developer options and enable USB debugging.
2) Now go to storage option in the nexus 4 and tap on sought of options button present there it will say connection option or something like that when u tap it will ask MTP or PTP (basically two connection modes for your N4 when connecting to the PC), uncheck MTP
3) Now On your PC, go to device manager on you PC (Google it) and look for Nexus 4 , right click it and click uninstall and if a option is there to delete the drivers put a check on it or if there is no option just uninstall the phone.
4) Connect your phone via a USB cable it will say installing driver (It should install ADB by default).
For Unlocking bootloader connecting Fastboot and installing images.
* You will lose all data on the internal memory that is films,music, apps (Back it up )
1) Switch off your phone.
2)Hold the pwerbutton and volume down to enter into fastboot ( Phone should be connected to PC)
3) You will see a start button on top and droid icon like a repair tool ) . You will also see bootloader lock status
4) Now on your PC , browse to your platform-tools folder . hold shift-rightclick and open a command prompt.
5) Now type fastboot oem unlock on your command prompt . Now your bootloader is unlocked and all your data is wiped.
6) Now reboot your bootloader by : pressing volume down/up and press the power-button to select (when u browse by volume up/down it will show resrat bootloader or reboot bootloader)
7) After N4 comes back to your bootloader, Type in your command prompt :
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-mako-makoz20i
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1700.84
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot -w update image-occam-krt16o
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Note: I recommend restarting the bootloader manually after flashing each image.
Now you should have a android 4,4 running on your nexus phone.
To install recovery on the N4 , Go to ClockWorkMod homepage ( Google it ) and choose N4 touch recovery download it and rename it as recovery and paste in to into platform-tools folder.
To flash type on your command prompt fastboot flash recovery recovery,img
You should have a CWM recovery now.
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Thanks for your steps.....I already followed the tutorial http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2010312 and running Android KitKat 4.4 now

vinay28761 said:
Thanks for your steps.....I already followed the tutorial http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2010312 and running Android KitKat 4.4 now
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i am golad you are now running KitKat but to be honest searching for the instructions that you found should of been the first thing you did prior to starting a thread. There are a few tutorials out there. Hopefully your next venture into android you will take a moment to search...
Glad you are now on 4.4 enjoy my friend

Hi can you not just use the flash all.bat file contained in the factory image files instead of flashing the images separately?
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(Solved) Error while flashing 4.4 - failed to allocate memory
Tried installing KitKat on Nexus4. The package was downladed from google's page, the checksum verification was also fine. But when I tried to flash the the new firmware got the below error.
E:\kitkat\occam-krt16o>fastboot -w update image-occam-krt16o.zip
archive does not contain 'boot.sig'
archive does not contain 'recovery.sig'
failed to allocate 717312552 bytes
error: update package missing system.img
If any of you have seen this before, let me know how to overcome this.
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: The issue was with the PC - It had low memory and thus failed to allocate memory. My initial thought was that it failed to allocate memory on the phone!

[GUIDE] Root H815 v20e without installing TWRP

I've been trying for the last couple of days to root my MM G4 H815 v20e but all the guides I've tried to follow have either wanted TWRP installed before rooting, or root being required before installing TWRP. No matter which TWRP I tried, none would install. Yeah, the install would succeed ok, but when I tried rebooting into recovery all I got was the dead robot. Then I came across a method for running TWRP as a boot img and installing root from there. And it worked 100%, first time. So I'm putting this method on here so anyone else having the same problems as I had, can root their phone.
This is non-destructive but, as usual, I take no responsibility for you wandering from the path and breaking something. You will need an unlocked bootloader, instructions here, and your warranty will most definitely be invalidated after this. The original instructions were in Turkish, so many thanks to the original poster, and to Google Translate for at least making it understandable.
So I take it we're all sure what we're doing with adb, fastboot etc? This is serious stuff so if you don't think you're up to it, don't try it until you are. I'm just posting the method for rooting, the other stuff can be easily found. Plus it helps you understand the system of searching.
So when you're ready, connect your phone to your pc by USB cable, ensure USB Debugging is enabled, and off we go:
Step 1 - Visit https://dl.twrp.me/h815/ and download twrp-3.0.2-0-h815.img to your sdk/platform-tools folder. Rename it to "twrp.img". Copy this file to either the root of your internal memory or external sd card.
Step 2 - download SU zip from here https://download.chainfire.eu/921/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.65-20151226141550.zip and rename it to "su.zip". Copy it to either the root of your phone's internal memory or sd card
Step 3 - switch to your sdk/platform-tools folder, shift and right-click on a white space and select "Open command window here"
Step 4 - type "adb reboot bootloader" [ENTER] then type "fastboot boot twrp.img" [ENTER]
TWRP will now run in memory
Step 5 - As TWRP isn't actually installed, you'll need to swipe the switch at the bottom to allow it to modify your phone
Step 6 - Tap Install and select su.zip. Select "Zip signature verification".
Step 7 - Swipe the switch at the bottom to flash the zip.
Step 8 - It would be a good idea at this point to also flash the TWRP. go back to the install screen. As it is an img file and not a zip you want to flash, tap the "Install Image" button at the bottom right, choose the twrp.img file you copied to the phone, and swipe to flash.
When complete, tap the Reboot button, choose Recovery and your phone should now boot into TWRP. Now choose to reboot to System and allow your phone to restart (it may take a while longer than normal and may reboot , mine did once).
And that's your phone rooted. Install Root Checker from the Play Store and run it to confirm your phone has been rooted.

Unlocked bootloader, I guess, yes?

cesedy said:
Unlocked bootloader, I guess, yes?
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Without unlocking the bootloader he wouldn't be even able to boot the twrp img, since its unsigned by LG!

This is common sense
If I unlock the bootloader I´ll also fire up the twrp (not boot but simply flash twrp)
Root is just optional there

U rock man!!!
100% working!!!! i've been looking for this for so long and all tutorials were complicated and hard to follow and you came with this simple tutotial xD i have the same lg g4 h815 20e. You are the real MVP!!!:highfive:

But why? Why wouldn't you just install TWRP seeing as you've unlocked the bootloader, might as well make your life easier in the long run...
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot boot twrp.img
copy twrp.img to internal storage
in twrp -> install -> images -> twrp.img -> select recovery and swipe to install
Can't install TWRP via fastboot (fastboot flash recovery twrp.img doesn't work properly, have to flash the twrp.img inside TWRP itself).

dontpannic said:
But why? Why wouldn't you just install TWRP seeing as you've unlocked the bootloader, might as well make your life easier in the long run...
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot boot twrp.img
copy twrp.img to internal storage
in twrp -> install -> images -> twrp.img -> select recovery and swipe to install
Can't install TWRP via fastboot (fastboot flash recovery twrp.img doesn't work properly, have to flash the twrp.img inside TWRP itself).
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Exactly, makes no sense
Sent from my LG-H815 using Tapatalk

Will it work on LG G4 H815 V10d ? anyone tried it ? I hate it not having root, thats the first phone i have so many problems rooting it...
already unlocked my bootloader...
thanks...

snail22 said:
Will it work on LG G4 H815 V10d ? anyone tried it ? I hate it not having root, thats the first phone i have so many problems rooting it...
already unlocked my bootloader...
thanks...
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Since you have unlocked bootloader anything will work
you can simply boot the twrp (like the op shows) and flash supersu
or rather -> copy twrp img to the internal, boot twrp (look op) and flash the twrp img (tap first the zip/img checkbox) --it will ask where to flash -> select recovery, don´t tap boot...
Then you might also flash the supersu
and now you have twrp and root

bender_007 said:
or rather -> copy twrp img to the internal, boot twrp (look op) and flash the twrp img (tap first the zip/img checkbox) --it will ask where to flash -> select recovery, don´t tap boot...
Then you might also flash the supersu
and now you have twrp and root
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Great, This looks like what I want, will try in the evening, if this work, I will be able to use TASKER AGAIN !! hooray :laugh:

The problem with the boot loop is only in the devices that are bootloader unlocked ? My H815 (506) is locked...and i was thinking at unlock the bootloader, but, i am "afraid" of the boot loop.

No, it's random
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Its because of a hardware problem, isnt?
Sent from my LG-H815 using XDA-Developers mobile app

Exactly, we have a poll about it but I see sone 505, 506 users wanted to re-vote because their phones died. :/
Sent from my LG-H815 using Tapatalk

Did work h815 TWN ? I need to root or unlock bootloader. Help me pl0x

Hey,
I have H815 6.0 with locked bootloader v20e
will this work for me? or i have to unlock the bootloader first? i just want root

can i use this method for v20d? thx.

After typing "adb reboot bootloader" phone restarts to bootloader. And thats it. Typing "fastboot boot twrp.img" does nothing but writes <...> is not recognized as and internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Whats going on? Also if i type adb devices there is empty list of devices attached

xyster13 said:
After typing "adb reboot bootloader" phone restarts to bootloader. And thats it. Typing "fastboot boot twrp.img" does nothing but writes <...> is not recognized as and internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Whats going on? Also if i type adb devices there is empty list of devices attached
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You don't have fastboot installed, or you're typing the command wrong.
c:> adb reboot bootloader
c:> fastboot boot twrp.img

What happens if I want to go back to stock, will the device remain as it was before rooting and will receive OTAs and allow device encryption and all?

Message of dm-verity on TWRP Recovery website

I'm using android Pie(stock rom) on mi a1. I want to flash Lineageos for microG. On TWRP Recovery website, it says this device(mi a1-tissot) uses dm-verity and in order to bypass dm-verity's boot prevention, you will have to install a kernel that has dm-verity disabled in fastboot.
I'm completely new in the realm of flashing custom roms. And no website and youtube video talks about dm-verity in a clear manner:crying:. So what steps exactly should I follow to install Lineageos for microG?
Also, my phone(data) is encrypted. And I can't find a way to decrypt it. Will it affect flashing TWRP Recovery or Lineageos?

wHY did not anybody answer guys?

Here are the steps to install TWRP and maybe a custom ROM:
1.Make sure to have USB Debugging activated
2.Put the Mi A1 in Fastboot Mode(Volume Down+Power)
3.Connect your phone to your PC
4.Make sure to have downloaded platform-tools
5.Download the .img TWRP file and copy it in the platform-tools folder
6.Hold Shift and right Click in the platform-tools folder,and click onpen a PowerShell window here
7.Type fastboot devices or .\fastboot devices(for me the second worked)
8.Now write fastboot boot twrp.xx.xx.xx.img(here Goes the name of your .img TWRP file)
9.After 15 seconds,you will probably see a warning that asks You to swipe to allow modifications.Don't swipe.Press on:Keep read only.
10.From this point,You can install every custom ROM,You can install Magisk.
Hope this helped You out!

TheAlmigthyOne said:
Here are the steps to install TWRP and maybe a custom ROM:
1.Make sure to have USB Debugging activated
2.Put the Mi A1 in Fastboot Mode(Volume Down+Power)
3.Connect your phone to your PC
4.Make sure to have downloaded platform-tools
5.Download the .img TWRP file and copy it in the platform-tools folder
6.Hold Shift and right Click in the platform-tools folder,and click onpen a PowerShell window here
7.Type fastboot devices or .\fastboot devices(for me the second worked)
8.Now write fastboot boot twrp.xx.xx.xx.img(here Goes the name of your .img TWRP file)
9.After 15 seconds,you will probably see a warning that asks You to swipe to allow modifications.Don't swipe.Press on:Keep read only.
10.From this point,You can install every custom ROM,You can install Magisk.
Hope this helped You out!
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I found this thread by doing something wrong that you mentioned. I didn't swipe to allow modifications and now the TWRP can't flash anything. Tried every remedy I can find but nothing. It can wipe system though, but not restore it so now I'm stuck in bootloops. Damn, idk what to do.

Dear Zentom,for me,that method worked.But,I can help you get out of that situation
1.Make sure to have your bootloader unlocked
2.Download the stock ROM for Mi A1
3.Boot into Fastboot Mode
4.Extract the stock ROM archive
5.Copy all the extracted files into the platform-tools folder
6.Find a .bat file names "flash-all"
7.Open it
8.After 15 minutes or so,your phone will boot.
Hope I helped you!

TheAlmigthyOne said:
Dear Zentom,for me,that method worked.But,I can help you get out of that situation
1.Make sure to have your bootloader unlocked
2.Download the stock ROM for Mi A1
3.Boot into Fastboot Mode
4.Extract the stock ROM archive
5.Copy all the extracted files into the platform-tools folder
6.Find a .bat file names "flash-all"
7.Open it
8.After 15 minutes or so,your phone will boot.
Hope I helped you!
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Thanks, but I flashed the stock rom from twrp anyway. Though I had to flash the October 2019 ROM. Do you know anywhere where one can get an updated one?

If You want the latest stock ROM,this is:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yVWv4hiTSk-3zai-4u2c2OcLpRdFL_J6/view

how to root 11.0.7.7.IN11AA

Hi,
I just bought 8 pro and couldnt find a thread on how to root 11.0.7.7 and unlock the bootloader.
Could someone please guide me.
thanks

issuewith4ghelp said:
Hi,
I just bought 8 pro and couldnt find a thread on how to root 11.0.7.7 and unlock the bootloader.
Could someone please guide me.
thanks
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To unlock bootloader here are the steps:-
1. Enable Developer options by going to settings-About Phone and then keep tapping build number until a dialogue comes saying developer options are enabled/unlocked/on.
2. Go to Developer options by :-
Settings-system-Developer options.
3. Enable OEM Unlocking.
4. Enable USB debugging.
5. Now be on ur PC.
6. Install latest adb and fastboot drivers. (U can install these):-
SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Studio | Android Developers
Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK.
developer.android.com
7. Make a adb folder in local disk of ur PC and paste the fastboot drivers there.
8. Reboot ur OP8T to bootloader after shutting down ur phone by holding power button+ both the volume buttons.
9. Open command prompt in ur PC and connect ur OP8T to ur PC via a USB cable and enter fastboot.
10. Enter:-
fastboot devices
11.After that Enter:-
fastboot flashing unlock
12. Enjoy! Ur bootloader is unlocked.
Steps to root without patching boot image on OOS/Custom ROMs:-
1. Unlock your bootloader.
2. Download LOS recovery from from lineage os homepage
3. Transfer LOS recovery file to your PC and reboot to bootloader.
4. Connect your phone to your PC and open cmd and do this command:-
fastboot flash recovery <filename>.img
5. Reboot to recovery.
6. Click on Apply update.
7. Click on Apply via ADB.
8. Now on ur PC download magisk apk and rename it to magisk.zip, open cmd and do this command:-
adb start-server
9. Open cmd and do this command:-
adb sideload magisk.zip
A prompt saying "Signature Verification Failed, Do you want to install" will show on your phone, click Yes and wait for the installation to complete (It'll show installation complete status 0 on your phone)
10. Reboot to System.
11. Download magisk apk on phone and install it and click ok on the magisk prompt (Your phone will reboot).
12. Voila! Your device is successfully rooted

Thanks worked! any ways to enable to "xray" camera back?

issuewith4ghelp said:
Thanks worked! any ways to enable to "xray" camera back?
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[GUIDE][ROOT][MAGISK] Photochrom Filter Enabler
Disclaimer: you accept responsibility by flashing this magisk module to your device at your own risk. If you experience any issues with Magisk, please refer to https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/issues This magisk module was created by...
forum.xda-developers.com
Maybe this

issuewith4ghelp said:
This is a easy fast way to update OOS in the future..
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I do it this way. Due to the global not showing up... Only the incremental seems to be accessible anymore...
issuewith4ghelp said:
How to update to newest global AA build with root, There is no computer needed. Just restore stock boot img backup from exkm, then go into magisk > uninstall > restore images. Then go to OTA and it will let you install no issues. Then, before rebooting, but after OTA install, go back into magisk, click install, install to inactive slot (after OTA) option. Then reboot. You’ve successfully ota updated and kept root in the process, now remember to take a new boot img backup
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Is it true that if I have root, mobilerm payments via NFC will not work?

OnePlus 8 TMO Magisk boot image IN2017_11_C.43

It took a bit of work to root OnePlus 8 T-Mobile version on the latest Android 12 update. I am a long time lurker and simply I wished someone else had posted the boot image to save me time. Can be simply flashed using fastboot commands.
Please check to make sure you are on the latest update from T-Mobile and that software version is: IN2017_11_C.43 Android 12 Security update November 5, 2022.
Installation instructions:
*You must have your phone unlocked for any carrier otherwise OEM unlocking will be unable to set.*
#1 go to settings, about device. TAP software version five times to enable developer options under system settings. Go to developer options and tick the following options:
a OEM Unlocking
b Enable USB debugging
#2 Download the OnePlus 8 Windows drivers and ADB fastboot drivers if your using a PC or Termux from F-Droid if using another rooted phone.
PC instructions:
Go to the directory you installed ADB and Fastboot. Open the command prompt by either right click on an empty space in that folder and finding command prompt or going to the directory tree and typing cmd and hit enter. Inside the Windows command prompt the root directory should be the same folder as your ADB and fastboot executables. Move the attached boot image to the same folder as your ADB and fastboot executables and rename it boot.img. Attach your phone to your PC and run the following commands:
adb devices
This command is so you can check to see if your PC is correctly configured and it should send you a notification on your phone to allow debugging from your PC, make sure you will allow it always.
adb reboot fastboot
This command will reboot your phone into fastboot mode. Do not select any you on your phone and only type in the following commands on your PC.
fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b boot.img
This command will flash the magisk modified boot image which will grant you root access to your phone.
fastboot reboot
This command will reboot your phone. Congrats, your now rooted on the latest Android 12 update for your T-Mobile Oneplus 8!

what attached boot img?

zeromonarch said:
what attached boot img?
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I must've somehow missed it too. I cant find any boot image to download

If only there were the elusive boot image...
It could have saved my ass from the current double-slotted brick I sit upon!

Does anyone have the boot image for the latest T-Mobile update?
IN2017_11_C.45
in fact this isn't even the latest as there is a new update waiting for me with the new security release or security update but I haven't updated yet also does this wipe data?