9.0.10 dump - OnePlus 6T Questions & Answers

Does anyone have the boot.img file for v9.0.10

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US996 - Boot.img // Magisk

I was wondering if anybody had a stock boot.img for the US996, version h if its important.
The reason I'm looking for it is to install magisk on my device. I'm on WETA if it matters.
NOTE:
I downloaded the .kdz from lg-firmwares but it didnt seem to contain a 'boot.img' file, and the only source I've found for a boot.img is at
Code:
https://build.nethunter.com/misc/us996/v10d/?C=N&O=D
but it seems this is a very old version (assuming they change).
Thanks!
Also, If anyone has tips/guide for installing magisk on the US996 it would be awesome! Been having some troubles with it.
Give a thanks to @dwertz for this post, it might help.
dwertz said:
For Verizon:
You don't need to do the entire root process over. Get the KDZ for 12A from here https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/vs995-kdz-t3527538
Get the LGExtract tool from here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2600575
Extract the kdz. It will be a bunch of files and a dz file. Extract the dz file. There should be a boot_6.bin file. Rename it to boot.img. Put that on your sdcard
Here is the link to my VS995 boot.img (This is the already extracted VS995 12A boot.img) skip the above steps https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-JjsdrM6j0bQWRuVTNkX1FkWHc/view?usp=sharing
Magisk
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
UnSu https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63615067&postcount=2439
Install a terminal emulator - it makes it easier.
Make sure you have these files below on your sdcard:
boot.img from above kdz that you extracted
Magisk 11.1.zip
UnSU.zip
ReStock1.0 kernel
1. Install the Magisk Manager App
2. Go into SuperSu app do a full unroot.
3. Go into Terminal emulator and type "Reboot Recovery"
4. In TWRP Flash UnSu.zip (to remove any traces of SU)
5. Flash boot.img (this is the stock boot.img)
6. Flash Magisk.zip (magisk contains its own SU)
7. Flash ReStock 1.0 kernel.
8. Reboot
9. Open Magisk app and check to see if Safetynet passes. It should.
Maybe I will upload the boot.img when I get home from work to make the process a little easier.
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Here's a US996 10h stock boot image,
https://mega.nz/#!SZoQBITQ!PUl1Q4wFb2rVMv8qzbf8p1Jp6yp8sFwRLSW8LnrszaM
Extracted from the kdz
McNutnut said:
Here's a US996 10h stock boot image,
https://mega.nz/#!SZoQBITQ!PUl1Q4wFb2rVMv8qzbf8p1Jp6yp8sFwRLSW8LnrszaM
Extracted from the kdz
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Where is the boot.img file? is it 'system.img'?

DP2 Q Beta (T-Mobile) with magisk looking for patched twrp

Hi I got DP2 to run on T-Mobile with magisk by patching the boot.img with magisk manager and after flashing images and formatting. I was wondering if anyone had a patched boot with twrp. I guess the recovery is inside the boot img for dp2 and maybe even dp3 I was hoping someone could share it I'll patch it again with magisk manager and make a shared backup so others could try and maybe get dp3 to work ,I've tried, thought I got it , and failed.
But yeah thanks for the time
On stable version I used 9.0.11
Unpack the dp2 zip and flash the system.img, vendor.img, and boot.img using twrp
format the system, vendor, boot
Reboot bootloader and flash the vbmeta
fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
Once boot download magisk and upload same boot.img to phone and patch using magisk manager

[GUIDE] Magisk for OxygenOS 11

Instructions​- Download the magisk_patched.img
- Reboot your device in bootloader-fastboot mode
- Flash the patched_boot.img in the boot partition:
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
replace "boot.img" with the magisk_patched.img path
However, it is recommended to test the boot image by temporarily booting it first instead of flashing it:
Code:
fastboot boot boot.img
- Reboot the device
- Install Magisk Manager
Links​​Magisk​​Beta​
Open Beta 1
Spoiler: Global
Stock Image
Patched
Open Beta 2
Spoiler: Global
Patched
Open Beta 3
Spoiler: Global
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
Open Beta 10
Spoiler: Global, Europe
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
Open Beta 12
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
Stable​
11.0.0
Spoiler: Europe
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: Global
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
11.0.1.1
Spoiler: Europe
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: Global
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
11.0.3.3
Spoiler: Europe
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
11.0.4.4
Spoiler: Europe
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: Global
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
11.0.5.5
Spoiler: Europe
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: Global
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
11.0.6.6
Spoiler: Europe
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: Global
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
11.0.7.7
Spoiler: Europe
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: Global
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
11.0.8.8
Spoiler: Europe
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: Global
Stock
Patched
Spoiler: India
Stock
Patched
11.0.9.9
Spoiler: Global
Stock
Patched
Repository:
https://github.com/k4ustu3h/instantnoodle-boot-images
Is there any way to get Magisk Modules working on Android 11. I cannot flash any zip as a module from the Manager app.
This method did not work for me. I extracted my boot myself, patched it and installed it later by fastboot and it appears to me that it is not installed.
vinayak.s19 said:
Is there any way to get Magisk Modules working on Android 11. I cannot flash any zip as a module from the Manager app.
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There are some modules like Looki75 Product Sans font, Google Dialer Framework and JoyPixels that are working on my phone. But some others like Swift Installer are not working. And I haven't figured out a fix yet.
Is this for the OnePlus 8 or OnePlus 8 Pro?
Don't know if I'm doing something wrong:
Code:
[email protected]:~/Downloads$ fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
target reported max download size of 805306368 bytes
sending 'boot_a' (43504 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.354s]
writing 'boot_a'...
OKAY [ 0.133s]
finished. total time: 1.488s
I reboot and Magisk Manager says it is not installed.
I have the OnePlus 8 IN2013.
Flash to slot b
TheKnux said:
Is this for the OnePlus 8 or OnePlus 8 Pro?
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For the OnePlus 8
this method dont work
Any word if this works for TMO devices on the global ROM?
Sure it'll not work, apex folder wasn't created inside the ramdisk, there's a bug with it, just create empty apex folder and repatch it with magisk, it'll work.
Shinsen26 said:
Sure it'll not work, apex folder wasn't created inside the ramdisk, there's a bug with it, just create empty apex folder and repatch it with magisk, it'll work.
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Link with one already patched ramdisk and patched Magisk?
NikoZBK said:
Any word if this works for TMO devices on the global ROM?
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Yes it works. just had to do a flash boot_b (file name)
esjames said:
Yes it works. just had to do a flash boot_b (file name)
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Didn't work for me. Tried patching the patched boot then flashing, tried flashing to both slots separately, tried flashing to both slots altogether, ends up on bootloop every time. Mind posting your steps?
Are you using the Canary build of Magisk Manager to patch the boot.img? I got mine working now by extracting it from the payload manually and patching that file in Magisk.
Zelete said:
Are you using the Canary build of Magisk Manager to patch the boot.img? I got mine working now by extracting it from the payload manually and patching that file in Magisk.
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Yes, I'm using the canary version of Magisk Manager. Extracted from the payload.bin as well, patched. Fastboot flashed boot_a magisk_patched.img, did the same for b. My active slot is b currently. Even tried booting the patched boot and still ended up in bootloop.
Had to manually patch with the newest canary to get root. Oddly, the manually patched boot.img is much smaller than other rooted OB1 boots floating around that don't work.
LLStarks said:
Had to manually patch with the newest canary to get root. Oddly, the manually patched boot.img is much smaller than other rooted OB1 boots floating around that don't work.
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Would you be able to upload it?
Ivixmax said:
this method dont work
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Yes it does I was able to get it to root using magisk patched image just patch your boot image with magisk and flash it in fastboot
NikoZBK said:
Any word if this works for TMO devices on the global ROM?
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Try this https://mega.nz/file/QltWwS6D#Thzo0cMefT6QL3vAdoY6fG65QcsxvSAQosTwoPFoHtc

100015685-E Stock boot.img file

Does anybody have a 100015685-E stock boot.img file to root with magisk? Is there a way to retrieve stock boot image? My device is ready for an update is there a way of retrieving image from update before applying it?

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