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TL;DR: (story in second post)
As always, everything you do is at your own risk. I'm not responsible for your phone running away or any nuclear wars.
1. Edit the content of /persist/wlan_mac.bin using a file manager with root access (e.g. Solid Explorer) and change the first two lines to your desired MAC. It's a good idea to keep the first 3 bytes (the OUI), or bad things may happen.
2. Using a terminal emulator (e.g. Termux), execute the following commands:
Code:
su
chattr +i /persist/wlan_mac.bin
And done! You may have to switch airplane mode on and off.
I just got my new OnePlus 5T, and of course, one of the first things I want to do is to change my MAC address. I immediately spotted the file:
Code:
/persist/wlan_mac.bin
But even if I hadn't, tools like my overseer can find it automatically for us.
So the file is in a standard directory for Qualcomm chips. Using Solid Explorer (with root access), I modified the file's content to change the first two lines to my desired MAC address. I then switched airplane mode on and off and..... it didn't work? I quickly checked the file content again - it had reverted back. Ouch.
To combat this, I ran my overseer tool, but to no avail. There was no obvious file containing our MAC, only symlinks to this one. I then figured that maybe the system caches the value somewhere, and restores it when I toggle airplane mode (spoiler: it doesn't).
Well, the next attempt is mainstream: write-protect the file (set it to immutable). Using a terminal emulator (e.g. Termux), I executed:
Code:
su
chattr +i /persist/wlan_mac.bin
Airplane mode on and off... and it works! I restarted the phone and verified our success. Now, one last question burdened me. Was the system caching the MAC address? I removed the immutable attribute after the restart (so the new MAC would have been cached) and after I switched airplane mode -- original MAC was restored! So the system is doing something else to stop us.
Anyways, the current method works flawlessly and I shall refrain from digging any further just now.
Good luck!
i did whatever you mentioned here. after i set it to immutable, wifi wasn't working, mac address was 02:00:00:00:00:00 . i couldn't even edit the file because i set it to immutable. so i had to remove the immutation by using -i command. i still wanna know how to change my mac address. please help me out
aneesh12 said:
i did whatever you mentioned here. after i set it to immutable, wifi wasn't working, mac address was 02:00:00:00:00:00 . i couldn't even edit the file because i set it to immutable. so i had to remove the immutation by using -i command. i still wanna know how to change my mac address. please help me out
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Hey,
You have to edit the file before you set the immutable flag, otherwise you'll get access denied just like you observed. Unless you messed up the content of the file I see no reason you are getting an invalid MAC. Make sure you preserve the first 3 bytes (the OUI) when setting a new MAC.
ViRb3 said:
Hey,
You have to edit the file before you set the immutable flag, otherwise you'll get access denied just like you observed. Unless you messed up the content of the file I see no reason you are getting an invalid MAC. Make sure you preserve the first 3 bytes (the OUI) when setting a new MAC.
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is there no way to change the whole Mac address(including the OUI)?
aneesh12 said:
is there no way to change the whole Mac address(including the OUI)?
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Sure you can, as long as you use a valid OUI. While using a made-up OUI won't affect you in the short-term, some (public) hotspots could block you.
okay, by your method, i could change the mac address but not completely, only the last 4 digits. i searched for woan_mac.bin . this is what i found. these files might be causing for you to reverting back to the original mac address after removing the immutation.
I tried to change mac address of my OP5T completely to my laptop's(lenovo thinkpad) mac address
system is reading that address in reverse fashion.
eg. i put Aa:Ba:Ccd:Ee:Ff at the first line of wlan_mac.bin then system is showing Ff:Eed:Cc:Bb:Aa as mac after airplan mod on/off
I kinda doubt too many folks are still using a first gen moto e (xt830c..), however if you
are heres a little - albeit late - love from the cactus patch! I had one of these given to
me a week or so ago, so I set out to root it and what not. Welps, root'in wasn't tootin since
BL couldnt be unlocked.. Until I stumbled upon the Aleph Security initroot path to gaining adb
shell root via command line injection exploit. Woot! So I set out to do this, and succeeded after
a little head banging. Heres how it works:
Boot phone into fastboot mode (volume down + power)
fastboot flash a malicious image to a non-existent partition
set a utag variable via fastboot oem config command
resume booting.
The utag variable set is actually the memnory location aboot will find the malicious payload
at in the form of a ramdisk init string. This string is added to the command line, forcing aboot
to populate the filesystem with the malicious ramdisk contents. This allows you to replace init with a edited copy that sets selinux to permissive, and replaces adbd with a hacked copy.
I decided to take things one step further, and modified this to load TWRP. And hey, it werx gr8!
Anyhow, useage has been beaver-proofed. Extract the motoinit.zip to a folder. Put your phone intofastboot mode, then run init-root.cmd to load the payload for root adb shell, or run init-twrp.cmd to boot into TWRP recovery. These exploits aren't (currently...) persistent, so they would need ran each time you wanted into TWRP or wanted a shell root session. Also, once you are done you'll need to drop back to fastboot mode again and run init-fixbootloop.cmd. This will unset the UTAG variable and allow you to boot normally.
I have an XT830C too. TWRP worked for me and boots, but problem is I get the line "INFOPermission denied" after the flash on both init-xxxx.cmd files on the command prompt, even if I ran it as administrator. Rooting still doesn't work for me. Wish someone found a way to decipher the bootloader unlock code.
Hi everyone. I'm scratching my head here and struggling to find a solution that doesn't require root.
I've got a hosts file that I love as it blocks nearly all advert servers on my phone.
I know there are several adblocking apps but they all require root.
I have had to remove root as I have some critical apps that still don;t work, even after hiding magisk from the apps within the Magisk Manager.
I've got a magisk patched image that I can "fastboot boot" with and can edit the hosts file (after remounting /system as rw) but when I then reboot afterwards, the hosts file has been overwritten.
Can anyone help me please or give me a pointer of how to make the hosts edits remain following a reboot?
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I am using stock ROM with latest August patches on my Mi A1
You can't without root even if you do it your system partition will be modified and it will result in phone not booting or just safetynet won't pass.
Use a vpn or I'm pretty sure there's app that can fake a vpn with a ad ban list
Dead-neM said:
You can't without root even if you do it your system partition will be modified and it will result in phone not booting or just safetynet won't pass.
Use a vpn or I'm pretty sure there's app that can fake a vpn with a ad ban list
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Interesting idea regarding spoof VPN.
Do you know how the hosts file is generated? If it's copied over from somewhere during boot then could I edit the source file it's copied from?
If it's generated procedurally, might I be able to script it to add my edits during creation?
wodgey said:
Interesting idea regarding spoof VPN.
Do you know how the hosts file is generated? If it's copied over from somewhere during boot then could I edit the source file it's copied from?
If it's generated procedurally, might I be able to script it to add my edits during creation?
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System partition ? so that's a good idea but you'll have to compile a rom to change this file. On Linux distro the host file is a thing you can modify easily. On android it's just deprecated by google as it's use mostly used as an adfilter. And google is an ad company. That's my guess.
Anyway host file will always need root even on Linux.
Simply because it can be used against you.
The problem is more on apps that blocks you because you're rooted than being rooted for changing this file.
If any app could modify host then bang you go to YouTube and it redirect you to something else.
Maybe for you it's just an adblock file but it's a little more than that.
So sorry but it's root or vpn.
Dead-neM said:
System partition ? so that's a good idea but you'll have to compile a rom to change this file. On Linux distro the host file is a thing you can modify easily. On android it's just deprecated by google as it's use mostly used as an adfilter. And google is an ad company. That's my guess.
Anyway host file will always need root even on Linux.
Simply because it can be used against you.
The problem is more on apps that blocks you because you're rooted than being rooted for changing this file.
If any app could modify host then bang you go to YouTube and it redirect you to something else.
Maybe for you it's just an adblock file but it's a little more than that.
So sorry but it's root or vpn.
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So? Could I possibly extract the system.img from the stock ROM, make the edits there and then recompile?
(I've got a copy of payload.bin that I extracted a few weeks ago, when trying to flash the August security patches (this was before I did a compete flash of stock ROM using fastboot)
That actually seems like it wouldn't take too much effort
wodgey said:
So? Could I possibly extract the system.img from the stock ROM, make the edits there and then recompile?
(I've got a copy of payload.bin that I extracted a few weeks ago, when trying to flash the August security patches (this was before I did a compete flash of stock ROM using fastboot)
That actually seems like it wouldn't take too much effort
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This will lead to a corrupt system partition modified. As i said the worse thing is you could not boot and the good just won't pass safetynet.
Dead-neM said:
This will lead to a corrupt system partition modified. As i said the worse thing is you could not boot and the good just won't pass safetynet.
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Ok I understand.
How does the device 'know' that the system partition is corrupt? Does it perform a hash check perhaps?
How would compiling my own custom ROM avoid this same problem?
wodgey said:
Ok I understand.
How does the device 'know' that the system partition is corrupt? Does it perform a hash check perhaps?
How would compiling my own custom ROM avoid this same problem?
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It does many thing to know that its have been touched. You'll have to modify some stuff and it will work. You'll loose certification but you'll have you own rom.
Dead-neM said:
It does many thing to know that its have been touched. You'll have to modify some stuff and it will work. You'll loose certification but you'll have you own rom.
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Any chance you can outline the other stuff I'd need to change?
If it's really in-depth then don't worry but if it's just a few bullet-points that I can Google more info on, I'd appreciate it.
wodgey said:
Any chance you can outline the other stuff I'd need to change?
If it's really in-depth then don't worry but if it's just a few bullet-points that I can Google more info on, I'd appreciate it.
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Search "dm-verity" and "safetynet". The first one is what will look at any r/o partition like system and kernel. It's been a long time since i dig into this. I'm not into this anymore.
But You can disable it but you'll loose safetynet, encrypted partition etc... (i may be wrong but you got the idea). And safetynet look if partition have been modified and you are a certified device if it won't pass the banking app and apps like Pokemon go etc won't work.
Magisk hide the fact that the kernel img have been touch and most app that detect it detect just the app itself. That means magisk capability (su, hide and module)
So you could maybe compile stock rom with a custom host file. Never touch vendor partition! Make a backup before! By booting and not flashing twrp. Do not flash twrp just use the "fastboot boot command"
You'll need to make a custom kernel and system img to flash in order to do it.
I'll try to do a rom without anything modded except kernel without dm verity and system with your host and i guess it needs change too.
I dunno if it will pass safetynet after.
Just don't brick your phone ?
Keep in mind that you'll loose ota. There's a chance that the rom work with just some changes but i can be a mess to do.
Why not trying a custom rom like lineage os?
Using their supersu zip won't you be able to replace the host file then remove root?
Once you make a backup a move it to a pc as a savestate. You are free to try different solution
Dead-neM said:
Search "dm-verity" and "safetynet". The first one is what will look at any r/o partition like system and kernel. It's been a long time since i dig into this. I'm not into this anymore.
But You can disable it but you'll loose safetynet, encrypted partition etc... (i may be wrong but you got the idea). And safetynet look if partition have been modified and you are a certified device if it won't pass the banking app and apps like Pokemon go etc won't work.
Magisk hide the fact that the kernel img have been touch and most app that detect it detect just the app itself. That means magisk capability (su, hide and module)
So you could maybe compile stock rom with a custom host file. Never touch vendor partition! Make a backup before! By booting and not flashing twrp. Do not flash twrp just use the "fastboot boot command"
You'll need to make a custom kernel and system img to flash in order to do it.
I'll try to do a rom without anything modded except kernel without dm verity and system with your host and i guess it needs change too.
I dunno if it will pass safetynet after.
Just don't brick your phone ?
Keep in mind that you'll loose ota. There's a chance that the rom work with just some changes but i can be a mess to do.
Why not trying a custom rom like lineage os?
Using their supersu zip won't you be able to replace the host file then remove root?
Once you make a backup a move it to a pc as a savestate. You are free to try different solution
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Thanks for info I'll investigate later in the week when I have more time. Monday has arrived too quickly!
Appreciated though
Hi,
Just upgraded my OP5 to Android 10 official stable version. Rooted successfully with Magisk 20.4
Now I'm trying to do some changes to the system folder but they revert back when I reboot.
1- Trying to replace the emoji with another ttf file, as I always did in Pie but the file gets reverted upon restart.
2- Trying to apply hosts file for ad blocking, same issue the file gets reverted as soon as I restart.
it looks like my system partition is reverting itself for some reason, does anyone know why this happens and how to make the changes stick?
PS: I don't want to enable (Systemless hosts in Magisk) because I'm planning to unroot after doing these changes.
thanks..
medo159 said:
Hi,
Just upgraded my OP5 to Android 10 official stable version. Rooted successfully with Magisk 20.4
Now I'm trying to do some changes to the system folder but they revert back when I reboot.
1- Trying to replace the emoji with another ttf file, as I always did in Pie but the file gets reverted upon restart.
2- Trying to apply hosts file for ad blocking, same issue the file gets reverted as soon as I restart.
it looks like my system partition is reverting itself for some reason, does anyone know why this happens and how to make the changes stick?
PS: I don't want to enable (Systemless hosts in Magisk) because I'm planning to unroot after doing these changes.
thanks..
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Just forget to change hosts file manualy, use the better Adbloacker Rootless, Blokada
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Hi Mate,
Ensure to give proper permissions as follows: rw-r--r-- (0644) to the file. If it is a folder, the permissions are: rwxr-xr-x (0755)
medo159 said:
Hi,
Just upgraded my OP5 to Android 10 official stable version. Rooted successfully with Magisk 20.4
Now I'm trying to do some changes to the system folder but they revert back when I reboot.
1- Trying to replace the emoji with another ttf file, as I always did in Pie but the file gets reverted upon restart.
2- Trying to apply hosts file for ad blocking, same issue the file gets reverted as soon as I restart.
it looks like my system partition is reverting itself for some reason, does anyone know why this happens and how to make the changes stick?
PS: I don't want to enable (Systemless hosts in Magisk) because I'm planning to unroot after doing these changes.
thanks..
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You can't mount the system partition as rw directly in Android 10. Here's a thread by topjohnwu (slightly technical, but give it a read) on why: https://twitter.com/topjohnwu/status/1259039809361739776
Hello there, I've never rooted a phone before but would love to try it with Android 12 finally coming out as stable on the OnePlus 8 Pro. So as a complete noob, can anyone walk me through it, or does anyone have a handy thread that takes me through all of it? Thank you!
Same method with OOS11 (other thread), u need full OTA OOS 12 to detached the boot.img and patch it with magisk.
- Or easier just on OOS11 rooted => update to OSS 12 (after install finished, dont reboot, go to magisk select install to inactive slot, now reboot)
dangtoi1993 said:
Same method with OOS11 (other thread), u need full OTA OOS 12 to detached the boot.img and patch it with magisk.
- Or easier just on OOS11 rooted => update to OSS 12 (after install finished, dont reboot, go to magisk select install to inactive slot, now reboot)
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Thank you! Although as I said I'm very new So if you could explain in a biiiit more noob friendly words, that would be appreciated!
andylmfao said:
Thank you! Although as I said I'm very new So if you could explain in a biiiit more noob friendly words, that would be appreciated!
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As i know, there is still no downloadable full OTA file for stable OOS 12,
then root method is root at OOS 11 then update after.
to do that, imo, u need to find read and research some old thread to know about that phone before.
its easier than someone will write here for you.
dangtoi1993 said:
As i know, there is still no downloadable full OTA file for stable OOS 12,
then root method is root at OOS 11 then update after.
to do that, imo, u need to find read and research some old thread to know about that phone before.
its easier than someone will write here for you.
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Ah okay, thank you! Do you know how long it usually takes for an OTA file to come out? Or, if you could, help me through going back to OOS11, rooting it, and then updating to OOS12 and keeping root?
andylmfao said:
Ah okay, thank you! Do you know how long it usually takes for an OTA file to come out? Or, if you could, help me through going back to OOS11, rooting it, and then updating to OOS12 and keeping root?
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I posted the patched boot img from latest OO12 Ota to another thread.
Flash it via fastboot and your are good.
BootIMG-Magisk24.3_IN2025_11_C.11
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com
xtcislove said:
I posted the patched boot img from latest OO12 Ota to another thread.
Flash it via fastboot and your are good.
BootIMG-Magisk24.3_IN2025_11_C.11
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com
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Oh wow, thank you! How do i flash it via fastboot?
andylmfao said:
Oh wow, thank you! How do i flash it via fastboot?
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I guess you already setup adb/fastboot on your pc. If not google it.
-connect phone to the pc and activate usb debugging in your phones developer settings(unlock developer settings by tapping 5 times about phone)
-run a windows shell in the folder where you setup adb and fastboot.exe
-type the following in shell
adb reboot bootloader
Your phone will boot into the bootloader
type:
fastboot flash boot BootIMG-Magisk24.3_IN2025_11_C.11.img
xtcislove said:
I guess you already setup adb/fastboot on your pc. If not google it.
-connect phone to the pc and activate usb debugging in your phones developer settings(unlock developer settings by tapping 5 times about phone)
-run a windows shell in the folder where you setup adb and fastboot.exe
-type the following in shell
adb reboot bootloader
Your phone will boot into the bootloader
type:
fastboot flash boot BootIMG-Magisk24.3_IN2025_11_C.11.img
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And that's just it? Wow! Thank you!
Edit- It just say "Waiting for the device in the Shell. What do I do? And it doesn't show up with "fastboot devices" It also says there's no driver under windows device manager.
edit 2 - nvm I figured it out, turns out I hadn't installed the USB drivers
andylmfao said:
And that's just it? Wow! Thank you!
Edit- It just say "Waiting for the device in the Shell. What do I do? And it doesn't show up with "fastboot devices" It also says there's no driver under windows device manager.
edit 2 - nvm I figured it out, turns out I hadn't installed the USB drivers
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I hope it works for you now. Have fun.
Hi, will this boot.img work for 11 C.16? If not, do you know where i can get it? Thanks
paq1170 said:
Hi, will this boot.img work for 11 C.16? If not, do you know where i can get it? Thanks
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IDk but i installed C.16 lately and have the patched image on my pc.
boot_11.C16
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com
Extracted from OnePlus8ProOxygen_11_C.16_15.E.16_OTA_1036_all_2204222258_57eced36 and patched with Magisk24.3.
I'm guessing that it's not a good idea to OTA root from oos11 to 12?
omega552003 said:
I'm guessing that it's not a good idea to OTA root from oos11 to 12?
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What do you mean? To preserve root with the inactive slot method within magisk?
I root my device with flashing a patched boot img.
xtcislove said:
What do you mean? To preserve root with the inactive slot method within magisk?
I root my device with flashing a patched boot img.
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Well that how yo'd normally do it, but for some reason when you do that on the OOS12 upgrade its get really weird.
xtcislove said:
IDk but i installed C.16 lately and have the patched image on my pc.
boot_11.C16
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com
Extracted from OnePlus8ProOxygen_11_C.16_15.E.16_OTA_1036_all_2204222258_57eced36 and patched with Magisk24.3.
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Do you have C.20 version?
gzyms said:
Do you have C.20 version?
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No.
Simply download the Prebuild binaries from here.
[TOOL] A QUICK Android OTA payload dumper
Made with Go. By utilizing goroutines, this can extract img files from (full) OTA payload.bin really quickly. See how fast this is: https://i.imgur.com/adpijqf Source Code: https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go Prebuilt binaries...
forum.xda-developers.com
Edit: That is the payload dumper im using.
(ROOT) Android 11 / Latest stock and patched img's / payload dumper / magisk_patched guides
Hi all, Have seen a lot of requests for patched boot images on these threads so thought i'd share a guide on how to get it yourself as well as all the files required, plus the patched boot.img if you just want to go ahead and boot/flash it...
forum.xda-developers.com
6.58 MB folder on MEGA
4 files and 3 subfolders
mega.nz
And download the C.20 update from here.
[OnePlus 8 Pro][ROM][OTA][Oxygen OS] Repo of Oxygen OS Builds
As OnePlus doesn't always provide download links for all of their OxygenOS ROMs & OTA update zips, we've created an index to put the links in one post so that they're easy to find. Note: This is not a support thread for issues you may have with...
forum.xda-developers.com
Use payload dumper to extract the boot image and copy it to yout device
Install Magisk apk on your device (does not matter if it has root or not)
patch the boot image, copy the patched image to your pc and you have a patched boot image for C.20.
xtcislove said:
No.
Simply download the Prebuild binaries from here.
[TOOL] A QUICK Android OTA payload dumper
Made with Go. By utilizing goroutines, this can extract img files from (full) OTA payload.bin really quickly. See how fast this is: https://i.imgur.com/adpijqf Source Code: https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go Prebuilt binaries...
forum.xda-developers.com
And download the C.20 update from here.
[OnePlus 8 Pro][ROM][OTA][Oxygen OS] Repo of Oxygen OS Builds
As OnePlus doesn't always provide download links for all of their OxygenOS ROMs & OTA update zips, we've created an index to put the links in one post so that they're easy to find. Note: This is not a support thread for issues you may have with...
forum.xda-developers.com
Use payload dumper to extract the boot image and copy it to yout device
Install Magisk apk on your device (does not matter if it has root or not)
patch the boot image, copy the patched image to your pc and you have a patched boot image for C.20.
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This is not as easy as you might think. The default payload dumper (and the Go version) cannot handle these incremental OTAs:
Processing boot partitionUnsupported type = 9 · Issue #10 · vm03/payload_dumper
Hi, @vm03! :) Is there a solution to this problem? Only boot.img didn't succeed. I have Nokia 4.2 Thanks! Log: (.py) PS D:\Downloads\1> python payload_dumper.py --diff payload.bin Processing aboot ...
github.com
Instead you need to use this:
GitHub - mrslezak/update_payload_extractor
Contribute to mrslezak/update_payload_extractor development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
Unfortunately, this payload extractor fork is broken on windows. I had to set up a Ubuntu VM to run it.
The entire process took the majority of my afternoon
Attached is the extracted boot.img, both magisk patched and unpatched. Hopefully it saves others some time.
Swap_File said:
This is not as easy as you might think. The default payload dumper (and the Go version) cannot handle these incremental OTAs:
Processing boot partitionUnsupported type = 9 · Issue #10 · vm03/payload_dumper
Hi, @vm03! :) Is there a solution to this problem? Only boot.img didn't succeed. I have Nokia 4.2 Thanks! Log: (.py) PS D:\Downloads\1> python payload_dumper.py --diff payload.bin Processing aboot ...
github.com
Instead you need to use this:
GitHub - mrslezak/update_payload_extractor
Contribute to mrslezak/update_payload_extractor development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
Unfortunately, this payload extractor fork is broken on windows. I had to set up a Ubuntu VM to run it.
The entire process took the majority of my afternoon
Attached is the extracted boot.img, both magisk patched and unpatched. Hopefully it saves others some time.
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You are right. I posted the wrong payload dumper.
I am using the one from here and it worked with every payload i tried.
(ROOT) Android 11 / Latest stock and patched img's / payload dumper / magisk_patched guides
Hi all, Have seen a lot of requests for patched boot images on these threads so thought i'd share a guide on how to get it yourself as well as all the files required, plus the patched boot.img if you just want to go ahead and boot/flash it...
forum.xda-developers.com
6.58 MB folder on MEGA
4 files and 3 subfolders
mega.nz
I guess the other one is quicker but im using this and it works. I edit my old post.
Swap_File said:
This is not as easy as you might think. The default payload dumper (and the Go version) cannot handle these incremental OTAs:
Processing boot partitionUnsupported type = 9 · Issue #10 · vm03/payload_dumper
Hi, @vm03! :) Is there a solution to this problem? Only boot.img didn't succeed. I have Nokia 4.2 Thanks! Log: (.py) PS D:\Downloads\1> python payload_dumper.py --diff payload.bin Processing aboot ...
github.com
Instead you need to use this:
GitHub - mrslezak/update_payload_extractor
Contribute to mrslezak/update_payload_extractor development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
Unfortunately, this payload extractor fork is broken on windows. I had to set up a Ubuntu VM to run it.
The entire process took the majority of my afternoon
Attached is the extracted boot.img, both magisk patched and unpatched. Hopefully it saves others some time.
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Can we use this attached boot img on IN2011_11_C.20 (India)?