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For some reason I can't flash a franco kernel, I tried using CWM, CWM Touch, TWRP recoveries to flash, but nothing works.
Help please :[
arlay said:
For some reason I can't flash a franco kernel, I tried using CWM, CWM Touch, TWRP recoveries to flash, but nothing works.
Help please :[
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It is a .boot file and not a zip file and you cannot flash it with CWM, flash it with fastboot duh. adb command: fastboot flash boot [name file].
gee2012 said:
It is a .boot file and not a zip file and you cannot flash it with CWM, flash it with fastboot duh. adb command: fastboot flash boot [name file].
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I used the zip version of the kernel file not the .boot file
arlay said:
I used the zip version of the kernel file not the .boot file
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Try the img boot file. What message do you get if the install fails? Download the kernel again, maybe a corrupt download.
gee2012 said:
Try the boot file. What message do you get if the install fails? Download the kernel again, maybe a corrupt download.
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I don't get any message. The kernel flashes, but when I check the kernel version it lists my old kernel.
Hi guys, I had read many posts about rooting essential phone. But those articles aren't mention if it is suitable for android Pie version. Is there anyone knows how to root my essential phone with Pie 9.0 ??
See this thread.
prabs99 said:
See this thread.
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Thanks for your reply. I had read this thread. But in step 4. Once you're in TWRP, install the stock boot image and then the Magisk zip.
I wonder which boot image I should install, cause both NMJ32F & NMJ20D are not same as android P build number which is "PPR1.1806.10.091".
I will appreciate for your help.:laugh:
Download the BTS (Back to Stock) file from this thread. Extract the stockboot image from the zip file. Now you flash that file from TWRP.
eric672913 said:
Thanks for your reply. I had read this thread. But in step 4. Once you're in TWRP, install the stock boot image and then the Magisk zip.
I wonder which boot image I should install, cause both NMJ32F & NMJ20D are not same as android P build number which is "PPR1.1806.10.091".
I will appreciate for your help.:laugh:
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Try this for just the boot image.
prabs99 said:
Download the BTS (Back to Stock) file from this thread. Extract the stockboot image from the zip file. Now you flash that file from TWRP.
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prabs99 said:
Download the BTS (Back to Stock) file from this thread. Extract the stockboot image from the zip file. Now you flash that file from TWRP.
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Try this for just the boot image.
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Got it , I will try this. Thanks so much:laugh:
eric672913 said:
Got it , I will try this. Thanks so much[emoji23]
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Try but fail and get boot loop [emoji27] . Reboot to bootloader and flash twrp, then get into TWRP recovery , flash Magisk then boot img. Anything wrong?
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eric672913 said:
Try but fail and get boot loop [emoji27] . Reboot to bootloader and flash twrp, then get into TWRP recovery , flash Magisk then boot img. Anything wrong?
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Your doing the order wrong.
When you get into TWRP, flash the boot.img that matches the current build you are on, then flash the magisk zip, then reboot.
NaterTots said:
Your doing the order wrong.
When you get into TWRP, flash the boot.img that matches the current build you are on, then flash the magisk zip, then reboot.
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I just got a new unrooted phone and took the Pie OTA. Just to be sure I understand you, in my case, I already have the correct boot.img and can go ahead and flash TWRP, then Magisk just like on old phones, right?
jwinstonsf said:
I just got a new unrooted phone and took the Pie OTA. Just to be sure I understand you, in my case, I already have the correct boot.img and can go ahead and flash TWRP, then Magisk just like on old phones, right?
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That's not what I wrote
First go into settings and make sure you have the build that ends with 091.
Then from either the BTS zip you downloaded, or from the Root guide thread, make sure you have the boot.img that is tagged 091. (Personally I've been using the boot.img's that are uploaded in the OP of the Guide to root thread)
Then, go through the fastboot process to install TWRP,
boot into TWRP,
then install the boot.img,
then flash the magisk zip.
Reboot profit.
You have to flash the boot.img for the current build your running Everytime you want to flash something through TWRP.
NaterTots said:
That's not what I wrote
First go into settings and make sure you have the build that ends with 091.
Then from either the BTS zip you downloaded, or from the Root guide thread, make sure you have the boot.img that is tagged 091. (Personally I've been using the boot.img's that are uploaded in the OP of the Guide to root thread)
Then, go through the fastboot process to install TWRP,
boot into TWRP,
then install the boot.img,
then flash the magisk zip.
Reboot profit.
You have to flash the boot.img for the current build your running Everytime you want to flash something through TWRP.
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I am already in 091. When flash image "boot.img" via TWRP, there are two check options : boot partion & system partion, which one should I check? Many thanks
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eric672913 said:
I am already in 091. When flash image "boot.img" via TWRP, there are two check options : boot partion & system partion, which one should I check? Many thanks
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Boot.img
eric672913 said:
I am already in 091. When flash image "boot.img" via TWRP, there are two check options : boot partion & system partion, which one should I check? Many thanks
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Boot image should go to the boot partition.
Click on link, Download essentials zip
Reboot to bootloader
Flash twp img
Boot to recovery
Once in twrp, flash pie img first "boot partition"
Then magisk zip and well-being If you want app timer/dashboard
Reboot device
(When rebooting, press "do not install" twrp as system app)
Contains latest ph1 update boot img and latest twrp.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R8wMO2ELfOsjRXYfPP6_100J6OCmRshd/view
When installing Magisk zip, Sideload it.
manr1mg said:
Click on link, Download essentials zip
Reboot to bootloader
Flash twp img
Boot to recovery
Once in twrp, flash pie img first "boot partition"
Then magisk zip and well-being If you want app timer/dashboard
Reboot device
(When rebooting, press "do not install" twrp as system app)
Contains latest ph1 update boot img and latest twrp.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R8wMO2ELfOsjRXYfPP6_100J6OCmRshd/view
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Thanks for your help. As I follow the steps , I got some errors when install Magisk & well-being which encloses screen shot in attached file. Anything wrong ??
eric672913 said:
Thanks for your help. As I follow the steps , I got some errors when install Magisk & well-being which encloses screen shot in attached file. Anything wrong ??
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Im sorry for the inconveniences but for some reason when installing Magisk, I had to Sideload it. I'll see how come but for now just Sideload Magisk after you flash boot img, that should do the trick.
After you flash twrp, go into twrp, install boot.img, MAYBE make sure system is mounted THEN install magisk. I've read some of the red errors happen regardless so I'd just fire up the phone afterwords and see if it works.
eric672913 said:
Thanks for your help. As I follow the steps , I got some errors when install Magisk & well-being which encloses screen shot in attached file. Anything wrong ??
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you are flashing the boot image as system image and not as boot. I made that mistake too. Im pretty sure your phone doesnt boot to system after flashing magisk correct? Flash stock image again, go to twrp and when flashing boot image make sure you flash it to boot, not system.
luisoman2000 said:
you are flashing the boot image as system image and not as boot. I made that mistake too. Im pretty sure your phone doesnt boot to system after flashing magisk correct? Flash stock image again, go to twrp and when flashing boot image make sure you flash it to boot, not system.
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Thanks for your reply. I am sure that I check "boot" when flashing stock img. Now I had try the following two ways:
1. when get into TWRP, I mount system first. and then install stock img, and then magisk. there's no error.
2. using sideload, fist sideload magisk, and reboot to bootloader , and then flash stock img, there's no error.
when I restart phone. No magisk apk installed. quite werid. Need your help.
manr1mg said:
Im sorry for the inconveniences but for some reason when installing Magisk, I had to Sideload it. I'll see how come but for now just Sideload Magisk after you flash boot img, that should do the trick.
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Now I had try the following two ways:
1. when get into TWRP, I mount system first. and then install stock img, and then magisk. there's no error.
2. using sideload, fist sideload magisk, and reboot to bootloader , and then flash stock img, there's no error.
when I restart phone. No magisk apk installed. quite werid. Need your help.:fingers-crossed:
Painful thread to read.
Hello all,
When still on Android 10 I had Magisk stable installed and working.
Now, after upgrade to Android 11 I cannot get it to work.
Here's what I did:
- first off, I have factory reset the phone (without erasing external storage) because of WiFi not working anymore on Android 10 (Omega kernel problem maybe?).
- update the phone to Android 11 in Settings, System, System updates (now I'm on Android 11 build IN2023_15_200930)
- install Magisk Manager from here
- download the firmware from here
- extract boot.img from firmware zip file
- copy boot image from pc to mobile
- patch boot image with Magisk manager
- copy magisk_patched.img from mobile to pc
- flash magisk_patched.img
Code:
❯ fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
Sending 'boot_a' (43464 KB) OKAY [ 1.824s]
Writing 'boot_a' OKAY [ 0.131s]
Finished. Total time: 1.966s
- reboot the device
Now, when I open Magisk Manager, it says Magisk Installed ' N/A' and I expect to be able to install Magisk using 'direct install'.
However this option 'direct install' is not shown, only Download Zip Only & Select and Patch a File.
What is missing here?
Any help is appreciated!
Edit: I got it working using canary build of magisk manager in stead of the stable build.
Got the same issue plus the phone sometimes turn into a bootloop.
saphirrot said:
Got the same issue plus the phone sometimes turn into a bootloop.
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I got it working using canary build of magisk manager in stead of the stable build.
lvbaal said:
I got it working using canary build of magisk manager in stead of the stable build.
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I tried both, same result
saphirrot said:
I tried both, same result
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Flash to both slots. Not just one.
Fastboot flash boot_a "name of boot IMG"
Fastboot flash boot_b "name of boot IMG"
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I tried both, same result
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Maybe Wipe Cache in recovery? I did that anyway
Tried wiping Cache and flashing to both Slots.. still bootloop..
saphirrot said:
Tried wiping Cache and flashing to both Slots.. still bootloop..
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Sorry for you man! Maybe this than?
Uploaded some logs, maybe someone can helpView attachment 2020-10-11_16.00.zip
@saphirrot
Quite possible it's the magisk patched image you're using, obtain another, best to extract it yourself.
dladz said:
Quite possible it's the magisk patched image you're using, obtain another, best to extract it yourself.
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Patched my own boot.img, still the same issue... thats so Strange, because I havent modified anything after the o11 Update..
saphirrot said:
Patched my own boot.img, still the same issue... thats so Strange, because I havent modified anything after the o11 Update..
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Don't flash twrp whatever you do it'll end up in crash mode, not suggesting you will but a chap I was helping did it and that's what happened. Forced him to use MSM tool.
Try another patched image, if you're on EU/UK then I have one in my thread in the guides section. Just don't do anything else. If needs be I can upload a stock boot.img if your get stuck in a boot loop, least then your can boot.
What version of magisk did you use to patch?
Also what was the commands you used to flash it in fastboot?
Using the canary magisk Version, latest ofc. Also tried all patched boot.img posted around here. Also extracted my own working boot.img and Patched it with magisk. Then flashed IT via Fastboot and bootloop again. The logs should help to find my problem
saphirrot said:
Using the canary magisk Version, latest ofc. Also tried all patched boot.img posted around here. Also extracted my own working boot.img and Patched it with magisk. Then flashed IT via Fastboot and bootloop again. The logs should help to find my problem
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Dont flash your image just boot it first. And if it boots and you have root you can install magisk from manager permanently
Had to factory Reset the Phone, now root works fine
Same Problem
yeah same problem here... you can exit the bootloop by flashing the stock boot.img on it.
But still, neither canary or the standard does work for rooting.
saphirrot said:
Using the canary magisk Version, latest ofc. Also tried all patched boot.img posted around here. Also extracted my own working boot.img and Patched it with magisk. Then flashed IT via Fastboot and bootloop again. The logs should help to find my problem
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Were you using lucky patcher?? Sounds a lot like you are.
dladz said:
We're you using lucky patcher?? Sounds a lot like you are.
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So you're saying that lucky patcher is the problem?
MrZaga said:
So you're saying that lucky patcher is the problem?
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Lol well that depends mate, are/ were you using it.
Lucky patcher breaks so much when it's used, bootlooping is one of those symptoms.
I intend to make a thread saying do not use it as you're the fifth person I've seen now with issues I've troubleshooted and the culprit was that stupid app.
dladz said:
Lol well that depends mate, are/ were you using it.
Lucky patcher breaks so much when it's used, bootlooping is one of those symptoms.
I intend to make a thread saying do not use it as you're the fifth person I've seen now with issues I've troubleshooted and the culprit was that stupid app.
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As it sounds, uninstalling doesn't help then. But do you know why it bootloops only when using the patched img, and not when using the stock img?
I had Magisk 21.4 and tried to update to Magisk 22.0, but after a restart the phone rebooted to fastboot and does not boot to system
I downloaded the firmware from oneplus's website (11.0.4.4.IN11BA) and extracted the boot.img with the payload dumper, and flashed it through fastboot (fastboot flash boot boot.img)
But it still will not boot to system, it bootlops
Any ideas?
Nikos2k said:
I had Magisk 21.4 and tried to update to Magisk 22.0, but after a restart the phone rebooted to fastboot and does not boot to system
I downloaded the firmware from oneplus's website (11.0.4.4.IN11BA) and extracted the boot.img with the payload dumper, and flashed it through fastboot (fastboot flash boot boot.img)
But it still will not boot to system, it bootlops
Any ideas?
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Try to re flash 21.4
Nameless Foe said:
Try to re flash 21.4
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yes, but how?
Nikos2k said:
yes, but how?
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Are you able to boot into fastboot mode?
Nameless Foe said:
Are you able to boot into fastboot mode?
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Yes
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Yes
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Are you able to flash the older version magisk through fast boot?
Nameless Foe said:
Are you able to flash the older version magisk through fast boot?
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Don't know how
Magisk 21.4 is a .zip file: Magisk 21.4
Is it possible to flash it through fastboot ?
Nameless Foe said:
Are you able to flash the older version magisk through fast boot?
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You might have to reset your phone via fastboot then flash the stock firmware
Nameless Foe said:
You might have to reset your phone via fastboot then flash the stock firmware
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How can i reset it from fastboot?
And will I lose all my data?
Did you have any luck restoring your OP8 pro? The same thing (updating from Magisk 21.4 to 22.0) soft-bricked my 8pro. I believe soft-brick is the correct term since it's in a bootloop at loading O.S.--I guess I'll try to figure out how to flash Magisk 21.4, but I've reset it through fastboot, and when I try to flash boot.img garnered through payload dumper, I keep getting messages that says I cannot flash to critical partitions. I've tried Mauronofio's all-in-one tool but keep getting flash-bat-all missing. Man I sure would appreciate any earnest suggestions. Thank you.
Just boot the image you originally patched it with, that'll get it to boot
Then remove 22 and install 21.4
If that doesn't work then boot the stock boot image.
Magisk 22 beta causes a bootloop.
Nikos2k said:
How can i reset it from fastboot?
And will I lose all my data?
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Just use the MSM tool,, easier and risk free
wgs1028 said:
Did you have any luck restoring your OP8 pro? The same thing (updating from Magisk 21.4 to 22.0) soft-bricked my 8pro. I believe soft-brick is the correct term since it's in a bootloop at loading O.S.--I guess I'll try to figure out how to flash Magisk 21.4, but I've reset it through fastboot, and when I try to flash boot.img garnered through payload dumper, I keep getting messages that says I cannot flash to critical partitions. I've tried Mauronofio's all-in-one tool but keep getting flash-bat-all missing. Man I sure would appreciate any earnest suggestions. Thank you.
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I didn't manage to restore it by just flashing boot.img
I then flashed all the image files from the output of payload dumper, but it didn't work either
Then wiped userdata (by using -w switch of fastboot), still no luck
Then changed active slot and flashed all the image files to that slot, and it booted successfully
dladz said:
Just boot the image you originally patched it with, that'll get it to boot
Then remove 22 and install 21.4
If that doesn't work then boot the stock boot image.
Magisk 22 beta causes a bootloop.
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i didn't manage to successfully boot it with the stock boot.img ...
Nikos2k said:
i didn't manage to successfully boot it with the stock boot.img ...
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What did you end up doing? Strictly speaking the only thing that changes should be the app and the boot image.
So fixing them should be all that's required
dladz said:
What did you end up doing? Strictly speaking the only thing that changes should be the app and the boot image.
So fixing them should be all that's required
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flashed all the images extracted from the payload dumper, to both slots, including wiping the userdata
Nikos2k said:
flashed all the images extracted from the payload dumper, to both slots, including wiping the userdata
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Then did you try safe mode
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For the Oneplus 8 pro with 11.0.4.4.IN11AA I had to get a boot.img (for 11.0.4.4IN11AA) and flashed it with adb via fastboot (from PC), then my phone started up without root but still unlocked (and none of my data was lost). I reinstalled Magisk 22.0 (apk) and then put the boot.img on my sdcard and used Magisk to patch my boot.img and then i booted into fastboot and and flashed the patched boot.img via adb fastboot(from my PC). I never orginally had Magisk hidden so not sure why my phone lost root after the Magisk 22.0 update. Hopefully this helps someone onto the right path.
Nikos2k said:
flashed all the images extracted from the payload dumper, to both slots, including wiping the userdata
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Oh you installed all those images to the boot slots? Why? They need to be flashed to particular partitions AFAIK
dladz said:
Oh you installed all those images to the boot slots? Why? They need to be flashed to particular partitions AFAIK
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No no, i installed them to their respective partitions
Like a total firmware reset
OnePlus 8 series has just got F15 Update with Dec Security Patch and few improvements. Since it's Incremental Update so it'll be little annoying to extract stock images from payload.bin. So attached to this post are :
+ Stock boot image of IN2105-F15
+ Magisk patched boot image of IN2105-F15
+ Stock recovery image of IN2105-F15 ( in case )
+ Modded recovery image of IN2105-F15 with ADB Enabled, Allow-mock-location and Debuggable are both enabled.
How :
Just simply flashing the images u want using fastboot command.
Cheers! [And Happy New Year Yall]
Hi, I just bought this phone with this F15 update. Should I root it and flash your version ? I'm looking to have the full cam back. thanks
LinhBT said:
OnePlus 8 series has just got F15 Update with Dec Security Patch and few improvements. Since it's Incremental Update so it'll be little annoying to extract stock images from payload.bin. So attached to this post are :
+ Stock boot image of IN2105-F15
+ Magisk patched boot image of IN2105-F15
+ Stock recovery image of IN2105-F15 ( in case )
+ Modded recovery image of IN2105-F15 with ADB Enabled, Allow-mock-location and Debuggable are both enabled.
How :
Just simply flashing the images u want using fastboot command.
Cheers! [And Happy New Year Yall]
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Thank you so much man! May I ask how do you extract boot.img from incremental updates?
karib97 said:
Hi, I just bought this phone with this F15 update. Should I root it and flash your version ? I'm looking to have the full cam back. thanks
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Yes, if your bootloader is unlocked.
LinkinLover2013 said:
Thank you so much man! May I ask how do you extract boot.img from incremental updates?
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I used modified payload_dumper script bro. But in fact, if you're already rooted, you can do it easily since our device is A/B
LinhBT said:
I used modified payload_dumper script bro. But in fact, if you're already rooted, you can do it easily since our device is A/B
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Yes but always when I update my phone I need to unroot and then I can't get boot.img of incremental. Btw I flashed F15 boot.img modified with magisk and now my wifi isn't working and is stuck on turning on. Strange. What to do Now?
LinkinLover2013 said:
Yes but always when I update my phone I need to unroot and then I can't get boot.img of incremental. Btw I flashed F15 boot.img modified with magisk and now my wifi isn't working and is stuck on turning on. Strange. What to do Now?
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You sure that ur device's IN2015? Cuz this happened means smt wrong with the kernel ( which inside boot.img and sometimes in dtbo.img too ). And I can only give out 1 guess that is ur device is not In2015
LinkinLover2013 said:
Yes but always when I update my phone I need to unroot and then I can't get boot.img of incremental. Btw I flashed F15 boot.img modified with magisk and now my wifi isn't working and is stuck on turning on. Strange. What to do Now?
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About the OTA update without lossing root, just don't reboot when System update finished its job and ask to reboot. Instead, Open Magisk, disable all modules, then choose to install to Inactive Slot. After finish, reboot like normal and u'll still have root!
LinhBT said:
You sure that ur device's IN2015? Cuz this happened means smt wrong with the kernel ( which inside boot.img and sometimes in dtbo.img too ). And I can only give out 1 guess that is ur device is not In2015
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Ye I have IN2015.
LinhBT said:
About the OTA update without lossing root, just don't reboot when System update finished its job and ask to reboot. Instead, Open Magisk, disable all modules, then choose to install to Inactive Slot. After finish, reboot like normal and u'll still have root!
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Well the problem is that If I try to install update it won´t install when I´m rooted. Always saying error and only thing that helps is to flash stock boot.
LinkinLover2013 said:
Well the problem is that If I try to install update it won´t install when I´m rooted. Always saying error and only thing that helps is to flash stock boot.
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Use Oxygen Updater to download the update build! Btw, did u fix the wifi?
LinhBT said:
I used modified payload_dumper script bro. But in fact, if you're already rooted, you can do it easily since our device is A/B
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Yes but always when I update my phone I need to unroot and then I can't get boot.img of incremental. Btw I flashed F15 boot.img modified with magisk and now my wifi isn't working and is stuck on turning on. Strange. What to do Now?
LinhBT said:
Use Oxygen Updater to download the update build! Btw, did u fix the wifi?
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Nah I tried flashing stock boot.img back from the files u provided but it didn't do anything. Guess I'll need to do fresh install od F13...
LinkinLover2013 said:
Yes but always when I update my phone I need to unroot and then I can't get boot.img of incremental. Btw I flashed F15 boot.img modified with magisk and now my wifi isn't working and is stuck on turning on. Strange. What to do Now?
Nah I tried flashing stock boot.img back from the files u provided but it didn't do anything. Guess I'll need to do fresh install od F13...
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Strange! How did u flash the magisk patched image? And did u do the disable verity with vbmeta?
LinhBT said:
Strange! How did u flash the magisk patched image? And did u do the disable verity with vbmeta?
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I got your stock boot.img; patched with magisk app; flashed through PC fastboot (fastboot flash boot boot.img) and that´s all. I wasn´t disabling any verity; what´s that? Also do you have an app that works for updating with oxygen updater pls? I downloaded a zip but can´t find an working updater app that install zips...
LinkinLover2013 said:
I got your stock boot.img; patched with magisk app; flashed through PC fastboot (fastboot flash boot boot.img) and that´s all. I wasn´t disabling any verity; what´s that?
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When flash non-stock images into stock firmware, we'll have to disable AVB ( Android verified boot ) by flashing vbmeta image ( fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img ) ( OOS13 on 1+ devices may need to flash vbmeta_system too )
LinhBT said:
When flash non-stock images into stock firmware, we'll have to disable AVB ( Android verified boot ) by flashing vbmeta image ( fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img ) ( OOS13 on 1+ devices may need to flash vbmeta_system too )
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Well. Where can I find Vbmeta.img for F15 pls?
LinkinLover2013 said:
Well. Where can I find Vbmeta.img for F15 pls?
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I used these files!
LinhBT said:
Use Oxygen Updater to download the update build! Btw, did u fix the wifi?
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Well. I don't quite understand how to use oxygen updater to update since when I download incremental in oxygenupdater and try to install it through OPocalupdate it fails after like 20% installing same like if i try to install it through classic updater. In oxygenupdater it recommends to switch to full but when you switch to full it doesn't show incrementals, just big system updates like from OOS12.1 to OOS13.
LinkinLover2013 said:
Well. I don't quite understand how to use oxygen updater to update since when I download incremental in oxygenupdater and try to install it through OPocalupdate it fails after like 20% installing same like if i try to install it through classic updater. In oxygenupdater it recommends to switch to full but when you switch to full it doesn't show incrementals, just big system updates like from OOS12.1 to OOS13.
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I always do the Magisk flash to Inactive slot and never failed. May be there's smt wrong from ur side?
LinhBT said:
I always do the Magisk flash to Inactive slot and never failed. May be there's smt wrong from ur side?
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So you do it in this order: Go to magisk and select flash to inactive slot -> do OTA update through OPlocalupdate app -> restart phone? Does it have any effect to select flashing magisk to inactive slot before I start OTA udpate? Because it seems like the incremental OTA udpates can install only on unrooted phone with Stock boot.img if I leave it rooted it always stops due to error.