As title I am requesting someone to port an exploit to get temp root on zte blade A5 2019, unisoc SC9863A, Android 9 may 2019 patch. I saw two exploits that could work, one is CVE-2020-0041, another is CVE-2019-2215, also this one has a 32 bit version available but obviously it needs to be ported to kernel of this device, if someone is able to do it we can get root on the device. I'll leave kernel sources and kallsyms if someone wants to try port some exploit:https://www.mediafire.com/folder/uvde49kcna40o/ZTE+A5+2019+Stuff
Also 32 bit quickroot version:https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/root-with-cve-2019-2215.3979341/post-80748711
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maybe someone more linux savvy can check into this.
a search on our kernel version 2.6.27 thats on the moment brings up a website with a program for a local root vulnerability.
http://www.milw0rm.com/exploits/9545
not sure if it can be compiled for android... Just trying to help
I compiled it, and i am trying to get it to work but its running me into a brick wall. Its weird cause it works on my computer(full linux)... so Ill keep trying
Intresting indeed. I wish i could figure it out, but i dont know anything about linux.
there is some additional info over at ppc geeks here
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=96237
Have you rewritten the x86 assembly instructions for ARM assembly? Also, I tried one of the milw0rm exploits on my Moment...seems they patched the kernel before the release.
I managed to discover a root exploit but its not the same as we are used to thanks to Samsungs stupid RFS aka FAT16 rom file system.
I'm nor knowledgable to make a rom, but hopefully this can be used to redo the rom in yffs2 so that it will work with existing apps, because even if we COULD keep root, stuff doesnt work, like nandroid, or Root Explorer.
http://www.samsungmomentforum.com/how-to/root-access-(finally-achieved!)/
I know many devs frequent xda and with zefie's root expliot maybe someone with the knowledge can create a rom for it in yffs2 using the source code samsung released.
Link: http://phandroid.com/2009/11/24/sprints-moment-open-source-released-by-samsung/
http://www.xda-developers.com/9-yea...-dirty-cow-can-root-every-version-of-android/
Has anyone tried to get this to work?
I assume Dirty Cow will work with virtually all Linux implementations (desktop or mobile, whatever) until it's patched with a kernel update. I can't imagine there's anything special about the Axon 7 to exclude it from that list...yet. If ZTE is paying attention, they might update the kernel sooner than later. I'm assuming it's too late for the upcoming update for the U variant, but I would assume they'll have it patched in the Nougat release. Maybe.
This is great news for folks with phones that have little or no dev support. A Towelroot-esque tool could be made pretty easily and I wouldn't be surprised to see one pop up in the next couple of weeks.
There is a POC video already on an HTC device, however this would be just step one since we still have to deal with SE Linux and Secure Boot. But it would be workable to temp root until reboot i guess.
(Since I'm a newbie, I can't post in development forums, so I guess this goes here for now. If this is the wrong place, I apologise.)
I have an Asus Zenpad 8.0 (Z380M/P00A), which doesn't seem to have any support from the custom rom community. This is not surprising as it's a fairly uncommon device, and until recently, Asus has been less than helpful. However, the latest firmware update (supposedly; I haven't pulled the trigger yet) allows the Asus bootloader unlock utility to work on this tablet.
I've wanted to replace Asus's firmware since I bought the thing. I know that it's an uncommon device, so I'll have to do all the work myself. I'm an experienced Linux hacker, so I know how to configure and build kernels, how Linux OS images are constructed, how to read/write C, etc. However, I'm a bit of an Android newbie.
I figured the first step would be to port TeamWin recovery, so I'd have a way out if I brick the thing. But (from what I've been able to find) porting TeamWin requires a working CM or (preferably) Omni port. So it's kinda a chicken and egg problem. Do people just port roms using stock recovery and hope for the best? Or is there a (more involved, I'm sure) way of porting TeamWin that doesn't require an existing port? Or is there some other recovery (I don't know about) that's more standalone?
And then there's the issue of porting the OS itself. For thier part, Asus provides kernel souces, firmware images, and the aforementioned boot loader unlock utility. I imagine to get started, one has to compile a kernel and combine it with binary blobs extracted from the firmware image, but I'm not entirely sure.
I've looked around for porting information, but the guides I found all seem to assume you've got a working device tree from one mod that you want to graft onto another. I couldn't find much about really starting from (nearly) nothing. I'd like to say I'm surprised Google doesn't have something written up, but given how unhelpful I've found a lot of thier Android docs in the past, I'm not.
I'm mostly interested in porting AOSP to start, but I'd be willing to start somewhere else if some other ROM is easier to work with. Anyway, thanks in advance for any suggestions or advice you might have to offer.
Any progress on this? I was able to flash twrp and root my Asus Zenpad 8.0 (Z380M/P00A), but had no luck finding a compatible rom. Did you get to compile one? Thanks!
How would you unlock the bootloader for this device?
Does any of exiting ROM for other Lenovo tab work for Lenovo Tab E8 TB-8304F1?
Model Number: Lenovo TB-8304F1
Android: 7.0
Kernel level: 3.18.35
Build number: TB-8304F1_S000016_190805_ROW
CPU: [email protected] MT8163B
Display: 1280x800
Ram: 1 GB
I'm looking as well.
have you rooted or unlocked?
reemobeens19 said:
I'm looking as well.
have you rooted or unlocked?
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Bootless root can be acquired with diplomatic's bootless root directions
Pureindica said:
Bootless root can be acquired with diplomatic's bootless root directions
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Thanks.
I have verified that the chipset Mediatek 8163 is included in the supported chipsets in the diplomatic bootless root xda link.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/amazing-temp-root-mediatek-armv8-t3922213
TB-8304F1 Tab 8 - Stuck on Android 7.0
Hi, apologies if this isn't the correct way to do this.
I too have a Lenovo Tab E8 which I just purchased and found I cannot upgrade it beyond 7.0
Details are:
Model : TB-8304F
Kernel: 3.18.35
Build: TB-8304F_S000030_190227_ROW
Does anyone know if there is a way to update this to a later version of Android. I have never rooted any of my android devices so this will be new to me.
Thanks, Shane
No, there are no available roms for this device so operating system cannot be updated beyond 7.
The only thing possible is to temporarily root (which resets after each reboot) and install some apps with root access. SetCpu did not work for me to increase speed
sandipkumar said:
No, there are no available roms for this device so operating system cannot be updated beyond 7.
The only thing possible is to temporarily root (which resets after each reboot) and install some apps with root access. SetCpu did not work for me to increase speed
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:good: Thank you appreciate the quick response.
Here is a guide to root the Lenovo Tab 8
(GUIDE) Lenovo Tab 8 (Lenovo TB-8304F1) Root Guide
I found a way to root this tablet booted root. However it will tell you it has a red state when you turn it on and stall your boot by 5 sec. NOTE: If you would like to obtain your own boot image from your tablet to feel safer Follow this Post...
forum.xda-developers.com
No roms yet but ..
You can debloat system and install permanent magisk for root and install orangefox recovery too .. and gain some extra space from device..
And other modifications
aryankaran said:
No roms yet but ..
You can debloat system and install permanent magisk for root and install orangefox recovery too .. and gain some extra space from device..
And other modifications
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Would that be like following the guide on how to install it on the Lenovo essential 7 tablet? I'm keen on getting a custom recovery installed
has anyone had luck unlocking the E8 as the website won't allow me to enter the serial number
Hi guys, first post, so there's a lot i don't know.
I somehow recently bought a phone, ZTE Blade A5 2020, but the ROM is full of bloatware from the provider, which is a pain and also i would like to have a clean android version with the minimal level of extras, so I've been reading about building an AOSP based ROM for my device. Indeed i need drivers so i already found them at opensource.ztedevices.com where they gently give it. So, my question, from this point what should i do? i have no idea of the contents of that file, but i do know there is drivers folder. Is this something i can build and then flash? or do i need to build the AOSP using this drivers?
is just bothering that somebody took the time to fill the phones with garbage to make extra cash.
thanks for the help
ZTE blade A5 2019
do you think owners of a "ZTE blade A5 2019" can use that PIE KERNEL too?
I give the direct-click link the the pie-kernel for ZTE blade A5 2019 here: directlink
maybe we gotta diff them both. my blade runs kernel 4.4.147+ so the other might not apply.