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Hi! So I'm wondering if anyone know if there is\have been any development for
the Tizzbird Stick N1 (M\G) ?
We have this Android-stick in stock at my store, but I'm not sure if I'm going to get it or not yet. Depends the development, as I'd really like to see the capabilities for it. I believe it's a lowbrand tho. so I might be out of luck.
Anyone know anything?
I searched the forums, and did a google search. Didnt find much.
regards,
Dag M.
Hi there!
I own one of those, and there are a handful of (german-speaking) people activly posting in this forum http://forum.tizzbird-tv.de/ about the Tizzbird N1. - The problem with that forum is that they heavily censor it - as soon as anyone posts info on how to "get in", or if someone asks uncomfortable questions - those posts gets deleted.
They sell it really cheap for 30€ (not all the time, but twice for one day @ redcoon) and although the Wifi-Chip (or the drivers for it) are really crappy, the media player part is really nice.
update: I've did a little research, and here is a little list of relevant links about the tizzbird n1:
==== Marketing Product Pages ====
http://valueplus.co.kr/english/product/product_player_n1.html
http://www.tizzbird.com/eng/index.php?mm_code=719&sm_code=755
http://tizzbird-tv.de/tizzbird/tizzbird-n1.html
==== Official Firmware ====
http://www.tizzbird.com/eng/index.php?mm_code=726&sm_code=727&board_search_head_word=stick+n1
http://download.tizzbird-tv.de/TizzBird_N1G_update_GMS_V3_20_13072719.tzbird
==== German Support Forum (posting info about root-access prohibited) ====
http://forum.tizzbird-tv.de/viewforum.php?f=11
==== GPL-Code for Tizzbird N10, N20 & N30 - but not for N1? ====
http://www.tizzbird.com/eng/index.php?mm_code=752&sm_code=754
==== Kernel Sources ? ====
http://www.cnx-software.com/2012/03...k-n1-android-ics-hdmiusb-dongle-media-player/
http://www.cnx-software.com/2012/07...hips-tcc8925-mini-pcs-cx-01-z900-tizzbird-n1/
https://github.com/cnxsoft/telechips-linux
Yeah, the pretend to be "community friendly and supportive" but once you actually start digging in, they get quite agressive and boot you out.
Anyways, I got a N1 a couple of days myself now (snagged it for 30 bucks at another RedCoon sale ) and I am surprised.
Got it pretty much only to tinker around with it and this thing suits more perfectly for that than I imagined.
Esp. that fact they used a simple SD card as "internal flash storage" - my guess is because a simple SD is cheaper than an actual eMMC flash chip, but it's so cool on so many levels for us.
I already found out how to replace the 4GB SD with a bigger one (have a 16GB in mine ATM).
I'll post some more details about it here later, got a few things I want to test and/or prepare first (thinking of some "easy to use cloning script"), but long story short:
You need to copy the bootloader to the very end (last few blocks) of the SD you want to use.
Once the BL is at the proper place it already boots from the new SD again, to be sure everything is as it's supposed to be one should apply an update via USB (I'm not 100% sure about a possible pointer to the BL that needs to be corrected, which the update does).
After that the partition information has to be edited to make the userdata partition larger and you're done.
thanks for the info HellcatDroid!
It would be great if you could elaborate on how to put the bootloader at the end of the sd-card.
Also I would love to get info how to get root into the stock firmware, that crippled down root-firmware that they allow to exist in the official tizzbird forum doesn't really satisfy my needs
I did it via a hex editor, but it should be doable with a few "dd" commands as well - that's one of the things I still want to try, find the propper dd params to copy the BL over.
If you dumped the original SD into a file using dd, at the very end of the image file you will find the bootloader and the very last block of the SD is a "header" telling the bootrom of the N1 a few things about it, so it can properly locate and load it.
So what you got to do is to copy those last ~230k from the image to the end of the new SD card.
As said, I'll try to write a small shell script that does it.
The rooting is even more easy (Stonecold would kill me if he'd read this, lol):
For when running on Linux (no can do on Windows, as Windows doesn't know the ext4 FS):
Since you got the SD in your PC anyways already, just mount partition 2 (e.g. if the SD is sdc on your PC, mount /dev/sdc2).
That is the partition where the Android system is sitting on.
Then just copy over the files needed for root to where they need to go, chown/chmod them properly, unmount and done
I used the "update-supersu.zip" I had for my Nexus7 to grab the required files.
But I'm planning to make a simple rooting script as well.
So if all goes as planned it'll come down to
- insert original SD
- run script 1
- insert new SD
- run script 2
- to root run script 3
brilliant! I would love to see those scripts
way easier than start tinkering with that stuff myself
One thing I wonder about - over at the official forum you said that a simple dd copy didn't work - is that if the target sd-card is bigger or also for an sd-card of equals size? because with equal size simple dd copy of the sd-card should still work, even if some things need so be exactly at the end.
Yup, just a dd didn't work because the new SD card was larger and the bootloader ended up being somewhere in the middle of the card instead of at the end.
While your thought of "dd to equal size cards" is totally correct, it might still fail due to the fact every card is not 100% exact same size counting down to last byte.
There ususally is a tiny size difference (a few bytes to kbytes) between cards, even if they are supposed to be same, so the bootloader might end up truncated or not exactely at the end.
If, however, the size of the cards is 100% the same, down to the last byte, then yes, a simple dd clone would work.
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... There ususally is a tiny size difference (a few bytes to kbytes) between cards, even if they are supposed to be same, so the bootloader might end up truncated or not exactely at the end. ...
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Oh! Didn't know that. I thought same marketing size means not the same size they write on the box, but at least the same size between those that are marketed with the same GB numbers on their stickers.
OK, here we go, I slapped together a few scripts for prepping a new (and larger) SD card to work in the N1 and while having the SD in the PC to aplly some root.
* hints at attachment of this post
The scripts might still have problems and not work on any Linux out there, but it's a start.
If there's more people interested and joining in on this I might continue but for now I got what I wanted - more storage and root.
Hi
I think I destroyed my MiniSC cand! The N1 is dead. I tried to insert the card in a linux and gparted did not see anything. What can I do?
thank you for your help
somade said:
Hi
I think I destroyed my MiniSC cand! The N1 is dead. I tried to insert the card in a linux and gparted did not see anything. What can I do?
thank you for your help
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Could you post how you got there? what did you do to the sd-card that destroyed it?
Hi.
If you got a dump from a working state of the SD you can just dd it back onto the card.
If you don't, it can still be recovered but might need bit more work.
Two options:
find someone who gives you a dump of their card and use the write-card script from my above post to write it to your SD.
Problem with this: a working dump contains copyrighted code, like the bootloader, it technically it's "not OK" to share it
we come up with another script that only contains an "empty" image (i.e. only partitioning information) and that takes the bootloader and recovery from the official update and gets the card into a state that it boots into recovery and lets you install a working system using the official update from USB (option in the recovery menu)
Option 2 would be nicer, IMO.
I'll try to make up said script
Thank you for your immediate answer!.
Actually I dont know what has happened, maybe the sharp instrument I used to remove the plastic cover scratch it...But now when I put it in a card reader the led of the reader switch off and the card is heated!!!. And also when I put it in the N1 the blue led turns off!.
So I bought a new empty micro Sd .
Waiting for your script to partition the new card and then boot in recovery mode and install a firmware....
Because I am not expert to linux please give me a lot of details how to do this.
Thanks again!
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we come up with another script that only contains an "empty" image (i.e. only partitioning information) and that takes the bootloader and recovery from the official update and gets the card into a state that it boots into recovery and lets you install a working system using the official update from USB (option in the recovery menu
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Do you think the bootloader is even part of the offical updates? wouldn't it be "best practice" to leave the bootloader partition alone as long as possible (and normally firmware updates don't need to change the bootloader)
update: something else I've just found, those might be kernel sources for our Tizzbird N1:
http://www.cnx-software.com/2012/07...hips-tcc8925-mini-pcs-cx-01-z900-tizzbird-n1/
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https://github.com/cnxsoft/telechips-linux
Yep, the bootloader is in the update - at least in the 3.20 one.
And yes, usually the bootloader shouldn't be touched because that's usually the one thing that can "perma-brick" Android devices.
However, sometimes the manufacturer updates it (fixing bugs, adding functionality) - on my Nexus7 they updated the bootloader on pretty much every update and also Samsung updates their bootloaders every now and then (and every single update flashes the current one).
Last, not least, on the N1 the bootloader isn't on a partition but at unpartitioned space at the very last blocks of the SD (=> reason for a simple dd to a larger card not booting).
Ohyay at the possible kernel sources!
It'd be so cool if that's really sources able to build a kernel for the N1 with - I think we might be able to even get custom recovery (CWM and the likes) on the N1 if those sources work
OK, while trying to recreate a working SD card w/o using a dump of a working one I found out a few more things - some of them still need figuring out if we wanna do it properly.
There seem to be TWO bootloaders!
A stage1 bootloader of ~1kB size located at the third and second last block of the SD. If it's missing the N1 can't boot and it looks like ARM code (haven't tried to disassamble it yet), I assume the bootrom loads and executes that piece of code which in turn parses the header (see below) and load/starts the stage2 bootloader (the one also found in the FW update).
The very last block of the SD is a "header block" with some information beeing parsed either by the bootrom or (more likely) the stage1 bootloader.
The headerblock contains (among numerous other unkown data) the size of the ("stage2") bootloader (the one that then actually loads and boots the Linux kernel of the Android OS, this is also the one contained in the FW update) and the usable size of the SD card! (everything works fine though if the SD size is wrong and a proper FW update updates the header during writing of the bootloader and also sets the correct size).
Also, the headerblock has a checksum of which I have no clue on how it is generated.
All that is just educated guesses and might be totally off, but for now it looks like it's not too far off.
So, for now we can assume the following boot sequence:
Boot-ROM
-> loads stage1 bootloader from fixed position "SDsize - 3 blocks" (1 block = 512bytes)
stage1 bootloader at fixed position on SD
-> checks checksum of headerblock (?), gets size of stage2 bootloader from headerblock, locates stage2 bootloader based on it's size and loads/executes it
stage2 bootloader on variable position on SD
-> base initialisation of hardware
-> checks for recovery trigger (the red button on the remote control) and boots kernel from partition 6 if trigger present
-> boots kernel from partition 1 if recovery was not triggered
-> enters fastboot mode when booting the kernel fails
Kernel
-> loads base drivers and boots up the system
you're brilliant Hellcat!
And did you also find both bootloader stages inside the firmware updates?
Another question that came to my mind while reading your post (fastboot..)
Is there a way to use the Tizzbird as USB-slave? So to make use of adb and fastboot and such stuff? Okey adb could also be used via network I guess..
somade said:
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I think I destroyed my MiniSC cand! The N1 is dead. I tried to insert the card in a linux and gparted did not see anything. What can I do?
thank you for your help
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Somade, do you have a linux running on your pc? If no, download and get a knoppix running. and then contact me via pm. I have the original n1 image so no problem to recover the n1.
sebastian.heyn said:
Somade, do you have a linux running on your pc? If no, download and get a knoppix running. and then contact me via pm. I have the original n1 image so no problem to recover the n1.
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Welcome to our rouge and non-censored Tizzbird N1 forum Sebastian!
I wonder if you found us here, if the German Tizzbird support also already knows about us
update: I just remembered, I've sent you the link as PM over in the official forums, thats how you landed here.
Sharing your sd-card image might be a copyright violation, and if you're profile name is strongly linked to you're real identity you should definitly be cautious with such things on public forums...
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And did you also find both bootloader stages inside the firmware updates?
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Nope, unfortunately the stage1 bootloader is not in the update :-/
kaefert said:
Is there a way to use the Tizzbird as USB-slave? So to make use of adb and fastboot and such stuff? Okey adb could also be used via network I guess..
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Yeah, it works, even officially XD
Go to the TizzBird settings -> "System Settings" -> "Advanced Settings"
It has an option "OTG Mode" there, set it to "Debug".
If you have your N1 connected to your PC via the micro-USB port (and hence your PC powering the N1!) you can use ADB and fastboot just as usual
I have not yet tried if that option is persistant, i.e. it survives a power loss.
When booting the kernel fails it should fall back to fastboot mode, so flashing a new kernel w/o pulling the SD should be possible - need to test this a bit more, though.
What works is, if you're rooted and and you fire the command "reboot bootloader" from a root shell, that gets you into fastboot mode no matter what (given you applied above mentioned setting first).
But needing a running system to get into fastboot mode kinda defeats the purpose of it - this aint Ouya which is a total fail when it comes to fastboot XD
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I wonder if you found us here, if the German Tizzbird support also already knows about us
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Eventually they will, I'd say.
And I'd love to see their faces when they do XD
Hello.
I was forced to reinstall firmware due to phone issues.
Now I'm again with root and TWRP.
Firmware is on nougat, version c900b300 but many files are missing.
In particular, themes cannot be applied even if I can download them.
I followed a procedure suggested for the Mate 8 but with no results.
Is someone able to help me?
I think this is not a post for q&a section.
Otherwise please move it.
Thanks.
Ah, even the ringtones folder is empty, but this is not a big issue...
Try these 2 methods
1 - https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-6x/help/solved-huawei-gr5-2017-honor-6x-problem-t3606037
2 - https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-6x/help/theme-issue-5-0-upgrade-t3579812/page2
First method pushed FM spk in data folder, I rebooted but no FM radio app shows up.
Regarding second method, Google drive file doesn't exist.
I hope to be able to install Oreo when available through TWRP.
Now I don't have the updater and I'm not receiving ota update from Huawei. Unfortunately I'm stuck with March security updates
Dammit, I'm out of ideas at the moment. Plus, i didn't knew that even updater was missing... You wanna try with an apk of mine extracted?
of course mate.
Now I'm more relaxed, as I understand that is better just playing with this phone. I'm not gonna put job related files anymore in, so if something happens, I can recover easily.
Baaaaaaaaad phone...
Ah, sorry if I forgot to mention that I miss A LOT of file. Basically all the crapware like Health or Huawei related bullshits, updater, ringtones, themes are not installing. Cannot even load a different wallpaper.
But I have nougat base and patches till March.
Better than nothing!
Ringtones= thank you Zedge to exist!
Themes= amen, I can live with it
Diamantes said:
Ah, sorry if I forgot to mention that I miss A LOT of file. Basically all the crapware like Health or Huawei related bullshits, updater, ringtones, themes are not installing. Cannot even load a different wallpaper.
But I have nougat base and patches till March.
Better than nothing!
Ringtones= thank you Zedge to exist!
Themes= amen, I can live with it
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For Huawei bloatware it's surely a positive thing if you don't care, since that those results "well" radicated into system and aren't easy to remove. For all the rest, looks like you are on a firmware build that was created to another build, and so causes various incompatibilities... But it's the worst case that i saw, except bricking related cases maybe a rebranding to an other variant, with the flash of another firmware could solve at least the missing apps issue. Anyway, i uploaded the updater apk; after all i don't think it'll works sincerely neither making it a system app with apps or modules like systemizer, if all those issues are present already... But in the worst case here, you'll just get an install failure due to an apk version that doesn't match your first, initial build. Try for fun, i would say.
Thank you for the tips.
Even if I read on this forum (honor in general) many different opinions regarding how to flash a Rom with twrp...and sometimes even with dload method.
I mean: it seems to me that with twrp is compulsory to flash the zip with "PV" only, even if many disagree
With dload, unzip the folder and better to put all the files, not only the .app one inside...
Am I right?
By the way, the updater apk should be put inside what folder? Of course it cannot be installed normally (file corrupted)
You can use apps like Link2SD, but if the file looks corrupt (had this problem too when i accidentally deleted compass app time ago) it means that doesn't matches your build number. You could try by installing a version that matches your actual build.
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Thank you for the tips.
Even if I read on this forum (honor in general) many different opinions regarding how to flash a Rom with twrp...and sometimes even with dload method.
I mean: it seems to me that with twrp is compulsory to flash the zip with "PV" only, even if many disagree
With dload, unzip the folder and better to put all the files, not only the .app one inside...
Am I right?
By the way, the updater apk should be put inside what folder? Of course it cannot be installed normally (file corrupted)
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Yes, with dload method, you need to flash all files available in zip to get everything working, i tries this and everything worked for me without anything missing.
For flashing zip, yes it is PV files that can be flashed via Twrp
The problem, as far as I know, is that now Huawei stopped releasing ROM files and even the .ru website now will have problems to collect files...
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The problem, as far as I know, is that now Huawei stopped releasing ROM files and even the .ru website now will have problems to collect files...
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They are still getting it. Not sure how
Solution
Hey, i have had the same Problem with the theme changer - found this solution which just take 1 minute
Themes:
- I downloaded the Huawei Tool from here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8/development/tool-srk-tool-huawei-bootloader-root-t3470823
- enable USB-Debugging connect your phone to the PC and start the tool
- choose "7" for utilities
- after that choose "12. Install /data/hw_init (Mate8,P9,P9 Plus)" and confirm
- after reboot the theme change will work again!
Will it work on honor 6x? The hw data is only for p9 ,isnt it?
starkeeper2018 said:
Hey, i have had the same Problem with the theme changer - found this solution which just take 1 minute
Themes:
- I downloaded the Huawei Tool from here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8/development/tool-srk-tool-huawei-bootloader-root-t3470823
- enable USB-Debugging connect your phone to the PC and start the tool
- choose "7" for utilities
- after that choose "12. Install /data/hw_init (Mate8,P9,P9 Plus)" and confirm
- after reboot the theme change will work again!
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Will it work on honor 6x..the hw data is showing only for honor p9 ,etc but not 6x
Hello! First post here!
Just got a new STF-L09 on the amazon cyber Monday sale (had an iphone before) and in my excitement to start messing with it, I managed to brick it.
I was following this guide: https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-9/development/beta-twrp-3-1-1-0-t3654355 and did a full format through TWRP to try and get rid of the encryption in order to root it. Now my device is in a bootloop. I've been looking through older posts here on XDA, boycracked and a few other places but there seems to be quite a bit of contradictory information and I don't want to make anything worse.
What I have:
- An unlocked bootloader
- Working TWRP 3.1.1
- ADB and fastboot (over USB from my laptop running linux)
- A microSD card
- Ability to boot to force update process
What doesn't work:
- my TWRP backup (I didn't realize the one I tried to make failed/got deleted).
- the stock eRecovery tool. Even on stable wifi it cannot retrieve package information from server. I'm assuming this is because Huawei hasn't made the recovery firmware available over this channel for this model.
I'm now trying to do a force update using a stock ROM and my external SD, but I'm having trouble for two reasons:
1. I'm not exactly sure what my initial firmware was, so I'm not sure which ROM to pick.
2. I can't successfully transfer the contents of the update.zip I'm trying to use into a dload folder on the root of my sd. I'm assuming this is because the sd card is formatted to vfat and the UPDATE.APP file is larger than 4GB and therefore not supported on vfat.
Can anybody tell me:
A. How to find out what my initial firmware designation would have been? Phone was recently purchased for UK market, blue colour, 64GB internal memory. Came with EMUI 5.1. I have S/Ns and so on if that helps.
B. How to perform force update with microSD in my situation? Can I format the card to NTFS or another format that supports >4GB filesizes? Am I using the wrong ROM (This is the one I'm trying to use: http://androidhost.ru/v5 )? What files exactly should go into /dload/ at the root of the sd?
C. Is there another procedure I should try in my case? I am able to use fastboot, and I understand it would be possible to flash files onto the device using that, but I'm just getting started with Android and I'm not really sure about the functions of the various images/partitions (eg. data, cust, boot etc.). Is there any hope of the eRecovery tool coming online?
I know some of you have had some success coming from similar situations. I'd really appreciate any help you guys could give. Happy to throw some dosh to anyone who can help put me back in business!
Fixed my own problem 5 minutes later with help from this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-9/help/help-to-restore-l09-bootloop-t3651641
Wrote up my procedure there. But thanks anyways guys!
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Hello
I'm trying to downgrade my P20 lite to a lower firmware because dc-unlocker is not working with the last one and I need to unlock my bootloader.
I've no idea if what I am trying to do is even possible, if it is not please stop me!
My model is ANE-LX1C432 (dual sim)
I downloaded an old firmware using the Firmware Finder, it the FullOTA-MF - 8.0.0.111
Here is the first question: I see 4 files, which one do I have to flash?
update.zip
update_data_full_public.zip
update_full_ANE-L21_hw_eu.zip
update_full_ANE-L01_hw_eu.zip
According to here the dual sim model is ANE-L21 but the firmware in that package is only ~117MB so I thing the right one is the one in the update.zip package
Second question: How do I flash it? I tried to open the zip file and put UPDATE.APP file in X:\dload\UPDATE.APP where X is the sd card but the updater says "Software install failed, Get help from http:/www.emui.com/emitiondownlad.php?mod=restore
I managed to open the UPDATE.APP file using HuaweiUpdateExtractor and got system.img and recovery.img and I could try to flash these but I'd love if somebody explains me how to do it
Thank you very much to anyone who will reply me.
can you enter in enginering setings? usign *#*# 2846579#*#* code ?
Arnys said:
can you enter in enginering setings? usign *#*# 2846579#*#* code ?
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Yes
I tried to use the "update from SD card" but it fails
I never tried to put the update in the internal memory, only SD card, is it worth a try?
Brenza said:
Yes
I tried to use the "update from SD card" but it fails
I never tried to put the update in the internal memory, only SD card, is it worth a try?
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i about your text here "because dc-unlocker is not working with the last one and I need to unlock my bootloader."
if you can enter in enginering setings, then you dont need to be problems to unlock bootloader with dc-unlocker (dont forgot, its 4 credits which you need to buy to be able to unlokc)
Just read all properly, how to use dc unlocker, please!
Arnys said:
i about your text here "because dc-unlocker is not working with the last one and I need to unlock my bootloader."
if you can enter in enginering setings, then you dont need to be problems to unlock bootloader with dc-unlocker (dont forgot, its 4 credits which you need to buy to be able to unlokc)
Just read all properly, how to use dc unlocker, please!
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I already went there and I already bought the credits but I've been told that the tool does not support the last firmware due to some new security measures
I hope I don't go against any rule but here is the discussion on their forum: https://forum.dc-unlocker.com/forum/dc-unlocker-support-forum/dc-unlocker-software/174384-issues-with-huawei-p20-lite-bootloader-code
My main goal is to install an app as system app
to do that i need root access
to gain root acces i need a custom recovery
to install twrp i need to unlock the bootloader
to unlock the bootloader i need dc-unlocker
for dc-unlocker to work i need to downgrade
Please stop me if I am somewhere wrong, this is getting intense quite time consuming :crying:
oh, didnt know.. there are dload packages: link here, russina site , latest for ane l21 c432 (need to search ane-l21 and scroll down) i found was b136 3,2 gb, shuld work with dload folder, have not tested, but @Merlin_99 said its worked for him, here his post : https://forum.xda-developers.com/huawei-p20-lite/how-to/root-how-to-install-update-t3841557
specialy for you serched this post like 40 mins in xda. lost so much time here :/
on ane-l21c432 you dont need root acces to instal app as system. you need unlocked bootloader, instaled twrp, adn here you can put your app in (mount system first in twrp) system>>priv-app folder and after reboot aplication will be as system app, done it with privacy mode in the app ninjas joystick to spoof pokemons (if spoof localy then all are ok (like 7 monts spoofing and no wraning, etc (but i dont jump globaly, i stay at contry my ip shows))
Arnys said:
oh, didnt know.. there are dload packages: link here, russina site , latest for ane l21 c432 (need to search ane-l21 and scroll down) i found was b136 3,2 gb, shuld work with dload folder, have not tested, but @Merlin_99 said its worked for him, here his post : https://forum.xda-developers.com/huawei-p20-lite/how-to/root-how-to-install-update-t3841557
specialy for you serched this post like 40 mins in xda. lost so much time here :/
on ane-l21c432 you dont need root acces to instal app as system. you need unlocked bootloader, instaled twrp, adn here you can put your app in (mount system first in twrp) system>>priv-app folder and after reboot aplication will be as system app, done it with privacy mode in the app ninjas joystick to spoof pokemons (if spoof localy then all are ok (like 7 monts spoofing and no wraning, etc (but i dont jump globaly, i stay at contry my ip shows))
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I don't know how to thak you, it worked!
I've been trying for 2 days, it seems that the packages from Firmware Finder did not have the right filenames and also made mistakes while putting them on the memory card.
anyway the package from that site worked and i was able to obtain the code!!!
I used the package HUAWEI P20 LITE ANNE-L01 ANE-L01 + ANE-L21 8.0.0.125(C432) FIRMWARE ANDROID 8.0.0 EMUI 8.0.0 05015ACP ANDROIDHOST.RU.ZIP
Brenza said:
I don't know how to thak you, it worked!
I've been trying for 2 days, it seems that the packages from Firmware Finder did not have the right filenames and also made mistakes while putting them on the memory card.
anyway the package from that site worked and i was able to obtain the code!!!
I used the package HUAWEI P20 LITE ANNE-L01 ANE-L01 + ANE-L21 8.0.0.125(C432) FIRMWARE ANDROID 8.0.0 EMUI 8.0.0 05015ACP ANDROIDHOST.RU.ZIP
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what files you put on sd card? zip file, or unziped files?
Arnys said:
what files you put on sd card? zip file, or unziped files?
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I just copy-pasted the content of the Software package exactly lite it came with the package
F:\dload\update_sd.zip
F:\dload\ANE-L01_hw_eu
F:\dload\ANE-L21_hw_eu
F:\dload\ANE-L01_hw_eu\update_sd_ANE-L01_hw_eu.zip
F:\dload\ANE-L21_hw_eu\update_sd_ANE-L21_hw_eu.zip
The files from the firmware finder had other names and i found no indication that i had to create any subfolder
Again I'm quite new to the android world so I do not exclude I missed something basic there.
The files from ff had these names and no folder structure
update.zip
update_data_full_public.zip
update_full_ANE-L01_hw_eu.zip
update_full_ANE-L21_hw_eu.zip
[TECLAST] P20HD (new android 10 tablet w/ 4g phone) : TWRP unavailable => cannot root
Hi everyone,
I've just bought this excellent Android 10 Tablet with 4G phone included (YES!) but I haven't found any TWRP to root it. Any suggestion? Thanks
Most tablet manufacturers, Apple, Samsung & other motherf*ckers don't want to include phone capability in tablets because they want to sell 2 devices instead of just one... Just use a bluetooth headset with this excellent Chinese "big" phablet: it is better for your health to have your phone far from your head...
98% of people using smartphones & tablets DON'T NEED AN EXPENSIVE POWERFUL CPU, it's only for prestige and their EGO that they buy famous brands.
Disable "Google Services" whenever you can, it is nothing else than a NSA plug-in, spyware background tasks that collect information about you to feed NSA Databases.
I have no doubt that this information given to the public will make Google and NSA angry, they may even try to "convince" this forum moderator to remove my post, but U.S. court now says that Mass surveillance program exposed by Snowden is illegal : .https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...-exposed-by-snowden-was-illegal-idUSKBN25T3CK
Anyone who doesn't live in China should better install the Chinese rom version.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...unavailable-cannot-root.4141997/post-83728069
Yes, the Chinese version may also contain equivalent spyware features, but think twice :
If you don't live in China and will never go over there, then the information collected is useless and will NOT BE SHARED with NSA or Nine Eyes/Five Eyes countries (the country where you live may use the collected information against you).
READ THIS : https://www.vpnmentor.com/blog/understanding-five-eyes-concept/
Every politician who set up government agency to VIOLATE HUMAN RIGHTS about PRIVACY of millions of ordinary people like you and me should be prosecuted and put in jail.
"Human Right # 12. The Right to Privacy. No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks."
@vindieu
Compile TWRP by yourself.
How-to: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1943625
TWRP isn't needed to root a tablet's/phone's Android.
Thank you for your reply jwoegerbauer, unfortunately, I'm not good enough to be able to compile it by myself, my technical level is too low.
I can unlock the bootloader and I'd like to root it with Magisk, it needs TWRP, am I wrong??
Thanks again bro
Is there a flashable image available for your device?
If so, you can extract the boot image from this archive using payload dumper (search Google for more info)
1: Now you have the boot image (on your PC), move it to your device - i.e. Downloads
2: Install Magisk Manager on your device.
3: Follow the instructions at this thread on how to use Magisk Manager to patch your transferred boot image - https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/to...1&share_fid=3793&share_type=t&link_source=app
4: Transfer the newly patched image back to your PC.
5: Use Fastboot to reboot your device using the image on your PC - see above thread for how to do this (no need to flash the modified boot image back to your device - you'll actually be booting the device using the patched image on your PC - this ensures that if anything goes wrong, you can just reboot your device).
6: Assuming all has gone to plan, your device is now rooted (temporarily) so you can now install Magisk using Magisk Manager (this will modify the boot image on your device).
7: Disconnect PC and reboot your device normally (i.e. System) - you should now find Magisk is installed when you open Magisk Manager.
Hope this helps
Sent from my AC2003 using Tapatalk
Thanks jmwengineering for your reply. Unfortunately, there's no rom/image yet, I haven't found any.
I hope Teclast will make it available rapidly as this model has a lot buyers now...
vindieu said:
Thanks jmwengineering for your reply. Unfortunately, there's no rom/image yet, I haven't found any.
I hope Teclast will make it available rapidly as this model has a lot buyers now...
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I purchased the Chinese version of TECLAST P20HD. Its ID is N6H1. Is yours the same?
The ROM for my device is available in the Chinese official website. I don't know if it's compatible for your device.
I have already successfully unlock its bootloader, but I failed at installing the patched boot image of magisk. After flashing it, the tablet will keep on rebooting while showing the logo. It could be something I've done wrong during the process, I don't know.
vindieu said:
Thank you for your reply jwoegerbauer, unfortunately, I'm not good enough to be able to compile it by myself, my technical level is too low.
I can unlock the bootloader and I'd like to root it with Magisk, it needs TWRP, am I wrong??
Thanks again bro
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To root a phone's Android neither TWRP recovery nor Magisk framework basically is needed at all. Also unlocking phone's bootloader before isn't needed. All you need is to have su binary present in Android OS.
Hanpeng Yang said:
I purchased the Chinese version of TECLAST P20HD. Its ID is N6H1. Is yours the same?
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I should get it this week, european version.
I've already had a Teclast T98 (also Tablet/Phone 4G but with old Android 4) and was very happy with it.
I hope that someone will create a TWRP version soon and post the procedure to root it with Magisk...
Thanks for the info!
I confirm I also have a N6H1 with english language no problem.
I have been to Teclast's website but haven't been able to find the ROM.
Where is it? https://www.teclast.com/down.php?s=misc&tid=218
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I confirm I also have a N6H1 with english language no problem.
I have been to Teclast's website but haven't been able to find the ROM.
Where is it? https://www.teclast.com/down.php?s=misc&tid=218
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Also have a have a N6H1 with english language, european version.
Really,really nice tablet. Looks like you can also perform the same SD Card/SIM tray mod that can be done with some cell phones to make it a true dual sim tablet/phone-not that I recommend doing so,just nice that it seems to be compatible with it:
How to enjoy dual-SIM and micro SD simultaneously on the Galaxy S7
https://www.mobilefun.co.uk/blog/20...and-micro-sd-simultaneously-on-the-galaxy-s7/
How to Insert 2 Nano Sim (Dual Sim Enabled) and Micro SD Card in Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
https://www.noreplied.com/how-to-in...d-and-microsd-card-in-samsung-galaxy-s7-edge/
Did you root it? If yes how? Thanks
not yet.
vindieu said:
I confirm I also have a N6H1 with english language no problem.
I have been to Teclast's website but haven't been able to find the ROM.
Where is it? https://www.teclast.com/down.php?s=misc&tid=218
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Try google search for teclast firmware
Teclast Official Firmware Repository - TechTablets
https://techtablets.com/forum/topic/teclast-official-firmware-repository/
They give instructions on how to acess and download from the page/site
This seems to be the actual page.....but it's is in chinese- might have to run the pages it leads you to through google translate......
http://www.teclast.com/tools/pad/pad.php?t=p
Can't do much more at the moment, too tied up with work and other things to go any further right now.
Thanks but I've already searched in Google, I'm not a total n00b.
FYI my post #9 gave a direct link to Teclast website after typing N6H1 at https://www.teclast.com/en/firmware/
vindieu said:
Thanks but I've already searched in Google, I'm not a total n00b.
FYI my post #9 gave a direct link to Teclast website after typing N6H1 at https://www.teclast.com/en/firmware/
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Yeah,but that page doesn't actually lead to the N6H1 (chinese?) firmware.
This one does (it's in chinese though and there are some things you have to do in order to download the file which the link to Teclast Official Firmware Repository - TechTablets site explains how to do.
(just type N6H1 in the box like the other page)
http://www.teclast.com/tools/pad/pad.php?t=p
Teclast Official Firmware Repository - TechTablets
https://techtablets.com/forum/topic/teclast-official-firmware-repository/
I HAVE SUCCESSFULLY UNLOCKED my P20HD following this procedure : https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-32287.html
TWRP is NOT available on the Play Store for the P20HD.
The "TWRP" app available in the Play Store is just an app to select and download a TWRP in the list of "officially compatible devices"....
... and of course, the P20HD is not in the list.
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(just type N6H1 in the box like the other page)
http://www.teclast.com/tools/pad/pad.php?t=p
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Ok Baidu now gives access to the download page, code is "mzwv", file size 1011.1M but it requires BaiduNetdisk_7.0.3.2.exe to be installed to download the file...
Since everything is in chinese, it is impossible to install this software & understand how to download the image
Can someone create some verified and authentic copies of these firmware images on an easily downloadable repo?
Chinese don't make any effort for non-chinese people apparently...
Thanks!
@vindieu
Would you like me to download it for you?
Thanks @few__ !!
If you could make it available for everyone (non-chinese people) on a public ftp server, that'd be great...
Please make sure the image is the exact copy of the original.