Rooting a RockChip Tablet - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi all,
I put my hands on a Philips 10BDL4151T, an Android 7.1.2 tablet powered by a RockChip rk3368.
My goal is to root it, and these are my findings/what I tried so far:
-AIO root tools (KingRoot et al.) don't work
-Bootloader unlock works fine
-RockChip AndroidTools for flash dump works fine
-fastboot can boot images only up to 16MB
-Dumped recovery.img doesn't boot (it's 32MB)
-No official sources/updates/OTA images are available.
-None of the available TWRPs for rk3368 devices found in the wild boot: the ones in AOSP format are too large and the others in KRNL format seems not compatible (nothing on screen and usb stops working)
The last thing that came to my mind was dumping boot.img and patching it with Magisk Manager, but i haven't flashed it back yet because I'm too afraid of bricking it (and I don't know if AndroidTool can be used to restore a bricked device)
What should i do? Is writing back patched boot.img safe? Can I eventually recover from it?
Or are there other ways?
Thank you

Any news on this one? I also have the same device and what to have google play store...

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ROCO C805 / E1027 ROOT or ROM Android 6 or 7

Hi all,
I've this 8" cheap chinese tablet (MT8163, 2GB RAM, 16 GB storage, 1200x800, dual speakers), that was dead. Board is a V1b
I found some rom on needrom with Android 7 image, although I was said it originally came with Android 6.
Both rom's for ROCO C805 and/or Philips E1027 flash ok (the bootloader was gone and now, using the bootloader from E1027 I can flash either rom), but the device has no audio on speakers.
My guess was a bad port and I tried to change system.img puting libaudio*.so from other rom's. The problem is that I can't root using any of the methods I found and used before, and I cant repack system.img cause the system will not boot showing errors due to the files I changed.
I was able to unlock bootloader but I can't root with standard su from sd card or using the tools such as mtk android tools, all-in-one. when I flash the recovery.img (cwm, twrp, etc) the device simply will not boot and stay on the bootloader (fastboot, etc.)
So I'm pretty stuck here and don't know what to do next. I don't want to quit because it is my young sun's tablet and I want to learn from this as well.
Thank you for all your help.
Please post any questions needed!
satierf said:
I was able to unlock bootloader but I can't root with standard su
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You can root with
Release Mtk easy su v2.1.0 · JunioJsv/mtk-easy-su
Fix startup crash on lastest android versions Catch crash with Firebase Crashlytics Update dependencies
github.com
just install and press the #

How to Root Nuu R1 (R5001LA) ?

I just bought a Nuu R1 Rugged Phone. It has Oreo 8.1.0 on it.
It is an "unlocked" phone. But I don't know if unlocked refers to the phone carrier or to the boot loader. (I'm thinking phone carrier.)
The last I rooted my tablets was Android 5, which required using a custom script that a dev here wrote that temporarily ran CW via fast boot.
I would like to root my R1. I hear now that Magisk is the way to go. (Instead of SU.)
Most every Guide says that I have to have TWRP installed before installing Magisk. But there's no TWRP for the R1. And I am incapable of compiling my own.
I learned, from Nuu Tech Support, that I can get into the phone's Recovery mode with some hidden button pushes. Here's a screen shot:
My first question is, could I simply install Magisk by selecting "Update from SD card"?
If it's not that easy, then, second: I can also get to a fastboot screen. (Not shown here.) Could I install Magisk from ADB on my computer?
I suppose a third question: Is there a version of TWRP that's compatible with this phone? And if so, how do I find it? It would be nice to have a Nandroid backup.
I am willing to show various screens that come up from various button pushes if that would help a dev here.
More data for TWRP'ing
So, I see that one needs an image of the OEM ROM to compile TWRP. I found two sites on the web that claim to have the ROM. (Before the R1 was officially released.) Sounds sketchy. Will try to get an image from Tech Support.
In the meantime, I found that the bootloader can be unlocked (or allowed to be unlocked) via a setting under Developer Options.
I contacted Nuu Mobile Support and they were kind to send me the MediaTek USB drivers for the R1.
It was a two step process to get the driver installed for ADB. But now I have access to the R1 via ADB.
I read here on the forums that I can boot TWRP via fastboot, and not risk ruining/corrupting the R1's Recovery Partition.
Anyone know of a TWRP model version that's close enough to work on the R1? (I presume a TWRP for another MediaTek device might work?)
I would hate to try KingRoot to get root.
I found a website called unofficialtwrp.com. It has a TWRP for the MediaTek 6739, running Oreo 8.1, with 16/2 GB. That's exactly what the Nuu Mobile R1 has.
So, hopeful that this would allow me to root my R1, I tried it. (Short version: Didn't work.)
I already had ADB installed and could talk to my R1 via ADB.
But once the R1 had booted into fastboot mode via ADB, I got a message from fastbood devices that it was "waiting."
I learned that that message means that I didn't have drivers for fastboot.
I ended up installing a fresh version of Win8.1 and using the Windows' updater to find the needed drivers. I had to have the R1 plugged in to the USB in fastboot mode for this to work. After that, I could talk to the device via the fastboot command.
So I unlocked the boot loader (which wiped my data - not every Guide warns you about that) and I did "fastboot boot recovery.img."
I got the message that the recovery file had transferred. After abotu 15 seconds, the phone rebooted. But no TWRP.
Rats.
I didn't want to try the fastboot flash command in case this unoffiical twrp from an unofficial site bricked my phone. If I understand things correctly, booting in fastboot to the recovery.img should give me a temporary instance of TWRP.
Presumably, after copying Magisk into memory, I would be able to get root that way.
PMikeP said:
I found a website called unofficialtwrp.com. It has a TWRP
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Whoa you have been busy you must've heard XDA helps those who help themselves.. :highfive:
I just dropped by to say, 1st rule of modding is taking a pristine stock backup..
For MTK devices, there is a tool called SP Flash Tools, a quick search will help you take a full backup using this tool.
Afterward, you can even try using SP Flash Tools to flash a Magisk patched boot image to your device for ROOT!
Hope this helps!
Thanks. I did see SP Flash Tools mentioned and I did take a look at it. While I've rooted before, I'm trying to get my head around a Scatter File.
Everything I've read so far - well, almost everything - says that I need TWRP to get Magisk installed. But if you think it can be done via SP Flash Tools, I'll start playing with it.
Root nuu r1
Did u ever manage to figure out how to do this & get TWRP to install? :fingers-crossed:
No, I haven't had time to play with rooting lately. I still would like to root it tho.
Anyone know how to root the nuu phones?
someone has the boot.img i need the image
I will port TWRP for you in case you have stock recovery.img
jjgvv said:
I will port TWRP for you in case you have stock recovery.img
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plis
do you have stock rom?

Micro USB *broken - MTK - Bootloop to TWRP Recovery :D

Hey friends,
I want to see if anyone has had this experience and can point me to a fix/resolution. The "main" issue is the Micro USB port is no longer operable, so I CAN NOT just re-flash with SP Tools (I so would have just). I'm keeping the phone charged with a wireless charger. I can boot to TWRP, in fact it bootloops into TWRP. I'm using the "DOOGEE-S60-Android 8.0 (9.2)_TWRP_ROOT_Final" rom, which I was flashing with SP Tools and extracting .imgs from it for testing.
Here's how the issue started; I was updating Magisk Modules and configuring the Hide Props for device emulation (I've done this multiple times looking for a solid working set and had to reflash for the same reasons several times, so I know it started with the Magisk module updating the boot img). At some point during the module updating the boot image seems to get corrupted and I get stuck bootloop into TWRP. This is an MTK device so reflashing with SP Tools and going about business is the normal simple fix..
Since my Micro USB is damaged and I can't flash with SP Tools now, TWRP recovery is the only resolution for this slowly dying device. I simply don't have a lot of experience with this particular issue and this is my first MTK device. I've been able to in TWRP;
1. Factory Reset - No resolution
2. Flash .imgs for boot.img, System.img, tee.img, and recovery.img (built in TWRP recovery for the rom which just resets TWRP, luckily) - No resolution, still bootloops to TWRP
3. chomd 755 adb & fastboot bins to system/bin (for the hell of it so I can terminal to either from within TWRP, can't seem to connect device though)
4. Wiped system completely and restored with with the system.img, by accident actually, and thought TWRP didn't have access enough to write it back, but it does
*edit1; 5. Tried using "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/fota
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/misc" from here. Returned "no such file found". After looking through the file explorer I imagine the file structure maybe different for this device though "dev/block" root is there. Maybe a transfer of different files?
So now I'm coming to see if anyone has any helpful info for recovering the boot to normal system on an MTK device only through TWRP (Which I'm pretty sure I've done multiple times over devices on Snapdragon devices)
Things that do work as current;
1. TWRP
2. External SD for transfering
3. Terminal within TWRP
4. Mounting System R/W
I'm thinking I "could" flash an OTA "Update.zip" for the device in TWRP, but there isn't one. This device only uses FOTA which seems to need the SP Tools type approach.
DemonLoader said:
Hey friends,
I want to see if anyone has had this experience and can point me to a fix/resolution. The "main" issue is the Micro USB port is no longer operable, so I CAN NOT just re-flash with SP Tools (I so would have just). I'm keeping the phone charged with a wireless charger. I can boot to TWRP, in fact it bootloops into TWRP. I'm using the "DOOGEE-S60-Android 8.0 (9.2)_TWRP_ROOT_Final" rom, which I was flashing with SP Tools and extracting .imgs from it for testing.
Here's how the issue started; I was updating Magisk Modules and configuring the Hide Props for device emulation (I've done this multiple times looking for a solid working set and had to reflash for the same reasons several times, so I know it started with the Magisk module updating the boot img). At some point during the module updating the boot image seems to get corrupted and I get stuck bootloop into TWRP. This is an MTK device so reflashing with SP Tools and going about business is the normal simple fix..
Since my Micro USB is damaged and I can't flash with SP Tools now, TWRP recovery is the only resolution for this slowly dying device. I simply don't have a lot of experience with this particular issue and this is my first MTK device. I've been able to in TWRP;
1. Factory Reset - No resolution
2. Flash .imgs for boot.img, System.img, tee.img, and recovery.img (built in TWRP recovery for the rom which just resets TWRP, luckily) - No resolution, still bootloops to TWRP
3. chomd 755 adb & fastboot bins to system/bin (for the hell of it so I can terminal to either from within TWRP, can't seem to connect device though)
4. Wiped system completely and restored with with the system.img, by accident actually, and thought TWRP didn't have access enough to write it back, but it does
*edit1; 5. Tried using "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/fota
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/misc" from here. Returned "no such file found". After looking through the file explorer I imagine the file structure maybe different for this device though "dev/block" root is there. Maybe a transfer of different files?
So now I'm coming to see if anyone has any helpful info for recovering the boot to normal system on an MTK device only through TWRP (Which I'm pretty sure I've done multiple times over devices on Snapdragon devices)
Things that do work as current;
1. TWRP
2. External SD for transfering
3. Terminal within TWRP
4. Mounting System R/W
I'm thinking I "could" flash an OTA "Update.zip" for the device in TWRP, but there isn't one. This device only uses FOTA which seems to need the SP Tools type approach.
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Any chance of a hardware fix? Replacing the damaged port?
Nephiel said:
Any chance of a hardware fix? Replacing the damaged port?
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I "would" just simply do that, but the device is older, and since there aren't any factory updates for the OS, it's not really worth the time and effort to buy and solder. It's more fun to find a way through the software at this point..
Why is there no custom rom for Doogee S60? . android 8? 9? 10 ?. where can I find it?
Why is there no custom rom for Doogee S60? . android 8? 9? 10 ?. where can I find it?. Compatible for Doogee S60? custom rom android 8 9 10?

How to root with Magisk Lenovo M7 (TB-7305F) / Android 9

Hi,
I'm trying to root the tablet. Unfortunately so far without success. I have tried several rooting tools (Desktop and Tablet App).
What promised most success is Magisk. It is also known that it works with Android 9. I copied the bootimage on the tablet from the stock-ROM, patched the image with the latest Magisk-APP (7.5.1) (Magisk 20.3 (20300)). Then back to the PC, and with fastboot written to the boot partition. After unlock the partition, this was possible. After a restart, however, the tablet will remain on the boot logo. Original stock-ROM on it again, tablet runs again (no boot loop).
Then I looked at the image sizes. The original is 16,385 kB. However, the patched Magisk file is only 7,148 kB. That can't really be, can it?
Does anyone have an idea of what this can be, or what I'm wrong about?
Thank you for your help.
hw-schrauber said:
Hi,
I'm trying to root the tablet. Unfortunately so far without success. I have tried several rooting tools (Desktop and Tablet App).
What promised most success is Magisk. It is also known that it works with Android 9. I copied the bootimage on the tablet from the stock-ROM, patched the image with the latest Magisk-APP (7.5.1) (Magisk 20.3 (20300)). Then back to the PC, and with fastboot written to the boot partition. After unlock the partition, this was possible. After a restart, however, the tablet will remain on the boot logo. Original stock-ROM on it again, tablet runs again (no boot loop).
Then I looked at the image sizes. The original is 16,385 kB. However, the patched Magisk file is only 7,148 kB. That can't really be, can it?
Does anyone have an idea of what this can be, or what I'm wrong about?
Thank you for your help.
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Seems like Magisk Manager is not able to patch the boot.img properly.
The size of patched image is never lesser than the original boot image.
Try patching your boot image using an older version of Magisk Manager.
HIT THANKS IF FOUND USEFUL
Augustoandro said:
Seems like Magisk Manager is not able to patch the boot.img properly.
The size of patched image is never lesser than the original boot image.
Try patching your boot image using an older version of Magisk Manager.
HIT THANKS IF FOUND USEFUL
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Thank you Augustoandro, but unfortunately I can't use an older version. Since I want to run my device with magic, I only have to install the apk. If I take an older one here, I will only get to the patch buttons when the app is updated.
So this proposal does not help.
Perhaps it is also because the 7305F does not seem to have the partitions set up as usual. If I want to make a BackUp using the tool "MTKdroidTools 2.5.3" (screenshot), it means that the partition structure does not fit and no backup is possible. A root with the tool is also not possible.
Is there another idea?
For more information:
CPU MT8321 (32bit), Memory 1/16GB, kernel 4.9.117+ (#25.10.2019)
I was able to patch the file with magisk and flash the
boot, but no root. Were you able to find a solution to your problem?
macgajos said:
I was able to patch the file with magisk and flash the
boot, but no root. Were you able to find a solution to your problem?
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You have to root by means of Magisk: Magisk itself doesn't root the Android.
jwoegerbauer said:
You have to root by means of Magisk: Magisk itself doesn't root the Android.
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Thank you for your reply. Sorry for not being clear here: I get "Magisk is not installed" info in magisk manager after flashing the magisk patched boot img in fastboot mode.
I have found the way to install MAGISK. You have to install MAGISK to the recovery.img. Then start in Recovery-mode and the system will boot to the normal System with installed MAGISK. Works perfect to me.
Some more information. There is an update named TB-7305F_100049_200508_ROW. After you have update to this release, you haven't MAGISK installed and you are not able to reinstall MAGISK. Also, when you get the original recovery from the version it is not possible. As well, I have tested to use the working recovery from the prerelease with the newest release, this also don't possible. For me the only working release is the TB-7305F_100043_200223.
If someone flash a later version that woks, please let know here!
hw-schrauber said:
I have found the way to install MAGISK. You have to install MAGISK to the recovery.img. Then start in Recovery-mode and the system will boot to the normal System with installed MAGISK. Works perfect to me.
Some more information. There is an update named TB-7305F_100049_200508_ROW. After you have update to this release, you haven't MAGISK installed and you are not able to reinstall MAGISK. Also, when you get the original recovery from the version it is not possible. As well, I have tested to use the working recovery from the prerelease with the newest release, this also don't possible. For me the only working release is the TB-7305F_100043_200223.
If someone flash a later version that woks, please let know here!
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Yes, recovery is the way to go. I have figured it after reading this:
topjohnwu - install.html#boot-image-patching
As I have X model, TB-7305X_S100043_200224_ROW and TB_7305X_S100062_200610_ROW was the ROM that worked. Cool thing is that you can get roms from lenovo with "Rescue and smart assistant" app.
The trick that makes magisk rooted all the time is to choose 'reset phone' after rooting. This would cause the tablet to start with root each time.
macgajos said:
Yes, recovery is the way to go. I have figured it after reading this:
topjohnwu - install.html#boot-image-patching
As I have X model, TB-7305X_S100043_200224_ROW and TB_7305X_S100062_200610_ROW was the ROM that worked. Cool thing is that you can get roms from lenovo with "Rescue and smart assistant" app.
The trick that makes magisk rooted all the time is to choose 'reset phone' after rooting. This would cause the tablet to start with root each time.
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What do you mean with reset? When MAGISK is in recovery, the only way to start is in the recovery-mode. Then you have ever MAGISK working when it is installed!?!
Today I have seen, that there is a new version for the "F" model. TB_7305F_S100055_200703_ROW. I will test and report!
How do I pull the Recovery.img from this tablet in the first place? Please help. Thanks.
Hi. I am trying to manage root without twrp for a couple of days. I picked up the solution with recovery.
I've tried to flash root to recovery with magisk patched recovery.img via fastboot. But the .img size is to large (is texted in fastboot). By the way i was curious after magisk patching cause the patched .img file has the same size as the original .img file. I downloaded twrp port tool and ported recovery.img and got a recovery.img with a smaller size so i was able to flash it via fastboot. Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Fastboot reboot.
Device is booting to Lenovo splash screen with the warning that the device is unlocked and boot in 5s. Could wait forever. After 2min pushed vol+, Lenovo Banner starts to flip and it booted to system.
But no root.
Reboot.
Boot with key combo
Hold Vol+ and power, released as lenovo splash with the warning appears. Nothing happend.
Pushed vol+. Nothing happened. It stuck at splash.
After that i could not boot the device with power key anymore. It stays at splash every time i rebooted.I had to reboot to recovery and do rebooting to system from recovery.
From bootloader i was able to boot to system also.
I like to flash magisk patched boot.img via fastboot but magisk doesn't make the .img file smaller.
I tried with sp flash tool but after patching the img is not signed anymore soflash tool doesn't flash it.
So that is my state for now.
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Hi all,
I want to remove all of the google apps from my tablet 7305F in a bid to save ram, adb does most of the trick. can even uninstall play store, but the google play services com.google.android.gms is very hard to disable, keeps popping a "play services has stopped" message frequently.
till now I was able to free upto 50 % ram using this trick only its annoying that the play services message keeps popping.
PART HO said:
Hi all,
I want to remove all of the google apps from my tablet 7305F in a bid to save ram, adb does most of the trick. can even uninstall play store, but the google play services com.google.android.gms is very hard to disable, keeps popping a "play services has stopped" message frequently.
till now I was able to free upto 50 % ram using this trick only its annoying that the play services message keeps popping.
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.....Install twrp and root rights, it's not difficult. You can then do whatever is needed
I rooted my Lenovo M7 (TB-7305X) the folling way
On a PC Get and Install LMSA "Lenovo Rescue and Smart Assistan"
* Using LMSA do a recovery, this way you are sure you have al the drivers working and that you have a correct rom
On the Tabled enabled developer mode
* enable remote debugging
* enable oem unlocking
Unlock the bootloader using fastboot
(you will find adb and fastboot in the location where LMSA was installed)
P.S. this will erase of data on your tablet
* adb reboot-bootloader
* fastboot flashing unlock
* fastboot reboot
PS tablet well be in orange state (because the bootloader is unlocked)
* android boots
On the tablet create a rooted boot.img using magisk
* download and install the latest magisk.apk
* look for boot.img (boot.img_verified) the ROW downloaded by LMSA (some where in c:\programdata)
* uplad the boot.img to the tablet
* start magisk and patch the boot.img file
* download the patched boot.img
On the PC start MTK_Flash tool
P.S. this will erase of data on your tablet
* open the download tab
* the download agent should be set by default (MTK_AllInOne_DA.bin)
* select the scater file (from the LMSA rom directory)
* deselct all files except BOOTIMG
* change the location of the BOOTIMG and select the pached boot.img
Flash boot.img by clicking download
Rooting instructions for TB_7305X (Should be the same for TB_7305F using TB-7305X_S100043_200223_ROW)
Install Rescue and Smart Assistant from Lenovo
Start Rescue and download latest ROM
Replace the latest ROM files from C:\ProgramData\RSA\Download\RomFiles\TB_7305X_S1000xx_xxxxxx_ROW with the ones from TB-7305X_S100043_200224_ROW
Can be downloaded from:
https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/lenovo/Tab_M7/TB-7305X/
Rescue the device as per the RSA instructions
Install latest Magisk
Upload recovery-verified.img from the TB-7305X_S100043_200224_ROW ROM to the Internal Shared Storage of the device in Download directory
Run Magisk Manager
Patch the recovery-verified.img with magisk
Copy the newly created magisk_patched-xxxxxxxx.img file in Downloads to C:\Program Files (x86)\Rescue and Smart Assistant and rename to magisk_patched.img
It will later be used to flash the device after unlocking
Enable developer mode on the device
From developer options enable:
OEM Unlocking (needs Internet connection)
USB Debugging
Start cmd and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Rescue and Smart Assistant directory
adb reboot bootloader
Wait for reboot. You will see “=> FASTBOOT mode …” message when ready
fastboot.exe flashing unlock
Press volume up key to confirm
fastboot flash recovery magisk_patched.img
disconnect USB cable
press volume-up+volume-down+power buttons to switch off the tablet
press volume-up+volume-down+power buttons to switch on the tablet in Recovery mode
When Lenovo logo appears release the buttons.
Wait several minutes. Do not give up, do not restart. It takes time.
Reconfigure device
Enable USB Debugging
Disable System updates
Reinstall Magisk
Your device is rooted.
Whenever you want to use it in rooted mode you have to switch to recovery mode
The normal mode calls boot.img where magisk is not installed and the device will not be rooted.
You may proceed with removing Orange mode 5 sec wait message. Instructions available on the Internet.
If at some point the device writs back the original Recovery mode just reflash with magisk patch recovery-verified.
Hi,
I would like to root my Lenovo TB-7305F as well. The file I have leased from Magisk generates "size is too large" in fastboot. This problem has been written by others. I have compared the original filesize and the patched filesize. They are identical. Exactly to the byte. I did it exactly as greenbul describes. However, he uses the 7305X and I use the 7305F.
Also the SP tool cannot upload this patched file.
I have the 1GB 7305F model.
Do you have any idea?
Many thanks
Andreas
Skylon5000 said:
Hi,
I would like to root my Lenovo TB-7305F as well. The file I have leased from Magisk generates "size is too large" in fastboot. This problem has been written by others. I have compared the original filesize and the patched filesize. They are identical. Exactly to the byte. I did it exactly as greenbul describes. However, he uses the 7305X and I use the 7305F.
Also the SP tool cannot upload this patched file.
I have the 1GB 7305F model.
Do you have any idea?
Many thanks
Andreas
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Root and TWRP
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Bundle TWRP without recovery.img

I'm on a quest to root my Hisense A9 e-ink phone. There isn't a stock ROM available online, and my attempts at extracting the recovery.img or boot.img with an EDL client or through ABD have failed. So the next thing I can think of trying is bundling a TWRP build, or possibly borrowing the TWRP from a similarly architected device and seeing if I can boot into it (without flashing).
So is there a way to build TWRP for an unsupported device, when there's no recovery.img available?
Also, is it safe to ./fastboot boot recovery.img without risk of bricking the phone (ie., booting instead of flashing)? If so, then I can try existing TWRP builds for similar devices.
Alternatively, are there any other avenues for rooting a new device which has no available stock ROM? Or other possible workarounds to get Google Services working correctly? I've tried MicroG, but the Hisense A9's ROM doesn't support signature spoofing, and to enable support I need TWRP.
Here's a thread which details some of my failed attempts at getting the boot.img via the EDL client.
And some more details about the phone:
Hisense A9 / HLTE556N
Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 662
Android 11
Software version: L2037.6.03.11.00
Kernel: 4.19.157
A/B partitions
Thanks everyone!
Did you tried those experiments…..
I have same question…kinda….
As their is no twrp recovery for my device (vivo 1802 mtk device) I was thinking of booting into twrp recovery not made for my device specifically Without flashing it.
To get the job done maybe some backups or flashing using twrp. But I don’t know what will be the consequences of it…… If anyone got idea or hands on experience on it, I would like to know

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