So I currently have USA Hawaii mate 10 pro on 9.0.0264 BL unlocked and magisk patched ramdisk and I keep getting notification to install the .267 update but it will not install due to the patched ramdisk so I just want to flash back to stock, I have downloaded the full ota through Hawaii hisuite application and its in zip format, so how do i flash this zip to go back to stock, thank you.
lingarajug said:
So I currently have USA Hawaii mate 10 pro on 9.0.0264 BL unlocked and magisk patched ramdisk and I keep getting notification to install the .267 update but it will not install due to the patched ramdisk so I just want to flash back to stock, I have downloaded the full ota through Hawaii hisuite application and its in zip format, so how do i flash this zip to go back to stock, thank you.
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You don't have to flash the whole update, just extract the recovery_ramdisk from 9.0.0.264 firmware (use Huawei Extractor to do that) and flash it with fastboot.
Another way to get the stock recovery it's to use Partitions Backup by Wanam (from Playstore), in its options enable the "raw partition image" and backup "erecovery_ramdisk".
Copy the backup on PC and flash it with this fastboot command :
fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk erecovery_ramdisk.img
Note: replace "erecovery_ramdisk.img" with the filename of the image that you backed up previously.
After flashing the stock recovery_ramdisk, you can install the official OTA.
I am confused, there is recovery_ramdis and erecovery_ramdisk and which one is it.
Update- i just flashed recovery_ramdis and then system from ota and i am updated now. Thank you.
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I've installed aosp with gsi but now i can't flash stock system.img with fastboot because i've got bootloop.
I followed all types of guide.
I've downloaded full ota and with the 3 files, update, update lx1 and another file, i've extracted system.img, recovery_ramdis.img and cust.img from update.app and flashed all files but the phone stuck in bootloop.
Can you help me? Because i don t like aosp and i can t install gapps
I usedHurUpater to flash a new stock ROM on my rooted and unlocked P20 lite. You can use the Firmware Finder for Huawei app in the playstore tot download the most recent stock firmware.
Good luck.
You don't have to flash cust.img
To restore your phone simply boot in bootloader, even with boot loop you can do it with the right timing.
Then flash system and recovery and do a full wipe.
This may be known to many but there are many users who were struggling with this.
Hello Folks,
Was getting few requests on XDA, Telegram and Facebook for this. As title says, there were few users reporting OTA failures while they were rooted with Magisk. Yes, that's obvious, it will fail as you have modified the boot.img (ramdisk) and stock recovery (Recovery_ramdisk.img) while rooting and installing TWRP.
Please follow below steps to update via OTA if you were rooted or using magisk.
Uninstall busybox binaries and Xposed framework (if you are using by any chance)
Uninstall Magisk (inside the app or by flashing the magisk uninstaller via TWRP)
Download update.app of your current firmware and extract stock recovery and boot file via Huawei extractor
Flash stock recovery of your actual variant as fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery.img
Flash stock boot as fastboot flash ramdisk ramdisk.img
Boot to system.
Perform OTA update and reboot.
Root your phone again if you want.
Enjoy.
You could just :
1.patch the new ramdisk's update via magiskmanager then,
2.update via HuRUpdater without removing your root before,
3.then reboot straight to fastboot, and flash your new patched ramdisk
4.reboot to your rooted updated firmware with magisk module still working and root mods still applyied.
PS: I don't know about xposed frameworks
shashank1320 said:
This may be known to many but there are many users who were struggling with this.
Hello Folks,
Was getting few requests on XDA, Telegram and Facebook for this. As title says, there were few users reporting OTA failures while they were rooted with Magisk. Yes, that's obvious, it will fail as you have modified the boot.img (ramdisk) and stock recovery (Recovery_ramdisk.img) while rooting and installing TWRP.
Please follow below steps to update via OTA if you were rooted or using magisk.
Uninstall busybox binaries and Xposed framework (if you are using by any chance)
Uninstall Magisk (inside the app or by flashing the magisk uninstaller via TWRP)
Download update.app of your current firmware and extract stock recovery and boot file via Huawei extractor
Flash stock recovery of your actual variant as fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery.img
Flash stock boot as fastboot flash ramdisk ramdisk.img
Boot to system.
Perform OTA update and reboot.
Root your phone again if you want.
Enjoy.
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Do we need to keep "Enable OEM Unlock" checked or unchecked in developer settings?
mohsyn said:
Do we need to keep "Enable OEM Unlock" checked or unchecked in developer settings?
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Doesn't matter unless you are rooting
shashank1320 said:
Doesn't matter unless you are rooting
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Thanks
I am unable to download OTA update through system
I have the zips downloaded using firmware finder but both the dload and copying the zips to /data/update/HWoUC folder fails
dload method keeps throwing erecovery on screen and does nothing
my recovery + ramdisk + kernal are all stock
magisk completely removed
bootloader unlocked
frp unlock
am i missing something or is there some other manual update method
mohsyn said:
Thanks
I am unable to download OTA update through system
I have the zips downloaded using firmware finder but both the dload and copying the zips to /data/update/HWoUC folder fails
dload method keeps throwing erecovery on screen and does nothing
my recovery + ramdisk + kernal are all stock
magisk completely removed
bootloader unlocked
frp unlock
am i missing something or is there some other manual update method
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It should be hwouc folder directly under root of internal memory and not data/update/hwouc
How Can I Flash the December security update in my magisk rooted device? If I tray the "normal" way it gives me an error.
Hi. I had the same problem. Tried with restoring stock rom without wipe, but no go. Still error.
I ended up backing up my stuff and flashed stock with wipe, and then everything went well.
After your procedure what boot.img you use to reinstall magisk?
Usually when the bootloader is unlock is impossible to install any official update.
In that case I have the same problem, and I think the solution is to lock the bootloader, try to apply the update and to see if root still works. ( I am sure not).
In other case is, unlock the bootloader again, to wait the official ROM with December patch, extract boot.img, rebuild it with magisk and install it with fastboot and wait the final result.
Is crazy but while there is not another solution is a good way to have root on this Moto One.
skia16 said:
After your procedure what boot.img you use to reinstall magisk?
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I booted up twrp and made a backup of boot.img, then patched it and flashed with fastboot.
tys0n said:
I booted up twrp and made a backup of boot.img, then patched it and flashed with fastboot.
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I follow this way but magisk manager tells me that magisk Is not installed
skia16 said:
I follow this way but magisk manager tells me that magisk Is not installed
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skia16 said:
I follow this way but magisk manager tells me that magisk Is not installed
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Make a backup of boot in twrp.
Go to backup folder and make a copy of it somewhere. Rename the copy from "boot.emmc.win" to "boot.img".
Open Magisk manager, select install, choose "patch boot image file" and select the boot.img-file to patch.
It will unpack, patch and repack the boot.img for magisk functionality.
Move the patched_boot.img to pc and flash it with fastboot. "fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img".
Reboot, open Magisk manager. It should now ask to continue with environmental setup.
Or if you have the firmware package, you could just extract boot.img from it, put it on phone and patch it instead of using boot from twrp back up.
Desperate help needed to go back to stock (Mate 10 Pro EMUI 8 TWRP & MAGISK) BLA-L09
Hello there. I'm used to Samsung devices and the more I read about Huawei devices the more lost I feel about them.
So, my Mate 10 pro BLA-L09 is currently running Build Number 8.0.0.131(C782). It is rooted with Pretoriano's TWRP and Magisk (Using the All-In-One tool). Of course, I can't get any pending update installed. I would like to receive that EMUI 9 update. I've read people have been successful using HuRupdater and some others ended up with a hard bricked device. Some other people suggest the safest option is to uninstall Magisk, flash stock recovery and let the phone update itself.
So far, I've downloaded the same full 8.0.0.131(C782) firmware I'm on from Firmware Finder and downloaded Huawei Update extractor to extract the recovery from UPDATE.APP. However, instead of having one recovery file to extract, there are 3 Recoveries (named: RECOVERY_RAMDIS, RECOVERY_VBMETA, RECOVERY_VENDOR) and another 4 E-Recoveries.
Can anyone please give me some step by step guidance on what to do? I'll Paypal you a beer if I'm successful with the help.
Cheers!
May be you can simply dload the firmware and then it should be full stock if dload works. Dload guide is given in my signature
shashank1320 said:
May be you can simply dload the firmware and then it should be full stock if dload works. Dload guide is given in my signature
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Thanks! But I think dload won't work with custom recovery, right? I'm on TWRP. And getting stock recovery is just what I'm trying to achieve.
93starletgt said:
Thanks! But I think dload won't work with custom recovery, right? I'm on TWRP. And getting stock recovery is just what I'm trying to achieve.
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Dload replaces your twrp and custom boot both. It will bring back your phone to full stock. Else you could extract the images from your firmware and then flash. Let me give you the commands.
Thanks! I just fixed my issue by flashing this through TWRP: it Installs the Oreo stock recovery.
The procedure was:
-Booted into TWRP
-Uninstalled Magisk (by flashing Magisk Uninstall Zip)
-Flashed the stock recovery (from the link below) through TWRP
-Reboot
-Check for system updates, phone will install them with no problems
Phone will be unrooted and will have stock recovery. Don't know if this will work for every stock build, it worked with mine 8.0.0.131(C782).
Link:
https://mega.nz/#!8Swx3QaC!3JQ9imU70E9O1BxgO53Z754lGCZxCbKGgSHqvTEcXsQ
I was getting the command ready for you. Glad you fixed it yourself
[*]Run the command to boot to fastboot
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
[*]On fastboot screen, you will have bootloader state as Unlocked and FRP Unlocked.
[*]Flash the stock Recovery Ramdisk as
Code:
fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk <Recovery_File_Name>.img
[*]If you have installed magisk, flash the stock boot ramdisk.img as
Code:
fastboot flash ramdisk <ramdisk_File_Name>
Hi, I'm having trouble with Magisk re-installation.
First I installed Magisk using the flashing boot.img method, it was working correctly but I tried to remove the youtube vanced module, when it asked for a reboot it went straight to the bootloader, I just re-flashed the original boot.img to the phone and got it working again. the issue came when I tried to reinstall Magisk from scratch again. Whenever I tried to install it the process would go without any issue but when I tried to start the system it is going to the bootloader again.
I tried installing twrp using this guide and got the custom recovery working on both slots, then I tried to flash magisk using the zip file, the installer ran without throwing any issues but when I tried to reboot again to the system it still goes to fastboot, this time not only corrupting the system start but also the twrp recovery. I haded to reflash the stock boot.img image on slot A and the twrp image on slot B to re install twrp on both slots.
Also using the TWRP tried running the uninstall magisk zip but whenever I try to run it it just fails because it cannot find the magisk.img file and exits by telling that I have not installed magisk.
Tried erasing the folders inside of /data/adb but its the same issue all over again.
Does anyone has any idea or suggestion on what could I try to fix the issue?
Thanks
Try flashing patched boot image (the same version as your system) and boot into the system, go into magisk manager and do complete uninstall. Or download the latest Magisk uninstaller and try from TWRP again. Recent versions of Magisk ditched magisk.img, so you might be using old version of the uninstaller.
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Try flashing patched boot image (the same version as your system) and boot into the system, go into magisk manager and do complete uninstall. Or download the latest Magisk uninstaller and try from TWRP again. Recent versions of Magisk ditched magisk.img, so you might be using old version of the uninstaller.
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Tried using the lastest uninstaller found on the topjohnwu/Magisk repository, which did not show any error but after installing magisk the phone still goes to bootloader, then tried to run the uninstaller again but it only works on the b slot and to run it on the a slot I have to reflash boot.img and then install twrp on both slots.
But thanks for the sugestion.
jtcp2703 said:
Tried using the lastest uninstaller found on the topjohnwu/Magisk repository, which did not show any error but after installing magisk the phone still goes to bootloader, then tried to run the uninstaller again but it only works on the b slot and to run it on the a slot I have to reflash boot.img and then install twrp on both slots.
But thanks for the sugestion.
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I would restore stock ROM, skip TWRP installation and flash just correct patched boot image.
_mysiak_ said:
I would restore stock ROM, skip TWRP installation and flash just correct patched boot image.
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Do you know where can I find the lastest stock rom? Right now I'm on 10.3.9.0 PFQEUXM, or if the lastest is not possible, could I flash a older version of the rom without any trouble?
jtcp2703 said:
Do you know where can I find the lastest stock rom? Right now I'm on 10.3.9.0 PFQEUXM, or if the lastest is not possible, could I flash a older version of the rom without any trouble?
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Try to find the full OTA zip for the latest version (or at least the same you have) and extract it with this tool https://github.com/cyxx/extract_android_ota_payload
Xiaomi hasn't released the fastboot rom for the recent updates yet.
So far I was able to find only global links here (they should work too, but rather backup your data first). http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=962154
You might have luck installing older fastboot EU ROM, but again, backup your data first.
If you did not enable "allow system modifications" in TWRP, it should be enough to flash only stock boot image (there are links to them somewhere on this forum).
Also I would avoid installing TWRP.
Sapper Morton said:
The complete firmware images, can only be found in .tgz archives, payload.bin OTAs only contains incremental firmware updates; thus you won't be able to successfully restore, system, vendor, boot, critical partitions and etc; the recommended method is to restore to either 10.3.4.0 PFQMIXM or 10.3.7.0 PFQEUXM, both .tgz archives, complete firmware inside. @_mysiak_
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There are usually two types of OTA zip files, small incremental ones (which you described) - for monthly updates and full OTA (1-2gb in size) - for direct update across several versions. You can create all needed fastboot images from the full OTA payload.bin with before mentioned python extractor script.
Sapper Morton said:
You can try for yourself, I wasn't able to restore using this images (assuming of course you have a corrupt, system, vendor, boot, ... partition): https://bigota.d.miui.com/V10.3.6.0...UTGlobal_V10.3.6.0.PFQMIXM_00713c5a1d_9.0.zip
I was only able to return to global channel, by using 10.3.4.0 PFQMIXM firmware, .tgz archive.
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By wasn't able to restore you mean that you couldn't convert payload.bin to fastboot images, or that converted fastboot images were not working?
I've just extracted these files from payload.bin from the link you provided (with this app). I don't have a phone to test them though (I did the same thing a few times on Mi A1 and flashing, phone and OTA worked afterwards).
Code:
abl.img
bluetooth.img
boot.img
cmnlib.img
cmnlib64.img
devcfg.img
dsp.img
dtbo.img
hyp.img
imagefv.img
keymaster.img
modem.img
product.img
qupfw.img
rpm.img
storsec.img
system.img
tz.img
uefisecapp.img
vbmeta.img
vendor.img
xbl.img
xbl_config.img