Hi,
I know it's stupid, but the phone installed the update without my consent and i didn't reboot but my battery was dead. How do i recover from this without loosing any data?
Currently i am bootloader unlocked and have the Magisk manager canary build but no root.
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Hello dears ,
i have a chinese mate 10 alp-L00 phone and have alread unlocked the bootloader. i have following questions.
1. How can i root the phone?
2. Can i install any custom recovery? TWRP?
3. if so what are the procedures.
WHAT HAVE I DONE?
i unlocked the boot loader
i rooted the phone with FUNKYHUAWEI ROOT TOOL
after rooting it i restored all the data from other huawei phone (35 GB which took a long time) but without checking whether the root was successful or not. after getting into the phone i downloaded the SUPERSU from playstore and installed it asked me whether i have TWRP or CWM ofcourse i did not have TWRP so i selected the other option. system boot is needed and then after the boot the phone is ****ed up. only logo which took 1 hour nothing happened. i have just put a system reset (2.5 GB downloaded from net) and now am still UNROOTED (or rooted am not sure) bootloader unlocked.
anyone who can help me
1. ROOT MY DEVICE mate 10
2. Install a custom recovery if there is any
REGARDS...
u should have...
1. unlock bootloader
2. fastboot install twrp
3. root
4. install latest kernal if needed.
now it looks like u may softbricked your phone, go contact funkyhuawei on how to recover your phone with $$$
this is what i have done.
1. restored the phone to stock rom
2. unlocked the bootloader
3. rooted the phone
4. installed my old apps
ALL LOOKED FINE UNTILL. the phone got an update and relocked the bootloader and ofcourse unrooted the phone. everytime it updates the phone it will unroot + relock the bootloader. ANY SOLUSTION
and! where can i have my hands on TWRP for MATE 10. can anyone put the link. i could not find it anywhere
OK I have solved the problem somehow.
unlocked the bootloader with DC bootloader
rooted the phone with FUNKYHUAWEI
FROZE the updater app so no more updates from huawei whcih relocks the bootloader
will wait for TWRP
REGARDS
Hey I just picked up this phone and decided I would like to maximize it to its fullest potential, and root it as I have done with previous phones. This ones giving me a hard time, and I just can't seem to find the proper info for it.
I have unlocked the bootloader, flashed TWRP 3.1.1 and want to gain root access. I have followed several guides, used every possible one-click unsuccessfully, and tried installing SuperSU with TWRP. After I reboot, SuperSU is installed. I'll open it up and it tells me the binaries are occupied. I've tried downgrading and updating the binaries but I get errors. (I believe this is because it must be rooted first - of course.)
So I'm stuck unable to get any further. If anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciate it. Is this phone with this configuration unrootable? There must be a way if I have recovery right?
Asus Zenfone 4 Z01KD/ZE554KL
Android Nougat 7.1.1 - 14.1060.1708.63 (NOT 1708.70)
TWRP 3.1.1 installed
One thing I have not tried is using Magisk. When I try it, it stops because I already patched with SuperSU (even though it failed). I never backed up before I did it with SuperSU I really thought it would work.
I read of people doing it with Magisk after updating to Oreo. I want to give that a try but I can't OTA or flash from TWRP. All attempts result in error 7.
I can't find a stock recovery to flash to do the update either. Is there a way to undo this, OTA and repatch with Magisk? Even if I don't bother updating, I would like to find a stock image to flash so I can try patching with Magisk.
Stock rom recovery.img anywhere? Am I alone?
i dont own this device but i read this and it might apply to you. also did you flash the supersu uninstaller and them try magisk?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-4-2017/development/twrp-3-1-zenfone-4-2017-ze554kl-t3690349
hey i have the zenfone 4 ze554kl i updated it to android 9 unlocked the bootloader and got Twrp running but not correctly and i can't root the phone .....
Hi, i just rooted my device and later I realized that with root I can't use some apps.
Is there a way to unroot without wiping everything?
Does anyone have a boot.img for the H960A?
I have a Xiaomi Mi 9T (MIUI Global 10.3.9) rooted with Magisk 19.3.
Two days ago, when I woke up and turned on the phone, it no longer had root. I only flashed magisk again.
Yesterday it happened again, but without any reboot, and I found a file in my Downloads folder called "log_antiroot.txt".
Is it possible that something is removing my root?
If so, how can I detect it and remove it?
Magisk 19.3
This is my first time rooting a device. I am going to root my device soon (Poco X2) and need some help regarding updates. I plan on using miui even after rooting and won't be installing any custom roms. My question is how would i update the device. Do I have to flash a new rom and erase all data or would I be able to update over the current version? I am going to use TWRP recovery.
FumeRaven said:
This is my first time rooting a device. I am going to root my device soon (Poco X2) and need some help regarding updates. I plan on using miui even after rooting and won't be installing any custom roms. My question is how would i update the device. Do I have to flash a new rom and erase all data or would I be able to update over the current version? I am going to use TWRP recovery.
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If your talking about OTA updates then you can't be rooted as they can be disabled by the system. Your best option would be to install a custom OS. When you install a new OS you'll need to wipe your data but if your in the same rom and are reflashing it you don't need to wipe data. That's called dirty flashing
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Don't worry about wiping /cache during the format as doing a factory data reset takes care of that
You can update your ROM version using TWRP without automatically using OTA from the settings.
BryanHafidz said:
You can update your ROM version using TWRP without automatically using OTA from the settings.
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Yes but taking an OTA and having AVB enabled causes a soft brick. That or a hard brick that's why I always say avoid an OTA.
FumeRaven said:
This is my first time rooting a device. I am going to root my device soon (Poco X2) and need some help regarding updates. I plan on using miui even after rooting and won't be installing any custom roms. My question is how would i update the device. Do I have to flash a new rom and erase all data or would I be able to update over the current version? I am going to use TWRP recovery.
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Rooting phone's Android is neither an update nor an upgrade: Rooting a phone's Android means giving user and/or applications administrative rights - superuser access, will say unrestricted access to Android's system files. The related executable is su binary. It's comparable to turn off UAC in Windows 10. Note: Rooting a phone's Android doesn't necessarily require to have su binary present on phone or even phone's boot-loader unlocked: you always can temporarily root any Android, what doesn't need Android's system files get touched.
AFAIK Xiaomi Poco X2 runs Android 10 ( MIUI 11 ). Chances to brick that phone by installing TWRP are extremely high.
Rooting phone's Android doesn't require TWRP or any other Custom Recovery gets installed beforehand.