I am on QPMS30.80-51-3, but I cannot locate that file. There is XT2041-4_SOFIA_RETUS_10_QPMS30.80-109-5 file available. Someone was saying I could use any A10 boot.img to root with magisk, is this true? I am just checking before I do anything. If I use rescue tool it wants to upgrade to A11
braindrainoh said:
I am on QPMS30.80-51-3, but I cannot locate that file. There is XT2041-4_SOFIA_RETUS_10_QPMS30.80-109-5 file available. Someone was saying I could use any A10 boot.img to root with magisk, is this true? I am just checking before I do anything. If I use rescue tool it wants to upgrade to A11
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Check here https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/motorola/
SubwayChamp said:
Check here https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/motorola/
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Thank you, if I flash the phone with XT2041-4_SOFIA_RETUS_10_QPMS30.80-109-5 while it is on QPMS30.80-51-3 will that work?
braindrainoh said:
Thank you, if I flash the phone with XT2041-4_SOFIA_RETUS_10_QPMS30.80-109-5 while it is on QPMS30.80-51-3 will that work?
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It could, it seems a newer version than what you actually have, check the build/release dates.
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I need custom recovery CWM/TWRP for my g570f as well as the best custom ROMs for this variant
Thanks in advance
why people like you never read the forum before make those dummy threat?
tutibreaker said:
why people like you never read the forum before make those dummy threat?
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Oh, you mean that thread ?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...ent/twrp-twrp-galaxy-j5-prime-t3605990/page10
Actually I had read it and tried to flash it via Odin but it says can't open the specified file
But yeah I'm dump and I need help !
mody3bdo said:
Oh, you mean that thread ?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...ent/twrp-twrp-galaxy-j5-prime-t3605990/page10
Actually I had read it and tried to flash it via Odin but it says can't open the specified file
But yeah I'm dump and I need help !
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try downloading a new version of odin
rodrigocavalcan said:
try downloading a new version of odin
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What is the latest version released ?
Hello,
I bought the Xiaumi mi Max 3 and installed trwp on it to be able to root it. How can I uninstall twrp? I don't want my device to be vulnerable.
Can someone tell me how to undo this step?
But the root access should persist
I Have a Xiaumi Max 3
i6l6l6u said:
Hello,
I bought the Xiaumi mi Max 3 and installed trwp on it to be able to root it. How can I uninstall twrp? I don't want my device to be vulnerable.
Can someone tell me how to undo this step?
But the root access should persist
I Have a Xiaumi Max 3
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Flash stock recovery
It is Xiaomi... not Xiaumi
Sorry, my Mandarin must be a little rusty
So I installed the latest floor version via twrp, trwp is still on it.
is there another way I can install it?
But I want to keep my root access
i6l6l6u said:
Sorry, my Mandarin must be a little rusty
So I installed the latest floor version via twrp, trwp is still on it.
is there another way I can install it?
But I want to keep my root access
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What is floor version?
hemanthjabalpuri said:
what is floor version?
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weekly 8.8.9
i6l6l6u said:
weekly 8.8.9
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I am asking that Since i dont know what is floor version?
Is that is a rom?
HemanthJabalpuri said:
I am asking that Since i dont know what is floor version?
Is that is a rom?
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https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/8-8-9.45586/
Over the Website. I Download IT. ITS the Last Version
i6l6l6u said:
https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/8-8-9.45586/
Over the Website. I Download IT. ITS the Last Version
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I think TWRP versions does not come with StockRecovery
Download mi flash tool flashable stock roms.....
After using the tool, how can I root it
i6l6l6u said:
After using the tool, how can I root it
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Extract the stock recovery from that firmware and flash that.... instead of flashing whole firmware....
Thank you, I also updated the version with twrp. I just wanted to activate the root via twrp. Is it possible to activate the root differently? Thanks for your feedback, helped me a lot
How ist Thema Name of The File. Ich found one falls boot.img
i6l6l6u said:
Thank you, I also updated the version with twrp. I just wanted to activate the root via twrp. Is it possible to activate the root differently? Thanks for your feedback, helped me a lot
How ist Thema Name of The File. Ich found one falls boot.img
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Can you clear the last line...? I didnt understand
xiaomi.eu_multi_MIMAX3_8.8.9_v10-8.1.zip i search in the image vor a File called recovery or somthink. But what i found was boot.img, is this the file?
i6l6l6u said:
xiaomi.eu_multi_MIMAX3_8.8.9_v10-8.1.zip i search in the image vor a File called recovery or somthink. But what i found was boot.img, is this the file?
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I cant help since i am not familiar to Xiaomi devices...
I have samsung device...in that firmware files there all files....
I'm trying to root a Samsung G7.
Here is some info on it:
Model: SM-G930A
Android Version: 6.0.1
Build#: MMB29M.G930AUCS4APK1
I am new to rooting and messing with phones and stuff so I've been using a lot of YouTube and xda forums to try and figure out how to root this phone.
I've tried all the one click roots from this list, https://www.xda-developers.com/best-one-click-root-2018/
After that, I started looking at tutorials on YouTube that used a computer and USB to root a phone. From there, I learned that Odin is a thing and people use it. So I tried that out, but I couldn't find the right boot.img for my specific model of phone. The thing is, I don't know what a boot.img is or if that's even what I need.
I am currently trying out this tutorial online: https://dottech.org/199442/how-to-root-samsung-galaxy-s7-sm-g930a-on-android-6-0-1-marshmallow/
I googled engboot samsung g7 (it was mentioned in the online tutorial I am currently using) and found this xda link: https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/how-to/engboot-s7-s7-edge-qualcomm-exynos-t3531104
Oh, and I've already setup ADB and figured out how to get into downloading mode and recovery mode.
That's where I am on my journey to rooting my Samsung G7.
I'm in need of much assistance though.
dSakeee said:
I'm trying to root a Samsung G7.
Here is some info on it:
Model: SM-G930A
Android Version: 6.0.1
Build#: MMB29M.G930AUCS4APK1
I am new to rooting and messing with phones and stuff so I've been using a lot of YouTube and xda forums to try and figure out how to root this phone.
I've tried all the one click roots from this list, https://www.xda-developers.com/best-one-click-root-2018/
After that, I started looking at tutorials on YouTube that used a computer and USB to root a phone. From there, I learned that Odin is a thing and people use it. So I tried that out, but I couldn't find the right boot.img for my specific model of phone. The thing is, I don't know what a boot.img is or if that's even what I need.
I am currently trying out this tutorial online: https://dottech.org/199442/how-to-root-samsung-galaxy-s7-sm-g930a-on-android-6-0-1-marshmallow/
I googled engboot samsung g7 (it was mentioned in the online tutorial I am currently using) and found this xda link: https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/how-to/engboot-s7-s7-edge-qualcomm-exynos-t3531104
Oh, and I've already setup ADB and figured out how to get into downloading mode and recovery mode.
That's where I am on my journey to rooting my Samsung G7.
I'm in need of much assistance though.
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Hi there
Simply install TWRP
And then flash magisk.zip to root your phone
Just Google it
1-how to install TWRP on s7 edge(use latest version)
2-how to flash on TWRP
Sorry I don't have time to explain them
And seeing videos will help you more
If anything goes wrong let us Know
amirizad_7436 said:
Hi there
Simply install TWRP
And then flash magisk.zip to root your phone
Just Google it
1-how to install TWRP on s7 edge(use latest version)
2-how to flash on TWRP
Sorry I don't have time to explain them
And seeing videos will help you more
If anything goes wrong let us Know
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The phone isn't a s7 edge, its just an s7, will that matter?
dSakeee said:
The phone isn't a s7 edge, its just an s7, will that matter?
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Yep of course
Sorry my mistake
Search for s7
amirizad_7436 said:
Yep of course
Sorry my mistake
Search for s7
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Okay, I googled how to install TWRP on samsung g7 and apparently I can't install it on versions of the g7 that are Snapdragon.
Only Exynos. The phone I am trying to root is Snapdragon. What should I do now?
dSakeee said:
Okay, I googled how to install TWRP on samsung g7 and apparently I can't install it on versions of the g7 that are Snapdragon.
Only Exynos. The phone I am trying to root is Snapdragon. What should I do now?
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/att-galaxy-s7/development/easyroot-unroot-t3859757
Look at here dude
amirizad_7436 said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/att-galaxy-s7/development/easyroot-unroot-t3859757
Look at here dude
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I am trying to figure out how to root the phone with that post you sent but I am sure about whether my phone needs to be oreo or nougat to work. Mine is marshmallow so will the root still work?
dSakeee said:
I am trying to figure out how to root the phone with that post you sent but I am sure about whether my phone needs to be oreo or nougat to work. Mine is marshmallow so will the root still work?
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Of course not
Upgrade your phone
Why you really didn't do this before?!
amirizad_7436 said:
Of course not
Upgrade your phone
Why you really didn't do this before?!
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No I haven't. I am learning everything right now.
International or US version (Samsung )?
hiitsrudd said:
International or US version (Samsung )?
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Its a H871, snapdragon, so that's US I think.
dSakeee said:
No I haven't. I am learning everything right now.
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You can upgrade your phone with odin or just upgrade it from update settings
So how are things now?
amirizad_7436 said:
You can upgrade your phone with odin or just upgrade it from update settings
So how are things now?
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I have not figured out how to update the phone.
When you say update, do you mean the Android version or the model (ex. SM-G930A)
Also, the link you sent me, is that a link to change your phones version or root the phone?
I downloaded all the files it asked me to, but in the rooting instructions it wants me to flash a .tar file that I didn't get from the downloads it linked.
dSakeee said:
I have not figured out how to update the phone.
When you say update, do you mean the Android version or the model (ex. SM-G930A)
Also, the link you sent me, is that a link to change your phones version or root the phone?
I downloaded all the files it asked me to, but in the rooting instructions it wants me to flash a .tar file that I didn't get from the downloads it linked.
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Did you extract them?!
They are zip file
BTW:the links guides you to root on Oreo Or noghat
Please if you have marshmallow don't do them at all
I warn you(it will f$#ck up your phone)
amirizad_7436 said:
Did you extract them?!
They are zip file
BTW:the links guides you to root on Oreo Or noghat
Please if you have marshmallow don't do them at all
I warn you(it will f$#ck up your phone)
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Yes, I unzipped all of them but could not find the file it was speaking of.
But my phone is running on marshmallow so I'll stop using that method.
Hi. I want to root My OP7T Pro. Im on 10.0.11.hd01ba software. I have tried some guides here but ended up in bootloops. Most of the guides here is written for the AA global software not the BA European software. I wonder if there is someone who has succesfully rooted this device and/or managed to install twrp. And if there is a working patched boot.img flying around here?.
Thanks in advance.
Falkemann said:
Hi. I want to root My OP7T Pro. Im on 10.0.11.hd01ba software. I have tried some guides here but ended up in bootloops. Most of the guides here is written for the AA global software not the BA European software. I wonder if there is someone who has succesfully rooted this device and/or managed to install twrp. And if there is a working patched boot.img flying around here?.
Thanks in advance.
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You already unlocked bootloader?
FSadino said:
You already unlocked bootloader?
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Yes. Forgotten to write that.
Falkemann said:
Yes. Forgotten to write that.
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You can use boot.img and described steps from this post to flash patched boot.img
After that if you don't have Magisk Manager app installed do it manually.
FSadino said:
You can use boot.img and described steps from this post to flash patched boot.img
After that if you don't have Magisk Manager app installed do it manually.
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Ok. Thanks. I Will try that.
Falkemann said:
Ok. Thanks. I Will try that.
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Hey, one question before i go ahead. The boot.img in that tread is for the AA global version. Does it work on the BA European version.
Falkemann said:
Hey, one question before i go ahead. The boot.img in that tread is for the AA global version. Does it work on the BA European version.
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Yes
Falkemann said:
Hey, one question before i go ahead. The boot.img in that tread is for the AA global version. Does it work on the BA European version.
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You really should "pull" your own boot.img from your own device instead of using what others have posted to avoid potential headaches.
Hw4ng3r said:
You really should "pull" your own boot.img from your own device instead of using what others have posted to avoid potential headaches.
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If is stock "tested" boot img what kind of "headaches" are you talking about?
FSadino said:
If is stock "tested" boot img what kind of "headaches" are you talking about?
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I wonder that too.
Is there a guide to "pull" out the file from the phone?
Falkemann said:
I wonder that too.
Is there a guide to "pull" out the file from the phone?
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Yes, we use "Payload Dumper" to pull boot.img from "payload.bin"
Here
FSadino said:
If is stock "tested" boot img what kind of "headaches" are you talking about?
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I'm not disagreeing with you there.
My comment more comes from my opinion that many XDA users are relatively new and can't for the life of everyone read and read some more (or follow directions for that matter). There's a good chance they end up downloading the wrong file and getting into a mess.
Hw4ng3r said:
I'm not disagreeing with you there.
My comment more comes from my opinion that many XDA users are relatively new and can't for the life of everyone read and read some more (or follow directions for that matter). There's a good chance they end up downloading the wrong file and getting into a mess.
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I agree with what you said here, that's why in this situation, I show him how to flash first, then if the user shows interest, I will obviously show how can he make ALL the process for himself.
I've seen to many junior members reading all the "hard work" and just saying "F*** this, I will just try to find automated way..."
?
FSadino said:
Yes, we use "Payload Dumper" to pull boot.img from "payload.bin"
Here
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Hi. I used the file you suggested and no headache every thing worked beautifully. I now have a rooted device where i can use adaway and titanium backup the way they are designed to do. Thank You So Much
Falkemann said:
Hi. I used the file you suggested and no headache every thing worked beautifully. I now have a rooted device where i can use adaway and titanium backup the way they are designed to do. Thank You So Much
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You should give a shoot extracting yourself the boot.img using Payload Dumper and patch using Magisk Manager app. :good:
FSadino said:
You should give a shoot extracting yourself the boot.img using Payload Dumper and patch using Magisk Manager app. :good:
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Well well. Today i got the hedache. Everything worked well untill i had to make a reboot. No wi-fi, bluetooth and force close when trying to make a call. Guess i have to restart the whole thing. I vill reflash original stock rom once again and Yess i will take that last advice off yours. Is there any guide for using the payload dumper you could suggest?
Falkemann said:
Well well. Today i got the hedache. Everything worked well untill i had to make a reboot. No wi-fi, bluetooth and force close when trying to make a call. Guess i have to restart the whole thing. I vill reflash original stock rom once again and Yess i will take that last advice off yours. Is there any guide for using the payload dumper you could suggest?
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Could be Magisk module(s) related...
I prefer booting TWRP and doing an adb pull of the boot.img instead of using Payload Dumper
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81023631&postcount=144
Full Root Guide using TWRP
Note: you don't have to use Canary Magisk; keep a copy of your non-patched boot.img to go back to if you end up with bootloop
I have done my research on xda and Google about my phone version not having access to root yet; and I would like to know the opinion of users of my same phone model: SM-A526U; What benefits can i find if i install magisk?
can i use the magisk modules without being rooted?
thank you for reading my post and thank you in advance if you respond
EdAmsterdam said:
I have done my research on xda and Google about my phone version not having access to root yet; and I would like to know the opinion of users of my same phone model: SM-A526U; What benefits can i find if i install magisk?
can i use the magisk modules without being rooted?
thank you for reading my post and thank you in advance if you respond
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you will needmagisk to root,if and when its available unless a twrp is available, but without root its useless
gav83collins said:
you will needmagisk to root,if and when its available unless a twrp is available, but without root its useless
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thank you gav83collins for you fast response.... I'll keep waiting until there's root for my SM-A526u
is it the same for the aio-adb-tool?
do i need to have root to use that?
i would love to take out some of the bloatware and that tool seems very nice
EdAmsterdam said:
is it the same for the aio-adb-tool?
do i need to have root to use that?
i would love to take out some of the bloatware and that tool seems very nice
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you dont need root for that no, for most of the current features except pulling a logact
gav83collins said:
you dont need root for that no, for most of the current features except pulling a logact
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great.... thank you again
i will try and play with that tool until there is SU access
EdAmsterdam said:
I have done my research on xda and Google about my phone version not having access to root yet; and I would like to know the opinion of users of my same phone model: SM-A526U; What benefits can i find if i install magisk?
can i use the magisk modules without being rooted?
thank you for reading my post and thank you in advance if you respond
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Have you tried Odin to do the flashing? While not the same device, I have rooted my SM-A526B without TWRP by patching the boot image with Magisk and then copying over the patched boot.img file to a computer, then finally flashed it over using Odin.
I have played with TWRP and Odin in the past with other phones; But I don't feel comfortable experimenting with this phone since it's my only source of work right know. After the process is proved ok by other people with the exact same model as mine, I can't risk experimenting like I have done other times.
daft plonker said:
Have you tried Odin to do the flashing? While not the same device, I have rooted my SM-A526B without TWRP by patching the boot image with Magisk and then copying over the patched boot.img file to a computer, then finally flashed it over using Odin.
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This won't work on Samsung "U" variant phones because of their locked bootloader. Once you modify boot.img with Magisk, the phone will automatically detect it as custom firmware and it won't allow it to be flashed because of locked BL.
ShaDisNX255 said:
This won't work on Samsung "U" variant phones because of their locked bootloader. Once you modify boot.img with Magisk, the phone will automatically detect it as custom firmware and it won't allow it to be flashed because of locked BL.
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That makes sense. Sorry didn't know their bootloader was permanently locked
ShaDisNX255 said:
This won't work on Samsung "U" variant phones because of their locked bootloader. Once you modify boot.img with Magisk, the phone will automatically detect it as custom firmware and it won't allow it to be flashed because of locked BL.
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daft plonker said:
That makes sense. Sorry didn't know their bootloader was permanently locked
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I also didn't knew that was the reason.... thank you