I'm trying to root it on jellybean 4.1.2
On trying Doomlord's method, it says to execute runme.bat . Where do I do this? Do I copy it onto the phone and then do it, or is it to be done on my PC?
And other requirements say install adb drivers..I use Ubuntu, so are these drivers required there?
Runme.bat is a windows batch file so you must use a windows pc
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Folks;
I am trying to root a HiSilicon device (Hi3796M) with android 4.4. I tried to use a kitchen but I noticed that as soon as the update package is unzipped, by any means (Kitchen, 7zip, linux file manager), it loses its validity and an error occurs in the process.
I already tried to use SignApk but an error still occurs.
Is it possible for the update package to have a checker code that is modified when the file is modified?
PS: The device updates via fastboot and has no way to use ADB over USB. I'm trying to implement a line to enable ADB over network to be able to root the device.
sorry for poor english
thialle said:
Folks;
I am trying to root a HiSilicon device (Hi3796M) with android 4.4. I tried to use a kitchen but I noticed that as soon as the update package is unzipped, by any means (Kitchen, 7zip, linux file manager), it loses its validity and an error occurs in the process.
I already tried to use SignApk but an error still occurs.
Is it possible for the update package to have a checker code that is modified when the file is modified?
PS: The device updates via fastboot and has no way to use ADB over USB. I'm trying to implement a line to enable ADB over network to be able to root the device.
sorry for poor english
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yeah maybe it's not possible atm
Hello,
I recently installed Android-x86 9.0-r1 as a second OS on my PC (Asus Transformer Book T300CHI).
Now i would like to install Magisk to get apps working like Sky Go. The main intension is to hide custom roms. I think this is possible with ServiceCheck via Magisk.
First of all I would like to explain how I installed Magisk on my Android x86 partition.
I downloaded magisk.apk Version: ce7cb1ee (276) and installed it to Android x86. Then i went to my Windows OS and copied kernel, initrd.img and ramdisk.img of Android x86 OS to a workfolder. With AIK tool for Windows I managed to create a boot.img file. I copied this file to Android OS and I flashed that boot.img file with Magisk. I just checked the first option. If I check also rescovery mode etc. I suffered a bootloop so I assume only the first option checked on worked for me so far. After that I got a patched boot.img. I copied this file back to Windows OS and unpachted the file with AIK. I renamed the 3 files to kernel, initrd.img and ramdisk.img. I copied and overwrote the files in Android OS folder.
Then I booted to Android x86 and the Wifi did not work. It's enabled but I can't get a internet connection. Then I deleted my network and tried to connect again. I loged in again with my password but it's stated that the password is incorrect. I searched for some similar problems but did not find something which could solve the issue. For example I have no p2p file in wifi folder at root directory which could be deleted.
Has anyone made similar experiances? Would be great if someone could help be with this issue. I'm relatively new on this topic...
Many thanks in advance.
Best regards
i got the same issue after installing magisk on my bliss os, sadly i didn't find a solution. i was so happy that magisk is working but after a while i just noticed that my wifi isn't connecting to any network.
Are you sure that you didn't turn off the WiFi mode from the hardware KB using the 'fn' key + 'f1-f12' (in my case it's 'fn' + 'f2' to turn wireless on/off)? I always just figured this was a windows only thing but come to my surprise, I had same problem one time when I installed android x86 on one of my Intel PC's and must have accidentally press that button combo cause after not being able to connect for a few days, I hit that button combo and it worked again. I dunno if this helps.. hopefully it will but I have my doubts that it will because you stated that WiFi is on but not connecting to any networks.. if this was the same issue it probably wouldn't even come on
If you do a Google search for "magisk wifi problem" you can notice that this is known problem.
racingherof1 said:
Hello,
I recently installed Android-x86 9.0-r1 as a second OS on my PC (Asus Transformer Book T300CHI).
Now i would like to install Magisk to get apps working like Sky Go. The main intension is to hide custom roms. I think this is possible with ServiceCheck via Magisk.
First of all I would like to explain how I installed Magisk on my Android x86 partition.
I downloaded magisk.apk Version: ce7cb1ee (276) and installed it to Android x86. Then i went to my Windows OS and copied kernel, initrd.img and ramdisk.img of Android x86 OS to a workfolder. With AIK tool for Windows I managed to create a boot.img file. I copied this file to Android OS and I flashed that boot.img file with Magisk. I just checked the first option. If I check also rescovery mode etc. I suffered a bootloop so I assume only the first option checked on worked for me so far. After that I got a patched boot.img. I copied this file back to Windows OS and unpachted the file with AIK. I renamed the 3 files to kernel, initrd.img and ramdisk.img. I copied and overwrote the files in Android OS folder.
Then I booted to Android x86 and the Wifi did not work. It's enabled but I can't get a internet connection. Then I deleted my network and tried to connect again. I loged in again with my password but it's stated that the password is incorrect. I searched for some similar problems but did not find something which could solve the issue. For example I have no p2p file in wifi folder at root directory which could be deleted.
Has anyone made similar experiances? Would be great if someone could help be with this issue. I'm relatively new on this topic...
Many thanks in advance.
Best regards
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I managed to get wifi working out of the box on my HP Stream 11 laptop with a 32 gb emmc while using bliss 11.14 with the 5.4.x kernel. Using bliss os 14.3 was the same, except I sideloaded the latest version of microG suite, Aurora Services/Store, F-Droid, apkpure & Chrome to bypass the Google sign-in loop. Then I went through to add accounts no problem. I'd also recommend using FX File Explorer w/root access. Your method to get Magisk on there with the AIK tool is genius. Now I'm currently testing out the newest os alpha version 15. With 14.x & 15 the wifi module detection is a bit wonky thanks to the 5.10.x kernel and the exclusion of certain hardwares as per official channels. My current workaround for the wifi is simply using USB tethering from my cell and/or a ether net to usb adapter since my laptop has no built in ether net port. I highly recommend using the "a[root] logcat" app to help get info about your hardware and how the OS is detecting the internals.
racingherof1 said:
Hello,
I recently installed Android-x86 9.0-r1 as a second OS on my PC (Asus Transformer Book T300CHI).
Now i would like to install Magisk to get apps working like Sky Go. The main intension is to hide custom roms. I think this is possible with ServiceCheck via Magisk.
First of all I would like to explain how I installed Magisk on my Android x86 partition.
I downloaded magisk.apk Version: ce7cb1ee (276) and installed it to Android x86. Then i went to my Windows OS and copied kernel, initrd.img and ramdisk.img of Android x86 OS to a workfolder. With AIK tool for Windows I managed to create a boot.img file. I copied this file to Android OS and I flashed that boot.img file with Magisk. I just checked the first option. If I check also rescovery mode etc. I suffered a bootloop so I assume only the first option checked on worked for me so far. After that I got a patched boot.img. I copied this file back to Windows OS and unpachted the file with AIK. I renamed the 3 files to kernel, initrd.img and ramdisk.img. I copied and overwrote the files in Android OS folder.
Then I booted to Android x86 and the Wifi did not work. It's enabled but I can't get a internet connection. Then I deleted my network and tried to connect again. I loged in again with my password but it's stated that the password is incorrect. I searched for some similar problems but did not find something which could solve the issue. For example I have no p2p file in wifi folder at root directory which could be deleted.
Has anyone made similar experiances? Would be great if someone could help be with this issue. I'm relatively new on this topic...
Many thanks in advance.
Best regards
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Hi! Sorry i don't have the solution for you but maybe you can help me..? I have also installed Android x86 to a T300chi. Did you manage to get the keyboard to work? Mine connects but would not work. Thank you so much!
hi, I'm a newbie on android.
I'm building AOSP on a remote server and cannot run emulator on it due to I have only ssh access. So I want to copy the system images I built to my local Windows PC to run.
I installed Android Suite on my local Windows PC and install AVD manager, I can run google images with the emulator.
But my problem is I can not run with my images on my Windows PC.
What I did is just replace the system.img in "C:\Users\MYACCOUNT\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\system-images\android-29\google_apis\x86_64" with the system-qemu.img (renamed to system.img）.
P.s.：The system.img I built is also "aosp_x86_64-eng".
Can anybody give me any guide what should I do on this? Thansk in adv.
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