I've just received today the 10T 5G CPH2415.
I unlocked the bootloader in the same way as the Oneplus 10Pro
in settigs OEM unlock and ADB Debug.
by Powershell:
adb devices
Adb reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
fastboot flashing unlock
in case of issue on installing the driver, in fastboot mode, on win11, you need to reboot Windows in the mode "Disable driver signature enforcement"
when the phone is started, reboot again in fastboot then I booted it with the boot.img of the indian version which I found (I patched it with Magisk 25.2).
fastboot devices
fastboot boot patched_boot.img
when it stared, I patched it with Magisk directly.
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Firmware updating (Full update) keeping the Root:
by using "oneplus local update for android 12" the root can be kept.
Install the firmware with oplocal, dont reboot, open magisk flash it on the second slot; only now you can reboot.
DON'T REBOOT after the FW installation.
The firmware can be downloaded through the app Oxygen Updater. (Full update)
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Attachment:
Boot Patched 10T from Indian version img
OPLocal Update for Android 12 apk
Stock boot A06 CPH2415 img
Patched Boot A06 CPH2415 (Magisk 25.2) img
Marco589 said:
I've just received today the 10T 5G CPH2415.
I unlocked the bootloader in the same way as the Oneplus 10Pro
in settigs OEM unlock and ADB Debug.
by Powershell:
adb devices
Adb reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
fastboot flashing unlock
in case of issue on installing the driver, in fastboot mode, on win11, you need to reboot Windows in the mode "Disable driver signature enforcement"
when the phone is started, reboot again in fastboot then I booted it with the boot.img of the indian version which I found (I patched it with Magisk 25.2).
fastboot devices
fastboot boot patched_boot.img
You followed this guide
https://www.droidwin.com/root-oneplus-10t-via-magisk-patched-boot-img/
or did you only flash the patched boot.img?
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You followed this guide
https://www.droidwin.com/root-oneplus-10t-via-magisk-patched-boot-img/
or did you only flash the patched boot.img?
slavekve said:
You followed this guide
https://www.droidwin.com/root-oneplus-10t-via-magisk-patched-boot-img/
or did you only flash the patched boot.img?
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Don't follow that guide. You just need to boot (not flash) a patched boot image and then run direct install. This also creates backups of your stock images which you'll need when you OTA.
EtherealRemnant said:
Don't follow that guide. You just need to boot (not flash) a patched boot image and then run direct install. This also creates backups of your stock images which you'll need when you OTA.
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It is true that when rooting the OnePlus 7 pro I only flashed the repaired boot.img. I was surprised that Sadique Hassan recommends otherwise for this model.
slavekve said:
It is true that when rooting the OnePlus 7 pro I only flashed the repaired boot.img. I was surprised that Sadique Hassan recommends otherwise for this model.
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Again, DON'T flash the patched image! You must use the direct install method in Magisk after booting the patched image.
EtherealRemnant said:
Again, DON'T flash the patched image! You must use the direct install method in Magisk after booting the patched image.
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I understand that, but in the instructions, the repaired vendor_boot.img is also flashed. Oneplus 7 Pro does not contain vendor_boot.img file in payload.bin
slavekve said:
I understand that, but in the instructions, the repaired vendor_boot.img is also flashed
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Are you not listening to me? I just told you how to do it. Boot the patched image and run the direct install. Magisk installer will do what needs to be done for you. This is also the same thing the OP has done. Ignore those other instructions you found, they are incorrect and pose problems when you take OTA updates as OnePlus is moving away from full OTAs to incremental ones that will not flash to a phone with modified images.
For the record, patched dtbo and vendor_boot are needed as well but Magisk does this for you.
Ok, I will follow the instructions above when my phone arrives
any way to activate 5g & volte on non supported carriers - countries?
akaloith said:
any way to activate 5g & volte on non supported carriers - countries?
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Unlock the bootloader, Install the Global ROM that supports 17 5G Bands both SA & NSA. Which Country you are in ?
Marco589 said:
I've just received today the 10T 5G CPH2415.
I unlocked the bootloader in the same way as the Oneplus 10Pro
in settigs OEM unlock and ADB Debug.
by Powershell:
adb devices
Adb reboot bootloader
fastboot devices
fastboot flashing unlock
in case of issue on installing the driver, in fastboot mode, on win11, you need to reboot Windows in the mode "Disable driver signature enforcement"
when the phone is started, reboot again in fastboot then I booted it with the boot.img of the indian version which I found (I patched it with Magisk 25.2).
fastboot devices
fastboot boot patched_boot.img
when it stared, I patched it with Magisk directly.
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I have 10T Global, Indian and Chinese ROM Full Package ZIP file, I want to try Global & Chinese ROM on Indian 8/128GB Version
already unlocked bootloader, if I Flash Global or Chinese ROM will my device brick ?
As previously I was using MSM Download Tool which was free now it need authentication, so shifted to Fastboot Enhance
Will the process of flashing via payload.bin brick my device ?
Today it is possible to download EU full package CPH2315_11_A.06 using Oxygen updater
slavekve said:
Today it is possible to download EU full package CPH2315_11_A.06 using Oxygen updater
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I already root mine OP10T Model CPH2415 which is international ROM but i tried to flash that CPH2315 in Oxygen Updater it was a success but the model of my phone was change also from CPH2415 to CPH2315.
I have OP8T Cyberpunk Edition Which Is Chinese ROM and i Flash Global ROM the thing is it change only the Build number which is right and the model Number still The same KB2000 but this OP10T is different including the model was change when i flash. Anyway it was a success but it shouldn't be like that.
ryu091 said:
I already root mine OP10T Model CPH2415 which is international ROM but i tried to flash that CPH2315 in Oxygen Updater it was a success but the model of my phone was change also from CPH2415 to CPH2315.
I have OP8T Cyberpunk Edition Which Is Chinese ROM and i Flash Global ROM the thing is it change only the Build number which is right and the model Number still The same KB2000 but this OP10T is different including the model was change when i flash. Anyway it was a success but it shouldn't be like that.
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So that mean all 10T devices are China made and later flashed with region specific firmware's.
slavekve said:
It is true that when rooting the OnePlus 7 pro I only flashed the repaired boot.img. I was surprised that Sadique Hassan recommends otherwise for this model.
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Hi @slavekve , Sadique this side, sorry for the confusion. Till the OnePlus 9, you only needed to flash the patched boot.img for root.
But with the OnePlus 10 series [10 Pro], flashing patched vendor_boot and vbmeta for disabling verity seems to have become an additional requirement in numerous instances.
But thanks to @Marco589 for letting us know that he has already achieved root without the vbmeta and vendor. Henceforth I have updated my post accordingly as well.
Guys, I have a CPH 2413 device and have tried several times to unlock bootloader... But fastboot commands do not work on my device. Have tried "OEM unlock" as well "flashing unlock" through fastboot. Updated the fastboot and adb drivers, tried to do it through platform tools as well... Got my device replaced as well after the first one didn't get unlocked...
Help needed please
gonetask said:
Unlock the bootloader, Install the Global ROM that supports 17 5G Bands both SA & NSA. Which Country you are in ?
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I am in greece and carrier vodafone
will i sure have 5g and volte? cause device is not supported by vodafone greece
SREEPRAJAY said:
Guys, I have a CPH 2413 device and have tried several times to unlock bootloader... But fastboot commands do not work on my device. Have tried "OEM unlock" as well "flashing unlock" through fastboot. Updated the fastboot and adb drivers, tried to do it through platform tools as well... Got my device replaced as well after the first one didn't get unlocked...
Help needed please
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I came across to the same issue, I solved by adding ".\":
.\fastboot devices
.\fastboot flashing unlock
PS
did the OS install the driver of the phone in fastboot mode?
Marco589 said:
I came across to the same issue, I solved by adding ".\":
.\fastboot devices
.\fastboot flashing unlock
PS
did the OS install the driver of the phone in fastboot mode?
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.\ does not work. Can you please explain which tool you used? or how you managed?
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I tried to root my brand new OnePlus Nord N10 5G phone with instructions below:
How to unlock bootloader and root OnePlus Nord N10 5G - GadgetSay
OnePlus Nord N10 5G is the newly launched affordable device for Europe and North America by OnePlus. While the device packs much for the price tag, it
www.gadgetsay.com
I had some difficulties with flashing (tried TRWP), but finally success with a computer.
Image was made by the Magisk, using source below:
OnePlus Nord | AC01BA Europe | OxygenOS 10.5.8 Stock Boot Image - Droid Docket
Description Download OxygenOS 10.5.8 stock boot image for OnePlus Nord (AC01BA Europe) for Magisk rooting and unrooting. Version Download 19 File Size 12.81 MB File Count 1 Create Date November. read more...
droiddocket.com
After rooting I got message "Image corrupted" on phone screen, and phone don't continue booting, it stops on fastboot menu.
It seems that the image is wrong, and I'm not able to take step back and try again since stock image is not available at OnePlus site.
Attached is some photos. Could you please help me to solve the problem and get the phone rooted ?
Here how to root
Root N10 using Magisk
Warning: I'm not responsible for any damage or bricked phones! Mirror for all OxygenOS images General Info: You need adb and fastboot installed and should know how to use it TWRP is not needed You must do this process only once...
forum.xda-developers.com
Thanks powergo - I'm still not sure does N10 image run on N10 5G, it has different hardware and that may make compatibility impact. I have asked help from OnePlus, they may tell which image is correct.
Omiar said:
I tried to root my brand new OnePlus Nord N10 5G phone with instructions below:
How to unlock bootloader and root OnePlus Nord N10 5G - GadgetSay
OnePlus Nord N10 5G is the newly launched affordable device for Europe and North America by OnePlus. While the device packs much for the price tag, it
www.gadgetsay.com
I had some difficulties with flashing (tried TRWP), but finally success with a computer.
Image was made by the Magisk, using source below:
OnePlus Nord | AC01BA Europe | OxygenOS 10.5.8 Stock Boot Image - Droid Docket
Description Download OxygenOS 10.5.8 stock boot image for OnePlus Nord (AC01BA Europe) for Magisk rooting and unrooting. Version Download 19 File Size 12.81 MB File Count 1 Create Date November. read more...
droiddocket.com
After rooting I got message "Image corrupted" on phone screen, and phone don't continue booting, it stops on fastboot menu.
It seems that the image is wrong, and I'm not able to take step back and try again since stock image is not available at OnePlus site.
Attached is some photos. Could you please help me to solve the problem and get the phone rooted ?
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In the first photo your bootloader is still locked, you need to unlock it for root access.
JrkSoldierX said:
In the first photo your bootloader is still locked, you need to unlock it for root access.
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It was unlocked, I tested lock-state just to see if it helps. Programmer works, I just need correct image for the N10 5G.
Omiar said:
It was unlocked, I tested lock-state just to see if it helps. Programmer works, I just need correct image for the N10 5G.
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Just follow steps in the thread mentioned.
It works fine because you take the right file from the right firmware, you enable root access with Magisk Manager app and u flash it through your computer.
Rom said:
Just follow steps in the thread mentioned.
It works fine because you take the right file from the right firmware, you enable root access with Magisk Manager app and u flash it through your computer.
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NOP. I got the phone restored original condition with the instructions and files on the thread, but unfortunately rooting with the provided image (magisk_patched_U6YuI.img) the phone get stuck. The screen is stuck on "Fastboot" mode, computer gives error "no devices/emulators found" on command "adb shell su". Fastboot via computer seems to work, but it's hard to solve due to poor instructions. One positive thing is that N10 image seems to work also on N10 5G device, not confirmed yet by OnePlus technical customer care.
Omiar said:
NOP. I got the phone restored original condition with the instructions and files on the thread, but unfortunately rooting with the provided image (magisk_patched_U6YuI.img) the phone get stuck. The screen is stuck on "Fastboot" mode, computer gives error "no devices/emulators found" on command "adb shell su". Fastboot via computer seems to work, but it's hard to solve due to poor instructions. One positive thing is that N10 image seems to work also on N10 5G device, not confirmed yet by OnePlus technical customer care.
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There is only one phone. N10 5G aka billie. And if you cannot follow those simple instructions I'd suggest reading through the net about what is fastboot, adb and boot images before attempting to flash anything on your device.
There are many sites providing step by step instructions with photos of what to do, too. The instructions are the same for every oneplus device from the last few years. Also, read carefully and don't flash your image before fastboot boot.
Omiar said:
NOP. I got the phone restored original condition with the instructions and files on the thread, but unfortunately rooting with the provided image (magisk_patched_U6YuI.img) the phone get stuck. The screen is stuck on "Fastboot" mode, computer gives error "no devices/emulators found" on command "adb shell su". Fastboot via computer seems to work, but it's hard to solve due to poor instructions. One positive thing is that N10 image seems to work also on N10 5G device, not confirmed yet by OnePlus technical customer care.
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I got stuck in FastBoot mode as well when using the files in the rooting thread. I had to do the full restore to get it working again.
Okay, tried rooting again.Current build number on phone is 10.5.9.BE86AA. Unlocked bootloader, OEM unlocking in Developer options shows Bootloader already Unlocked. Downloaded magisk_patched_10.5.9.BE86AA.zip. Run this fastboot command: fastboot boot magisk_patched_10.5.9.BE86AA.zip. The phone reboots and goes back into bootloader mode. Any ideas as to what I am doing wrong?
maback said:
Okay, tried rooting again.Current build number on phone is 10.5.9.BE86AA. Unlocked bootloader, OEM unlocking in Developer options shows Bootloader already Unlocked. Downloaded magisk_patched_10.5.9.BE86AA.zip. Run this fastboot command: fastboot boot magisk_patched_10.5.9.BE86AA.zip. The phone reboots and goes back into bootloader mode. Any ideas as to what I am doing wrong?
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Can you run the same command with unpatched boot.img ?
I have successfully rooted my N10
The progress is pretty straightforward.
All I need is matching boot.img to patch with Magisk Manager, and copy patched_boot to host computer to flash
Make sure Magisk Hide is enabled and you must clear Play Store data
Tried to root, now stuck in fastboot loop (will not reboot to recovery nor to EDL to flash the original rom, either using buttons or fastboot reboot edl on computer). Anyone have any ideas?
to everyone that has device not booting,
did you try fastboot boot boot.img before flashing it?
i just tested the BE86 10.5.9 magisk patched boot.img again and it boots fine.
make sure to use the correct fastboot mode:
andreas__ said:
to everyone that has device not booting,
did you try fastboot boot boot.img before flashing it?
i just tested the BE86 10.5.9 magisk patched boot.img again and it boots fine.
make sure to use the correct fastboot mode:
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yes , tried fastboot boot boot.i
andreas__ said:
to everyone that has device not booting,
did you try fastboot boot boot.img before flashing it?
i just tested the BE86 10.5.9 magisk patched boot.img again and it boots fine.
make sure to use the correct fastboot mode:
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yes , tried fastboot boot boot.img before flashing. (both original and patched image)
Just in case: you cannot see EDL mode, it just stays black ! So you must find it in device manager on PC
andreas__ said:
Can you run the same command with unpatched boot.img ?
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Same result, does not work, I'm starting to think magisk_patched_10.5.9.BE86AA.zip may be mislabeled. Has anyone else successfully used this particular file to root?
maback said:
Same result, does not work, I'm starting to think magisk_patched_10.5.9.BE86AA.zip may be mislabeled. Has anyone else successfully used this particular file to root?
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As I said, I tested that file today again and it booted just fine.. don't know why it wouldn't on the same rom on your phone :/
andreas__ said:
As I said, I tested that file today again and it booted just fine.. don't know why it wouldn't on the same rom on your phone :/
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Hmm weird, I've tried different cables, 2 different PCs, it just boots to a screen with the OnePlus logo and says fastboot underneath (Still responds to fastboot commands).
The only other thing I can try is using a Windows machine, as both my computers run Ubuntu. Never had any issue rooting my other phones using fastboot.
When in bootloader mode my phone shows Device State as unlocked, but SecureBoot as Yes. Could that be my problem?
Does anyone have a guide on how to root a Xiaomi Redmi Note 10? I’m a novice Android user so any help will be appreciated. Thanks
You will need a Windows PC with Fastboot and Mi unlock tool installed. Here is what you could do without a TWRP to root through Magisk:
Apply for the Unlock process. This will take 167 hours and will factory reset your device. Backup your data before you do this. After the waiting period unlock your Bootloader.
Download your matching or newer Fastboot firmware from here. I assumed you have note 10 non 5G (mojito) based on that screenshot, if not, then that website has it for different varieties as well.
The Fastboot firmware is in .tgz format. Keep a copy for future screw ups just in case (will rescue you). Extract that archived folder and find boot.img inside.
Copy that .img to your phone, and download magisk manager 21.0 or newer and install it.
When opening the Manager on your phone for the first time, it'll prompt you to install itself, choose select and patch file and select the boot.img you copied to your phone earlier.
After it does that successfully, you will find a file called magisk_patched.img on the root of internal storage. Copy that patched .img back to your PC.
Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and connect to PC, flash that patched boot.img using:
Code:
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
If flashed successfully, reboot your device and update/further install magisk.
Done, Your device is rooted !!!
P.S. Don't forget to mark this answer as solved by clicking the check mark beside it if it solved your question so anyone can see this in the future.
Slim K said:
You will need a Windows PC with Fastboot and Mi unlock tool installed. Here is what you could do without a TWRP to root through Magisk:
Apply for the Unlock process. This will take 167 hours and will factory reset your device. Backup your data before you do this. After the waiting period unlock your Bootloader.
Download your matching or newer Fastboot firmware from here. I assumed you have note 10 non 5G (mojito) based on that screenshot, if not, then that website has it for different varieties as well.
The Fastboot firmware is in .tgz format. Keep a copy for future screw ups just in case (will rescue you). Extract that archived folder and find boot.img inside.
Copy that .img to your phone, and download magisk manager 21.0 or newer and install it.
When opening the Manager on your phone for the first time, it'll prompt you to install itself, choose select and patch file and select the boot.img you copied to your phone earlier.
After it does that successfully, you will find a file called magisk_patched.img on the root of internal storage. Copy that patched .img back to your PC.
Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and connect to PC, flash that patched boot.img using:
Code:
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
If flashed successfully, reboot your device and update/further install magisk.
Done, Your device is rooted !!!
P.S. Don't forget to mark this answer as solved by clicking the check mark beside it if it solved your question so anyone can see this in the future.
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Thanks mate. Will wait for the phone to be unlocked then will try these steps.
hello, I followed the whole procedure and the phone only reboots in bootloop or after several reboots it brings me back to Fastboot
Slim K said:
You will need a Windows PC with Fastboot and Mi unlock tool installed. Here is what you could do without a TWRP to root through Magisk:
Apply for the Unlock process. This will take 167 hours and will factory reset your device. Backup your data before you do this. After the waiting period unlock your Bootloader.
Download your matching or newer Fastboot firmware from here. I assumed you have note 10 non 5G (mojito) based on that screenshot, if not, then that website has it for different varieties as well.
The Fastboot firmware is in .tgz format. Keep a copy for future screw ups just in case (will rescue you). Extract that archived folder and find boot.img inside.
Copy that .img to your phone, and download magisk manager 21.0 or newer and install it.
When opening the Manager on your phone for the first time, it'll prompt you to install itself, choose select and patch file and select the boot.img you copied to your phone earlier.
After it does that successfully, you will find a file called magisk_patched.img on the root of internal storage. Copy that patched .img back to your PC.
Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and connect to PC, flash that patched boot.img using:
Code:
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
If flashed successfully, reboot your device and update/further install magisk.
Done, Your device is rooted !!!
P.S. Don't forget to mark this answer as solved by clicking the check mark beside it if it solved your question so anyone can see this in the future.
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what about vbmeta?
0purple said:
what about vbmeta?
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I do not understand the question
0purple said:
what about vbmeta?
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Not really necessary for Xiaomi devices (apart from the Mi series) as far as I know, but maybe they changed that with the upgrade to android 11?
titifayls said:
I do not understand the question
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He meant disabling AVB 2.0 by flashing the vbmeta.img from the downloaded fastboot firmware by using:
Code:
fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
I personally have encountered many problems using Magisk 22.0 stable version, if you're using that, then either update to the canary version (you can switch the update channel in the manager settings) or use the older version 21.4.
If all of the above fails, just reflash the stock boot.img and your phone will boot normally.
Slim K said:
Not really necessary for Xiaomi devices (apart from the Mi series) as far as I know, but maybe they changed that with the upgrade to android 11?
He meant disabling AVB 2.0 by flashing the vbmeta.img from the downloaded fastboot firmware by using:
Code:
fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
I personally have encountered many problems using Magisk 22.0 stable version, if you're using that, then either update to the canary version (you can switch the update channel in the manager settings) or use the older version 21.4.
If all of the above fails, just reflash the stock boot.img and your phone will boot normally.
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precisely I did not take magisk v22 but v21, moreover I have exactly the same version as the first poster is 12.0.1 RKGEUXM.
To root I took the boot.img from version 12.0.2, was it an error?
I tried to reflash the original boot.img file from v12.0.2 but still in bootloop
I can not find anywhere where to take my original version yet up to date v12.0.1
@titifayls The original poster had version
V12.0.1.0.RKGMIXM (Global) while you claim to have downloaded
V12.0.2.0.RKGEUXM (European) which are not interchangeable. If you want to use either global or eu. Then you would need to flash the full firmware, you can't flash the boot.img from EU to ROM of global. It won't boot.
If you don't really remember which version came with your device, then reply to me again and I can give you further instructions. Tell me which OS are you using to access fastboot and if you want to preserve your data.
Slim K said:
@titifayls The original poster had version
V12.0.1.0.RKGMIXM (Global) while you claim to have downloaded
V12.0.2.0.RKGEUXM (European) which are not interchangeable. If you want to use either global or eu. Then you would need to flash the full firmware, you can't flash the boot.img from EU to ROM of global. It won't boot.
If you don't really remember which version came with your device, then reply to me again and I can give you further instructions. Tell me which OS are you using to access fastboot and if you want to preserve your data.
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ha , sorry indeed I may have made a mistake, now I don't remember my exact version, it seemed to me that it was EU but in 12.0.1
I use ABD in fastboot and yes I would like to keep all my data that I did not save before wanting to root: /
I bought the phone on aliexpress, I am French, can I look on the box if I have any info on the version?
titifayls said:
ha , sorry indeed I may have made a mistake, now I don't remember my exact version, it seemed to me that it was EU but in 12.0.1
I use ABD in fastboot and yes I would like to keep all my data that I did not save before wanting to root: /
I bought the phone on aliexpress, I am French, can I look on the box if I have any info on the version?
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I asked if you're using windows or linux to connect to your phone. About losing data, maybe a clean flash could be required, but trying first won't hurt.
Here is how you do it: (you can use the downloaded fastboot firmware, because your device is unlocked, so region differences won't matter that much when flashing full firmware):
Inside that .tgz archive (that you unarchived) you'll find a script called flash_all_except_data_storage.bat for windows or flash_all_except_data_storage.sh for linux. (Do not use the flash_all_lock.bat/.sh script or risk a hard brick, so read carefully this time!!!!)
Connect your device in fastboot mode and open a CMD/Terminal where those scripts and the rest of the firmware files are. Use fastboot devices to make sure device is recognized.
If it is, then type in fastboot followed by dragging and dropping the flash_all_except _data_storage.bat to your CMD/terminal and press Enter. The process should begin automatically. If you get an error, make sure to have typed a space after the fastboot command and before the dropped script.
If it takes a long time during flash of super, don't panic!! Super.img is a very big file
Done!
If it still bootloops after that, then use the flash_all.bat script (will factory reset your phone and delete data)
It doesn't matter, it gives me the list of commands but doesn't launch anything
Wouldn't it be better to put fastboot flash?
don't bother, I'll take miflash, it'll be easier
I delivered an eea_global_images_V12.0.2.0.RKGEUXM rom with miflash by putting flash_all_except_data_storage.
I recovered everything at startup, my applications everything, so I redid the manipulation for the root and now everything works, perfect
thank you
I did the above process successfully.
Also if new update comes out, the process must be done again (not including the unlocking part of course).
The ROMs are posted here
Xiaomi Firmware Updater
The ultimate script that provides firmware packages for Xiaomi devices.
xiaomifirmwareupdater.com
Slim K said:
Not really necessary for Xiaomi devices (apart from the Mi series) as far as I know, but maybe they changed that with the upgrade to android 11?
He meant disabling AVB 2.0 by flashing the vbmeta.img from the downloaded fastboot firmware by using:
Code:
fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
I personally have encountered many problems using Magisk 22.0 stable version, if you're using that, then either update to the canary version (you can switch the update channel in the manager settings) or use the older version 21.4.
If all of the above fails, just reflash the stock boot.img and your phone will boot normally.
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so if i use latest magisk v22.1 , do i have to disable something like vbmeta.img or not ? or it is onli Mi Series that need to disable vbmeta.img ?
how to see how many hours left to unlock the phone ? i kinda forgot about it, it is my 1st MIUI device beside Xiaomi Mi A1
pihpih95 said:
so if i use latest magisk v22.1 , do i have to disable something like vbmeta.img or not ? or it is onli Mi Series that need to disable vbmeta.img ?
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Only MI series need that. You should not have to do that. Also yes, I meant to say that 22.0 stable magisk can make the patched boot.img unbootable. Using the 22.1 canary is the way to go.
pihpih95 said:
how to see how many hours left to unlock the phone ? i kinda forgot about it, it is my 1st MIUI device beside Xiaomi Mi A1
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You would need to connect your phone in fastboot mode and use MI unlock tool again. It'll tell you how many hours left. Usually, you just need to wait exactly one week or 168 hours.
Slim K said:
Only MI series need that. You should not have to do that. Also yes, I meant to say that 22.0 stable magisk can make the patched boot.img unbootable. Using the 22.1 canary is the way to go.
You would need to connect your phone in fastboot mode and use MI unlock tool again. It'll tell you how many hours left. Usually, you just need to wait exactly one week or 168 hours.
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about mi unlock tool , what version that show how many hours left ? i use latest version and it show nothing on the tool , if i remember correctly the oldest version show the time remaining to unlock , sorry if i mistaken something here >.<
pihpih95 said:
about mi unlock tool , what version that show how many hours left ? i use latest version and it show nothing on the tool , if i remember correctly the oldest version show the time remaining to unlock , sorry if i mistaken something here >.<
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I used the latest as well. Most of the time, it errors out and I can't see the time left, but sometimes it works. Don't forget, you're giving them your imei for the freedom of your phone. Those imei's must be stored on Chinese servers and the tool must query those servers to get any info, depending on your country it may not work at all.
My experience with using an older tool has been very bad, the time was extended to 2 weeks instead of one on an another Xiaomi device. Avoid doing that and wait the requested time first.
After following the instruction my phone keeps rebooting.
I tried the flash_all.bat without success. What could I do?
Flash at your own risk. I am not responsible for any damage or data loss to the device during this process!Can you download from here
https://mega.nz/file/TcRnmILA#WBnTsOgyK6QMfBnxk9KnBHq5bxEhXTGKCgTHpuXVEVc
Unlock your bootloader see the Guide from @Eastw1ng
Unlocking the bootloader
Since there is no proper information about unlocking the bootloader for the newer versions of Oneplus Nord 2, this is how I got it to unlock and actually work. For my system it did reset the device, clearing all the files and factory restoring...
forum.xda-developers.com
Extract zip
Run 1. ROOTinstaller.bat
Only for
Oneplus Nord 2 Oxygen 11.3
DN2103_11_A.07 EEA
DN2103_11_A.09 EEA
DN2103_11_A.10 EEA
DN2103_11_A.11 EEA
Looking at other of your posts, I guess that to root the phone we should run:
fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta2.img
fastboot flash boot nord2_stock_boot_A07.img
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(replacing nord2_stock_boot_A07.img by the exact version, if needed).
Is that right?
Dr-Noob said:
Looking at other of your posts, I guess that to root the phone we should run:
(replacing nord2_stock_boot_A07.img by the exact version, if needed).
Is that right?
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Hi, yes but you can download my root installer from my Megadrive and start the batch file. You can choose in the screen for v7, v9 and v10
Thanks! It worked perfectly. I saw the .bat file, but I'm using Linux. For the record, the steps I followed were:
1. Unlock the bootloader (use "fastboot getvar all" to check if the bootloader is unlocked or not)
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flashing unlock
fastboot reboot
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The phone will reboot. Complete the initial setup (unlocking the bootloader makes the phone to do a factory reset...).
2. Check the exact OS version
3. Flash the provided .imgs (IMPORTANT: Make sure to replace the boot img by the one aimed for the specific OS you are using)
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta2.img
fastboot flash boot nord2_stock_boot_A07.img
fastboot reboot
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4. Install the magisk manager APK (https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases).
Does the Magisk pass safetynet? And is this based on EU variant?
manis99 said:
Does the Magisk pass safetynet? And is this based on EU variant?
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This is EU variant abd Magisk passes saftynet if you flash Riru and Universal Safetynet Fix v2.1.0 modules.
Thanks for this! There were rumors the OnePlus Nord 2 could never be rooted because it has a mediatek processor and that got me pretty disappointed. So it's very nice to see people are finding ways to do it! I'll still wait until there are some stable custom recovery options in case I screw up.
Kenaestic said:
Thanks for this! There were rumors the OnePlus Nord 2 could never be rooted because it has a mediatek processor and that got me pretty disappointed. So it's very nice to see people are finding ways to do it! I'll still wait until there are some stable custom recovery options in case I screw up.
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yes there is always a certain risk, but do not worry, because as long as you have the EU (Version A07/09/10) variant, you can restore the 2 files via fastboot and go back to stock. soon TWRP and OrangeFox will appear, only the MSM tool is missing
Worked like a charm!
On Mac so just grabbed the commands out of the .bat file.
Thanks mate!
With future version updates, will we need to root again?
You can also use this process it's tedious but you get twrp with root access
TUTORIAL TWRP AND ROOT NORD 2 OXYGEN OS 11 ( Links updated!)
SO finally I successfully rooted with TWRP and root access.thanks to all developers @Eastw1ng @TheMalachite Following are all download links combined in one post Also there are two threads like unlocking boot loader and twrp but there are some...
forum.xda-developers.com
HofaTheRipper said:
This is EU variant abd Magisk passes saftynet if you flash Riru and Universal Safetynet Fix v2.1.0 modules.
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Thanks, this worked!
Any one got full A11 new update zip
pankspoo said:
Qualcuno ha ricevuto il nuovo zip di aggiornamento completo di A11
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yes but i didn't install it
the BAT is incorrect for a.11 version
This may seem like a dumb question but how do I find what "A.xx" for example "A.07"
NotReeceHarris said:
This may seem like a dumb question but how do I find what "A.xx" for example "A.07"
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Nvm Dumb question
Do we have an A.14 option?
Thread closed as OP's request.
Note: This process is shown for OnePlus Nord 2 and work for any MTK device just replace files as per your model you need to Serch for that)
Credits @Raygen @TheWing
After relocking bootloader you can do safety net pass check to confirm by using following app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.freeandroidtools.safetynettes
Download Re LiveDVD mtk. Client ( this is ready mtk client ubuntu os no need to Install python, drivers ready to go iso)
re_livedvdV3.iso
drive.google.com
Download Rufus for windows 32/64bit)
https://github.com/pbatard/rufus/releases/download/v3.17/rufus-3.17.exe
Note:Relocking has been done on OOS 11.1 v13 so stock boot img of v13, vbmeta from update zip of v13 is required, recovery must be given below.
Your need to replace files as per oxygen os version you are using.
FOLLOWING are images of DN2101 A13 OOS UPDATE IMAGES EXCEPT RECOVERY IMAGE IT WILL WORK IN ANY PHONE, U NEED YOUR AS PER YOUR REGION I WILL UPDATE THREAD AFTER COLLECTING ALL HERE
Boot img (This is stock A13 indian, other regions must use there current OOS version boot img)( other mtk devices must use there boot img here)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/boot-img.5460945/
Stock recovery(in zip unzip it you will get img file this will work for any region)( other mtk devices must use there recovery img here)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/recovery_stock-zip.5464685/
Vbmeta:must have correct vbmeta of current OOS Rom. Version (from stock A13 indian update.zip if U r using EU, OR GLOBAL region NORD replace it with the current OOS version you are for which you want to relock)(other mtk devices must use there vbmeta img here)
vbmeta.img
drive.google.com
All files for EU DN2103 ON A12 UPDTAE :
EU varient v12 files:
Boot. Img:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/boot_stock_a12-img.5461083/
Vbmeta. Img/
vbmeta.img
drive.google.com
Recovery same link for all)
recovery_stock.zip
drive.google.com
Terminal emulator commands :
1) BOOT TO FASTBOOT connect phone to pc in on condition)
adb reboot fastboot
2)to relock bootloader in terminal emulator connect phone to pc in fastboot mode and type)
fastboot flashing lock
MTK client commands:
1)Flash boot img:
python mtk w boot boot.img
2) Flash recovery img:
python mtk w recovery recovery.img
3) Flash Vbmeta :
python mtk w vbmeta vbmeta.img
wifi is not working. everything working after relock bootloader but wifi is not working
farhansaeeddnp3021 said:
wifi is not working. everything working after relock bootloader but wifi is not working
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Factory reset u r phone and reboot see
pankspoo said:
Factory reset u r phone and reboot see
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i did it. but it's not working
farhansaeeddnp3021 said:
i did it. but it's not working
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Update yourbphone to latest v14
Is there any way to relock the phone just through fastboot? After installing an OTA update, the partitions should match the vbmeta partition, right? So could just relock the bootloader using fastboot flashing lock or would the phone not start then?
NetSoerfer said:
Is there any way to relock the phone just through fastboot? After installing an OTA update, the partitions should match the vbmeta partition, right? So could just relock the bootloader using fastboot flashing lock or would the phone not start then?
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Your device will go in to boot img corrupt after that.......
PLEASE NOTE: This isnt working if you are on a custom rom! My Bootloader ist broken and locked and I have to figure out how to fix this ****.
Hello Pankspoo.
I reset my Nord 2 again with an A11 image.
Now I wanted to lock the bootloader again. I have implemented your instructions one to one.
After that, the Nord 2 will boot normally and start.
But in the developer options I can still unlock the bootloader. So the option is not greyed out. The OTA cannot be installed but does not lead to a bootloop either.
I used the appropriate boot.img recovery & vbmeta.img.
Do you have any idea?
Best regards
7tyjupiter said:
Hello Pankspoo.
I reset my Nord 2 again with an A11 image.
Now I wanted to lock the bootloader again. I have implemented your instructions one to one.
After that, the Nord 2 will boot normally and start.
But in the developer options I can still unlock the bootloader. So the option is not greyed out. The OTA cannot be installed but does not lead to a bootloop either.
I used the appropriate boot.img recovery & vbmeta.img.
Do you have any idea?
Best regards
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Check YASNAC app from play store if it's showing safety net check passed your locked.
While installation of OTA what's errors u r getting.
After locking OEM unlock not grates off actually now it's available to unlock again with switchable tab
Sorry for crossposting a lot today, but I am really stuck and it seems that this may be the tool I need. I am on A15, cannot lock bootloader and cannot update.
So, to be sure, for this to work I need the boot.img, recovery.img and vbmeta.img for A15 stock rom? If yes, where can I get those files?
I found the files! Thank you for this guide! It worked perfectly. I really thought my phone was completely bricked. Coming from a Pixel, the root/restore process on this thing is a complete nightmare!!
https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/boot-img.5460945/
this link says like this
Oops! We broke the matrix. Someone call Neo!You do not have permission to view this page or perform this action.
Ok. So I think if f-ed up big time! only message I get now is a big red "!" and: "the current image have been destroyed please flash te correct image....
HELP!
Hi, I have a question. I have an unlocked bootloader, if I have my mobile service serviced and I have the original rom reinstalled there will the botloader be locked?
lachatol said:
Hi, I have a question. I have an unlocked bootloader, if I have my mobile service serviced and I have the original rom reinstalled there will the botloader be locked?
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Definitely, no doubt about that. But the rooting-proces after that is easy and well described here. Don't forget to FIRST take you OTA's, that makes things easier!
exis_tenz said:
Definitely, no doubt about that. But the rooting-proces after that is easy and well described here. Don't forget to FIRST take you OTA's, that makes things easier!
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I want to lock the botloader, I don't want root anymore. I just need to be sure that if I service the phone for reinstallation to the original firmware, then the bootloader will be locked. Will be? thank you for answer
No worries, it'll be locked after a factory flash!
farhansaeeddnp3021 said:
wifi is not working. everything working after relock bootloader but wifi is not working
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This happened to me. It turns out that I had version A10 and flashed the A12stock_boot.img and when rebooting I had no wifi. I had no twrp either, since I had just flashed the stock recovery too.
So, I figured "did this actually updated to A12?" I checked the build version on the settings and no, it did not. So maybe thats the reason the system gets confused and some functions (I only noticed wifi) don't work properly.
Anyway, this is how I solved it:
1) restored my A10 version (flashing the file I got from a link on this post)
2) rebooting to A10, I did have wifi. I tried to update to A19 through Software Updater, but even though it did download the update.zip, it failed to update ("didn't pass the verification"). So, I:
3) flashed TWRP again, rebooted into it and installed the update.zip file (in data/ota_package/) that had just been downloaded by Software Updater.
4) Rebooted.
5) Fastboot flashing lock
6) Rebooted again. Congrats, its a brand new phone!!
P.S. Don't forget to lock the OEM unlocking option in Settings.
extranoob said:
This happened to me. It turns out that I had version A10 and flashed the A12stock_boot.img and when rebooting I had no wifi. I had no twrp either, since I had just flashed the stock recovery too.
So, I figured "did this actually updated to A12?" I checked the build version on the settings and no, it did not. So maybe thats the reason the system gets confused and some functions (I only noticed wifi) don't work properly.
Anyway, this is how I solved it:
1) restored my A10 version (flashing the file I got from a link on this post)
2) rebooting to A10, I did have wifi. I tried to update to A19 through Software Updater, but even though it did download the update.zip, it failed to update ("didn't pass the verification"). So, I:
3) flashed TWRP again, rebooted into it and installed the update.zip file (in data/ota_package/) that had just been downloaded by Software Updater.
4) Rebooted.
5) Fastboot flashing lock
6) Rebooted again. Congrats, its a brand new phone!!
P.S. Don't forget to lock the OEM unlocking option in Settings.
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If u gets wifi issue just flash boot image of OOS version u r using via fastboot
Hello, I'm new to the Android hacking/modding scene with this being the first phone I am able to unlock the bootloader for. I recently picked this phone up (Model DE2118 to be specific), and got it's bootloader unlocked and installed Lineage. Now that it is all done and out of the way, would it be possible to lock the bootloader to prevent further modifications and potential security risks? Thank you in advance.
Gateway05184 said:
Hello, I'm new to the Android hacking/modding scene with this being the first phone I am able to unlock the bootloader for. I recently picked this phone up (Model DE2118 to be specific), and got it's bootloader unlocked and installed Lineage. Now that it is all done and out of the way, would it be possible to lock the bootloader to prevent further modifications and potential security risks? Thank you in advance.
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Under no circumstance should you relock the bootloader. The only OS that I know of that currently lets you do that on any device is Graphene OS on pixel devices. And that is written by extremely gifted developers. So... no... not now or anytime soon. Sorry!
Nope. While you could relock your bootloader now, you'd get an error message the next time you turned on your phone and it would refuse to boot. (And there's no guarantee that you could recover it, though usually the MSM tool works.) In most cases, you should never relock the bootloader unless you're on stock, unmodified firmware. In some cases, it is possible if the custom ROM you're using instructs you to relock your bootloader and provides their own keys for you to flash or if you build and sign your own ROMs yourself, but otherwise, it's just not worth it.
You should read this reddit post for more details as to why you shouldn't relock your bootloader.
Yeah, I kind of figured. I tried locking the bootloader out of curiosity (obviously, you shouldn't do this.) which caused it to brick. I unbricked it using the MSM tools for the specific model. I also tried flashing the public key but it only allows recovery to boot and boot loops if you just leave it sit. lol
Don't' try this ever, you will most probably soft brick the device without being able to recover it.
You can only safely relock the bootloader on stock OS without the risk of bricking the device.
Sprunglicious said:
Under no circumstance should you relock the bootloader. The only OS that I know of that currently lets you do that on any device is Graphene OS on pixel devices. And that is written by extremely gifted developers. So... no... not now or anytime soon. Sorry!
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Gateway05184 said:
Hello, I'm new to the Android hacking/modding scene with this being the first phone I am able to unlock the bootloader for. I recently picked this phone up (Model DE2118 to be specific), and got it's bootloader unlocked and installed Lineage. Now that it is all done and out of the way, would it be possible to lock the bootloader to prevent further modifications and potential security risks? Thank you in advance.
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Not entirely true. CalyxOS allows relocking bootloader on Pixels. My own development for Oneplus 6/6T/8/8T/8Pro/9 and 9Pro allows relocking bootloader.
I managed to find a way to relock the bootloader with LineageOS installed by compiling it from source and patching a few files. Then I flashed the avb_custom_key partition via fastboot with the key I used to sign the image I've compiled. This resulted in me getting the yellow error screen (Your device has loaded a different OS.) rather than the usual orange screen you get with the bootloader unlocked. I even used a tool called "avbroot" to patch the image for magisk support.
just use the MSMDownload tool for the firmware you want, it will set it back to factory defaults and factory OS including re-locking the bootloader
NOTE: if you ever want to unlock it again just use the token file/bin file that oneplus sent you originally to unlock. no need to re-apply or ask oneplus again for new token, can just use the original one they sent you.
Gateway05184 said:
Hello, I'm new to the Android hacking/modding scene with this being the first phone I am able to unlock the bootloader for. I recently picked this phone up (Model DE2118 to be specific), and got it's bootloader unlocked and installed Lineage. Now that it is all done and out of the way, would it be possible to lock the bootloader to prevent further modifications and potential security risks? Thank you in advance.
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I don't like seeing my Nord n200 boot to the unlocked bootloader screen, and found a way to prevent that.
I found the method on the Reddit forum for LineageOS.
From CevicheMixto:
I was able to complete the upgrade (dirty flash from the latest LineageOS 19.1). Here's what I had to do.
First, I upgraded the device firmware, following this guide. Note that the oneplus.com page that is linked from that guide does not appear to actually provide firmware for the Nord N200. The Oxygen Updater app does allow you to download the firmware, once the app's settings have been changed to enable "Advanced mode." It will save the firmware file in the /sdcard directory, and adb can be used to transfer it to your PC. (Alternatively, the firmware can be directly downloaded from https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota-api/package/6be3f133f8fb9bbcc30d787679bd7b5da5e30995.zip.)
At this point, my phone would not boot into the LineageOS recovery (19.1 or 20); it kept returning to bootloader mode. I fixed this by flashing the LineageOS 20 boot, dtbo, and vendor_boot images onto the device. These images can be extracted from the LineageOS 20 ZIP file with payload-dumper-go, or they can be downloaded from the dre builds page.
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img
fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot.img
(Unlike fastbootd, the bootloader does not appear to support the --slot=all option, but I only needed to flash these for the active slot.)
I was now able to boot into the (installed) LineageOS 20 recovery, choose "Apply update" and "Apply from ADB" to put the device into sideload mode. I then followed the upgrade instructions to flash the LineageOS 20 ZIP file, reboot back to recovery, and flash the MindTheGapps ZIP file.
Do yourself a favor and just load Oxygen Updater onto another Android phone and download the files. It will pop up a notice that the phone isn't the correct one, but just click advanced and download the file, then continue on.
My Nord n200 now boots with the OnePlus logo then directly to LineageOS with Android 13
KeysStickler said:
I don't like seeing my Nord n200 boot to the unlocked bootloader screen, and found a way to prevent that.
I found the method on the Reddit forum for LineageOS.
From CevicheMixto:
I was able to complete the upgrade (dirty flash from the latest LineageOS 19.1). Here's what I had to do.
First, I upgraded the device firmware, following this guide. Note that the oneplus.com page that is linked from that guide does not appear to actually provide firmware for the Nord N200. The Oxygen Updater app does allow you to download the firmware, once the app's settings have been changed to enable "Advanced mode." It will save the firmware file in the /sdcard directory, and adb can be used to transfer it to your PC. (Alternatively, the firmware can be directly downloaded from https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota-api/package/6be3f133f8fb9bbcc30d787679bd7b5da5e30995.zip.)
At this point, my phone would not boot into the LineageOS recovery (19.1 or 20); it kept returning to bootloader mode. I fixed this by flashing the LineageOS 20 boot, dtbo, and vendor_boot images onto the device. These images can be extracted from the LineageOS 20 ZIP file with payload-dumper-go, or they can be downloaded from the dre builds page.
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img
fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot.img
(Unlike fastbootd, the bootloader does not appear to support the --slot=all option, but I only needed to flash these for the active slot.)
I was now able to boot into the (installed) LineageOS 20 recovery, choose "Apply update" and "Apply from ADB" to put the device into sideload mode. I then followed the upgrade instructions to flash the LineageOS 20 ZIP file, reboot back to recovery, and flash the MindTheGapps ZIP file.
Do yourself a favor and just load Oxygen Updater onto another Android phone and download the files. It will pop up a notice that the phone isn't the correct one, but just click advanced and download the file, then continue on.
My Nord n200 now boots with the OnePlus logo then directly to LineageOS with Android 13
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That doesn't solve what I was originally attempting to do but I appreciate the suggestion nonetheless. However, the DE2117 OTA update is not meant for the carrier exclusive models (i.e. DE2118 aka the MetroPCs T-Mobile model.) I've already attempted this on my own DE2118 and it resulted in a boot loop. This problem doesn't exist in Lineage 19.1.
Gateway05184 said:
That doesn't solve what I was originally attempting to do but I appreciate the suggestion nonetheless. However, the DE2117 OTA update is not meant for the carrier exclusive models (i.e. DE2118 aka the MetroPCs T-Mobile model.) I've already attempted this on my own DE2118 and it resulted in a boot loop. This problem doesn't exist in Lineage 19.1.
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I used this to update to LineageOS 20
there is no known way to relock the boot-loader on a custom rom on the nord n200 . However you can re-lock in on the official firmware. You can always go back to the official firmware with the locked bootloader by flashing the official firmware via MSM Download tool