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Elephone M3 quickest way to UNLOCK Bootloader, ROOT and TWRP (no SP FlashTool) Windows/ Linux.
This is only provided as a guide and/ or an alternative, in case some people find the process of flashing with SP FlashTool for the Elephone M3 complicated (either installing the correct drivers, or correctly using the tool without accidentally wiping Vram, or anything else important).
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Windows:
Things you will need:
1. adb and fastboot
2. usb driver for Elephone M3
3. a copy of a correct version of TWRP for the device, copied in the adb and fastboot folder. Rename your TWRP.img file to recovery.img
4. latest flashable supersu.zip (V2.82 and above) and the recovery.img on external SD card.
Process:
1. Install the above.
2. Boot your phone normally, and enable developer options.
3. From developer options enable OEM unlocking and USB debugging. Connect the device to computer and enable MTP transfer.
4. On your phone's screen you should see a message with a "key" or "fingerprint", accept the connection.
5. Navigate to the folder you have installed adb and fast boot and copied pre-mentioned file.
6. Open a command prompt navigate to the adb folder (not powershell prompt if you are on windows 10 1703) and type: adb devices
If all is well you should get a number on the left and "device" next to it.
7. type "adb reboot to bootloader". You are now in fastboot.
8. type "fastboot oem unlock". Carefully look the really small letters on the elephone' s screen and confirm. Reboot the device. Really important as after unlocking the bootloader, a factory reset is triggered.
9. Once the factory reset is done, once again enable developer otions and usb debugging.
10. Open a command prompt again and once again get into fastboot mode (as previously described).
11. Type "fastboot boot recovery.img". You should now see TWRP.
12. From TWRP select install and install supersu. Wipe dalvik/cache and reboot.
13. Once boot-up completes and you make sure you have root access (you should), for the last time reboot to bootlader.
14. Again "fastboot boot recovery.img". From TWRP select install, install image, select recovery.img from your extenral SD and flash it to recovery.
If all went well, you should by now have unlocked the bootloader, have your device rooted, and also have a functional TWRP recovery! :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
Linux:
Things you will need:
1. abd and fastboot (sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb android-tools-fastboot) ---> or similar for your version of the system.
2. a copy of a correct version of TWRP for the device. Rename your TWRP.img file to recovery.img
3. latest flashable supersu.zip (V2.82 and above) and the recovery.img on external SD card.
Process:
1. Boot your phone normally, and enable developer options.
2. From developer options enable OEM unlocking and USB debugging. Connect the device to computer and enable MTP trasfer.
3. On your phone's screen you should see a message with a "key" or "fingerprint", accept the connection.
4. Navigate to the folder you where you keep the TWRP recovery.img and open a terminal.
5. type "adb devices". If your device is recognized you should see a number and "device" next to it.
6. type "adb reboot to bootloader". You are now in fastboot.
7. type "sudo fastboot oem unlock". Carefully look the really small letters on the elephone's screen and confirm. Reboot the device. Really important as after unlocking the bootloader, a factory reset is triggered.
8. Once the factory reset is done, once again enable developer otions and usb debugging.
9. Open a terminal and once again get into fastboot mode (as previously described).
10. Type "sudo fastboot boot recovery.img". You should now see TWRP.
11. From TWRP select install and install supersu. Wipe dalvik/cache and reboot.
12. Once boot-up completes and you make sure you have root access (you should), for the last time reboot to bootlader.
13. Again "sudo fastboot boot recovery.img". From TWRP select install, install image, select recovery.img from your external SD and flash it to recovery.
If all went well, you should by now have unlocked the bootloader, have your device rooted, and also have a functional TWRP recovery! :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
I am not able to provide links for files or files at the moment, please look for them yourselves, it should not be hard!
If you found the thread useful, I would appreciate it if you hit the "thanks button". :good::good:
Also, do post back if you need further clarification or assistance or if you have any suggestions for improving the guide.
Update: It seems like you can actually unlock your device's bootloader with the normal unlock method that works on almost all devices. The following code is the fastboot command:
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
but be warned that unlocking Nokia 3.2's bootloader will make your device no longer be recognized as a certified device by Google. (meaning you would no longer be able to install such apps from Google Play Store like Netflix as they will be completely hidden within the Google Play Store.)
If you want to make your device certified by Google again, just root your device with Magisk and enable MagiskHide feature within the Magisk Manager's settings. I'll upload a tutorial on it later here in XDA.
Update 2: I have uploaded the tutorial here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/nokia-3-2/how-to/guide-how-to-root-nokia-3-2-t4109641
NOTE: PLEASE MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR DATA, I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DATA LOSS. Unlocking your bootloader wipes out your data so please backup your data first!
Required tools: SDK Platform Tools (ADB and Fastboot platform tools)
Procedure:
1. Open your Nokia 3.2, then navigate to Settings. Enable developer options by going to 'About Phone' section and tapping 'Build number' 5 times.
2. After enabling developer options, go to System in Settings. Navigate to developer options and enable OEM unlocking. (also enable USB debugging for easier access to fastboot.)
3. Connect your Nokia 3.2 to your PC through USB (make sure you have ADB and Fastboot platform tools installed and running using Powershell or Command Prompt.)
You can run platform-tools by opening the folder, then hold shift and right-click the empty space of the folder. Choose 'Open on Powershell menu' then proceed to the next step.
4. Type:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
(if a popup appeared on your phone, make sure to trust your PC.)
If adb doesn't work trying adding "./" before adb and it would look like this:
Code:
./adb reboot bootloader
Same goes for the succeeding steps.
5. Type:
Code:
fastboot flashing get_unlock_ability
(if it shows "1" then you're good to go.)
6. Type:
Code:
fastboot oem unlock-go
(DO NOT TOUCH YOUR PHONE AT ANY COST, SPECIALLY THE POWER BUTTON.)
7. Wait for your device to boot up. (It took at least 3 minutes for me waiting for my Nokia 3.2 to boot up.)
8. Done!
If you want to lock your device's bootloader just run this command, but make sure your system is completely intact or not modified directly at any chance. (Magisk Modules are systemless so it doesn't modify the system directly):
Code:
fastboot oem lock-go
or alternatively you can run:
Code:
fastboot oem lock
Tested on:
Nokia 3.2 (TA-1164)[GLOBAL]
- Android 10 (April 5 2020 Security Patch)
- Android 10 (May 5 2020 Security Patch)
- Android 10 (December 5 2020 Security Patch)
This might work as well on Nokia 4.2.
How about Nokia 8.1 ta-1119 running on android 11? Will this work as well? or do you have any other tutorial? pls i really want to downgrade this.
can anyone pls help with how to root the Lenovo TB-x306f
i already unlocked the bootloader but that's as far as i was able to go with it.
i want to also like to install a recovery to flash the evolutionx rom if someone can pls help me and others that needs the same help.
GOD BLESS
I second that. There's nothing out there.
What I tried was to download the original ROM patch the boot.img with magical, replace in LMSA download folder and start a rescue. Didn't help. Got boot loop.
Ok, maybe a bit more details on what I tried already:
1. Enabled developer options. Good.
2. OEM unlocked. ADB connected. Good.
3. Boot to bootloader working. Good.
4. fastboot not listing the device after fastboot devices. Not good.
5. Googling around, found an universal root method with Magisk. Good.
6. Donwloaded, installed and ran RSA (Lenovo Rescue and Smart Assistant). Connected to device. Good.
7. Entered Rescue and using that downloaded the original ROM. Good.
C:\ProgramData\LMSA\Download\RomFiles\TB_X306F_S100134_210120_BMP
8. Copied boot.img to device, installed MagiskManager, patched image with magisk, downloaded the image to PC, replaced the original boot image with the patched one. Good.
9. Started the Rescue procedure in RSA. Rom flased. Good.
10. Bootloop. Bad.
No idea why would that not work, any help, pointers, ideas appreciated.
EDIT: There's a new ROM version now: TB_X306F_S100152_210205_BMP
For a preface, I have the same Tablet as OP. I tried to unlock the bootloader, following seemingly every guide out there but, no success so far. I've enabled debugging, activated OEM unlock and, adb detects my device but, after I send it to fastboot (adb reboot bootloader), no more commands work. I've updated the driver in Manager as one guide suggested but, still nothing.
I used command (fastboot OEM unlock) to continue but nothing. What am I doing wrong?
So just a tip for those that are looking for a guide to do a complete bootloader unlock for TB-X306F, there isn't one. I found a bunch of different ways to go about unlocking the bootloader from different Lenovo devices. First thing is that you need Minimal ABD Fastboot v1.4.3 if Platform Tools or LeTools doesn't work. Use CMD with admin rights, not PowerShell.
Everything else to unlock it is the same from all the guides out there. Make sure to use "fastboot flashing unlock" when unlocking instead of "fastboot oem unlock" or "fastboot oem unlock-go" if they dont work.
Second tip is for root when installing the Magisk patched boot image. While you're getting the boot.img, make sure to also grab the vbmeta.img from the ROM folder and place it in the Minimal ADB Fastboot folder where you will be using CMD. Do all the steps to get the patched boot image. Once you got the boot.img patched, enter fastboot then enter the command "fastboot --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img" This will disable verification needed to boot correctly. After that, enter the command "fastboot flash boot <name of .img>" like normal to flash the patched boot.img from magisk. Then fastboot reboot.
This is what I did to get my TB-X306F unlocked and rooted. YMMV.
Different threads that I read to get to where I got, credit goes to them:
LENOVO Tab M10 Plus
After receiving my LENOVO Tab M10 Plus TB-X606F I tried to root my tablet. my Firmware version is TB-X606F_RF01_200103 - loaded the Lenovo Rescue and Smart Assistant (V5.0.0.25) - enabled OEM unlock - downloaded magisk - installed ADB now my...
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Lenovo M10 HD 2nd Gen X306F boot loop if boot.img is patched - android 10 · Issue #3832 · topjohnwu/Magisk
I recently installed magisk manager and extracted the boot.img from tb-x306f_rf01_200926 upon doing a fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img , the machine goes into a boot loop. Am I doing somethin...
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TWRP for LENOVO Tab M10 FHD - TB-X606F?
Hello, Possessing two tablets of this brand, I was wondering if a custom recovery existed for this one, I can look everywhere on all the forums, Russian, English, etc ... But, I do not find. If anyone can create one with this SOURCE CODE from...
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Lenovo tab m8
Hello, Any root and custom ROM available for the Lenovo tab m8 tb8505 variant? The stock rom feels good for the price but if something better to make the tab feel nicer.. Thanks :) :)
forum.xda-developers.com
By any chance can u pls.... Make a video on the steps u explained including on where to get that file needed. Pls thank u and GOD BLESS YOU. If u can find the time to do it .
I apologize for asking for so much help on this.
I too would very much care to see a video of the process but, I have no problem trying it first hand to myself. This tablet is just weird. It can be detected but, as soon as I boot into fastboot, it can't pick it up anymore even though, I had grabbed all of the recommended tools so far such as the fast Boot and the bundle.
A detailed guide would be good enough too
Following @doink_doink 's post (and some bootloops after...) I finally managed to root my Lenovo M10 HD 2 gen (TB-X306X) with magisk. I'll attempt to write a simple guide for who's still interested with rooting this kind of devices since there's not much literature online.
Rooting Lenovo M10 X306X (should also work for other models)
I am by no means held responsible for eventual damage you can inflict on your device, follow the underlying steps of your own accord.
Desktop Tools:
Minimal ADB and Fastboot
Lenovo Rescue Smart Assistant (LRSA from now on)
MTK (Mediatek) Preload Drivers (If your device isn't listed in fastboot)
Mobile Tools:
Magisk Manager App
Steps:
1 - From LRSA click on "Rescue" Tab
2 - Select the model of your tablet and then download
3 - From "Downloads" in the top right corner of the LRSA, click on "Open" to go into the LRSA download folder
4 - Connect your device and set it into USB Debugging and File Transfer
5 - Copy boot.img from LRSA download folder into the device's download folder
6 - Run Magisk Manager App on your device
7 - From Magisk Manager App choose "Install" on the right side of Magisk
8 - Choose the only option "Select and patch a file"
9 - Choose the boot.img you previously copied into the device's download folder
10 - Copy the new file "patched_boot.img" or similar name to the folder where Minimal ADB and Fastboot was installed
11 - Copy the file vbmeta.img from LRSA download folder to Minimal ADB and Fastboot folder
12 - From your device's settings enable developer options and enable OEM Unlock
13 - Execute a cmd session with administrator privileges
14 - Execute in the cmd: adb reboot bootloader (if everything went right the device should reboot in fastboot mode)
15 - Execute in the cmd: fastboot flashing unlock
16 - Execute in the cmd: fastboot --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
17 - Execute in the cmd: fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
18 - Execute in the cmd: fastboot reboot
The device should correctly reboot and everything should be good to go now.
If something bad happens, like a bootloop or something, turn off the device and use the LRSA to rescue your device.
I don't get around to checking my email as often as I used to so I just now got around to seeing this but, I will try this after I get home from work in 10 hours plus time. If I can get this to successfully work, I will be flat out amazed. I had gotten to the point where I had just given up any and all hope that I would get it to work.
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Chairos said:
Following @doink_doink 's post (and some bootloops after...) I finally managed to root my Lenovo M10 HD 2 gen (TB-X306X) with magisk. I'll attempt to write a simple guide for who's still interested with rooting this kind of devices since there's not much literature online.
Rooting Lenovo M10 X306X (should also work for other models)
I am by no means held responsible for eventual damage you can inflict on your device, follow the underlying steps of your own accord.
Desktop Tools:
Minimal ADB and Fastboot
Lenovo Rescue Smart Assistant (LRSA from now on)
MTK (Mediatek) Preload Drivers (If your device isn't listed in fastboot)
Mobile Tools:
Magisk Manager App
Steps:
1 - From LRSA click on "Rescue" Tab
2 - Select the model of your tablet and then download
3 - From "Downloads" in the top right corner of the LRSA, click on "Open" to go into the LRSA download folder
4 - Connect your device and set it into USB Debugging and File Transfer
5 - Copy boot.img from LRSA download folder into the device's download folder
6 - Run Magisk Manager App on your device
7 - From Magisk Manager App choose "Install" on the right side of Magisk
8 - Choose the only option "Select and patch a file"
9 - Choose the boot.img you previously copied into the device's download folder
10 - Copy the new file "patched_boot.img" or similar name to the folder where Minimal ADB and Fastboot was installed
11 - Copy the file vbmeta.img from LRSA download folder to Minimal ADB and Fastboot folder
12 - From your device's settings enable developer options and enable OEM Unlock
13 - Execute a cmd session with administrator privileges
14 - Execute in the cmd: adb reboot bootloader (if everything went right the device should reboot in fastboot mode)
15 - Execute in the cmd: fastboot flashing unlock
16 - Execute in the cmd: fastboot --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
17 - Execute in the cmd: fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
18 - Execute in the cmd: fastboot reboot
The device should correctly reboot and everything should be good to go now.
If something bad happens, like a bootloop or something, turn off the device and use the LRSA to rescue your device.
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Hi I have the same device I have my patched boot.img and vbmeta.img but when I adb reboot bootloader fastboot commands don't work anymore fastboot flashing unlock says <waiting for device> and every other command. I have latest fastboot drivers google USB drivers I've done everything I have no hope please reply and help me
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Hi I have the same device I have my patched boot.img and vbmeta.img but when I adb reboot bootloader fastboot commands don't work anymore fastboot flashing unlock says <waiting for device> and every other command. I have latest fastboot drivers google USB drivers I've done everything I have no hope please reply and help me
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* I have the TB-X306F***
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Hi I have the same device I have my patched boot.img and vbmeta.img but when I adb reboot bootloader fastboot commands don't work anymore fastboot flashing unlock says <waiting for device> and every other command. I have latest fastboot drivers google USB drivers I've done everything I have no hope please reply and help me
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I'm currently experiencing the same issue. I have done everything, followed every step provided by Chairos and it wont surpass beyond the <Waiting for device> message. I just got this device today for a fair price, hoping I could root the device, and typical me forgot to research if it was officially compatible with TWRP.
cratee said:
I'm currently experiencing the same issue. I have done everything, followed every step provided by Chairos and it wont surpass beyond the <Waiting for device> message. I just got this device today for a fair price, hoping I could root the device, and typical me forgot to research if it was officially compatible with TWRP.
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I got it for free for online classes but that's not the problem twrp is out for this device unofficialy but many say that it works, anyways good luck on u mate I gave up on rooting this device I can't do it anymore I've been trying for 4 months but nothing still if I had the Chance and the correct guide I would definitely do it
cratee said:
I'm currently experiencing the same issue. I have done everything, followed every step provided by Chairos and it wont surpass beyond the <Waiting for device> message. I just got this device today for a fair price, hoping I could root the device, and typical me forgot to research if it was officially compatible with TWRP.
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Make sure you have the latest MTK usb drivers.
Hello Everyone,
I apologize for the delay but I didn't get notified of your replies.
I also got the waiting for device problem, but as @Yahoo Mike says, it's the MTK USB drivers that are used to communicate with the device in fastboot mode. Latest drivers should do.
Let me know if you're still experiencing the problem after installing the latest MTK drivers, since it depends on which motherboard the tablet has but all models should use mediatek.
Worked like a charm! Thanks.
Can anyone please confirm if there is a TWRP even unofficial IMG out there? And if any kind soul could share the file too I would be so grateful thanks
worked beautifully ...
just the installation of the latest MTK drivers is not very typical. however, you can follow this guide to install MTKL drivers and disable the driver signature enforcement
Download MTK USB Drivers for Windows 11, 10 - Driver Easy
To flash files to your MediaTek chipset phones, you need to have the latest MediaTek drivers installed. We'll show you how to install the MTK driver easily.
www.drivereasy.com
When you Restart: go to Advanced Options to find the Driver Signature Disablement option
I received yesterday my TB-X306X, with Android 10 and with software version S100184_210325_BMP. First thing to do was to unlock and root the tablet, without any issue, thanks to clear indications found on this thread.
Has anybody been able to find working TWRP for this tablet ?
Steps to Root OnePlus 9R with Magisk
Below I have shown step by step procedure to Root OnePlus 9R. You just have to follow each and every step carefully, or else you may face trouble booting up your device again.
Please read the complete guide before applying the steps. This will avoid confusion.
MORE CLEAR STEP IS IN THE ATTACHED FILEThings to remember
Make sure to disable all security Locks on your OnePlus 9R.
Take Full Backup of your Android device.
You need a PC to perform the Commands.
Fully charge your phone.
OnePlus 9R Original USB Cable.
Note: Rooting is a complex process, so if you miss any of the below steps will end up bricking your device. So, make sure to follow all the steps carefully as shown.
We are not responsible for any loss and damage to your device. Apply the below steps with your own risk.
Downloads
In any steps, if the particular file is asked you to download, then you can come here and download it. We will update the links according to the latest build by developers.
Stock Boot Image for OnePlus 9R – OnePlus9ROxygen Os 11.2.1.2. (Should be on this version) PLATFORM
Download Magisk App (Latest Version)
OnePlus USB Drivers (Optional) – Download
SDK Platform Tools – Download
1.) Enable OEM Unlocking on OnePlus 9R
Follow the below steps to enable USB debugging and the OEM Unlock option.
Go to Settings > About Phone > Tap on Build number 5-6 times.
Now go Back > System > Developer options > enable “OEM Unlocking” and “USB debugging”.
If you see the OEM unlocking option is missing or is greyed out, then you need to check few things.
Make sure that you have logged into your Google account.
Also, check if you have an active Internet connection or not.
2.) Unlock Bootloader on OnePlus 9R
Connect your OnePlus 9R device to the PC using the original USB cable.
Open the Platform-tools folder and type “cmd” in the address bar and hit Enter.
The Command window will open.
Connect OnePlus 9R to PC via original USB cable.
On the command window, type the below command. It should display the connected devices.
fastboot devices
Hit Enter, Next type the following command to boot OnePlus 9R into fastboot mode.
adb reboot bootloader
Press “Enter” on your keyboard
Next, type the following command to Unlock the Bootloader on OnePlus 9R. (Note: Unlocking the bootloader will wipe all your data).
fastboot flashing unlock
Press “Enter” on your keyboard
On your phone, press the Volume buttons to move the selector to “UNLOCK THE BOOTLOADER” and press the power button to confirm.
After that, all your data will get erased, and your phone will freshly bootup.
That’s It, the bootloader on OnePlus 9R is successfully unlocked!
Step 3: Install Magisk App on OnePlus 9R
Download and Install the Magisk App on your phone.
Step 4: Flash boot Image
Again return to the Command window and type the following command to boot OnePlus 9R into fastboot mode. Or you can enable advance reboot form developer section and directly enter into fastboot mode
adb reboot bootloader
Once the phone boots into fastboot mode, type the below command to flash our patched boot image file into your phone.
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Next, once the flashing process completes, type the below command to Reboot your OnePlus 9R device.
fastboot reboot
Open the Magisk App and check the Root status.
You can also verify if your rooted OnePlus 9R passes SafetyNet by pressing the “Check SafetyNet” button in Magisk App.
That’s it. You have successfully Rooted your OnePlus 9R smartphone.
where do I get the stock boot image?
EDIT
Download the second file from the stock rom thread, then use this https://github.com/cyxx/extract_android_ota_payload to extract the boot.img file. then transfer that to your phone and then flash.
IS it possible to OTA after rooting ?
Forgive the cross-post, but I wanted to also inform here that the 8T TWRP should have support for 9R in the next build (not out yet) since I added the 9R to the unified script.
Watch the 8T TWRP thread here for progress and that next build which should support 9R: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-unified-stable.4101313/page-72#post-85274307
and you can use my adb insecure patching AK3 zip to get adb access from 9R stock recovery in the meantime here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-unified-stable.4101313/page-57#post-84204575
Just simply flash this boot.img (op 9r ind)
Make sure that your firmware is 11.2.3.3
& Trust me i am no hacker
magisk_patched-23000_Gf4pM.img
drive.google.com
TWRP is out now. 20210705 build.
osm0sis said:
TWRP is out now. 20210705 build.
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Booted but unable to decrypt data. Replace kernel/dtb fix that.
Unified kernel source I'm using. https://github.com/AOSPA/android_kernel_oneplus_sm8250
YumeMichi said:
Booted but unable to decrypt data. Replace kernel/dtb fix that.
Unified kernel source I'm using. https://github.com/AOSPA/android_kernel_oneplus_sm8250
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There's a thread now, please report your findings there: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/recovery-11-alpha-teamwin-recovery-project-8t-9r.4302449/
Edit: Unwatching this thread now.
HI,
i'm waiting an oneplus 9r, and i wishto root it as soon as i recieve!
i've some doubt, can you please clarify some step below?
thanks in advice for help!
mo0haan said:
Steps to Root OnePlus 9R with Magisk
Below I have shown step by step procedure to Root OnePlus 9R. You just have to follow each and every step carefully, or else you may face trouble booting up your device again.
Please read the complete guide before applying the steps. This will avoid confusion.
MORE CLEAR STEP IS IN THE ATTACHED FILEThings to remember
Make sure to disable all security Locks on your OnePlus 9R.
Take Full Backup of your Android device.
You need a PC to perform the Commands.
Fully charge your phone.
OnePlus 9R Original USB Cable.
Note: Rooting is a complex process, so if you miss any of the below steps will end up bricking your device. So, make sure to follow all the steps carefully as shown.
We are not responsible for any loss and damage to your device. Apply the below steps with your own risk.
Downloads
In any steps, if the particular file is asked you to download, then you can come here and download it. We will update the links according to the latest build by developers.
Stock Boot Image for OnePlus 9R – OnePlus9ROxygen Os 11.2.1.2. (Should be on this version) PLATFORM
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i've to extract the boot image from this platform tool and copy it on the phone after unlock the bootloader?
mo0haan said:
Download Magisk App (Latest Version)
OnePlus USB Drivers (Optional) – Download
SDK Platform Tools – Download
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i've to use the adb and fastboot from this tool or from the one above that contains boot image also?
mo0haan said:
1.) Enable OEM Unlocking on OnePlus 9R
Follow the below steps to enable USB debugging and the OEM Unlock option.
Go to Settings > About Phone > Tap on Build number 5-6 times.
Now go Back > System > Developer options > enable “OEM Unlocking” and “USB debugging”.
If you see the OEM unlocking option is missing or is greyed out, then you need to check few things.
Make sure that you have logged into your Google account.
Also, check if you have an active Internet connection or not.
2.) Unlock Bootloader on OnePlus 9R
Connect your OnePlus 9R device to the PC using the original USB cable.
Open the Platform-tools folder and type “cmd” in the address bar and hit Enter.
The Command window will open.
Connect OnePlus 9R to PC via original USB cable.
On the command window, type the below command. It should display the connected devices.
fastboot devices
Hit Enter, Next type the following command to boot OnePlus 9R into fastboot mode.
adb reboot bootloader
Press “Enter” on your keyboard
Next, type the following command to Unlock the Bootloader on OnePlus 9R. (Note: Unlocking the bootloader will wipe all your data).
fastboot flashing unlock
Press “Enter” on your keyboard
On your phone, press the Volume buttons to move the selector to “UNLOCK THE BOOTLOADER” and press the power button to confirm.
After that, all your data will get erased, and your phone will freshly bootup.
That’s It, the bootloader on OnePlus 9R is successfully unlocked!
Step 3: Install Magisk App on OnePlus 9R
Download and Install the Magisk App on your phone.
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When i install magisk i've to select the boot image that is in platform tool that you linked, patch it and then copy it back on the pc?
mo0haan said:
Step 4: Flash boot Image
Again return to the Command window and type the following command to boot OnePlus 9R into fastboot mode. Or you can enable advance reboot form developer section and directly enter into fastboot mode
adb reboot bootloader
Once the phone boots into fastboot mode, type the below command to flash our patched boot image file into your phone.
fastboot flash boot boot.img
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mo0haan said:
Next, once the flashing process completes, type the below command to Reboot your OnePlus 9R device.
fastboot reboot
Open the Magisk App and check the Root status.
You can also verify if your rooted OnePlus 9R passes SafetyNet by pressing the “Check SafetyNet” button in Magisk App.
That’s it. You have successfully Rooted your OnePlus 9R smartphone.
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I did everything exactly as said. And got stuck in a Bootloop
noxlord said:
IS it possible to OTA after rooting ?
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Did you get the answer?
lvints said:
Did you get the answer?
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Yeah it's OnePlus , you can definitely update your phone even after rooting installing custom recovery & retain all the mods
lvints said:
Did you get the answer?
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Non, I know it's possible but I think that the answer can be found in threads from whatever kernel you are using.
I suppose that you would need to restore stock kernel, update, restore custom kernel.
@mo0haan
I would like to ask just to avoid bootloop, I was used to using "fastboot oem unlock" command to unlock OP7's BL.
Is there any explanation for using "fastboot flashing unlock" command for 9R?
Can not enter into fastboot.
phone enters into recovery then when i select fastboot it just restart the phone
OOS 12 cannot be rooted or enter fastboot mode
has any one rooted the moto g power 2022 yet?
egotrip74 said:
has any one rooted the moto g power 2022 yet?
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I unlocked and rooted my unlocked G Power 2022 that I purchased from BestBuy last week. I was running Pixel Experience but went back to stock and rooted.
Can u send the way u rooted it to the thread
I have the Straight Talk, Tonga, version. And the own unlock is found under developer options. But when I went to unlock the Bootloader the Motorola website said that the Bootloader cannot be unlocked. So I don't understand how anyone could root this device. Again if I bought the unlocked version from best buy and not the straight talk version from Walmart it may be different.
Yes I have rooted my moto g power right now.Here is what I wish I knew before I rooted.One a lot of more customization modules like custom boot intros don't work. Because Motorola is passively agressive forwards root. The moto g power 2022 is not very well known about in fact I'm trying to post the stock rom everywhere so people can update. And then reroot. The rooting process is difficult. I had some problems like the oem unlock was greyed out.
Requirements:
Computer with
One of the following operating systems:
*Windows 10
*Windows 11
*Ubuntu or any distro supporting apt
So here's how to root.
Step 1 backup Data you want to keep
Step 2 go to about phone in settings
Step 3 click build model 5-7 times To enable phone dev mode
Step 4 enable USB debugging and oem unlock
If oem unlock is greyed out don't panic for me I just had to wait 7 days and it automatically fixed itself it's some wierd glitch
Step 5 (Windows only) install adb and fastboot drivers you can find the universal version here
https://adb.clockworkmod.com/ then reboot
Step 6 install adb and fastboot
Windows:
Go to https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools and download the Windows adb and fastboot zip.
Now extract the adb and fastboot platform tools into a folder preferably downloads.
Next if you are using Windows 11 open the adb and fastboot location and right click the file explorer backround click the and click open in PowerShell.
For Windows 10 it's harder you have to type the command cd AdbDirectory
Example: cd C://Users/YourUser/Downloads/adbandfastboot_folder
IMPORTANT(Windows10-11)
Note: later we will run commands if you get error like no such file or directory. Make sure you are in the right directory if you are in the right directory type the command like ./adb.exe and ./fastboot.exe (This will only work if you are in the folder
Linux:
type
Code:
sudo apt install adb | apt install fastboot
Step 7 install the magisk app on your phone you can find it here
Releases · topjohnwu/Magisk
The Magic Mask for Android. Contribute to topjohnwu/Magisk development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
Step 8 get a hold of a boot.img stock rom
Slow way Windows only:
To get this go to https://www.motorola.com/us/rescue-and-smart-assistant/p
Plug in your phone click rescue wait for the download to complete then cancel rescue then go to C://Program Data/RSA/Backups/Roms and unzip the rom and get the boot.img
Fast way: Linux and windows:
Using Linux or just don't have the time
boot.img
drive.google.com
Step 9 transfer the boot.img to your phone.
You can do this by plugging in a USB cable to your phone and go to notifications at the bottom You will see something like use this connection for. Tap it and click file transfer.
If you can't get this to work just email it to yourself
Step 10 open the magisk app and click install
Click select and patch Once the boot image is patched send it back to your computer
Windows: put it in your adb folder
Linux: make sure to put this where the terminal was opened
You are know ready to begin rooting.
All steps beyond 9 I'm not responsible for any form of messups or boot loops or damage.
By continuing you agree you and only you and only you are responsible for damage done to your electronic device I am not responsible for damage in any way.
Step 11( Warning ) This step will void your warranty continue at your own risk.
Windows:
To begin make sure you are in your adb folder
Type ./adb.exe devices
Then type ./adb.exe reboot bootloader
Now to begin
Type ./fastboot.exe get_unlock_data
You will get 4 keys
grab the keys and go to
Unlocking the Bootloader | Motorola Support US
Visit the customer support page to view user guides, FAQs, bluetooth pairing, software downloads, drivers, tutorials and to get repair and contact us information.
motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com
sign in and paste all codes to the oem unlock site You will be emailed a key type
./fastboot.exe flashing unlock yourkeyhere
./fastboot.exe oem unlock yourkeyhere
If this doesn't work try it without the key
Only one of these commands need to work
Linux:
Do the same but replace ./fastboot.exe
And ./adb.exe with just adb and fastboot
Step 12.
Your bootloader is uocked congrats now time to flash your boot.img type
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
Or
./fastboot flash boot ./magisk_patched.img
Your phone will factory reset
Step 13 reboot and you know have rooted your phone. To test if you are rooted Install the magisk app on your phone again. If the modules and super user tab isn't greyed out or you just get a notification to restart your phone to setup root. You have done it.
If something is not working try checking if you flashed the correct image
egotrip74 said:
Can u send the way u rooted it to the thread
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Here you go just read the post above
egotrip74 said:
has any one rooted the moto g power 2022 yet?
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not me
eveldun said:
Yes I have rooted my moto g power right now.Here is what I wish I knew before I rooted.One a lot of more customization modules like custom boot intros don't work. Because Motorola is passively agressive forwards root. The moto g power 2022 is not very well known about in fact I'm trying to post the stock rom everywhere so people can update. And then reroot. The rooting process is difficult. I had some problems like the oem unlock was greyed out.
Requirements:
Computer with
One of the following operating systems:
*Windows 10
*Windows 11
*Ubuntu or any distro supporting apt
So here's how to root.
Step 1 backup Data you want to keep
Step 2 go to about phone in settings
Step 3 click build model 5-7 times To enable phone dev mode
Step 4 enable USB debugging and oem unlock
If oem unlock is greyed out don't panic for me I just had to wait 7 days and it automatically fixed itself it's some wierd glitch
Step 5 (Windows only) install adb and fastboot drivers you can find the universal version here
https://adb.clockworkmod.com/ then reboot
Step 6 install adb and fastboot
Windows:
Go to https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools and download the Windows adb and fastboot zip.
Now extract the adb and fastboot platform tools into a folder preferably downloads.
Next if you are using Windows 11 open the adb and fastboot location and right click the file explorer backround click the and click open in PowerShell.
For Windows 10 it's harder you have to type the command cd AdbDirectory
Example: cd C://Users/YourUser/Downloads/adbandfastboot_folder
IMPORTANT(Windows10-11)
Note: later we will run commands if you get error like no such file or directory. Make sure you are in the right directory if you are in the right directory type the command like ./adb.exe and ./fastboot.exe (This will only work if you are in the folder
Linux:
type
Code:
sudo apt install adb | apt install fastboot
Step 7 install the magisk app on your phone you can find it here
Releases · topjohnwu/Magisk
The Magic Mask for Android. Contribute to topjohnwu/Magisk development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
Step 8 get a hold of a boot.img stock rom
Slow way Windows only:
To get this go to https://www.motorola.com/us/rescue-and-smart-assistant/p
Plug in your phone click rescue wait for the download to complete then cancel rescue then go to C://Program Data/RSA/Backups/Roms and unzip the rom and get the boot.img
Fast way: Linux and windows:
Using Linux or just don't have the time
boot.img
drive.google.com
Step 9 transfer the boot.img to your phone.
You can do this by plugging in a USB cable to your phone and go to notifications at the bottom You will see something like use this connection for. Tap it and click file transfer.
If you can't get this to work just email it to yourself
Step 10 open the magisk app and click install
Click select and patch Once the boot image is patched send it back to your computer
Windows: put it in your adb folder
Linux: make sure to put this where the terminal was opened
You are know ready to begin rooting.
All steps beyond 9 I'm not responsible for any form of messups or boot loops or damage.
By continuing you agree you and only you and only you are responsible for damage done to your electronic device I am not responsible for damage in any way.
Step 11( Warning ) This step will void your warranty continue at your own risk.
Windows:
To begin make sure you are in your adb folder
Type ./adb.exe devices
Then type ./adb.exe reboot bootloader
Now to begin
Type ./fastboot.exe get_unlock_data
You will get 4 keys
grab the keys and go to
Unlocking the Bootloader | Motorola Support US
Visit the customer support page to view user guides, FAQs, bluetooth pairing, software downloads, drivers, tutorials and to get repair and contact us information.
motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com
sign in and paste all codes to the oem unlock site You will be emailed a key type
./fastboot.exe flashing unlock yourkeyhere
./fastboot.exe oem unlock yourkeyhere
If this doesn't work try it without the key
Only one of these commands need to work
Linux:
Do the same but replace ./fastboot.exe
And ./adb.exe with just adb and fastboot
Step 12.
Your bootloader is uocked congrats now time to flash your boot.img type
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
Or
./fastboot flash boot ./magisk_patched.img
Your phone will factory reset
Step 13 reboot and you know have rooted your phone. To test if you are rooted Install the magisk app on your phone again. If the modules and super user tab isn't greyed out or you just get a notification to restart your phone to setup root. You have done it.
If something is not working try checking if you flashed the correct image
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I have Confirmed this method works but I have Motorola G Power (2022) (TONGA) Unlocked from Best Buy no problems at all I'm on Win10. Now I jus NEED Custom Recovery and Custom Rom
Time to make a Device section for this Phone