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Hello
Im a newb and im not sure if im posting this in the right spot so sorry if i screwed that up.
Anyway I got a new HTC One on saturday june 1st. I had litteraly no important data or anything on the phone so I followed a step by step instructions on how to unlock and root the phone. Unlocking and rooting went smoothly so I continued on and installed TWRP then downloaded ViperRom 1.04. Im still following a step by step guide so i did a couple of backups using titanium backup and the TWRP recovery. So I installed ViperRom and it worked great with only a little lag BUT then I made a HUGE MISTAKE and tried installing a custom kernel (using a guide).
After installing the kernel my phone is stuck in a loop. It boots up then after about 30 seconds it reboots itself. Panicking, I thought i would go back into the TWRP recovery and restore my backup but I cant get into the recovery . Everytime I try to get into the recovery from the bootloader it just sends me to fastboot. Can anybody help me?
cdhhaynes said:
Hello
Im a newb and im not sure if im posting this in the right spot so sorry if i screwed that up.
Anyway I got a new HTC One on saturday june 1st. I had litteraly no important data or anything on the phone so I followed a step by step instructions on how to unlock and root the phone. Unlocking and rooting went smoothly so I continued on and installed TWRP then downloaded ViperRom 1.04. Im still following a step by step guide so i did a couple of backups using titanium backup and the TWRP recovery. So I installed ViperRom and it worked great with only a little lag BUT then I made a HUGE MISTAKE and tried installing a custom kernel (using a guide).
After installing the kernel my phone is stuck in a loop. It boots up then after about 30 seconds it reboots itself. Panicking, I thought i would go back into the TWRP recovery and restore my backup but I cant get into the recovery . Everytime I try to get into the recovery from the bootloader it just sends me to fastboot. Can anybody help me?
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You're on viper 1.0.4 or 1.1.0? What kernel did you install?
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undrgrndchemist said:
You're on viper 1.0.4 or 1.1.0? What kernel did you install?
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Im running viper 1.0.4. I installed the sprint bulletproof kernel. sorry should have included that
cdhhaynes said:
Im running viper 1.0.4. I installed the sprint bulletproof kernel. sorry should have included that
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Check this thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2277892). The solution is in Question #9.
tiato said:
Check this thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2277892). The solution is in Question #9.
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And where im I using that cmnd?
cdhhaynes said:
And where im I using that cmnd?
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1. Download the ADT here (http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html) and extract to some location on your computer. Browse to the extracted folder, look for the folder named platform-tools and right-click on it while holding down the Shift key on your keyboard and choose Open command window here.
2. Put your phone in Fastboot mode (press and hold volume down + power key until you see a menu on the phone and select Fastboot and plug in the USB cable)
3. In the command window, type: fastboot erase cache and hit Enter. You should now be able to reboot into recovery and restore your backup.
It's a good practice to keep the ADT folder on your computer to utilize tools such as adb, fastboot, etc. Very handy.
Edit: here's a zip file with just adb, fastboot, and some other files. Much smaller in size:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/yb3n6ga0sp2q02y/ADT.zip, 923KB.
I downloaded hasoon2000's ,noob proof, all in one kit and erased the cache then i booted to the recovery and was able to restore from there.
Works now thank god
So I'm all updated and happily running 4.4 with TWRP as the recovery. Only issue I have is I can't get root working. I've installed the SuperSU 1.72 zip a couple times, but once I boot into system, no root. Anyone encounter similar issues?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47681580
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47681580
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Appreciate the help, but that was the method I originally tried. Followed the steps, flashed TWRP with no issue, installed the SU zip, booted back into system and no root. Not sure what I am missing.
Sandelb said:
Appreciate the help, but that was the method I originally tried. Followed the steps, flashed TWRP with no issue, installed the SU zip, booted back into system and no root. Not sure what I am missing.
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Whelp, who the hell knows. Just said screw it and flashed all the parts 4.4. Didn't wipe data though. Redid the recovery and just let TWRP root and all shiny now.
I want to start this off with that i really don't know anything about ROMs and flashing and stuff like that, so just hold that in mind. I am pretty sure that I have the international version of the HTC One since I live in Sweden.
Ok, so here is what happened: I rooted my phone bu using TWRP 2.6.3.3 and SuperSU 1.91. The reason i wanted to root my phone was to be able to use an app that you can only use if you have rooted your phone. When i rooted my phone and downloaded the app it said that i needed to uppdate my busybox so i downloaded a busybox installer from the appstore. When i tried to uppdate my busybox to the latest version it wouldnt work for some reason so i was going to re-root my phone with Superuser instead. However when I couldnt drag the Superuser folder into my sd card i started messing around in twerp recovery and being an idiot as i am i did a "Format data" in TWRP, when i did that obviusly everything got removed and now i don't have an os the only things i can do is booting into bootloader and TWRP otherwise my device is stuck on the HTC bootscreen. Also when i connect my phone to my computer nothing pops up so im guessing that my computer can't recognise it anymore.
I have using google but i couln't find anything. I will be monitoring this thread like a hawk so please help me.
Edit: Here is more information: I have S-on, it also says ***tampered*** and ***unlocked***
Edit2:If you need any more information for helping me please let me know and ill get it.
TL;DR: Rooted HTC One with SuperSU, Formatted data, no os, need help.
Cyanisyde said:
I want to start this off with that i really don't know anything about ROMs and flashing and stuff like that, so just hold that in mind. I am pretty sure that I have the international version of the HTC One since I live in Sweden.
Ok, so here is what happened: I rooted my phone bu using TWRP 2.6.3.3 and SuperSU 1.91. The reason i wanted to root my phone was to be able to use an app that you can only use if you have rooted your phone. When i rooted my phone and downloaded the app it said that i needed to uppdate my busybox so i downloaded a busybox installer from the appstore. When i tried to uppdate my busybox to the latest version it wouldnt work for some reason so i was going to re-root my phone with Superuser instead. However when I couldnt drag the Superuser folder into my sd card i started messing around in twerp recovery and being an idiot as i am i did a "Format data" in TWRP, when i did that obviusly everything got removed and now i don't have an os the only things i can do is booting into bootloader and TWRP otherwise my device is stuck on the HTC bootscreen. Also when i connect my phone to my computer nothing pops up so im guessing that my computer can't recognise it anymore.
I have using google but i couln't find anything. I will be monitoring this thread like a hawk so please help me.
Edit: Here is more information: I have S-on, it also says ***tampered*** and ***unlocked***
TL;DR: Rooted HTC One with SuperSU, Formatted data, no os, need help.
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Don't panic mate, it's ok you didn't break anything.
Ok, so you can go into twrp. That's enough
All you have to do is installing a custom ROM and you will have your phone back.
Follow this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2183023 to install Android revolution HD 51 (4.4.2 android)
Since you can't access the internal SD from your computer, you will have to Sideload it. Don't worry nothing so difficult:
Here is the guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497
So: -Download the file from the first link.
- sideload it into your TWRP
- install it from twrp
- Done!!
Uxepro said:
Don't panic mate, it's ok you didn't break anything.
Ok, so you can go into twrp. That's enough
All you have to do is installing a custom ROM and you will have your phone back.
Follow this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2183023 to install Android revolution HD 51 (4.4.2 android)
Since you can't access the internal SD from your computer, you will have to Sideload it. Don't worry nothing so difficult:
Here is the guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497
So: -Download the file from the first link.
- sideload it into your TWRP
- install it from twrp
- Done!!
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! I will be trying this right now!
Uxepro said:
Don't panic mate, it's ok you didn't break anything.
Ok, so you can go into twrp. That's enough
All you have to do is installing a custom ROM and you will have your phone back.
Follow this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2183023 to install Android revolution HD 51 (4.4.2 android)
Since you can't access the internal SD from your computer, you will have to Sideload it. Don't worry nothing so difficult:
Here is the guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497
So: -Download the file from the first link.
- sideload it into your TWRP
- install it from twrp
- Done!!
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I just have one question: Do i download the HD 31.6 or do i download HD 51.0 version of the ROM?
Cyanisyde said:
I just have one question: Do i download the HD 31.6 or do i download HD 51.0 version of the ROM?
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51.0!
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51.0!
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Thank you once again!
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Thank you once again!
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You are welcome! Last raccomandations, when you flash Android rev. remember to select the wipe option in Aroma installer.
Also at the end of the installation press on "wipe davilk cache"
If you encounter bootloop do a "fastboot erase cache".
Also, remember that the first boot after flashing it takes long time (even 10 mins) and it's seems stuck on the htc logo but it's not
Good luck!
I'm having an issue rooting my Nexus 6. I rooted it easily enough a couple months ago with the NRT. I recently used the Flash stock + Unroot options to upgrade to 6.01. However, when I tried rooting it again I ran into problems. I plugged it up, selected the root option, it tested ADB connectivity, booted into TWRP and that's when I ran into an issue. It told me then that ADB device was not found. I rebooted my phone and though I can boot into it, I now get a "your phone is corrupt" message when I turn it on. I tried again and has the same issue.
I followed the instructions it gave me about checking my drivers and they're fine. Anyone have any idea what's going on and how I can get around it? Also help removing the "your phone is corrupt message"would be cool too, but it's not a priority since it seems harmless and I'm sure I could find it easily enough with a little Googling, the other problem I have not been able to find an answer to though.
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I'm having an issue rooting my Nexus 6. I rooted it easily enough a couple months ago with the NRT. I recently used the Flash stock + Unroot options to upgrade to 6.01. However, when I tried rooting it again I ran into problems. I plugged it up, selected the root option, it tested ADB connectivity, booted into TWRP and that's when I ran into an issue. It told me then that ADB device was not found. I rebooted my phone and though I can boot into it, I now get a "your phone is corrupt" message when I turn it on. I tried again and has the same issue.
I followed the instructions it gave me about checking my drivers and they're fine. Anyone have any idea what's going on and how I can get around it? Also help removing the "your phone is corrupt message"would be cool too, but it's not a priority since it seems harmless and I'm sure I could find it easily enough with a little Googling, the other problem I have not been able to find an answer to though.
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flash any custom kernel to get rid of that message
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flash any custom kernel to get rid of that message
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Don't really have any desire to use a custom kernel, but I'll keep it in mind. I just don't know why it popped up now when nothing happened, but when I actually rooted the device I never saw that message.
Rentom said:
Don't really have any desire to use a custom kernel, but I'll keep it in mind. I just don't know why it popped up now when nothing happened, but when I actually rooted the device I never saw that message.
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because google put it there, it is new.
It was rooted with an older version of su. You probably said yes when twrp asked if you wanted to root it. Flash it back to stock, if you use nrt again select the no wipe option to save your data. And make sure your net is current. If you do it by hand skip the user partition.
When you root it male sure you use a newer su. 2.67 is the current version I believe.
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TonikJDK said:
It was rooted with an older version of su. You probably said yes when twrp asked if you wanted to root it. Flash it back to stock, if you use nrt again select the no wipe option to save your data. And make sure your net is current. If you do it by hand skip the user partition.
When you root it male sure you use a newer su. 2.67 is the current version I believe.
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Yeah I let twrp root it when it asked when I did it two months ago. Was that a bad thing? I thought I read that it was if you were rooting 6.0.1, but I was rooting 6.0 so I decided to see what would happen, and it went smoothly.
That is what is causing the corrupted message. It was an old version of su and it modified the system.
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TonikJDK said:
That is what is causing the corrupted message. It was an old version of su and it modified the system.
Sent from my Nexus 6 using XDA Labs
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I see. Makes sense. Alright, thanks. I already did flash it back to stock to update to 6.0.1, so I'm not sure why you told me to flash it back to stock and then install su 2.67.
I am also having this problem. Twrp will not let me flash a kernel or SuperSU. I went back to stock recovery and tried to root using cf auto root. But no luck. Phone runs fine, I upgraded to 6.01 with adb and did not flash user data. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Mongo23ny said:
I am also having this problem. Twrp will not let me flash a kernel or SuperSU. I went back to stock recovery and tried to root using cf auto root. But no luck. Phone runs fine, I upgraded to 6.01 with adb and did not flash user data. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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flash twrp again, pick the kernel and SuperSU, then flash in twrp. if you can't pick them, make sure that twrp is mounted. and you DID NOT use adb to boot 6.0.1, you used fastboot, that is different than adb.
simms22 said:
flash twrp again, pick the kernel and SuperSU, then flash in twrp. if you can't pick them, make sure that twrp is mounted. and you DID NOT use adb to boot 6.0.1, you used fastboot, that is different than adb.
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I can pick them both, when I swipe to flash it just goes back to the teamwin start up screen. Tried many, many times.
Mongo23ny said:
I can pick them both, when I swipe to flash it just goes back to the teamwin start up screen. Tried many, many times.
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OK, try flashing twrp again, maybe it just errored. flash twrp version 3.0
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OK, try flashing twrp again, maybe it just errored. flash twrp version 3.0
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Tried flashing twrp a couple of times, went back to stock recovery and then twrp. No luck. Also, phone will not boot with custom recovery only with stock. Not sure if I tried 3.0.0.0
simms22 said:
OK, try flashing twrp again, maybe it just errored. flash twrp version 3.0
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Do I keep system read only in twrp 3.0?
Mongo23ny said:
Do I keep system read only in twrp 3.0?
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no, do not keep system read only, ever.
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no, do not keep system read only, ever.
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Thanks for all your help, did a clean install, fastboot flashed 6.01. I had gotten that corrupt phone message when I rebooted again but I took some security update and that got rid of the message. I flashed twrp 3.0.0.0 and SuperSU 2.67 and got root back. No worries, thx again.
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Do I keep system read only in twrp 3.0?
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no, do not keep system read only, ever.
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If you are using the systemless root method then yes, you do want to keep system read only.
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If you are using the systemless root method then yes, you do want to keep system read only.
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I kept it in read only, installed SuperSU 2.67 in twrp.
I'm coming to the g6 from an older Samsung. I figured that rooting this one would be just as simple, but was I ever wrong. I've gone through the guides available here, as well as guides on other sites, but no joy. I've probably restored my phone to the original system now 5 or 6 times. I'm hoping that someone can point me in the correct direction here.
The last couple of times I tried, here's what I did and what went wrong. I found a guide over at https://www.androidinfotech.com/root-moto-g6-and-g6-plus-pie/ that was fairly straight forward.
The first time I followed the instructions, booting to twrp failed but I figured that was because it never included flashing twrp to the phone. So I flashed it and used fastboot to boot the phone to the image. I then wiped the phone, flashed magisk and then did the same thing with no-verity-opt and rebooted.
On the reboot, the phone cycled through a couple of attempts and then was successful on the third try. But some things were broken. The battery indicator said I had 0% charge, and the phone refused to connect to wi fi. It also didn't recognize my network. And best of all, I've never achieved root. When I boot back into the bootloader, it comes up with the standard motorola file; not twrp.
Just FYI, I'm running pie.
Can anyone point me in the correct direction here? any help will be very much appreciated.
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I'm coming to the g6 from an older Samsung. I figured that rooting this one would be just as simple, but was I ever wrong. I've gone through the guides available here, as well as guides on other sites, but no joy. I've probably restored my phone to the original system now 5 or 6 times. I'm hoping that someone can point me in the correct direction here.
The last couple of times I tried, here's what I did and what went wrong. I found a guide over at https://www.androidinfotech.com/root-moto-g6-and-g6-plus-pie/ that was fairly straight forward.
The first time I followed the instructions, booting to twrp failed but I figured that was because it never included flashing twrp to the phone. So I flashed it and used fastboot to boot the phone to the image. I then wiped the phone, flashed magisk and then did the same thing with no-verity-opt and rebooted.
On the reboot, the phone cycled through a couple of attempts and then was successful on the third try. But some things were broken. The battery indicator said I had 0% charge, and the phone refused to connect to wi fi. It also didn't recognize my network. And best of all, I've never achieved root. When I boot back into the bootloader, it comes up with the standard motorola file; not twrp.
Just FYI, I'm running pie.
Can anyone point me in the correct direction here? any help will be very much appreciated.
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What model G6 ? Software channel?
What build number of Pie are you trying to root?
You say "restored my phone to the original system now 5 or 6 times" what version and build number is that and how are you restoring it?
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Need a bit more info
What model G6 ? Software channel?
What build number of Pie are you trying to root?
You say "restored my phone to the original system now 5 or 6 times" what version and build number is that and how are you restoring it?
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Model is xt1925-6
Android version is ALI_RETAIL_9.0_PPS29.118-11-1_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip.
I'm restoring it using Minimal ADB and Fastboot, and flashing the files over.
A couple of other things I should probably say too.
1. The phone was originally running Oreo. About two weeks ago, Motorola pushed out PIE to me and I installed it. That caused a tone of problems... the biggest one was that you couldn't hear the phone anymore. Couldn't hear callers, ringing, notifications, etc... It might has well have been a doorstop. I tried to roll the phone back to Oreo doing a factory reset, but that didn't work either. Wiped out my IMEI and carrier. So I did a little research and found out that some other people had the same issue. They couldn't roll back so I figured I was stuck with Pie.
2. At that point, I unlocked the bootloader and downloaded the version above from a link in one of the forums and flashed it to the phone. For whatever reason, that cured the IMEI, carrier and sound issues. Since I've come this far and the phone doesn't have anything on it, I'd like to root what I have and get some of the capability that I had on the Samsung.
Thanks for your assistance on this.
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Model is xt1925-6
Android version is ALI_RETAIL_9.0_PPS29.118-11-1_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip.
I'm restoring it using Minimal ADB and Fastboot, and flashing the files over.
A couple of other things I should probably say too.
1. The phone was originally running Oreo. About two weeks ago, Motorola pushed out PIE to me and I installed it. That caused a tone of problems... the biggest one was that you couldn't hear the phone anymore. Couldn't hear callers, ringing, notifications, etc... It might has well have been a doorstop. I tried to roll the phone back to Oreo doing a factory reset, but that didn't work either. Wiped out my IMEI and carrier. So I did a little research and found out that some other people had the same issue. They couldn't roll back so I figured I was stuck with Pie.
2. At that point, I unlocked the bootloader and downloaded the version above from a link in one of the forums and flashed it to the phone. For whatever reason, that cured the IMEI, carrier and sound issues. Since I've come this far and the phone doesn't have anything on it, I'd like to root what I have and get some of the capability that I had on the Samsung.
Thanks for your assistance on this.
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PPS29.118-11-1 has a lot of issues. downgrading doesn't seem possible. I thought we had it solved today but ran into the same issue with calls
Follow This thread for rooting
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PPS29.118-11-1 has a lot of issues. downgrading doesn't seem possible. I thought we had it solved today but ran into the same issue with calls
Follow This thread for rooting
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Oh, interesting, That's the thread I started with but couldn't get to work for me. That's when I went out and found the guide that I linked to in my original posting. Let me walk through the steps I used here to see if you can tell me where I went wrong.
1. Unlocked my bootloader.
2. Installed Minimal ADB & Fastboot.
3. Placed TWRP, in the Minimal ADB director on my PC and loaded Magisk, DM Verity, Magisk Manager apk to the SD card on my phone. (NOTE: the SD card isn't installed in the phone yet. I'll do that after doing the wipe. Just putting the software on it.)
4. Flashed TWRP to the phone and used Fastboot to load it.
5. Wiped the phone. Used advanced wipe and deleted the cache and data then rebooted to TWRP and did it again. At this point, I installed the SD card.
6. Rebooted the phone into TWRP and then selected install for DM Verity and again for Magisk.
7. Reboot and check for root using Rootcheck. I'm being told that I don't have root access.
What am I missing here?
Again, thank you for the assistance.
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Oh, interesting, That's the thread I started with but couldn't get to work for me. That's when I went out and found the guide that I linked to in my original posting. Let me walk through the steps I used here to see if you can tell me where I went wrong.
1. Unlocked my bootloader.
2. Installed Minimal ADB & Fastboot.
3. Placed TWRP, in the Minimal ADB director on my PC and loaded Magisk, DM Verity, Magisk Manager apk to the SD card on my phone. (NOTE: the SD card isn't installed in the phone yet. I'll do that after doing the wipe. Just putting the software on it.)
4. Flashed TWRP to the phone and used Fastboot to load it.
5. Wiped the phone. Used advanced wipe and deleted the cache and data then rebooted to TWRP and did it again. At this point, I installed the SD card.
6. Rebooted the phone into TWRP and then selected install for DM Verity and again for Magisk.
7. Reboot and check for root using Rootcheck. I'm being told that I don't have root access.
What am I missing here?
Again, thank you for the assistance.
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You need to format data (type yes) In twrp
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You need to format data (type yes) In twrp
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That worked! Thank you very much!!! I really appreciate it!!!!
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3. Placed TWRP, in the Minimal ADB director on my PC and loaded Magisk, DM Verity, Magisk Manager apk to the SD card on my phone. (NOTE: the SD card isn't installed in the phone yet. I'll do that after doing the wipe. Just putting the software on it.)
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What ver TWRP did you use?
Apparently there is an official version and a modified version to mount vendor-specific mount points?
Thanks,
Tigger31337 said:
What ver TWRP did you use?
Apparently there is an official version and a modified version to mount vendor-specific mount points?
Thanks,
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I renamed the TWRP file I flashed "recovery.img" and I don't remember the original file name. When I boot to recovery mode it says 3.3.0-0. Hope that helps
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I renamed the TWRP file I flashed "recovery.img" and I don't remember the original file name. When I boot to recovery mode it says 3.3.0-0. Hope that helps
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Yup, I solved it. Thanks. I ended up using 3.2.3.official.
Rooting; ending in bootloop help
Sorry if I am hijacking this thread; thought to discuss here as the title "Trouble rooting my g6" still applies.
I have:
XT1925-13 (Moto G6 ALI) running stock Android Pie with build ppss29.55-34.
I have issues when I tried to root. I followed these steps:
I downloaded the factory image “ALI_RETAIL_9.0_PPS29.55-34_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip” and flashed it first. The mobile restarted and went to the first screen to select a language.
I rebooted it into bootloader, ran the TWRP as a temp by command “fastboot boot twrp-3.3.0-0-Ali.img,” which asked for the password.
I pressed cancel, and then I wiped cache and data.
Via ADB I transferred “adb push Magisk-v20.0.zip /sdcard” and “adb push no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.1.zip /sdcard”.
Then from TWRP, I installed Magisk. Then when installing no-verity, it gave an error “updater process ended with an error: 1 error installing zip file ‘no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.1.zip’.
Rebooted the device with hope and ended in a boot loop.
I also tried to use Magisk-v19.4.zip in the above steps and also tried to skip no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.1.zip. All ended in boot loop.
Any idea why? Are there any guides for the combination XT1925-13 (Moto G6 ALI) running ppss29.55-34?
Many thanks for your time.
Here is a solution
Flash original boot in fastboot followed by TWRP and reboot in recovery.
Install Magisk 19.4 in TWRP (3.3.x Android 9 OK) and reboot
You can update to 20 in Magisk Manager later