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[GAPPS] 64 Bit Slim Gapps

Now that you installed TWRP or another custom recovery, here is a working GAPPS for Xiaomi Note Pro, this one so far works
perfectly, do not rely on manual install version as they are missing key lib and framework files.
http://www.slimdevs.com/Gapps/Lollipop-arm64/

lorinkundert said:
Now that you installed TWRP or another custom recovery, here is a working GAPPS for Xiaomi Note Pro, this one so far works
perfectly, do not rely on manual install version as they are missing key lib and framework files.
http://www.slimdevs.com/Gapps/Lollipop-arm64/
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So just flash over the top of existing or is there more to it?
Thanks

Flashed. All working fine.

jazz452 said:
So just flash over the top of existing or is there more to it?
Thanks
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You should if you already manually installed GAPPS, with my phone it was flash the ROM, flash TWRP, flash SU, and GAPPS

lorinkundert said:
You should if you already manually installed GAPPS, with my phone it was flash the ROM, flash TWRP, flash SU, and GAPPS
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Installed over existing Gapps no problem except while rebooting and updating my phone was that hot I could hardly touch it. Sat it on a cool damp sponge, once it finished it cooled back to normal.

jazz452 said:
So just flash over the top of existing or is there more to it?
Thanks
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Not Found
The requested URL /Gapps/Lollipop-arm64/ was not found on this server.
Can u reupload to mega? thx

FxJohnnyEng said:
Not Found
The requested URL /Gapps/Lollipop-arm64/ was not found on this server.
Can u reupload to mega? thx
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Hi,
Uploaded to mega for you here's the link
https://mega.co.nz/#!iRkgxAYS!hIJFpAQ1SUjlkCq3Syr8v1iTz-lRnRMj5LRl-oIiqAo

Kahun said:
Hi,
Uploaded to mega for you here's the link
https://mega.co.nz/#!iRkgxAYS!hIJFpAQ1SUjlkCq3Syr8v1iTz-lRnRMj5LRl-oIiqAo
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Thanks for your kindness
For root, need you guys clarify bit,
As i can see from this forum link: http://en.miui.com/download-262.html
Xiao mi note pro stable rom is V6.5.4.0.KXECNCD, can i use this root tutorial to activate root for my mi note pro instead of installing developer rom?
Thanks

FxJohnnyEng said:
Thanks for your kindness
For root, need you guys clarify bit,
As i can see from this forum link: http://en.miui.com/download-262.html
Xiao mi note pro stable rom is V6.5.4.0.KXECNCD, can i use this root tutorial to activate root for my mi note pro instead of installing developer rom?
Thanks
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There is no root method released yet apart from installing the developer rom

Kahun said:
There is no root method released yet apart from installing the developer rom
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Most important question to ask, i new to xiao mi environment,
Let say i install the developer rom, anytime i can download the stable rom and update over? While installing do i need clean data or the rom?
Do i need like use twrp to backup the stock rom first or something?
need your advice bro, and how about the recovery? as i know use flashify to backup and restore, as stock rom doesnt not have root yet, so cant backup as well.
Thanks if you can give me assurance

FxJohnnyEng said:
Most important question to ask, i new to xiao mi environment,
Let say i install the developer rom, anytime i can download the stable rom and update over? While installing do i need clean data or the rom?
Do i need like use twrp to backup the stock rom first or something?
need your advice bro, and how about the recovery? as i know use flashify to backup and restore, as stock rom doesnt not have root yet, so cant backup as well.
Thanks if you can give me assurance
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You won't get TWRP on without developer rom first as it fails through fastboot. The only method is using Flashify. Best thing is staying with developer rom as it is stable, had no problem at all with it. You will also receive weekly updates. Just don't flash TWRP because the updates will brake it needs to be stock recovery. You can install the developer rom by downloading it onto your phone and installing it using the Updater app on your phone. Once you have activated it the root permissions a bit strange. First what you have to do is open app that required root permissions, close the app then go to Security App>Permissions>Root Access and select the app. Yes you can flash the stock rom back at any time but you will loose root. I'm waiting for Xiaomi to release the Kernel Source, when that happens we will have custom roms such as Cyaongen mod, root methods etc..

Kahun said:
You won't get TWRP on without developer rom first as it fails through fastboot. The only method is using Flashify. Best thing is staying with developer rom as it is stable, had no problem at all with it. You will also receive weekly updates. Just don't flash TWRP because the updates will brake it needs to be stock recovery. You can install the developer rom by downloading it onto your phone and installing it using the Updater app on your phone. Once you have activated it the root permissions a bit strange. First what you have to do is open app that required root permissions, close the app then go to Security App>Permissions>Root Access and select the app. Yes you can flash the stock rom back at any time but you will loose root. I'm waiting for Xiaomi to release the Kernel Source, when that happens we will have custom roms such as Cyaongen mod, root methods etc..
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I've been updating weekly and I'm using TWRP as my recovery with no issues...

Kahun said:
You won't get TWRP on without developer rom first as it fails through fastboot. The only method is using Flashify. Best thing is staying with developer rom as it is stable, had no problem at all with it. You will also receive weekly updates. Just don't flash TWRP because the updates will brake it needs to be stock recovery. You can install the developer rom by downloading it onto your phone and installing it using the Updater app on your phone. Once you have activated it the root permissions a bit strange. First what you have to do is open app that required root permissions, close the app then go to Security App>Permissions>Root Access and select the app. Yes you can flash the stock rom back at any time but you will loose root. I'm waiting for Xiaomi to release the Kernel Source, when that happens we will have custom roms such as Cyaongen mod, root methods etc..
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TWRP works fine on the stable ROM, you just have to hold the vol up and power button at first boot as you would if you want to go into
recovery mode

skw5115 said:
I've been updating weekly and I'm using TWRP as my recovery with no issues...
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lorinkundert said:
TWRP works fine on the stable ROM, you just have to hold the vol up and power button at first boot as you would if you want to go into
recovery mode
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Strangely enough I have 2 mi note pros and both of them can't update through TWRP. Yes TWRP will work fine in stable rom but u ll need root perm to flash it first. That's what I had to do as it failed through fastboot

Kahun said:
You won't get TWRP on without developer rom first as it fails through fastboot. The only method is using Flashify. Best thing is staying with developer rom as it is stable, had no problem at all with it. You will also receive weekly updates. Just don't flash TWRP because the updates will brake it needs to be stock recovery. You can install the developer rom by downloading it onto your phone and installing it using the Updater app on your phone. Once you have activated it the root permissions a bit strange. First what you have to do is open app that required root permissions, close the app then go to Security App>Permissions>Root Access and select the app. Yes you can flash the stock rom back at any time but you will loose root. I'm waiting for Xiaomi to release the Kernel Source, when that happens we will have custom roms such as Cyaongen mod, root methods etc..
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So if i flash developer rom, recovery will remain stock and will have root access right? so i update developer rom and go back stock anytime without issue right?
Thanks for explanation, not feeling good to update twrp yet , later GG

Yup that's correct.

Kahun said:
Yup that's correct.
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Dear Professor kahun,
Just to confirm, is this http://en.miui.com/download-262.html rom for Mi Note Pro? Just in case before i update it.
Thanks

FxJohnnyEng said:
Dear Professor kahun,
Just to confirm, is this http://en.miui.com/download-262.html rom for Mi Note Pro? Just in case before i update it.
Thanks
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No that's MI Note. The download for MI Note Pro is here: http://en.miui.com/download-273.html

skw5115 said:
No that's MI Note. The download for MI Note Pro is here: http://en.miui.com/download-273.html
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Thanks bro, lucky i download but haven update XD

FxJohnnyEng said:
Thanks bro, lucky i download but haven update XD
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It would have failed anyway without editing the build.prop xD

Root+Xposed+Adaway on Marshmallow (XT1095)

Has anyone rooted and installed xposed and adaway on the recent update for the XT1095?

I've tried. Thus far, I get crashes galore using the latest systemless root. Have not gone farther than that yet. Anyone have any success?

Adaway and Root - but don't use Systemless, it just gives me fits.
I used this: forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-2014/development/root-root-moto-x-2014-android-t3249105
worked perfectly fine! Xposed is next up

iletired said:
Adaway and Root - but don't use Systemless, it just gives me fits.
I used this: forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-2014/development/root-root-moto-x-2014-android-t3249105
worked perfectly fine! Xposed is next up
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Just to confirm - you flashed the kernel meant for the XT1097 (Brazilian BR-PT) on the US Pure Edition XT1095 Pure (TMO)?

lordloki77 said:
Just to confirm - you flashed the kernel meant for the XT1097 (Brazilian BR-PT) on the US Pure Edition XT1095 Pure (TMO)?
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Yes, it works without a hitch. Not sure why, but it did. I tried Seamless, then it didn't work, so I used the .bat file and everything worked fine.
I did install xposed - see below
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
File Type: zip xposed-v79-sdk23-arm.zip
AMP+ for the power menu was just updated for Marshmallow the other day and works

iletired said:
Yes, it works without a hitch. Not sure why, but it did. I tried Seamless, then it didn't work, so I used the .bat file and everything worked fine.
I did install xposed - see below
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
File Type: zip xposed-v79-sdk23-arm.zip
AMP+ for the power menu was just updated for Marshmallow the other day and works
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Didn't expect that to work. Thanks for confirming - I'll definitely try out at some point.

iletired said:
Yes, it works without a hitch. Not sure why, but it did. I tried Seamless, then it didn't work, so I used the .bat file and everything worked fine.
I did install xposed - see below
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
File Type: zip xposed-v79-sdk23-arm.zip
AMP+ for the power menu was just updated for Marshmallow the other day and works
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nomadism said:
Didn't expect that to work. Thanks for confirming - I'll definitely try out at some point.
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nomadism - if you have not yet flashed the brazilian kernel, but have upgraded to 6.0 and have TWRP flashed, can you capture the kernel first? Junior has said he would create a modified kernel for us using the chainfire WIP method.

lordloki77 said:
nomadism - if you have not yet flashed the brazilian kernel, but have upgraded to 6.0 and have TWRP flashed, can you capture the kernel first? Junior has said he would create a modified kernel for us using the chainfire WIP method.
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I have the untouched kernel, and I can easily boot to TWRP. Can you tell me how to capture the untouched kernel? Do I simply back the kernel from TWRP - backup?

nomadism said:
I have the untouched kernel, and I can easily boot to TWRP. Can you tell me how to capture the untouched kernel? Do I simply back the kernel from TWRP - backup?
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brilliant. the kernel is the boot.img partition. so you should be able to just do a normal backup (or only the boot partition). This will create a file named boot.emmc.win -> just change the filename to boot.img (make sure if you are using windows that you have unchecked the option to hide known filetype extensions (probably overkill, but in case you need to change the setting: http://www.howtohaven.com/system/show-file-extensions-in-windows-explorer.shtml). let me know when you've created it (you should zip the file, and then upload to this post as boot.zip or similar).

XT1095 can unlock bootloader, right? can install TWRP, right ? And can flash supersu from TWRP??
very easy to root XT1095

md07 said:
XT1095 can unlock bootloader, right? can install TWRP, right ? And can flash supersu from TWRP??
very easy to root XT1095
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if you aren't on marshmallow, please don't comment. No, it is no longer as simple as it was to just root, even with unlocked bootloader. I can send you some links if you are curious to learn. but please try not to troll.

Thanks for the data!! Let's keep sharing what we find out.

lordloki77 said:
brilliant. the kernel is the boot.img partition. so you should be able to just do a normal backup (or only the boot partition). This will create a file named boot.emmc.win -> just change the filename to boot.img (make sure if you are using windows that you have unchecked the option to hide known filetype extensions (probably overkill, but in case you need to change the setting: http://www.howtohaven.com/system/show-file-extensions-in-windows-explorer.shtml). let me know when you've created it (you should zip the file, and then upload to this post as boot.zip or similar).
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Done and uploaded as an attachment to this post
Also available here in dropbox
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52727/boot.img.zip

I can confirm @Chainfire's system-less root works fine on XT1095 running the latest marshmallow. Just boot into TWRP then flash the BETA-Supersu-2.62.zip. If you use 2.64 zip , don't use the default system mode, it causes FC errors. System-less mode maybe works fine, but i didn't test. If you want to, you can echo 'SYSTEMLESS=TRUE' to /data/.supersu before flashing the 2.64 zip.
来自我的 XT1095 上的 Tapatalk

Add root for XT1092 and XT1095
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-2014/development/root-root-moto-x-2014-android-t3249105

nomadism said:
Done and uploaded as an attachment to this post
Also available here in dropbox
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52727/boot.img.zip
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Junior did it. See here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63826996&postcount=1
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purejoy said:
I can confirm @Chainfire's system-less root works fine on XT1095 running the latest marshmallow. Just boot into TWRP then flash the BETA-Supersu-2.62.zip. If you use 2.64 zip , don't use the default system mode, it causes FC errors. System-less mode maybe works fine, but i didn't test. If you want to, you can echo 'SYSTEMLESS=TRUE' to /data/.supersu before flashing the 2.64 zip.
来自我的 XT1095 上的 Tapatalk
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Pure/junior, I think this is a stupid question, but is there any benefit to system less root if you're planning to use xposed framework anyway? Wouldn't you still need junior's root kernels? Because xposed clearly modifies /system, which is the point of the modified kernel, no?
It's late. I may be talking crazy.

lordloki77 said:
Junior did it. See here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63826996&postcount=1
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Pure/junior, I think this is a stupid question, but is there any benefit to system less root if you're planning to use xposed framework anyway? Wouldn't you still need junior's root kernels? Because xposed clearly modifies /system, which is the point of the modified kernel, no?
It's late. I may be talking crazy.
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What I've heard is that using the system less root with some minor modifications allows you to use android pay (originally not possible on rooted devices). I also root mostly for xposed, but for some they might not need it and would prefer an minimal amount of modifications I guess.

lordloki77 said:
Junior did it. See here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63826996&postcount=1
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Pure/junior, I think this is a stupid question, but is there any benefit to system less root if you're planning to use xposed framework anyway? Wouldn't you still need junior's root kernels? Because xposed clearly modifies /system, which is the point of the modified kernel, no?
It's late. I may be talking crazy.
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The benefits of system-less root over the traditional way can be found here: http://www.xda-developers.com/chainfire-releases-root-for-android-6-0-without-modifying-system/
Junior's work is appreciated and the system-less root's script actually doing the same thing to patch the kernel.
As the Xposed Framework, you can easily revert to stock by Rovo89's uninstaller script.

hi,
i flashed the 5.1 ROM (RETDEALL) -> get the two OTA-updates to 6.0 -> boot into twrp -> install SuperSu v2.62-3. -> rooted
I also try the v2.64 before, but unfortunately all app's keep force closing^^
Works fine with my XT1092 (RETDEALL) and unlocked bootloader.
https://goo.gl/photos/h5QqfVa6JpvF8qPr6

I just followed the instructions here to flash the modified kernel > flashed twrp > install SuperSu 2.52 through the new recovery and was able to root but ended up losing wifi and network connectivity. Any suggestions to fix this despite restoring to 5.1 stock and going through all the OTA updates?

Magisk General Support / Discussion

This is the place for general support and discussion regarding "Public Releases", which includes both stable and beta releases.
All information, including troubleshoot guides and notes, are in the Announcement Thread

Oh wowww. Thanks!!
Error in the thread title: 2015.8.4

Yay it's finally here!
I'm already using it and I must say it works fine

Man, this "universal MultiROM support" left me full of hope. I hope it works out. And it was time for a mods manager on Android, thanks topjohnwu

Working great on my N6!
topjohnwu has my vote for President!
(and a well deserved donation)

AMAZING!, now to be sure, if i have a rom and want to integrate Magisk, the correct order of flashing is:
1-rom
2-magisk
3-modded su (magisk compatible)
it's that the way?

topjohnwu said:
....Magisk Is A Magic Mask to Alter System Systemless-ly.
If you are running custom roms, dirty flash the rom again to remove all possible issues. If the rom includes SuperSU, unzip the boot image from the rom zip, and flash it through TWRP, flashify, fastboot etc. to restore to stock ramdisk......
....... you can now download Magisk and flash to your device.
To remove Magisk, restore your boot image back (Magisk will backup your boot image automatically in /data/stock_boot(md5).img.gz), then delete /data/magisk.img.
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is the following still applicable in the case of custom roms?
smohanv said:
1. Boot in to TWRP
2. go to Advanced / File Manager and delete folder named supersu
3. go to Advanced / Terminal and enter these two commandsecho SYSTEMLESS=true>>/data/.supersu
echo BINDSYSTEMXBIN=false>>/data/.supersu​The first one forces systemless, the second prevents /su/xbin_bind from existing.​4. Flashed Beta SuperSu 2.74-2 (we can notice while flashing this zip after the above script, we will not see the line saying "Disabling OTA". Also, end of flashing it warns that it takes longer time to boot.
5. Reboot device and enjoy systemless
6. To check if we have achieved systemless root, go to system/xbin folder and we should not see the file named "su".
7. I rebooted in to TWRP and flashed xposed 85.1 (also updated with 85.2 later) and installed the apk (Material design apk from this thread)
8. All done and my xposed works.....
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Awesome....
Sent from my AO5510 using Tapatalk

Stuck at boot screen on the S7 Exynos variant, is this just for stock Android or did i do something wrong? I flashed the Magisk v1 then the phh root zip now im stuck at the boot screen ?

So wait, before i get excited this means things like viper4android can be installed without messing with system?

swipp3r said:
Stuck at boot screen on the S7 Exynos variant, is this just for stock Android or did i do something wrong? I flashed the Magisk v1 then the phh root zip now im stuck at the boot screen ?
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Sure you probably did something wrong.
For starters you gave way to little information.
Did you follow the procedure from the OP exactly ?
What rom do you have, custom recovery if any, custom kernel if any ?
How did you flash ?
Come on people give this information by yourself please, don't let us pull it out of you everytime.
You know you are the one needing help than please try to give detailed information about your problem.
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA-Developers mobile app

grep_i said:
Sure you probably did something wrong.
For starters you gave way to little information.
Did you follow the procedure from the OP exactly ?
What rom do you have, custom recovery if any, custom kernel if any ?
How did you flash ?
Come on people give this information by yourself please, don't let us pull it out of you everytime.
You know you are the one needing help than please try to give detailed information about your problem.
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Stock marshmallow, flashed via twrp, and yes i followed the op correctly. No custom kernel.

swipp3r said:
Stuck at boot screen on the S7 Exynos variant, is this just for stock Android or did i do something wrong? I flashed the Magisk v1 then the phh root zip now im stuck at the boot screen ��
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Did you flash phh's root zip from this thread's Downloads section or from original phh's thread? If the latter, then that's probably the culprit.

Nezorflame said:
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Did you flash phh's root zip from this thread's Downloads section or from original phh's thread? If the latter, then that's probably the culprit.
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The threads download section. Should i have downloaded from phhs thread?

swipp3r said:
The threads download section. Should i have downloaded from phhs thread?
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Nah, you did right, I checked just in case, because thought of it myself. Need the developer's help then.

Nezorflame said:
Nah, you did right, I checked just in case, because thought of it myself. Need the developer's help then.
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Thanks for trying bro.....

@topjohnwu this new "magisk" method. It doesn't allow Android Pay to work on custom roms like CyanogenMod does it? If I remove SU from CyanogenMod and use your root.

Magisk on (Yu Yureka) ARM64 device
i did a full clean wipe and then flashed rom, magisk and 'Magisk Compatible phh's SuperUser' - in that order. magisk manager app does not open.

Holy crap.. everything universal with support for extensions. This platform could be the beginning of a new era in mods. @topjohnwu amazing work. Don't want to be rude, but personally I think the name of the project is not as awesome as the project itself. "Magisk" sounds a bit cheesy.. :silly:

great work, will try it out soon! one little thing i noticed in the thread title...i guess it should be 2016

Nexus 6 Nougat Root with SuperSU

I can't seem to find the answer to this.
I've just flashed the Nougat Factory image for Nexus 6 and want root. Can anyone confirm is the latest SuperSU is compatible? I've flashed TWRP and downloaded the latest SuperSU but just a little hesitant to flash it in case of issues.
Thanks a lot.

Yep I rooted just fine. works ok.

Nucleotide said:
I can't seem to find the answer to this.
I've just flashed the Nougat Factory image for Nexus 6 and want root. Can anyone confirm is the latest SuperSU is compatible? I've flashed TWRP and downloaded the latest SuperSU but just a little hesitant to flash it in case of issues.
Thanks a lot.
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I had no problems with the latest version, which I installed last night (downloaded factory image, extracted to PC and fastboot flashed through bootloader, rebooted to recovery and flashed SuperSU 2.78-SR1).

yudumcan said:
Yep I rooted just fine. works ok.
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pkgnex said:
I had no problems with the latest version, which I installed last night (downloaded factory image, extracted to PC and fastboot flashed through bootloader, rebooted to recovery and flashed SuperSU 2.78-SR1).
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Perfect. Flashed and working great. Thank you! :good:

If you enjoy having an unknown organization having absolute godlike control over your phone, then sure, use stupidsu.
But if you like to have auditable and sane control over your own device, I would very VERY much suggest that you instead use https://github.com/seSuperuser/AOSP-SU-PATCH

Nucleotide said:
I can't seem to find the answer to this.
I've just flashed the Nougat Factory image for Nexus 6 and want root. Can anyone confirm is the latest SuperSU is compatible? I've flashed TWRP and downloaded the latest SuperSU but just a little hesitant to flash it in case of issues.
Thanks a lot.
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I flashed factory image today and went to Nexus Root Toolkit to root and flash recovery. It went well.

new to Nexus 6, just got Nougat OTA, whats the best way to root and have double tap to wake (will it drain battery big time?) and notification led? pls help, tia
btw I use Mac

Isn't the nexus 6 supposed to be 100% stock Android and with that being able to be rooted by any root method? I know I've read many times that if you want to get into root and hacking to pick up a nexus device as they were easily recoverable and weren't root blocked by any means
Sent from my Z988 using Tapatalk

gabe.ulrickson said:
Isn't the nexus 6 supposed to be 100% stock Android and with that being able to be rooted by any root method? I know I've read many times that if you want to get into root and hacking to pick up a nexus device as they were easily recoverable and weren't root blocked by any means
Sent from my Z988 using Tapatalk
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Not sure what exactly you're asking but the Nexus 6 is easily rooted when using the proper methods. Unlock the bootloader, fastboot flash TWRP recovery and then flash SuperSU or Magisk in TWRP.

How to root 3T on OOS4.0 ?

Hey,
I bought my phone 2 days ago, after charging it I updated to OOS4.0 through the system updates using VPN, when I got home I unlocked the bootloader but did nothing else afterwards. I'm seeing a lot of threads with people having issues with TWRP and encryption, considering my last device was the OPO and I was running Lollipop (was too lazy to update it ) I'm kinda out of the loop.
How can I root it now that it's running Nougat ? simply flashing the twrp img using fastboot and then flashing the SuperSU zip or is there a different method ?
Any kind of help is greatly appreciated.
Also, one more question, is Xposed working on Nougat ? I had quite a few useful modules on my OPO, wanted to know if that's possible on the 3T as well.

The beta builds of the TWRP which are compatible with the OOS 4.0.0 are available. You can find them from the thread.
If you want to use the Xposed modules, you should downgrade to 3.5.4.

WeirdSoup said:
The beta builds of the TWRP which are compatible with the OOS 4.0.0 are available. You can find them from the thread.
If you want to use the Xposed modules, you should downgrade to 3.5.4.
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And where should I download SuperSU from ? Heard the project is being taken over or smth like that

B00steed said:
And where should I download SuperSU from ? Heard the project is being taken over or smth like that
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http://www.supersu.com/download
Actually, I'm using the Magisk instead. https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445

WeirdSoup said:
http://www.supersu.com/download
Actually, I'm using the Magisk instead. https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
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Is it better to install this instead of SuperSU ?

If you are interested in using apps which detect root or a modified system/bootloader (Android Pay, Pokémon Go, some banking apps) then yes. Otherwise, no benefit of Magisk (v10.2) for you and may as well use SuperSU which is simpler to install.

B00steed said:
Is it better to install this instead of SuperSU ?
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It's case by case, and I don't know which one is good for you. Do some research and figure out yourself.
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23Six said:
If you are interested in using apps which detect root or a modified system/bootloader (Android Pay, Pokémon Go, some banking apps) then yes. Otherwise, no benefit of Magisk (v10.2) for you and may as well use SuperSU which is simpler to install.
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Magisk is open source, and it is also easy to install. You can also install the Magisk modules. It's not a simple root-hide app as many people still misunderstand.

So, with oxygen 4.0.1 the procedure will be the same?

TWRP Stuck Mount password
Greetings guys..
Yesterday I got my 3T and upgraded OTA latest OxygenOS 4.0.1. I was able to unlock bootloader and install TWRP 3.0.3 but when I access bootloader the first screen ask me to provide "Decrypt password" to mount, and if I ignore and slide to start modification I don't have access to internal card (assume its READ-ONLY), just folders are visible but unable to find or install SU package.
I check all the forums but didn't find any relevant information how to get out of TWRP "Decrypt password" issue. I don't want my phone to be encrypted, so I would appreciate if you can please help me to root my 3T.
Cheers

junostik said:
Greetings guys..
Yesterday I got my 3T and upgraded OTA latest OxygenOS 4.0.1. I was able to unlock bootloader and install TWRP 3.0.3 but when I access bootloader the first screen ask me to provide "Decrypt password" to mount, and if I ignore and slide to start modification I don't have access to internal card (assume its READ-ONLY), just folders are visible but unable to find or install SU package.
I check all the forums but didn't find any relevant information how to get out of TWRP "Decrypt password" issue. I don't want my phone to be encrypted, so I would appreciate if you can please help me to root my 3T.
Cheers
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I think you need latest twrp beta 1, it should be in twrp tread, look in last pages or here https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/rom-oxygenos-3-5-4-mm-ota-update-t3519074

bertozzi243 said:
I think you need latest twrp beta 1, it should be in twrp tread, look in last pages or here https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/rom-oxygenos-3-5-4-mm-ota-update-t3519074
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Thanks for quick reply, I'll check it.

bertozzi243 said:
I think you need latest twrp beta 1, it should be in twrp tread, look in last pages or here https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/rom-oxygenos-3-5-4-mm-ota-update-t3519074
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Installed TWRP 3.0.3.1 BETA .... How long does it really take to decrypt new phone without any apps? Just to have an idea. When I started TWRP it asked for password and I used the PIN assigned to login to screen ... now going on for 5 minutes now.
Following on the screen:
Mount
Try Decryption
Updating partition details...
....done
Unable to mount storage
Full SELinux support present
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junostik said:
Installed TWRP 3.0.3.1 BETA .... How long does it really take to decrypt new phone without any apps? Just to have an idea. When I started TWRP it asked for password and I used the PIN assigned to login to screen ... now going on for 5 minutes now.
Following on the screen:
Mount
Try Decryption
Updating partition details...
....done
Unable to mount storage
Full SELinux support present
---------blue animation-----------
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I read that it takes some minutes if you are f2s and encrypted but I don't know how to proceed since I haven't flashed twrp and root yet.
Sorry but you may have to wait someone who has already done it