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Hi, I have a bootloop after install xposed on chuwi vi10, I've tried to flash a recovery image trough fastboot and also tried intelandroidfbrl, but I can't get to flash it.
These are the images.
http://es.tinypic.com/view.php?pic=103v311&s=8
http://es.tinypic.com/view.php?pic=bhx8yc&s=8
Please I need help.
fperez76 said:
Hi, I have a bootloop after install xposed on chuwi vi10, I've tried to flash a recovery image trough fastboot and also tried intelandroidfbrl, but I can't get to flash it.
These are the images.
http://es.tinypic.com/view.php?pic=103v311&s=8
http://es.tinypic.com/view.php?pic=bhx8yc&s=8
Please I need help.
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What Android version are you running? Which files from which thread here on XDA did you install on your device? Your screenshots do not provide enough information.
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What Android version are you running? Which files from which thread here on XDA did you install on your device? Your screenshots do not provide enough information.
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Hi, thank you for your answer, android kit kat, I've installed a xposed trough an app from the store( Xposed Gel Settings). I've tried the program from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/intel-android-devices-root-temp-cwm-t2975096 and install drivers but I can't show my device with command adb device, with fastboot device I can show my device but I get an error during the process to flash the recovery, you can watch it on the image. Thank you.
fperez76 said:
Hi, thank you for your answer, android kit kat, I've installed a xposed trough an app from the store( Xposed Gel Settings). I've tried the program from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/intel-android-devices-root-temp-cwm-t2975096 and install drivers but I can't show my device with command adb device, with fastboot device I can show my device but I get an error during the process to flash the recovery, you can watch it on the image. Thank you.
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First of all, Xposed is a great danger for unexperienced users. Do not do some "cool things" to your phone without having a backup of your entire system available.
Hopefully you are able to boot into recovery again and restore your backup. If you do not have a backup, do a factory reset (you will lose all your data, but without a backup available...)
If you are on KitKat, install Xposed directly from here.
You can flash a custom recovery for your device by using an app called Flashify.
So my advice for you: try booting into recovery (if you do not know how: search for "your device name" + "recovery volume key". There should be a key combo available to boot into recovery. If this is not possible, make yourself familiar with flashing a kdz file...
orville87 said:
First of all, Xposed is a great danger for unexperienced users. Do not do some "cool things" to your phone without having a backup of your entire system available.
Hopefully you are able to boot into recovery again and restore your backup. If you do not have a backup, do a factory reset (you will lose all your data, but without a backup available...)
If you are on KitKat, install Xposed directly from here.
You can flash a custom recovery for your device by using an app called Flashify.
So my advice for you: try booting into recovery (if you do not know how: search for "your device name" + "recovery volume key". There should be a key combo available to boot into recovery. If this is not possible, make yourself familiar with flashing a kdz file...
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Thank you, but my problem is into recovery, when I press and hold power button and +, my device shows me to enter a command with fastboot but when I try to enter in adb mode on windows with cmd my devices doesn't show, with command fastboot my device shows but i can't manage to flash a recovery image for my tablet (the second image), I'm trying to connect with my device trough adb or fastboot on windows, this is my problem. I can't enter to android, remember I've a bootloop and install flashify is not possible.
Finally I found the solution,
Solved. Bootloop on chuwi vi10 after install xposed. No adb or fastboot.
If you can't enter adb or fastboot (remote: unknown command)
You must boot Windows(hold power button and - volume) choose windows with volume buttons and later power button to select.
Boot windows and install ext2fsd http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2.../Ext2fsd/0.62/
Start the program and you'll see all the partitions. Choose android partition 7gb more or less and ext4 type.
Assign a letter and select the option to mount on the next restart.
Restart windows, now you can enter into the partition on my computer.
Search files called xposed and delete them.
Icon change OS and accept. Boot android normally.
So how to install Xposed on chiwu vi10 without bootloop
rfiore said:
So how to install Xposed on chiwu vi10 without bootloop
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I want to know this too.... ^.^
you can try this. Couldn't get it to work for me though, I get the same error as the other guy in the thread, but it seems to work for others.
http://techtablets.com/forum/topic/...-guide-on-stock-android-4-4-4-for-chuwi-vi10/
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lol, okay, spoke too soon. not sure what I did differntly, but I tried it a few more times and it worked. Maybe plug in tablet only after you install the apk? meh. working now, I have xposed.
Enter e fastboot mode through the normar recovery and use ADB to unlock the boot loader, it should work
My wife's XT1064 has on OTA (22.46.12.en.US) available which is a Stagefright fix. It has downloaded but when it tries to apply the OTA it boots into TWRP and I have no frigging clue where the downloaded file is or if it can be applied through TWRP.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am unfamiliar with the Moto G's ins and outs.
Thanks.
You must have stock recovery and full unroot for apply the update
Is there no way to push this update via adb sideload?
woozie.2007 said:
You must have stock recovery and full unroot for apply the update
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So how do I get stock recovery back? Unrooting shouldn't be too big of an issue I am thinking.
drwierdo said:
Is there no way to push this update via adb sideload?
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Good question. The next question is if anyone knows and how to do it.
Trotter516 said:
So how do I get stock recovery back? Unrooting shouldn't be too big of an issue I am thinking.
Good question. The next question is if anyone knows and how to do it.
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- YES - LOL but tbh if you're not sure of ins and outs you could do more damage than good in about phone in settings I need your LXB22.xx-xx version.
reefuge said:
- YES - LOL but tbh if you're not sure of ins and outs you could do more damage than good
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Well I did pretty good with my Galaxy S, Nitro HD, OGP, and haven't borked my Zenfone 2 yet. I successfully unlocked the bootloader and rooted the phone but I know to take it slow and double-check everything before I click it. As long as I have instructions I am good.
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Well I did pretty good with my Galaxy S, Nitro HD, OGP, and haven't borked my Zenfone 2 yet. I successfully unlocked the bootloader and rooted the phone but I know to take it slow and double-check everything before I click it. As long as I have instructions I am good.
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need your LXB version so i can point you to correct recovery
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need your LXB version so i can point you to correct recovery
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LXB22.46-28
Thanks.
Trotter516 said:
LXB22.46-28
Thanks.
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stock recovery and required files with my easy installer
download above zip and extract to pc
in extracted folder run motorla device manage 2.5.4 (installs correct mfastboot drivers) choose repair if already installed
install minimal adb v1.31
put phone into AP FASTBOOT MODE (hold power and volume down for 5 seconds and release )
run the flash stock recovery .bat file
choose option 1 then 2 then 4
IF phone does not reboot (stays black screen)
Go back into AP FASTBOOT mode
choose option 1,2,3,4
hope this helps
reefuge said:
stock recovery and required files with my easy installer
download above zip and extract to pc
in extracted folder run motorla device manage 2.5.4 (installs correct mfastboot drivers) choose repair if already installed
install minimal adb v1.31
put phone into AP FASTBOOT MODE (hold power and volume down for 5 seconds and release )
run the flash stock recovery .bat file
choose option 1 then 2 then 4
IF phone does not reboot (stays black screen)
Go back into AP FASTBOOT mode
choose option 1,2,3,4
hope this helps
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Question: Will this wipe her phone?
Trotter516 said:
Question: Will this wipe her phone?
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no unless you select option 3 factory reset - option 1 only wipes cache but NOT userdata
reefuge said:
no unless you select option 3 factory reset - option 1 only wipes cache but NOT userdata
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So, how the procedure went? I have the same situation as you described (Stagefright available and my phone is rooted and running TWRP) and I'm just wondering if you faced any other trouble following the steps.
Thanks
reefuge said:
[stock recovery and required files with my easy installer[/URL]
download above zip and extract to pc
in extracted folder run motorla device manage 2.5.4 (installs correct mfastboot drivers) choose repair if already installed
install minimal adb v1.31
put phone into AP FASTBOOT MODE (hold power and volume down for 5 seconds and release )
run the flash stock recovery .bat file
choose option 1 then 2 then 4
IF phone does not reboot (stays black screen)
Go back into AP FASTBOOT mode
choose option 1,2,3,4
hope this helps
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Hi, Will this work with XT1063 version with the same LXB (lxb22.46-28). Thanks in advance.
Rickchard said:
Hi, Will this work with XT1063 version with the same LXB (lxb22.46-28). Thanks in advance.
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no as its recovery for xt1064 - if you replace the recovery with a xt1063 that would work
Would I lose my data stored in the internal memory if I unroot my moto g 2014?
BTW: I am rooted using the the stock firmware.
EDIT: Do I have to re-lock the boot-loader in other to successfully install last update?
Thanks man!
reefuge said:
stock recovery and required files with my easy installer
download above zip and extract to pc
in extracted folder run motorla device manage 2.5.4 (installs correct mfastboot drivers) choose repair if already installed
install minimal adb v1.31
put phone into AP FASTBOOT MODE (hold power and volume down for 5 seconds and release )
run the flash stock recovery .bat file
choose option 1 then 2 then 4
IF phone does not reboot (stays black screen)
Go back into AP FASTBOOT mode
choose option 1,2,3,4
hope this helps
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I followed your instructions but update fails. It was rooted and with TWRP.
Will flash CyanogenMod soon so I don't care.
Rickchard said:
Hi, Will this work with XT1063 version with the same LXB (lxb22.46-28). Thanks in advance.
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See my signature (blue) and posts #1 to #4 for xt106x versions
This is an unofficial TWRP port for LG-H960A.
Thanks to @KAsp3rd and @GROGG88
I DON'T TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY. YOU DO EVERYTHING AT YOUR OWN RISK.
READ EVERYTHING and MAKE A BACKUP BEFORE YOU START.
Instructions:
1. You must be on newest stock Marshmallow: H960A20a_00_0316.kdz
You can use LG Bridge to install official update, or download .kdz file HERE
2. You need to have bootloader ulocked.
Official instructions are here: ( Unlocking the Bootloader @ LG Developer )
Remember that this will completely WIPE YOUR DATA, you will LOSE WARRANTY and this operation is IRREVERSIBLE.
3. Flash TWRP.
I assume you got ADB and FASTBOOT drivers working and adb is paired (it should be if you completed step 2).
Connect your phone to your pc, open command prompt and reboot to bootloader:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Your phone should reboot and you should be welcomed by Fastboot Mode screen.
Now download the recovery file (below) to your pc, unpack (to get .img) and rename it to recovery.img and put it in folder where you got command prompt open and:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
4. Boot to TWRP.
As on Marshmallow some fastboot commands are not working and LG is restoring recovery on every boot (so you cant use "adb reboot recovery" right now) you need to use one trick.
DO NOT REBOOT YOUR PHONE.
When still in fastboot from step 3 you need to turn off your phone completely. You can do that by holding power button or if that is not working take the battery out.
Now (put the battery in) and press POWER + VOL DOWN buttons. When you see LG logo release the POWER button (while still holding VOL DOWN) and press POWER button again.
You should see a screen which is asking you if you want to factory reset your phone. Don't worry - if you made everything correctly it should not wipe your phone.
Use volume and power buttons to choose YES (twice) - and you should see a TWRP screen (after a while)
WARNING: IF YOU REBOOTED YOUR PHONE AFTER FLASHING RECOVERY THIS STEP WILL REALLY ERASE ALL DATA. You need to flash recovery again (step 3)
5. (optional) flash SuperSU to get root.
Get SuperSU from official thread and put it in your phone.
While in TWRP from step 4 your phone should be recognized by ADB. Use below to move file to sdcard.
Code:
adb push BETA-SuperSU-v2.74-2-20160519174328.zip /sdcard/supersu.zip
Now in TWRP click Install, go to /sdcard/ and chooose supersu.zip. Follow instructions. After install you should choose to wipe cache/dalvik and reboot to system.
Your phone should be rooted now.
Download:
twrp-3.0.2.0-0-h960a.img.zip
(unpack .zip to get flashable .img)
Issues:
- Layout is wrong, status bar is being drawn on second screen.
- Date/time is wrong.
broken url
OK, now if we have recovery, is it possible to dump rooted system and pack it to .tot file for people who don't want to lose warranty?
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broken url
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Oh, true. Fixed.
rascal0pl said:
OK, now if we have recovery, is it possible to dump rooted system and pack it to .tot file for people who don't want to lose warranty?
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Maybe.
Thank You it worked!
Great. Just bought it 2 days ago for good price. Will try it.
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Hi,
that's just great, thanks a lot.
As root is now possible has anyone tried to install xposed on th H960A?
I'm wondering if the second screen fix for the Telekom V10 also works with the H960A.
What about Viper4Android and AdAway?
rudi666 said:
This is an unofficial TWRP port for LG-H960A.
Thanks to @KAsp3rd and @GROGG88
I DON'T TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY. YOU DO EVERYTHING AT YOUR OWN RISK.
READ EVERYTHING and MAKE A BACKUP BEFORE YOU START.
Instructions:
1. You must be on newest stock Marshmallow: H960A20a_00_0316.kdz
You can use LG Bridge to install official update, or download .kdz file HERE
2. You need to have bootloader ulocked.
Official instructions are here: ( Unlocking the Bootloader @ LG Developer )
Remember that this will completely WIPE YOUR DATA, you will LOSE WARRANTY and this operation is IRREVERSIBLE.
3. Flash TWRP.
I assume you got ADB and FASTBOOT drivers working and adb is paired (it should be if you completed step 2).
Connect your phone to your pc, open command prompt and reboot to bootloader:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Your phone should reboot and you should be welcomed by Fastboot Mode screen.
Now download the recovery file (below) to your pc, unpack (to get .img) and rename it to recovery.img and put it in folder where you got command prompt open and:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
4. Boot to TWRP.
As on Marshmallow some fastboot commands are not working and LG is restoring recovery on every boot (so you cant use "adb reboot recovery" right now) you need to use one trick.
DO NOT REBOOT YOUR PHONE.
When still in fastboot from step 3 you need to turn off your phone completely. You can do that by holding power button or if that is not working take the battery out.
Now (put the battery in) and press POWER + VOL DOWN buttons. When you see LG logo release the POWER button (while still holding VOL DOWN) and press POWER button again.
You should see a screen which is asking you if you want to factory reset your phone. Don't worry - if you made everything correctly it should not wipe your phone.
Use volume and power buttons to choose YES (twice) - and you should see a TWRP screen (after a while)
WARNING: IF YOU REBOOTED YOUR PHONE AFTER FLASHING RECOVERY THIS STEP WILL REALLY ERASE ALL DATA. You need to flash recovery again (step 3)
5. (optional) flash SuperSU to get root.
Get SuperSU from official thread and put it in your phone.
While in TWRP from step 4 your phone should be recognized by ADB. Use below to move file to sdcard.
Code:
adb push BETA-SuperSU-v2.74-2-20160519174328.zip /sdcard/supersu.zip
Now in TWRP click Install, go to /sdcard/ and chooose supersu.zip. Follow instructions. After install you should choose to wipe cache/dalvik and reboot to system.
Your phone should be rooted now.
Download:
twrp-3.0.2.0-0-h960a.img.zip
(unpack .zip to get flashable .img)
Issues:
- Layout is wrong, status bar is being drawn on second screen.
- Date/time is wrong.
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Are there any other known issues? I don`t need to install any custom roms. I need it only for root and xposed on Marshmallow. Is there something that can surprise me?
Hi,
"OK, now if we have recovery, is it possible to dump rooted system and pack it to .tot file for people who don't want to lose warranty? "
Ohh, thats sounds nice if this realy possible.
i love my v10.
orbitandre said:
hi,
"ok, now if we have recovery, is it possible to dump rooted system and pack it to .tot file for people who don't want to lose warranty? "
ohh, thats sounds nice if this realy possible.
i love my v10.
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+1 ??
cyvr1 said:
As root is now possible has anyone tried to install xposed on th H960A?
I'm wondering if the second screen fix for the Telekom V10 also works with the H960A.
What about Viper4Android and AdAway?
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Didn't try xposed but I think it should work (if it's working on other V10 models - they are not that different). I just recently bought V10 and was disappointed in dpi, so I needed root to patch second screen to be dpi-independent.
Also: why would you want things like Viper4Android when you got really good sounding hifi dac onboard?
fixxxer102 said:
Are there any other known issues? I don`t need to install any custom roms. I need it only for root and xposed on Marshmallow. Is there something that can surprise me?
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For sure it's enough to flash packages and get root. Xposed is independent from recovery so I can't say anything about that.
Testing are up to you guys. Don't be afraid as this phone is not easy to brick.
rudi666 said:
Also: why would you want things like Viper4Android when you got really good sounding hifi dac on board?
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Quite simple answer. The onboard Hifi DAC only works with cable headphones. Viper4Android also supports Bluetooth devices.
rudi666 said:
I just recently bought V10 and was disappointed in dpi, so I needed root to patch second screen to be dpi-independent.
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Could you write a small guide about the dpi change (I prefer 540-580)?
Thanks in advance.
cyvr1 said:
Quite simple answer. The onboard Hifi DAC only works with cable headphones. Viper4Android also supports Bluetooth devices.
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Ah, you are right, that makes perfect sense. Sorry, I forgot about that.
paschalism said:
Could you write a small guide about the dpi change (I prefer 540-580)?
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There is still a long way, right now second screen FCs are fixed, but layouts are still wrong. I don't know if I can fix it to be truly dpi-independent but I think 560 is optimal value for this screen.
Is this working with
H960a
V20a-AME-xx??
1k views and only 11 "thanks"??? Really? Guys! We need support devs! Big THANK YOU for ur hard work @rudi666. I haven't try ur method yet but I am happy with the fact that something is beginning to happen with v10
Wysłane z mojego LG-H960 przy użyciu Tapatalka
asmoroth said:
I haven't try ur method yet but I am happy with the fact that something is beginning to happen with v10
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I did try his method and it worked like a charm. Ok, you'll have to reflash TWRP if you want to use it but I'm sure it's just a matter of time until we have permanent TWRP like th T-Mobile V10 obviously has.
Thanks to rudi666 I have root, xposed, adaway and viper4audio up and running on my V10. And as there are no interesting custom roms to flash in my opinion it does not matter that I'd need to reflash TWRP. If you plan your flashing in advance you can flash all zip files in one go. No real need for TWRP afterwards.
Thanks guys. Unfortunately I see there is not much going on in V10 scene, and it's a shame.
cyvr1 said:
Ok, you'll have to reflash TWRP if you want to use it but I'm sure it's just a matter of time until we have permanent TWRP like th T-Mobile V10 obviously has.
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Hm.. if you follow instructions you should get permanent TWRP, just try "adb reboot recovery" to test it if you don't want to risk clearing data when using button combination. There is a file called /system/boot-from-recovery.p which is 'restoring recovery' on every boot (that's why there is an info in instruction about not rebooting your phone the first time), but after all the steps this file will be patched. I don't remember if the first use of TWRP or flashing SuperSU does it, but you should get permanent recovery. If not you can always rename this file manually.
rudi666 said:
Hm.. if you follow instructions you should get permanent TWRP, just try "adb reboot recovery" to test it if you don't want to risk clearing data when using button combination. There is a file called /system/boot-from-recovery.p which is 'restoring recovery' on every boot (that's why there is an info in instruction about not rebooting your phone the first time), but after all the steps this file will be patched. I don't remember if the first use of TWRP or flashing SuperSU does it, but you should get permanent recovery. If not you can always rename this file manually.
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Hi,
I will try that again and see if I can get permanent TWRP. But as I said currently there is no real requirement for that. I flashed SuperSU and both files for xposed when I first booted into recovery and that is all I need at the moment.
i cant enter bootloader
h960A
after adb reboot booloader it keeb restart to soft
P/S: Im sorry if im against this XDA or forums rules. Its my first time to post something. If i done something wrong kindly let me know.
Condition: You have Official Marshmallow WW_V21.40.1220.1698 installed on your ZE601KL (I forgot to mention that Im coming from CM13, that makes it need bootloader unlock n root probably?)
TWRP install:
-go into fastboot mode (shut down your phone. press VOL UP + POWER at the same time until it vibrates and release)
-download and install adb (can get it here i guess. credit to @snoop005 )
-download twrp here (credit to maintainer @LuK1337) and put it in the ADB folder
-in ur pc hold shift + right click and click "open command window here" in ADB folder
-type in "fastboot device" and make sure ur device is detected
-type in "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" (recovery.img must be the same name with the twrp that u hv downloaded eg:fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2-4-Z00T.img )
-type in "fastboot boot recovery.img" (recovery.img must be the same name with the twrp that u hv downloaded eg:fastboot boot twrp-3.0.2-4-Z00T.img )
-look at ur phone and it should be installed
Root install
-download SuperSU (credit to @Chainfire) (thanks to @Cr0ssL1nk for notify me about the updated SuperSU! )
-boot to recovery (shut down your phone. press VOL DOWN + POWER at the same time until it vibrates and release)
-select install and browse for the .zip file location
-wait for the installation done and ure good to go
It works on my ZE601KL!!!
Thank you very much xyexiaoyuer in your first post
I would assume this process is the same for any of the variants for which the bootloader is already unlocked and assuming you use the correct TWRP image.
If nothing else, it should work for any Z00T phone. I'll try it on my ZE551KL tonight.
xyexiaoyuer said:
P/S: Im sorry if im against this XDA or forums rules. Its my first time to post something. If i done something wrong kindly let me know.
Condition: You have Official Marshmallow WW_V21.40.1220.1698 installed on your ZE601KL
TWRP install:
-go into fastboot mode (shut down your phone. press VOL UP + POWER at the same time until it vibrates and release)
-download and install adb (can get it here i guess. credit to @snoop005 )
-download twrp here (credit to maintainer @LuK1337) and put it in the ADB folder
-in ur pc hold shift + right click and click "open command window here" in ADB folder
-type in "fastboot device" and make sure ur device is detected
-type in "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" (recovery.img must be the same name with the twrp that u hv downloaded eg:fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2-4-Z00T.img )
-type in "fastboot boot recovery.img" (recovery.img must be the same name with the twrp that u hv downloaded eg:fastboot boot twrp-3.0.2-4-Z00T.img )
-look at ur phone and it should be installed
Root install
-download SuperSU ive tested SuperSU Root BETA v2.67.zip credit to them (help me credit them as i dont know who to tag)
-boot to recovery (shut down your phone. press VOL DOWN + POWER at the same time until it vibrates and release)
-select install and browse for the .zip file location
-wait for the installation done and ure good to go
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On the "fastboot boot recovery.img", I first got it to successfully transfer over something, then the second line said that it failed.
I continually did this and got the same results and my phone continued to say "fastboot" in the corner, so I wasn't sure if anything had happened.
I finally "gave up" and pulled the battery but I booted into the Recovery (Vol down + Power) and found that TWRP actually was installed and from there I flashed over SuperSU and was rooted in minutes.
Great job, and thanks! I may be a bit rusty with all this since this is my first Android device in about 3 years.
Joxefo said:
It works on my ZE601KL!!!
Thank you very much xyexiaoyuer in your first post
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wooot~ npnp bro..thank god it works for you too!!
rczrider said:
I would assume this process is the same for any of the variants for which the bootloader is already unlocked and assuming you use the correct TWRP image.
If nothing else, it should work for any Z00T phone. I'll try it on my ZE551KL tonight.
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i forgot to mention the bootloader bro. sorry about that. already edited in my 1st post. So how was ur phone? does the method work on your ZE551KL?
ndh777 said:
On the "fastboot boot recovery.img", I first got it to successfully transfer over something, then the second line said that it failed.
I continually did this and got the same results and my phone continued to say "fastboot" in the corner, so I wasn't sure if anything had happened.
I finally "gave up" and pulled the battery but I booted into the Recovery (Vol down + Power) and found that TWRP actually was installed and from there I flashed over SuperSU and was rooted in minutes.
Great job, and thanks! I may be a bit rusty with all this since this is my first Android device in about 3 years.
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good to hear that bro!! probably it failed because of bootloader? hv u unlock it before? im sorry didnt mention it on my first post. my bad my bad
Boot twrp, not flash it to root?
Does anyone know if it his possible to just boot twrp from adb/ fasboot( not actually flash it), flash SuperSU to root my device, then reboot to stock to keep stock recovery ? My bootloader is unlocked.
long2ski said:
Does anyone know if it his possible to just boot twrp from adb/ fasboot( not actually flash it), flash SuperSU to root my device, then reboot to stock to keep stock recovery ? My bootloader is unlocked.
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hi broo..you can always flash stock recovery after u flash superSU using twrp =)
xyexiaoyuer said:
hi broo..you can always flash stock recovery after u flash superSU using twrp =)
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Thanks, but I am pretty sure Flashing twrp writes over stock recovery and unless someone else has the stock image, you can't get it back. I don't know how to make a backup of stock recovery, that's why I wondered if only booting twrp will work.
long2ski said:
Thanks, but I am pretty sure Flashing twrp writes over stock recovery and unless someone else has the stock image, you can't get it back. I don't know how to make a backup of stock recovery, that's why I wondered if only booting twrp will work.
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if ure using ze601kl, i think the stock recovery can be downloaded here .. download according to your version of firmware of course =) let me know if its work for you. the last time im coming from cm13 to Lollipop im using recovery from there to write off twrp. hope this helps =)
Thanks, that's a great resource! I kind of hijacked this thread since I have the ze551kl. Even though its a zoot model, I'm reluctant to flash anything that is not the exact model firmware. Will the 601 image work for the 551?
long2ski said:
Thanks, that's a great resource! I kind of hijacked this thread since I have the ze551kl. Even though its a zoot model, I'm reluctant to flash anything that is not the exact model firmware. Will the 601 image work for the 551?
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i dont think so..better dont as i only tested this with ze601kl =( buttttt the stock recovery for your model probably can be downloaded here not sure it will work though..proceed at ur own risk.
sorry bro if its not being helpful
xyexiaoyuer said:
i forgot to mention the bootloader bro. sorry about that. already edited in my 1st post. So how was ur phone? does the method work on your ZE551KL?
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Yep, worked fine on the ZE551KL.
long2ski said:
Does anyone know if it his possible to just boot twrp from adb/ fasboot( not actually flash it), flash SuperSU to root my device, then reboot to stock to keep stock recovery ? My bootloader is unlocked.
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long2ski said:
Thanks, that's a great resource! I kind of hijacked this thread since I have the ze551kl. Even though its a zoot model, I'm reluctant to flash anything that is not the exact model firmware. Will the 601 image work for the 551?
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You can boot into TWRP without overwriting your stock recovery using:
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fastboot boot twrp.img
That would allow you to install SuperSU without actually installing TWRP. If you want to replace stock recovery with TWRP, you would use:
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fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
xyexiaoyuer said:
P/S: Im sorry if im against this XDA or forums rules. Its my first time to post something. If i done something wrong kindly let me know.
Condition: You have Official Marshmallow WW_V21.40.1220.1698 installed on your ZE601KL (I forgot to mention that Im coming from CM13, that makes it need bootloader unlock n root probably?)
TWRP install:
-go into fastboot mode (shut down your phone. press VOL UP + POWER at the same time until it vibrates and release)
-download and install adb (can get it here i guess. credit to @snoop005 )
-download twrp here (credit to maintainer @LuK1337) and put it in the ADB folder
-in ur pc hold shift + right click and click "open command window here" in ADB folder
-type in "fastboot device" and make sure ur device is detected
-type in "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" (recovery.img must be the same name with the twrp that u hv downloaded eg:fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2-4-Z00T.img )
-type in "fastboot boot recovery.img" (recovery.img must be the same name with the twrp that u hv downloaded eg:fastboot boot twrp-3.0.2-4-Z00T.img )
-look at ur phone and it should be installed
Root install
-download SuperSU ive tested SuperSU Root BETA v2.67.zip credit to them (help me credit them as i dont know who to tag)
-boot to recovery (shut down your phone. press VOL DOWN + POWER at the same time until it vibrates and release)
-select install and browse for the .zip file location
-wait for the installation done and ure good to go
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Are you sure your phone is truely rooted and that apps needing root really works ?
Because in the official SuperSU page on XDA: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053 , the developpers says your phone must already be rooted before flashing SuperSU.
Also, change the 2.76 Beta's link you gived for SuperSU in your tutorial to the 2.76 Stable version from my link to the official SuperSU XDA page.
Cr0ssL1nk said:
Are you sure your phone is truely rooted and that apps needing root really works ?
Because in the official SuperSU page on XDA: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053 , the developpers says your phone must already be rooted before flashing SuperSU.
Also, change the 2.76 Beta's link you gived for SuperSU in your tutorial to the 2.76 Stable version from my link to the official SuperSU XDA page.
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Welp! now that i check back using "root check" apps it seems that the app hv some trouble to detect whether the phone is rooted. the last time everything was okay except for busybox. Perhaps because i rebooted the device? nvrtheless i will update the link and test the stable supersu given in the link
xyexiaoyuer said:
Welp! now that i check back using "root check" apps it seems that the app hv some trouble to detect whether the phone is rooted. the last time everything was okay except for busybox. Perhaps because i rebooted the device? nvrtheless i will update the link and test the stable supersu given in the link
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I don't think rebooting caused this.
The thing that makes me worry is that Busybox was not okay the first time you rooted your phone, because it must be one of the first thing that must be ok when you root a phone.
Have you got any updates on your side about making root really working ?
Cr0ssL1nk said:
I don't think rebooting caused this.
The thing that makes me worry is that Busybox was not okay the first time you rooted your phone, because it must be one of the first thing that must be ok when you root a phone.
Have you got any updates on your side about making root really working ?
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Hi Brooooo, im happy to report that the SuperSU is still intact even if the device has been rebooted several times. thx a lot broooo and busybox is installed correctly toooo. already put thumbnails attachment at the 1st post for proof
xyexiaoyuer said:
Hi Brooooo, im happy to report that the SuperSU is still intact even if the device has been rebooted several times. thx a lot broooo and busybox is installed correctly toooo. already put thumbnails attachment at the 1st post for proof
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No problem, proofs are just great ! :highfive:
Also, check this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=67978015&postcount=8
Because you also must allow SuperSU in ASUS' Autostart Manager, that may be the problem you also got.
But please remember: Do not post something that seems to work but is not, a Beta or something not stable to other people without a lot of checking first
rczrider said:
Yep, worked fine on the ZE551KL.
You can boot into TWRP without overwriting your stock recovery using:
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fastboot boot twrp.img
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Thanks to everyone's help and ideas and especially to @rczrider. On my ze551kl, I successfully booted the twrp.img in fastboot, did a backup through twrp, then installed supersu zip, and successfully rooted. No overwrite of stock recovery with all the root privileges. Perfect.
hello everyone
Buy a Chinese mi8, unlock it waiting for the days that xiaomi tells you.
I installed the global version, and everything works correctly, but I want to change the rom.
I've tried to install TWRP with adb and it's impossible, it tells me the ADB template that OKEY, but never restarts in recovery mode with TWRP, so I can not install magisk, or any rom that is not official.
Is there any way to install a ROM (.zip) without TWRP?, how do I do Root without magisk? Has it happened to anyone?
thanks!
First of all, you're in the wrong section.
Second you should install via fastboot as described a thousand times AND reboot directly to your TWRP image via fastboot command.
The you can flash another from and root it.
Third, I'd like to strongly advice you to do some research about android, flashing etc to make sure that you know what you are doing.... So many people are moaning about bricked devices....
trahzebuck said:
First of all, you're in the wrong section.
Second you should install via fastboot as described a thousand times AND reboot directly to your TWRP image via fastboot command.
The you can flash another from and root it.
Third, I'd like to strongly advice you to do some research about android, flashing etc to make sure that you know what you are doing.... So many people are moaning about bricked devices....
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Thanks for your help
It's not the first cell phone I've flashed that you're not smart.
I have followed the steps as they are, and as you can see in the image, everything seems to be installed correctly. But whenever I restart in recovery mode, I get the xiaomi no twrp.
Do you know why?
cheteuk said:
Thanks for your help
It's not the first cell phone I've flashed that you're not smart.
I have followed the steps as they are, and as you can see in the image, everything seems to be installed correctly. But whenever I restart in recovery mode, I get the xiaomi no twrp.
Do you know why?
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You are trying to be smart? Well...
Why didn't you post your exact steps with fastboot in the first post?
Now it's clear what you did wrong. I already expected it. And you did NOT read what I wrote:
You are rebooting your device with fastboot reboot. In this case your twrp is wiped out by the XIAOMI recovery. Use: fastboot boot yourimagename.
btw, why are you using such an old TWRP? You won't be able to flash actual roms.
So I'd like to come back to my advice in the first answer....
cheteuk said:
Thanks for your help
It's not the first cell phone I've flashed that you're not smart.
I have followed the steps as they are, and as you can see in the image, everything seems to be installed correctly. But whenever I restart in recovery mode, I get the xiaomi no twrp.
Do you know why?
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fastboot boot recovery.img
not fastboot reboot
Sent from my MI 8 using Tapatalk
Vuska said:
fastboot boot recovery.img
not fastboot reboot
Sent from my MI 8 using Tapatalk
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I've tried twrp-3.3.1-0-dipper too, and fastboot boot xxxx.img.
And it hasn't been restarted either.
cheteuk said:
I've tried twrp-3.3.1-0-dipper too, and fastboot boot xxxx.img.
And it hasn't been restarted either.
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Use the all in one tool, to remove encryption and flash a compatible TWRP.
tsongming said:
Use the all in one tool, to remove encryption and flash a compatible TWRP.
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What is the all in one tool?
cheteuk said:
What is the all in one tool?
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Try this. There is all you need.
https://tradingshenzhen.com/de/cont...sh-tutorial-global-firmware-xiaomieu-firmware
Upps, in German. You can choose English.
Goalach said:
Try this. There is all you need.
https://tradingshenzhen.com/de/cont...sh-tutorial-global-firmware-xiaomieu-firmware
Upps, in German. You can choose English.
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Thanks for the help.
But all the steps that indicate, I have passed them and I never install the TWRP correctly.
1. my mobile phone is unlocked (with the padlock open)
2. I have the official rom installed
3. I try to install twrp with all the commands you have told me, and I never restart the mobile with twrp. I've tried new, intermediate and older versions. and nothing
Is there any way to install an unofficial rom without TWRP?
cheteuk said:
Thanks for the help.
But all the steps that indicate, I have passed them and I never install the TWRP correctly.
1. my mobile phone is unlocked (with the padlock open)
2. I have the official rom installed
3. I try to install twrp with all the commands you have told me, and I never restart the mobile with twrp. I've tried new, intermediate and older versions. and nothing
Is there any way to install an unofficial rom without TWRP?
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You can't flash a ROM without TWRP and Magisk is the only way you can root your phone that I know of. If you don't even know these simple things/haven't done simple research you might risk to softbrick or even hardbrick your new and shiny phone. There are many guides on how to flash TWRP but you can PM me if you want more help.
Also you don't install TWRP with adb, you need to use fastboot...
cheteuk said:
What is the all in one tool?
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The number 1 result
http://bfy.tw/Nvtb
You can try this
Make sure you have activated the usb debugging in developer options.
1. Download the tools from here: bit.ly/FlashToolMi8
2. Install the minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.3.1_setup
3. Copy the twrp-3.2.3-0-dipper.img to Minimal ADB and Fastboot Folder
4. Turn off your phone completely. then press power button + volume down to boot in fastboot mode.
5. Run CMD as Administrator then cd to the installed Minimal ADB and Fastboot folder. (Ex: cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot)
6. Use this command on your cmd: fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.2.3-0-dipper.img
7. Then: fastboot boot twrp-3.2.3-0-dipper
8. And: fastboot reboot recovery
9. You're now in twrp recovery mode
10. Copy Disable_Dm-Verity_FEC_v1.1 and Magisk-v18.1 to your phone
11. Install Disable_Dm-Verity_FEC_v1.1 from twrp
12. Then install Magisk-v18.1
13. Reboot, Your phone now rooted