Hello everyone, I've tried to search on the web about this issue since the OTA for Android O is finally out for the Oneplus 5 and couldn't get a satisfying solution. I rooted my OP5 a while ago with Magisk and now that this update is out and tried to install it, It just wouldn´t let me, searching I found that my locked swich to relock the bootloader was because I had to enable it on Magisk, so I opened magisk and couldn´t find that option, and now that I searched on how to enable the "Lock bootloader option" in the Magisk app and found nothing, I'm just out of ideas, so guys, could you help a (noob) brother out with this?
Ps.: If you could attach some screenshots about where to click or what to do, I'll apreciate it a lot (yeah, I'm that stupid when I freak out and don't find how to undo mi mess)
No... Do not lock your bootloader! Since you've been modifying your device that would potentially brick it.
What you're probably looking for is to restore your boot image. That's what Magisk modifies and is the reason why a normal OTA doesn't work. If you have TWRP installed, that would also be an issue.
The easiest way for you to update would be to download the full OTA zip, flash that in TWRP directly followed by the Magisk zip. That way you'll be nice and updated and still rooted.
Didgeridoohan said:
No... Do not lock your bootloader! Since you've been modifying your device that would potentially brick it.
What you're probably looking for is to restore your boot image. That's what Magisk modifies and is the reason why a normal OTA doesn't work. If you have TWRP installed, that would also be an issue.
The easiest way for you to update would be to download the update, flash that in TWRP directly followed by the Magisk zip. That way you'll be nice and updated and still rooted.
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Allright! I've downloaded the zip with the update, now: do I have to get the latest magisk zip, flash the update and then immediately flash the newest magisk zip?
Fosko Stock said:
Allright! I've downloaded the zip with the update, now: do I have to get the latest magisk zip, flash the update and then immediately flash the newest magisk zip?
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hi! my OP3T is rooted and have a custom recovery (TWRP). now i get an ota update. i have read somewhere in this case its necessary to flash the ota manually in TWRP because i will lost root after this and if i flash it in TWRP i can after ota update flash superSU and will have no problems after reboot the phone.
i have tried this but get "Error 7" in TWRP while flashing ota update. isn't it possible at this way? what is my mistake?
thanks a lot for help and pardon for my bad english!
RotesMeerJogger said:
hi! my OP3T is rooted and have a custom recovery (TWRP). now i get an ota update. i have read somewhere in this case its necessary to flash the ota manually in TWRP because i will lost root after this and if i flash it in TWRP i can after ota update flash superSU and will have no problems after reboot the phone.
i have tried this but get "Error 7" in TWRP while flashing ota update. isn't it possible at this way? what is my mistake?
thanks a lot for help and pardon for my bad english!
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I have a detailed thread already running on how to update here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/rom-oxygenos-3-5-4-mm-ota-update-t3519074
I shall keep it up to date with further releases
Sent from Funk Tuned 3T
okay, i have searched in the wrong category thanks a lot for the link!
this thread can be closed.
how can i receive the updates when i root my phone?
and is there anyway to change the emoji without root?
a7mad-911 said:
how can i receive the updates when i root my phone?
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You should still receive OTA notifications with root. And it should detect you have root, and will download the full update zip, and it will install with TWRP.
Otherwise, you can manually download the full zip update from Funk WIzard's thread which he linked in Post #2 above (which also has detailed instructions on how to update when rooted and TWRP installed).
Works like a charm with magisk 13.6
I just did it with my OP3t and was super easy.
1) download update.
2) go to hidden folder .Ota
3) move zip file to another folder
4) put Magisk in the folder, too
5) reboot to recovery, flash ROM, then Magisk
6) wipe dalvik/cache and reboot
Edit: updated following testing of redpoint73's correct advice
LeighR said:
4) put twrp and Magisk in the folder, too
5) reboot to recovery, flash ROM, then twrp, then Magisk
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As long as you already have TWRP installed (which is the situation we are talking about) you just need to flash the OTA update zip, then flash Magisk.
Magisk prevents TWRP from being over-written (replaced) with stock recovery. In other words, you don't need to flash TWRP, since TWRP is already there.
redpoint73 said:
As long as you already have TWRP installed (which is the situation we are talking about) you just need to flash the OTA update zip, then flash Magisk.
Magisk prevents TWRP from being over-written (replaced) with stock recovery. In other words, you don't need to flash TWRP, since TWRP is already there.
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This means I will keep all apps/settings/files?
Thank you.
JayDz said:
This means I will keep all apps/settings/files?
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Yes.
Although I will caveat that with my rule of thumb: "hope for the best, prepare for the worst". In that a "dirty" flash of an update is often possible (saving your a lot of work setting up the device again). But you should still be prepared to wipe and do a "clean" install if you run into any problems. So back up your data, by your method of choice, before you try to update.
In particular, for a major update (such as OOS 4.x to 5.x) a clean install (default wipe in TWRP - data, cache and Dalvik) is typically advised.
Shall?? You used the word 'shall' properly in context? Kudos to the school system (I here assume India's) you attended, and to you for paying attention, using the 'King's English' in it's most proper form.
I have OxygenOS 4.1.6 with magisk and twrp.
I can update my phone with OperaVPN ?
or I need to uninstall magisk and flash stock recovery and update version device?
How disable dm-verity?
saarxee said:
I have OxygenOS 4.1.6 with magisk and twrp.
I can update my phone with OperaVPN ?
or I need to uninstall magisk and flash stock recovery and update version device?
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It should just detect you have TWRP, and download the full update (not the partial update for stock devices - which will result in a bootloop) and install properly.
I would advise to have Magisk on the phone, and flash it right away (after the update - before booting) as you will need this to get root again. And it will also (my understanding) prevent TWRP from being wiped out (which may happen if you reboot after the update w/o rooting first).
Alternately, you can get the full update zip from the Guides section, when it comes out. Then just flash in TWRP. Again, flash Magisk before rebooting.
saarxee said:
How disable dm-verity?
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It's discussed in the Guides section. Please read before posting questions that have been asked and answered over and over.
Hi guys I'm a beginner so sorry if i did so many stupid mistakes.
I succesfully rooted my Xiaomi Mi A1 with Magisk about 3 months ago and tried to ignore OTA updates until today
I tried to follow a guide in github which i can't link because i'm new in this foru.
Since i rooted with Magisk i followed the first method
I "restored images" then tried to update but still doesn't work
Then i decided to reboot and then tried to update but it doesn't work
So then i tried to uninstall Magisk by dragging it from the home Just like any other app but didn't work
Then proceded to delete all Magisk folders from my downloads but the update still doesn't work
Then desperately tried to reinstall Magisk but it isn't the v16 version so i tried to install it(i don't know which file i need to select so i tried selcting any image files) says it worked but it didn't so i rebooted and tried over and now i'm stuck with incomplete rooting, non-working Magisk and no OTA update.
I'd like to update OTA and bring back Magisk and root.
Ibra2800 said:
Hi guys I'm a beginner so sorry if i did so many stupid mistakes.
I succesfully rooted my Xiaomi Mi A1 with Magisk about 3 months ago and tried to ignore OTA updates until today
I tried to follow a guide in github which i can't link because i'm new in this foru.
Since i rooted with Magisk i followed the first method
I "restored images" then tried to update but still doesn't work
Then i decided to reboot and then tried to update but it doesn't work
So then i tried to uninstall Magisk by dragging it from the home Just like any other app but didn't work
Then proceded to delete all Magisk folders from my downloads but the update still doesn't work
Then desperately tried to reinstall Magisk but it isn't the v16 version so i tried to install it(i don't know which file i need to select so i tried selcting any image files) says it worked but it didn't so i rebooted and tried over and now i'm stuck with incomplete rooting, non-working Magisk and no OTA update.
I'd like to update OTA and bring back Magisk and root.
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Why you didn just flash Magisk uninstaller. Zip file?
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Why you didn just flash Magisk uninstaller. Zip file?
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Sorry, i thought that i could still keep Magisk and root intact if i didn't use the uninstaller.
Ibra2800 said:
Sorry, i thought that i could still keep Magisk and root intact if i didn't use the uninstaller.
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No you cant. You are lucky you didnt brick your phone. Flash uninstaller and than try OTA update. Download TWRP for your phone/new rom and flash working Magisk again and root phone. Is simple. Of course, if you are on TWTP you will be unable to OTA update your phone. You need stock recovery or wait for ZIP flash file of newes rom
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@Ibra2800 There's no need to uninstall Magisk to update with an OTA. There are however a few prerequisites that need to be fulfilled:
You need to have the stock boot image installed. That can be done by using the restore images option in the Manager or manually flashing the boot.img file with fastboot or equivalent.
You need to have the stock recovery installed. This means the OTA will fail if you have TWRP or another custom recovery installed. Either keep the stock recovery installed and only boot the TWRP image when necessary (the fastboot boot command), or you make sure you restore the stock recovery image when you need to update.
You also need to have a few important partitions on your device untouched. Those include (but may not be limited to) /system and /vendor. If you've so much as mounted these as rw, the OTA will fail. This one can be tricky, because if an app has root access it can easily do this without you noticing.
If you manage to fulfill the above, you should be able to update your device. If the A/B method from @topjohnwu's OTA tips didn't work, use the general case instructions instead.
Right now, it sounds like you need to start from scratch though...
If you can get a hold of a full firmware file for your device, you might be better of flashing that instead. Or, wait for a flashable update, as stated above. And if you want to reinstall Magisk you might have to first uninstall it, to start clean. Use this uninstaller.
Thanks for trying to help me
Sorry to ask but i just can't wrap my head around it, how am i supposed to use the uninstaller, what are the steps ? Also i only user Magisk so i think i don't have any custom recovery and don't know what's TWRP purpose.
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Sorry to ask but i just can't wrap my head around it, how am i supposed to use the uninstaller, what are the steps ? Also i only user Magisk so i think i don't have any custom recovery and don't know what's TWRP purpose.
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The uninstaller is a zip that you flash in a custom recovery (i.e. TWRP) to uninstall Magisk completely. You should also be able to use the "Complete uninstall" option in the Magisk Manager.
TWRP is a custom recovery that you can use to make backups of your device partitions (so you don't loose any data if anything goes wrong, it's highly recommended to make regular backups in some way) and install custom ROMs and other modifications to your device. You can either install it permanently or just boot it whenever you need it (there are likely gonna be guides about this in your device's forum).
Since you seem to be quite new at this, I would suggest that you take some time to browse through your device's forum and familarise yourself with things like ADB, fastboot, custom recoveries, custom kernels, ROMs, etc. And if you have more questions like this, it's often best to ask them in the device forum, since there sometimes are device specific things that need to be done for everything to work right.
First of all, I have very limited android experience but I need too root my phone for the functionality of an app that's critical to my business. Anyways, I'm running a Moto x4 with Pie. I already installed magisk 17.3 and magisk manager 6.0.1 using twrp recovery following a tutorial on youtube. When opening the magisk manager, it asked me to update to 7.1.1, which I did. Then it told me that I needed at least v18.0 magisk to be able to run the new magisk manager. Am I able to update magisk by flashing the new zip version in twrp, or is another method required since a prior version is already installed? Is this how I would install all future versions of magisk that comes out? Is there anything that I should know before flashing? I really don't want to get stuck in a boot loop or brick the phone.... Any guidance will be greatly appreciated.
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First of all, I have very limited android experience but I need too root my phone for the functionality of an app that's critical to my business. Anyways, I'm running a Moto x4 with Pie. I already installed magisk 17.3 and magisk manager 6.0.1 using twrp recovery following a tutorial on youtube. When opening the magisk manager, it asked me to update to 7.1.1, which I did. Then it told me that I needed at least v18.0 magisk to be able to run the new magisk manager. Am I able to update magisk by flashing the new zip version in twrp, or is another method required since a prior version is already installed? Is this how I would install all future versions of magisk that comes out? Is there anything that I should know before flashing? I really don't want to get stuck in a boot loop or brick the phone.... Any guidance will be greatly appreciated.
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You can update it from Magisk and as well as from TWRP...
organicloot said:
First of all, I have very limited android experience but I need too root my phone for the functionality of an app that's critical to my business. Anyways, I'm running a Moto x4 with Pie. I already installed magisk 17.3 and magisk manager 6.0.1 using twrp recovery following a tutorial on youtube. When opening the magisk manager, it asked me to update to 7.1.1, which I did. Then it told me that I needed at least v18.0 magisk to be able to run the new magisk manager. Am I able to update magisk by flashing the new zip version in twrp, or is another method required since a prior version is already installed? Is this how I would install all future versions of magisk that comes out? Is there anything that I should know before flashing? I really don't want to get stuck in a boot loop or brick the phone.... Any guidance will be greatly appreciated.
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First of all: backup! Then you can bootloop, brick (or not!) with no worries. Do it with twrp.
Download latest (beta) Magisk 19.0, flash it under twrp and be happy.
Just to add to the above....
Since you're already rooted you don't have to flash the zip in TWRP. Just go to the Magisk Manager Modules section, click the "+"-button and select the Magisk zip. When it's done, reboot and you're updated.
Shubham259 said:
You can update it from Magisk and as well as from TWRP...
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I'm not able to open manager because it says I need at least v18.0. The app wont open.
Didgeridoohan said:
Just to add to the above....
Since you're already rooted you don't have to flash the zip in TWRP. Just go to the Magisk Manager Modules section, click the "+"-button and select the Magisk zip. When it's done, reboot and you're updated.
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If it's in the manager app, I'm not sure how to do it because it says that I can't open it with anything <v18.0.
wilsonhlacerda said:
First of all: backup! Then you can bootloop, brick (or not!) with no worries. Do it with twrp.
Download latest (beta) Magisk 19.0, flash it under twrp and be happy.
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Good news! The flash has been successful. And I learned about NANDroid backups. Super helpful! Thanks for the help!!
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If it's in the manager app, I'm not sure how to do it because it says that I can't open it with anything <v18.0.
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You could of course uninstall the incompatible Manager and reinstall the one that works with your Magisk version.
But, that's now besides the point.
A day when you learn something new is a good day. :good:
If you want to learn more, here's a trivia [emoji14]
Also install "Magisk Manager for Recovery Mode (mm)" module. Not promoting it, but I myself feel it's a good module that you need to have before playing with Magisk Modules
It allows you to manage Magisk Modules from TWRP itself. So next time you run into a bootloop, you know what to do
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Here you can find latest boot image for OnePlus7 Pro rooted with Magisk.
ROM:
OnePlus7ProOxygen_21.E.13_OTA_013_all_1907050211_b8852b6
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AvJju0GuwXqysxoo9LNYN3wla8KX
Why do need the boot.img for root ?
I never used it for root my device.
khalisz said:
Why do need the boot.img for root ?
I never used it for root my device.
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How old is the last phone you had?
Since Jul 9, 2019.
Cozzeck said:
How old is the last phone you had?
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Since Jul 9, 2019.
As of OOS 9.5.10 you can boot twrp by fastboot, then sideload twrp into both slots and finally flash magisk which patches the boot.img itself. Thus no need for patched boot.img anymore.
Does this work for the global version??
Patched boot.img is a silly way of rooting... If someone uses the wrong boot.img for their version it will fail to boot. Plus, booting TWRP and flashing the magisk zip is faster and more reliable
alexander1297 said:
Does this work for the global version??
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The only difference between the global and the EU versions are supposed to be the LTE bands.
lichtblitz said:
As of OOS 9.5.10 you can boot twrp by fastboot, then sideload twrp into both slots and finally flash magisk which patches the boot.img itself. Thus no need for patched boot.img anymore.
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Sorry for asking but I wanna root mine as soon as it comes. So if you install TWRP and flash with magisk the OTAs won't be broken?
Kengat said:
Sorry for asking but I wanna root mine as soon as it comes. So if you install TWRP and flash with magisk the OTAs won't be broken?
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I get still offered OTAs by the system. However I prefer to use Oxygen Updater app from Play Store to download it and flash directly in TWRP.
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I get still offered OTAs by the system. However I prefer to use Oxygen Updater app from Play Store to download it and flash directly in TWRP.
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Oh cool. So like "dirty flashing". Will magisk also get killed in the proccess? I'm not sure how A/B partitions work. Do you just install magisk from twrp or do you have to somehow install it on both partitions?
GM all
I seem to have lost my root after I did the update for 9.5.11 this morning
Here is what I did
I did as stated
Download update, Install, DO NOT REBOOT
Went to Magisk, unistalled all modules, then did OTA Install
Rebooted
Went to Magisk installed TWRP, but my phone froze at that point and the screen turned all white and just sat there
So I clicked on the power button and rebooted
Got back into my phone and checked to see if I was still rooted via root checker app and now it says I AM NOT ROOTED
What can I do to fix this I can launch Magisk, but now it says its is not installed on the screen, so I click install, download the ZIP option
It says Select Method, Download ZIP ONLY which I did or Select and Patch a File which I am not sure what file I need to use?
How can I get my root back on the phones
I am on NOW on 9.5.11 GM 1917
Thanks all
Thanks all
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GM all
I seem to have lost my root after I did the update for 9.5.11 this morning
Here is what I did
I did as stated
Download update, Install, DO NOT REBOOT
Went to Magisk, unistalled all modules, then did OTA Install
Rebooted
Went to Magisk installed TWRP, but my phone froze at that point and the screen turned all white and just sat there
So I clicked on the power button and rebooted
Got back into my phone and checked to see if I was still rooted via root checker app and now it says I AM NOT ROOTED
What can I do to fix this I can launch Magisk, but now it says its is not installed on the screen, so I click install, download the ZIP option
It says Select Method, Download ZIP ONLY which I did or Select and Patch a File which I am not sure what file I need to use?
How can I get my root back on the phones
I am on NOW on 9.5.11 GM 1917
Thanks all
Thanks all
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Follow the steps on TWRP and rooting on my guide. Look in the Guides & Discussion section of XDA
Flashing this on International breaks the WiFi. Does anyone have the international version?
Hideaki02 said:
Flashing this on International breaks the WiFi. Does anyone have the international version?
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just flash boot twrp and flash magisk there..
Arden144 said:
Patched boot.img is a silly way of rooting... If someone uses the wrong boot.img for their version it will fail to boot. Plus, booting TWRP and flashing the magisk zip is faster and more reliable
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If you don't need TWRP, first booting it and flashing the zip takes way longer than "fastboot flash boot boot.img".