I don't have a pc or any external way to install TWRP via ADB. Is there any way to install it without using kingroot(or rooting at all)?
I want to install Lineage.
Update1:Bootloader is unlocked via dev options
Update2:My mistake on the bootloader being unlocked, thanks for pointing that out)
Update3: I guess I will just need to get a PC for a day or two. But once I have TWRP installed I can load Lineage+GAPs just through TWRP right?
No, you have to make a backup of everything on the phone and unlock bootloader in order to flash anything. You can't do this without PC.
Nope, you need Fastboot to flash TWRP to the Recovery partition unfortunately. Since you need to unlock bootloader first, you cannot use any one-click root app to root on a locked bootloader. After unlocking bootloader you can flash TWRP then. All this needs to be done on a PC with ADB/Fastboot drivers.
thes3usa said:
Nope, you need Fastboot to flash TWRP to the Recovery partition unfortunately. Since you need to unlock bootloader first, you cannot use any one-click root app to root on a locked bootloader. After unlocking bootloader you can flash TWRP then. All this needs to be done on a PC with ADB/Fastboot drivers.
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My bootloader is unlocked through the dev options. Does that help at all?
NeoMeir said:
My bootloader is unlocked through the dev options. Does that help at all?
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Yes, but you still need a PC to flash recovery using fastboot.
przemcio510 said:
Yes, but you still need a PC to flash recovery using fastboot.
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Through "Dev Option" means he has OEM Unlocking enabled. Does not mean his Bootloader is unlocked.
thes3usa said:
Through "Dev Option" means he has OEM Unlocking enabled. Does not mean his Bootloader is unlocked.
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I know that, nonetheless it does help if you would like to unlock bootloader at all.
You can't unlock BL w/o enabling OEM unlock first, can you?
przemcio510 said:
You can't unlock BL w/o enabling OEM unlock first, can you?
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Not really sure about this. As I remember, I never selected the Option in Developer Options when I first Unlocked my bootloader. This was over a year ago, and I never needed to relock and unlock my BL again. So, you may be right.
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Hi there,
While trying to restore my phone to factory condition using the Nexus Root toolkit, I then locked my bootloader. Now I'm bootlooped with a locked bootloader. Is there any way out?
Thanks ahead of time for your considerations,
captadv
captadv said:
Hi there,
While trying to restore my phone to factory condition using the Nexus Root toolkit, I then locked my bootloader. Now I'm bootlooped with a locked bootloader. Is there any way out?
Thanks ahead of time for your considerations,
captadv
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If you booted and enabled OEM unlock in developer options before you locked it should be able to still unlock it. I bootlooped mine yesterday. Unlocked it again and flashed boot.img to fix the bootloop. If can't unlock not much can do I think. Never lock right after flashing without booting first and enable unlock in settings. If have TWRP may be able to sideload a rom and boot it.
captadv said:
Hi there,
While trying to restore my phone to factory condition using the Nexus Root toolkit, I then locked my bootloader. Now I'm bootlooped with a locked bootloader. Is there any way out?
Thanks ahead of time for your considerations,
captadv
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well, the only way for you to unlock your bootloader and flash anything would be to boot up and enable oem unlocking. but you cant do that. do you havd twrp recovery installed by chance? your only option is to fastboot format your cache and fastboot format your user data. yes, thats your only option. otherwise your n6 is essentially a brick.
Tarp is installed... Step by step needed
Could you forward me a step by step?
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Could you forward me a step by step?
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via fastboot while in your bootloader..
fastboot format cache
fastboot format userdata
That did the trick...
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Could you forward me a step by step?
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THANKS!!!!
captadv said:
THANKS!!!!
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did it work? nevermind, i read the top of your post
I was trying to sideload the new update and something wen wrong and it stopped updating. I tried to boot it up but now its just in a bootloop. I am completly stock and don't have TWRP. Is their a way to force unlock bootloader?
win465 said:
I was trying to sideload the new update and something wen wrong and it stopped updating. I tried to boot it up but now its just in a bootloop. I am completly stock and don't have TWRP. Is their a way to force unlock bootloader?
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without enabling oem unlock in the developer options, nope. but you can use the stock recovery to check if a factory reset would help.
Factory reset doesn't help. When trying to sideload I keep getting error "system partition has unexpected contents" (Status 7).
win465 said:
Factory reset doesn't help. When trying to sideload I keep getting error "system partition has unexpected contents" (Status 7).
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Had you unencrypted?
Yes, but i flashed backed to stock kernal.
win465 said:
Yes, but i flashed backed to stock kernal.
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How?
Using the nexus tool kit. After that I locked the bootloader to sideload the update.
win465 said:
Using the nexus tool kit. After that I locked the bootloader to sideload the update.
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Were you rooted before all of this too?
Nope
Evolution_Tech said:
Were you rooted before all of this too?
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Nope
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Nope
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Then the toolkit most likely didn't replace the proper kernel, which is why the OTA failed. You'll have to RMA.
Evolution_Tech said:
Then the toolkit most likely didn't replace the proper kernel, which is why the OTA failed. You'll have to RMA.
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Which toolkit did you use? Try to flash everything in BOOTLOADER with the newest 5.1.1 using ADB and Fastboot commands as opposed to the Toolkits. I'm hoping your successful in your endeavours, I'm working on mine too. Even if you are missing any part of your stock image or basic partitions, you should be able to flash it back to normal via your bootloader. I had a similar issue with my Nexus 5, last week, actually.
EDIT: So, when you sideload or fastboot the system partition, it's stopping you? I may have sleep induced stupidity here and not fully taking in the issue but, I was able to flash 5.1.0 on my Nexus 5 after re-locking it via fastboot commands.
RedHazy said:
Which toolkit did you use? Try to flash everything in BOOTLOADER with the newest 5.1.1 using ADB and Fastboot commands as opposed to the Toolkits. I'm hoping your successful in your endeavours, I'm working on mine too. Even if you are missing any part of your stock image or basic partitions, you should be able to flash it back to normal via your bootloader. I had a similar issue with my Nexus 5, last week, actually.
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Not when his bootloader is locked. Unfortunately, the OP has locked his bootloader and can't boot to android to enable OEM unlock.
Possible idea
Evolution_Tech said:
Not when his bootloader is locked. Unfortunately, the OP has locked his bootloader and can't boot to android to enable OEM unlock.
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There's some more concrete info in the first couple pages, especially regarding our N6's:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-9/help/to-toggle-allow-oem-unlock-via-fastboot-t3091119
Hope this helps.
I'll keep my eyes open for anything that seems pertinent.
Best of luck
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Which toolkit did you use? Try to flash everything in BOOTLOADER with the newest 5.1.1 using ADB and Fastboot commands as opposed to the Toolkits. I'm hoping your successful in your endeavours, I'm working on mine too. Even if you are missing any part of your stock image or basic partitions, you should be able to flash it back to normal via your bootloader. I had a similar issue with my Nexus 5, last week, actually.
EDIT: So, when you sideload or fastboot the system partition, it's stopping you? I may have sleep induced stupidity here and not fully taking in the issue but, I was able to flash 5.1.0 on my Nexus 5 after re-locking it via fastboot commands.
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I get this error message "system partition has unexpected contents" (Status 7).
win465 said:
I was trying to sideload the new update and something wen wrong and it stopped updating. I tried to boot it up but now its just in a bootloop. I am completly stock and don't have TWRP. Is their a way to force unlock bootloader?
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Can you fastboot boot twrp recovery? And if that is possible, will twrp flash zips with a locked bootloader?
Edit: I'm almost certain fastboot boot recovery won't work with a locked bootloader. I almost thought I had a good idea.
I am in the same situation. Bootloader locked and no custom recovery nor adb enabled. surprisingly enough, yesterday my phone could boot up but it's stuck now in the configuration process. I cannot access to the settings so I can check usb debugging or oem unlock. I can only access the dialer. my question is: is there anyway to do that with just a dialer code?
Just to clarify: you never need to relock your bootloader! Unless you have some kind of security restrictions from the company you work with or something, just don't!
OTA can be installed even with the bootloader unlocked (normal or sideload). The only prerequisite is that the system is stock (not rooted, stock kernel, stock recovery, and so on).
Didgeridoohan said:
Just to clarify: you never need to relock your bootloader! Unless you have some kind of security restrictions from the company you work with or something, just don't!
OTA can be installed even with the bootloader unlocked (normal or sideload). The only prerequisite is that the system is stock (not rooted, stock kernel, stock recovery, and so on).
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Sorry for the noob question but where can I find these OTAs and how to install one of them? Does it require usb debugging to be enabled?
I've got one you've never heard of before. A Nexus 6 with TWRP loaded. Phone will boot to Recovery or Bootloader, but 'System' boot goes to "Google" and never loads. ROM is gone. Bootloader is locked. Do I have a 3-week-old brick? Phone was previously rooted and functioning, but change from Sprint to Google Fi required the stock ROM. Somehow the bootloader got locked and there was no option to enable developer mode in the ROM. So now we're here. What options do I have, other than buying another phone? I can't RMA, since it's been rooted and unlocked. I'm just screwed out of my $300 phone.
Wipe userdata and cache in TWRP. While in TWRP, hook up to your computer and transfer over a ROM zip (whatever custom ROM). Flash in TWRP.
Voila!
Didgeridoohan said:
Wipe userdata and cache in TWRP. While in TWRP, hook up to your computer and transfer over a ROM zip (whatever custom ROM). Flash in TWRP.
Voila!
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Bootloader is locked...it won't install the ROMs. I have no way to unlock it at this point.
mightymichelob said:
Bootloader is locked...it won't install the ROMs. I have no way to unlock it at this point.
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Have you tried? 'Cause the method I describe above have been known to work when people mess up their phones by locking the bootloader without a bootable system.
can you fastboot flash in the bootloader? if so, try Nexus Root Toolkit to try and unlock the bootloader/restore stock/do a thing to get your device back to a useful state.
SamsonIncorporated said:
can you fastboot flash in the bootloader? if so, try Nexus Root Toolkit to try and unlock the bootloader/restore stock/do a thing to get your device back to a useful state.
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Do tell me which magic toolkit can unlock anything without you enabling Enable OEM Unlocking in settings.
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mightymichelob said:
Bootloader is locked...it won't install the ROMs. I have no way to unlock it at this point.
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So you didn't try to flash, e.g. cyanogenmod 13 withy TWRP, then boot it up, enable OEM unlocking, and unlock bootloader?
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Do tell me which magic toolkit can unlock anything without you enabling Enable OEM Unlocking in settings.
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So you didn't try to flash, e.g. cyanogenmod 13 withy TWRP, then boot it up, enable OEM unlocking, and unlock bootloader?
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he said he can't install any ROM at this point due to the bootloader being locked. If he can't install a ROM, he can't get into Settings to enable OEM Unlocking. As for being able to flash, whether through toolkit or command line, any suggestion is better than nothing. Ultimately just trying to help a fellow user out.
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he said he can't install any ROM at this point due to the bootloader being locked. If he can't install a ROM, he can't get into Settings to enable OEM Unlocking. As for being able to flash, whether through toolkit or command line, any suggestion is better than nothing. Ultimately just trying to help a fellow user out.
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1. Any valid suggestion, yes, but a shot in the dark doesn't help much, does it now. More so, if we know that toolkits are nothing more than graphical frontends to comandline tools. So if typing fastboot oem unlock gives you error, then executing the same command from the toolkit will give you the same error.
2. There is not enough information on how @mightymichelob tried to flash a rom. Because fastboot flash will fail, while flashing a zip, e.g. cm-13.0 should not.
He has twrp installed what's the big deal, move a rom to SD card from twrp and flash it, am I missing something?
if you have twrp installed, then your bootloader IS unlocked, period. you can not flash twrp with a locked bootloader.
edit.. nevermind, assuming op locked his bootloader. format cache and userdata via fastboot then flash a rom.
Bootloader *was* unlocked. I screwed up and locked it, which then wiped my system settings. I could no longer get in to turn Developer Mode on so I could unlock it again because it said my user didn't have permission. After using NRT, and scouring Google for hours, I ended up with a wiped ROM and an MRT that will no longer mount. I have a ROM pushed to the device, but when trying to install, it fires off error after error about the data partition not existing (it won't mount, either). I have rooted a dozen phones or more in my life...I have no idea why this one decided to brick hard. I have no partitions, no bootloader unlock, and no way to recover. It was a long shot, but I thought maybe there was some magical solution. If it's going to exist, it would be on XDA forums.
Have you tried the repair option in twrp?
mightymichelob said:
Bootloader *was* unlocked. I screwed up and locked it, which then wiped my system settings. I could no longer get in to turn Developer Mode on so I could unlock it again because it said my user didn't have permission. After using NRT, and scouring Google for hours, I ended up with a wiped ROM and an MRT that will no longer mount. I have a ROM pushed to the device, but when trying to install, it fires off error after error about the data partition not existing (it won't mount, either). I have rooted a dozen phones or more in my life...I have no idea why this one decided to brick hard. I have no partitions, no bootloader unlock, and no way to recover. It was a long shot, but I thought maybe there was some magical solution. If it's going to exist, it would be on XDA forums.
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nope, nothing "magical" exists. the only way to unlock your bootloader is to enable the option in developer settings first. formatting cache and userdata in fastboot should let you flash a rom via twrp.
I'm getting some random disconnects on wifi after the update to miui 11, so I want to go back to the miui 10. Can someone explain to me how I can do that?
If your bootloader is locked then download fastboot ROM and flash it using mi flash. If bootloader unlocked the usual way.
g_seva said:
If your bootloader is locked then download fastboot ROM and flash it using mi flash. If bootloader unlocked the usual way.
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I just swiped right to wipe. Flashed a pie rom and it worked.
g_seva said:
If your bootloader is locked then download fastboot ROM and flash it using mi flash. If bootloader unlocked the usual way.
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I get this error when I try to flash it. "Erase is not allowed in lock state". So, I can't flash it without unlocking it?
vitor_fs said:
I get this error when I try to flash it. "Erase is not allowed in lock state". So, I can't flash it without unlocking it?
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For flashing recovery ROM, MUST.
g_seva said:
For flashing recovery ROM, MUST.
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Amazing. I'll wait until weekend, when the time to unlock bootloader ends.
vitor_fs said:
Amazing. I'll wait until weekend, when the time to unlock bootloader ends.
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You can use fastboot ROM as i already said Bootloader is needed mainly for custom ROMs and root.
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You can use fastboot ROM as i already said Bootloader is needed mainly for custom ROMs and root.
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Sorry man, I never changed a xiaomi rom before. I'll try it now. Thanks man! One last doubt, I just need to flash through updater? Nothing more?
g_seva said:
You can use fastboot ROM as i already said Bootloader is needed mainly for custom ROMs and root.
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Nevermind, found it. XD
g_seva said:
You can use fastboot ROM as i already said Bootloader is needed mainly for custom ROMs and root.
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Nope, tried, don't got it. When I try to install the fastboot rom, I always get the message on miflash that I need to unlock it first. Can you send me a link that shows how to do it without unlock the bootloader?
vitor_fs said:
Nope, tried, don't got it. When I try to install the fastboot rom, I always get the message on miflash that I need to unlock it first. Can you send me a link that shows how to do it without unlock the bootloader?
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MIUI 10 fastboot:
Global:
http://bigota.d.miui.com/V10.2.13.0...XM_20190709.0000.00_9.0_global_73cdd6acfe.tgz
Global EEU (for Europe):
https://bigota.d.miui.com/V10.2.30....AEUXM_20190806.0000.00_9.0_eea_391ddcd7d0.tgz
Download, extract the archive, reboot your device in to fastboot mode and connect it to pc, flash using Mi Flash (option flash all).
Fastboot and adb must be installed on your pc.
g_seva said:
MIUI 10 fastboot:
Global:
http://bigota.d.miui.com/V10.2.13.0...XM_20190709.0000.00_9.0_global_73cdd6acfe.tgz
Global EEU (for Europe):
https://bigota.d.miui.com/V10.2.30....AEUXM_20190806.0000.00_9.0_eea_391ddcd7d0.tgz
Download, extract the archive, reboot your device in to fastboot mode and connect it to pc, flash using Mi Flash (option flash all).
Fastboot and adb must be installed on your pc.
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Did exactly like you said, got the same message. Maybe the procedure has been modified.
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Did exactly like you said, got the same message. Maybe the procedure has been modified.
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Then i have been mistaken and you must have unlocked bootloader even for fastboot ROM.
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Then i have been mistaken and you must have unlocked bootloader even for fastboot ROM.
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Well, no problem. I'll wait and flash the miui 10. Thanks anyway!
I used this version of MiFlash Unlock Tool, miflash_unlock-en-2.2.624.14, to unlock my bootloader immediately without the waiting period. Do take note that unlocking your bootloader will wipe your phone.
sangbuana said:
I used this version of MiFlash Unlock Tool, miflash_unlock-en-2.2.624.14, to unlock my bootloader immediately without the waiting period. Do take note that unlocking your bootloader will wipe your phone.
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I'll try use that version. I'm aware about the wipe, backup is already up. Thanks man!
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I used this version of MiFlash Unlock Tool, miflash_unlock-en-2.2.624.14, to unlock my bootloader immediately without the waiting period. Do take note that unlocking your bootloader will wipe your phone.
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Don't work anymore, asks to download the lastest version.
g_seva said:
If your bootloader is locked then download fastboot ROM and flash it using mi flash. If bootloader unlocked the usual way.
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My bootloader is locked. Can you tell me where to find fastboot ROM and an explanation to do it?
I'd like to go back to miui 10 as well (v2.13). BL unlocked but I have a weird problem when flashing. I can't flash crclist partition (just failed). What you guys think - is safe to try fastboot erase and then flash? Someone had promlem like mine before?
Btw - crclist "image" is just a txt file.
Steeplechase said:
My bootloader is locked. Can you tell me where to find fastboot ROM and an explanation to do it?
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1 post on second page. But thread started says he can't flash fastboot ROM.
I was wondering is there any RP2 ROMS like Lineage os or other ROMS? Or not yet or it's not possible to make for this kind of phone or maybe i didn't search more to know what's going on??
No specific ROM for RP2 but you can install GSI ROM after unlocking your bootloader.
Peace
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No specific ROM for RP2 but you can install GSI ROM after unlocking your bootloader.
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Okay Thanks for the info, But i'm trying to root my phone on mr2 i can't find any thread that shows how to root mr2 with steps ??
I'm on MR 2 as well. Follow these steps :-
Unlock bootloader.
Flash Arter's kernel from bootloader mode. Then boot into TWRP recovery (comes with Arters kernel) and from there flash latest Magisk zip to get root.
Peace
chris5s said:
I'm on MR 2 as well. Follow these steps :-
Unlock bootloader.
Flash Arter's kernel from bootloader mode. Then boot into TWRP recovery (comes with Arters kernel) and from there flash latest Magisk zip to get root.
Peace
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Doesn't work on MR2 December realeas i tried and it bricked my phone any other way?
AssyrianHero said:
Doesn't work on MR2 December realeas i tried and it bricked my phone any other way?
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Yes it does you have to flash the global version NOT the AT&T version.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/cheryl-factory-images/aura-p-release-3123-user-full.zip
JDBarlow said:
Yes it does you have to flash the global version NOT the AT&T version.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/cheryl-factory-images/aura-p-release-3123-user-full.zip
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Yes this is what i'm flashing "aura-p-release-3123-user-full" its global version and i think i'm doing something wrong can you explain step by step instructions? cause i'm new to RP2 and i'm used to old simple root method
Have you tried flashing Arter's kernel then reboot into system before trying to root?
If that works then maybe it's the rooting that's bricking the phone?
Which version of Magisk are you trying to flash?
chris5s said:
Have you tried flashing Arter's kernel then reboot into system before trying to root?
If that works then maybe it's the rooting that's bricking the phone?
Which version of Magisk are you trying to flash?
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The problem there is no steps that shows what to do I'm just using my own steps, and I'm not using any Magisk I'm just trying to flash Arter's kernel.
Maybe explain what steps you are doing and what errors you are getting then?
Can you put the phone into bootloader mode? Is it unlocked? Do you have adb and do you know how to use it?
Peace.
AssyrianHero said:
Yes this is what i'm flashing "aura-p-release-3123-user-full" its global version and i think i'm doing something wrong can you explain step by step instructions? cause i'm new to RP2 and i'm used to old simple root method
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Honestly it's easier to root phones today than it ever has especially the RP2.
If you are truly unlocked this should only take you minutes to do.
First things first. Open a terminal where you have ADB / FASTBOOT installed or if you setup the attributes properly just open a terminal.
Type adb devices and it should give you your serial number of your phone. If not adb isn't installed properly.
If so, type adb reboot bootloader and phone will boot to bootloader.
Type fastboot devices and again it should give you the phones ID. If not fastboot isn't installed properly.
If so, type fastboot flash boot and the name of your arter97 file.img this will also install TWRP.
After installation from bootloader menu scroll down to reboot recovery and it should boot to TWRP.
Click cancel then swipe to allow modifications. In TWRP menu select INSTALL then choose where you've saved the magisk 20.3 file on your SD or internal drive.
After installation reboot system then install magisk manager if not already installed. At this point you're rooted. Have a great weekend!!
Good luck! :good:
Make sure you have unlocked your phone, suggest following razer official instruction.(new xda user cant post outside link, search it)
1.Unlock the Bootloader 2.Unlock the Bootloader Critical Partitions 3.Flash official System Image
And please note unlock will erases all user data on the Phone!
After unlocked your phone you can flash arter97 kernel or f(x)THaxxorX TrinityKernel. Both of them contain TWRP, install Magisk Manager and flash Magisk in TWRP. Get rooted.
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Maybe explain what steps you are doing and what errors you are getting then?
Can you put the phone into bootloader mode? Is it unlocked? Do you have adb and do you know how to use it?
Peace.
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The bootloader is unlocked i do have adb and i i know how to use it I've been rooting all my phones HTC M9 Samsung S7-8-9 and OnePlus 7 I've rooted too many phones but this one is little bit different than others i tried my own steps like i used to do:
I reboot my phone into bootloader and type fastboot devices and it gives me the Serial number and i then i type fastboot boot boot.img i don't know if this command works with this phone it actually worked with other phones this one not..
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Make sure you have unlocked your phone, suggest following razer official instruction.(new xda user cant post outside link, search it)
1.Unlock the Bootloader 2.Unlock the Bootloader Critical Partitions 3.Flash official System Image
And please note unlock will erases all user data on the Phone!
After unlocked your phone you can flash arter97 kernel or f(x)THaxxorX TrinityKernel. Both of them contain TWRP, install Magisk Manager and flash Magisk in TWRP. Get rooted.
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How to unlock the Bootloader Critical Partitions? I think i missed this step i have the bootloader unlocked..
Look on the Razer website for the specific instructions to unlock bootloader/critical.
The fastboot command to flash a boot img is
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Peace
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How to unlock the Bootloader Critical Partitions? I think i missed this step i have the bootloader unlocked..
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"fastboot flashing unlock" unlock bootloader
"fastboot flashing unlock_critical" unlock the bootloader critical partitions
Also, make sure you're using the Razer recommended USB cord and ADB/Fastboot.
https://developer.razer.com/razer-phone-dev-tools/factory-images/
Cables
When connecting your Razer Phone to a computer for any development, it is advised by Razer to not use the in-box USB Type-C to Type-C charging cable for flashing. The supplied cable is specifically engineered for fast power delivery, not for data transfer. Razer recommends you use a USB 3 Type-A to Type-C spec-compliant cable for any device flashing.
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Upgrade your ADB/Fastboot here.