Hi all - what is the best way to achieve root on a fresh XZ1C out of the box?
I'd like to retain all camera functionality and quality consistent with stock rom (which I've read is possible after the latest December Pie update). I'm ok with losing DRM keys and associated features like BRAVIA display engine
From browsing this forum, I would guess the following steps are appropriate:
1. From shipped rom base, use OTA to upgrade to latest stock Pie firmware
2. Unlock bootloader using sony website
3. Install Magisk 18.0
Can anyone share their experience of advise the best way to go about this? Thanks!
Why would you want to lose drm keys as it's possible to make a backup before unlocking?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xp...devonly-exploits-temp-root-to-backup-t3795510
This.
Downgrade -> Backup ta -> unlock bootloader Flash latest via newflasher -> flash secd patch for pie -> flash twrp -> flash magisk -> profit
wyt18 said:
Hi all - what is the best way to achieve root on a fresh XZ1C out of the box?
I'd like to retain all camera functionality and quality consistent with stock rom (which I've read is possible after the latest December Pie update). I'm ok with losing DRM keys and associated features like BRAVIA display engine
From browsing this forum, I would guess the following steps are appropriate:
1. From shipped rom base, use OTA to upgrade to latest stock Pie firmware
2. Unlock bootloader using sony website
3. Install Magisk 18.0
Can anyone share their experience of advise the best way to go about this? Thanks!
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It's a lot of work but it's possible. I just got my phone and now have Pie with Magisk 18.0 rooted.
Basically follow the directions here. Note the step " FIRST FLASH THE LATEST FIRMWARE THEN REBOOT- USE LATEST FLASHTOOL" use Flashtools to download the latest firmware (Pie) and flash it.
From my experience DRM keys are no longer an issue with Pie because I didn't apply any fix and the camera is working.
vofferz said:
Why would you want to lose drm keys as it's possible to make a backup before unlocking?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xp...devonly-exploits-temp-root-to-backup-t3795510
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does this method allow you to continue flashing latest stock firmware after restoring TA? I need the regular security patch updates to meet BYOD policies
wyt18 said:
does this method allow you to continue flashing latest stock firmware after restoring TA? I need the regular security patch updates to meet BYOD policies
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Sure. I have the latest Customized CH (47.2.A.4.41) firmware on my phone.
You just have to flash them manually if you unlock bootloader (which is required for root).
Just never flash the .ta-files or persist*.sin to avoid losing keys or userdata*.sin when you update if you want to keep your data.
Also if you flash the secd patch for Pie (provided somewhere in the TA backup thread) you get an OTA update notification when an update is available for your fw customization. You won't be able to update automatically though but have to flash manually with newflasher.
LuminousOne said:
It's a lot of work but it's possible. I just got my phone and now have Pie with Magisk 18.0 rooted.
Basically follow the directions here. Note the step " FIRST FLASH THE LATEST FIRMWARE THEN REBOOT- USE LATEST FLASHTOOL" use Flashtools to download the latest firmware (Pie) and flash it.
From my experience DRM keys are no longer an issue with Pie because I didn't apply any fix and the camera is working.
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thanks! since this is a kernel fix, does it prevent you from upgrading to the latest stock firmware via newflasher? seems more complicated than the solution above where you backup the TA / DRM keys ...
wyt18 said:
thanks! since this is a kernel fix, does it prevent you from upgrading to the latest stock firmware via newflasher? seems more complicated than the solution above where you backup the TA / DRM keys ...
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Not sure if I'm understanding your question but I could not get newflasher to work. Flashtools got the job done fine. If you're concerned about future updates, any root method by Magisk should be ok since it's systemless.
LuminousOne said:
Not sure if I'm understanding your question but I could not get newflasher to work. Flashtools got the job done fine. If you're concerned about future updates, any root method by Magisk should be ok since it's systemless.
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have you updated to the latest Pie firmwares as they were released? one potential problem with the kernel DRMfix method is that the DRMfix patch comes with the kernel, which gets updated with each rom and security patch release. So new rom updates could potentially "erase" the DRMfix. Flashing a new rom over the DRMfix could keep root, but remove the effects of DRMfix (and impact camera functionality)
the other method above (backing up and restoring TA) seems to be more future proof to allow for updates as new roms get released
vofferz said:
Sure. I have the latest Customized CH (47.2.A.4.41) firmware on my phone.
You just have to flash them manually if you unlock bootloader (which is required for root).
Just never flash the .ta-files or persist*.sin to avoid losing keys or userdata*.sin when you update if you want to keep your data.
Also if you flash the secd patch for Pie (provided somewhere in the TA backup thread) you get an OTA update notification when an update is available for your fw customization. You won't be able to update automatically though but have to flash manually with newflasher.
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how do you flash manually to retain the root? i excluded *.ta and persis*.sin on latest firmware and flash it, but root and twrp are gone
is there any file that should be excluded to retain the root?
autobanned said:
how do you flash manually to retain the root? i excluded *.ta and persis*.sin on latest firmware and flash it, but root and twrp are gone
is there any file that should be excluded to retain the root?
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Follow the instructions on janjan's kernel thread
autobanned said:
how do you flash manually to retain the root? i excluded *.ta and persis*.sin on latest firmware and flash it, but root and twrp are gone
is there any file that should be excluded to retain the root?
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You can just flash magisk again to gain root access. Not a big deal.
Or try j4nn's instructions with modified kernel: https://forum.xda-developers.com/xp...oted-kernel-hiding-bootloader-unlock-t3898711
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Hey,
I have a rooted Z3 Compact (D5803) with locked bootloader (via the gfrieroot hack).
However now I still have this old fw and I want to update to the latest KitKat FW, 23.0.1.A.5.77, according to this list:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/list-stock-firmwares-d5803-d5833-t2906706
So now I'm wondering how can I do this, with keeping root?
TY
PS:
Before you ask, I want to stay with KitKat until Lollipop is more mainstream -> less problems.
According to the topic that you linked, it is written in the FAQ :
My current firmware is already rooted, will I need to root again after flashing?
Yes you will, as every time you flash you erase the system partition entirely (root included).
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spookyneo said:
According to the topic that you linked, it is written in the FAQ :
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Maybe, but I don't know how. Especially since I used a hack/exploit to obtain root w locked bootloader, which only works in that old FW (so I can't just update and do it again).
However from what I read there are ppl who have root, locked bootloader and a recent FW... So I guess there must be a way...
You have to find the original FTF for the version you want (23.0.1.A.5.77), and either make or download a pre-rooted flashable.zip for that version. Then just follow the last part "Install latest firwmare with root, DRM keys, recovery" from the rooting guide again: http://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/how-to-root-backup-drm-keys-t3013343
If you want to keep your data partition and internal storage, remember to check "DATA" and "CACHE" in addition to "SYSTEM" in Step 43.
twisteroid said:
You have to find the original FTF for the version you want (23.0.1.A.5.77), and either make or download a pre-rooted flashable.zip for that version. Then just follow the last part "Install latest firwmare with root, DRM keys, recovery" from the rooting guide again: http://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/how-to-root-backup-drm-keys-t3013343
If you want to keep your data partition and internal storage, remember to check "DATA" and "CACHE" in addition to "SYSTEM" in Step 43.
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Thanks, this looks very promising - too bad there is only a US pre-rooted version...
Ah, well so I will now know all the steps...
twisteroid said:
You have to find the original FTF for the version you want (23.0.1.A.5.77), and either make or download a pre-rooted flashable.zip for that version. Then just follow the last part "Install latest firwmare with root, DRM keys, recovery" from the rooting guide again: http://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/how-to-root-backup-drm-keys-t3013343 .
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Also, looking at that tutorial it doesn't seem to be necessary to have a rooted phone for that...
Why did I went then through the hassle of downgrading fw, gfrieroot hack and so on? *aaargh*
faxd said:
Also, looking at that tutorial it doesn't seem to be necessary to have a rooted phone for that...
Why did I went then through the hassle of downgrading fw, gfrieroot hack and so on? *aaargh*
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Well, because you need a recovery to flash the pre-rooted zip, and to have a recovery you have to root first. The pre-rooted SYSTEM partition cannot be flashed using Flashtool because it would not pass signature check. The only way to flash it is to use root access and a working recovery.
Edit: and that reminds me, if you have root but no recovery yet, install NUT's dual recovery first.
I was a pro Symbian firmware modder in good old Symbian days. And now migrated to android.
Thus this will be my first Android root and if succeeded I'll make and release some good CFWs.
I want to root my Z3 Compact coz some apps needs device rooted and also I dont want any restrictions.
My Z3 Compact is under warranty and I dont want to brick it nor wanna void its warranty.
I just want to Root my Z3 Compact to stock original firmware.
Currently I'm on KITKAT 4.4.4. ver. 23.0.1.A.5.77. INDIA (D5833)
Not interested for Lollypop. So please dont suggest to.
I know I have to follow the following thread:
How-to: root, keep and backup DRM keys, etc. [KitKat/Lollipops]
Still some queries before proceeding further:
In the above thread it states that,
---Downgrade the firmware, as the root exploit only works with older firmware such as 23.0.A.2.93.
So does that mean I have to downgrade below my current23.0.1.A.5.77. ?
---Downgrade fw to 23.0.A.2.93 (Device D5803) or anything prior to 23.0.1.A.5.77 (december fw)
So does this method also work on D5833) ?
---Upgrade the firmware to the latest version, while retaining root access.
So do I compulsorily have to update to any latest ver. of Kitkat or Lollipop?
I dont wanna move from my current 23.0.1.A.5.77.
---Also what is pre-rooted image and non-pre-rooted image? Which one to go for?
---Also I dont want to Unlock my Bootloader so is Rooting possible without unlocking bootloader?
---Finally I need Stock Original Sony INDIA ver 23.0.1.A.5.77 (D5833)
So where can I find it?
Answer my queries as they appear to get a clear idea.
nri_tech1183 said:
I was a pro Symbian firmware modder in good old Symbian days. And now migrated to android.
Thus this will be my first Android root and if succeeded I'll make and release some good CFWs.
I want to root my Z3 Compact coz some apps needs device rooted and also I dont want any restrictions.
My Z3 Compact is under warranty and I dont want to brick it nor wanna void its warranty.
I just want to Root my Z3 Compact to stock original firmware.
Currently I'm on KITKAT 4.4.4. ver. 23.0.1.A.5.77. INDIA (D5833)
Not interested for Lollypop. So please dont suggest to.
I know I have to follow the following thread:
How-to: root, keep and backup DRM keys, etc. [KitKat/Lollipops]
Still some queries before proceeding further:
In the above thread it states that,
---Downgrade the firmware, as the root exploit only works with older firmware such as 23.0.A.2.93.
So does that mean I have to downgrade below my current23.0.1.A.5.77. ?
---Downgrade fw to 23.0.A.2.93 (Device D5803) or anything prior to 23.0.1.A.5.77 (december fw)
So does this method also work on D5833) ?
---Upgrade the firmware to the latest version, while retaining root access.
So do I compulsorily have to update to any latest ver. of Kitkat or Lollipop?
I dont wanna move from my current 23.0.1.A.5.77.
---Also what is pre-rooted image and non-pre-rooted image? Which one to go for?
---Also I dont want to Unlock my Bootloader so is Rooting possible without unlocking bootloader?
---Finally I need Stock Original Sony INDIA ver 23.0.1.A.5.77 (D5833)
So where can I find it?
Answer my queries as they appear to get a clear idea.
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Cannot answer everything but will try : it should work on d5833. All you need is the old firmware for the root exploid. Pre rooted image is a zip file which u can flash via recovery after u root ur current firmware and install recovery. With this u will have root from the beginning. Nearly all flashable rom have root access.
Dont know if india has some difference in firmware but u could try a pre rooted international firmware.
Unlocking bootloader is not needed for root as long as u stay on stock roms. If u want try cm12 or something else u have to unlock.
Reason for needed downgrade is the fact to backup drm keys(ta partition). Root would be easy just unlock bootloader install recovery flash su, done. But then drm keys are gone. That is the Reason for this procedure. If a general firmware wont work for u u have to download the indian firmware via xperiafirm and use prfcreator to build ur own pre rooted zip
basti2909 said:
Cannot answer everything but will try : it should work on d5833. All you need is the old firmware for the root exploid. Pre rooted image is a zip file which u can flash via recovery after u root ur current firmware and install recovery. With this u will have root from the beginning. Nearly all flashable rom have root access.
Dont know if india has some difference in firmware but u could try a pre rooted international firmware.
Unlocking bootloader is not needed for root as long as u stay on stock roms. If u want try cm12 or something else u have to unlock.
Reason for needed downgrade is the fact to backup drm keys(ta partition). Root would be easy just unlock bootloader install recovery flash su, done. But then drm keys are gone. That is the Reason for this procedure. If a general firmware wont work for u u have to download the indian firmware via xperiafirm and use prfcreator to build ur own pre rooted zip
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Ok thanks.
So can I go ahead for root with my current kitkat 23.0.1.A.5.77 ?
...Sent from my Z3 C
Awaiting More help and replies.
...Sent from my Z3 C
@nri_tech1183
- D5833: For sure!
- Root with locked bootloader: Yep!
- Sony's stock firmwares: XperiFirm (KK or LP)
- Flashing stock firmwares: Flashtool
- Root: Downgrade to 23.0.A.2.106 fw (or older) and giefroot it (23.0.1.A.5.77 is not rootable by giefroot's exploit)!
- Utils for post root: XZDualRecovery and PRFCreator
- Pre-rooted image: Stock fw with root and/or recovery(ies)
- Non-pre-rooted image: Stock fw
Ok so once rooted can I again flash to 23.0.1.A.5.77 ???
serajr said:
@nri_tech1183
- D5833: For sure!
- Root with locked bootloader: Yep!
- Sony's stock firmwares: XperiFirm (KK or LP)
- Flashing stock firmwares: Flashtool
- Root: Downgrade to 23.0.A.2.106 fw (or older) and giefroot it (23.0.1.A.5.77 is not rootable by giefroot's exploit)!
- Utils for post root: XZDualRecovery and PRFCreator
- Pre-rooted image: Stock fw with root and/or recovery(ies)
- Non-pre-rooted image: Stock fw
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nri_tech1183 said:
Ok so once rooted can I again flash to 23.0.1.A.5.77 ???
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Yep, do it this way:
- Install Dual Recovery (installer)
- Create a 23.0.1.A.5.77 pre rooted firmware with Super SU and Dual Recovery
- Flash it on recovery
Guys I found another guide which allows to Root on 23.0.1.A.5.77 . http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/how-root-xperia-z3-z3-compact-locked-bootloaders-1485046
What you suggest??
I'm not able to find anyware Indian ver. of Xperia Z3 compact D5833 KITKAT ver 23.0.A.2.93.
If anybody willing to help me get it somewhere only then I'm willing to root with the method mentioned here.
Also whats the diff. between Commercial/journalist firmware and regional ones?
simplest way to root ANY smartphone without pc
1. Allow unknown sources
2. Install aptoi
3. Search in aptoide "safe remove system app"
4. Install it and run
5. It requires root and give you "root tools"
6. Install kingroot from root tools and run
7. Now you have root
P.S. In some models, from 4.3+, TB or busybox won't work. But you can use root rights for any application and uninstall unwanted pre-installed apps.
Have fun!
Ok so I decided to downgrade to good old Kitkat 4.4.4
I have the ftf file.
I dont want to root to anything but simply plain downgrade to kitkat.
Can I simply use Flashtools for downgrading?? Will my drm keys and bootloader will stay intact or will it harm??
nri_tech1183 said:
Ok so I decided to downgrade to good old Kitkat 4.4.4
I have the ftf file.
I dont want to root to anything but simply plain downgrade to kitkat.
Can I simply use Flashtools for downgrading?? Will my drm keys and bootloader will stay intact or will it harm??
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Drm stay intact. Simple flash kitkat and u are good to go. Backup internal sd. Will be wiped
IS this method still the best for root?? Or is there any newer easy method to root without loosing drm keys and boorloader???
I want to Stock root my xperia zc d5833.
I'm on latest lollipop. Do I need to downgrade to Kitkat 4.4.4 for the root or can I root directly on existing lollipop?
What if i downgrade then how to upgrade to lollipop without loosing root???
I followed this guide and successfully rooted my z3c.
Have some very important queries:
Will a factory reset wipe the root access?
In point no. 43 you said--Open Flashtool and select the non-pre-rooted fw (this is 23.1.A.0.690), but DESELECT system: in "EXCLUDE" make sure you check the checkbox next to "SYSTEM", flash it.
So here can I flash the latest lollipop 23.4.a.0.546 fw in place of 23.1.A.0.690 ??
Can I now directly update to any latest lollipop/marshmallow via OTA/pc suite without loosing Root access?
Hello there.
My G5s+ is suggesting a security update. But since I did unlock the bootloader and rooted it with magisk I did not install it.
My question is: What is the best way to update the phone?
Just flash the new stock rom? And where do I get those?
Thanks in advance.
Nobody here that can tell me how to upgrade?
Should I just flash the new version if I get it somewhere?
Mr.Chainsaw said:
Nobody here that can tell me how to upgrade?
Should I just flash the new version if I get it somewhere?
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Unlocked bootloader will not affect the OTA installation..!
The reason the OTA-Update fails is that one of the boot, system, logo or recovery partitions are changed.
Magisk modifies the boot image.
On rooted device..OTA may brick the device..so avoid OTA installation..!
Reply your current build Number from about phone..
Do a clean flash.
crazytech2 said:
On rooted device..OTA may brick the device..so avoid OTA installation..!
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Thats why I did not do it yet. But I still want to do the update somehow.
crazytech2 said:
Reply your current build Number from about phone..
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The Build No is
NPSS26.116-26-8
Mr.Chainsaw said:
Thats why I did not do it yet. But I still want to do the update somehow.
The Build No is
NPSS26.116-26-8
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Flash 26-11 full firmware
Where can I find full firmware versions of the stock rom to flash?
My build version is: NPSS26.116-26-4
As I understand it, there are two new security patches since that version? If I'm flashing one of the newer versions, is it just a case of dirty flashing it normally through twrp? No need to factory reset?
Chemacky said:
Where can I find full firmware versions of the stock rom to flash?
My build version is: NPSS26.116-26-4
As I understand it, there are two new security patches since that version? If I'm flashing one of the newer versions, is it just a case of dirty flashing it normally through twrp? No need to factory reset?
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If that is the firmware build you need, you could try the firmware here: https://firmware.center/firmware/Motorola/Moto G5s Plus/Stock/ but ensure you download the correct firmware. (credit to: https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g5s-plus/how-to/xt1804-able-to-lock-bootloader-npss26-t3722572) Also, verify it is the firmware you require and was the latest firmware build on your device - please don't downgrade with stock firmware (else you may hard brick with OTA updates corrupting your bootloader)...
Stock OTA updates, as mentioned above, require fully stock firmware - they will not flash with root, modifications or TWRP (and attempting to flash via TWRP may soft bootloop your device). Thus, you must re-flash the stock firmware - you may be able to save your data by omitting the 'fastboot erase userdata' command and you do not have to re-lock your bootloader. However, I'm not familiar with the G5S Plus and I hope another user can provide you with flashing commands.
I would still recommend you make a backup of your device in TWRP and keep that safe, in case you have to wipe your data for stability.
Hi,
Can someone concisely give the most up to date instructions on how to root the P20 Pro
Confused because some people talk about debranding first? Is this necessary if you, like me, just have a generic non-network branded phone?
Also.. Does rooting require twrp?
A bit unclear on if I should use the offical or unofficial twrp methods.
And if so does twrp prevent OTA updates? I was lead to believe that any OTA updates would simply wipe any root and you just have to go through the steps again, but would twrp prevent an OTA update in the first place?
What are the best instructions to root the P20 Pro to keep the OTA updates going (even if you need to reroot after each update).
Thanks heaps in getting through the confusion!
Here you have manual to root in simple 4 steps. You need adb and fastboot on your computer, bootloader unlock code and Magisk from link in post
https://forum.xda-developers.com/hu...de-how-to-root-debrand-remove-retail-t3788326
Does any of the steps,
1/ unlocking the bootloader
2/ debranding
3/ installing TWRP
3/ rooting
Wipe the device?.. I'm assuming yes?
Also. What's the point of debranding?..
I think I'm on a generic P20 Pro that wasn't bought from a carrier - so is that step necessary for me.
Thanks heaps again for the advice - coming over from the Samsung world and maybe I'm so used to the rooting methods there
Also do any of those steps prevent OTA updates?
Or is there somehow to still use OTA updates but simply need to reapply root on every occasion there is ah update?
dgoncalves81 said:
Also do any of those steps prevent OTA updates?
Or is there somehow to still use OTA updates but simply need to reapply root on every occasion there is ah update?
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Unlocking the bootloader will wipe your device. The other steps won't.
You need to have TWRP installed in order to be able to flash Magisk (for Root), and no you don't have to rebrand if you don't want to. You'll still be able to receive and download OTAs but if TWRP remains installed on your phone it won't be able to install unless you change back to the stock recovery. However there is methods to update with TWRP and you'll be able to get and install updates quicker than waiting for them to be pushed to you phone. That's the main reason people rebrand because generic European models are getting updates the fastest.
What's your device model and current firmware version from 'About Phone' in settings?
..
danifilth4king said:
Unlocking the bootloader will wipe your device. The other steps won't.
You need to have TWRP installed in order to be able to flash Magisk (for Root), and no you don't have to rebrand if you don't want to. You'll still be able to receive and download OTAs but if TWRP remains installed on your phone it won't be able to install unless you change back to the stock recovery. However there is methods to update with TWRP and you'll be able to get and install updates quicker than waiting for them to be pushed to you phone. That's the main reason people rebrand because generic European models are getting updates the fastest.
What's your device model and current firmware version from 'About Phone' in settings?
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Thanks heaps for the advice - makes sense now!
I'm using the model CLT-L29 on C636 which I think is the Asia Pacific model.. And incidentally just received a OTA upgrade to the 128 firmware
.. So in order to receive OTA updates you simply have to change back to the stock recovery after using TWRP to install magisk and root?
But I imagine every time the OTA update occurs it wipes root?.. Which would mean reinstalling TWRP to regain root and doing the whole process again every time?
dgoncalves81 said:
Thanks heaps for the advice - makes sense now!
I'm using the model CLT-L29 on C636 which I think is the Asia Pacific model.. And incidentally just received a OTA upgrade to the 128 firmware
.. So in order to receive OTA updates you simply have to change back to the stock recovery after using TWRP to install magisk and root?
But I imagine every time the OTA update occurs it wipes root?.. Which would mean reinstalling TWRP to regain root and doing the whole process again every time?
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Yep you got it in one lol
The other option so that you don't have to flash TWRP then back to stock recovery each time is when you receive an OTA is download the same firmware (Full-OTA version) from Firmware Finder - you would just need the update.zip - then using Huawei update extractor you can extract the ramdisk.img Then copy the ramdisk.img to your phone, use Magisk manager to patch it then copy it back to your PC and flash it via fastboot. But I think this is more work than flashing between TWRP & stock recoveries haha
Hey I have p20 pro EU version 6/128
Today I got a new update about Google security.
I want every update run on my phone
But I rooted my device.
I wanted first to ask guys , I tried to update but was unsuccessful. I do not have twrp because of the method I used to root p20 pro didn't allow me having magisk and twrp recovery.
So now if I want to update have to do it manually ?
2 questions
1) which program do I use ?
2) where I can find the firmware Official WITHOUT BEEING CHANGED ANYTHING inside from someone third.
Thanks John
You need to flash the stock bootloader. If you are running Pie and Magisk, you have a modified bootloader. I don't know where to download the stock one. Could probably rip it from a stock Pie firmware.
Me to have twrp on my p20 pro and i cannot update my phone.. Have new update but when I try system update after download, its entering to recovery mode for install the firmware but it cannot coz working twrp and unsuccessful installation.
Me to look for stock recovery for clt-l29 pie
purple patch said:
You need to flash the stock bootloader. If you are running Pie and Magisk, you have a modified bootloader. I don't know where to download the stock one. Could probably rip it from a stock Pie firmware.
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stock bootloader? where i find this?
StonebridgeGr said:
stock bootloader? where i find this?
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I mean stock recovery ramdisk, or whatever they call it on Huawei. Will need the 9 version asfaik.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/hu...awei-p20-pro-charlotte-l29c432b131-8-t3809964
danifilth4king said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/hu...awei-p20-pro-charlotte-l29c432b131-8-t3809964
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i am not trying to find guide to upgrade from 8.0 to 9.0.
I am already on 9,0 but i got a new update for google security and i want to update
which is the guide for this or is the same?
StonebridgeGr said:
i am not trying to find guide to upgrade from 8.0 to 9.0.
I am already on 9,0 but i got a new update for google security and i want to update
which is the guide for this or is the same?
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/hu...charlotte-l29c432b131-8-t3809964/post79034970
The apk from this post will allow you to download the latest firmware for your model from firmware finder and flash it without needing TWRP or having to flash stock recovery. You will have to re-root afterwards though
danifilth4king said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/hu...charlotte-l29c432b131-8-t3809964/post79034970
The apk from this post will allow you to download the latest firmware for your model from firmware finder and flash it without needing TWRP or having to flash stock recovery. You will have to re-root afterwards though
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thanks but the link of the app is dead
is the same app as is one the google play?
danifilth4king said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/hu...charlotte-l29c432b131-8-t3809964/post79034970
The apk from this post will allow you to download the latest firmware for your model from firmware finder and flash it without needing TWRP or having to flash stock recovery. You will have to re-root afterwards though
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I got the app on pc and android, tried to find the last firmware 9.0.0.203 on clt-l29 c432e5r1p9 but there is no.
StonebridgeGr said:
I got the app on pc and android, tried to find the last firmware 9.0.0.203 on clt-l29 c432e5r1p9 but there is no.
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Download the current version you are using. Extract recovery_ramdisk.img and flash. Reboot and take OTA update. You will lose root, as I said you have a modified recovery and need stock to take OTA.
Edit - Once your done, patch the bootloader from Magisk and flash to get root again.
purple patch said:
Download the current version you are using. Extract recovery_ramdisk.img and flash. Reboot and take OTA update. You will lose root, as I said you have a modified recovery and need stock to take OTA.
Edit - Once your done, patch the bootloader from Magisk and flash to get root again.
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i just flash recovery ramdisk hmm i think it will brick my device.
how do i flash it?