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Magisk on Stock Xperia Z2 D6503 SAFETY NET PASSED

NOTE: This post was firstly added to the Xperia Z2 Forum and I decided to post it here as well thinking it might help someone else.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z2/general/magisk-stock-xperia-z2-d6503-safety-net-t3700786
Firstly, I do not take any responsability in case anything happens to your device or your files. You decided to follow this guide at your own risk.
THIS WORKED FOR ME FOR MAGISK v14.3
ALSO WORKS ON MAGISK v14.5
I highly not recommend to use this guide for a different device other than the Xperia Z2 D6503.
All that aside, I managed to install magisk on my Stock Xperia Z2 and still keep ctsProfile and basicIntegrity: true.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND TO BACK EVERYTHING UP BEFORE PROCEEDING
You will need:
(OPTIONAL)Marshmallow FTF Firmware Here
(OPTIONAL)Flashtool Here
Magisk Manager Here
Rootkernel_v4.31_Windows_Linux.zip Here
ADB and Fastboot Here
Advanced Stock Kernel Here
TWRP Sirius Here
(OPTIONAL BUT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) Use flashtool to flash the modified version of the stock ROM from above. It worked on this version but I can't really guarantee it will work on others. Can't really guarantee it will work on this either.(after you select the file there are 2 versions. pick the modified one).
1) Extract the Rootkernel_v4.31_Windows_Linux.zip and extract from the advanced stock kernel the boot.img (Rename it from boot.img to Old_boot.img)
2) Open cmd and use cd to reach the folder in which you extracted rootkernel.
Use the command "rootkernel Old_boot.img New_boot.img"
Say Yes to everything except installing TWRP.
3) Install Magisk Manager on your phone and copy "New_boot.img" to the phone.
4) Go to Magisk Manager settings , scroll to Update Channel and select Beta
5) Select install Magisk and select modify boot image. Select "New_boot.img" from the folder you copied it to
6) Extract adb to a folder
7) After patching the boot image at step 6, copy "patched_boot.img" from internal storage/MagiskManager to the folder in which you extracted adb
8) Copy TWRP to the adb folder and rename it to TWRP.img
9) Open cmd and use cd to navigate to the folder in which you copied adb. Type in the console "fastboot flash boot New_boot.img". Turn off your phone and then hold Volume Up whil plugging it into your pc(booting it into fastboot).
10) While still in fastboot, type "fastboot flash recovery TWRP.img"
11) Disconnect your phone from the pc. Wait a few seconds and then boot into TWRP (hold power button and Volume Down). A notification will pop up and select to "Keep System Readonly" (I think something like that). Reboot into system.
If everything worked as intended, a safetynet check will reveal everything in green, allowing you to both have root access and also run apps like Netflix and Android Pay
NOTE: Magisk Modules should be flashed via TWRP. For some reason, Magisk Manager is unable to install them.
EDIT: I tried to install xposed systemlessly but Safetynet was triggered. Don't think I can figure this out.
This worked for me but I can't guarantee it will work for you. (Photos at the end)
Did this guide help you? If you need any help, I will do my best to answer your questions.
I am not a developer and I do not really understand why or how everything works. I came across this method that worked for me and I thought I'd share it since I couldn't find a guide for my xperia phone when I needed it.
IN CASE SAFETY NET IS TRIGGERED, the only way to restore to everything in green is to reflash the stock rom (you don't have to format everything).
Did it work out for you? Just leave a reply saying that so I can figure out if everything works.
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hi
Does it work for Magisk18?

[GUIDE] Installing/Flashing Treble ROMs

I am not responsible for people bricking their devices because they haven't made a backup.
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Downloads
TWRP For P10 lite: HERE
ADB & Fastboot: HERE
The first step is to make a backup.
2. Download your Treble ROM, i recommend a GSI ROM.
In my case I'll be using Havoc-OS
Download: https://forum.xda-developers.com/project-treble/trebleenabled-device-development/rom-havoc-os-8-1-t3819050
3. Go into TWRP and do a FACTORY RESET and then reboot into fastboot.
4. The only thing you need to do now is flash the ROM, so get your downloaded ROM & extract the .img file from it (if there is no .img file and you see other files, flash via twrp).
On your PC open the fastboot command prompt and type
fastboot -u flash system <YourImageFileHere>
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After just type : "fastboot reboot" and wait until your phone boots into the system. You may need to flash google apps afterwards.
It is normal for the phone to reboot a couple times so be patient.
Congratz, your phone is not running a treble ROM with your stock ROM's vendor.
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Video:

I just need backup Boot, System and data if i want go back to stock?

Bad idea to factory reset with TWRP, it doesn't do it clean enough.
You could get in serious problems by doing it, such as random apps crashing, sd unmounting and worse.
Safer option is to factory reset and wipe cache with stock recovery after every system flash.
I'm telling this from my own experience, I don't want people to mess up like I did :highfive:

Ret-Zero said:
I just need backup Boot, System and data if i want go back to stock?
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Yes that should be enough, vendor stays the same anyway.. I recommend flashing roms designed for kirins cpus btw because there is a higher chance it will work

[Solved] Help with TWRP and VENDOR

Hello, I am a owner of a ZUK Z2 Pro from Brazil, apologies for my english.
I tried to update the mooke rom to pie, but it wasn't working via central mooke, so I downloaded and tried to flash on TWRP, but I was possesed by a demon and instead of not deleting the internal storage, I delete all files. The problem now is that the mobile isn't reconigze in the computer and the device manager shows this:
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The USBView show this:
Maybe it's something related to the vendor folder that can't be mount on TRWP. I tried adb push, but don't display my device and I don't have acess to allow the usb debugging. I tried USB OTG, but the pendrive is unrecognized. I don't know what to do anymore, but I don't think the mobile is bricked. May day may day!

In twrp you have to click mount otg to make it visible in the file system (if you already did this you can try different adapters/usb sticks). If you deleted the vendor partition I think you should be able to fix it by going back to stock or finding a vendor image/backup. If the only problem is that you ran the vendor to factory script and now twrp dies not find it you can just update twrp. Updating twrp could also help with the unrecognized usb issue.

craftandbuild said:
In twrp you have to click mount otg to make it visible in the file system (if you already did this you can try different adapters/usb sticks). If you deleted the vendor partition I think you should be able to fix it by going back to stock or finding a vendor image/backup. If the only problem is that you ran the vendor to factory script and now twrp dies not find it you can just update twrp. Updating twrp could also help with the unrecognized usb issue.
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I can't mount otg because twrp don't let me selected the option, I had install all drivers I found of zuk, lenovo and qualcomm and still unrecognizable on the computer, therefore I can flash stock or the vendor image/backup, the version of my twrp is the 3.3.0.0, the most updated. You know if there is a way to force the computer to recognize the device?

Solved doind this.

[ROM] [BL] [TWRP] [GUIDE] [CN] Newest Flyme 8 TWRP Installation and Root Access

Hi guys.
While I was looking for an appropriate firmware, I found a website where I could get an update for the Chinese version, which provides the newest Flyme 8 for this device.
https://www.flyme.com/firmwarelist-138.html#3
Download update.zip from here. And download TWRP from here.
I flashed this build with TWRP. To use TWRP you need to have your bootloader unlocked.
To unlock this, please, follow https://remoteunlockservice.com/payment.php (paid). Then flash TWRP, I'm attaching here, using the fastboot mode:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery /path/to/new_recovery.img
I needed to remove lines until the line containing
Code:
delete_recursive("/cache/backup");
in file update-script by the path
Code:
meta-inf/com/google/android/
inside update.zip.
Then I put the modified update.zip to /sdcard and flashed that update.zip using TWRP
Enter TWRP (power + vol+, then release power and hold vol+ up to the vibration). Connect the device with a USB-cable and transfer tool-root_unlock-Testing-Pro7.zip and update.zip to the internal memory.
Flash update.zip and immediately flash tool-root_unlock-Testing-Pro7.zip which I'm attaching here.
Log in with your Flyme account on the phone.
To get the root access please follow the instructions under the link https://mroot.flyme.cn/index.html to make an application (press 申请授权) and download the root app from https://mroot.flyme.cn/download.html.
Filling out the application, you'll encounter some Chinese characters.
Here is some translation:
Flyme 账号 — Flyme Account
Root 授权设备 — Your Device
姓名 — Your Name
手机号码 — Phone Number, use fake Chinese phone number 12345678901
PSN — get this parameter from the root app you have installed
CHIPID — the same as PSN
申请理由 — tell the reason why you need the root access. As for me, I specified, "I need to install the Russian localization for the Chinese firmware."
Wait a few days or less. The single big button in the root app will become active (its color will change from light gray to blue). Pls remember, that you must be logged in your Flyme account. Tap that button and wait until the rooting completes. In the end you'll see a picture which implies your phone has been rooted (an open padlock beside a phone) .
Grats! Now you have the newest rooted firmware.
References: https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=902543

Reserved

Noob question. I'm using a meizu m8 and I was wondering if this method will work on my phone. Do I just have to upgrade my firmware and follow your instruction is that correct? My current firmware is Flyme 7.1.6.0G

Sorry, but I have checked the relevant thread on 4pda, and the method there is dramatically different.

Hi, did you have an idea of why with unlocked BL, fastboot tell me "FAILED (remote: not allowed in locked state)" ?
Device is pro7 P25 64Gb version
Thx !
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myxomop25 said:
I needed to remove lines until the line containing
Code:
delete_recursive("/cache/backup");
in file update-script by the path
Code:
meta-inf/com/google/android/
inside update.zip.
Then I put the modified update.zip to /sdcard and flashed that update.zip using TWRP
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Should I delete up to delete_recursive("/cache/backup")
Or including this line ?
I tried both way but I always receive error 11. Also tried to copy updater-script from custom firmware

Also tried to install Meizu Pro 7 AOSP Beta V3.zip
That goes ok, no errors but phone starts only in twrp
Have no Ideea why

tintome said:
Also tried to install Meizu Pro 7 AOSP Beta V3.zip
That goes ok, no errors but phone starts only in twrp
Have no Ideea why
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that means your phone still have orange state enable .
Try flashing magisk insatller zip v18 after flashing the Aosp rom.

Root Unlocked Mi A2 without fastboot

Hello,
I have a mi A2 device that I unlocked it and flashed TWRP on it. I flashed TWRP on both slots and everything was ok.
After that, my USB board or charging board damaged for unknown reasons and the repairman could not fix it, Also, its charging board is very rare in my area and I can't find it.
So, my phone is never detected by PC but it can be charged, and I can't use fastboot commands.
A few days ago without knowing that DotOS has dedicated recovery, I flashed it with TWRP on slot A, and now I can't use TWRP on slot A anymore. But I think the TWRP is still installed on the slot B.
I really need root my device, so please help me.
1- Is there anyway to change slots without fastboot?
2- Can I install TWRP from anyway other than fastboot?
I tried to install TWRP zip file from DotOS recovery but it does not accept any file except DotOs official updates.
I can use adb commands with wireless debugging feature in android 11.
DotOS recovery options (Advanced option Does not include a useful option, just include reboot options and view logs)
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1. Download dotos offical update
2. Download the twrp in .img form
3. Rename twrp to recovery.img
4. Put the recovery.img into the dotos zip. If it asks to replace file, just replace it
5. Flash

LR7875 said:
1. Download dotos offical update
2. Download the twrp in .img form
3. Rename twrp to recovery.img
4. Put the recovery.img into the dotos zip. If it asks to replace file, just replace it
5. Flash
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DotOS not include recovery.img in zip file, but it installed recovery too.
Does this solution still works?
DotOS zip file:

Oh no the dotos recovery and system is compressed in the payload bin file
What will happen if you delete the payload.bin and replace it with the twrp recovery.img

LR7875 said:
Oh no the dotos recovery and system is compressed in the payload bin file
What will happen if you delete the payload.bin and replace it with the twrp recovery.img
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Not works, can't flash

So can you boot into system

And did you adb sideload?

LR7875 said:
And did you adb sideload?
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I can't use adb sideload in recovery, because of damaged usb, I can boot system but can't use sideload command in system