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TWRP from TWRP Builder builded for Nokia 7 Plus....
I still don't know if working (as i write in another thread), so that it does not fit, i write separate thread about it...
Small story:
I unpacked B2N-132E-0-00WW-B07.nb0 using nbd tools, although is not complete unpacked, "B2N-0-132G-00WW-boot.img" is here...
Unpack using unmkbootimg and get kernel(zImage) and ramdisk(ramdisk.cpio.gz)...
In unpacked ramdisk is binary "recovery", "init.recovery.qcom.rc" and "recovery.fstab" which is used/imported by default "init.rc"...
Then i think this is recovery, using TWRP Builder APK installed on N7+ i upload this image...
After some days i receive message that TWRP for Nokia 7 Plus is builded OK
Of course flashing this need Unlocked bootloader, then all who need it, PLEASE do participate in petition about Unlocking bootloader:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nokia-7-plus/how-to/petition-possibility-to-unlock-t3788953
(after write comment, please also click too on "Do you have this question as well?")
Download: TWRP_onyx_00ww-08051830.img
Won't boot (tried to boot into it via fastboot (I don't want to flash it yet), and it just hanged on the android one text. Maybe going to properly flash it in few days.
Ranpe said:
Won't boot (tried to boot into it via fastboot (I don't want to flash it yet), and it just hanged on the android one text. Maybe going to properly flash it in few days.
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thanks for testing, flashing is sure not need and not safe, boot via fastboot i think must work(if twrp working)...
anyway if you can boot then you have unlocked bootloader right?
can you try boot via fastboot original in nb0 boot/recovery from twrp is builded? file B2N-0-132G-00WW-boot.img
maybe problem is that this is "hybrid" boot+recovery in one, and is need some hotkey or magic durring boot?
k3dar7 said:
thanks for testing, flashing is sure not need and not safe, boot via fastboot i think must work(if twrp working)...
anyway if you can boot then you have unlocked bootloader right?
can you try boot via fastboot original in nb0 boot/recovery from twrp is builded? file B2N-0-132G-00WW-boot.img
maybe problem is that this is "hybrid" boot+recovery in one, and is need some hotkey or magic durring boot?
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Yeah, I have unlocked bootloader on my 7+. Looks like the boot.img (which's used in that build of TWRP) is from older rom than the one I'm on at the moment. (B2N-213B-0-00WW-boot.img) May it be the reason for it to not boot? Anyway, I'll try to build a newer version soon.
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Yeah, I have unlocked bootloader on my 7+. Looks like the boot.img (which's used in that build of TWRP) is from older rom than the one I'm on at the moment. (B2N-213B-0-00WW-boot.img) May it be the reason for it to not boot? Anyway, I'll try to build a newer version soon.
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How did you get it open? Bootloader
DroiDMester said:
How did you get it open? Bootloader
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/nokia-6/how-to/guide-how-to-unlock-bootloader-qualcomm-t3769930/
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Yeah, I have unlocked bootloader on my 7+. Looks like the boot.img (which's used in that build of TWRP) is from older rom than the one I'm on at the moment. (B2N-213B-0-00WW-boot.img) May it be the reason for it to not boot? Anyway, I'll try to build a newer version soon.
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yes, TWRP in #0 is builded from *boot.img from 8.0, i not find newer version, you have B2N-213B-0-00WW-boot.img ? if yes, then please try upload it via TWRP Builder, i not this do because not have newer file and too not posible to upload more that 1x from one device...
unlocking bootloader you do via NTool?
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yes, TWRP in #0 is builded from *boot.img from 8.0, i not find newer version, you have B2N-213B-0-00WW-boot.img ? if yes, then please try upload it via TWRP Builder, i not this do because not have newer file and too not posible to upload more that 1x from one device...
unlocking bootloader you do via NTool?
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I've submitted the newer boot.img to them already, we'll see if they update it. Yeah, unlocked via ntool (by a guy I know).
Ranpe said:
I've submitted the newer boot.img to them already, we'll see if they update it. Yeah, unlocked via ntool (by a guy I know).
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strange, i not see it in complete, queue, running or rejected don't show after upload you some error like "for this device is already builded"? i don't know if is posible rebuild for same device model from another device with another/newer boot.img...
I thought too about NTool, but i not find any seller od setool2 credit with small amount of credit (<=10), only 30 and for me message no answer... also authot of NTool write me only "not help you"... then try wait what Nokia do with many question about posibility of unlocking bootloader officialy...
try to get stock recovery img, porting should be easier.
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try to get stock recovery img, porting should be easier.
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as i say in #0 TWRP is builded from srock recovery from 8.0 NB0 for N7p, i think problem is that N7p not use separate recovery but is inside normal boot, then need some magic to switch to recovery part of this "hybrid" boot, and because N7p need to recovery via powering cable and hold VolUp+Power then i think is same need with booting TWRP from #0, but who know if this is possible with not flashed booting via fastboot...
edit: anyway if my thoughts are true, then with hybrid boot+recovery flashed to device, is really need twrp based on exact boot image for current rootfs on device... (as Rampe too say if is possible evoce recovery from image booted via fastboot without flashing, then is not need exact version...
SkaboXD said:
try to get stock recovery img, porting should be easier.
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The recovery is in the boot.img, and we have the images already.
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The recovery is in the boot.img, and we have the images already.
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oh i get it, so you need to make twrp for every Android version because of changed boot.img?
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oh i get it, so you need to make twrp for every Android version because of changed boot.img?
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Not 100% sure of it, but unfortunately it may be so.
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oh i get it, so you need to make twrp for every Android version because of changed boot.img?
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if changed kernel version/config (or binary, script, key in boot.img) then yes... if update use same files in boot.img as previous then no...
if i look at version in Settings/About for 8.1 v2.13 and 8.1 v2.22 then kernel version i same 4.4.78, but builded date is other (17.3. and 20.4.), not know if changes config, source etc, or is only same kernel rebuilded with full build proces again... i not have whole boot.img for 2.13 or 2.22 only for 8.0 v1.23
edit: FW for camera/touch/baseband/nothing not in boot.img (if not compile inside kernel(which i do not expect))
@Ranpe you have boot.img for 2.13 and/or 2.22 ? can you please upload it somewhere?
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@Ranpe you have boot.img for 2.13 and/or 2.22 ? can you please upload it somewhere?
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Yeah, I have the boot.img for 2.13, but not (yet) for 2.22 (Need to get python working properly so I could dump inside of the payload.bin in the new OTA-update). You can download the 2.13 boot.img (and some other stuff) from here.
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Yeah, I have the boot.img for 2.13, but not (yet) for 2.22 (Need to get python working properly so I could dump inside of the payload.bin in the new OTA-update). You can download the 2.13 boot.img (and some other stuff) from here.
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thanks for uploading, i now too have extracted 2.13 using payload_dumper.py (link from here), but for unpack payload.bin from 2.22 i think do not help any python "propertly working" because 2.22 is incremental update and this is not supported by payload_dumper.py...
btw: now i'm sure that N7p have really hybrid recovery_in_boot, what is used for any Phone that use new A/B method of updating on running system and simply switch to new update after reboot...
https://source.android.com/devices/tech/ota/ab/ab_implement
first of all you need to edit recovery.fstab in vendor partion it won`t boot because of encrypted data
The Moto X4 (payton) too has a hybrid recovery and they managed to make twrp. Might contact @mightysween or the official maintainers at twrp for hints?
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Gravemind2015 said:
The Moto X4 (payton) too has a hybrid recovery and they managed to make twrp. Might contact @mightysween or the official maintainers at twrp for hints?
Broadcasted from Zeta Reticuli
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X4, Pixel2 and other A/B devices use a bootable recovery image (fastboot boot twrp.img) and then install a .ZIP package that patches the boot.img with TWRP recovery.
There have been other issues on the various devices with encryption, with bootcontrol partition switching, and with handling of empty "B" partitions. So proceed with caution, especially with flashing roms from TWRP before you have a way to populate the B partition.
To those wo have trouble to root their phones!
Try to use a command line lz4 tool, to extract the boot.img from boot.img.lz4. I tried before with 7Zip and it didn't worked. After I tried a command line tool, even the sizes of the boot images were different. This did the trick for me
best regards
nebkas
nebkas said:
To those wo have trouble to root their phones!
Try to use a command line lz4 tool, to extract the boot.img from boot.img.lz4. I tried before with 7Zip and it didn't worked. After I tried a command line tool, even the sizes of the boot images were different. This did the trick for me
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nebkas
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which one? could u please link to that tool or share here your using?
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which one? could u please link to that tool or share here your using?
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I used that one. Just drop off the boot.img.lz4 on the .exe file.
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I used that one. Just drop off the boot.img.lz4 on the .exe file.
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i also used that but still not successful >_<
i thought different tool, but anyway thanks.
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i also used that but still not successful >_<
i thought different tool, but anyway thanks.
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I'm sorry. I also flashed the complete downloaded firmware(all files) before I extracted the boot.img.lz4 from it. maybe thats why it worked?
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I'm sorry. I also flashed the complete downloaded firmware(all files) before I extracted the boot.img.lz4 from it. maybe thats why it worked?
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maybe 4 or 5 attempts with different patched img but i never make it hahaha of course i also flashed complete downloaded firmware after and wait 7 days between each attempt.
I struggled a lot too yesterday(got my device yesterday ). I used also this one to repack the .img and flashed it with the odin version in the bin directory.
7zip is enough to wrap img file to tar
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7zip is enough to wrap img file to tar
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yes, maybe. But who knows what all the apps are doing. that file makes it to a tar.md5.
Thanks OP... it worked on my A605FN.
I was unable to patch the boot image in Magisk Manager as it returned error.
I tried your tool and it patched.
Wouldn't it be simpler to just flash the last Asphyx twrp build, and then flash magisk from twrp?
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pr1jker said:
Wouldn't it be simpler to just flash the last Asphyx twrp build, and then flash magisk from twrp?
Sent from my SM-A605FN using Tapatalk
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Sure, but there wasn't any twrp working when I started the Thread
Hello. I am having an issue getting my oem unlock option back. I have followed every tutorial that I could find trying to get rmm back to normal status and have had my a600t1 on for 39 days nonstop. If anyone could give advice or just point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it. I'm at a loss. Thanks in advance for any help
guess maybe nobody can help with my issue. i dont know about you all but its polite to answer even if the answer is no.
Just share I have rooted my Samsung Galaxy A6 2018 SM-A600G Android 9 Pie with Magiskm you can watch this video https://youtu.be/1y1p7-Hzm_o
for rooting it, I have to install Magisk twice, one for prevent boot loop after install TWRP and second for rooting after install MagiskManager.
I have a problem with root. I can't set fingerprint because the System crash. After crash i have to install over again. I have notice that twrp recovery have an error when i go in internal storage It have 0mb and i must format
SubGenius said:
Thanks OP... it worked on my A605FN.
I was unable to patch the boot image in Magisk Manager as it returned error.
I tried your tool and it patched.
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did you have boot.img for this devise but for 9.0 thx
As stated above, I am trying to unbrick my Axon M with the firehose provided by Unjustified Dev. and firmware from deadman96385. When I tried using QFIL, even placing everything in its own directory on the root of the PC with no spaces in file names, it would get stuck when flashing. And whenever I tried to use MiFlash, I would get the error:"couldn't find flash script" when I selected the firmware folder. Any help is much appreciated.
Just to make sure, When I mentioned to use his firehose, I meant download the other firehose files but then use his firehose as the programmer, did you do that?
edit: I used the edl 37 firmware and the firehose from unjustified, edited the program to remove entire userdata section, renamed unjustified's twrp to recovery.img, edited the boot.img to remove secure boot and used those instead of stock and finally used qfil to flash, I had no errors. but i also used a good cable. Besides the boot and recovery edit, you should be ok as long as the rest was done.
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Just to make sure, When I mentioned to use his firehose, I meant download the other firehose files but then use his firehose as the programmer, did you do that?
edit: I used the edl 37 firmware and the firehose from unjustified, edited the program to remove entire userdata section, renamed unjustified's twrp to recovery.img, edited the boot.img to remove secure boot and used those instead of stock and finally used qfil to flash, I had no errors. but i also used a good cable. Besides the boot and recovery edit, you should be ok as long as the rest was done.
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I'm confused, I am using Deadmans b37 firmware, and Unjustified's firehose. I removed the entire userdata line from rawprogram0, and used that with the accompanying patch xml file with QFIL. I don't know how to alter boot.img, and where would I place the edited "recovery.img" file? I am using a good USB cable as well.
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I'm confused, I am using Deadmans b37 firmware, and Unjustified's firehose. I removed the entire userdata line from rawprogram0, and used that with the accompanying patch xml file with QFIL. I don't know how to alter boot.img, and where would I place the edited "recovery.img" file? I am using a good USB cable as well.
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Ignore the img edits, that's what I did but its not necessary. Are you running qfil as admin? Is the directory simple, no spaces or symbols? What is the latest error you are getting?
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ff7cloudsnobody said:
Just to make sure, When I mentioned to use his firehose, I meant download the other firehose files but then use his firehose as the programmer, did you do that?
edit: I used the edl 37 firmware and the firehose from unjustified, edited the program to remove entire userdata section, renamed unjustified's twrp to recovery.img, edited the boot.img to remove secure boot and used those instead of stock and finally used qfil to flash, I had no errors. but i also used a good cable. Besides the boot and recovery edit, you should be ok as long as the rest was done.
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Hello.
Can you share your patched boot image, please? Perhaps, after the removal of secure boot, it will be possible to patch the boot image with Magisk (in working Android), and then flash it with TWRP or QFIL, thus obtaining root?
WBR, Draco.
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Ignore the img edits, that's what I did but its not necessary. Are you running qfil as admin? Is the directory simple, no spaces or symbols? What is the latest error you are getting?
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I did run qfil as admin. These pictures will show the directory: https://imgur.com/M2TdriT https://imgur.com/BmwyeMa
I did not encounter error, it just gets stuck as shown above.
Drakosha said:
Hello.
Can you share your patched boot image, please? Perhaps, after the removal of secure boot, it will be possible to patch the boot image with Magisk (in working Android), and then flash it with TWRP or QFIL, thus obtaining root?
WBR, Draco.
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Bam. Let me know how it goes, wasn't gonna mess with root until I finished getting a fully working 8.1 AOSP done. After that, I'm gonna try getting this bad boy all the way to android 10.
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I did run qfil as admin. These pictures will show the directory: https://imgur.com/M2TdriT https://imgur.com/BmwyeMa
I did not encounter error, it just gets stuck as shown above.
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rename that folder, that name is way too long. Name it z999update37 or something short and sweat like I did and see if that helps, you can also see if it was a bad download by trying a new one. it just seems to be getting stuck on the emmc portion. Like someone else said in the other thread, make sure the config of qfil is for emmc and that not really anything is selected.
edit: I attached my emmc file, try using it in your folder to see if thats the issue
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Bam. Let me know how it goes, wasn't gonna mess with root until I finished getting a fully working 8.1 AOSP done. After that, I'm gonna try getting this bad boy all the way to android 10.
rename that folder, that name is way too long. Name it z999update37 or something short and sweat like I did and see if that helps, you can also see if it was a bad download by trying a new one. it just seems to be getting stuck on the emmc portion. Like someone else said in the other thread, make sure the config of qfil is for emmc and that not really anything is selected.
edit: I attached my emmc file, try using it in your folder to see if thats the issue
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So, few things. After following all of Undead's installation steps (minus using QFIL), and the steps that I listed at the start of this post, I used the miflash from the axon 7 tutorial page here:https://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/development/edl-emergency-dl-mode-twrp-unlock-t3553514
For some reason any other Miflash would give the previously stated error. I then installed the ZTE Android drivers provided. And using deadman's B37, Miflash worked like a charm!
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Bam. Let me know how it goes, wasn't gonna mess with root until I finished getting a fully working 8.1 AOSP done. After that, I'm gonna try getting this bad boy all the way to android 10.
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Hello.
I flashed B37 with your boot image & TWRP successfully (using MiFlash; QFIL stopped at the same emmc_appsboot file). Except for "TV Mode setup" that was blocking the normal startup, everything went smooth. However, when I attempted to flash Magisk-patched boot image using TWRP, the phone refused to boot, so I had to re-flash an original boot.img. I guess, root access will be a bit more complicated since the bootloader appears to be locked indeed...
Can you sign the rooted boot image with the same keys as the rest of the b37 firmware? Perhaps, then it will work?
Best regards,
Draco.
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So, few things. After following all of Undead's installation steps (minus using QFIL), and the steps that I listed at the start of this post, I used the miflash from the axon 7 tutorial page here:https://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/development/edl-emergency-dl-mode-twrp-unlock-t3553514
For some reason any other Miflash would give the previously stated error. I then installed the ZTE Android drivers provided. And using deadman's B37, Miflash worked like a charm!
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Weird but awesome that it worked
Drakosha said:
Hello.
I flashed B37 with your boot image & TWRP successfully (using MiFlash; QFIL stopped at the same emmc_appsboot file). Except for "TV Mode setup" that was blocking the normal startup, everything went smooth. However, when I attempted to flash Magisk-patched boot image using TWRP, the phone refused to boot, so I had to re-flash an original boot.img. I guess, root access will be a bit more complicated since the bootloader appears to be locked indeed...
Can you sign the rooted boot image with the same keys as the rest of the b37 firmware? Perhaps, then it will work?
Best regards,
Draco.
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Right now I'm focused on building the aosp instead of editing the current setup more than have. You can use the android image kitchen to unpack the imgs and edit them. I just used notepad to do my edits.
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Right now I'm focused on building the aosp instead of editing the current setup more than have. You can use the android image kitchen to unpack the imgs and edit them. I just used notepad to do my edits.
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Can you, please, look into this problem and help us obtain root? It is absolutely necessary for this phone outside of US, right now it's just a small tablet Building AOSP is great, but until it's ready, until it supports dualscreen & e.t.c. - there could be weeks or even months... You edited boot image, and this edited boot worked with locked bootloader - witch means, that it is still signed with OEM keys. Please, do this once more with Magisk-patched rooted image.
Thanks in advance,
WBR - Draco
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Can you, please, look into this problem and help us obtain root? It is absolutely necessary for this phone outside of US, right now it's just a small tablet Building AOSP is great, but until it's ready, until it supports dualscreen & e.t.c. - there could be weeks or even months... You edited boot image, and this edited boot worked with locked bootloader - witch means, that it is still signed with OEM keys. Please, do this once more with Magisk-patched rooted image.
Thanks in advance,
WBR - Draco
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Ok, so the boot img I had previously sent did not have all secure options disabled, try this one (already magisk patched)
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Ok, so the boot img I had previously sent did not have all secure options disabled, try this one (already magisk patched)
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Thanks! Unfortunately, this boot does't work, the phone repeatedly boots into recovery (just like a regular boot image after being patched with Magisk). But thank you for your time anyway, with respect - Draco.
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Thanks! Unfortunately, this boot does't work, the phone repeatedly boots into recovery (just like a regular boot image after being patched with Magisk). But thank you for your time anyway, with respect - Draco.
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Doing the unpatched boot with security removed works, so this must be something that is in a subsection of boot.img other than build.prop. I'll have to look at what magisk changes, see what other locks ZTE has inside the image, and go from there.
edit: at this point, this conversation is not related to the post. If I make a breakthrough then I will make a new thread.
Hello, thanks for all people, who have written this thread! I bought an Axon M which was bricked. I tried QFIL with the B30 ATT firmware, but it didn't worked. Than, as already mentioned, i have to remove the userdata line from rawprogram , use the firehose from Unjustified Dev from and with MiFlash it worked without any problems. I had problems with getting into the qdloader mode, but i tried several combinations with Power and Volume Buttons, until i got into the qdloader mode.
Hi all
I need Loader please for this AT&T Z999 model
the one I found in this publication did not work for me : https : // forum.xda-developers.com/axon-m/how-to/rom-zte-axon-m-stock-firmware-firehose-t3909847
I just wish this method would work to update the AT&T Axon M from B30 to B37.
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Hello, thanks for all people, who have written this thread! I bought an Axon M which was bricked. I tried QFIL with the B30 ATT firmware, but it didn't worked. Than, as already mentioned, i have to remove the userdata line from rawprogram , use the firehose from Unjustified Dev from and with MiFlash it worked without any problems. I had problems with getting into the qdloader mode, but i tried several combinations with Power and Volume Buttons, until i got into the qdloader mode.
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Are you able to provide the firehose that you used?
I tried the B37 and the firehost from this link https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/rom-zte-axon-m-stock-firmware-firehose.3909847/
along with the miflash from this link https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/edl-a2017-a2017u-emergency-dl-mode-twrp-unlock-upgrade.3553514/
But it always fails.
It will simply give an error of "Cannot receive hello packet"
then it will eventually go to the error of
"Object reference not set to an instance of an object."
I am using an AT&T Z999 that is on B30, and I am trying to get it updated to B37 (currently not looking to root or anything else, just want to update without having to have active AT&T service.
Edit: I think I found the right one. https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-unofficial-twrp-recovery-for-axon-m.3959314/
So far, copying that firehose file into the B37 folder seems to be allowing it to flash.
Hello everyone :laugh:!
Tried rooting the Nokia 4.2, did not know which img to use exactly so I tried one from some other shady site and messed up. Luckily, the recovery partition was still working. After trying to boot lots of images, I got tired and accidentally even flashed a Nokia 6.2 TWRP image to my recovery partition. Then I completely messed up. The phone only gets into fastboot now. May I please ask some help of you? I've been trying for days to fix things. I just wanted to root the original firmware. Now when I try to flash TWRP, it even says that the 'recovery' partition has no partition table! I can still write to boot_a and boot_b though. The phone originally had the October patch level, but before bricking it I upgraded it to the December level.
Kind regards,
Alexander47u
Search on google and try do download and flash the stock firmware (unrooted)
Phone does not get detected by QFIL
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Search on google and try do download and flash the stock firmware (unrooted)
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I have tried this using QFIL, however the phone is not detected. The phone also goes into fastboot as soon as the cable is plugged in, even when the phone is off.
Have also installed appropiate drivers for QFIL, but no luck.
Extract the system, boot, dtbo, vbmeta and vendor img's from the downloaded archieve and flash those using fastboot
Works, Thank you!
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Extract the system, boot, dtbo, vbmeta and vendor img's from the downloaded archieve and flash those using fastboot
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Thank you! This worked flawlessly.
#metoo
Haha, I have done the EXACT same thing as you. Now I can only enter fastboot mode and when I try to flash anything I have downloaded I get an error about missing partitions. I have looked everywhere for details on the partition sizes, mount points and so on but nobody has uploaded the information. In the end I went and purchased a second device in order to dump the entire stock ROM in order to fix the first phone. I've got the second phone running in ADB-mode but I can only backup to an .ab file so now I am back at square one. All of the guides I can find on how to dump the ROM involves flashing TWRP recovery but THERE IS NONE FOR THE 4.2 :crying: And after researching Android forensics I have found a guide to dumping the ROM but it needs root access in the phone shell. All I wanted was root (and LineageOS). Does anyone feel like patching the stock ROM and making a zip-file containing the img-files from all of the partitions?
Hi. You need to check which slot is in use, A or B. You can also choose slot A or B with fastboot. Then you flash the images to the partitions by appending _a or _b to the partition name.
E.g.
fastboot --set-active=a
fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
Etc.
You also need to make sure you have a recent version of fastboot, as the fastboot in some Linux package managers or blog posts for Windows give you the older one, which does not support changing active slots.
Inside the stock rom that can be found online, there is another archive containing the needed images.
alexander47u said:
Hi. You need to check which slot is in use, A or B. You can also choose slot A or B with fastboot. Then you flash the images to the partitions by appending _a or _b to the partition name.
E.g.
fastboot --set-active=a
fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
Etc.
You also need to make sure you have a recent version of fastboot, as the fastboot in some Linux package managers or blog posts for Windows give you the older one, which does not support changing active slots.
Inside the stock rom that can be found online, there is another archive containing the needed images.
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Thanks for the tip! Looks like I solved it earlier, I found a "user_update" zip in one of the downloaded ROMs and used fastboot update user_update.zip. Wuhu! I did not specify the slot but the system boots up. On the first boot I got an error message asking me to restore factory settings which seemed to work. Now all I need to do is get root access... Alexander, did you manage to flash a rooted recovery now? Thanks in advance!
You need to put the stock boot.img unaltered on a sdcard or the internal storage and then run the Magisk android app. It will offer an option to patch the boot.img. Then you can place the patched boot.img back on your computer and flash it using fastboot.
alexander47u said:
You need to put the stock boot.img unaltered on a sdcard or the internal storage and then run the Magisk android app. It will offer an option to patch the boot.img. Then you can place the patched boot.img back on your computer and flash it using fastboot.
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I was able to succesfully patch boot.img with magisk, then I copied the patched boot image to my computer with linux. Fastboot flash boot boot.img worked but upon reboot I got an error message saying "corrupt data" and offered to do a factory reset. Any chance you can upload your patched boot image so I can use yours?
Magisk boot.img patched.
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=49342816027254664129
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Magisk boot.img patched.
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=49342816027254664129
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You legend! Thank you. Now to see if I can get it to work... what security patch is this up to?
Oslokalle said:
You legend! Thank you. Now to see if I can get it to work... what security patch is this up to?
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Up to March. I used the stock rom that is floating around on the internet. Not sure if I am allowed to post stock roms.
I was able to update to April using Magisk but not any further than that.
thegamingcat13 said:
Extract the system, boot, dtbo, vbmeta and vendor img's from the downloaded archieve and flash those using fastboot
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Tried this using a user_update.zip file from www[.]getdroidtips[.]com/stock-rom-nokia-4-2-firmware/. My phone boots again, but Wi-Fi doesn't work. My model # is TA-1133. What should I do?
Edit: tried to install the latest security OTA from t[.]me/nokiarepoen/379, V2.29C, but I get
Code:
E:Package is for source build 00WW_2_29B but expected 00WW_1_17I
. Is there a base user_update for build 00WW_2_29B floating around?
Oslokalle said:
Thanks for the tip! Looks like I solved it earlier, I found a "user_update" zip in one of the downloaded ROMs and used fastboot update user_update.zip. Wuhu! I did not specify the slot but the system boots up. On the first boot I got an error message asking me to restore factory settings which seemed to work. Now all I need to do is get root access... Alexander, did you manage to flash a rooted recovery now? Thanks in advance!
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Kindly provide me that zip too.
I'm running NE2215_11_C.26. Its rooted. I let the OTA updater do its thing but it just gives me a generic error message with no information about what is wrong. Is it because I'm rooted? Could it be a region problem since this is a North American device in India?
yes. read the proper root thread.
DiGtal said:
I'm running NE2215_11_C.26. Its rooted. I let the OTA updater do its thing but it just gives me a generic error message with no information about what is wrong. Is it because I'm rooted? Could it be a region problem since this is a North American device in India?
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Easiest / Fastest way to solve this issue is to unroot fully through Magisk (disable all modules too), reboot. Take the update. Reroot with booting a patched boot image. That will always be the most fool proof way to update this phone, even cross region from my knowledge.
if you are rooted you don't have to update via OTA but you have to use localupdate.apk after disabling magisk modules and uninstalling images from magisk! operations: disable magisk modules and reboot/uninstall magisk image/oxygen updater download OTA to root directory/install localupdate.apk and update from there without reboot/done update open magisk and click install reboot after OTA!
morgan76 said:
if you are rooted you don't have to update via OTA but you have to use localupdate.apk after disabling magisk modules and uninstalling images from magisk! operations: disable magisk modules and reboot/uninstall magisk image/oxygen updater download OTA to root directory/install localupdate.apk and update from there without reboot/done update open magisk and click install reboot after OTA!
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Android 12 Local update will allow you to update with no need to disable or unroot.
Just pull the update file to the pc, Payload it for the Boot.img and flash the Boot.img back though magisk.
Pull the flashed file back to the pc, do the local update and boot up fully.
ADB Boot the now flashed Boot.img Via the PC it and then direct install
FKX1997 said:
Android 12 Local update will allow you to update with no need to disable or unroot.
Just pull the update file to the pc, Payload it for the Boot.img and flash the Boot.img back though magisk.
Pull the flashed file back to the pc, do the local update and boot up fully.
ADB Boot the now flashed Boot.img Via the PC it and then direct install
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not true for this model
g96818 said:
I literally did it 3 hours ago
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@FKX1997 Prove it. C30 full rom doesn't exist for this model.
FKX1997 said:
Android 12 Local update will allow you to update with no need to disable or unroot.
Just pull the update file to the pc, Payload it for the Boot.img and flash the Boot.img back though magisk.
Pull the flashed file back to the pc, do the local update and boot up fully.
ADB Boot the now flashed Boot.img Via the PC it and then direct install
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you can't extract boot.img from update you need full rom
morgan76 said:
you can't extract boot.img from update you need full rom
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Local update is a full rom installation. OTA is a partial update
FKX1997 said:
Local update is a full rom installation. OTA is a partial update
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Still waiting for you to prove the c30 full rom for this model exists.
g96818 said:
Still waiting for you to prove the c30 full rom for this model exists.
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Considering you can install 2213 on 2215, that would be why
FKX1997 said:
Considering you can install 2213 on 2215, that would be why
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Op never asked to change regions, so therefore you're a liar trying to confuse people. You should apologize to the op and hope he didn't brick his phone following your lie
g96818 said:
Op never asked to change regions, so therefore you're a liar trying to confuse people. You should apologize to the op and hope he didn't brick his phone following your lie
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Dude, it just seems you have a problem. Pipe it please
FKX1997 said:
Dude, it just seems you have a problem. Pipe it please
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You're the one that came in with an attitude, been proved wrong, now in denial, and trying to pass the blame.
Go figure for someone who shoots from the hip.
I have a patched boot.img that I used to root C.26. Will it work on this one too? What's the location of the boot.img on the phone? I could get that via file manager since I'm rooted. Does the android 12 localupdate work for android 13 as well?
What's the latest full OTA version? Does payload dumper still work? I'm going to try to get the stock boot image just in case.
DiGtal said:
I have a patched boot.img that I used to root C.26. Will it work on this one too? What's the location of the boot.img on the phone? I could get that via file manager since I'm rooted. Does the android 12 localupdate work for android 13 as well?
What's the latest full OTA version? Does payload dumper still work? I'm going to try to get the stock boot image just in case.
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Best not to mismatch revisions. You can find a pre patched NE2115 C.30 in @g96818's thread. Otherwise you can make your own.
I personally pull them from the NE2213 full zips (since we don't get full releases at NE2215 anymore) and patch that via magisk, it works fine cross region as long as you ONLY boot it once for the magisk install. Never had any issues with this method.
How do I make my own boot.img? Does the payload dumper still work? The go version does not work with deltas. While I can use the easier methods I want to try making my own boot.img as a learning exercise.
DiGtal said:
How do I make my own boot.img? Does the payload dumper still work? The go version does not work with deltas. While I can use the easier methods I want to try making my own boot.img as a learning exercise.
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I, personally, extract boot.img from NE2213 full Zip using FBE. This is the ONLY thing to use this tool for. Then transfer that to phone, disable all modules, unroot, reboot. Take the next OTA, reboot. Then go into Magisk, patch the new boot image you xfer'd earlier, copy that back to computer. Use ADB Fastboot to BOOT the image, and finally go into Magisk for a direct install. Reboot, and you're done.