Root Asus Zenfone Max M2 without TWRP - Asus Zenfone Max M2 Guides, News, & Discussion

Disclaimer :​
I am not responsible for the bricked device.
Warranty will be VOID
Steps -
1. UNLOCK BOOTLOADER MAX M2 (Unofficial)
(See Previous Thread)
2. Reboot your device in fastboot mode using adb reboot bootloader
3. Flash patched boot file (attached below) using fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
4. Reboot and install magisk manager apk
5. Done enjoy your rooted device.

kumar87 said:
Disclaimer :​
I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed.
If you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. Hard. A lot
Warranty will be VOID
Steps -
1. UNLOCK BOOTLOADER MAX M2 (Unofficial)
(See Previous Thread)
2. Reboot your device in fastboot mode using adb reboot bootloader
3. Flash patched boot file (attached below) using fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
4. Reboot and install magisk manager apk
5. Done enjoy your rooted device.
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this is a highly experimental method. This method worked for you doesnt mean it will work for everybody. 50% chance of bootloop. Its better to wait for a working twrp.

#ArtFuL said:
this is a highly experimental method. This method worked for you doesnt mean it will work for everybody. 50% chance of bootloop. Its better to wait for a working twrp.
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I used magisk to patched the stock boot image and you can also patched your stock boot image to avoid any bootloop.

kumar87 said:
I used magisk to patched the stock boot image and you can also patched your stock boot image to avoid any bootloop.
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I know. I used the same method for pro m2 but some got stuck in bootloop.

#ArtFuL said:
I know. I used the same method for pro m2 but some got stuck in bootloop.
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If someone stuck in bootloop, flash original boot image from stock rom available on asus website.

kumar87 said:
If someone stuck in bootloop, flash original boot image from stock rom available on asus website.
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No. That didn't worked. You need to flash the whole firmware again

kumar87 said:
I used magisk to patched the stock boot image and you can also patched your stock boot image to avoid any bootloop.
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How to do it for my device? Do you have any tutorial?

Steps-
1. Extract boot. Img from stock rom
2. Put boot. Img in phone and open magisk app.
3. Click on install and select patch boot Image.
4. Select stock boot. Img file placed in phone memory.
5. Magisk will automatically patched the stock Image and this patched image can be installed using fastboot.
6. Done

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Original. ?

After fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img it stay in ZenFone logo with de four points and do nothing.

twrp 3.2.3 https://unofficialtwrp.com/zenfone-max-m2-zb633kl-twrp-root/

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Plz help by proving qcn file to recover imei

kumar87 said:
Steps-
1. Extract boot. Img from stock rom
2. Put boot. Img in phone and open magisk app.
3. Click on install and select patch boot Image.
4. Select stock boot. Img file placed in phone memory.
5. Magisk will automatically patched the stock Image and this patched image can be installed using fastboot.
6. Done
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I have tried with method with the stock Android Pie ROM, I patched the boot file of the stock rom, flashed it via fasboot, no bootloops, flashes okay, and boots okay but no root after installing Magisk, app says Magisk not installed. Any ideas?

Related

Unlocked bootloader redmi note 4, how to install magisk or stock rom/recovery.

I am a n00b,
Unsure how to install TWRP first as cannot find right guide,
All TWRP threads (COMES WITH SUPERSU).. can i continue with same ?
Request help since confused.
Whatever guide you're using that says to install SuperSU, just replace that with the Magisk zip instead and it should work...
IODroids said:
I am a n00b,
Unsure how to install TWRP first as cannot find right guide,
All TWRP threads (COMES WITH SUPERSU).. can i continue with same ?
Request help since confused.
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Download the respective twrp image from official site then put the device in fastboot mode after that flash the recovery img file you need to have adb drivers installed after you successfully flash twrp download stable or beta magisk and flash in twrp thats it.
This is the main part of the question.
Wich TWRP to flash.
Tried 1 for redmi note 4 and went into black logo screen stuck.
Had to do clean install.
toxicated2 said:
Download the respective twrp image from official site then put the device in fastboot mode after that flash the recovery img file you need to have adb drivers installed after you successfully flash twrp download stable or beta magisk and flash in twrp thats it.
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Thanks God .
Easiest way to install TWRP AND root VIA Magisk..
Passed Google safetynet check too
Download official rootkit from here:
= https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=72287096&postcount=1
(read entire topic once)
Installed latest version for TWRP mido from this page = https://dl.twrp.me/mido/twrp-3.2.3-1-mido.img.html
Reason - So you have latest TWRP
Installed magisk instead of supersu (download latest magisk from here) = https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68966662&postcount=1
Rename AND Replace the latest downloaded TWRP file to recovery.img
and latest magisk to SuperSU.zip
These files are in Rootkit\nk7\ folder
VOILA you are done..
With USB debugging enabled connect your phone to PC and run the main file "Redmi Note 4 (SD) ROOT Toolkit.exe" in Rootkit folder.
It will automatically start the fastboot process.
Once done.. Follow instructions as listed in main toolkit topic:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=72287096&postcount=1
Google safety net passed

Startup Hang after Installing Magisk v18.0

Hey, all!
Had a notification this morning for the new Magisk Manager (6.1) and Magisk (18.0) release. I downloaded both and rebooted the phone (OnePlus 2), updating from 17.3 to 18.0 directly, which had no errors during the install. Now upon startup it hangs on the splash screen. I can get into recovery (TWRP) and I have tried to flash the latest Magisk Uninstaller but I'm greeted with an ERROR 1: Error Installing zip file '/sdcard/...' - Unable to unpack boot.img
Any help here? Thanks in advance!
SpikyAndroid3 said:
Hey, all!
Had a notification this morning for the new Magisk Manager (6.1) and Magisk (18.0) release. I downloaded both and rebooted the phone (OnePlus 2), updating from 17.3 to 18.0 directly, which had no errors during the install. Now upon startup it hangs on the splash screen. I can get into recovery (TWRP) and I have tried to flash the latest Magisk Uninstaller but I'm greeted with an ERROR 1: Error Installing zip file '/sdcard/...' - Unable to unpack boot.img
Any help here? Thanks in advance!
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You can do dirty flash of your current ROM. That would simply replace the boot.img back to normal and then you can try flashing Magisk v18.0 again (if you want to)
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DarkSJ1998 said:
You can do dirty flash of your current ROM. That would simply replace the boot.img back to normal and then you can try flashing Magisk v18.0 again (if you want to)
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Thanks for the response, just about to do a dirty flash of the stock ROM. My memory doesn't serve me well, is it best to wipe Cache as well as Dalvik Cache, or just Dalvik Cache?
The recovery also stays as is, right?
Hello,
The same for me from 17.3 to 18.
I'm on Nexus 6 with stock ROM.
SpikyAndroid3 said:
Thanks for the response, just about to do a dirty flash of the stock ROM. My memory doesn't serve me well, is it best to wipe Cache as well as Dalvik Cache, or just Dalvik Cache?
The recovery also stays as is, right?
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Yep the recovery should stay as it is. I would recommend wiping both Dalvik Cache & Cache. Also, do keep fastboot handy. TWRP survival really depends on the device. For my device (OnePlus 3T), the OOS overrides TWRP if no root solution is used or patched boot.img isn't used.
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StreamingMT said:
Hello,
The same for me from 17.3 to 18.
I'm on Nexus 6 with stock ROM.
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Weird :/
Did you check the Magisk release thread for people facing similar issues? I'm still on v17.3.
I'm really reluctant to move to v18.0 after reading such things... Moreover, I always wait for feedbacks before trying out things that play with the boot.img's & stuff, because I already got /data partition of my last device corrupted [emoji52]
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DarkSJ1998 said:
Yep the recovery should stay as it is. I would recommend wiping both Dalvik Cache & Cache. Also, do keep fastboot handy. TWRP survival really depends on the device. For my device (OnePlus 3T), the OOS overrides TWRP if no root solution is used or patched boot.img isn't used.
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Alrighty! Just went ahead and did the flash and it successfully reboots! Tried to reboot into recovery to flash Magisk 17.3 and lo and behold TWRP is still there
Guess I'll wait until there has been an update or patch of some sorts if @StreamingMT is also getting this issue, maybe there are others too. Thanks for the help @DarkSJ1998
I will try to remember that @DarkSJ1998.
I was excited to have a new update, just got reckless...
Anyways, I replied to the official thread about the details, just search through it. I just restored my phone to the way it used to...
All my saves... Gone to trash.
SpikyAndroid3 said:
Hey, all!
Had a notification this morning for the new Magisk Manager (6.1) and Magisk (18.0) release. I downloaded both and rebooted the phone (OnePlus 2), updating from 17.3 to 18.0 directly, which had no errors during the install. Now upon startup it hangs on the splash screen. I can get into recovery (TWRP) and I have tried to flash the latest Magisk Uninstaller but I'm greeted with an ERROR 1: Error Installing zip file '/sdcard/...' - Unable to unpack boot.img
Any help here? Thanks in advance!
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I had the same bootloop issue when I was reinstalling H2OS beta 21 in my OnePlus 5 today. I got it to boot again with Magisk 18.0 after:
1. Dirty flashing ROM. Now this is important Did not flash Magisk (yet).
2. Rebooting to Bootloader (fastboot) in TWRP (since no root, now stock recovery will reinstall).
3. Fastboot flashed TWRP. Booted to Recovery mode from Fastboot menu.
4. Flashed Magisk 18.0 in TWRP. Now this is important Only flashed Magisk, nothing else.
5. Rebooted to Recovery again instead of System to flash other stuff.
6. Rebooted system.
If course YMMV. The important thing was to not try to flash Magisk while flashing ROM.
Same here on a mi max 2, updated manager and magisk directly from app, now stuck in bootloop. im downloading my rom as im typing to restore stock boot image. will flash v17.1 instead.
I have 1 plus 5 with official H2OS and Magisk 17.1.
Today when after installed Magick 18 and reboot, it stuck at startup.
I try to flash TWRP using adb, but it give me error:
E:\Program Files\Android\platform-tools>adb reboot bootloader
* daemon not running; starting now at tcp:5037
* daemon started successfully
error: device unauthorized.
This adb server's $ADB_VENDOR_KEYS is not set
Try 'adb kill-server' if that seems wrong.
Otherwise check for a confirmation dialog on your device.
E:\Program Files\Android\platform-tools>adb kill-server
E:\Program Files\Android\platform-tools>
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I too am having with latest magisk 18.0 my device is redimi 4x, on trying to update via magisk manager crashes with an error report, installed update using twrp now i get a error popup at start and magisk manger still shows am on 17.1 and tells to update, which crashes the app on trying
tmicrd68 said:
I had the same bootloop issue when I was reinstalling H2OS beta 21 in my OnePlus 5 today. I got it to boot again with Magisk 18.0 after:
1. Dirty flashing ROM. Now this is important Did not flash Magisk (yet).
2. Rebooting to Bootloader (fastboot) in TWRP (since no root, now stock recovery will reinstall).
3. Fastboot flashed TWRP. Booted to Recovery mode from Fastboot menu.
4. Flashed Magisk 18.0 in TWRP. Now this is important Only flashed Magisk, nothing else.
5. Rebooted to Recovery again instead of System to flash other stuff.
6. Rebooted system.
If course YMMV. The important thing was to not try to flash Magisk while flashing ROM.
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Using Xiaomi Mi Max
Using your method and it work just took afew for it to boot back up :good:
netsonic said:
I have 1 plus 5 with official H2OS and Magisk 17.1.
Today when after installed Magick 18 and reboot, it stuck at startup.
I try to flash TWRP using adb, but it give me error:
Code:
E:\Program Files\Android\platform-tools>adb reboot bootloader
* daemon not running; starting now at tcp:5037
* daemon started successfully
error: device unauthorized.
This adb server's $ADB_VENDOR_KEYS is not set
Try 'adb kill-server' if that seems wrong.
Otherwise check for a confirmation dialog on your device.
E:\Program Files\Android\platform-tools>adb kill-server
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Try 'Revoking USB Debugging' and restart the adb server. Then reinstate its authorization by plugging it back in with USB Debugging enabled. And just to check, make sure you run cmd as administrator, and ensure MTP is on.
huzeifa88 said:
I too am having with latest magisk 18.0 my device is redimi 4x, on trying to update via magisk manager crashes with an error report, installed update using twrp now i get a error popup at start and magisk manger still shows am on 17.1 and tells to update, which crashes the app on trying
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Try flashing the uninstaller which you can get here. Then reinstall/reflash Magisk with a previous version that worked for you.
DarkSJ1998 said:
You can do dirty flash of your current ROM. That would simply replace the boot.img back to normal and then you can try flashing Magisk v18.0 again (if you want to)
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It's possible only flash the stock boot.img (extracted from fastboot stock rom) with the TWRP?
otraver said:
It's possible only flash the stock boot.img (extracted from fastboot stock rom) with the TWRP?
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I guess it's possible, but I'm not sure about that.... You can backup/restore boot.img from TWRP but I don't know if you can do this also... Do check it on the Internet.
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DarkSJ1998 said:
You can do dirty flash of your current ROM. That would simply replace the boot.img back to normal and then you can try flashing Magisk v18.0 again (if you want to)
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DarkSJ1998 said:
I guess it's possible, but I'm not sure about that.... You can backup/restore boot.img from TWRP but I don't know if you can do this also... Do check it on the Internet.
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Don't work.
The cellular boot but stops in the Miui Screen with the unlocked symbol
I tried a dirty install of the rom but don't work
I need to install a clean global stock rom to boot correctly.
otraver said:
It's possible only flash the stock boot.img (extracted from fastboot stock rom) with the TWRP?
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Actually, Magisk does a backup of stock boot.img before patching it, which lies stored in /data as ".img.gz.zip". Haven't looked for how to restore it yet; however, assuming it's a flashable zip, it can be restored via TWRP. Should check Magisk release OP to be sure...
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The Analog Kid said:
Actually, Magisk does a backup of stock boot.img before patching it, which lies stored in /data as ".img.gz.zip". Haven't looked for how to restore it yet; however, assuming it's a flashable zip, it can be restored via TWRP. Should check Magisk release OP to be sure...
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Doesn't look like a flashable zip too me. It stores a *.img file in it, which I think is flashable as an image from TWRP. But, I'm not 100% sure about it.
Great discovery though dude there
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otraver said:
It's possible only flash the stock boot.img (extracted from fastboot stock rom) with the TWRP?
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Hello, I do this with my Nexus 6, it's OK. Flash again Magisk (v17 not 18 for me) and all is OK for me.
Boot loop for me too after upgrading from v17 to v18 . I'm on Nexus 6. Any official information about this bug?
Fixed by installing TWRP then restored backup through TWRP and selected only boot image. I guess TWRP or me saved backup at some point, don't remember exactly. Will have to use v17 for now.

My Device was Stucked in Bootloop [magisk]

Hello
My Device is running on Stock Android Q BN 11.0.5.0
Recently i installed magisk in my device (keeping OTA).
When i install Magisk Module for Internal audio recording and reboot device it was stucked in bootloop.
Then i flashed stock boot img
After flashing i reboot the device and it is rebooted successfully. But Magisk and Root Access has gone.
Then after i again flash Magisk patched img created by Magisk installer but this time it is again stucked in bootloop.
I tried to flash zip with temporary Twrp but problem is not solved.
Currently i dont have Magisk installed.
Please Help Me to gain root access again
Thank you.
Please reply or DM me https://t.me/adarsh_ad007
1. Reboot to bootloader (fastboot mode) and boot into TWRP (I prefer 3.3.1-5 4pda_edition) in fastboot, go to Advanced -> File Manager -> data -> adb - > modules, and delete all files (directory) belonging to a problematic module
2. Reboot to fastboot and boot into stock boot.img thus checking that it boots;
3. if stock boots, reboot to bootloader and try to boot into magisk_patched.img thus checking that it boots;
4. After that you can make root permanent in MagiskManager, if you wish
thank you bro it diid not work. i tried but not working
Aerobatic said:
1. Reboot to bootloader (fastboot mode) and boot into TWRP (I prefer 3.3.1-5 4pda_edition) in fastboot, go to Advanced -> File Manager -> data -> adb - > modules, and delete all files (directory) belonging to a problematic module
2. Reboot to fastboot and boot into stock boot.img thus checking that it boots;
3. if stock boots, reboot to bootloader and try to boot into magisk_patched.img thus checking that it boots;
4. After that you can make root permanent in MagiskManager, if you wish
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not working
adarsh.ad007 said:
not working
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Which step is not working? What is final result? How can you get help if you do not describe anamnesis? No telepathists here, as far as I know.
Aerobatic said:
Which step is not working? What is final result? How can you get help if you do not describe anamnesis? No telepathists here, as far as I know.
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I did everything what you said but problem is still there.
adarsh.ad007 said:
I did everything what you said but problem is still there.
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Ohhhhh, why should we torture you to get answers needed to help you?
What does MagiskManager show when you boot to supposedly correct magisk_patched.img?
Can you attach screenshot or describe in detail?
Aerobatic said:
Ohhhhh, why should we torture you to get answers needed to help you?
What does MagiskManager show when you boot to supposedly correct magisk_patched.img?
Can you attach screenshot or describe in detail?
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Thanks for you support and attention dear.
Actually i flashed PE ROM and then install magisk. Now it works.
And i was booting correct patched img.
I created it via magisk manager myself.
adarsh.ad007 said:
..And i was booting correct patched img. I created it via magisk manager myself.
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Maybe there was still something that skipped your attention. Pls look at scenario:
- patch stock boot image using MagiskManager with, let us say, Magisk 20.1; boot this patched image, make direct install - root got;
- update Magisk to. e.g., 20.3 installing Magisk-v20.3(20300).zip (root got, everything ok);
- play with new Magisk modules, install wrong version, get bootloop;
- make some otherwise correct steps, like reflashing stock boot;
- finally try to get root with boot image previously patched by Magisk 20.1.
Result: no root, MagiskManager does not accept Magisk 20.1., it expects boot image patched with 20.3

[OOS] [11] Open_Beta_1_HD01AA [Global/India] [Stock/Patched boot.img] [Stock/ADB Recovery] [Full ZIP] [OOS 10.0.13/10.3.7]

OnePlus 7T Pro HD01AA Global 11 Open Beta 1
Magisk Patched Boot Image v21.4 Patched Manager v8.0.7
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17248734326145719979
May need to install Magisk Manager manually
Stock Boot Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17248734326145719978
ADB Enabled Recovery Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17248734326145719976
Stock Recovery Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17248734326145719977
Combined Folder
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=322189
OnePlus 7T Pro HD01AA India 11 Open Beta 1
Magisk Patched Boot Image v21.4 Patched Manager v8.0.7
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17248734326145719991
May need to install Magisk Manager manually
Stock Boot Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17248734326145719989
ADB Enabled Recovery Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17248734326145719993
Stock Recovery Image
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=17248734326145719992
Combined Folder
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=322190
OnePlus 7T Pro HD01AA Global 10.0.13
Magisk Patched Boot Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10763459528675591747
May need to install Magisk Manager manually
Full ZIP OxygenOS HD01AA 10.0.13
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10763459528675591755
Stock Boot Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10763459528675591746
ADB Enabled Recovery Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10763459528675591748
Stock Recovery Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10763459528675591745
Combined Folders
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=320328
OnePlus 7T Pro HD01AA India 10.3.7
Magisk Patched Boot Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10763459528675592073
Full ZIP OxygenOS HD01AA 10.3.7
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10763459528675592086
Stock Boot Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10763459528675592074
ADB Enabled Recovery Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10763459528675592075
Stock Recovery Image
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10763459528675592076
Combined Folders
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=320346
Usage (Unlocked Bootloader)
adb devices (give permission on device)
adb reboot fastboot
fastboot devices (to confirm that device is being detected)
fastboot flash boot path/to/patched_boot.img or fastboot flash recovery path/to/patched_recovery.img
fastboot reboot
Wifi issue?
Thanks for this! Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but last time I tried to root my OP7T, months ago, my wifi broke and I had to hard reboot. Is that still a possibility with this?
isellmidgets said:
Thanks for this! Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but last time I tried to root my OP7T, months ago, my wifi broke and I had to hard reboot. Is that still a possibility with this?
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Make sure you flash the right boot for your model number.
Settings>About phone>Build number should end HD01BA or HD01AA so make sure it's the right one.
If you want to test that your Wi-Fi works with one of the boot images.
Instead of 'fastboot flash boot patched_file_name.img' do 'fastboot boot patched_file_name.img'
I have the same problem with wifi and network issue, only have data network 4g.
I'm flashing the right boot for my model, also i dump the OTA zip, dumpped the boot.img tried patching on magisk and flash and i got the same wifi and mobile network issue.
Mu Model is HD01BA.
Any one have the same issue?
Thanks
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After this i tried flash the original boot.img and the problem doesn't have solved, i need reflash all the system again
isellmidgets said:
Thanks for this! Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but last time I tried to root my OP7T, months ago, my wifi broke and I had to hard reboot. Is that still a possibility with this?
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I unlocked my OP 7t pro's bootloader, and every time there is an update I download the stuff mirrored by digidude512 ... I grab the magisk patched boot and the updated system pack.
I go to updates, update manually with having the update pack in the root of the storage.
When the update is done, I do not restart using the update reboot button - I use the boot to bootloader option at the power button menu (which can be enabled at the dev settings).
Then going to fastboot directly I flash the patched boot image using fastboot on windows cmd: fastboot flash boot boot_blabla.img --slot all
Reboot, go to magisk manager, update magisk using recommended direct install. Update magisk manager. Done.
Never had any problem (no wifi f*ery, nothing) and there is no need for TWRP at all. Open bootloader, magisk root and modules, adaway, stock ROM. Decent and clean.
Thanks a lot @digidude512 once again for this. Pretty convenient for others this way.
[zozi] said:
I have the same problem with wifi and network issue, only have data network 4g.
I'm flashing the right boot for my model, also i dump the OTA zip, dumpped the boot.img tried patching on magisk and flash and i got the same wifi and mobile network issue.
Mu Model is HD01BA.
Any one have the same issue?
Thanks
=== EDIT ===
After this i tried flash the original boot.img and the problem doesn't have solved, i need reflash all the system again
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If you're rooting for the first time, use fastboot boot patched_boot.img and perform a direct install from within Magisk Manager to avoid potential headaches.
If you are doing an OTA update and want to retain root, you should not be fastboot flashing anything (you're not following the right guide).
[zozi] said:
I have the same problem with wifi and network issue, only have data network 4g.
I'm flashing the right boot for my model, also i dump the OTA zip, dumpped the boot.img tried patching on magisk and flash and i got the same wifi and mobile network issue.
Mu Model is HD01BA.
Any one have the same issue?
Thanks
=== EDIT ===
After this i tried flash the original boot.img and the problem doesn't have solved, i need reflash all the system again
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Sorry for the late reply, I couldn't sign in while XDA was changing format.
For HD01BA you want this thread.
[OOS] [11] Open_Beta_2_HD01BA [EU] [Stock/Patched boot.img] [Stock/ADB Recovery] [Full ZIP] [OOS 10.0.13]
@digidude512 Every Update needs a new Thread... interesting. Stop this sh!t.
forum.xda-developers.com
can someone please provide me with batched boot image for OnePlus 7T (India), i extracted the boot.img by using payload dumper then i batched it using magisk 8.0.5 but unfortunately when i flash it using fastboot it loops at the OnePlus animation logo
Thread updated with files for OxygenOS 11 Open Beta 1 including both Global and India Variants.

^_^[Help] Magisk 25.1 Miui 12.5 [PBRecovery]

I need help, i don´t know compilated the Magisk from Github, when flash source.zip, have a brick in the smartphone...
Anyonelse have the Magisk 25.1. zip for flash?
Sorry my english is very bad
1)unlock the bootloader or unbrick the phone and backup the data cause it will be lost
2)Download the Magisk-v25.1.apk not zip.
3)then open file manager and rename the Magisk-v25.1.apk to
Magisk-v25.1.zip.
4)boot to fastboot and flash twrp recovery img misc and vbmeta and boot to twrp.
5)then flash Magisk-v25.1.zip. and you are good to go
JuanitoDog said:
I need help, i don´t know compilated the Magisk from Github, when flash source.zip, have a brick in the smartphone...
Anyonelse have the Magisk 25.1. zip for flash?
Sorry my english is very bad
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omg!
Raghaov said:
1)unlock the bootloader or unbrick the phone and backup the data cause it will be lost
2)Download the Magisk-v25.1.apk not zip.
3)then open file manager and rename the Magisk-v25.1.apk to
Magisk-v25.1.zip.
4)boot to fastboot and flash twrp recovery img misc and vbmeta and boot to twrp.
5)then flash Magisk-v25.1.zip. and you are good to go
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Yes i have bootloader unlocked and last recovery Pich
black.
I try your intruccions, Thanks
Yes man you are the ****ing best of the world greatings four you forever come on!
is your device working fine now
This also happened to my redmi note 8 it soft bricked my device while attempting to flash magisk 25.1, . So I followed this thread and go back to version 24
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/fix-for-the-system-has-been-destroyed-redmi-note-8-8t.4089955/

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