hello,
I buyed a moto g, it's my first smarthphone...
I followed this tuturial http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/development/guide-root-moto-g-2nd-gen-2014-t2874245,
I get to unlock the bootloader, but when I get to this point
4. Flash Recovery through fastboot mode/bootloader mode
and Go into your adb+fastboot folder and Type in CMD prompt
Command :
Code: fastboot flash recovery TWRP2801-titan-motog-2014.img
can't get the moto g in flash recovery mode, it appear a dead android with a RED ! TRIANGLE...
any idea to resolve this...
RastaFATian said:
hello,
I buyed a moto g, it's my first smarthphone...
I followed this tuturial http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/development/guide-root-moto-g-2nd-gen-2014-t2874245,
I get to unlock the bootloader, but when I get to this point
4. Flash Recovery through fastboot mode/bootloader mode
and Go into your adb+fastboot folder and Type in CMD prompt
Command :
Code: fastboot flash recovery TWRP2801-titan-motog-2014.img
can't get the moto g in flash recovery mode, it appear a dead android with a RED ! TRIANGLE...
any idea to resolve this...
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#If U Successfully unlocked ur Bootloader then,
place the recovery image in the same directory as fastboot.
Open a terminal on your PC and reboot the device into fastboot mode by typing
adb reboot bootloader
or by using the hardware key combination
(press & hold Volume down and power button When phone is off)
#Once the device is in fastboot mode, verify your PC sees the device by typing
fastboot devices
If you don't see your device serial number, and instead see "<waiting for device>", fastboot is not configured properly on your machine.
#Flash recovery onto your device by entering the following command:
fastboot flash recovery your_recovery_image.img
where the latter part is the filename of the recovery image.
Once the flash completes successfully, reboot the device into recovery to verify the installation. Boot to recovery instructions: Hold Volume Down & Power simultaneously. On the next screen use Volume Down to scroll to recovery and then use Volume Up to select.
I successfully installed twrp recovery system but I can't do any backup, the system reboot in the process...
flash the recovery again and try...
jbanti said:
flash the recovery again and try...
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It's not my fault.... seems a bug of twrp
XT 1068 UK
TWRP 2.8.0.1 Back up fails to both internal and external SD.
When external selected, backup starts but after 10 to 30 seconds it reboots the device. It starts to back up files and then just reboots. If I don't select compress backup, then it starts to backup more files before it reboots. Seems to be time related. Also tried unplugging while backing up and same issue.
Folders get created in all cases for external SD but data files. Not sure where the log files would get stored. Suspect they don't get created as the system reboots during the backup
A couple of days ago my Huawei p7 started to shut itself down and after that it keeps rebooting.
It starts itself up and I get into the choose your language screen and then it shuts down.
When i try to get into the system recovery (using volume & power) I get the following screen:
Android system recovery <3e>
Huawei software installed failed.
Please retry!
Shutdown system now
There is no UPDATE.APP
.............................................
FAIL
And even in system recovery it keeps rebooting.
Im kinda helpless at the moment not knowing what to do.
Did this occur to anyone ? Is there a solution for this problem ?
Thanks in advance.
You should download firmware update file from Huawei Official web site. Extract dload folder from downloaded archive and put it on your SD card. After that you should try to trigger firmware update with factory reset (method which is usually called "force update") by holding all three buttons when the phone is turned off.
But maybe your phone have some hardware problem if it restarts even in recovery mode.
UPDATE:
Does phone restarts itself when it's in fastboot mode (you can get into that mode by holding VOLUME DOWN and POWER button while phone is turned off and connected into USB port of computer just before pressing that button combination) ??
wekii said:
You should download firmware update file from Huawei Official web site. Extract dload folder from downloaded archive and put it on your SD card. After that you should try to trigger firmware update with factory reset (method which is usually called "force update") by holding all three buttons when the phone is turned off.
But maybe your phone have some hardware problem if it restarts even in recovery mode.
UPDATE:
Does phone restarts itself when it's in fastboot mode (you can get into that mode by holding VOLUME DOWN and POWER button while phone is turned off and connected into USB port of computer just before pressing that button combination) ??
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I've downloaded the update file and proceeded with your steps. I continued to trigger the firmware update with the factory reset.
At first it seemed to work, the phone started updating but after a couple of seconds it started to reboot itself again
I got the phone in fastboot mode and at this moment it does not restart itself !
I went on downloading Hisuite and at this moment it keeps searching for drivers on the network.
The searching for drivers is taking quite some time is this normal ?
Thank you very much for your help so far !
OK, maybe these are good news if you say that your phone doesn't restart when it's in fastboot mode.
I would recommend you to try to reflash your phone's stock recovery and boot images with those extracted from firmware that you are trying to install.
Follow these steps:
Download Huawei Extractor tool from here,
Open update.app with Huawei Extractor and extract next two images: RECOVERY and BOOT (you can do that by selecting those two images while holding CTRL button, then right click > Extract Selected),
When extracted, rename those two images into "recovery.img" and "boot.img",
Copy those two images into "platform-tools" folder of Android SDK,
Run command prompt and go to "platform-tools" folder by using "cd" command,
Start your phone into fastboot mode,
Enter following command into command prompt: "fastboot devices" (without quotes), you should get your phone's serial number listed, if that's right, go to the next step,
Enter: "fastboot oem get-bootinfo", it needs to say that your bootloader is unlocked. If it's not you need to enter the next command "fastboot oem unlock 1234567812345678", where "1234567812345678" should be replaced with unlock code that is unique for your device. Instructions which explain how to obtain unlock code for your device can be found here,
Flash your phone's recovery with "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img",
Flash your phone's boot image with: "fastboot flash boot boot.img",
After successful flashing of both images, turn your phone off by holding POWER button for a several seconds,
Prepare SD card on your PC by formatting SD card and copying "dload" folder of phone's firmware onto SD card,
After you insert SD card into phone, start your phone with "forced install" method by holding all three buttons on your phone.
After that your phone should process firmware install successfully if there is no some hardware issues. Good luck and inform us about your progress.
wekii said:
OK, maybe these are good news if you say that your phone doesn't restart when it's in fastboot mode.
I would recommend you to try to reflash your phone's stock recovery and boot images with those extracted from firmware that you are trying to install.
Follow these steps:
Download Huawei Extractor tool from here,
Open update.app with Huawei Extractor and extract next two images: RECOVERY and BOOT (you can do that by selecting those two images while holding CTRL button, then right click > Extract Selected),
When extracted, rename those two images into "recovery.img" and "boot.img",
Copy those two images into "platform-tools" folder of Android SDK,
Run command prompt and go to "platform-tools" folder by using "cd" command,
Start your phone into fastboot mode,
Enter following command into command prompt: "fastboot devices" (without quotes), you should get your phone's serial number listed, if that's right, go to the next step,
Enter: "fastboot oem get-bootinfo", it needs to say that your bootloader is unlocked, if it's not read this,
Flash your phone's recovery with "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img",
Flash your phone's boot image with: "fastboot flash boot boot.img",
After successful flashing of both images, turn your phone off by holding POWER button for a several seconds,
Prepare SD card on your PC by formatting SD card and copying "dload" folder of phone's firmware onto SD card,
After you insert SD card into phone, start your phone with "forced install" method by holding all three buttons on your phone.
After that your phone should process firmware install successfully if there is no some hardware issues. Good luck and inform us about your progress.
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Hi,
I've got the same issue.
When I start to "force install" method, my phone doesn't boot.
It just stay in a state of "charging" but nothing append.
I flashed boot and recovery with Fastboot.
But now, when I start the phone in Fastboot&Rescue Mode, the device doesn't appear in the liste when I run adb devices.
But when I start in the "force install" mode, adb devices returns the serial of the phone (but it doesn't respond to fastboot command).
Are there other files to flash on the phone than juste recovery and boot ?
Thank's for those steps, i'll continue to try to flash again.
Edit :
Ok phone is back !
The problem came from my SD Card, I had not only the dload folder, but an other file.
Format SD Card -> dload folder -> "force install" method -> ENJOY !
Thank's a lot !
wekii said:
OK, maybe these are good news if you say that your phone doesn't restart when it's in fastboot mode.
I would recommend you to try to reflash your phone's stock recovery and boot images with those extracted from firmware that you are trying to install.
Follow these steps:
Download Huawei Extractor tool from here,
Open update.app with Huawei Extractor and extract next two images: RECOVERY and BOOT (you can do that by selecting those two images while holding CTRL button, then right click > Extract Selected),
When extracted, rename those two images into "recovery.img" and "boot.img",
Copy those two images into "platform-tools" folder of Android SDK,
Run command prompt and go to "platform-tools" folder by using "cd" command,
Start your phone into fastboot mode,
Enter following command into command prompt: "fastboot devices" (without quotes), you should get your phone's serial number listed, if that's right, go to the next step,
Enter: "fastboot oem get-bootinfo", it needs to say that your bootloader is unlocked, if it's not read this,
Flash your phone's recovery with "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img",
Flash your phone's boot image with: "fastboot flash boot boot.img",
After successful flashing of both images, turn your phone off by holding POWER button for a several seconds,
Prepare SD card on your PC by formatting SD card and copying "dload" folder of phone's firmware onto SD card,
After you insert SD card into phone, start your phone with "forced install" method by holding all three buttons on your phone.
After that your phone should process firmware install successfully if there is no some hardware issues. Good luck and inform us about your progress.
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I followed all your steps but i get stuck at step 7. When I give the command fastboot devices it doesn't show my phone's serial number. Instead it shows a ? (question mark).
Did I do something wrong or is there a solution for this?
Thanks in advance!
Maybe you should try other version of platform tools. I would recommend you to download adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140702.zip (x64) or adt-bundle-windows-x86-20140702.zip (x32) from "Android SDK" official web pages (I assume that your are using Windows OS). After download extract only "platform-tools" directory to the root of Windows C:\ partition and try described procedure again.
However if you are still getting question marks instead of phone's serial number, you should ignore that step and go onto the next one. I had the same problem in the past and flash commands were successful even serial number wasn't been displayed.
Keep us informed about your progress. Good luck zbnd !!
wekii said:
Maybe you should try other version of platform tools. I would recommend you to download adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140702.zip (x64) or adt-bundle-windows-x86-20140702.zip (x32) from "Android SDK" official web pages (I assume that your are using Windows OS). After download extract only "platform-tools" directory to the root of Windows C:\ partition and try described procedure again.
However if you are still getting question marks instead of phone's serial number, you should ignore that step and go onto the next one. I had the same problem in the past and flash commands were successful even serial number wasn't been displayed.
Keep us informed about your progress. Good luck zbnd !!
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Thanks for your response !
So I followed through like you said. Gave the fastboot oem get-bootinfo command and then I got (bootloader) locked. So I followed the bootloader's unlock code (official way), entered my product SN and product IMEI, used the Huawei Product ID generator followed the procedure and all I get is : Please input the correct Product ID
What did I do wrong this time ? I'm not sure if it's even possible to do this wrong. Is there another way around ?
You can unlock with Vroot, like I did. I didn't try to get a serial from Huawei.
For the Fastboot command 'Fastboot device's I had a ? too, but with 'adb devices' command, I got my serial number.
Sent from my HUAWEI P7-L10 using XDA Free mobile app
Pboguet said:
You can unlock with Vroot, like I did. I didn't try to get a serial from Huawei.
For the Fastboot command 'Fastboot device's I had a ? too, but with 'adb devices' command, I got my serial number.
Sent from my HUAWEI P7-L10 using XDA Free mobile app
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I've downloaded Vroot (english version) but when i connect my phone it says not support mode
I tried to connect while in fastboot&rescue mode, because this is the only way the phone stays on without restarting.
I then tried to connect without fastboot&rescue mode. But my phone keeps rebooting. I did get a message that USB debugging is disabled. However I can't enable usb debugging because my phone won't boot up normally.
@Pboguet
You should read carefully because your answer has no sense for the phone which is in state like zbnd's phone is.
@zbnd
Maybe you are doing something wrong. You can send me your's phone serial number and IMEI in PM inbox, I will try to generate unlock code for you.
wekii said:
@Pboguet
You should read carefully because your answer has no sense for the phone which is in state like zbnd's phone is.
@zbnd
Maybe you are doing something wrong. You can send me your's phone serial number and IMEI in PM inbox, I will try to generate unlock code for you.
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Thank you very much for all your help!
Despite following all your steps my phone keeps rebooting
Sorry to hear that. Did you manage to make all steps that I described to you? Can you share more informations about your current efforts please.
wekii said:
Sorry to hear that. Did you manage to make all steps that I described to you? Can you share more informations about your current efforts please.
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Ik
After unlocking my phone I got the message unlocked in CMD.
I then flashed recovery and boot. Both times it said that the flash was succesfull, this only took a few seconds I don't know if thats normal? I then followed your last steps ( dload folder etc) and put the SD card in my phone.
It start installing but after approximetaly 25 seconds the phone shuts itself down and then reboots.
The procedure then starts again and it starts installing followed by shutting down and rebooting.
I'm sorry to hear that. Seems like it's some hardware issue.
However I still have one more idea that you can try in fastboot mode. I would recommend you to install entire firmware manually with fastboot commands.
By following previously described procedure try to extract with "Huawei Extractor" tool next images also: SYSTEM, USERDATA, CUST and CACHE.
After step number 10, try to use next commands also:
"fastboot flash system system.img"
"fastboot flash cust cust.img"
"fastboot flash userdata userdata.img"
"fastboot flash cache cache.img"
When you are finished with flashing of all images, use "fastboot reboot" command to restart your phone. Steps 11, 12 and 13 should be ignored this time.
Let me know the result
Hey, I'm glad I found this forum, because I have exactly the same problem! Since zbnd did not reply I wanted to let you know that flashing boot.img, recovery.img, cache.img, userdata.img, cust.img and system.img via fastboot did not work
The commandline for each file said "OKAY" and "finished" therefore I assume the process(es) completed succesfully.
Maybe I should tell you some information and the steps I did with my P7:
- my device is a branded german telekom version with firmware P7-L10-V100R001C150B122- because of crappy pink telekom bootlogo und bloatware I wanted to flash the original huawei firmware so I downloaded the B126 from the official website and updated via force update method- at the end of the update process i got the messages "huawei cust fail" and "update_post_process fail" but when I rebootet the B126 was installed and showed a message "Defect report reminders - This is an internal test version. Please report defects to Yangyexiao 00143718" - can't be correct, I thought- after googling a lot and reading through several forums I rooted my device with RootGenius, installed HiSuite and Android-SDK (driver were installed correctly, adb devices showed a device with serial) and deleted the "cust" directory on my phone - at that point everything still worked- next step: I installed TWRP 2.7.1.0, made an updateable zip file with huawei update extractor (including system.img, userdata.img, cust.img and boot.img) and flashed it via TWRP. The process completed succesfully, but needed only a few seconds. After that I got this bootloop at the language selection- then I wanted to return to the last functioning state, so I flashed the stock recovery via fastboot and started with force update method. But after a few seconds the device rebooted during the update process which led to another (maybe the same) bootloop. I had to remove the sd card, but the device continued to reboot in recovery mode. So i installed TWRP 2.7.1.0 again- Then I tried to restore a B133 backup I got from another forum, but it obviously did not work (see attached image)
Now I just don't know what to do ... I get a bootloop in stock recovery and I get a bootloop in TWRP 2.8.0.0.
Only TWRP 2.7.1.0 does not reboot. What is about the other files inside the UPDATE.APP (modemimage.img, efi.img, etc)? Is it possible that some of these files are needed?
Thanks in advance...
mbert said:
Hey,
Only TWRP 2.7.1.0 does not reboot.
Thanks in advance...
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If this recovery works than try:
1. Save this Se7en or this HRT or this custom MIUI ROM on SD card
2 .Wipe in TWRP everything (dalvik, system,data,cust, internal) except external (SD card). Internal only if You have a backup or not important data there.
4. Install zipp ROM from external memory. Sometimes try more than one time in fail case. For HRT ROM especially.
Let me know if helped.
Ziółek said:
If this recovery works than try:
1. Save this Se7en or this HRT or this custom MIUI ROM on SD card
2 .Wipe in TWRP everything (dalvik, system,data,cust, internal) except external (SD card). Internal only if You have a backup or not important data there.
4. Install zipp ROM from external memory. Sometimes try more than one time in fail case. For HRT ROM especially.
Let me know if helped.
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failed
I tried se7en and miui.
I wiped dalvik,system,data,internal,cache and custom, which only lasted about 2 seconds, but said succesful (Is that enough to delete all partitions?).
Installation of both custom roms completed succesfully and lastet several seconds (max 1 min I think).
Se7en: reboot -> huawei logo -> reboot -> language selection (in the style of stock rom?) -> reboot ...
Miui: reboot -> miui logo -> reboot -> language selection (miui style) -> reboot -> wifi selection (I skipped) -> searching for sim card -> reboot
mbert said:
Hey, I'm glad I found this forum, because I have exactly the same problem! Since zbnd did not reply I wanted to let you know that flashing boot.img, recovery.img, cache.img, userdata.img, cust.img and system.img via fastboot did not work
The commandline for each file said "OKAY" and "finished" therefore I assume the process(es) completed succesfully.
Maybe I should tell you some information and the steps I did with my P7:
- my device is a branded german telekom version with firmware P7-L10-V100R001C150B122- because of crappy pink telekom bootlogo und bloatware I wanted to flash the original huawei firmware so I downloaded the B126 from the official website and updated via force update method- at the end of the update process i got the messages "huawei cust fail" and "update_post_process fail" but when I rebootet the B126 was installed and showed a message "Defect report reminders - This is an internal test version. Please report defects to Yangyexiao 00143718" - can't be correct, I thought- after googling a lot and reading through several forums I rooted my device with RootGenius, installed HiSuite and Android-SDK (driver were installed correctly, adb devices showed a device with serial) and deleted the "cust" directory on my phone - at that point everything still worked- next step: I installed TWRP 2.7.1.0, made an updateable zip file with huawei update extractor (including system.img, userdata.img, cust.img and boot.img) and flashed it via TWRP. The process completed succesfully, but needed only a few seconds. After that I got this bootloop at the language selection- then I wanted to return to the last functioning state, so I flashed the stock recovery via fastboot and started with force update method. But after a few seconds the device rebooted during the update process which led to another (maybe the same) bootloop. I had to remove the sd card, but the device continued to reboot in recovery mode. So i installed TWRP 2.7.1.0 again- Then I tried to restore a B133 backup I got from another forum, but it obviously did not work (see attached image)
Now I just don't know what to do ... I get a bootloop in stock recovery and I get a bootloop in TWRP 2.8.0.0.
Only TWRP 2.7.1.0 does not reboot. What is about the other files inside the UPDATE.APP (modemimage.img, efi.img, etc)? Is it possible that some of these files are needed?
Thanks in advance...
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To use fastboot you need to unlock bootloader first. And before flash, you need to erase partition first, for a proper job. Please read well about the fastboot procedure is a dangerous procedure
My bootloader is unlocked, but fastboot sais I don't have permission to erase partitions ...
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Disclaimer
Code:
#include <std/disclaimer.h> /* * Your warranty is now void. * * I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, * thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please * do some research if you have any concerns about rooting your device * before doing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if * you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. */
Downloads
Instructions
Unlock your bootloader if you haven't already. Detailed steps can be found here.
Download the ADB and fastboot tools, TWRP Recovery IMG file and Magisk zip from the link above.
Extract the ADB zip into a folder and copy the recovery file into the same folder as well.
Copy the Magisk zip file into your phone's internal storage.
Rename the recovery file to recovery.
In the ADB folder and click on the MFA32 to open a command prompt window.
Connect your phone to your PC and go to the Developer Options previously enabled. Find the USB Debugging option and enable it.
Now hold the Volume + Power Down buttons that will allow the phone to boot into Fastboot mode.
In the fastboot mode, type: fastboot devices.
If your device is detected, great. If not, check your connections, USB Debugging or see if proper device drivers are installed or not.
Next, type: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img. This will flash the recovery in a few seconds.
Next, type: fastboot reboot recovery. As a result, you are welcomed by the recovery screen.
Here, click on Install. Find the previously downloaded Magisk zip and select it to flash. This will flash the required binaries.
Reboot.
Open Play Store and install the Magisk Manager. This will allow you to take proper advantage of your root by using multiple modules with many features.
Enjoy!
Full Guide can be found here - http://xboard.in/redmi-6-pro-recovery-root/.
twrp recovery not reading internal storage.
Hi,
I have a Redmi 6 Pro Indian version with unlocked Boot-loader, MIUI Global 10.2 stable. Flashed twrp recovery (Sakura) successfully but booting into the recovery mode I find it cann't read internal memory (showing 0 MB) and I can't flash necessary files through it for rooting my device.
On rooting into twrp recovery mode, first asks for password for un-encription and when I provide device unlock password, after sometime, it shows password failed.
On tapping 'cancel' option, goes to home of twrp with no option to flash from internal storage since it is 0MB.
Fastboot getvar anti command shows nothing [ anti: (blank)]. Fastboot getvar all shows Rollback ver 2.
Please help.
@Aloke17 Your data are encrypted. You have to do format data. Notice that your internal memory will be erased. Make a backup before.
mar.ur said:
@Aloke17 Your data are encrypted. You have to do format data. Notice that your internal memory will be erased. Make a backup before.
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It did not work. Have already done that with same result. Can you tell me if I can flash from external storage like otg pendrive etc.?
Aloke17 said:
It did not work. Have already done that with same result. Can you tell me if I can flash from external storage like otg pendrive etc.?
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I think you did a wipe data, not format. Look at the picture below
mar.ur said:
I think you did a wipe data, not format. Look at the picture below
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I know difference. Formatted data, not wiped. got same result.
Aloke17 said:
I know difference. Formatted data, not wiped. got same result.
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Restart again to twrp after format
This is what I did (make sure the TWRP.img and lazy flasher zip (attached) are in the same directory as the adb folder):
1. Put phone to fastboot mode.
2. Run ADB command fastboot boot twrp.img (the twrp image downloaded). Phone will reboot into TWRP. It will ask for password to decrypt, just hit back and ignore it for now.
3. Go to Wipe, Format Data. Swipe to Factory Reset. Advanced Wipe: Dalvik/ ART Cache, Cache, System, Internal Storage.
4. Go to Mount and mount System.
5. Run ADB command adb push twrp.img /sdcard
6. Go to Install, Install Image, select the TWRP.img file that you just pushed and flash it as recovery but don't reboot yet.
7. Run ADB command adb push lazyflasher-no-verity-opt-encrypt.zip /sdcard
8. Go to Install, Install Zip, select the zip file that you just pushed.
9. Go to Reboot. Power Off.
10. Boot the Device into TWRP Recovery (press volume up + power button).
Hope this helps a noob like me who wasn't able to flash TWRP due to strange errors.
PS: Bootloader was unlocked and device was running MIUI 10.2.2 Stable (Chinese ROM). I switched to Revenge OS (from XDA) based on Android Pie after this.
Can anyone please tell me how to get rid of SAKURA anti rollback. I'm currently on miui rom global beta 9.6.27..????
I waana flash xiaomi.eu rom on my phone.
I bricked my phone while flashing EU rom direct through twrp.
I followed this guide and it worked. The good thing about this guide is you can mess up and then get the mobile back to working state. I copied from a blog but can not post the link as i have fewer than 10 posts.
The contents of the blog in case if its deleted
1. unlock bootloader.
1.1 To unlock bootloader linking your mobile number to the device is mandatory to unlock bootloader. Read my rant[1] at the end of this post during the flashing as it takes some time. For now move to step 2 after unlocking the bootloader
2. check if the bootloader is unlocked by running the command "fastboot oem device-info"
3. flash the system image.
3.1 Download the image from the mi.com site sakura_india_global_images_V10.3.2.0.PDMMIXM_20190527.0000.00_9.0_global_0aaaa35167.tgz # md5sum 0aaaa35167e8edd299f0dd9418f04c62
3.2 untar
3.3 cd sakura_india_global_images_V10.3.2.0.PDMMIXM_20190527.0000.00_9.0_global/
# poweroff mobile, press volume down + poweron to go to fastboot mode
3.4 ./flash_all.sh
4 twrp flashing using boot and not flash because flashing to recovery parition is successfull but the recovery boot does not launch twrp so use the temporary method(flashboot boot)
4.1 fastboot boot twrp-3.2.3-0-sakura.img # md5sum 16759dcc425042d6a63b635f777a7690
4.2 twrp -> advanced settings ->sideload -> check both the cache to wipe -> swipe
4.3 adb sideload Magisk-v19.4.zip # md5sum 2a1def27607601ecaa780ee4b15210c2
4.4 flashing lazyflasher went in to loading forever, so skip that. it works without lazy flashing
5. reboot will boot to system and then download the MagiskManager apk from its website
5.1 enable the developer options for adb to transfer the MagiskManager apk to mobile
5.2 adb push MagiskManager-v7.3.4.apk /sdcard # md5sum 16e9ad8767665234dea7896a4137288e
5.3 on the mobile install the apk
6. to test it
6.1 adb shell
6.2 su
6.3 the above command should pop up requesting for permissions for root.
[1] Rant on Xiaomi's lies on embracing developer culture
TLDR: Xiaomi don't lie about embracing the hacker ethic. Accept you are evil with some lame excuse that is much more respectable.
It is very evil of Xiaomi to make the user provide their mobile number(thats right, you must provide your **working** sim card number) to unlock the bootloader. They will not unlock if your sim is not active, you must enable internet on your sim, link the sim number to mi account and only then they will unlock the bootloader. If you just use wifi it is not supported and yet they lie on their faq that the need sim for data usage.
Here is the faq they do not say about the sim card requirement . I have archived it in case after reading this Xiaomi might change this faq
The Following is the Q&A of faq
> Isn't locking bootloader against Mi's 'geek' spirit?
> Locking bootloader is aimed to provide a better user experience, which we've been trying to do the whole time. In the meantime, we've provided an unlocking tool for senior users who know their ways around flashing and tweaking their devices.
> The unlocking procedure will need Internet access to get the unlocking password. Also, the Mi Account logged in on the Mi phone and the unlocking tool needs to be the same. Otherwise, the unlocking request will be denied. This will ensure that ill-intentioned people will not get access to your personal data.
Atleast the moto company wanted just the device id to unlock bootloader.
I was rooting for Xiaomi a long back when i saw their faq where the question was "Can i root my mi mobile " and the answer was something along the lines of "Of coures you can, what do you think of us . we embrace hacker ethic. Now i can not find a link to this faq. Is someone find this please comment the link, i will add here.
Hope this guide helps some one.
grv29a said:
Can anyone please tell me how to get rid of SAKURA anti rollback. I'm currently on miui rom global beta 9.6.27..????
I waana flash xiaomi.eu rom on my phone.
I bricked my phone while flashing EU rom direct through twrp.
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Just try to unlock bootloader as i did.
After flashing, is there any 'unlock' under Mi Logo? If no, need to unlock again.
ROOT Vibe K5 Note LP or MM
Code:
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* I'm not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, or you getting fired.
* Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in the products you find here before flashing it!
* YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
* Your warranty will be void if you tamper with any part of your device/software.
* Same statement for XDA.
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Finally I got the method to root Lenovo Vibe K5 Note/A7020a48. If you are the one who is tired of searching how to root your device then you are at right place
But before we get started here are the things that you need (only for marshmallow user, lollipop user need only 1 thing which is given in method section)
Requirements
1. Your Device (of course)
2. Your Current Stock Rom's Firmware(You can easily get it in firmwarefile.com)
3. A Working PC (first check whether you can successfully connect your device to your pc or not)
4. ADB and Fastboot Tools
5. A working Brain
BONUS:-You can use this method to root any (5.1+) device (if it has general unlocking system, This method is supported by 95% devices).
Now It's Time To Rock
METHOD for Lollipop users
Download and install kingroot, open it and follow the tutorial given in that app
METHOD for Marshmallow Users
1. Make complete backup of your data, Everything except ext. storage of your device will be erased.
Now Follow the steps from 2 to 11 to unlock bootloader (you can skip it if you already unlocked it)
2. Go to your phone settings>About phone, tap on build no. 7 times and then go back you will see a new { } developer option just above the about phone option
3. Go to developer option and enable OEM unlocking and USB Debugging
4. Connect your device to your pc and install adb and fastboot tool system wide
5. Open command prompt or power shell
Note- Windows 10 users have to write .\ as prefix before every command.
6. Type
Code:
adb devices
You will see a prompt on device, just click on always allow this computer and press ok or allow whatever given there. You will see your a long set of random Numbers and letters after that if its written device then your phone is successfully connected to your pc.
7. After that type
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Your phone will reboot into bootloader mode
8.Type
Code:
fastboot getvar all
There you see at last some lines which tells you about your bootloader status if you see Unlocked = no then your bootloader is locked and if it says Unlocked = yes then it is unlocked and if it is unlocked then you can stop here
Now for those who has a locked bootloader
9. Type
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
(In some devices which is shipped with android 6.0 or higher you may have to write fastboot flash unlock don't write this command for your Vibe K5 note/A7020a48)
10. Most Important step Type
Code:
fastboot format userdata
. If you skip this you may get bootloop (I skipped that and got bootloop)
11. Type again
Code:
fastboot getvar all
Now you will see Unlocked=yes and Congrats!!! you has unlocked your phone's bootloader
12. Disconnect your device and press and hold power button until it reboots
Now follow the steps to root your device
13. Now from your stock firmware file extract boot.img which is given in the folder named firmware and copy it any where in your device
14. Install magisk manager from here -> Official website
15. After opening the app you'll see it is written that Magisk not installed click on the install button and select patch boot.img option,
16. Now select your boot.img file which you have extracted from your firmware file. After selection it will start to patch that boot.img and store patched_boot.img file in download folder of your device internal storage, copy that file at any folder in your pc (not in desktop)
17. Now go to the folder where you copied that patched_boot.img file and press right click on your mouse while holding shift button of your keyboard (Shift + Right click in simple words) and you will see an additional option of open command window/powershell here click on that and connect your device with your pc.
18. Before getting started with commands follow step 2 and 3 again
19. Repeat step 6 and 7
20. After going into bootloader mode Type
Code:
fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
(in this code boot is partition and patched_boot.img is file name which you are going to flash).
21. Disconnect your phone ,press and hold powerkey until it reboots
Congrats Device ROOTED!!!
#reserved
But there's a much simpler method to get root access with a single click. i cant able to attach photos.
did not work
Shubham1815 said:
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bro after entering the cmd fastboot oem unlock my lenovo vibe k5note displayed
fastboot mode
unlock not allowed
now what should i do ......plz help
Tried but not work for MM. The bootloader cannot be unlocked. Maybe your bootloader is different from the others, would you share it out?
mihir999 said:
bro after entering the cmd fastboot oem unlock my lenovo vibe k5note displayed
fastboot mode
unlock not allowed
now what should i do ......plz help
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Do you enabled allow oem unlocking?
Shubham1815 said:
Do you enabled allow oem unlocking?
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I enabled oem unlocking but still it shows "unlock not allowed"
Does this really works?? I want to try it
Did you actually unlock bootloader and root the device ? As far I know, in all other threads, none has confirmed any method.
After "fastboot getvar all" command, nothing happens. (PC => waiting for device.. PHONE => stuck at "Fastbood Mode"text)
Same for "fastboot oem unlock" command
I really want to permanent root for => LENOVO K5 NOTE (a7020a48). Years gone but no luck !
If your method is true then please answer us :crying:
Got stuck at "Unsupportive project for unlock" on my vibe K5note. Any help here please?
so . for those who are stuck at fast boot try and install the driver from this link :
[OFFICIAL][TOOL][WINDOWS] ADB, Fastboot and Drivers - 15 seconds ADB Installer v1.4.3
15 seconds ADB Installer v1.4.3 ADB, Fastboot and Drivers What is this? This is All-in-One installer for 3 most needed PC tools for Android. No need to download big SDK for 3 small things. I originaly made it for my Kurdish friend AnGrY DuDe in...
forum.xda-developers.com
this didn't work for me and i had to download and install "rescue and smart assistant" from the lenovo website
Rescue and Smart Assistant (RSA) - Lenovo Support AU
support.lenovo.com
once downloaded and installed , i could update the "Android" driver from device manager --> selecting the moto interface (not the composite one) instead the google one ( step by step : youtube.com/watch?v=nQjg6ePnGAc )
Once that's done , reboot to fastboot via adb
Now when I type fastboot devices I can finally see my device
however... i was getting " (bootloader) Unsupportive project for unlock "
no luck . . .
Edit:
if you however do have an OTG cable maybe try this method :
GitHub - BiltuDas1/unlock-Bootloader: Unlock Bootloader of any Device using PC or Android.
Unlock Bootloader of any Device using PC or Android. - GitHub - BiltuDas1/unlock-Bootloader: Unlock Bootloader of any Device using PC or Android.
github.com
good luck
any luck guys!?!?! or should i completey give up )