I am about to hand over my Nord CE to my daugther. She does not care about root and stuff, just want a phone that works.
I need some confirmation.... If I simply remove magisk and lock the bootloader in fastboot I should be fine right?
bossie1975 said:
I am about to hand over my Nord CE to my daugther. She does not care about root and stuff, just want a phone that works.
I need some confirmation.... If I simply remove magisk and lock the bootloader in fastboot I should be fine right?
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yup as easy as you said, flash stock oxygen rom (to avoid problems and to be sure everythng is stock) and then relock bootloader
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Still looking for the Le S3 X522 version bootloader unlock, as far as I know it still can't be unlocked, or can it?
Would be nice to have it unlocked.
How does a locked bootloader affect root? I know you can temporarily unlock bootloader, does any of this affect xposed?
Ummm yes... It can be unlocked. I'm running Lineage 7.1.1 on the S3 right now...
Bootloader still cannot be unlocked permanently, only temporary, in other words I can unlock it and flash everything I needed but once it is rebooted it will lock again and in order to flash something it will have to be unlocked again, it has nothing to do with booting into twrp, it might even look like it is flashing but really it will not, maybe some things can be flashed but things that affect system will not.
You don't need to permanently unlock the bootloader. You just unlock it long enough to install twrp. Once you have twrp you can flash whatever you want.
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You don't need to permanently unlock the bootloader. You just unlock it long enough to install twrp. Once you have twrp you can flash whatever you want.
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But how exactly?
Is it possible to install Magisk and then relock the bootloader?
This is on OPWS27.1.3 (March update, Android 8.0)
Aka:
1) unlock bootloader
2) flash Magisk boot
3) install Magisk
4) relock bootloader
The general advice is to not lock the bootloader with custom or modded ROMs. If you want to throw caution to the wind, you probably want to have a stable, custom recovery first.
The dangers of locking it is that you will probably get stuck with a soft bricked device.
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The general advice is to not lock the bootloader with custom or modded ROMs. If you want to throw caution to the wind, you probably want to have a stable, custom recovery first.
The dangers of locking it is that you will probably get stuck with a soft bricked device.
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Ah, that's unfortunate. I was hoping to be able to essentially add sudo usable via adb when debugging is enabled leaving everything else intact. Is it possible to gain root privileges without unlocking the bootloader or using a modded ROM?
I have a Mi11 with a preliminary Global official ROM but it's rooted and of course bootloader in unlocked: unfortunately Google Pay and some bank apps do not work.
I first removed root, by deleting /system/xbin/su but Google Pay still complains so I think I need to unlock bootloader.
I think I have two options:
- 1 - put phone in fastboot and run "fastboot oem lock" from adb
- 2 - use Mi Flash tool to flash an official ROM and choose "clean all and lock"
What would be the best?
Do I loose data with both or either methods?
I've read that method 2 may put the phone in an unusable state...
Thanks
thegios said:
I have a Mi11 with a preliminary Global official ROM but it's rooted and of course bootloader in unlocked: unfortunately Google Pay and some bank apps do not work.
I first removed root, by deleting /system/xbin/su but Google Pay still complains so I think I need to unlock bootloader.
I think I have two options:
- 1 - put phone in fastboot and run "fastboot oem lock" from adb
- 2 - use Mi Flash tool to flash an official ROM and choose "clean all and lock"
What would be the best?
Do I loose data with both or either methods?
I've read that method 2 may put the phone in an unusable state...
Thanks
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Where can I get this official global ROM for the Mi 11? Or do you mean xiaomi.eu? What I know is if you flash a different ROM than the original one with the bootloader open and close the bootloader again, you have a brick.
pittrich said:
Where can I get this official global ROM for the Mi 11? Or do you mean xiaomi.eu? What I know is if you flash a different ROM than the original one with the bootloader open and close the bootloader again, you have a brick.
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You cannot it's a test device and got it sorted out with Xiaomi engineer: being a test rom, locking bootloader will make phone unusable. Now O have to unlock it and keep it like it is till official build arrives. In the meantime I could try with magisk hide
thegios said:
I have a Mi11 with a preliminary Global official ROM but it's rooted and of course bootloader in unlocked: unfortunately Google Pay and some bank apps do not work.
I first removed root, by deleting /system/xbin/su but Google Pay still complains so I think I need to unlock bootloader.
I think I have two options:
- 1 - put phone in fastboot and run "fastboot oem lock" from adb
- 2 - use Mi Flash tool to flash an official ROM and choose "clean all and lock"
What would be the best?
Do I loose data with both or either methods?
I've read that method 2 may put the phone in an unusable state...
Thanks
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Is there a official global Rom for MI 11? Shure?
There are 2 ways:
1. Use Magisk and Hide Root and Unlock from apps you need, worked for me at MI 10 Ultra with xiaomi.eu-Rom
2. Relock Bootloader, but keep an eye on the fact, that relock is only possible with original delivered ROM, otherwise your phone will be bricked...
and after relock you will not be able to flash any rom, so, please flash first and do relock after flashing rom
Regards
Michael
Crackeds said:
Is there a official global Rom for MI 11? Shure?
There are 2 ways:
1. Use Magisk and Hide Root and Unlock from apps you need, worked for me at MI 10 Ultra with xiaomi.eu-Rom
2. Relock Bootloader, but keep an eye on the fact, that relock is only possible with original delivered ROM, otherwise your phone will be bricked...
and after relock you will not be able to flash any rom, so, please flash first and do relock after flashing rom
Regards
Michael
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No official ROM: I have a test global device with a test global ROM.
ANyhow all is solved: I installed xiaomi.eu and all is working fine...
How to root it actually im new here
Now, then LG don't gives bootloader unlock key anymore, it seems so probably.
Wanbees said:
How to root it actually im new here
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I should assume you've probably figured it out by now, but just in case you didn't:
You're gonna need to follow the guide that lets you unlock the bootloader. Once your bootloader is unlocked, you need to install magisk, patch your (active) boot image in magisk and then flash it the same way you did the bootloader (ie through QFIL).
I can clarify some of the steps if you want me to, but the gist of what I did is there. I have an LM-V409N running the SKT Android 10 build w/ root access.
FLAmbuRNE1 said:
I should assume you've probably figured it out by now, but just in case you didn't:
You're gonna need to follow the guide that lets you unlock the bootloader. Once your bootloader is unlocked, you need to install magisk, patch your (active) boot image in magisk and then flash it the same way you did the bootloader (ie through QFIL).
I can clarify some of the steps if you want me to, but the gist of what I did is there. I have an LM-V409N running the SKT Android 10 build w/ root access.
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i thought lg t mobile can't be unlocked? how'd u do it?
hi guys ,
i want to make my oneplus 10 pro 2213 model back to store condition
how can i lock the bootloader?
i cant find any answer anywhere and im not sure if fastboot enhancer is the solution
my device is fully work btw
thanks
it's highly recommended that you don't do that. Most of the devices I've seen get brincked in that operation.
But if you wanna proceed with that, you have to flash the stock image back again, there must be no changed image (boot, recovery, system...).
And then you can run the command "fastboot flashing lock"
what about msm tool
anyway to do that with the tool ?
There is no tool current available to O10PRO, all there is require username and password.
A lot of people, myself included, are waiting for a msm tool so we can fix our devices.
OK
so if my bootloader is unlocked any problem for gpay ota ect?
It may not work .. Netflix doesn't work for example. Gpay as I don't use can't say for sure
sagiag said:
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so if my bootloader is unlocked any problem for gpay ota ect?
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No unlocking the bootloader will not effect gpay or any other banking app. Now if you are rooted then yes gpay and banking apps will not work. You will have to use Magisk to fix that.
Well I'm not sure
foamerman said:
No unlocking the bootloader will not effect gpay or any other banking app. Now if you are rooted then yes gpay and banking apps will not work. You will have to use Magisk to fix that.
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Well
I'm not rooted at all
But gpay is not working
Also Netflix is not findable in the store anymore
sagiag said:
Well I'm not sure
Well
I'm not rooted at all
But gpay is not working
Also Netflix is not findable in the store anymore
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That could be the difference between the 2213 and 2215. I got my 15 from OnePlus carrier unlocked. That's the first thing I did was unlock the bootloader. Now my gpay, paypal and my banking apps all work. I'm not rooted yet I'm just waiting on a full rom update to get the boot.img. But I see that OnePlus is going to post oxygenOS 13 today. I might check it out. OnePlus has really done a number to the 10 this time. As for as Netflix I think there is a thread in here some place.
Hi guys
Anything new in the MSM tools?
Or maybe any other way to lock the bootloader?
look on GitHub for fastboot enhanced works really great as long your in de bootloader you can do every command with just a click i was thinking on doing that my self to but then i saw something's what i want to try out and there is also a fastboot ROM in the forums maybe that you help you too
Thanks !
I will read about that!
i have the same question.
I have a NE2213, unlocked and rooted and now want to sell it.
So my plan was to uninstall Magisk with all Modules, do a factory reset, update to NE2213_11_A.16 and then relock the bootloader.
since i am only rooted with stock rom - the only changed image should be the boot.img which will be stock after i update zo A.16.
Should be right, isnt it?
since my only other option ist to contact the support for a online MSM-Tool, which i need to do anyways when it does not work - i would give it a try...
n0gg said:
i have the same question.
I have a NE2213, unlocked and rooted and now want to sell it.
So my plan was to uninstall Magisk with all Modules, do a factory reset, update to NE2213_11_A.16 and then relock the bootloader.
since i am only rooted with stock rom - the only changed image should be the boot.img which will be stock after i update zo A.16.
Should be right, isnt it?
since my only other option ist to contact the support for a online MSM-Tool, which i need to do anyways when it does not work - i would give it a try...
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Fastboot commands for restoring to stock worked for me.
OnePlus 10 Pro Fastboot ROMs (and how to make for any device)
First of all and most importantly, I want to say that this is not my work. This is a port of the work done by @abhinavgupta371 and @HELLBOY017 for the OP9RT. I merely made sure there weren't extra or missing files and edited the .bat and .sh...
forum.xda-developers.com
FYI - Was able to lock the bootloader on my OP 10T, A.06 Oxygen OS.