After i flashed Autoroot my SM-J327U says verification failure and i have to reflash the original rom to get it working is there anything I'm doing wrong because i really want root thx for any help
Blackjesus135 said:
After i flashed Autoroot my SM-J327U says verification failure and i have to reflash the original rom to get it working is there anything I'm doing wrong because i really want root thx for any help
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Make sure OEM unlock is enabled in developer options and that frp is turned off. If frp is not turned off removing all google and samsung accounts will turn it off. After rooting you can add them back to your phone.
thepcwiz101 said:
Make sure OEM unlock is enabled in developer options and that frp is turned off. If frp is not turned off removing all google and samsung accounts will turn it off. After rooting you can add them back to your phone.
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I don't know what frp is but I did have OEM unlock enabled and after I flashed my C.F autoroot it still said verification failed Intergeity cannot be verified anything else in doing wrong also what is frp idk what that is how do I disable it
Blackjesus135 said:
I don't know what frp is but I did have OEM unlock enabled and after I flashed my C.F autoroot it still said verification failed Intergeity cannot be verified anything else in doing wrong also what is frp idk what that is how do I disable it
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Oh that is dm-verity which is a new feature google implemented to prevent rooting. But hold on i have to look up something
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Blackjesus135 said:
I don't know what frp is but I did have OEM unlock enabled and after I flashed my C.F autoroot it still said verification failed Intergeity cannot be verified anything else in doing wrong also what is frp idk what that is how do I disable it
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Bad news you must wait for twrp to be released.
thepcwiz101 said:
Oh that is dm-verity which is a new feature google implemented to prevent rooting. But hold on i have to look up something
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Bad news you must wait for twrp to be released.
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Why is That cant i just delete all my accounts also (axopermitly) when will TWRP be released for my device
Blackjesus135 said:
Why is That cant i just delete all my accounts also (axopermitly) when will TWRP be released for my device
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Idk and i cannot answer that i dont work on building roms or recoveries i just test.
thepcwiz101 said:
Idk and i cannot answer that i dont work on building roms or recoveries i just test.
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Is there any other way to disable the Frp or Dm verify without TWRP and who can I refer to to get info about TWRP for J327U
You probably need to format the /data partition. Supersu will disable dm-verity, but it seems Samsungs latest devices won't boot if dm-verity is disabled unless encryption is also disabled. However booting to recovery and formatting /data should allow the device to boot. Be aware formatting data wipes all internal storage.
ashyx said:
You probably need to format the /data partition. Supersu will disable dm-verity, but it seems Samsungs latest devices won't boot if dm-verity is disabled unless encryption is also disabled. However booting to recovery and formatting /data should allow the device to boot. Be aware formatting data wipes all internal storage.
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so I go to recovery and press format data partian then I can successfully flash autoroot on my J3?
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You probably need to format the /data partition. Supersu will disable dm-verity, but it seems Samsungs latest devices won't boot if dm-verity is disabled unless encryption is also disabled. However booting to recovery and formatting /data should allow the device to boot. Be aware formatting data wipes all internal storage.
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ashlx I flashed the autoroot after wiping data and nothing happened it just booted up normlly
thepcwiz101 said:
Oh that is dm-verity which is a new feature google implemented to prevent rooting. But hold on i have to look up something
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Bad news you must wait for twrp to be released.
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I followed ashlx advice and i wiped my data abd nothing happened it just booted up normally no root Help?
Blackjesus135 said:
I followed ashlx advice and i wiped my data abd nothing happened it just booted up normally no root Help?
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Cant help you there.
Blackjesus135 said:
ashlx I flashed the autoroot after wiping data and nothing happened it just booted up normlly
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Did it root when you installed it? Need more info.
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Cant help you there.
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Thank you for trying Ill keep trying over and over but my j327U might just be another unrootble :crying: :crying: :crying: :crying: :crying:
ashyx said:
Did it root when you installed it? Need more info.
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All that happened after i flashed it is that it just booted up like its been factory reset
Blackjesus135 said:
All that happened after i flashed it is that it just booted up like its been factory reset
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With no supersu iust normal apps
ashyx said:
Did it root when you installed it? Need more info.
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I also checked with root checker and it said that I did not have root so am I doing anything wrong and yes I have OED unlock enabled frp disabled and usb debugging enabeled I got past the verification thing now I just need the root to register helppppppp
I got it working after i followed ashlx advice and deleted my data then instead of getting my j327U from autoroot i looked up the old autoroot and used that website and found J327T autoroot installed that it worked perfectly now i have root thank you for all u guys help
For those who are having "verification failed", boot-loop errors, or no root in the end, just follow ashyx'S 6 commandments carefully, it should work perfectly.
1. Boot to Twrp https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=673791459329063628
2. Format Data partition using FORMAT DATA button under Wipe options (not WIPE but FORMAT!)
(Note: This will wipe the internal storage)
3. Check DATA is mountable.
4. Install SuperSU (if root is required)
5. Install boot image patch https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=24591000424951049
6. Reboot
billa said:
For those who are having "verification failed", boot-loop errors, or no root in the end, just follow ashyx'S 6 commandments carefully, it should work perfectly.
1. Boot to Twrp https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=673791459329063628
2. Format Data partition using FORMAT DATA button under Wipe options (not WIPE but FORMAT!)
(Note: This will wipe the internal storage)
3. Check DATA is mountable.
4. Install SuperSU (if root is required)
5. Install boot image patch https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=24591000424951049
6. Reboot
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They made a TWRP for j327U awesome
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Hey,
So I have Sony Z3 xperia D6603 , and I would like to flash a custom recovery mode - TWRP/CWM without unlocking the bootloader - which will earse all my data
there is any way to do that?
thanks in advance for help.
xKarmax said:
Hey,
So I have Sony Z3 xperia D6603 , and I would like to flash a custom recovery mode - TWRP/CWM without unlocking the bootloader - which will earse all my data
there is any way to do that?
thanks in advance for help.
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Give some more details. Are you rooted? What Android version do you have?
Nojus33 said:
Give some more details. Are you rooted? What Android version do you have?
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I'm not rooted the device is locked with a password
I just have a way to bypass the password with a custom recovery mode but the thing is if I will flash now TWRP or CWM
I will have to unlock the bootloader and I don't want to do it ,
so what I want to do is just to flash somehow the recovery mode without unlocking the bootloader
and also there is anyway to check the android version ?
xKarmax said:
I'm not rooted the device is locked with a password
I just have a way to bypass the password with a custom recovery mode but the thing is if I will flash now TWRP or CWM
I will have to unlock the bootloader and I don't want to do it ,
so what I want to do is just to flash somehow the recovery mode without unlocking the bootloader
and also there is anyway to check the android version ?
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Well, if you only want to bypass password you don't need to root or unlock your bootloader. Try to perform software repair via xperia companion. It should reset your phone by reinstalling software and wiping data.
Nojus33 said:
Well, if you only want to bypass password you don't need to root or unlock your bootloader. Try to perform software repair via xperia companion. It should reset your phone by reinstalling software and wiping data.
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My problem is with wiping the data , I don't want to wipe the data haha ,
thats the problem the data is important for me .
- If I can flash a custom recovery without unlocking the bootloader - it will be perfect because unlocking will earse all my data
xKarmax said:
My problem is with wiping the data , I don't want to wipe the data haha ,
thats the problem the data is important for me .
- If I can flash a custom recovery without unlocking the bootloader - it will be perfect because unlocking will earse all my data
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Hmm, the only way to flash custom recovery without unlocking the bootloader is to downgrade to Kitkat, get root and install recovery, but the problem is downgrading requires to wipe data
Nojus33 said:
Hmm, the only way to flash custom recovery without unlocking the bootloader is to downgrade to Kitkat, get root and install recovery, but the problem is downgrading requires to wipe data
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There is a way like to run aroma manager or file manager from the normal recovery ?
it will help me to bypass the password...
xKarmax said:
There is a way like to run aroma manager or file manager from the normal recovery ?
it will help me to bypass the password...
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I don't think so. What about your google account? Are you signed in with your phone?
Nojus33 said:
I don't think so. What about your google account? Are you signed in with your phone?
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I don't have , there isn't anyway to make it?
what about here :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/z3/general/guide-rootrecovery-how-to-root-install-t3017056
have a look
but the device is looked how do I run the file manager? through the normal recovery mode?
xKarmax said:
I don't have , there isn't anyway to make it?
what about here :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/z3/general/guide-rootrecovery-how-to-root-install-t3017056
have a look
but the device is looked how do I run the file manager? through the normal recovery mode?
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I think that Z3 doesn't even have a recovery partition.
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Maybe there is a way, but I can't think of anything more. Sorry
Nojus33 said:
I think that Z3 doesn't even have a recovery partition.
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Maybe there is a way, but I can't think of anything more. Sorry
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so there isn't anyway just to install custom recovery mode without unlocking the bootloader?
xKarmax said:
so there isn't anyway just to install custom recovery mode without unlocking the bootloader?
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There are 2 methots to install custom recovery:
1.(Best one) Downgrading to kitkat getting root and then recovery, but here's the problem: Downgrading requires to wipe data, which you don't want to do. So this isn't an option.
2. Unlocking the bootloader and flashing recovery. Problem: unlocking wipes your data and you lose DRM keys, so also not an option.
Sorry but I can't think of anything more.
or try this one ... it's for locked/unlocked bootloader i tested it on my T2 Ultra and it works
http://nut.xperia-files.com/path/XZDualRecovery/XZDualRecovery_2.8.26
Ammar_Hamdan said:
or try this one ... it's for locked/unlocked bootloader i tested it on my T2 Ultra and it works
http://nut.xperia-files.com/path/XZDualRecovery/XZDualRecovery_2.8.26
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Hey ,
I have been seen it before , but I don't know how to flash this recovery mode into the phone .
could you please send me tutrial ?
Thanks in advance , Karma.
xKarmax said:
Hey ,
I have been seen it before , but I don't know how to flash this recovery mode into the phone .
could you please send me tutrial ?
Thanks in advance , Karma.
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It's not a flashable zip .-.
-your phone must be rooted and usb debugging enabled.
-extract the zip file "Z3-lockeddualrecovery2.8.26-RELEASE.combined.zip" to desktop or any other location on your PC/Laptop.
-run executable file "install.exe" and connect your phone... if you have SuperSu press 1 and enter.
now you have dual recovery mode
here's the main thread of dual recovery:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2261606
Unfortunately the only available options are these, all this is to protect your data and make them inaccessible to the thief if you get your phone stolen.
If you've forgot the password/pin/pattern of the lock screen, just perform a factory reset, it will wipe the data partition (apps and their data) but it won't touch your personal files such as music and photos
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Ammar_Hamdan said:
It's not a flashable zip .-.
-your phone must be rooted and usb debugging enabled.
-extract the zip file "Z3-lockeddualrecovery2.8.26-RELEASE.combined.zip" to desktop or any other location on your PC/Laptop.
-run executable file "install.exe" and connect your phone... if you have SuperSu press 1 and enter.
now you have dual recovery mode
here's the main thread of dual recovery:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2261606
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thesplitter said:
Unfortunately the only available options are these, all this is to protect your data and make them inaccessible to the thief if you get your phone stolen.
If you've forgot the password/pin/pattern of the lock screen, just perform a factory reset, it will wipe the data partition (apps and their data) but it won't touch your personal files such as music and photos
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I can not do it the phone is locked and I don't want to lose any data
xKarmax said:
I can not do it the phone is locked and I don't want to lose any data
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yeah, you need to unlock the screen lock to give adb shell root rights :\
The user have been asking similar questions for other devices in the past. I suspect that the user may have stolen the phone and I do not think it's a good idea to provide further assistance to this user, as making it easier to use a possibly stolen phone is no good. If OP is any legit, he would know that he can restore the password using his Google account, and losing the password and recovery for 2 high-end devices at the same time is just fishy.. Just my 2 cents guys.
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GethPrime said:
The user have been asking similar questions for other devices in the past. I suspect that the user may have stolen the phone and I do not think it's a good idea to provide further assistance to this user, as making it easier to use a possibly stolen phone is no good. If OP is any legit, he would know that he can restore the password using his Google account, and losing the password and recovery for 2 high-end devices at the same time is just fishy.. Just my 2 cents guys.
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Whoa, i didn't know that, yeah, indeed, in this case it'd be wise to close it here
I'm hoping someone can help. i have looked in the forums but can't get an solid advice, recently got my galaxy s7 rooted it using cf auto root, i then downloaded latest firmware update for my device from sammobile, used odin to install but it failed and i can't even factory reset my phone as it says Dm-verity verification failure. any help would be great
follow the twrp steps and you will be fine
Studio1b said:
follow the twrp steps and you will be fine
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Can you elaborate as I'm new to samsung modding been using nexus for a long time
did you follow : http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/development/recovery-official-twrp-herolte-t3333770
If you only want a bootable system partition or writable data in TWRP:
Download dm-verity and force encryption disabler.
Without exiting TWRP, transfer no-verity-opt-encrypt.zip to your device over MTP* and flash it using [Install] in TWRP.
Studio1b said:
did you follow : http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/development/recovery-official-twrp-herolte-t3333770
If you only want a bootable system partition or writable data in TWRP:
Download dm-verity and force encryption disabler.
Without exiting TWRP, transfer no-verity-opt-encrypt.zip to your device over MTP* and flash it using [Install] in TWRP.
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So your saying i can disable no verity and will be able to install ota via odin? I never used this guide ill check it out
tonyafc said:
So your saying i can disable no verity and will be able to install ota via odin? I never used this guide ill check it out
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If you do the steps you will be able to restore to stock with kies or smartwatch or odin
or flash a rom once u reboot back to twrp
Studio1b said:
If you do the steps you will be able to restore to stock with kies or smartwatch or odin
or flash a rom once u reboot back to twrp
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Should i flash the Dm-verity disabler? And I'm already on the stock do you mean latest firmware/ota?
1st off why would u want to do that.
this is what you need to do : CF-AUTO / TWRP / dm-verity / flash custom rom.
If you want a stock rom with root then you need to do everything but flash a custom rom
any time a ota update is forced you will be unrooted, your best best is to do what what i just said
Studio1b said:
any time a ota update is forced you will be unrooted, your best best is to do what what i just said
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false if using latest CFAR/superSU version
sanriver12 said:
false if using latest CFAR/superSU version
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So can i get twrp and receive ota on my device or use odin for ota?
tonyafc said:
So can i get twrp and receive ota on my device or use odin for ota?
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OTA updates will be blocked
https://plus.google.com/+Chainfire/posts/XMFgencRR11
sanriver12 said:
OTA updates will be blocked
https://plus.google.com/+Chainfire/posts/XMFgencRR11
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So does this mean i cant install latest firmware from sammobile using odin?
Will this void warranty or trip knox guys?
121man said:
Will this void warranty or trip knox guys?
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Hi
Yes it will......
Guys I am in need of help. I did not fully understand step 10 and just skipped originally. I did notice I could not wipe anything but thought I would be fine so I just dirty flashed custom ROM assuming wipe would work afterwards and I can clean install after.
I am obviously stuck now with 0MB internal storage shown along with no access to phone since it says upon boot that verification has failed and that I need to reset my phone.
Now, I do have important photos/datas which I do not want to lose... I did hear other guys restored their nandroid backup and were fine.
My question is, is there any way for me to access and back up my internal data somehow? I did hear something like flashing a stock firmware via Odin without the cache inside. Could someone confirm that this would work please? Would really appreciate a response. Thanks guys.
EDIT: I did try this:
If you only want a bootable system partition or writable data in TWRP:
Download dm-verity and force encryption disabler.
Without exiting TWRP, transfer no-verity-opt-encrypt.zip to your device over MTP* and flash it using [Install] in TWRP.
But TWRP would not allow me to flash because it said it could not mount storage.
Hi there,
I tried to flash the patched boot.img and it bricked my phone, I managed to fix it by flashing the official boot.img. Now, I REALLY want full access root, so does someone know what needs to be altered in the boot.img for this to work? I want to alter my boot.img from my firmware.
Tigas001 said:
Hi there,
I tried to flash the patched boot.img and it bricked my phone, I managed to fix it by flashing the official boot.img. Now, I REALLY want full access root, so does someone know what needs to be altered in the boot.img for this to work? I want to alter my boot.img from my firmware.
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Hey Tigas,
some users are able to get full root with this patched boot.img from this post:
raimondomartire said:
For kindly request in MAte 9 thread
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=529152257862700042 ---> Patched Mate 9 image. Use only supersu.apk to see root (Don't flash any zip with supersu before)
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=529152257862700052 ---> Clean mate 9 image to patch with my zip in first thread
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Unfortunately, this method using SuperSU will break your fingerprint/PIN protection.
If you want to try, simply flash the patched img over the stock img (in TWRP) and install SuperSU from the Play store.
Tigas001 said:
Hi there,
[skipped]
Now, I REALLY want full access root...
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Do you have option to restore your device in case of hardbrick? Obtaining full root on Mate 9 must be done with knowledge what are you doing and what tools are doing...
There is full root. Here are the steps for the regular Mate 9
1) Download TWRP 3.0.2-2 from here and fastboot flash it:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120697579
2) Boot into TWRP (volume up+power) Go to Wipe, Format Data, then type in yes. Then reboot recovery.
3) Flash my decrypted boot.img from here:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=152685
4) Flash Superuser from here:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634746024
5) Boot up fully. Go into the Play Store and download PHH Superuser. Or you can download the newer beta here. Install it like any other apk:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298931027
6) Congratulations, you no longer are encrypted, twrp will see your internal storage and data properly and you have full root. Now do a backup of your current rom in TWRP.
ajsmsg78 said:
There is full root. Here are the steps for the regular Mate 9
1) Download TWRP 3.0.2-2 from here and fastboot flash it:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120697579
2) Boot into TWRP (volume up+power) Go to Wipe, Format Data, then type in yes. Then reboot recovery.
3) Flash my decrypted boot.img from here:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=152685
4) Flash Superuser from here:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634746024
5) Boot up fully. Go into the Play Store and download PHH Superuser. Or you can download the newer beta here. Install it like any other apk:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298931027
6) Congratulations, you no longer are encrypted, twrp will see your internal storage and data properly and you have full root. Now do a backup of your current rom in TWRP.
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Just to discuss.
Steps 2 and 3 can be merged, if using modified script changes.sh inside of superuser.zip.
Sure, flashing decrypted boot does not require clean stock boot, so we have right boot before installing superuser
But on other side there will be unexpected problems if we will use prepared boot.
I noticed that boot images are different by version. One has additional code to thermal sensors, other doesn't.
Hi also wanted to clarify that this boot image can be flashed on any regular mate 9 and any firmware. Or is it only for a specific version of mate 9 with the same firmware as the boot.img. Thanks for any advice
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Hi just to update I followed the instructions by ajsmsp78 and gained full root and was able to install meefik busybox and also uninstall system apps which I couldn't do before. When I flashed the boot.img and superuser and booted up some of my apps were missing. I then flashed the public and hw zips for my region and most of them were back. I now have decrypted data and full root. Thanks a lot
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ajsmsg78 said:
There is full root. Here are the steps for the regular Mate 9
1) Download TWRP 3.0.2-2 from here and fastboot flash it:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120697579
2) Boot into TWRP (volume up+power) Go to Wipe, Format Data, then type in yes. Then reboot recovery.
3) Flash my decrypted boot.img from here:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=152685
4) Flash Superuser from here:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634746024
5) Boot up fully. Go into the Play Store and download PHH Superuser. Or you can download the newer beta here. Install it like any other apk:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298931027
6) Congratulations, you no longer are encrypted, twrp will see your internal storage and data properly and you have full root. Now do a backup of your current rom in TWRP.
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so is that means we can backup n restore thru twrp??
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JATCHUHAN said:
Hi just to update I followed the instructions by ajsmsp78 and gained full root and was able to install meefik busybox and also uninstall system apps which I couldn't do before. When I flashed the boot.img and superuser and booted up some of my apps were missing. I then flashed the public and hw zips for my region and most of them were back. I now have decrypted data and full root. Thanks a lot
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did you tried to back up n restore in twrp?
If I flash that boot.img it will brick my phone, I've tried it and had to flash the original boot.img as of now I have the phh superuser root. The flash method I used was fastboot and yes, I have my bootloader unlocked. Been rooting android phones for 5 - 6 years
Do I really need to wipe the data partition? Will the fingerprint sensor remain working?
eddmecha said:
so is that means we can backup n restore thru twrp??
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Yeah, you can. When you are formatting data, encryption is going off. Then need use modified boot to prevent encryption back.
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Tigas001 said:
Do I really need to wipe the data partition? Will the fingerprint sensor remain working?
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Not really need. If you are interesting only root and writeable system, then don't format data.
Can't say anything about fingerprint sensor - I never used it.
I haven't tried backing up in twrp yet. Will do so later today. When I flashed the public and hw zips all my huawei apps came back but not the extra bloat like Facebook or todoist etc. Not to bothered as I don't need them. The only thing missing was the magazine lock wallpapers but I downloaded replacements from the theme app. All good now. Thanks
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Tigas001 said:
If I flash that boot.img it will brick my phone, I've tried it and had to flash the original boot.img as of now I have the phh superuser root. The flash method I used was fastboot and yes, I have my bootloader unlocked. Been rooting android phones for 5 - 6 years
Do I really need to wipe the data partition? Will the fingerprint sensor remain working?
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I also flashed that boot.img previously and bricked my phone. However this time it worked, the only thing I did different was to wipe data in twrp. Don't know if this made any difference but it worked
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If you don't wipe data first to decrypt and then flssh the decrypted boot you'll probably end up in a bootloop. I'll have to make a decrypted boot thread with a few different boot images for those still on older systems (B112, B029 etc)
Thanks that would be great and very helpful to others
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Someone state that one of the root methods broke the finger print scanner, does this method from @ajsmsg78 correct that issue? And is there any other side effects or "broke" items after the process?
phillymade said:
Someone state that one of the root methods broke the finger print scanner, does this method from @ajsmsg78 correct that issue? And is there any other side effects or "broke" items after the process?
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Fingerprint works fine for me after rooting.
Have you tried android pay? TiBU works without issues? Any chance OTA updates could still work? Thanks.
For all models...?
Just to be clear; which model do you have? Would the boot.img work for all models? I have the AL00.
ajsmsg78 said:
There is full root. Here are the steps for the regular Mate 9
1) Download TWRP 3.0.2-2 from here and fastboot flash it:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120697579
2) Boot into TWRP (volume up+power) Go to Wipe, Format Data, then type in yes. Then reboot recovery.
3) Flash my decrypted boot.img from here:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=152685
4) Flash Superuser from here:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634746024
5) Boot up fully. Go into the Play Store and download PHH Superuser. Or you can download the newer beta here. Install it like any other apk:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298931027
6) Congratulations, you no longer are encrypted, twrp will see your internal storage and data properly and you have full root. Now do a backup of your current rom in TWRP.
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xfive420 said:
Have you tried android pay? TiBU works without issues? Any chance OTA updates could still work? Thanks.
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I don't use Android pay but the fingerprint scanner works fine so far for me after rooting. OTA should work fine but I need confirmation of it working by someone.
rbt001 said:
Just to be clear; which model do you have? Would the boot.img work for all models? I have the AL00.
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I have the MHA-L29C567 US version. I made a boot image thread you can go to for a link to the different boot images.
5[Strogino] said:
Yeah, you can. When you are formatting data, encryption is going off. Then need use modified boot to prevent encryption back..
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Are you saying that if you just flash superuser to gain root but do not decrypt, you can't do backups and restores with TiBU? And remove system apps? I was under the impression from another thread that decrypting was only necessary for TWRP data access, and would not prevent TiBU features from working.
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After carrier unlocking Japanese S7 edge SCV33 model, the firmware changes to SC-02H.
To root the device ( Nougat )
First enable OEM unlocking from the developers options.
Flash this TWRP via odin v3.12.5
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634747128
After installing, Please backup the whole rom to your SD card.
If you have any problem backing up. You can flash the stock recovery image in the link below and your device will boot up fine.
If the TWRP backup is a success,
First make sure your device boots up with this Twrp installed before rooting.
If the device boots up, then flash the SuperSu. If the device doesnot boots up, flash the stock recovery.
Workaround:
If the device fails to boot up with this twrp, Flash the super su. Turn off the device, then flash the Stock recovery via odin and bootup the phone. See if Super Su is installed.
Flash this flashable SuperSu v2.82.zip
http://www.supersu.com/download
You will loose root after a factory reset. Flash again!!!!
DONOT DO ANYTHING WITHOUT BACKING UP.
First boot will loop for few times.
YOUR SIM CARD WILL RUN FINE
After rooting, incase you want your stock recovery, or your device doesnot boots up. Flash this via odin.
S7 edge SC-02H Stock recovery image
All credit goes to the rightful owners.
If this doesnt help and you fail to boot up the device or you messed up the device..... just restore from twrp and flash the stock recovery. You will have your device back to normal like it was before.
Hit thanks if this helped.
Below are some screenshots with SuperSu and all japanese apps removed!
You can also change the boot animation of this device by replacing corresponding botanimation files.
Backup the stock bootanimation files first.
Navigate to ;
root/system/media and replace the boot animation files.
Link is below.
And dont forget to set their permissons to ( r-w-r-r )
UPDATE:
Xposed also working....
download link below.
Xposed installer from PurifyOs....
So, i found a new rom for our device
Found a new rom for our device... anybody would like to test it???
Flash the rom via ODIN....
Caution: I have experienced loosing my imei number if i perform a factory reset after installing this rom. Because of the previous nandroid backup, i was able to bring back device to previous working state. DO IT ON YOUR OWN RISK..
My advice is that you backup your current rom and then only FLASH.
You get the idea.
Lot of work needed in this rom.
However it is stable...
Anybody who would like to modify????
All credit goes to the rightful owner....
Features like:
inbuilt fingerprint app lock
new launcher
all japanese bloats removed
no requirement of japanese docomo country code while dialing certain numbers
samsung keyboard
many device languages
New launcher etc
DOWNLOAD HERE
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Im a newbee and i just bought s7edge android 6.0.1
how to unlock carreer?
and what should i know please help me?
thanujas said:
Im a newbee and i just bought s7edge android 6.0.1
how to unlock carreer?
and what should i know please help me?
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if you are from my area, i think i can help u
Following this thread. I have an SCV33 device with SC-02H software. Tried to install TWRP, backup and wipe functions not working. I get the error "failed to mount /data invalid argument"
Anything I can test other than this method?
deodatss said:
Following this thread. I have an SCV33 device with SC-02H software. Tried to install TWRP, backup and wipe functions not working. I get the error "failed to mount /data invalid argument"
Anything I can test other than this method?
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go to wipe and format data..... itll run fine...
but remember to backup...
did twrp cause your nfc not working? im use twrp 3.1 but it cause my nfc cant work, lead i cant use clear cover.
OFz said:
did twrp cause your nfc not working? im use twrp 3.1 but it cause my nfc cant work, lead i cant use clear cover.
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yes nfc wont work on this root method.
deodatss said:
yes nfc wont work on this root method.
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I realize that is due to twrp, if you have rooted, try to flash stock recovery (not test yet @@)
P/S Hix, cant fix with stock recovery, sr. Why? AAAAAaaaaa
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everyonesweird said:
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UPDATE:
Xposed also working....
download link below.
Xposed installer from PurifyOs....
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Wow is amplify module work? Can you write a tut to install and unistall?
OFz said:
I realize that is due to twrp, if you have rooted, try to flash stock recovery (not test yet @@)
P/S Hix, cant fix with stock recovery, sr. Why? AAAAAaaaaa
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Wow is amplify module work? Can you write a tut to install and unistall?
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Yes....
Inorder to solve the failed to mount data.... you will have to boot into twrp and then go to wipe. At the bottom left.. you will see fomat data....
You will loose all the phone memory data so first its better you backup....
Then you will have no problem.. you can boot up all ok.
to install xposed..... Flash the xposed installer from twrp and the reboot. Install the xposed apk file and there you go.. you have your Xposed.
To uninstall xposed if incase you dont like it... Uninstall the xposed apk... reboot to twrp and flash the xposed uninstaller.zip
Hey, I was just wondering, can we change our CSC codes so we can avoid getting carrier bloatware?
deodatss said:
Hey, I was just wondering, can we change our CSC codes so we can avoid getting carrier bloatware?
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you can manually delete the carrier bloats using any root explorer after rooting. you can then make and save a debloated nandroid backups..
or
you can go ahead and try whatever you are feeling like to... Life is an experiment my friend.
everyonesweird said:
Yes....
Inorder to solve the failed to mount data.... you will have to boot into twrp and then go to wipe. At the bottom left.. you will see fomat data....
You will loose all the phone memory data so first its better you backup....
Then you will have no problem.. you can boot up all ok.
to install xposed..... Flash the xposed installer from twrp and the reboot. Install the xposed apk file and there you go.. you have your Xposed.
To uninstall xposed if incase you dont like it... Uninstall the xposed apk... reboot to twrp and flash the xposed uninstaller.zip
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About root, yes, i can root my phone, but the problem is nfc has been disable, i dont know why, i cant find the reason. I tried like this:
cook rom - nfc ok
flash twrp - nfc not working
re-flash stock recovery - then nfc ok
so im try by re-flash twrp and install su to root (nfc not working) then im re-flash stock recovery: result nfc not working
BTW, thank you for your tut to install xposed
The link for TWRP is dead. Any chance to get a new one?
Hello Guys,
We have Only 1 Twrp Recovery. And u guys Might be Pissed that it has Encryption. But the Encryption Problem Is Not in the Twrp, it is due to ROM.
Guide to Remove Encryption
1. Boot to Twrp Recovery
2. Do a Factory Reset, Internal Storage Wipe
3. Reboot to Recovery Again
4. Hurray We have Removed the Encryption
F.A.Q'S
1. This Method Removes All Ur Files Which are there in Your Internal Storage.
2. I wont be responsible For the Bricks u Do For Your Device
Do Give a Thanks If U Like My Work
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pls can you tell me what this settings look like after decryption
Nothing Related to Settings
SkaboXD said:
pls can you tell me what this settings look like after decryption
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That's a Twrp Decryption which we find in Almost All Mtk Devices Running MM, Nougat, Oreo.
Don't Worry, nothing is related to Ur settings/security
ChalapathiRevanth said:
That's a Twrp Decryption which we find in Almost All Mtk Devices Running MM, Nougat, Oreo.
Don't Worry, nothing is related to Ur settings/security
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no,no,no i know that, i just want to know did encryption setting changed to decrypted.
What do we get with this method?
I would like to see if we can remove the system ones, and gain some performance on that.
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SkaboXD said:
no,no,no i know that, i just want to know did encryption setting changed to decrypted.
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PM Me
Nothing Related To Performance!
Nikola Jovanovic said:
What do we get with this method?
I would like to see if we can remove the system ones, and gain some performance on that.
Sent from my TA-1032 using Tapatalk
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This Is nothing related to performance, it just removes encryption in Twrp Recovery. So we can see the Internal Storage in Twrp Recovery.
If u Want to Get Performance, Remove the ****ty Apps, which are present with System App Remover!
I can confirm that this method works, i didn't know that it was that simple.
Quick question, fellas;
Mine tarp is ported from P9. Is this is the only one recovery around for our device?
What about full tarp backup and format /system and /data? Is there any chance for brick? I've rooted with Magical, but because of the encryption (I cannot see internal memory and /data) I doesn't flash any modules. Thanks for the future info!
MoHuToP said:
Quick question, fellas;
Mine tarp is ported from P9. Is this is the only one recovery around for our device?
What about full tarp backup and format /system and /data? Is there any chance for brick? I've rooted with Magical, but because of the encryption (I cannot see internal memory and /data) I doesn't flash any modules. Thanks for the future info!
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yeah, that is only recovery that works, you can brick device if you wipe /system. You should wipe /system only when you are doing full wipe (flashing new ROM). You can wipe /data but it will remove existing non-system apps. I never did twrp backup so you can try.
Does the twrp encryption removal survive ota updates and oreo beta update?
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MoHuToP said:
Quick question, fellas;
Mine tarp is ported from P9. Is this is the only one recovery around for our device?
What about full tarp backup and format /system and /data? Is there any chance for brick? I've rooted with Magical, but because of the encryption (I cannot see internal memory and /data) I doesn't flash any modules. Thanks for the future info!
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However Only Device Specific Comments, SkaboXD
I hope This Guy Solved Your Problem
redweaver said:
Does the twrp encryption removal survive ota updates and oreo beta update?
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I don't think so because every .nb0 file that i flashed have encryption enabled. But after flashing new rom, you can immediately factory reset when you boot to rom to prevent losing data.
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@MoHuToP
ok, i tried full twrp backup, but it stops on system image backup, it stoped around 60%. Backup have 11.5 GB (really huge isn't it).
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Ok, this method worked on Nougat with SuperSU because SuperSU patched fstab and file contexts successfully. It doesn't work on Oreo because Oreo now have plat_file_contexts and non_plat_file contexts. SuperSU needs to be updated to patch these files succesufully or we need to manually patch it so we can remove encryption.
Just to update this guide: This works only on Nougat. You need to have installed twrp and unlocked bootloader. Magisk doesn't work with this method because it doesn't patch fstab and file contents file so you need to uninstall it by going to Magisk app and clicking uninstall. After that go to TWRP, flash unSu > stock boot.img. You can flash Magisk after that with removed encryption.
Steps:
1. Flash SuperSU 2.79 stable with TWRP
2. Reboot your phone to system.
3. Reboot to TWRP again.
4. Choose Wipe > Swipe to Factory reset
5. Choose Wipe > Advanced > Internal Storage
Now you wiped Data, Cache, Dalvik cache and Internal Storage.
Your phone will have removed encryption now.
If you want Magisk, just flash unSu script > stock boot.img > Magisk
If you update your phone, it will encrypt your phone again so you need to repeat steps again.
I have redmi note 5 mec7s and i instal global stable 9.5.13.0
now phone booting to mesage "encrypting don't reboot your phone" and goes to mi recovery and bootloop
if a make wipe then again booting to mesage "encrypting don't reboot your phone" and goes to mi recovery
how that i remove encrypting from adb or fastboot ?
xabaras666 said:
I have redmi note 5 mec7s and i instal global stable 9.5.13.0
now phone booting to mesage "encrypting don't reboot your phone" and goes to mi recovery and bootloop
if a make wipe then again booting to mesage "encrypting don't reboot your phone" and goes to mi recovery
how that i remove encrypting from adb or fastboot ?
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This is only for the NOKIA 3 - if you have tried this on a different device there could be the possibility of Bricking it, let's hope not.
I suggest going to your own device forum for assistance.
I have reformatted and factory resetted many times but the issue keeps coming back after I boot into system. To clarify, my steps were to reformat inside the wipe section, boot into recovery and check to see there's no encryption, and then boot back to system to install magisk with the manager app. I have tried adding a factory reset to that process, but that won't work either. My TWRP is 3.2.1-0 and I will try to update it and see if it works. Also, sorry if I reply slow.