Just as title says, I understand how to do the guides but they are for android 7 while mine is 8.0.0. One guide is telling me to download android 7 and flash it, then flash TWRP. Another guide is about rooting with cf autoroot but is again for android nougat and i am not sure whether i can still root with it through odin. Anyone help?
BornGod717 said:
Just as title says, I understand how to do the guides but they are for android 7 while mine is 8.0.0. One guide is telling me to download android 7 and flash it, then flash TWRP. Another guide is about rooting with cf autoroot but is again for android nougat and i am not sure whether i can still root with it through odin. Anyone help?
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This thread talks about it on the last page.https://forum.xda-developers.com/sa...-a320-fl-android-7-root-xposed-t3696517/page4
This the one you're talking about?
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iloveoreos said:
This thread talks about it on the last page.https://forum.xda-developers.com/sa...-a320-fl-android-7-root-xposed-t3696517/page4
This the one you're talking about?
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Sorry, but the only thing I don't understand is why do I have to flash android 8.0 again? Do i have to flash the stock one or the same one im currently using?
BornGod717 said:
Sorry, but the only thing I don't understand is why do I have to flash android 8.0 again? Do i have to flash the stock one or the same one im currently using?
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You don't have to do that.
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Try with this thread : https://forum.xda-developers.com/sa...w-to/guide-root-install-twrp-samsung-t3747535
I have a A320FL too since August, Updated to Oreo at first boot and rooted following that thread.
You just have to be quick after flashing TWRP the first time and reboot in Recovery, you need to do it fast whereas it boots on system and you'll have to flash TWRP again
Guyllheaume said:
Try with this thread : https://forum.xda-developers.com/sa...w-to/guide-root-install-twrp-samsung-t3747535
I have a A320FL too since August, Updated to Oreo at first boot and rooted following that thread.
You just have to be quick after flashing TWRP the first time and reboot in Recovery, you need to do it fast whereas it boots on system and you'll have to flash TWRP again
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But is this "lock" the guide talks about present in the a320fl because i don't know whether i should bother with the rmm unlock zip file? And what is "root zip" referring to in the guide you posted?
BornGod717 said:
But is this "lock" the guide talks about present in the a320fl because i don't know whether i should bother with the rmm unlock zip file? And what is "root zip" referring to in the guide you posted?
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I would probably flash rmm unlock but it's totally up to you.
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iloveoreos said:
I would probably flash rmm unlock but it's totally up to you.
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What is "root zip" supposed to be then? SuperSu or magisk?
BornGod717 said:
What is "root zip" supposed to be then? SuperSu or magisk?
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You can do either one. I would probably do magisk, because it is systemless, but it is a bit more buggy. But you can get quite a few modules that work with it.
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I successfully rooted my Samsung Galaxy A320FL with Oreo using the procedure linked below. I wrote it trying to refer to updated files and apps (december 2020), as the other guides available are rather old.
Note that I also managed to fix fingerprint feature and banking apps and to move whatsapp media folder to SD card.
Here is how I did:
How to root Samsung A3 (2017) - Guide
I successfully rooted my Samsung Galaxy A320FL following more or less this guide (I know, it's a video and that's annoying, but it's also very clear. And there is a text version linked in description), with some modifications though. I will...
forum.xda-developers.com
Hope this helps, it took a lot of time to me to retrieve all the information, so I hope that the linked guide will be useful for someone!
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Hi im new to all this ,I'm sorry if this is constantly asked. Can someone point me to the right direction to root my phone?
I have a T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus
Android 6.0.1
Model Number SM-G928T
Based Version G928TUVU2PD1
Im Having The Same Trouble. I Searched All Over This Forum, Tried 3 Different Methods... & Still Can Find A Clear & Simple Way To Root My Phone & Install A Recovery On 6.0.1 Smh
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Anyone? Still trying to do this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=66448596&postcount=5
5 mis ago my G928T with PD1 rooted without any problem. Just follow instruction in link above...
potolok said:
5 mis ago my G928T with PD1 rooted without any problem. Just follow instruction in link above...
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thanks I Appreciate it
I'm new to rooting so i do this all thru ODIN?
yes
Hello, I am new to all this. I have a Samsung Galaxy 6 Edge Plus, version 7.0, model SM-G928V. I have been trying everything and I can't seem to find a successful way to root my phone so that I can change the APN #s. Can someone please help me!!!!!!!
Rissa_B3.0 said:
Hello, I am new to all this. I have a Samsung Galaxy 6 Edge Plus, version 7.0, model SM-G928V. I have been trying everything and I can't seem to find a successful way to root my phone so that I can change the APN #s. Can someone please help me!!!!!!!
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You shouldn't need root to change apn.
Settings> connections> mobile networks> access point names> click "add" upper right corner
Remember to click "save" when the apn is added then reboot.
You could try out systemless root. I've had no root related issues using Magisk, and haven't used traditional root since. For G928T, you first have to flash TWRP via Odin. Once the flashing finishes, the phone will reboot. As soon as the screen goes black, hold the volume up + home + power keys until the s6 logo appears. If you pressed on time then you should boot into your new recovery. You will get a warning talking about allowing modifications, you need to slide to allow. From there tap install and flash Magisk (I re-uploaded since v15 gave me boot issues and I couldn't find v14.) Then tap reboot, declining additional installs if prompted. If you can't find Magisk Manager in your apps, install it from here. More information on Magisk can be found on the official thread.
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You could try out systemless root. I've had no root related issues using Magisk, and haven't used traditional root since. For G928T, you first have to flash TWRP via Odin. Once the flashing finishes, the phone will reboot. As soon as the screen goes black, hold the volume up + home + power keys until the s6 logo appears. If you pressed on time then you should boot into your new recovery. You will get a warning talking about allowing modifications, you need to slide to allow. From there tap install and flash Magisk (I re-uploaded since v15 gave me boot issues and I couldn't find v14.) Then tap reboot, declining additional installs if prompted. If you can't find Magisk Manager in your apps, install it from here. More information on Magisk can be found on the official thread.
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Awesome. I recently purchased a SM-G928T and it's updated to the latest T-Mobile firmware G928TUVS4EQK1 Android 7.0, will this root technique work for this firmware? I've also been looking for a confirmed working root for this device. Thanks
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cam_hamlin said:
Awesome. I recently purchased a SM-G928T and it's updated to the latest T-Mobile firmware G928TUVS4EQK1 Android 7.0, will this root technique work for this firmware? I've also been looking for a confirmed working root for this device. Thanks
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Yeah, I have that exact baseband on my edge+, magisk works no problem. They've updated magisk to 15.2 and I havent had any issues with that, so you can download it from the official thread. Just make sure to enable OEM unlock under developer options to allow for TWRP and Magisk installation. If you install anything without that step, you may be unable to boot because of FRP.
LEGONIKES said:
Yeah, I have that exact baseband on my edge+, magisk works no problem. They've updated magisk to 15.2 and I havent had any issues with that, so you can download it from the official thread. Just make sure to enable OEM unlock under developer options to allow for TWRP and Magisk installation. If you install anything without that step, you may be unable to boot because of FRP.
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Greatly appreciated sir..??
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Can someone provide me please instructions how to flash TWRP and super SU on stock t700 ?
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I m also searching for the same
Lior84 said:
Can someone provide me please instructions how to flash TWRP and super SU on stock t700 ?
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Hi, you can flash twrp using Odin. I used Odin 3.11 , loaded the tar image of twrp into AP. I unchecked auto reboot then flashed it. Disconnect your device, reboot by pressing power, vol down an home together for about 10 seconds.
Important: As soon as the screen goes off switch your finger from vol down to vol up while pressing the other two buttons. This will ensure recovery is booted. If you dont boot recovery it gets wiped. Once in twrp you can install supersu.zip.
You may have to rename /system/recovery-boot.p (not the exact name) to something else to prevent stock recovery being installed.
There is lots of info on this. Also it will increase your Knox counter.
Rob
Thanks, I don't care about Knox... The tablet is two years old.
Can you share a link for working TWRP that will definitely works?
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Twrp
Lior84 said:
Thanks, I don't care about Knox... The tablet is two years old.
Can you share a link for working TWRP that will definitely works?
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https://dl.twrp.me/klimtwifi/twrp-3.0.2-1-klimtwifi.img.tar.html
Twrp for t700
https://download.chainfire.eu/468/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-klimtwifi-klimtwifixx-smt700.zip
Cf auto root flash ap in Odin for both files
Lior84 said:
Thanks, I don't care about Knox... The tablet is two years old.
Can you share a link for working TWRP that will definitely works?
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http://www.teamandroid.com/2015/07/22/install-twrp-recovery-galaxy-tab-s-84-t700-t705/2/
This worked for me. The recovery has increased in version to 3 something.
Rob.
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b3ltazar said:
https://dl.twrp.me/klimtwifi/twrp-3.0.2-1-klimtwifi.img.tar.html
Twrp for t700
https://download.chainfire.eu/468/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-klimtwifi-klimtwifixx-smt700.zip
Cf auto root flash ap in Odin for both files
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CF Autoroot is for 5.0.2 so Lollipop not Marshmallow. Chainfire hasn't done one for 6.01 yet and afaik the method for Marshmallow is system-less. Can anyone confirm that it works on 6.01?
Yes it works 100%
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Yes it works 100%
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That's great! I was looking at the threads that say you have to flash TWRP then flash supersu.zip.
But to be sure about your thread as you may just be answering the OP request for TWRP, can I just use CFautoroot via Odin or do I need to first flash TWRP?
louiscar said:
That's great! I was looking at the threads that say you have to flash TWRP then flash supersu.zip.
But to be sure about your thread as you may just be answering the OP request for TWRP, can I just use CFautoroot via Odin or do I need to first flash TWRP?
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You do not need to flash twrp unless you want a custom recovery. You can just flash cf autoroot to achieve root.
b3ltazar said:
You do not need to flash twrp unless you want a custom recovery. You can just flash cf autoroot to achieve root.
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Thanks, this is what I thought.
A friend wants me to do his T800 as well and I'm presuming the same CFAR (T800 version 5.0.2) should also work.
Yes Gentlemen, That is my question. Is there any way to root and twrp recovery or downgrade, root and twrp Possible? Thanks for your time and courtesy.
Root is only for Android 5.1 for the G4 on Verizon which I stopped and switching my phone soon
WAIDroid said:
Root is only for Android 5.1 for the G4 on Verizon which I stopped and switching my phone soon
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At least downgrade? Or 6.0 to .1?
Yep HERE
WAIDroid said:
Yep HERE
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So, I can from 29a to 13b? Thanks my friend.
jayalaba said:
So, I can from 29a to 13b? Thanks my friend.
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yep. Be sure to have All Drivers and the DLL Installed otherwise you'll run into an error
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yep. Be sure to have All Drivers and the DLL Installed otherwise you'll run into an error
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Yes Mister. I have used LGflash tools and directly inject 13b kdz and updated rootsystem image. Now I have MM VS98613b with root privilege. I am not able to or find the way to install twrp recovery. Any idea? Thanks and waiting for your guide.
No sorry
You cannot unlock your device but you can install TWRP in FIsH as long as you are rooted.
Check my signature.
update:
You can unlock but it's a WIP atm
Check my signature.
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Are you able to install phh or magisk to replace supersu? Just taking precautions..thanks
steadfasterX said:
You cannot unlock your device but you can install TWRP in FIsH as long as you are rooted.
Check my signature.
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bravac said:
Are you able to install phh or magisk to replace supersu? Just taking precautions..thanks
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In theory yes for phh but this requires to rework FIsH.
Magisk requires changes in boot partition so 100% no.
Consider to unlock instead
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As some of you certainly know, Magisk manager has capability of rooting system.
The needed thing is kernel image, boot.img, very the same which seats in the device.
If the stock ROM was available to download then the kernel image would be possible to obtain by pulling it out from the ROM file (preferably zip).
So where to get the stock ROM file, please?
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plejadrian said:
As some of you certainly know, Magisk manager has capability of rooting system.
The needed thing is kernel image, boot.img, very the same which seats in the device.
If the stock ROM was available to download then the kernel image would be possible to obtain by pulling it out from the ROM file (preferably zip).
So where to get the stock ROM file, please?
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Here is the kdz file for tmo variant that @jlink38 linked here.
I never had any luck extracting it.
kc6wke said:
I never had any luck extracting it.
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And how have you tried?
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plejadrian said:
And how have you tried?
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LGExtract.exe
Here is a link to the Q610TA10K firmware
I'm thinking about the LG tablet I had. No root for it so someone did the Magisk thing also. Tablet was easily unlocked allowing us to put the image in place.
For the Q7, once a boot image is modified how would you get it in place on a running ROM? Far as I know the device is still locked down.
LG G3 D851, AospExtended v5.7 ROM, NanoDroid-microG (NoGapps), MultiROM, XDA Legacy
marcdw said:
I'm thinking about the LG tablet I had. No root for it so someone did the Magisk thing also. Tablet was easily unlocked allowing us to put the image in place.
For the Q7, once a boot image is modified how would you get it in place on a running ROM? Far as I know the device is still locked down.
LG G3 D851, AospExtended v5.7 ROM, NanoDroid-microG (NoGapps), MultiROM, XDA Legacy
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Yes, it is locked. Unless there is a way to flash it the way you flash the kdz file, I think we are Sol.
I gave up on root on this device.
kc6wke said:
Yes, it is locked. Unless there is a way to flash it the way you flash the kdz file, I think we are Sol.
I gave up on root on this device.
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My LG Q7+ has this developer option
knusto said:
My LG Q7+ has this developer option
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So does every other phone. The fact is the bootloader is not unlockable.
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LGExtract.exe
Here is a link to the Q610TA10K firmware
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So doesn't LGextract.exe work, or what?
BTW. We're talking on ROOTing the device, not unlocking.
We can root it without unlocking, I've a Huawei tablet with MediaTek too and it has been rooted by KingoRoot without touching anything else.
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plejadrian said:
So doesn't LGextract.exe work, or what?
BTW. We're talking on ROOTing the device, not unlocking.
We can root it without unlocking, I've a Huawei tablet with MediaTek too and it has been rooted by KingoRoot without touching anything else.
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LGextract.exe did not work for me. Even If the boot img could be modified, as @marcdw stated "how would you get it in place on a running ROM?"
Without unlocking the bootloader this is not possible.
Kingroot, kingoroot will not work on this device atm, I've tried every method possible that's why I gave up on root on this device.
Maybe some day it will but I doubt it.
kc6wke said:
LGextract.exe did not work for me. Even If the boot img could be modified, as @marcdw stated "how would you get it in place on a running ROM?"
Without unlocking the bootloader this is not possible.
Kingroot, kingoroot will not work on this device atm, I've tried every method possible that's why I gave up on root on this device.
Maybe some day it will but I doubt it.
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I had this problem with my q7+ I bought in Brazil where I live, it did not have Norwegian language, and I'm Norwegian. So I had to use an app; custom locale. This app needs root, but I was able to give right permission using ADB, so now I have Norwegian language. (Or any language I want).
kc6wke said:
LGExtract.exe
Here is a link to the Q610TA10K firmware
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Excuse me, where to get LGExtract.exe from?
Why haven't you managed to extract boot.img? What were the errors like?
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plejadrian said:
Excuse me, where to get LGExtract.exe from?
Why haven't you managed to extract boot.img? What were the errors like?
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Here
It says file is corrupt.
good luck
Please, post to this thread and describe the problem. Maybe someone knowledgeable join the effort
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plejadrian said:
Please, post to this thread and describe the problem. Maybe someone knowledgeable join the effort
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Sorry, not gonna kick a dead horse.
Even if the boot img could be modified with magisk, there still is no way to install to device without unlocked bootloader.
And have you refferred to this method ?
What do you think of these instructions:
https://www.techdroidtips.com/lg-q7-2018-unlock-bootloader/
especially this:
In conclusion, Android versions later than lollipop come with an option of OEM Unlock in the developer options. So, its quite easy to unlock the bootloader on any latest smartphone devices. And Still, some of the smartphones may not come with this option. Hence, in order to unlock the bootloader, you need to manually do it via PC.
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There is the option OEM Unlock in this device, so?
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plejadrian said:
And have you refferred to this method ?
What do you think of these instructions:
https://www.techdroidtips.com/lg-q7-2018-unlock-bootloader/
especially this:
There is the option OEM Unlock in this device, so?
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LG Q7+ is not on the list of supported devices from LG.
And mine is LM-Q610.EMW, it isn't "plus", so has it a potential?
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plejadrian said:
And mine is LM-Q610.EMW, it isn't "plus", so has it a potential?
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Not on the list
However this list is extremely scarce. It seems something is wrong with it.
This is why wanted to try. The first obstacle is it is impossible to reboot into bootloader (which is needed to obtain device ID). When the command "adb reboot bootloader" is executed then the phone simply reboots into system again. (Attention: when "adb reboot recovery" is executed then it does Factory Reset!)
How to make it boot into bootloader? Is there any keys combination for it?
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So,it's my first time rooting a phone.
I think I understood the boltloader unlocking part,but I'm confused after that.
Also,side question, can the bootloader be relocked after rooting?
I also understand the magisk part,I think,but I'm really unsure about the files I have to download.
So,is there a good guide,or can you guys help me out?
Side question 2 : is it an issue,that I'm running the beta version of Oxygen OS?
Thanks in advance!
AzureB1te said:
So,it's my first time rooting a phone.
I think I understood the boltloader unlocking part,but I'm confused after that.
Also,side question, can the bootloader be relocked after rooting?
I also understand the magisk part,I think,but I'm really unsure about the files I have to download.
So,is there a good guide,or can you guys help me out?
Side question 2 : is it an issue,that I'm running the beta version of Oxygen OS?
Thanks in advance!
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81277507&postcount=613
Follow his instructions and you are good to go. Works 100% without issues.
Don't relock the phone and it doesn't matter if you have open beta installed.
Kollachi said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81277507&postcount=613
Follow his instructions and you are good to go. Works 100% without issues.
Don't relock the phone and it doesn't matter if you have open beta installed.
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Thanks! Why shouldn't I relock tho?
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Thanks! Why shouldn't I relock tho?
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Because it's not recommended to relock if the phone isnt completely stock. On xiaomi devices you will even brick the phone!
I really just need root to get my GCam app onto my system patition. After that I'd probabily unroot
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AzureB1te said:
I really just need root to get my GCam app onto my system patition. After that I'd probabily unroot
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You can't relock the bootloader if you have done any modifications, the device won't let you boot.
For now rooting is a must for the other camera, but there is a new version that comes out (hopefully) soon that enables other cameras without root or any other modifications.