Is there a way to relock bootloader after flashing custom rom. As some app check bootloader as well. Thanks
You relock bootloader with a custom rom you will have a brick on your hands...
orbital_71 said:
Is there a way to relock bootloader after flashing custom rom. As some app check bootloader as well. Thanks
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Nope. Extremely risky let alone stupid. If you want a £1000 paperweight, go right ahead. If they check the bootloader, surely they'd check the flash counter that you just tripped by flashing a custom ROM.
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speedyjay said:
Nope. Extremely risky let alone stupid. If you want a £1000 paperweight, go right ahead. If they check the bootloader, surely they'd check the flash counter that you just tripped by flashing a custom ROM.
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I searched google there is no apps which can help apps from checking bootloader only magisk hide for hiding root. Have u known any apps that can hide bootloader?
orbital_71 said:
Is there a way to relock bootloader after flashing custom rom. As some app check bootloader as well. Thanks
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Magisk should be using resetprop to change the properties to look normal
orbital_71 said:
I searched google there is no apps which can help apps from checking bootloader only magisk hide for hiding root. Have u known any apps that can hide bootloader?
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Magisk resetprop..
It should b setting ro.boot.verifiedbootstate=green ro.boot.warranty_bit=0x0 etc etc to hide the fact bl is unlocked
elliwigy said:
Magisk resetprop..
It should b setting ro.boot.verifiedbootstate=green ro.boot.warranty_bit=0x0 etc etc to hide the fact bl is unlocked
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So in magisk there is setting to do as what u mention or i need to edit build.prop to do it?
orbital_71 said:
So in magisk there is setting to do as what u mention or i need to edit build.prop to do it?
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Lol if u dont understand u should probably just wait for an easier method..
Magisk ALREADY does this specifically so apps cant detect it.. ro.boot props cant be added to normal build.prop as they are props passed by the boot loader.. props can do ro. Properties..
Resetprop is a binary that comes with magisk..
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elliwigy said:
Lol if u dont understand u should probably just wait for an easier method..
Magisk ALREADY does this specifically so apps cant detect it.. ro.boot props cant be added to normal build.prop as they are props passed by the boot loader.. props can do ro. Properties..
Resetprop is a binary that comes with magisk..
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OK thank you very much
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Hello,
I'am on rom stock, no custom recovery and bootloader locked.
If I root my OP3, will I still receive rom stock updates and will I still install this updates like before ?
Thanks.
No. if u root you wont get updates
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Uh okay. It's embarassing..
In this case how get update ?
doums_ said:
Uh okay. It's embarassing..
In this case how get update ?
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Via incremental updates, flash it through TWRP recovery
And it's the officials updates ?
Yep, download from the oneplus website and flash
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ptoner said:
Yep, download from the oneplus website and flash
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Ok thanks all !
Sorry to hijack the thread.
Can someone tell me whether you can still use Android pay after you root?
Thanks.
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As long as you don't install xposed I think you are OK.
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Thanks for that ptoner
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doums_ said:
Hello,
I'am on rom stock, no custom recovery and bootloader locked.
If I root my OP3, will I still receive rom stock updates and will I still install this updates like before ?
Thanks.
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You have to unlock the bootloader too. Unblocking the bootloader will wipe your device.
As a rule of thumb, I always unlock bootloader on day one of purchasing my devices. (mostly Nexus or OP so far). This way you avoid potentially losing data.
Or u can download systemless xposed which will allow to turn on and off to use Android pay
Bradl79 said:
Or u can download systemless xposed which will allow to turn on and off to use Android pay
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You'll still have to reboot each time to use it
2x4 said:
You'll still have to reboot each time to use it
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What is the problem with Android pay with rooted device ? (I have never used Android pay and I dont know this app)
doums_ said:
What is the problem with Android pay with rooted device ? (I have never used Android pay and I dont know this app)
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With rooted it can work in certain conditions.
With xposed it cannot if it is active
2x4 said:
With rooted it can work in certain conditions.
With xposed it cannot if it is active
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Ok, and wath is the best way for rooting my device, xposed or traditional way (unlock bootloader, install TWRP and flash root apk ?)
doums_ said:
Ok, and wath is the best way for rooting my device, xposed or traditional way (unlock bootloader, install TWRP and flash root apk ?)
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root (access) is obtained via apps like SuperSU
xposed has nothing to do with root access - it is an additional framework allowing for low level modifications (like amplify, etc)
unlocking bootloader is always the first step, from there you can flash supersu (which is NOT just an APK file).
there's a number of threads about it that can explain it better than i.
2x4 said:
root (access) is obtained via apps like SuperSU
xposed has nothing to do with root access - it is an additional framework allowing for low level modifications (like amplify, etc)
unlocking bootloader is always the first step, from there you can flash supersu (which is NOT just an APK file).
there's a number of threads about it that can explain it better than i.
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Ok thanks you. I see the threads in OP3 xda forum.
One more question : is the warrantly lost after rooting ?
I am having a hard time finding the culprit for the overlay preventing me from finishing the Google Pay setup. What am I missing? I am on RR.
Have you tried disabling all apps with overlay permissions?
fiffan86 said:
Have you tried disabling all apps with overlay permissions?
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I think so, if I would have known not to install anything with GP it would be much easier now to do.
Scottay5150 said:
I think so, if I would have known not to install anything with GP it would be much easier now to do.
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Are you trying to install google pay while rooted? If so you need to unroot before you install Pay. You will also need to hide Pay from root using magisk hide.
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Scottay5150 said:
I am having a hard time finding the culprit for the overlay preventing me from finishing the Google Pay setup. What am I missing?
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on android P by chance?
uicnren said:
on android P by chance?
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Triscuit said:
Are you trying to install google pay while rooted? If so you need to unroot before you install Pay. You will also need to hide Pay from root using magisk hide.
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I think I installed GP 1st then rooted. I can unroot and see if that is the issue, I know about the hiding in Magisk...
uicnren said:
on android P by chance?
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Negative, RR. How do I unroot?
Scottay5150 said:
Negative, RR. How do I unroot?
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Hit the uninstall button in MM, dirty flash your rom, or run the magisk uninstaller zip :good:
Badger50 said:
Hit the uninstall button in MM, dirty flash your rom, or run the magisk uninstaller zip :good:
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If I run the uninstaller do I have to dirty flash?
Scottay5150 said:
If I run the uninstaller do I have to dirty flash?
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Nope. However, if your just testing to see if your app works without root, I'd dirty flash your rom, then flash twrp again and let it boot up. You won't have root, but all your modules will still be there if you want to root again :good:
Thanks Badger!
Well I disabled all overlays except for Android system because I cannot undo it without root and still having issue with drawing over. Unable to hit the next button after after entering my three digit code and agreeing to the terms and conditions.
Scottay5150 said:
Negative, RR. How do I unroot?
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Flash stock boot.img
If I re lock ? my bootloader will my phone reset or will. I lose any data?
Sorry I usually leave it unlock but my companies new app won't run on a unlocked bootloader smh
WoZzYDoesitbest said:
If I re lock ? my bootloader will my phone reset or will. I lose any data?
Sorry I usually leave it unlock but my companies new app won't run on a unlocked bootloader smh
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What app is this. If you root with Magisk you can hide the app from root via Magisk hide. I do this with AirWatch MDM without issue.
WoZzYDoesitbest said:
If I re lock ? my bootloader will my phone reset or will. I lose any data?
Sorry I usually leave it unlock but my companies new app won't run on a unlocked bootloader smh
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If you relock your bootloader it wipes your data in the process
gforceriders said:
What app is this. If you root with Magisk you can hide the app from root via Magisk hide. I do this with AirWatch MDM without issue.
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I will try it thanks its been awhile
lil_ith said:
If you relock your bootloader it wipes your data in the process
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Thank you I will try magisk thanks for the fast response
Good luck, let us know how it goes.
gforceriders said:
What app is this. If you root with Magisk you can hide the app from root via Magisk hide. I do this with AirWatch MDM without issue.
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What version of magisk do you recommend?
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What version of magisk do you recommend?
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Just use the latest stable. I think it's 19.3
Make sure you download right from TopJohnWu's official github, otherwise you don't know for sure what you're getting. Make sure you download both the installer zip as well as the manager apk, since you'll probably need to install the manager app after flashing the zip.
DonQuixote77 said:
Just use the latest stable. I think it's 19.3
Make sure you download right from TopJohnWu's official github, otherwise you don't know for sure what you're getting. Make sure you download both the installer zip as well as the manager apk, since you'll probably need to install the manager app after flashing the zip.
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Its been awhile but I will do that Thank you
hi all, I would have a question to ask you since you are more experienced than me .. I would like to know if it is possible to modify an original firmware and then install it via odin so that the guarantee is not affected, such as removing system apps that are not needed to nothing and remove that annoying beep that you hear every time you turn up and down the volume ... thanks to all
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hi all, I would have a question to ask you since you are more experienced than me .. I would like to know if it is possible to modify an original firmware and then install it via odin so that the guarantee is not affected, such as removing system apps that are not needed to nothing and remove that annoying beep that you hear every time you turn up and down the volume ... thanks to all
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no, you need root
homer1005 said:
hi all, I would have a question to ask you since you are more experienced than me .. I would like to know if it is possible to modify an original firmware and then install it via odin so that the guarantee is not affected, such as removing system apps that are not needed to nothing and remove that annoying beep that you hear every time you turn up and down the volume ... thanks to all
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No it won't work. But you can do it and flash it on via twrp and yes you'll need root.
Many ppl has done that and they call it custom rom.
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vash_h said:
No it won't work. But you can do it and flash it on via twrp and yes you'll need root.
Many ppl has done that and they call it custom rom.
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but twrp and custom roms are not yet available right?
homer1005 said:
but twrp and custom roms are not yet available right?
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If you only delete system app only need ROOT , so you have admin rights to delete it
dont need custom roms, use orginal firmware but less apps ;D
dayl1ght said:
If you only delete system app only need ROOT , so you have admin rights to delete it
dont need custom roms, use orginal firmware but less apps ;D
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Yes but with the root lost the warranty and the banking app don't work
homer1005 said:
Yes but with the root lost the warranty and the banking app don't work
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yes, if you root lost the warranty, but with Banking app maybe a fix to hide the root
dayl1ght said:
yes, if you root lost the warranty, but with Banking app maybe a fix to hide the root
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How do it?
homer1005 said:
How do it?
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don't try to root your new device if you don't used to root...
try before with old device because it is dangerous if you don't know how to do
UNIK97122 said:
don't try to root your new device if you don't used to root...
try before with old device because it is dangerous if you don't know how to do
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I says to hide the root for the banking app
homer1005 said:
I says to hide the root for the banking app
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Magisk Manager
but i don't know if it's ok for S20 series:angel:
UNIK97122 said:
Magisk Manager
but i don't know if it's ok for S20 series:angel:
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I'm wait
Actually it depends on the banking app...
For mine, no matter what I try, banking app is not working on my S20. MagiskHide & co... nothing....
A specific xposed module would probably do the job but I don't have coding skills with Xposed.
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I'm wait
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yes , need a Kernel with bypass service .
if you root get 0x1 = root , 0x0 = no root , with kernel bypass the 0x1 so get root and 0x0 .
only wait and drink tee
dayl1ght said:
yes , need a Kernel with bypass service .
if you root get 0x1 = root , 0x0 = no root , with kernel bypass the 0x1 so get root and 0x0 .
only wait and drink tee
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can you tell me how to do it?
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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AzureB1te said:
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.