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[ROOT] [MAGISK] How to root

Just wanted to inform you, that rooting with Magisk works like a charm. Even without TWRP.
What you need:
Magisk Manager: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
boot.img from your ROM (prepatched boot.img for CN_V10.0.11.0 ROM here: https://filebase.philipp.technology/filebase/index.php?page=Entry&entryID=19)
Unlocked Bootloader
ADB and Fastboot on your PC (Simple ADB & Fastboot Installer: https://filebase.philipp.technology/filebase/index.php?page=Entry&entryID=5)
Installation:
Install MagiskManager.apk on your Smartphone
---SKIP IF YOU USE THE PREPATCHED BOOT.IMG---
Put the unpatched boot.img on your phone
Open MagiskManager and Click "Install"
Select "Patch boot.img" and choose the boot.img with your file manager
Copy the "patched_boot.img" file on your PC
---CONTINUE HERE---
Now connect your Mix 3 to the PC and boot in fastboot mode (over the command line: adb reboot bootloader)
Navigate with the command line to your folder, where you saved the patched_boot.img
Now flash the patched_boot.img file with fastboot: fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
If the flash is successfull you can reboot the phone with fastboot reboot
Open the MagiskManager and verify that Magisk is installed and your phone is rooted.

Thanks so much! Will try this out! Nice work!

Thanks, after i root my mix 3 can i flash the xiaomi.eu rom on it too without problems ?

Normally you don't need root to flash Xiaomi.eu ROM, just TWRP. But there is no TWRP yet. You could try "Flash Fire", but I don't know if it would work. Never did that before. If you try it make sure, that you have USB Debugging enabled and know how to use common tools like MiFlash etc.
If you are unexperienced wait for TWRP.

PJF16 said:
Normally you don't need root to flash Xiaomi.eu ROM, just TWRP. But there is no TWRP yet. You could try "Flash Fire", but I don't know if it would work. Never did that before. If you try it make sure, that you have USB Debugging enabled and know how to use common tools like MiFlash etc.
If you are unexperienced wait for TWRP.
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I used TWRP before and Rooted before too but i never used Flash Fire or Flashify. I don't know how hard it would be to use them.

Please report back your success and how it goes for you!

SacredSovL said:
I used TWRP before and Rooted before too but i never used Flash Fire or Flashify. I don't know how hard it would be to use them.
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It's risky and something I won't be trying, I would wait for TWRP

Hi PJF16
How did you get the boot.img from your device without root? I'd love to make a unmodified copy before trying this out

I got it from the fastboot ROM which I also uploaded to the forum. See here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-mix-3/development/xiaomi-mi-mix-3-fastboot-roms-t3869532

Tested and 100% working! Recommended

smiba said:
Tested and 100% working! Recommended
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Did u flash xiaomi.eu rom or something else ?

PJF16 said:
Just wanted to inform you, that rooting with Magisk works like a charm. Even without TWRP.
What you need:
Magisk Manager: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
boot.img from your ROM (prepatched boot.img for CN_V10.0.11.0 ROM here: https://filebase.philipp.technology/filebase/index.php?page=Entry&entryID=19)
Unlocked Bootloader
ADB and Fastboot on your PC (Simple ADB & Fastboot Installer: https://filebase.philipp.technology/filebase/index.php?page=Entry&entryID=5)
Installation:
Install MagiskManager.apk on your Smartphone
---SKIP IF YOU USE THE PREPATCHED BOOT.IMG---
Put the unpatched boot.img on your phone
Open MagiskManager and Click "Install"
Select "Patch boot.img" and choose the boot.img with your file manager
Copy the "patched_boot.img" file on your PC
---CONTINUE HERE---
Now connect your Mix 3 to the PC and boot in fastboot mode (over the command line: adb reboot bootloader)
Navigate with the command line to your folder, where you saved the patched_boot.img
Now flash the patched_boot.img file with fastboot: fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
If the flash is successfull you can reboot the phone with fastboot reboot
Open the MagiskManager and verify that Magisk is installed and your phone is rooted.
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I feel like I'm missing something. I fastboot flash but it gets hung up in cmd. Should not take as long as it is trying to

souless poet said:
I feel like I'm missing something. I fastboot flash but it gets hung up in cmd. Should not take as long as it is trying to
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Nevermind figured it out...duh.

Not working on 8.11.15 dev china rom...
Patched boot is much smaller than it should be and after flashing and fastboot reboot command, phone goes back to fastboot mode

It's normal that the patched boot.img is smaller.

PJF16 said:
It's normal that the patched boot.img is smaller.
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I know that.
But this is quite smaller than usual and, anyway, it doesn't boot after flashing

Anyone have any issues with v4A magisk module? After I flashed it I lost the ability to turn on wifi. Wondering if anyone else has had that issue.

where can i find the pre patched boot img of 10.0.12.0?

Just use the one for 10.0.11.0.

nosidefcp said:
where can i find the pre patched boot img of 10.0.12.0?
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Hi, here You can find patched boot for 10.0.12.0:
https://yadi.sk/d/aVlSEC_r7xj0VA

Question Need help rooting the Poco F3

Hello fellow XDA'ers
I have waited and unlocked the phone, running the MIUI 12.5.1.0 (RKHEUXM) the EU Official Rom that came with the phone, and was following the guide on how to root from NaldoTech, but i'm stuck, magisk can't patch any Firmware file i throw at it...
Don't know what i am doing wrong, i opened the zip files manually looking for the boot.img file but i cant seem to find it in any of the Firmwares i download from XiaomiFirmwareUpdater.
Also tried downloading the rom file and extracting the contents using the xiaomi-flashable-firmware-creator, but no luck with that either, throws some permission error at extracting the payload.bin
what can i do from here??
thanks in advance

Easy peasy
Steps
Download Adb and fastboot tool.
Or just download TWRP image and start CMD from there "the folder containing the twrp img" (in destination bar type cmd and press Enter) /the drivers should be installed and working properly ofc.
1- set phone in fastboot mode then plug it in to PC
2- Type: fastboot boot twrp.img (twrp here is the img file)
Then the phone will boot into twrp.
The phone will be shown in PC. Paste Magisk in the phone. Then go back and flash it using TWRP. Then reboot to system. And you're all done.

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doesnt boot to twrp just turns off :S

Fyat said:
doesnt boot to twrp just turns off :S
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You're doing something wrong then.
Check all drivers are set up properly. Try flashing twrp then boot to it using Volume UP + Power button.

Make sure you download Nebrassy's twrp 3.5.10

Managed to do it, not with twrp tho, the way i intended originally, i found this payload extractor, went on miui and download latest package (on the phone), after that sent the file to pc and extracted the contents to the payload extractor tool, follow the tool's guide and Tadaaaa! got yoursef a boot.img.
after that was simple and follow the rest of the NaldoTech guide, which is sending the boot.img to phone, open magisk manager, click install, select the boot image to pach, wait couple seconds and done. After that just copy the magisk patched boot image to pc and turn off your phone, enter fastboot, and flash the boot.img in boot_a and boot_b.
and you are done boot the phone and open magisk app to see the installed confirmation

Fyat said:
Managed to do it, not with twrp tho, the way i intended originally, i found this payload extractor, went on miui and download latest package (on the phone), after that sent the file to pc and extracted the contents to the payload extractor tool, follow the tool's guide and Tadaaaa! got yoursef a boot.img.
after that was simple and follow the rest of the NaldoTech guide, which is sending the boot.img to phone, open magisk manager, click install, select the boot image to pach, wait couple seconds and done. After that just copy the magisk patched boot image to pc and turn off your phone, enter fastboot, and flash the boot.img in boot_a and boot_b.
and you are done boot the phone and open magisk app to see the installed confirmation
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Whatever was your way, I'm glad you managed to do it

sir i need boot.img file for poco f3

ZAki6464 said:
sir i need boot.img file for poco f3
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Good

Which version do you need?

Is this international version I should get to use in USA on T-Mobile to root the same way as you?
Amazon F3

I'm using Europe version currently on Global 12.5.6.0 (RKHEUXM)

Fyat said:
I'm using Europe version currently on Global 12.5.6.0 (RKHEUXM)
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Do you have access to gpu rendering tweaks in turbo game mode ? I can't make it work, I'm on same version than you

Greenspoof said:
Do you have access to gpu rendering tweaks in turbo game mode ? I can't make it work, I'm on same version than you
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I'm not sure where to find these options as i do not use the turbo mode, can you point to it?

How to root a OnePlus 7T Pro with Magisk, For Noobs!

In this guide, ill be showing you how to root your device using Magisk. This is done at your own risk, i am not responsible for corrupted images, bricked devices etc.
*NOTE: This guide is for the OnePlus 7T Pro only*
What you will need:
A windows PC - idk buy one lol?
Platform tools SDK - https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools
USB cable that came with the phone
Magisk Manager APK - https://magiskapp.com/apk/
Your phones current software boot.img! You can either get this from the vendors website, or if you are running a custom OS, you should already have the file.
*Ill be assuming you are familiar with cmd, fastboot commands, and that your bootloader is already unlocked, and you are running a custom recovery! For a guide on how to do the last two things, part of my last guide can help you - https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/how-to-install-android-12-derpfest-for-noobs.4385171/ *
Step 1: Download the magisk apk from the website and install it to your device. After this, copy over the boot.img file that is from your current rom into the downloads folder of your phone! Now, open up magisk manager, and press install beside the 'Magisk' Section on the home screen. Then press 'Select and Patch a FIle'. Now you can select the boot.img file and let Magisk do its thing.
Step 2: Once that process has been completed, you should have a file beginning with 'magisk_patched....img' in your downloads folder. Copy that file over to the platform tools folder in your computer. Now boot your phone into fastboot mode and connect it to your computer. Then on your computer, go to where you placed the magisk_patched file and in the search bar in file explorer type cmd. This should open a cmd window. Then type 'fastboot reboot fastboot' in order to enter your phone into fastbootd mode.
Step 3: Type 'fastboot flash boot 'PATH TO MAGISK_PATCHED FILE'
Let this run and once its done, reboot your phone.
Go to Magisk and Voila you should be rooted!
If you have any questions please dont hesitate to ask!
If i have made any mistakes in this guide, or you guys think i should make any changes, let me know, im new to this!

Thnx for the post , and confirming that this worked perfectly with OP7T PRO Android 11 official ROM

Do I assume correctly that I would wipe everything?
astroarchcraft said:
In this guide, ill be showing you how to root your device using Magisk. This is done at your own risk, i am not responsible for corrupted images, bricked devices etc.
*NOTE: This guide is for the OnePlus 7T Pro only*
What you will need:
A windows PC - idk buy one lol?
Platform tools SDK - https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools
USB cable that came with the phone
Magisk Manager APK - https://magiskapp.com/apk/
Your phones current software boot.img! You can either get this from the vendors website, or if you are running a custom OS, you should already have the file.
*Ill be assuming you are familiar with cmd, fastboot commands, and that your bootloader is already unlocked, and you are running a custom recovery! For a guide on how to do the last two things, part of my last guide can help you - https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/how-to-install-android-12-derpfest-for-noobs.4385171/ *
Step 1: Download the magisk apk from the website and install it to your device. After this, copy over the boot.img file that is from your current rom into the downloads folder of your phone! Now, open up magisk manager, and press install beside the 'Magisk' Section on the home screen. Then press 'Select and Patch a FIle'. Now you can select the boot.img file and let Magisk do its thing.
Step 2: Once that process has been completed, you should have a file beginning with 'magisk_patched....img' in your downloads folder. Copy that file over to the platform tools folder in your computer. Now boot your phone into fastboot mode and connect it to your computer. Then on your computer, go to where you placed the magisk_patched file and in the search bar in file explorer type cmd. This should open a cmd window. Then type 'fastboot reboot fastboot' in order to enter your phone into fastbootd mode.
Step 3: Type 'fastboot flash boot 'PATH TO MAGISK_PATCHED FILE'
Let this run and once its done, reboot your phone.
Go to Magisk and Voila you should be rooted!
If you have any questions please dont hesitate to ask!
If i have made any mistakes in this guide, or you guys think i should make any changes, let me know, im new to this!
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Hello, up to step 3 everything was fine. I let it run its thing, and reboot, BUT it became stuck in fastboot, forever. What can I do? I tried to wipe data and everything, but it's still stuck. Is there anything I can do?
Okay, so I manage to get my phone unbricked and is now running TWRP, which it was not before doing this. Am I correct to assume that doing all this without TWRP breaks the phone?

powerfulnacho said:
roidHello, up to step 3 everything was fine. I let it run its thing, and reboot, BUT it became stuck in fastboot, forever. What can I do? I tried to wipe data and everything, but it's still stuck. Is there anything I can do?
Okay, so I manage to get my phone unbricked and is now running TWRP, which it was not before doing this. Am I correct to assume that doing all this without TWRP breaks the phone?
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Same here, not work too.
For OxygenOS latest, in Android 12.
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Personally I install TWRP to do mostly backups, if needed.
But you have to use this twrp for Android 12 :
OnePlus 7T Android 12 TWRP?
Hello! I'm very new to building custom recoveries, and haven't even completed a successful build yet. I have a OnePlus 7T model HD1905 (aka North American model/Global) running OOS 12. I've tried to find guides on how to make a TWRP recovery, but...
forum.xda-developers.com
For the moment, after flash boot.img builded by Magisk is not work. But i dont try with this twrp. I dont now if this have a link...

Question Root for Xiaomi 13 Pro

Can anyone confirm if we would be able to easily root Xiaomi 13 pro?
I want to buy the phone only if it is possible to root this phone.

droidkoder said:
Can anyone confirm if we would be able to easily root Xiaomi 13 pro?
I want to buy the phone only if it is possible to root this phone.
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Yep,possible but only with V14.0.4.0.TMBCNXM/V14.0.8.0.TMBCNXM ,for the moment

NOSS8 said:
Yep,possible but only with V14.0.4.0.TMBCNXM/V14.0.8.0.TMBCNXM ,for the moment
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Hi, do you have a tutorial on how to root this device? I have tried using Magisk but it does not work at all. The patched boot.img flashes successfully but nothing happens after reboot. Nothing is installed at all and the system is exactly the same as before. My bootloader is unlocked. Booting directly using the patched boot.img does nothing as well. It is as if nothing has been flashed at all.
Edit: I found a solution. You have to use init_boot.img instead of boot.img.

VincentThacker said:
Hi, do you have a tutorial on how to root this device? I have tried using Magisk but it does not work at all. The patched boot.img flashes successfully but nothing happens after reboot. Nothing is installed at all and the system is exactly the same as before. My bootloader is unlocked. Booting directly using the patched boot.img does nothing as well. It is as if nothing has been flashed at all.
Edit: I found a solution. You have to use init_boot.img instead of boot.img.
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And is Magisk usable, zygisk, modules etc...?

NOSS8 said:
And is Magisk usable, zygisk, modules etc...?
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Yeah, I've managed to get it working on 14.0.10.0.TMBCNXM. The only module I've tested is Universal SafetyNet Fix which is working. Google Play showing certified. Updating can be done without a PC as well. I first installed on 14.0.8.0, then installed 14.0.10.0 from the device updater itself. Before rebooting, simply go to Magisk and select the option to install to inactive slot. Reboot and you have Magisk working on the new version.

VincentThacker said:
Yeah, I've managed to get it working on 14.0.10.0.TMBCNXM. The only module I've tested is Universal SafetyNet Fix which is working. Google Play showing certified. Updating can be done without a PC as well. I first installed on 14.0.8.0, then installed 14.0.10.0 from the device updater itself. Before rebooting, simply go to Magisk and select the option to install to inactive slot. Reboot and you have Magisk working on the new version.
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Bro can write a guide how to root? I try follow this method, but failed. https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...urself-and-optionnal-debloat-privacy.4337693/
Cuz i have a m3 pro. I thinking should be same. But seems like its not

darrenlimch said:
Bro can write a guide how to root? I try follow this method, but failed. https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...urself-and-optionnal-debloat-privacy.4337693/
Cuz i have a m3 pro. I thinking should be same. But seems like its not
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Nope,this not the same method.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/root-gained.4290689/

VincentThacker said:
Hi, do you have a tutorial on how to root this device? I have tried using Magisk but it does not work at all. The patched boot.img flashes successfully but nothing happens after reboot. Nothing is installed at all and the system is exactly the same as before. My bootloader is unlocked. Booting directly using the patched boot.img does nothing as well. It is as if nothing has been flashed at all.
Edit: I found a solution. You have to use init_boot.img instead of boot.img.
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Cuz you mention here use init_boot.img, i try use magisk patch the init_boot.img and flash it via adb, but then bootloop into fastboot. Mind write a tutorial for us? As i believe you are the first to root succesfully. Thanks in advance bro.

NOSS8 said:
Nope,this not the same method.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/root-gained.4290689/
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Misunderstood bro. I have a mi 13pro as well. China version. Need to root it. Im just saying that i have another poco m3 pro. I though they use same method

darrenlimch said:
Misunderstood bro. I have a mi 13pro as well. China version. Need to root it. Im just saying that i have another poco m3 pro. I though they use same method
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Understood,You have to use init_boot.img instead of boot.img.
Common tutorial
1. Find or redownload the TGZ file for your current ROM or other rom.
2. Browse inside the zip file and find boot.img under the images folder
3. Copy this file to a temporary location in your PC first, and then transfer it to your phone
4. Install the desired version of Magisk app (V23?)
5. Run the app and choose Install under Magisk
6. Choose Select and Patch a File, then select the boot.img that was transferred earlier
7. A process will run and create a new .img file in the same folder where the original one was
8. Transfer the new file to your PC in the same directory where fastboot.exe is located
9. Open a command prompt window in that same directory
10. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and connect to PC, USB2.0 port. Check for connection by running command fastboot devices.
11. Run the command fastboot flash boot_ab magiskXXXX.img
Once it's completed, run command fastboot reboot and the phone should boot and be rooted.

NOSS8 said:
Understood,You have to use init_boot.img instead of boot.img.
Common tutorial
1. Find or redownload the TGZ file for your current ROM or other rom.
2. Browse inside the zip file and find boot.img under the images folder
3. Copy this file to a temporary location in your PC first, and then transfer it to your phone
4. Install the desired version of Magisk app (V23?)
5. Run the app and choose Install under Magisk
6. Choose Select and Patch a File, then select the boot.img that was transferred earlier
7. A process will run and create a new .img file in the same folder where the original one was
8. Transfer the new file to your PC in the same directory where fastboot.exe is located
9. Open a command prompt window in that same directory
10. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and connect to PC, USB2.0 port. Check for connection by running command fastboot devices.
11. Run the command fastboot flash boot_ab magiskXXXX.img
Once it's completed, run command fastboot reboot and the phone should boot and be rooted.
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Tried this method. But like VincentThacker mentioned at first. After flash that modded.img, nothing was change. So might need his help already. No idea which init_boot.img is mentioning.

darrenlimch said:
Tried this method. But like VincentThacker mentioned at first. After flash that modded.img, nothing was change. So might need his help already. No idea which init_boot.img is mentioning.
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I guess it is in the Fastboot rom or a command and root for what no rom or twrp currently available.
If it is to delete apps there are many tools or with ADB commands.

NOSS8 said:
I guess it is in the Fastboot rom or a command and root for what no rom or twrp currently available.
If it is to delete apps there are many tools or with ADB commands.
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I need android auto to work, this china version doesnt have android auto
So yea, need use magisk to install that android auto module.

darrenlimch said:
I need android auto to work, this china version doesnt have android auto
So yea, need use magisk to install that android auto module.
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This is the guide. It's basically the standard method but you patch init_boot.img instead of boot.img. Both can be extracted from the fastboot firmware.

VincentThacker said:
This is the guide. It's basically the standard method but you patch init_boot.img instead of boot.img. Both can be extracted from the fastboot firmware.
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So to summarize, extracting the boot.img from the Fastboot rom, V14.0.10.0.TMBCNXM/V14.0.22.12.26.DEV/V14.0.8.0.TMBCNXM/V14.0.4.0.TMBCNXM roms doesn't work?

NOSS8 said:
So to summarize, extracting the boot.img from the Fastboot rom, V14.0.10.0.TMBCNXM/V14.0.22.12.26.DEV/V14.0.8.0.TMBCNXM/V14.0.4.0.TMBCNXM roms doesn't work?
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Yeah, as I mentioned above, boot.img does not work; you have to use init_boot.img which has a size of exactly 8 MiB. If it does not have this size, you've got the wrong file. It probably has to do with the boot method used by the device as described here. The flashing command must also use init_boot_ab instead of boot_ab.

Guys i was in the same boat.
I have successfully root Mi 13 Pro, but i have another issue if anyone can help. Mi Wallet keeps changing as default payment method even though i have GPay selected.

VincentThacker said:
Yeah, as I mentioned above, boot.img does not work; you have to use init_boot.img which has a size of exactly 8 MiB. If it does not have this size, you've got the wrong file. It probably has to do with the boot method used by the device as described here. The flashing command must also use init_boot_ab instead of boot_ab.
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Is it a must to include the "_ab" part in the command?

Jaberbenet said:
Is it a must to include the "_ab" part in the command?
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Can I use magisk hide and passing safetynet with this device? Gonna buy this phone in Europe.
Wanna be sure that the module magisk hide props and universal safetynet-fix passes safetynet.
Can anyone confirm it for me?

aygul12345 said:
Can I use magisk hide and passing safetynet with this device? Gonna buy this phone in Europe.
Wanna be sure that the module magisk hide props and universal safetynet-fix passes safetynet.
Can anyone confirm it for me?
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Yeah everything works with EU beta + DFe neo + magisk 25.2.. my phone passes safetynet without safetyfix module and google certified

Question Devices not detected after install Fastboot ROM

I try to install fastboot rom with MiFlashTool, this is my FastbootROM nabu_global_images_V14.0.3.0.TKXMIXM_20230306.0000.00_13.0_global_80c69df295.tgz
After i flash with MiFlashTool, the process is never end, but my Mi Pad 5 restarting without any reason in middle of flashing, but the process keep going, then i close the MiFlashTool, after that i try to fastboot devices in my platform tools directory, now my Mi Pad completely undetected in my PC, also in MiFlashTool now not detected
I can still open Recovery and Fastboot mode, but in Fastboot mode i cant do anything because my PC cant detect my devices, also i try with my other PC but still not detected, maybe the main reason this happend is because i terminate the MiFlashTool during process because i saw my Mi Pad restarting, any help for this issue ?

kzquandary said:
I can still open Recovery and Fastboot mode
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It indicates that your bootloader is still full functional. Otherwise recovery wouldn't boot anymore.
- Windows device manager shows what?
- output of 'fastboot devices'?

WoKoschekk said:
It indicates that your bootloader is still full functional. Otherwise recovery wouldn't boot anymore.
- Windows device manager shows what?
- output of 'fastboot devices'?
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the problem for devices not detected is solved sir, but now i stuck in fastboot mode every time i use fastboot reboot, because last time ago i want to try disable-verity using empty vbmeta.img, then after i try command fastboot flash --disable-verity vbmeta.img, i ended up in Fastboot Mode, now i want to try install new rom sir and i have download it miui_NABUGlobal_V14.0.3.0.TKXMIXM_45f6ebc192_13.0.zip , any tips for install this rom to Mi Pad ? because i cant use mi flash tool for install new rom

kzquandary said:
because i cant use mi flash tool for install new rom
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Did u try this one?
XiaoMiTool V2 - Modding of Xiaomi devices made easy for everyone
XiaoMiTool V2 is a easy to use tool to install rom on your Xiaomi device. Modding made easy for everyone! Download it for free now!
www.xiaomitool.com

WoKoschekk said:
Did u try this one?
XiaoMiTool V2 - Modding of Xiaomi devices made easy for everyone
XiaoMiTool V2 is a easy to use tool to install rom on your Xiaomi device. Modding made easy for everyone! Download it for free now!
www.xiaomitool.com
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i downloaded your suggested app, but there is no Xiaomi Pad 5 in device list, and my downloaded recovery rom is zip, i just cant find tool for flash zip in fastboot sir

Your download is only a recovery ROM and not the full fastboot ROM. Full fastboot ROM:
MiPad 5 – MIUI Download Xiaomi Official ROM

Ok, a recovery zip is only flashable in a recovery. It's like any other flashable zip for TWRP, i.e. a Magisk installer zip or sth else. These zips need a shell to execute their commands. Fastboot is only for flashing single images via cmd line on your PC.
Download the full fastboot ROM. It's a *.tgz-archive that needs to be unpacked for the Mi Flash Tool (v2).

WoKoschekk said:
Ok, a recovery zip is only flashable in a recovery. It's like any other flashable zip for TWRP, i.e. a Magisk installer zip or sth else. These zips need a shell to execute their commands. Fastboot is only for flashing single images via cmd line on your PC.
Download the full fastboot ROM. It's a *.tgz-archive that needs to be unpacked for the Mi Flash Tool (v2).
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Thanks sir, its worked, i use fastboot room with .tgz and all solved

WoKoschekk said:
Ok, a recovery zip is only flashable in a recovery. It's like any other flashable zip for TWRP, i.e. a Magisk installer zip or sth else. These zips need a shell to execute their commands. Fastboot is only for flashing single images via cmd line on your PC.
Download the full fastboot ROM. It's a *.tgz-archive that needs to be unpacked for the Mi Flash Tool (v2).
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But any tips for permanent root in Mi Pad 5 sir ? because every time i restart, its always unrooted

kzquandary said:
But any tips for permanent root in Mi Pad 5 sir ? because every time i restart, its always unrooted
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Install the Magisk app, extract the boot.img from inside your firmware and patch it with Magisk. Then flash the patched boot.img with fastboot flash boot "your patched image" and start your device.

WoKoschekk said:
Install the Magisk app, extract the boot.img from inside your firmware and patch it with Magisk. Then flash the patched boot.img with fastboot flash boot "your patched image" and start your device.
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Wow thanks sir, its worked like magic