yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[YU Yuphoria] anubhab metya:
i installed miui 9 global beta

an update came and then the device does not turn on no recovery no charging sign

i dont know how to fix it

plz help me my whatsapp no is +918961152021

i am help less plz help me....
[YU Yuphoria] NikhilA23:
Time to say good bye to your device
[YU Yuphoria] Aj_$tyle$:
first of all R.I.P motherboard

its clearly written in the OP of rom that dont install any update through updater app(only in miui roms) cause it can brick your device.

dude you bricked your device search xda "how to unbrick yuphoria".
[YU Yuphoria] Akhil.N19:
If you see a black screen after update then just install stock rom via fastboot
[YU Yuphoria] mukulmagotra98:
i have the same issue it was on auto update ..and now while flashing the stock rom it shows remote flash write failure for system file alone ..rest data and cache and other files r flashing ..only the system one is not ...help me please on what to do
[General Questions and Answers] dirdirdir:
I have a Huawei Enjoy 7 PLus（TLT-TL10A）,and I update the system to B210 at these day.But I found there have so much problem on this system.

I want downgrade the system,now.

Does anybody have B160 for Huawei Enjoy 7 Plus（TLT-TL10A）（the system for official）?

Give me a download link,please!

Thanks a lot.

By the way:My Huawei Enjoy 7 Plus（TLT-TL10A） haven't root.
[General Questions and Answers] XiaoMigue:
During my search for international version I've found (loconafita did) the B201 version for TL10: http://www.huaweirom.com/device/changxiang7plus/5393.html

If you don't have access to baidu account for downloading through its software, you can try tampermonkey with an arab script called BaiduPanDownloadHelper (easy to google)

About B160, i have no idea. The same huaweirom site has the B102 for TRT-AL00, in theory they are compatible, but... I don't know.
[General Questions and Answers] dirdirdir:
哥们，你发的是全网通版的，我的是移动版的。

我怕刷了真的变成砖头了。:o
[General Questions and Answers] XiaoMigue:
Sorry to hear that you bricked your phone. I suffered a "brick" but I recovered by several times trying to restore, sometimes by fastboot (uploading system.img extracted from update.app) sometimes by the own erecovery, and some tries done with the Huawei windows app HiSuite (launch fastboot, "recover" within aplication). In the end, HiSuite did the trick, although it needed to retry twice or 3 times. It relocked bootloader and took me to the 106, totally new... and as my problem was "Find my phone" feature activated, first boot required my Huawei ID

Too apple-ish for my likings.

Edit: I don't speak enough chinese. Maybe you can take a look on http://www.yzmg.com/shuajijiaocheng/202339.html
[General Questions and Answers] glenn24:
i root my samsung j2 prime and one day i on my oem and then it's not worrking now because of frp blocked whenever i try to flash a stock firmware its always failed what should i do? i also watch tutorials on youtube but nothing is fit in to my problem. someone help me
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] nathanchance:
Reserved
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Xxnoobkiller420xX:
Stuck on this step

Run the flash all script! Open a command prompt, navigate to the folder with the script, and run one of the following commands:

How do I navigate in command prompt? When I typed flash-all, it said it is not a internal command etc. When I dragged and dropped flash-all into the command prompt, it said C:\Users\W Balls\Downloads\SAMPWND_SYSTEMROOT_ADB_FILES>"C:\Users\****** Jim\Downloads\walleye-opd1.170816.025-factory-4752baae\walleye-opd1.170816.025\flash-all.bat"

error: cannot load 'bootloader-walleye-mw8998-002.0059.00.img'

rebooting into bootloader...

OKAY [ 0.004s]

finished. total time: 0.004s

error: cannot load 'radio-walleye-g8998-00122-1708311414.img'

rebooting into bootloader...

OKAY [ 0.010s]

finished. total time: 0.015s

W/ ( 6448): Unable to open 'image-walleye-opd1.170816.025.zip': No such file or directory

error: failed to open zip file 'image-walleye-opd1.170816.025.zip': I/O Error

Press any key to exit...
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] drmason:
You are calling the flash-all.bat out of a differende directory (C:\Users\W Balls\Downloads\SAMPWND_SYSTEMROOT_ADB_FILES) therefore it can't find the system image files since they are located under C:\U sers\****** Jim\Downloads\walleye-opd1.170816.025-factory-4752baae\walleye-opd1.170816.025. Make sure you extract your image to that directory, open up a command promt and navigate to it with "cd C:\Users\W Balls\Downloads\SAMPWND_SYSTEMROOT_ADB_FILES" and call the flash-all.bat from there.

Check out this for basic command line stuff https://www.digitalcitizen.life/command-prompt-how-use-basic-commands

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I tried this and it seems the magisk manager isn't able to download magisk on its own at least on my device:

DownloadManager: [356] Stop requested with status HTTP_DATA_ERROR: Unable to resolve host "xdaforums.com": No address associated with hostname
DownloadManager: [356] Finished with status WAITING_TO_RETRY

EDIT: Seems like DNS66 was blocking the download patching was scucessfull now.

This is weird, can't I make 2 posts in a row??
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] 530farm:
Anybody figure out a solution for flashing when on MacOs High Sierra? Platform tools 26.0 1 was a fix for high Sierra, yet 26.0.2 seemed to have lost that commit, so fastboot doesn't work at all. Wondering if it's safe to use 26.0.1 on the pixel 2
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] JayBlack_686:
First, thanks for putting this together. I've rooted using your method.

Regarding OTA updates: I've read that if we've rooted, we will need to un-root before we can receive an OTA update. Is this always true, or only if we've installed a custom recovery like TWRP? It would be really handy to have a guide on how to un-root, update, then re-root.

Related - let's say that for whatever reason, we have to flash an OTA update manually, rather than actually getting it OTA. Do we lose root by doing so?

Thanks!
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] nathanchance:
Magisk's OTA section should clear up some of your doubts: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/blob/master/docs/tips.md#ota-installation-tips
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] JayBlack_686:
Looks really straightforward, thank you! Might be cool to point to it in the OP. I bet I'm not the only one who was only vaguely aware of the impact that rooting has on how we get OTAs. Then again, maybe everyone else wants to run custom ROMs.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] nathanchance:
Good point, I'll add it here in a bit :)
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] tango650:
OTA vs factory image

Howdy,

really appreciate [MENTION=6842057]nathanchance[/MENTION] for putting this together. Would you mind adding a few lines about the differences between OTA and factory images. As a layman i haven't got the foggiest idea which route to go and would appreciate some wisdom. Thanks!
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] UpGrad3:
Thank you so much for this guide but can anybody please explain how you can tell which image to patch ?

I am unable to get this to work magisk is showing this message: stock kernel cannot be patched please use a custom kernel

i downloaded: walleye-opd1.170816.010-factory-63083164.zip

unsure as to whether this is correct for my phone as they are quite a few and its unclear how to tell

i have a pixel 2 from the UK that was factory unlocked and i unlocked the boot loader

what am i doing wrong please help
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] nathanchance:
The primary difference is that the OTA can be flashed on an unlocked bootloader and is designed not to wipe your phone.

Are you supplying the boot image to Magisk? Show me a screenshot of what Magisk says when it tries to patch.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] fjm568:
Thanks [MENTION=6842057]nathanchance[/MENTION] for this. I'm not a technical person, but can follow directions. This is the 4th phone that I've rooted following directions of some very smart and talented people here on XDA. I don't do this kind of thing everyday, and am not up on programming or coding or whatever you guys call it now days.

All I ended up doing is taking the OTA from Google to the .025. Then followed the Magisk rooting instructions to get root. I had Unlocked it the first day I turned the phone on, I haven't put my SIM in yet, but will play around with it a little more, and finish setting it up,

Again, thanks for the GUIDE to this Pixel 2 phone.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] UpGrad3:
That is what i get. I have even flashed the whole factory image to the phone and still get this
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] drmason:
[MENTION=1931732]UpGrad3[/MENTION] you need to extract the boot.img out of your zip (walleye-opd1.170816.010-factory-63083164.zip) file and process this one, I'll guess you tried with the whole zip?? Also you can "attach" pictures to the post and not include the full res with the image tags...
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] UpGrad3:
[MENTION=2984382]drmason[/MENTION] I did extract the img from the zip. I followed the instructions exactly which is why im so confused as to what is going on ? Ok sorry i will do in future.

Amended post
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] JayBlack_686:
You got the boot.img from the zip file that was inside the zip file?

from https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=74429474&postcount=90

Step by step

1. Download and extract factory image. Mine was taimen-opd1.170816.010-factory-c796ddb4.zip

***2. Once extracted go into the folder and extract image-taimen-opd1.170816.010.zip.

There you will find the boot.img.

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[MENTION=6842057]nathanchance[/MENTION], one more suggestion for the OP: at one point I was looking at using the stock boot img and couldn't figure out how to get it. Later, I found the below post, where the first two steps are essentially "open the zip inside the zip for the boot.img" to extract the stock boot image. Maybe it's really obvious, but I didn't get it.

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=74429474&postcount=90
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] drmason:
[MENTION=1931732]UpGrad3[/MENTION] you are using the latest Magisk Manager 5.4.1 for this?
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] UpGrad3:
yes i was

although im now stuck on the bootscreen with the G any suggestions ?

Fixed.

incase it happens to anyone else. i restored the factory image again then started the root procedure. im now rooted and fully working
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] nathanchance:
Reserved
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Neejay:
Thanks [MENTION=6842057]nathanchance[/MENTION] I've been trying to keep track of things to do once my taimen ships, and I've been waiting on a "how-to" post. Thanks again!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] iamjimmy:
Thanks so much for your efforts. These are much appreciated. Just what we needed for Pixel 2 XL.

One can only hope that we eventually get SU Root, TWRP and Custom ROMs. The Pixel 1 XL's development was disappointing. Hopefully this phone has more.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] TheMathemagician:
To Ubuntu users: the

android-tools-adb

android-tools-fastboot

packages won't necessarily work. The fastboot from the repos didn't have the same options as the one from the zip from Google. So if you are getting a usage dialog after running fastboot, that is why.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] bajasur:
Thank you ninja!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] dr_rick13:
The boss is back. Thanks for the guide man
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] pvtjoker42:
followed from the nexus 6p threads, waiting for TWRP to get stable and then it's on!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] trim81:
I always took the noobish method and used twrp...

If my device is bootloader unlocked and in developer mode, and in a chance I am stuck in a bootloop, can I fastboot adb the stock image and be back up and running?

Question is: with fastboot enabled, can I recover if I F up installing magisk/root?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] lyall29:
Mods...please make this thread a sticky:good:
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] choder:
That's exactly what I'm doing. Waiting for TWRP, then I will buy the pixel. 6P is working perfect at the moment, after a battery replacement.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] nathanchance:
Not to sound pessimistic but if that's what you are waiting for, you'll probably never get this device lol. Even the Pixel 1's TWRP isn't the most stable thing (it's close but still).
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] iamjimmy:
Oh no :( So you're saying we might never get a stable TWRP and no good custom ROMs for Pixel 2 XL?

Any idea whether PureNexus or any of the other custom ROMs of Nexus/Pixel will come to Pixel 2 XL?

Based on my experience custom ROMs/Kernels can transform a mid range device to Flagship performance and features. I am using the 2 XL and still within the return window. If it is speculated that this phone will not have much development, then I might as well return it and continue using OG Pixel XL or get a OnePlus. Thanks.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] nathanchance:
I'm saying if that is your only deciding factor for owning this device, considering getting another like the OnePlus 5 which has a guarantee of that. TWRP may get stable eventually but it may not. I personally love the kernel source that Google puts out and have been digging stock so I'm comfortable with just root with my kernel. If you aren't, then doing something else may be a good idea.

ROMs may end up coming in the form of images though (like system and boot and such), negating a need for TWRP. We will have to see.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] JDROIDS:
That's so strange. Why is that? It's a pixel which is the successor to Nexus phones so I'm not sure why the line of phones would have a hard time with twrp and custom ROM flashing.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] nathanchance:
Well few reasons...

1. A/B partitioning makes it so the boot and recovery partition are unified, meaning when you flash a ROM, you need to reflash TWRP.

2. With the Pixel 2 (XL), as stated in the TWRP thread, the secure crypto chip requires a rewrite of some things into Java, which will take time.

The Pixel isn't really a successor to the Nexus line because these are geared purely to consumers. It's Google's iPhone.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] iamjimmy:
Thanks for the reply.

That is unfortunate. If we can't have custom Kernels, we miss out on features such as color control, calibration, sound amplication , bluetooth high performance audio, USB fastcharge, vibration strength control and other mods. Will this be developed in any Kernel? I'm assuming it will take a long time (if ever) to get Elemental X, Franco Kernal or anything similar.

Also for Root, I just unlocked my bootloader. If I use the Magdisk Root Manager for Root, is there any way to flash next month's security patch WITHOUT factory reset. With SU root of Pixel XL, it was usually as simple as flashing factory images (without wipe switch) and then flashing SU plus kernel.

For Magdisk, will a full wipe or unroot needed before flashing an update?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] nathanchance:
Custom kernels will absolutely be a thing on this device. I already have mine publicly available. I haven't looked into external features (and probably won't be able to for a bit as I am rather busy) but they will certainly come.

It's the same process for the Pixel 2 XL except you need to patch the boot image you are doing to flash first in Magisk Manager then flash it after the factory images.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] choder:
I need Verizon, so the OnePlus 5 is out of the question. Maybe once the V30 source is released and bootloader unlocked that may be worth looking at. But it probably won't get much development anyway.

Possibly the Essential Phone (seems to be a good deal now, and it has root and twrp)

I probably would be okay with kernel tweaks and root on the Pixel 2 XL.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Prattham:
i am not sure i followed, mind telling what should i do?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] drewski_1:
Fastboot flashing unlock (no critical)
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Prattham:
okay thanks can you tell about magisk twrp and the kernel thing? its so confusing here lol never had to think so much back on n5 n6p days lol
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] DaveMar:
For those with TWRP and magisk root working great... Did you unlock your critical bootloader? As I posted recently with just bootloader unlocked (not critical). This morning i temp fastboot TWRP, then flashed TWRP zip, then flashed latest magisk, all flashed fine... My results after normal reboot: unable to install magisk no matter what I tried... then booting into recovery I found non responsive touch in TWRP recovery. Hence, do I need bootloader critical unlock?? Thank you guys for any insight!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] drewski_1:
When I did root, TWRP beta2 was not out so did the patch of boot.img in Magisk manager and fastboot flashed that

My understanding is that this is not needed now that TWRP is *a little** more stable and u can flash Magisk 14.5 from TWRP.

- install latest Fastboot from Google (this was my initial problem)

- go to bootloader

- Optional - fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img

- fastboot Boot TWRP.beta2.IMG (or whatever you have named it)

- Install Magisk 14.5 - this should patch the kernel and update Magisk, depending on what's been installed already

- Optional - install TWRP.beta2.ZIP (personally, I'm fine with fastboot booting into Trwp)

- profit

Someone please correct, if the Manager patch and fastboot flash of patched boot image is still needed and not Optional

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Many have had success with just unlock.

TWRP is still beta and touch issues seem to be common. I think reinstall of TWRP was the solution? But the TWRP thread may have other solutions.

I've only fastboot booted into TWRP and have not had touch issues (knock on wood)

When you say "My results after normal reboot: unable to install magisk no matter what I tried" that is for trying to install Magisk manager?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] DaveMar:
Sorry, yes magisk manager... I didn't try magisk uninstaller. I did fastboot installed TWRP and then it's zip several times, all unresponsive. In back of my mind I keep thinking "critical unlock" haha, I appreciate your thoughts. Guess I'll give things more time to develop. Thank you drewski_1
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] time8000:
Hey, I am getting stuck at the fastboot command on my mac, saying "error: plugin not found" however I have installed current fastboot and adb so I am a little lost. Thanks in advance if anyone can advise on this!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] clothednblack:
I'm not Mac familiar but in windows device manager, I had to right click on my device to update it so it would work. Maybe it would work for you?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] raver445:
sir i humbly request our help...i followed all the instructions and i am on that exact build of 8.0 and its not rooting i humbly request your assistance.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] damngood98:
You should probably start with what you've tried already. The instructions from the op are pretty clear
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] alterreason:
So I tried rooting and ran into some problems... When I try to flash patched_boot.img it gives me an error saying it can't flash while in a locked state... I've unlocked the bootloader already using the unlock_critical method... Any ideas?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] malybru:
You need to :

fastboot flashing unlock

The critical one:

fastboot flashing unlock_critical

Is (OPTIONAL)

:)
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] alterreason:
I already unlocked the bootloader though... I thought maybe it didn't unlock when I ran that but when I went back and tried unlocking it said it was already unlocked
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] zathus:
So if you want to unroot, do you just going to fastboot and lock the bootloader? Ever since I rooted my phone has been running like crap. I haven't even done anything yet. It's rebooted like 7 times
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] clothednblack:
Fastboot the boot.img to unroot. No need to relock the bootloader unless you're done doing anything fun with the phone outside of stock.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] CyberpodS2:
I would unlock with both options. Rule that out first.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] drewski_1:
unlock_critical only unlocks the bootloader partition.

you need to also do the other to unlock the "non-critical" ;) partitions

fastboot flashing unlock
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] raver445:
ok i ll try again
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] damngood98:
Sorry....I guess I wasn't being clear... If you have problems, by all means please look for help here. But when you do, leave specifics about your issue, what steps you've tried, etc.... Good luck
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] bb709394:
In regards to Rooting with Magisk:

Magisk 14.5 beta was just released. You can flash the zip in twrp to get root. The instructions in the OP has been deprecated, and no longer works for me.

I just rooted my P2 XL yesterday and could only achieve root through twrp flashing. The OP instructions did work last week and it was how I achieved root, but had to factory reset on Sunday in attempt to solve a problem and discovered the patch_boot method no longer worked.

In regards to unlocking bootloader:

Try a different USB port and different cable. I kept receiving unlocking errors via Google USB-C and PC USB-C port. Used a different USB cable and USB 3.0 port and then I had success unlocking the bootloader.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Pkt_Lnt:
Well Mac OS is based on Unix, as is Linux. Many distros use the bash shell, so yes, most often the same.

https://www.lifewire.com/mac-os-x-is-not-linux-distribution-2204744
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] eruben:
What is the difference between vendor image and factory one?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Az Biker:
Factory image is the OEM operating system from Google, gets fastbooted to your device, and includes all the req images for your device to run as it came out of the box (like the vendor image).

The vendor.img is just the Google apps, and proprietary stuff like drivers for your device that supplements each monthly security update, and can be flashed to the vendor partition via TWRP .

The only time you need to worry about vendor image is if you are on a cust rom that doesn't include the vendor image in it's latest build (like DU).

In the case of DU official, you flash their rom and vendor separately for each new security update, but the vendor image is good for all the weeklies after the initial first build with the new security update.

ie:

DU May official, flash new vendor

DU June Official, flash new vendor

DU 1st May weeklie, flash new vendor

DU 2nd May weeklie, vendor remains the same, no need to flash

DU 3rd May weeklie, vendor remains the same, no need to flash

DU 1st June weeklie, flash new vendor

DU 2nd June weeklie, vendor remains the same, no need to flash

Hope this helps a bit
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Brenneke:
What is DU?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Badger50:
Dirty Unicorns. It's a rom :cool: