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[Android General] Shadof2:
CustomRom

Hello friends! There are already the first attempts to port the firmware to the Meizu M5n. However, we encountered difficulties with the sound of the external speaker, perhaps one of the craftsmen from this forum will bring the firmware to a working state. The main problems are the sound and the camera on the Eragon 5.0 port (Android 6). (The donor is the Elephone P9000), the port with android 7 (the Vernee Mars donor) has no network and no sound, but the camera is working. I hope very much for your help.

Firmware can be downloaded from the forum 4pda.

I apologize for bad english, i google translator
[Android General] Maheks:
hey how to unlock bootloader, i fail in tutorial,please upload your video youtube
[Android General] FedeLanza:
Meizu M5 (m611h)

Is M5 Note the same as M5, I mean does them has the same model name?
[Android General] RogueDiamond195:
No they are not the same, don't be mistaken or it may cause you problems when searching for root for your specific model
[Android General] luohuawei168:
thanks!
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Questions & Answers] Manuel_RG16:
Is axon 10 pro waterproof?
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Questions & Answers] yu_rbd:
Ip68
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Questions & Answers] Meckimesser75:
only IP54 certification!

Hi there,

I called the official ZTE support today.

The phone only has IP54 certification!

Not IP68.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Questions & Answers] realfree:
https://www.getdroidtips.com/did-zte-launch-axon-10-pro-with-ip68-dust-and-waterproof/
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] H4X0R46:
Is it possible to get the McLaren fingerprint animation on the 7 Pro? Or is it not hidden in the firmware like it was on the original 6T?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Visible-_-Freak:
?

Did u get the solution?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Primal instinct:
Nope.... Different firmware... Did a little digging... There's only the ones that are set.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] phukemonggo@gmail.com:
Is it possible now?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] H4X0R46:
Not too sure. It's not in the firmware, BUT I think it COULD be possible with a Magisk module. I'm surprised nobody has tried to make this happen yet. I loved that animation on my 6T, then upgraded to a far better phone (the 7 Pro of course) and I miss the animation.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] kisskool34:
Still no news for this?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Andrés 789:
How can you splaint me
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] fp1707:
Yeah you can use RICE rom. It works as a fancy magisk module
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cgibsong002:
Hoping for some help or alternatives to fix my fiancee's Pixel XL. Last night the phone just kept flashing the 'G' logo on for 10 seconds, off for 10 seconds. She said the phone was close to dying before it happened, and I imagine it probably ended up draining the battery afterwards with the constant bootloop. Plugged it in all night but the charging screen didn't come up and would just stay in the bootloop. I could get it into the boot loader (power button and volume down), but it wouldn't go into recovery mode and instead would go right back to the boot loop.

So I tried a battery pack to charge it and it still didn't show charging, but I was able to get it into recovery mode eventually, but still boot loop afterwards. At one point, after leaving it on boot loader menu while attempting to charge, it eventually just tried to start itself and made its way to the second Google splash screen after the main G logo. Looked like it froze there though and I couldn't get it to that point again.

On my way to work this morning I tried plugging it into my car's USB port after powering off from the boot loader, and this time I kept flashing that it was charging (looked like it was 3/4 charged but not sure how accurate that is). So I got into recovery again and tried 3 factory resets consecutively. Still bootloop after attempting a startup afterwards. There was a similar issue a couple weeks ago where it looked like it was stuck in a bootloop, but it turned out the phone actually was dead that time and the charger wasn't working. Once we switched chargers it booted right up.

Any other suggestions or possibilities? I don't have much troubleshooting experience otherwise. Phone is fully stock, Google Fi. Any other info I can provide please let me know!
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] Cisuwek:
Hi everyone. I have android 9.1.0.132. Trying to root with magisk via twrp, but not working. Anyone did root EMUI 9?
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] Videophile:
You need to patch your recovery ramdisk image. backup image with twrp or fastboot, patch with magisk manager and flash as recovery (same way you'd flash twrp)

You then need to boot your phone every time via recovery. It'll boot into android as normal but with root.
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] Cisuwek:
I don't know how to backup image with fastboot. Im twrp pretoriano80 don't know whitch partition backup. Please some insruction
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] Arnys:
you need to be bootloader unlocked

here are magisk patched recovery from 9.1.0.134 emui 9 version

next, you need in fastboot "fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk magisk_patched.img" flash it (hope you know how to flash img ??)

then, you need fastboot reboot, remuve usb

this is critical, when you see:

""your device unlocked and cant be trusted

1 pres power to boot

2 pres volume up 3 sec to boot in erecovery

3 dont do anything ... """

when you see this, pres and hold volume up and power button till phone reboot and you see different warning, then relase buttons and wait till phone boots in system

next, instal magisk manager, find in google!
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] Cisuwek:
Great dude, awesome, it's working. Sometimes recovery must be flashed again (don't know why is happens). After next restart must flash it again or will be working each time?

THANKS!!!!!!!
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] ConsoleHax:
When restarting your phone, make sure you press volume up + power, to boot in recovery. That way you should not have to flash again. If however, you forget to press this combo, your recovery get's replaced with the stock and you'll have to flash it again.
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] brokenworm:
i was thinking that when we use your guide then we do not have twrp installed if we need the stock recovery_ramdisk patched.. so use the erecovery_ramdisk for twrp, also its easyer to enter .. its just to hold the vol+ for 3 sek ... and bum your in twrp..

it works :) tested it...

ps.

fastboot will not let us flash erecovery_ramdisk so before replacing recovery_ramdisk use twrp to flash the twrp into erecovery_ramdisk ..

then replace recovery_ramdisk with patched img :)
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] oTTo001:
[MENTION=1517962]brokenworm[/MENTION]: could you please explain your ps? I am not really a newbie, but I have no glue, what you talking about?!
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] brokenworm:
Answer is simple ... First fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk TWRP.img .... then enter recovery..

Now from Twrp recovery flash TWRP.img into Erecovery_ramdisk... Now flash the magisk patched recovery_ramdisk either with fastboot or from twrp before exiting into partition recovery_ramdisk.

Erecovery_ramdisk can only be flashed like that becoes fastboot blocks it.

The solution for still having twrp in 9.1 emui roms... Also editing vendor give us the solution to backup and restore a complete nandroid backup. AND this way you do not need to hold a button every time you restart .. from twrp you only need to push reboot recovery to enter the rom ONCE ! AND it will stick .. only "bug" is your phone can not poweroff .. actually good if it gets stolen..

Look here : https://xdaforums.com/huawei-p20-lite/development/how-to-remove-data-encryption-emui-9-1-t3953946

Recovery_ramdisk = vol+ & power.

Erecovery_ramdisk = vol+

Bootloader = vol- & power

This way we dont need to hold a button when rebooting....... twrp fixes that automaticly .. you need to boot in to rom from twrp placed in erecovery_ramdisk by selecting "reboot recovery" instead of "reboot system"... Then it will boot correctly everytime.

And you only have to do this one time.
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] jani0000:
I have not try but thanks
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] ladislav.heller:
Hi!

I own an ANE-LX1 device with EMUI9.1

I did everything exactly as described in this or in other threads but I am still unable to root :(

Just to quickly summarize:

1. my bootloader is unlocked

2. using Magisk app I patched the stock recovery image (recovery_ramdis.img)

3. using fastboot I flashed the patched image

4. now the next step is pretty much unclear for me: reboot the system to what target? all XDA threads (including this one) description at this point sucks! sorry for bad words but this is true

5. anyway tried to reboot to the recovery - this is not possible - I only see exactly the below messages, no matter how long I wait:

Your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted.

To learn more visit:
http://zh.ui.vmall.com/emotiondownload.php?mod=restore

Your device is booting now...

Tried any possible combination, like disconnect USB cable, keep USB cable, reboot normally, reboot to eRecovery, no matter which one, the result is:

When I check in the Magisk manager app, itt tells: Magisk is not installed.

So please anybody who has successfully rooted, can u make a video showing the whole rooting process, but especially with the step after fastboot flash, i.e. how exactly to reboot, what buttons to press/hold up to the state where the Magisk Manager app shows: Rooted.

I am able to pay for the video! Seriously!!!

PS:

Besides all the description and tutorial it is not clear for me, why should be the system rooted, when we patch only the recovery_ramdisk image/partition. It somehow makes no sense.

I need root for my running EMUI system, and not for the recovery.

Thanks and regards,

Ladislav
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] ladislav.heller:
What do you exactly mean by

"You then need to boot your phone every time via recovery."?

Can u pls explain it step by step?

What and how did you do after fastboot flash?

Also see my previous comment...
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] Kwakkel:
I have rooted my P20 lite with the steps from this thread. Today my phone notified my that there was a firmware update (from 9.1.0.200 to 9.1.0.208). But I'm stuck in the update process. I can not boot to a recovery to update. Can anyone get me some advice?
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] ladislav.heller:
With Huawei HiSuite program and the device's fastboot mode you can restore the device.

Once u successfully restored it, can u pls make a video where you show, how did you root your phone and shar it with me?
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] Arnys:
Before update you need in fastboot flash original recovery, because magisk patched recovery are booting in system with root acces, so you can't update phone while it are rooted

---------- Post added at 12:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:13 PM ----------

Hei!

Your phone are bootloader locked or unlocked ?

If you have not bootloader code, aka unlocked bootloader, you can't root phone, because we need patch ramdisk.img with magisk manager and flash it in fastboot using fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk magiskpatchedramdiak.img
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] ladislav.heller:
Check the post #11 please. I desribed everything there.

Tapatalkkal küldve az én ANE-LX1 eszközömről
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] Arnys:
when will be next phone software update i will create video, how i update it, how i root, etc. works for you.?

its like ~40 days, i hope update will come sooner than that!!

Da hell, i can try it now , will flash original, then pach it with magisk ,and then, wait video!

lol, 10 min 1gb video file, i will edit it litle bit, convert etc...

okey. Video redy.

Before you patsch recovery_ramdisk with magisk manager, use thease setings, see picture here : Picture, lol

Chek all 3 boxes in advanced setings! then patch recovery_ramdis.img

video here : youtube (not the best quality, sorry, did it in fast)

my files here : magisk_patched.img for root, RECOVERY_RAMDIS208.img original, to update phone, app-release.apk magisk manager i used

Oh, and buttons i presed after fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk magisk_patched.img is volume up and power!

But, there are BUT, if you previous played with root, and did some strange things, your phone can stuck in huawei logo, if thats happens, you need to restore original software with dload method!!

[MENTION=4612760]ladislav.heller[/MENTION]
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] ladislav.heller:
Thank you!!!

Tapatalkkal küldve az én ANE-LX1 eszközömről
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] ladislav.heller:
I did exactly what you did in video, but I still can't properly reboot.

When I press Volume Up + Power after flash, the device reboots and stucks at the screen after Huawei logo and I see only the well known:

Your device is booting now...

message but it never starts the system, at least I did wait 10 minutes and nothing happened, while on your video after reboot with key combination your phone booted into normal system after cca. 1 minute.

I'll try to reflash the whole system via dload method and try again from beginning.
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] ladislav.heller:
OK, so finally I also was able to root my ANE-LX1.

But it worked only after I reflashed the whole system via dload method.

Many thanks, [MENTION=7782490]Arnys[/MENTION] for the tips!
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
I have two s10+ devices, one has received software updates a few days after the release, however, my other device does not receive software updates. When the device was purchased, it received one software update, I had to factory reset the device not too long after that. After factory resetting I haven't had any updates, I had to flash the April update via Odin, the other device has already received the May update, and this one even after searching says software is up to date. I've tried Samsung smart switch as well, and it says the same. Is there any way to fix this? Thanks for any assistance.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Charkatak:
I wonder if both of your devices are from the same region. You can go to Sammobile website and check the firmware info for your device that rarely gets updates. It will show the latest update available for that region/device
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
Both are from the same region, I flashed the April update via Odin after downloading the firmware from Sammobile. I just would rather not have to flash updates all the time via Odin. It only received one update, and then nothing ever since. The only thing I did after receiving the one update is factory reset the device and eventually switching carriers. I'm wondering if that could be why, but the other device I purchased is on the same carrier, and it gets the updates very quickly, both are factory unlocked devices.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Charkatak:
Interesting. Haven't had that happen to me.

1) Which carrier are you using right now?

2) What is the model # of your phone and which CSC code, XAA or another one? - how can I locate your phone's firmware on Sammobile site?
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
Software

I'm currently on the Bmobile network as I'm from Trinidad. The device that gets updated, the Software service provider is listed as TPA/TTT, TPA/TPA. The device that doesn't get it is listed as TTT/TTT, TTT/TPA. Both are on the same network. I downloaded the April update from Sammobile, the one listed here: firmwares/galaxy-s10-plus/SM-G975F/EON/download/G975FXXU1ASD5/267193/

I hope I provided all you asked about, if you need anymore info to assist, let me know.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Charkatak:
Use attached SamFirm tool to search and download what you need and in your case it is either EON or TPA. You can start from flashing EON firmware and see if it will help you get updates or from TPA, your choice.

1) I would advice you to remove sim card from your phone

2) Use backup/restore in your phone's settings(if you need it) to back up your phone. Then do "reset" option in your phone settings to wipe it

3) After phone comes to "welcome screen", turn it off and put it in download mode for Odin and put 4 files where they belong and the rest you know...I personally use CSC files instead of HOME_CSC as I like to wipe the whole phone(you can try home_csc first if you so desire)

I also included the screenshot with your model and CSC code in it. Just check for update in the tool and you can change the EON to TPA if you need another firmware.

If you could take a screenshot of your software info screen, where it shows TTT/TTT/.... stuff and also after you click check for update on your phone, I wonder how the screen looks like where it tells you "software up to date"
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
I'll try using the Samfirm tool and do as you said. After flashing ,will I be able to receive OTA updates? These are the screenshots of the present software info on both devices. The night mode is the device that doesn't update, the other the one that does.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
I'll try using the Samfirm tool and do as you said. After flashing ,will I be able to receive OTA updates? These are the screenshots of the present software info on both devices. The night mode is the device that doesn't update, the other is the one that does.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Charkatak:
I see that on the night mode device, the firmware is TTT and on the other is TPA. I think the TTT doesn't get the update, so use the tool and download TPA and flash your phone. If everything is good, I believe you should be receiving updates.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
So instead of searching for EON, search for TPA in the samfirm tool and use that to install? Also, I've never used this particular program, is there a guide to using it to make sure I don't mess up the process?
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Charkatak:
Correct, search for TPA instead of EON firmware and once the firmware is found, click download and the rest is the same. After that you would just unzip files to the folder and use Odin. Don't forget about the steps I provided before flashing
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
That would be factory resetting the device, then once it boots on to the welcome screen boot into download mode and then do the flash? Thanks for all the help, I'll try it out and see how it works whether it switches to the correct thing.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Charkatak:
Remove the sim, factory reset the device. After that it will restart and boot to welcome screen. Put phone into download mode, start Odin, connect your phone, add files, flash firmware. After your phone restarts, it should be at the welcome screen. Now put your sim and see if you get any message that tells you something about "carrier settings..." which is good, then it will restart
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
So I downloaded the TPA firmware and flashed it, I also followed your instructions with regards removing the sim. When I reinserted the sim, no carrier settings showed up, and the software version still shows TTT, so I'm guessing the lack of software updates will continue.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Charkatak:
I just saw the image. Flash again. For my phone, I had to flash 3 or 4 times before it changed the SW version. I used 3 different Odin versions as well.

Use Odin version that I attached here too. You need to flash and make sure the SAOMC_SM-G975F_OXM_TTT changes to TPA
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
Yeah, the software version still shows the CSC as TTT/TTT, TTT/TPA. And it shows as SAOMC_SM-G975F_OXM_TTT.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Charkatak:
Just letting you know that I edited my previous message a bit where I included another version of Odin for you to try
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
Do I need to flash it clean once again with the CSC, or can I use Home_CSC to keep my settings as I've already started to set the phone up again. And mind if I ask what the difference in the versions of Odin are?
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Charkatak:
1) I mostly use regular CSC file as I like to clean everything, but try Home first, then regular csc if you don't like setting up the phone. Don't setup the phone next time until you get positive results :)

2) So I used "Odin3_v3.13.1_3B_PatcheD" that I included in the thread and also used Odin 3.13.1 and 3.13.3

3) If after flashing again, it won't change the firmware, then do this: get EON firmware, flash on your phone following the list of steps as you did previously.

4) Put the sim card in and see if there are any messages about carrier updates. This message is a good indication that firmware is getting changed(unless on international model message is different from US version)

5) Check the SW version in settings and then you will need to flash TPA firmware again, which should give you proper results.

I had to flash XAA firmware, then TMB to make my phone change to TMB and it took me multiple tries
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
Ok, I'll try flashing a couple times. To be honest, I only started setting up the phone as I thought that was all that could be tried, didn't know there was some hope of it working after all. If I don't get to flash the EON firmware tonight, I'll be sure to try it tomorrow in hope that it actually changes. I think once it changes it should work, because the other s10+ and even the s8+ both have TPA and they're both unlocked on the same carrier. I have no idea why this one would have switched. As far as I can tell there isn't any TTT firmware for the S10+, there is one for the normal S10 however, so I'm really not sure.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Charkatak:
Did you buy the phone new from the store? If your other phone(s) from TPA, why would this have TTT firmware, unless the sim card somehow got carrier settings which altered the firmware in your phone. I remember reading in your first post that this phone had another sim card in it. Which carrier's sim did it have the first time and which was the second sim that you replaced it with?
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Gdefreitas:
Yeah, purchased new, both were purchased from the same retailer, I believe their supplier is US based. I thought I had the sim in the first time, but then I remembered that the sim died and wasn't being recognized in the phone, so it was set up without a sim, that sim was on the Digicel network, then I migrated across to Bmobile which is the other carrier available in Trinidad. It received one software update when I now purchased it, then I had to factory reset the device cause of the battery drain, I did that with the Digicel sim in the device, and then I switched carriers. That reset and switching carriers are the only two things I did differently on this device compared to my other devices. I tried flashing over the TPA with the Home_CSC, and then the EON back to TPA, flashing it without the full wipe didn't change anything, so tomorrow I'll try the clean wipe a couple times and see. Should I stick to the patched version of Odin that you provided, or alternate between that one and the official program?