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[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] Djiban:
the tutorial you're following is the good one.

What is the OS version of your computer ? try another one!

Try also to install diectly the huwei drivers without hisuite:

Huawei_Android_USB_Driver

MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.

www.mediafire.com
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] thedolanduck:
Thank you for replying.

My PC runs on Windows 10, so I don't think that is a problem. I could try a Virtual Machine with another one though, which one do you recommend?

As for the instalation, do I have to uninstall my current drivers in order to install the ones you are providing me? Or does it not matter? I will try them ASAP.

P.S.: I found this thread in the DC-Unlocker forums of someone saying not all phones have the 'Android Adapter Modem #2' drivers and it should be possible to read the bootloader code of a Honor 6X without it (I am assuming that Mate 9 Lite == Honor 6X at this point). Should I trust this?

I apologize for the amount of questions, you just seem like an experienced person, and I thank you again for taking the time and having the patience of answering.
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] Djiban:
here is the source of the stock ROM linked above, that's all I know. Don't know about HNC in build number.

I'm away form home now. I can make you a "about phone" screen shot tomorrow night if still needed, let me know
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] Djiban:
What are you tring to do? update to more recent stock rom ? instead of erecovery stock upgrade method, try HWOTA windows software as already advised above, or "huawei finder finder" app or windows software
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] Djiban:
1) Is this hisuite on windows that gives you the "system toot old" error message ? So it may be your honor 6X emui that is too old, weird... hisuite is supposed to be compatible with older EMUI. Maybe try an older version of hisuite?

2) uninstall hisuite and drivers

3) With Honor 6x not such 'Android Adapter Modem #2' issue. I thought Mate 9 light was stictly the same phone, but maybe just the hardware. Anyway DCUnlocker will tell you if it can't read the boot loader, so it is quite save to try.

I advice you to try with the driver-only package, if not working, then try with Hisuite again. Uninstall drivers each time

at the worst, try with another usb cable and another usb port, at the end with another computer.
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] MAK7246:
Give me the screenshot bro!
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] MAK7246:
@

U should try huawei multi tool and if u want to unlock bootloader I know a person who is very capable,+27 76 075 1400 this is his WhatsApp no. Contact him he will unlock it in 2min!😚
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] MAK7246:
U should try huawei multi tool and if u want to unlock bootloader I know a person who is very capable,+27 76 075 1400 this is his WhatsApp no. Contact him he will unlock it in 2min!😚
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] thedolanduck:
Okey, so I uninstalled the drivers and HiSuite. Now, when connected in 'Manufacture mode', my phone shows in 'Other devices' as shown here in the image attached. Then I installed the drivers package you gave me, and according to DriverTools, these were successfully installed, but my device still appears as in the image. This means I've got to go with HiSuite, right?

However, before I continue with this process of reading the Bootloader code, I realize I don't have the 'update.zip' and 'update_data_full.zip' files needed to upgrade my BLL-L23 B114 from Android 6.0/EMUI 4.1 to Android 7.0/EMUI 5.0 (that is the main reason I'm doing this at all), as every link I find directs me to some update.hicloud.com:8180 link that is no longer available. Do you have these files, or know where I can find them? Or could I just use the ones linked in this guide that you previously mentioned in this very thread?
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] Djiban:
1) yes strick to hisuite, forget the standalone driver. Until the device is well recognised. Try diffrent cables/USB ports and computer if needed!

2) all the links from the firmware database are now dead, since recently!

but if you follow the linked guide, you will be in BLN-L22 android 8 EMUI 8, which must does the job of your android 7 needed! (use Jdownloader if you have trouble to downlaod the entire files)
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] thedolanduck:
Okay, thank you. My concern was if the files for the BLN-L22 would work on my device or just turn into a fancy paperweight. I'd do some research about the performance of a BLL-L23 with Android 8/EMUI 8, although it probably is good.

You are very kind, thank you for all your help.
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] Djiban:
I think it would work, but I am not sure. You should give a try if you have a nandroid backup of your system (backup in custom recovery) , and more important a complete stock rom of it. Move back to your previous rom is possible, but reinstall is more sure than nandroid restore.

Careful, BLN-L22 has no nfc.

By the way, you should open à threat about alternative source of stock rom for BLL-L23 , I Googled and found;

Huawei Mate 9 Lite (BLL-L23) - Firmware Repository - Carbon Tesla Downloads

Here is the list of all firmware updates that have officially been released for Huawei Mate 9 Lite (BLL-L23) in all regions. ShareTweetShareShare0 Shares

huaweidl.com

About the URL from the complete database:

Online firmware database ⋆ TEAM MT Developers

< PREVIOUS FIND MODEL NEXT > Дата изменения Полное название Файлы обновления Размер Тип G g v f 2019.01.04 Berlin-L23C25B351CUSTC25D001 BLL-L23C25B351 filelist 2.47GB FullOTA-MF 1756 1755 212599 1 2019.01.04 Berlin-L23C25B351CUSTC25D001 BLL-L23C25B351 filelist 2.47GB FullOTA-MF 1756 1755 212599...

pro-teammt.ru

I'm pretty sure you just have to change the begging of the url to make it work. Unfortunately I didn't write that down when I saw it. Try to look for it (4pda should be a good source). Let me know
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] MAK7246:
Bro can u tell me the kernel version of yours?
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] MAK7246:
Thanks bro😚
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] scrawnyb:
Has anyone here SUCCESSFULLY downgraded the PRL on their XV6800 when using NueSPL 2.47 ?

I remember in the past people, including no2chem himself saying that downgrading SPL is a huge risk and may brick your device, so I thought I'd ask around.

I've been unable to remove the PRI from my device after doing the MR1 update.

Using tools like HTC GPS Tool, I see output from the GPS, but it never sees any satellite.

I did the Verizon AGPS fix that GC14 posted and I had some thoughts on the issue.

I was wondering if it is making it worse to have done the AGPS fix because of not having a data plan (I use Wi-Fi only).

Current Setup:

OS ROM: DCD 3.2.6 (Kitchen'd)

RADIO: 3.42.40

PRL: 2.03_002

SPL: NueSPL 2.47

Any ideas, input, comments, suggestions, etc?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] nitro66215:
Downgrading SPL? You can do that without any problem. PRL? That's a different story. But yes. You can do that as well. The setup you have, I have successfully got GPS working. Have you followed the thread on this?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] scrawnyb:
I've been following a few threads in here on the issue.

Which one(s) are you specifically talking about?

None of them have truly helped me yet. I can't get GPS locks using the official verizon radio (3.37.71 or whatever) nor 3.42.40 with the new PRI, but I had it working with the same setup on the OLD PRI using Olipro 2.40.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Skywing:
If you have already updated to MR1 and locked down the GPS hardware on your device, you could try this out instead of trying to unlock the GPS hardware:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=424387

Currently, this needs you to be on MR1 to work. Including the MR1 GPS driver may allow it to work on a custom ROM if you want to try building your own, though that has yet to be tested.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] scrawnyb:
still not what I'm looking for.

I'm going to try unlocking my device and flashing the stock ROM, letting customizations run, then unlocking + then flashing the new VZW update and not running customizations, then going to DCD 3.2.6 again
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] scrawnyb:
sorry for the double-post, but I decided to do what I said in the last post.

I downgraded my SPL just fine using the Titan Relocker (not the one that puts you at 2.07 SPL, the one that puts you at 1.xx) then flashed on Stock VZW, then Olipro 2.40, then my kitchened DCD 3.2.6 ROM.

No bricked device.

I did notice my phone went into ROAMING when I flashed on the Stock ROM, but I didn't bother trying to call out, I was a man on a mission, and just kept going.

I did *228 option #1 when I got into 3.2.6 again, didn't need a new A-Key or anything.

GPS is STILL not working, as the PRI version stuck somehow.

*sigh* Problem not resolved... and I wasn't having any luck with doing the RadioRefurbish method either.

Any ideas?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] jinz24:
My bootloader is unlocked as when I start my phone the 'lock sign' shows as unlocked lock icon.

However, when I go into developer options the 'OEM unlocking' option is not greyed out like it should be. I can toggle it on.

The mi unlock status also shows it is locked.

Is this because I removed my poco x3 from being associated with my MIUI account?

The reason being, I also have a mi 10t lite so used the same sim to unlock the bootloader but the mi 10t lite has been associated with my MIUI account as I unlocked my Poco first.

I am not logged into my MIUI account on any of the devices also.

What shall I do? My only concern is if I wanted to install a custom rom in future.

I guessing I have to unlock the Poco again and will lose all my data?

If it helps my Poco x3 is rooted.

Thanks
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] Slim K:
You mentioned being rooted, so I will assume you have flashed a Safetynet fix as well. If you did, then these props:

ro.boot.flash.locked=1
ro.boot.verifiedbootstate=green
ro.boot.veritymode=enforcing
ro.boot.vbmeta.device_state=locked

would have been changed like above to trick the system into thinking your bootloader is locked. However, having said that, these changes are not made directly to the Bootloader, but only to Super.img.

In short, don't worry, nothing is wrong with your device and it has nothing to do with your MIUI account. Only the unlock part in developer options is spoofed so to speak 🙃
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] jinz24:
@Slim K

That's great to hear thanks mate for the explanation.

Yes you are correct, I flashed a safety net fix that says 'success, basicintergity, ctsprofile are both ticked and evaltype says 'basic'

So If I wanted to flash a custom rom, there will be no issues?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] Slim K:
You would encounter no issues flashing a custom ROM, since your device is not Locked in a true sense. Having spoofed that is how Play CTS can come to pass in the first place. Using fastboot to flash anything will work normally, Using TWRP will work flawlessly as well.

If you want to check if bootloader is locked or not, you can use the command in fastboot mode:

fastboot oem device-info

The output on your PC's CLI should look like:

<bootloader> device unlocked: true
<bootloader> device critical unlocked: true

which means device is unlocked. I should also mention that long ago I noticed the same thing happened in MIUI for me (the unlock option in settings app) and here I am rocking a custom ROM, so no worries my friend. 😁
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] jinz24:
@Slim K Thanks for all of your help, appreciate it.

A noob question but I know how to make my phone go into fastboot mode but how/what tool do I need to do the below, it is using powershell or cmd?

If you want to check if bootloader is locked or not, you can use the command in fastboot mode:

fastboot oem device-info

In addition to this, If I flash a custom rom, I know you have to format the data but does this wipe Magisk/your root access?

I have a Mi 10t Lite also, which is on stock rom, but I need to root it. It seems harder to do compared to the Poco X3 NFC.

Just a question for my knowlege...

For my Poco X3 NFC after installing TWRP I installed a .zip called 'Disable Dm-Verity-ForceEncrypt.Zip'

Do I need to do this for the Mi 10T lite?

I read up on this 'Disable Dm-Verity-ForceEncrypt.Zip' file but was just wondering if I need to do this step also.

im currently not using my mi 10t lite with an SD card in, so when trying to flash magisk also i can only put it on the internal storage which is encrypted any help?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] Slim K:
here is what I know in short:

When you boot your device into fastboot mode and connect it to a windows 10 pc with an internet connection, it should automatically download and install the necessary drivers. In CMD you can type:

fastboot devices

and have an output like this:

fastboot <device unique id>

If it say unknown command, then search the internet for how to install platform-tools (I don't use windows so I can't help much in this regard).

Yes. Flashing a Custom ROM overwrites the Super.img, Which deletes the su Binary usually found in /sbin and will remove magisk entirely. Formatting /data will also delete the folder /data/adb/, which is where most of the Magisk app Scripts/modules are located and will break functionality (Magisk will prompt you to reinstall).

After Android 7.0, a feature called forward error correction (FEC) was added to dm-verity which restores corrupted memory blocks in case of boot failure. Flashing that .zip is not necessary if you followed the correct directions for flashing TWRP. Ofc your custom recovery should have been built correctly to not trigger verified boot and should "stick" (or not be overwritten by stock recovery). (I personally didn't need to flash it)

Regarding your MI 10T lite, if you can't flash magisk through a TWRP (Which is easiest and fastest), you can do it like this:

Learn how to use fastboot !!! (important!!!) (use the command fastboot --help to get list of commands)

Download your stock fastboot ROM from here. It should have the Type fastboot and is in .tgz format. (good to have on hand in case of future screw-ups). Download the same MIUI version/region or a slightly newer one.

Extract that firmware file, inside search for boot.img, then transfer that .img to your MI 10T lite device.

Download and install Magisk Manager to your device. When opening it, it'll prompt you to install magisk, Pick the option: Select and patch a file . Choose your boot.img from where you've put it.

You will get a magisk_patched.img in the root of internal storage as a result, transfer that to your PC and rename to boot.img

Connect your device in fastboot mode and flash the patched boot.img by openning a CMD inside that folder and using:

fastboot flash boot boot.img

Done!!!

The above process works for every device as long as you have a stock boot.img on hand. Hope I helped clarify some things for you.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] jinz24:
@Slim K Wow, thanks mate you are a legend!

Very, very helpful and most important I understand what you mean.

I just have two last questions that have been bugging me:

I was using my mi 10t lite with an SD card in, so when i tried to flash magisk via twrp I could put the magisk.zip files, etc in the sd storage which is fine, however it was an issue when putting files on the internal storage as it was encrypted for some reason even though I have not PIN/fingerpint set up.

My main concern is, every time I went in to 'internal storage' that data shows as encrypted. So I boot into twrp go to wipe>format the data>reboot and do my phone setup again but how can I make it where every time I go into twrp>install>internal storage the data is no longer encrypted for when I want to flash other files such as custom roms in future? I hope that makes sense.

2. I have the Poco X3 on Android 10 and the Mi 10t lite on Android 11, both on stock MIUI roms (EEA) and both phones are now rooted (thanks to you). Do you know of any backup software so I can simply copy my setup from my Poco X3 to my mi 10 lite? Well most settings like apps, app data, system settings, etc

I was worried about the phones being on Android 11 and 10 as well as different roms.

I did hear about titanium backup but not sure if it's still good these days.

My Poco X3 is set up to exactly how I want it, however my mi 10t lite is literally on stock rom and rooted, no apps, settings, etc are on there atm. I just do not want to do it all manually again. As both phones are now rooted I though they may be something out there to help me with copying the data from one phone to the other.

Much appreciated for your help.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] Slim K:
so when looking at your internal storage in TWRP you see a bunch of folders with random long stringed names? if you do, then try these:

Try setting a simple pin for your lock screen, maybe "0000" and boot to TWRP. It should ask you at the start to decrypt Data partition.

If you type adb devices while in TWRP through your PC and it is enabled, then try this command:

adb shell "recovery --set_encrypted_filesystem=off"

to disable encryption in recovery. Maybe that'll work (used to work on A9 devices and lower) or try that command while booted to system.

If the above doesn't work then your TWRP may have issues retrieving keystore and cannot mount data correctly. In that case I apologize as I can't help you further.

Titanium backup supports up to A10, but A11 is also backwards compatible with A10 apps and the /data partition layout is not very different, so it should theoretically work. My personal fav method of backup and restore is using Migrate, but I have only tried it on custom ROMs.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] Alin45:
1. If u have problem to decrypt ur internal storage in TWRP is because u use an old version of TWRP. Flash a newer version like TWRP by brigudav or flash OrangeFox recovery beta (search them in this thread https://xdaforums.com/f/xiaomi-poco-x3-nfc-guides-news-discussion.11529/).

2. To transfer apps and others from Poco to M10 u can try Mi Mover app. I never use it, to be honest, but as I can see, this app could be what u want.
[Sony Xperia 5 Questions & Answers] Fafauznn:
Hi, I just bought Xperia 5 and i wonder how to root this phone on the latest update (android 11) ? I just moved from iphone and i don't know how to root Xperia devices (all I know when you root xiaomi phone you need to unlock bootloader , install twrp and then flash magisk)
[Sony Xperia 5 Questions & Answers] kroozug:
https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-how-to-get-twrp-on-your-xperia-5-unofficial.4092391/
[Sony Xperia 5 Questions & Answers] Fafauznn:
I think he deleted some files in his google drive link , so I guess there's no other way to do it?
[Sony Xperia 5 Questions & Answers] pierro78:
I am not sure I understand : just got my Xperia 5 Android 11 55.2.A.66 , is there no way to root it if some files are missing/not done yet for Android 11 ?? or maybe an other method can be used ?? (I see several methods posted by @Miustone and I am a bit confused ;) )
[Sony Xperia 5 Questions & Answers] Miustone:
TWRP isn't a Thing on our Xperia 5 and 1 Devices. There are no fully functional Builds anywhere...

My Magisk Kernel Patch Root Guide is the only working way for Us.
[Sony Xperia 5 Questions & Answers] pierro78:
thank you ! I see your Magisk Kernel Patch Root Guide here : https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-win10...g-with-magisk-and-flashing-firmwares.4033547/ :)(y)

... Am I right if I guess it can be used with Android 11 ?? all the needed files should be available ?? thanks again !! :)
[Sony Xperia 5 Questions & Answers] Miustone:
You're welcome! You just need to grab XperiFirm and Unsin from XDA, the Magisk (App) from GitHub and everything else is history. I unlocked My Xperia 5 again today, and used the latest Magisk 22.0 Beta to patch My .A.66 Firmware Kernel. Works flawless :)
[Sony Xperia 5 Questions & Answers] Marmalux:
Hi

You have to follow these general steps (google for details)

1 Unlock the bootloader (Sony provides this functionality, so it is easy to unlock it)

2 Download - (from Sony Open devices site) Kumano software binaries for android 11 (Latest)

- with Xperifirm Latest android 11 image

- Newflasher (to flash the downloaded firmware)

- Unsin (te extract the boot image from the downloaded firmware folder; it is the sin file containing boot flash all in its name and it has around 65mb)

- Platform tools (for the fastboot)

- Xperia 5 drivers (Also from Sony open devices website)

3 Place Kumano software binaries in platform tools folder

4 Connect phone in fastboot mode (Vol up while connecting usb cable)

5 Flash the software binaries to both OEM partitions (fastboot flash OEM_a "software binaries.img" then fastboot flash OEM_b "software binaries.img")

6 Put phone in flash mode (volume down while inserting USB cable and release after vibration feedback while green led is ON)

7 Use newflasher and flash all content downloaded from Xperifirm (put newflasher in the root of the folder and execute it)

8 Boot phone (Now you have bootloader unlocked xperia with android 11 and no root)

For getting root with Magisk

9 Unsin the Boot image (place by drag and drop the sin file over the Unsin executable) and then move the img to your phone storage

10 Download Magisk on your phone

11 In magisk select install and select patch file, browse to the copied .img and patch it

12 Copy the "patched" boot image to your PC and place it in platform tools folder

13 Connect phone in fasstboot

14 execute fastboot flash boot_a "patched boot.img"

execute fastboot flash boot_b "patched boot.img"

15 fastboot -w (Do this to clear the Userdata. If you skip this your phone might not boot)

Reboot. Now you have android 11 with Magisk

P.s. : The Sony drivers contains a .inf file. Youn install them directly by right clicking the .inf file and select "install" or after you have connected the phone (in fastboot / flash mode) go to device manager and update driver, select have disk and browse to the .inf file)

Also there are several tutorials here in Xperia 5 sub forum that are very detailed.

Sorry for any mistakes!
[Sony Xperia 5 Questions & Answers] timonblue1131:
How to unlock SO901 ? SONY DO NOT UNLOCK AU ?
[Sony Xperia 5 Questions & Answers] 龙泽一郎:
Here is something probable useful

boot_X-FLASH-ALL-A2CD.img stock .sin UnSin to .img

magisk_patched-27000_vSADR.img magisk patched root .img

(My device ROM: J9210_Customized CN_55.2.A.4.332-R15C, Magisk 27.0)
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] crisan.gabriel:
I Can't upgrade from windows 10 home to pro of a bootable USB. even if I write the PID.txt with the command in it and in sources. Some can help me install window 10 pro om my hp laptop within the settings activation?
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] Deleted member 1890170:
Follow this guide:

Upgrade Windows 10 from Home to Pro Edition for Free

This article provides two free methods for you to upgrade Windows 10 from Home to Pro edition without formatting or losing any data. If you need a detailed guide, follow this page to upgrade your Windows 10 from Home to Pro edition right now.

www.easeus.com
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] crisan.gabriel:
Within settings or Microsoft store.
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] crisan.gabriel:
I rezolved
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] Stephanie_Sy:
You can use installation media (a USB flash drive or DVD) to install a new copy of Windows, perform a clean installation, or reinstall Windows 10.

After you've created the installation media, you can reset or reinstall Windows. To learn more, go to Recovery options in Windows 10.