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[OnePlus Nord 2T] 8y73:
I installed TWRP. After flashing there is no chance of getting into the system. I flashed the stock_boot.img again and then flashed Magisk again and got through the whole thing without losing any data...

I hope a few more developers will work on the OnePlus Nord 2T in the future. It's a really great smartphone and a functioning recovery wouldn't be bad. Also ROM's, etc... *Just dreaming*

Is this Android 13 bug in both versions? Has anyone checked this? In any case, the bug exists in the new version.

@Beanow Can you fix it?
[OnePlus Nord 2T] telekit:
can i flash on my Android 13 rom oxygen os 13.0 Indian phone ?

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[OnePlus Nord 2T] 8y73:
TWRP doesn't work for the OnePlus Nord 2T.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] ltw5ki:
Hello everyone, i just tried updating to the latest ota on android 13 on a rooted 10 pro using the incremental magisk method and now my phone is bricked. wondering if there is a way to recover without losing data. Phone can boot into fastboot, anything else results in Qualcomm Crashdump mode being displayed on screen. ive connected to a computer and it registers when i type fastboot devices, from that point im pretty much stuck on next steps
[OnePlus 10 Pro] unsafe8989:
I did the same mistake thinking it would work like it would on A12 and ended up sending it in to oneplus to reflash.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] unsafe8989:
In my case I have a NE2215 converted to NE2213, what version are you? Full NE2215?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] ltw5ki:
yes full ne2215. quite sad knowing we don't even have proper access to the tools to recover our own phones yet. luckily i kept my op8 for a situation like this.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] g96818:
you are sol. i already told you guys that you'll brick your phone if you use magisk method when updating os versions.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Prant:
If you did unroot completely you can try to boot into EDL mode, in doing so I managed to flip the boot slot and get mine to boot when I was stuck in crashdump mode.

I updated to C.20 yesterday. The process is to unroot completely with image restore, reboot, then let the the update fully install and reboot. You will update fine but be unrooted. Then you boot a patched boot from bootloader and root directly from Magisk.

Do not forget the reboot after uninstalling Magisk before updating.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] ltw5ki:
I already called op to start the repair process. I am willing to try the edl method in a last ditch effort. Is there a detailed explanation on how to get into edl and the process to flip the boot slot?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Prant:
I'm genuinely not sure how to flip the slot on purpose, it happened to me while I was trying the button combination for EDL mode. I believe you have hold all three buttons (Power, Vol Up&Down) until it restarts, it should vibrate but be a black screen and you can plug the USB in from there to see a port 9008 on the PC. This is very generalized but there are more details all around the forum here.

I will say I believe when it flipped, it booted and I saw the oneplus screen for a split second, the screen sort of glitched, and it immediately rebooted from black screen back to bootloader. I think the switch occurred then.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] ltw5ki:
Also is that from a powered off state or is it possible to do with the phone being on?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Quantumrabbit:
Hmmm... I can get into bootloader okay and even launch recovery, but I can't seem to switch the partitions. I contacted support, they can replace the phone, but can't or won't tell me how to switch partitions or load it manually.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Prant:
If you can get into bootloader, can you try to fastboot boot a boot image? Does that also lead to a qualcomm crashdump?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Quantumrabbit:
The problem is I don't know if I have any fastbootable images... I have the C19 full zip... would that work to try and fastboot it? Do I fastboot just the C19 bootloader?

I'm not used to being in the situation I'm in right now
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Prant:
Just take a step back and don't do anything rash. Absolutely do not FLASH anything in fastboot, but there are numerous guides around here. You basically want to extract the boot.img from that full upgrade zip's payload.bin file, easiest way being with FastbootEnhance, then use command 'fastboot boot "boot.img"' while you're on bootloader. I'm not sure if this will boot your phone, but it definitely can not damage it as long as you're just booting, so it's worth a shot.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] unsafe8989:
Hey man I'd like to poke at your brain if you don't mind, so I did the same thing as quantumrabbit, didn't reboot after unrooting and got the same issue. My problem was my dumba** tried to follow one of the fastboot guides to try and recover my phone and boy let me tell you I bricked my phone harder then I've ever bricked a phone lol. Anyway I got into contact with OP shipped them the phone, they claim to have repaired it and it should get back to me tomorrow, overall took 2 weeks. I want to avoid doing in this future as root is a must for me, before the 10 Pro I had a 6T. Whenever I was on that device from OOS 9,10 & 11 and custom roms after the update support was over, I was always able to unroot without rebooting, flash the full OTA zip and then install magisk to the next inactive slot. It would work and I would retain root. When I got my 10 Pro, for the first 4 updates that came out for the NE2215 where only incremental. So my method was unroot with no reboot, install the incremental ota, then install root to inactive slot and it worked some how even being incremental updates and without the reboot. Well then, I then converted my NE2215 to a NE2213 using the rollback package, and then update normally until C19 released where I fully unrooted and even factory reset for the OS jump from A12 to A13. C20 came out, and this is where I tried the same stupid method, unroot with no reboot, install full OTA zip, then flash magisk to the inactive slot, this then immediately gave the Qualcomm error people are getting. My question is, is that reboot mandatory and should it always be done, since I never had a issue before hand it slipped my mind. I hope you understand what I'm trying to ask, basically I want to avoid this issue in the future especially with no MSM and OP taking their sweet time to fix my phone, should I always completely unroot and reboot for absolutely any OTA and just manually root again by booting the boot image I'm pretty sure that's a no brainer "yes" to my question but more or less I wanna know what changed from Android 12 where I was able to use the un-recommended method with 4 consecutively updates on NE2215 and about 2 of them on NE2213 after converting. I'd like your insight on why it should be done the correct way and what issues arise etc as you seem knowledgeable. Also the possibilities on how to recover, I saw your solution where you recommend booting a boot image to see if that would work, didn't even cross my mind but I think that would've been the correct approach instead of jumping straight into fastboot flashing like my dumb self did. Thank you!
[OnePlus 10 Pro] g96818:
your jumping around probably screwed up some partition size. I did not restart for the c20 ota and have no issues.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Prant:
Yeah, flashing on this device is a big no go until we get proper recovery tools. 9 times out of 10 you'll make things worse.

While you have people like @g96818 that don't use the full reboot, PC method; when I tried to use that method for C.19, I was the one stuck in qualcomm crash dump last month. When I posted I was informed that with this device, especially since Android 13, doing the incremental systemflash then trying to install magisk to inactive *CAN* leave some weird errors in the system update process.

Either way, for me personally, after that big a scare. I will always update using the full uninstall Magisk with restore images, reboot, flash system update, let it do its thing, then root again using a magisk patched boot image, which is super simple to do. You can use cross region boots, as in 2213 on 2215, done that the past two times. Just remember to never flash, only boot.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] unsafe8989:
Appreciate your guys input, I'll make sure to be extra cautious! Phone comes in today, fingers crossed I successfully update to C20 and root! Lol.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] unsafe8989:
One last question, do you remove all your modules first reboot then unroot and reboot?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] g96818:
Technically that's on you. I gave a warning that you will brick if you don't fully unroot for c19.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] g96818:
I posted the c20 boots and how to flip the boot so go try it out.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Prant:
The thing is I DID fully unroot, hence being able to flip back to the slot and save the device. The only step I missed during c.19 was the reboot, and that ended in a qualcomm for myself. To my knowledge you wouldn't be able to boot from the other slot if you weren't fully unrooted.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] g96818:
Major updates (ie os ver change) require the full unroot and needs to use pc method to root, if not then brick.

Glad you were able to flip the boot and recover
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Quantumrabbit:
Well I'm not sure how... but after plugging in to USB to try and fastboot, I must have done something to force boot switch, as now I'm loaded in again.

As far as i can tell, I'm on C19 and unrooted, bootloader is still unlocked.

What is my safest path forward at this point?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
I didnt, I didn't even unroot.

Just updated then factory wiped..
[OnePlus 10 Pro] g96818:
factory reset is unroot. i don't tell people to wipe their phone after each update. your way is fine, but it's a pain in the ass to set up the phone each time.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] g96818:
install c20 while unrooted, let it load, and then root.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Well tbh everything worked fine, I just factory wiped, each person's different, depends what they have installed.

I did manage to retain root just fine; the wipe was not really needed, just wanted a clean slate, by not doing this between bases you're almost certainly going to have issues somewhere down the line as you're inheriting files from the previous OS..

Just good house keeping..

But overall is it possible to retain root when moving bases? Yes of course..it's in my guide and it works fine.

Just remove Magisk modules and use the Magisk OTA option
[OnePlus 10 Pro] g96818:
the way your phone updates is different than the 2215. 2215 doesn't have the luxury of full zip downloads.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Going from 12-13 it should be as it's a new base.

But yes you're right when going from 12.XX up the 2215 seems to have a hard time with full zips.

Totally get your point there 👍🏻
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Carrio-455:
how can i convert NE2215 to NE2213
[OnePlus 10 Pro] unsafe8989:
Flash the rollback zip which can be found in the last open beta post here: https://community.oneplus.com/wap/thread?id=1133627576771149833&fromCircle=true

Use the NE2213 and it'll convert your device, just a heads up it will wipe your device and revert you to update a.12 but you can upgrade normally as NE2213
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Carrio-455:
alright thanks. let me try
[OnePlus 10 Pro] unsafe8989:
Follow the steps there for using rollback package on a NE2215 but use the NE2213 file (eu)
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Carrio-455:
it worked! can i update to OOS13 with oxygen updater app? cause it keeps telling me i’m on the latest version when i try through settings.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] unsafe8989:
Yes
[OnePlus 10 Pro] cock0sorus:
OnePlus 10 Pro NE2215 had OOS12 a.12 rooted. Downloaded FULL zip update of OOS13 C22 and just ran it without unrooting.

Phone updated fine to 13 but lost root. I ran another update to C.26.

Then I loaded bootloader and loaded the a.12 magisk patched boot.img (only because I forgot about the firmware update and also because it didn't show the ORANGE STATE message on boot). Went to QUALCOMM crapdump and then I found this thread.

I've rebooted the phone and it loaded up fine to OOS13. Then i found the payload dumper UI software (fastboot enhance) and loaded the FULL zip file, extracted boot.img, got it on my phone, ran magisk, patched it, back to bootloader, booted with patched file, reinstalled magisk and back to normal root.

1. adb reboot bootlader

2. Load the full stable ZIP file

3. Under partitions, find BOOT and extract it (might have to click on Allow Incremental)

4. Transfer to phone and patch using LATEST Magisk.

5. You should know the rest.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vladaxx:
I'm a developer and advanced Android user. All my previous phones were rooted.

Now, instead of my OnePlus with Android 11, I got an ASUS ROG Phone with Android 12. But today I'm asking myself a question:

Is it still worth having a phone with ROOT in 2022?

There are certainly many reasons to have ROOT. In my case in particular:

- AdAway in ROOT mode.

- The ability to backup and restore app data (like game accounts).

- The ability to terminate running processes using the 3C All-inOne Toolbox.

The problem is that some apps don't work on a phone with ROOT:

- Banking apps

- Card payment

- Microsoft Teams

Yes, I have the latest Magisk with Universal SafetyNet Fix and in Zygisk mode I hide ROOT from all Microsoft and Google apps. Yet from time to time Microsoft Authenticator will evaluate the phone as unsafe and refuses to run Teams.

I would like to get rid of the ROOT issues already and have a phone without ROOT. Finally, AdAway can run in VPN mode as well.

The question is how to transfer app data like game accounts from the old phone to the new one without ROOT. Google backup only restores about half of the apps on the original phone.

I used to always use Titanium, but that doesn't work without ROOT. Today Swift Backup works, but even that needs ROOT. Shizuku mode doesn't help in this case either.

So today I see it as the best option for me:

1. Unlock the bootloader.

2. Temporary ROOT the new phone.

3. Restore apps with data.

4. Lock the bootloader - in case the Microsoft Authenticator detects the unlocked bootloader.

What do you think?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcarvil:
As you've already discovered, the main advantage to rooting is the ability to do backups. There are solutions to the the Banking apps and Card payment problems, which may or may not work for your particular apps. There are also alternatives to Microsoft Authenticator. Only you can determine if these alternative solutions are worth the benefit of being able to backup your data.

The AdAway problem is easily solved. Use AdGuard DNS, which does not require root.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vladaxx:
@dcarvil: I suppose you mean AdGuard DNS.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcarvil:
You are right, that is what I meant.
[General Questions and Answers] antiseptic18:
Is there a such thing as a bluetooth keyboard designed for android that is about 8" wide and clips to a phone? (Like the way some gamepads do)
[General Questions and Answers] Fytdyh:
there used to be something like this for the s8

unfortunately it didnt sell. on european markets i did not find anything remotely similar. see the chinese market, maybe they made something like that.
[General Questions and Answers] antiseptic18:
I would think that with apps like Termux there would be a market. I can't see how anyone could do any coding or CLI with the on-screen keyboard. I can barely text with it.
[General Questions and Answers] antiseptic18:
Ok, I found something similar to what I'm thinking of:

But that's attached to the phone. It would be pretty simple for someone to make an 8" wide bluetooth keyboard with a smartphone clip on it. They made gamepads like that, odd I can't find a keyboard.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] tmozer3:
Sorry to say I never got the hang of typing on my phone keyboard and now my Watch 4 using the squiggle method. And my old fat fingers just do not work well even with the Gboard app on the watch. Would a stylus like the one floating around somewhere from my Microsoft tablet work on the screen?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] OnnoJ:
There is no digitizer in watch screen, so only capacitive stylus will work.

No hurt in trying though...
[General Questions and Answers] awesomeflame123:
Hey all, I'm trying to root Realme 7 Pro on Realme UI 3.0 Android 12. I've unlocked bootloader but I'm not able to root the phone.

Previously the phone was on RUI 2.0 and I unlocked the bootloader and tried to use magisk to patch a recovery img. However, that failed and the phone rebooted/upgraded to a new version RUI 3.0.

I'm trying to root the phone so I can recover some lost data (the phone was accidentally factory reset).

Is it possible to recover data after rooting? I'm asking because it appears that data is being wiped every time I unlock bootloader or try to root.

I've been following the instructions here https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html but I'm unable to find the `recovery.img` RMX2170_11_F.21 online.
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
Adding ROOT to Android doesn't wipe / delete user-data, but every bootloader-unlock and factory reset does.

Recovering deleted user-data in theory should be possible if Android got rooted. But this requires forensic tools.
[General Questions and Answers] awesomeflame123:
Ah damn. Are those tools something regular consumers can get their hands on? I've unlocked the bootloader and that had wiped everything.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] Stupidaso:
So, I purchased the A32 5g version a little over a year ago and when I came to xda to find the method to root, I found out the bad news. But read in one of the threads that if your sitting on build 1,2 or 3 to not update because there was a possible method to unlock the bootloader coming soon and taking the updates would make it harder/impossible to unlock the bootloader. So I have been sitting on the build that came with my phone when they handed it to me which is RP1A.200720.012.A326U1UEU3AUH1.

I have been ignoring the update notifications for a year in hopes of a *free* method to be released to no avail.... I think... Right?

Also The old update notifications I would get were easy to ignore and swipe away from the notification swipe down menu and I wouldn't see them again for another week or two. But now just in the past few days for some strange reason the update notifications are different and more annoying. Whenever I restart my phone and unlock it for the first time after restart I always get a whole window notification that takes up my whole screen asking me to update so I always click "later". And it's also permanently in my notification swipe down menu now, I can't swipe it away or turn the notis off. And they've also pinned a huge banner at the top of my main settings menu that says "A software update is available" with an accept button right below it.

So, a couple questions:

If I haven't taken any updates how did my carrier change all of these update notifications and pin one to the top of my settings menu that was never there before? Are they able to do that without me taking an update? It's almost like they're trying to put it everywhere on my phone in hopes that there's more of a chance of me accidentally accepting it. Also, I believe that eventually I will accidentally hit accept on one of these constant notifications and I've waited so long for a *free* method to unlock the bootloader that hasn't come yet, should I just update and get it over with? Or is there a *free* method somewhere or word of one coming?

I also have a couple off topic questions about my carrier. So I believe my build # is the Verizon version of the A32 but my actual cell company is cellcom (American cellcom) and cellcom uses Verizon's network. So why does my carrier use Verizon software and the Verizon network? Why doesn't Verizon just open up shop where I live?

All the previous phones I've gotten from cellcom have always been pretty easy to root and they've always been carrier unlocked. Not sure why but they have been. That is until I made the mistake of getting this phone without doing any research on whether or not it was rootable.

Sorry for the long, all over the place post but If anyone could answer my few questions, it'd be greatly appreciated! Because at this point I'm thinking of just pulling the trigger on the updates if there's no way to unlock the bootloader without paying for a token.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] GalaxyA325G:
Mine is bootloader version 8 so it can't be rooted; but yours is below 6 so this thread says it can be rooted. Please check it out & let the rest of us know how it works out for you if you try those rooting methods.

How to ROOT A32 5G
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Hand76:
Have yet to get an answer to this and was wondering if the community had experienced anything like this or had any advice.

On October 1st I cleaned up my Pixel 6 Pro (from sd main pro to wiping ALL chrome browsing history) so anything I'm signed into automatically logs me out.

The first time I came back to XDA I went to login and someone else's name was on my screen and it showed they had a notification.. I've never seen this before. When I clicked on his name it prompted me to log in again, as him.

Could this be a server side issue?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] thelostsoul89:
I believe that's a server side issue
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I'll make the Admins aware of this. Thank you.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
@Hand76 I can pass on the assurances that we've seen this before, that it's a known bug, that this used to happen back in the vBulletin forum software days too, that this bug doesn't actually let anyone log in under a different user's account, and they're continuing to look into it.
[Google Pixel 4a 5G Questions & Answers] Boatshow:
I installed LOS on my 4A 5G without backing up the Gcam APK. I copied GoogleCamera 8.3.252.391156422.17 from one of the Google factory images and that works but it seems outdated. I tried some newer version but they force close. I also have MWP's 8.4.3 mod but that's not stock.

tldr: Anyone have a newer version of the stock gcam that doesn't crash?
[Google Pixel 4a 5G Questions & Answers] Dayuser:
You can download latest Google Camera apk here (y)

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[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Questions & Answers] soya bean:
I have installed pixel experience android 12 build.

calling works fine, but internet is not working. Sometimes it's works and most of times it's isn't

And now it's started to restart it's own. And frezzes on google logo. then i had to press power to restart it over again.

is there's any solution?

version: PixelExperience_lavender-12.1-20220815-0436-OFFICAL
[OnePlus 8 Questions & Answers] LinkinLover2013:
If I understand it right I need an boot.img from ROM that I have installed on my Oneplus 8 if I want to root it with magisk. I checked in OxygenOS updater and version that I have installed is IN2015_11_C.35. The problem is I can´t find ZIP from this version anywhere. Anyone know where can I find it or how to root this version?
[OnePlus 8 Questions & Answers] uhane:
I extracted the boot.img using MSM Tool.
[OnePlus 8 Questions & Answers] LinkinLover2013:
Thank you. I already found c35 boot.img in one post so I rooted my phone and it worked with no problems.
[OnePlus 8 Questions & Answers] thachdangss:
Hi, I have a firmware of IN2021_11_C.35. can you share the link to download the boot.img, thanks so much
[OnePlus 8 Questions & Answers] LinkinLover2013:
https://xdaforums.com/t/magisk-for-android-12-oos12-global-magisk_patched.4421991/post-87491623