yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 11] Renate:
This also has <getsigndata> and <verify> built in.

It's easy enough to check, those strings are in plain sight.

Eww, I'm beginning to hate OnePlus even more.

I never looked that closely.

OnePlus Firehose loaders without <getsigndata> are normal, that is a normal ELF file with a dozen or so program segments.

The one you posted only has two program segments and the second one isn't even signing.

C:\>elfview /v /p prog_firehose_sm8550_ddr.bin
# Type Flags Size Offset Address
-- ------- ----- ------- ------ --------
0 load 1RWX 131072 000074 22126000
1 load 1RWX 640 020074 22283000

# Name Type Flags Size Offset Address
-- ------------------------ --------- ----- ------- ------ --------
program header table 64 000034
end of file 0202f4

C:\>dir prog_firehose_sm8550_ddr.bin
06/27/2023 03:00 1,719,140 prog_firehose_sm8550_ddr.bin

So the ELF header documents ~128k but the file is another 1.5M bigger

The Oppo Firehose loaders I've seen are all normal format whether they have <getsigndata> or not.

A fairly typical file layout (Program 1 is the signing):

# Type Flags Size Offset Address
-- ------- ----- ------- ------ --------
0 null 7 340 000000 00000000
1 null 2.2 6728 001000 8673d000
2 load RX 7960 055e58 00224000
3 load RW 6128 057d70 00226000
4 load RX? 304624 003000 08006000
5 load RWZ 0 04d5f0 08056000
6 load RW 34920 04d5f0 0805c000
7 load RWZ 0 055e58 80000000
8 load RWZ 0 055e58 86700000

# Name Type Flags Size Offset Address
-- ------------------------ --------- ----- ------- ------ --------
program header table 288 000034
end of file 059560
[OnePlus 11] dekefake:
Super weird, never seen that case. Retry enabling Default NV. Maybe try with a more recent flashtool like 5.5.5 also. I've never been able to flash my phone with 5.0.8
[OnePlus 11] InfinityXDA:
This is so awesome! I was hesitant on buying this device just because of the whole EDL crap, I do understand we must wait for lineage for this it only makes sense. Hacker if you are seeing this you are very much appreciated!

@dekefake thanks for still providing info and updating us on the tool as well! Although I just wonder how lineage is doing? I'd figure this helps out a lot!
[OnePlus 11] dekefake:
If that's why you're hesitating, go ahead ! I personally purchased a Marble Odyssey one and imported it from India to France, if you love its look I strongly recommend you to do the same.

Regarding LineageOS, I believe we're close. @bgcngm is doing a fantastic job and has been able to get a logcat this afternoon. This means the kernel works, and build kinda does too. Of course no build is coming yet. We'll not give any ETAs as we want to take our time with our lives, especially with the summer here in Europe, but we're making progress.
[OnePlus 11] InfinityXDA:
Well are the service bands different compared to us version??
[OnePlus 11] ps000000:
Oh feeling like good old days with my fried ddr5 OP8P.
[OnePlus 11] dekefake:
I haven't checked bands between the US and Indian version, but EU bands are fine with the Indian version. Check which bands your carrier uses in the US, and compare them to the ones listed in oneplus.in

I'm still using my OnePlus 8 Pro daily too, only using the OnePlus 11 for development for now.
[OnePlus 11] Daniha:
thanks to edl_hacker & @dekefake

if You need devices to test for custom etc then contact me.
[OnePlus 11] alexander宇:
Enable default NV, that worked for me.
[OnePlus 11] Daniha:
you guys talk about this crack tool or official one?
[OnePlus 11] alexander宇:
For me the official one
[OnePlus 11] ribhu panwar:
Is cracked tool working for anyone??
[OnePlus 11] dekefake:
Yeah it worked for quite a few devs working on the OnePlus 11, including me.
[OnePlus 11] ribhu panwar:
I tied bro

On my one plus 11 but it show no device list error.
[OnePlus 11] rel018:
so development for the op10pro is officially dead?:cry:
[OnePlus 11] Daniha:
can you share i want to test
[OnePlus 11] dekefake:
Your problem is with getting your phone recognized as 9008, not with the software.

I will publish a guide once we're ready to also release LineageOS.
[OnePlus 11] dlads:
No development isn't but getting a functional MSM is.

Lineage has been booted for the 10 pro, it's being worked on.

Afaik no one is working on the MSM anymore, edl hacker advised he would not be working on any other phones, so unless someone else tries then no.
[OnePlus 11] rel018:
oh is great to know about lineage has been booted in the op10 pro, hope someday the custom roms back to oneplus
[OnePlus 11] Mollisol:
OnePlus is dead. I'm done! Hopefully Google Pixel phones improves it's hardware in terms of charging speed & cooling considering making a switch for the sake of custom ROMs Dev
[OnePlus 11] dlads:
Wouldn't bother with OnePlus..

Nothing 2

Pixel 8

Moto 40
[OnePlus 11] SKNIZZY:
No jokes im done with them(oneplus) as well…
[OnePlus 11] scottlam1:
Would it be possible for somebody to send me the correct tool that we will be needing for when lineage build is done. I helped the community a little bit with releasing the stock init_boot.img for the US varients as the updates come out if that's to big an ask I understand I can wait it might be helpful to have just in case no biggie
[OnePlus 11] michele testabe':
PTo reset the phone without using msm tool which procedure?
[OnePlus 11] JakoDel:
why are you bothering other op11 users, which will be the first iirc to get a working Lineage on a flagship since 2020? go have your fun with the devices you listed, which are of course pretty good. I'll enjoy the device once I get it despite its shortcomings and this awesome small community.

edit: and on a sidenote... msm is fantastic and all the devices you listed don't have such a tool. kind of a dealbreaker for most of us don't you think? plus motorola blocks downgrades, and they sometimes have issues with bootloader relocking. I remember them having an efuse as well, but I may be mistaken. Manageable, but not that modding friendly.

the nothing phone isn't even a flagship, and the pixel battery life is bound to be pretty bad as always thanks to the lovely exynos chip, whose modem (which will be the same as the one found in the 7P) destroys battery life even more when under 5G. not to mention the overheating and the subpar performance overall, but I do realize that some may not care about the latter. the op11 is the best device for modding right now, and to be honest the device itself is decent.
[OnePlus 11] dlads:
Because it's true you utter fanboy... And I was talking to a 10 pro user pmsl...

To be clear lineage is booting on the OnePlus 10 pro and this thread is linked to the OnePlus 10 pro MSM thread, as per edl hackers post in the 10 pro forum, to be clear lineage was booting on the 10 first, not the 11.

As per my post, the fact that any of us have to jump through hoops these days to get what we've always had is despicable, OnePlus is now oppo, anyone contributing to that company is a part of the problem.

Also don't think for a moment you saying anything to me has any sway on what I do or where I post, it's a public forum and opinions are more than welcome anywhere..

You want to enjoy your device then great, go for it, hope it's what you wanted... But don't try to police the forums when people have valid opinions on devices or the companies practices on a sinking ship we have all financially contributed to.

PS: id already walked away from this thread a while back
[OnePlus 11] JakoDel:
am I really policing if the are two/three of you suggesting other devices on a "op11 MSM Tools" thread though? that seems you know.. massively off topic.

and I think I even provided enough arguments acknowledging what you said and why the devices you mentioned are either not all that great for modding, badly built or both.

also, "fanboy"? personal attacks? I think my previous reply was quite objective, I do know about op11 flaws.

and regarding the OnePlus/Oppo software fusion: that's really a shame, and me and some others knew that it was only a matter of time since the start. no way in hell could a startup have sold OPOs at that price by itself, and afterwards they basically shared the flagship hardware every single year, and with OP8 and later the prices kept levitating, completely killing their "flagship killer" selling point. sorry to say but the true old OP was already dying since 2019. not to mention the amount of ****boxes they started to release in the low end market, when they used to release 3 phones/year tops before. the op11 is a partial comeback, which to be fair I appreciate. its street price here is €699 for the 16/256 version, pretty good tbh. and BBK could have easily started to make bootloader unlocking more difficult with efuses if not outright block it since all its other subsidiaries do that already, but they kept it open for everyone with no anticonsumer handicaps whatsoever. well, they did discontinue msm tools :)
[OnePlus 11] kevinco1:
Real quick point here....MSM tools were never discontinued. In fact they were never released to the public. They just happened to be leaked for each model all the way up until the OP10 - the same time OPPO fully took over and put in additional security measures.

75% of consumers who buy a OP device don't even know what a bootloader is, so outside a small niche of users on XDA and Telegram this is not an issue whatsoever

I'm just glad with whatever happened behind the scenes in securing the latest MSM tools occurred at all and am looking forward to upgrading to a newer OP device if this all comes to fruition
[OnePlus 11] Mollisol:
But the Onplus 11 is locked by Oppo nolonger Development friendly. Pixels are Development friendly only hoping they improve their hardware, battery charging & thermals. Maybe the Pixel 10 pro 🤞
[OnePlus 11] dekefake:
OnePlus 11 is fine for development. We have MSM Tools now and LineageOS is starting to work well. There will be cool things for the OnePlus 11, you can be assured 😉
[OnePlus 11] Mollisol:
Okay it will be nice to see Oppo being beaten. Watching the space 🥸 And how Opplus will react to this 😅
[OnePlus 11] dekefake:
This is not about beating anyone, in fact, Oppo/OnePlus might have allowed this to happen on purpose. Let's just appreciate things we have :)
[OnePlus 11] Mollisol:
Oppo/OnePlus have lost a lot of potential customers who want to tinker With their phones, their loss. People are now moving towards Pixels despite their pathetic hardware like Exytensornos chip & slow charging just for the freedom of custom ROMs development, Graphene OS, Lineage OS & Evolution X. Me considering my next phone upgrade will be a pixel. 8 pro probably if the hardware improves slightly
[OnePlus 11] Iyesat:
Would the msm took work for OnePlus 11r as well. Sorry if wrong place to ask
[OnePlus 11] cavist:
I am sure they are full of tears that 0.01% of sales to "tinkerers" will not happen since OP10.
[OnePlus 11] Mollisol:
Money is Money even if it's 0.01% of millions of phone sales. Their loss. I will only be buying Google Pixel Phones despite their modest charging. When you buy a phone you really need to own it, not to co-own with the OEM 😏
[OnePlus 11] kevinco1:
There is nothing that is locked on the OP11.

MSM tools are not publicly available, but this does not prevent you from unlocking the bootloader or rooting your device - it just stifles development, at least for right now
[OnePlus 11] kevinco1:
Exactly, more people here need to understand the global economy and how consumerism works...

The number of users moving to another OEM because you can't "tinker" as much anymore with a OP is so miniscule that it's not even a blimp on the radar.

If anything, OPPO is making all the right moves especially with pushing their devices in new markets and advertising that they'll be more profitable than ever before because they're appealing to the other 99% of consumers.

Am I happy about OPPO's moves? No... But I'm grounded and not ignorant to think that Android modders are this huge user base that are organized and gonna stick it to OPPO and cost them millions, because that just ain't happening
[OnePlus 11] TheSayaMan:
Good luck! I went from pixel devices to OnePlus because they all have a overheating problem. In the hot weather you will lose all data services when it heats up. Garbage phones!
[OnePlus 11] Renate:
This is actually a common problem. Higher temperature causes more thermal noise in the front end of the receivers.

When my hot spot couldn't pick up anything I put it in the freezer for a bit.
[OnePlus 11] dlads:
You've missed the point of consumerism completely buddy.

That 1% (not 0.01%) are techies, the guys and girls who open up the OS and have a look what's possible.

Those very same people influence a lot more than 1% of buyers, first and foremost we would be the first to buy not mainstream devices like Sammy and Apple, then we recommend them, how do you think oneplus got popular in the first place?

Beyond that when something goes wrong with an OEMs practices, like locking down Qualcomms EDL flash tool and then charging everyone to use it, you can be sure that that previously positive influence will go away, if you don't think that has an impact greater than 0.01% of purchases then you're a numpty.

Not sure about you but I help a lot of people in my life regarding their tech, friends, family, colleagues, people I meet with similar interests on days / nights out (if it comes up in conversation) that 0.01% soon changes and believe me, mud sticks..

The writing is on the wall for OnePlus, it won't be long until oppo goes the way of Huawei... You don't need to take my word for it, just keep buying their tripe, sooner or later the penny will drop for you.

Personally I hope I'm wrong and OnePlus makes a comeback but I think too much has happened for that.
[OnePlus 11] cavist:
Funny to see how people think they are that much important to influence and impact global sales.

I don't know if this is a character trait or just pride.

Seems all the brands only succeeded because of XDA members, not their marketing or mainstream reviews.

Shouldn't you be compensated for that by the brands?
[OnePlus 11] dlads:
You've obviously never owned your own business before have you?

Reputations are built over years and destroyed in seconds by maybe as little as one poor decision or one person.

I feel sorry for you that you think you don't matter or that your influence makes no difference, I can assure you that you do matter and your thoughts do make a difference.

Instead of pointing your insignificance at me perhaps you should take a look at yourself.

Either way, im getting the nothing 2 in a few days... Good luck enjoying what scraps have been left by oppo.. you're going to need it.

👍🏼
[OnePlus 11] cavist:
I started my business 14yrs ago, sold it and then started another one related to ecommerce which was partially sold.

Currently I am an external contractor for an industrial manufacturer with 7 manufacturing plants around the world where I am responsible for country sales.

In my work I personally decided if a team would develop new or modified product that would be high volume or very low quantity but sophisticated and specialized, fulfilling very specific customer wishes. I also axed products that were used for ages but it was not making sense to keep them alive and it turned out it did not matter at all or customer switched or was pushed to switch into an alternative that was and still is easier/more cost effective/higher margin products.

That does not mean I have any clue how phone industry works. Lets not forget that.

But since you have mentioned Apple and Samsung I really praise you and believe you should be compensated for being a driving force in their global adoption. You simply turned billion dollar companies in multi or even hundred-billion dollar giants. That is a huge achievement and I hope it is mentioned in your linkedin.

Jokes aside, we could continue this with facts and I would like to cross reference your analytics with various companies target demographics, especially on brands focusing their products on developers and engineers rather than average joe's that will push the sales to satisfying levels and make the project meet the targeted budget.

Suggesting that a brand that appeals to the masses will end up like Huawei (nice comparison btw) is insane but hey, everybody have their right to the opinions, even "unpopular" ones.

I personally would rather focus on the brands actual moves and their marketing since for couple of years it seems they are doing it wrong. Cant remember last time most if not all brands advertised their devices as flashable and were focusing techies as their primary target demographic.

And cant remember a global backlash because average joe, who does not even have a clue what a bootloader is, was complaining that he cannot try a different system.

Cant remember also articles about XDA developers, engineers or other "techies" camping Best Buy launch of a phone from OP.

So in the end, you can ride your high horse till the end, thanks for making Apple devices mainstream, even if they are totally locked but fine, they wouldnt be today where they are if it wasn't for you and helping your friends and other folks - they mud definitely did stick.

You are getting a new toy so you will be free from OP and you will be even happier in your life and that is something.
[OnePlus 11] Mollisol:
Q. Can you go again or recommend your colleagues or partner to a restaurant where the where insulated or looked down upon? That's how business establishments fall, all it takes is one employee insulting a few customers who seemingly look insignificant but spread the word to others & friends eventually the business sink. That's the Opplus way. How is Hauwei's market share today...
[OnePlus 11] Mollisol:
Phones I'll be considering from now on are either Pixels or Nothing that's all. When I buy a phone I need to own it not to co-own it with an OEM. I spent my own money to buy that 🤬
[OnePlus 11] dlads:
Mate I wouldn't bother... He does this in a lot of threads, something not right upstairs I think.

Classic don't feed the troll situation.

I've ignored his account and unwatched this thread now as it's dull.

The topic doesn't apply to me no more either.

👍🏼
[OnePlus 11] xJovs:
It's been a minute since I've been in the android modding scene but I just purchased a OnePlus 11 and a Pixel 7 Pro today to do some unrelated 5G band testing and was fairly disappointed to learn that OnePlus apparently doesn't offer MSM tools anymore (I'm late to the party), but I did stumble upon this thread.

I don't want to make any specific accusations of any sorts but from my very limited understanding of what OP has said so far, it's seems that this "hack" is simply a MITM attack. I'm not too well familiar with packet interception or anything network related, but OP has stated that this is a network "hack" and to me that makes it pretty obvious what OP is doing.

If it's as simple as I think it is (which I can be completely wrong), anyone who has understanding on how to execute MITM attacks can do the same thing OP is doing.

If I was to theorize what exactly OP is doing, I presume it's something along the lines of:

Spoiler content hidden.

If it wasn't for work, I'd spend more time trying to replicate this approach myself as it'd be pretty fun to learn some basic PEN Testing, but you never know. If anyone else wants to try doing something similar to what I said then go ahead.
[OnePlus 11] kevinco1:
Agree on all of what you are saying, but none of that affects the normal user, only us here

Again....the number of Android modders is a blimp on the radar compared to the general worldwide market. That's the main point I was making, all the concerns that have been expressed here are warranted but aren't a factor to the rest of everyone else

BTW, I've worked in IT all my life and have always been the guy that friends come to in search of help with their devices (which is sometimes a burden) and after all these years there's never been a time where I had to help someone with unlocking the bootloader and/or rooting
[OnePlus 11] kevinco1:
XDA has been a good source for Android development, but you are right about the fact that it hasn't been influential in the least towards any brand or company...be it Google, Samsung, OnePlus.

If anything, traffic on XDA has dwindled so much in the last few years and moved to other platforms like Telegram that anyone thinking the userbase here is gonna change anything...when it never even did in it's peak is just sad
[OnePlus 11] xJovs:
I ended up returning both phones as a MiFI hostpot ended up being the better option for what I was accomplishing. However I did end up getting into the MSM tool after a bit more testing last night which confirmed my hypothesis. (Tested on 4.1.7, can confirm that any username/password combo works.)

Apparently it'll be public "soon" so I'd just hold tight until OP/the team releases their full fledge solution.
[OnePlus 11] Renate:
Which one? Anything of interest here for you? https://xdaforums.com/t/verizon-mifi-8800l-hot-spot-mods-hacking.4323669/
[OnePlus 11] xJovs:
Ended up getting the Netgear Nighthawk M6 Pro 5G as it has support for external antennas. Need it for a temp internet solution at a remote location which has like 20-40mbps 4G (and theoretically 200mbps 5G if I can pick it up) but only 5-8mbps ADSL2.

I tried Starlink (roam) but I need to put it up like 50 feet for it to work well. The area got approval for fiber optics last year and I'm not there enough to warrant paying for a 50 foot tower just to take it down once fiber is available.

Only thing I wish I can do with the Nighthawk is band selection but time will tell whether that can be done.
[OnePlus 11] Renate:
Most everything takes external antennas, usually on TS9 connectors, worst case internal u.fl connectors.
[OnePlus 11] dekefake:
The day has finally come, the EDL tool is public. Read my thread here https://xdaforums.com/t/op11-edl-downloadtool-to-restore-your-device-to-oxygenos-coloros.4607995/
[OnePlus 11] maxishappy:
Hello there xda community. I find the fact that it is possible great, there isn't any proof this tool works you might want to upload an video from an OnePlus 11 which is bricked and connect it to your PC to unbrick it with this 'crack' and only show the phone getting unbricked so your not showing how it's done just that it's possible and usable for developers. I might add that I am an OnePlus 9 user and have msm tool stored on my PC just in case since well I tweak an lot like I never have an orange state code while bootloader is unlocked, I would like to see it work and if possible publicly shared but encrypt it and make the code only available to members of the community who have shown proof to you in DM that they own the phone so it will be usable for the users but not let's say Oppo to fix the crack .
[OnePlus 11] fanticgamerw633:
[OP11] EDL DownloadTool to restore your device to OxygenOS/ColorOS

Disclaimer: By attempting any of the processes listed in this thread you accept full responsibility for your actions. I will not be held responsible if your device stops working, catches fire, or turns into a hipster and claims to have been...

xdaforums.com

I can confirm that it works, along with many others. Just slightly more complicated with the MITM part but overall really easy. I came from the OP 7T Pro with the basically same MSM Tool you use, only problem is, this msm doesn't lock the bootloader, you have to do that manually. BTW its public already, so no need for the encrypt part, anyone can use it.
[OnePlus 11] DpDemon:
Hello community, I have a problem with my OnePlus 10 pro

has no oos

By accident when trying to root something went wrong and I ended up deleting the oos

now I come to ask you for help

I'm looking for someone who can help me remotely with payment msm so I can reinstall oos

I swear that I will pay whoever offers to help me.

Maybe it's not much but I need my device for university and right now I can't afford to buy a new one.

Beforehand thank you very much:(
[OnePlus 11] maxishappy:
If the device does not have oos installed I think without msm you can't reinstall it you might be able to go the route of lineage os or something like pixel experience