We’d released a guide on how to root using stock boot.img + Magisk manager. While this has been effective for many devices, some Android Pie users (the focus here is on Mediatek) have still been unable to attain root. There’s the Orange State after you unlock bootloader. The Verity key which needs to be disabled
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We’ve updated our Auto TWRP porters for Mediatek (MTK) and Qualcomm (QLM) devices. These are simple tools that port a working TWRP custom recovery for your device in seconds. What’s New? Android 9 (Pie) support TWRP v3.3.1 ( QLM Oreo, MTK Pie & QLM Pie) Updated binaries Note: v1.5 of the Mediatek porter currently supports
Auto TWRP porter for Qualcomm v1.3 & Mediatek v1.5 launched Read More »
We’ve launched v1.2 of our Qualcomm (QLM) Auto TWRP porter. In this version, we have made some improvements in the porting technique for Android Oreo. We’ve also implemented some bug fixes for both Oreo (Android 8) and Nougat (Android 7) TWRP porting. We’re currently testing Pie (Android 9) support for our next versions of the
We’ve released Qualcomm Auto TWRP porter v1.2 Read More »
Let us start by wishing you a Happy New Year. We’re quite certain you’re familiar with our Mediatek TWRP porter and Spreadtrum TWRP porter projects. You should check them out now if you’re not. From the feedback we’ve gotten, these tools are serving well. Based on request, we’re kicking off the Qualcomm TWRP porter project. This
[Beta] Qualcomm Auto TWRP porter v1.0 Read More »
Between December last year / January this year to date, we’ve received a lot of positive feedback on our Auto TWRP porter & Auto Philz porter tools for Meditek (MTK). During the early stages of development, we did hit a brick wall with a number of devices; flashing the custom recovery caused a bootloop for
DM_Verity is probably why that TWRP flash ends in a bootloop Read More »
A Forum member once asked what happened to those times when you only needed to install and run an apk like Framaroot or Kingroot to root your Android phone. Well, those times got fatally injured in Lollipop and died in Marshmallow; from newer Lollipop phones and above, you replace the stock recovery with a custom