[Development] How to root Unisoc | Spreadtrum Android 9+; Case study: Teclast P80X
[Development] How to root Unisoc | Spreadtrum Android 9+; Case study: Teclast P80X
Follow the steps below to root a Unisoc android 9 (Pie) device
./fastboot flash recovery magisk_patched_recovery_signed.img
fastboot flash recovery magisk_patched_recovery_signed.img
(16-03-2020, 09:10 PM)djelloul ...
It will be interesting if we can also port TWRP to this tablet following your signing tutorial, but I'll add my remark to the appropriate post on this forum.
Thank you again!
(16-03-2020, 09:10 PM)djelloul Hello!Hello there! Sorry to barge in but I wanted to ask you, how was it that you unlocked the bootloader of the P80X to begin with?! I have been trying and always get the message "Not implement."
I just wanted to give a big thank you for this clear tutorial and proof of concept regarding the procedure to follow to be able to root this specific Teclast tablet.
I own the USB-C version of this P80X (model G5K4) and I've made a mistake by updating my European variant to the only firmware available but I didn't know it was a Chinese one.
Doing this made the tablet less interesting because it has no access to the play store and it's services, and I had no possibility to revert back the update...
Thanks to your advices and demonstration I was able to root my device and I've been able to import manually the set of Gapps I wanted to finally have the tablet more useful again.
I now better understand the concept of signed bootloader and how it influences software package cyber security.
It will be interesting if we can also port TWRP to this tablet following your signing tutorial, but I'll add my remark to the appropriate post on this forum.
Thank you again!
(29-03-2020, 01:02 AM)Axolotl(16-03-2020, 09:10 PM)djelloul Hello!Hello there! Sorry to barge in but I wanted to ask you, how was it that you unlocked the bootloader of the P80X to begin with?! I have been trying and always get the message "Not implement."
I just wanted to give a big thank you for this clear tutorial and proof of concept regarding the procedure to follow to be able to root this specific Teclast tablet.
I own the USB-C version of this P80X (model G5K4) and I've made a mistake by updating my European variant to the only firmware available but I didn't know it was a Chinese one.
Doing this made the tablet less interesting because it has no access to the play store and it's services, and I had no possibility to revert back the update...
Thanks to your advices and demonstration I was able to root my device and I've been able to import manually the set of Gapps I wanted to finally have the tablet more useful again.
I now better understand the concept of signed bootloader and how it influences software package cyber security.
It will be interesting if we can also port TWRP to this tablet following your signing tutorial, but I'll add my remark to the appropriate post on this forum.
Thank you again!
IF you could take a bit of time to enlighten me there, I'll be super thankful, best regards!
(29-03-2020, 04:09 PM)Axolotl Aaah thanks! Don't know how I missed that, I also own the version G5K4, so which version of the firmware did you use for the PAC file? I see teclast has two firmwares on their page, for GSK1 and GSK2 but no GSK4
(29-03-2020, 04:09 PM)Axolotl Aaah thanks! Don't know how I missed that, I also own the version G5K4, so which version of the firmware did you use for the PAC file? I see teclast has two firmwares on their page, for GSK1 and GSK2 but no GSK4There's a G5K4 firmware available but it only shows in the chinese version of Teclast site.
(17-04-2020, 02:37 PM)djelloul ...Thanks to this site support I was able to root the device and I manually added some Google services support, but I'm still looking for a working TWRP that will let me use an OpenGapps package and install the Google Service framework properly.
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(17-04-2020, 11:27 PM)X3nonYes, I've tried the tool you have pointed me and I already given some status about it in the following thread @ https://www.hovatek.com/forum/thread-32735-post-188913.html(17-04-2020, 02:37 PM)djelloul ...Thanks to this site support I was able to root the device and I manually added some Google services support, but I'm still looking for a working TWRP that will let me use an OpenGapps package and install the Google Service framework properly.
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have you tried the tool @ https://www.hovatek.com/forum/thread-21669.html ?