Unlocking, rooting, relocking and unrooting simplified! (and much more!)
VERSION 2.1.4 - This program will automatically bring together all the files you need to unlock and root your device in a few clicks, or flash it back to stock and re-lock it. You can also use this program to backup/restore all your important data, flash zips, set file permissions, push and pull files, install apps, generate logcats/bugreports, and much more! With the included file association options, you can perform tasks like flashing zips, installing apps, restoring android backup files, and flashing/booting img files with just a double click! The program includes a full featured interface for automating tasks in TWRP, enhanced restore features, an in-built auto-updater/notification system, ‘any build’ mode, advanced restore features,’NRT- Live Log’ for viewing the adb/fastboot cmds that are run in the background, quick tools utilities, and tools for taking screenshots/screen-recordings. All the latest official Android builds and Nexus devices are supported. The program intelligently and selectively downloads the files it needs for your device and makes sure you are using the latest files available. The program can even auto-detect your device and build. This release brings full Marshmallow root support plus all automated features by utilizing a new system that no longer requires modified boot.imgs. Check out the updated changelog for a more comprehensive breakdown of the feature set and changes in this release.
~ my goal for this project is make the entire process as smooth and simple as possible ~
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Root with NRT (Video by Rootjunky)
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This thread deserves to be sticky
Thank you , definitely 5 stars for sharing
Hey I downloaded this program to try to fix my nexus. Its stuck at the google boot screen.
I saw this video on youtube and did the hold vol up down and power button to get to fastboot.
Then Im supposed to do the "flash stock + unroot" option but I keep getting a message that fastboot device was not found.
Basically stuck at this point now...
any ideas?
How can i update the files? Lets say the twrp recovery? I tried checking for updates but it says nexus root toolkit files are all updated but when i root w/ custom recovery it flashes the old version.. Thanks!
Thx , this really help awesome toolkit ~
Wugfresh got my gnex yesterday and used this to root, unlock the boot loader and install twrp very quick and easy to use keep up the good work
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Look really easy, will try this when i get home, i think it deserve to be pinned in the forum, thanks.
drafgnjom said:
How can i update the files? Lets say the twrp recovery? I tried checking for updates but it says nexus root toolkit files are all updated but when i root w/ custom recovery it flashes the old version.. Thanks!
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Install goo manager from play store and update recovery through there. What I do
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guys i have a simple question. I keep hearing about clean install of a rom and my question is this. When you select the option back to stock the toolkit just flash stock rom over the installed rom or first eipe the phone and after flash the stock image. In few words the back to stock option is clean install or not. thanks in advance guys
Send from my awesome-superb-f.... ng incredible Galaxy Nexus
Fantastic program, big props to to WugFresh, it couldn't get any easier to root/install cwm
xxSAKISxx said:
guys i have a simple question. I keep hearing about clean install of a rom and my question is this. When you select the option back to stock the toolkit just flash stock rom over the installed rom or first eipe the phone and after flash the stock image. In few words the back to stock option is clean install or not. thanks in advance guys
Send from my awesome-superb-f.... ng incredible Galaxy Nexus
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the stock firmware will replace the current rom and userdata.img will erase your data. it is like "automated fastboot flash".
samersh72 said:
the stock firmware will replace the current rom and userdata.img will erase your data. it is like "automated fastboot flash".
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tnx for your reply. so you can tell that back to stock is " clean install"
Send from my awesome-superb-f.... ng incredible Galaxy Nexus
xxSAKISxx said:
tnx for your reply. so you can tell that back to stock is " clean install"
Send from my awesome-superb-f.... ng incredible Galaxy Nexus
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you can say yes :good:
samersh72 said:
you can say yes :good:
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ok tnx again.To bad that we can't flash custom roms with toolkit. I dont know but i feel more "safe" when i do stuff with my nexus through my laptop.
Send from my awesome-superb-f.... ng incredible Galaxy Nexus
samersh72 said:
the stock firmware will replace the current rom and userdata.img will erase your data. it is like "automated fastboot flash".
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Yes it is a life saver option, After that the phone is completely stock all data erased, ready to visiting service
xxSAKISxx said:
ok tnx again.To bad that we can't flash custom roms with toolkit. I dont know but i feel more "safe" when i do stuff with my nexus through my laptop.
Send from my awesome-superb-f.... ng incredible Galaxy Nexus
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v1.6.4 is up. Yes, you can flash custom roms through the tookit. Use "Flash zips" with "file is on this computer button. Cheers.
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hey wugfresh version 1.6.6 is 100% compatible with 4.3? I mean i can flash 4.3 and root with a click or i have to flash something esle? Anyway thank you for the great work.
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xxSAKISxx said:
hey wugfresh version 1.6.6 is 100% compatible with 4.3? I mean i can flash 4.3 and root with a click or i have to flash something esle? Anyway thank you for the great work.
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Lots of users have reported success however I am releasing v1.6.7 later today with some fixes. I finished everything last night but it was so late I didn't have the time to publish it. The choice is yours.
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Encrypted phone?
I just tried to root my phone and realize that the NRT may not work because my phone is encrypted. Does this root method use the SDcard to stage the root install?
I have used NRT in the past and it was quick and easy. Now, I am think that I previously rooted before encrypting my phone.
Help? Thanks.
Additional info:
Galaxy Nexus takju with Android 4.3
Rooting without custom recovery - temporary use of TWRP
Related
I'm proud to present you the GN Fastboot Flasher (GNFF)
I love the simplicity and the convenience of Odin, but it's close source and also there a few files to flash with Odin. So I decided to create an Odin-like app, but for using with fastboot.
Remember that this app is in Beta stage may not be a complete and safe way of flashing. By using this software, you accept its danger.
This app only works on Windows. I have no plan to distribute it to Linux/Mac. The reason is clear, I know nothing from coding on Linux/Mac .Also I'm sure there are lots of work to do in the windows version.
GNFF Functions:
Flashing boot.img, zImage, zip file containing zImage
Flashing radio, bootloader, recovery, system
Flashing stock image files (.tgz)
Flashing stock image files automatically by downloading from Google servers
To do:
Add other options, like unlocking bootloader - Done
Make logging better and complete - Done
Add other languages
Bugs:
You say!
Changelog:
Version 1.5.0:
Fixed image downloading problem.
Added ability to update the program(Wait till the next version).
Added a part named "Addons".
Added ability to unlock/lock the bootloader.
Added Console to execute commands using adb and fastboot.
Some aesthetic changes.
Added support for JB ROMs.
Now you can inter "Custom" for your current ROM, and GNFF will download and install the latest official ROM.
Added a button to clear the log.
New icon.
Added abiliy to use drag & drop for flashing files.
Adding ability to use "open with..." for flashing files
Version 1.0.2:
Added an option to download and flash stock images from Google servers
Added an option to reboot to bootloader
Fixed the bug that was causing the log part don't be scrollable
Now GNFF doesn't let stop the flashing progress using repressing "Start" button
Version 1.0.1:
Added bootloader control, now it doesn't flash anything on devices with locked bootloader.
Added zImage control, now it gives an error in the log section when the zip file doesn't contain a zImage.
Added some more log informations.
Version 1.0.0:
Initial version
Sources:
To be honest, I'm not pro in using Git and publishing open source apps. Anyway I pushed them to github. You can compile them using AMS.
https://github.com/sinamosavi/flasher
Screenshot:
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Reserved for FAQ...
looks interesting. looking forward to test it out later
It seems a good idea, good work, carry on
Added 1.0.1 version to the first post. Enjoy!
I have no need to use this at the moment so won't try it. It looks very good though and I hope you keep up the development.
Super cool idea. So we can use this app to install latest stock images from Google. Could we install also Cwm images ( is this the recovery part)?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
albsat said:
Super cool idea. So we can use this app to install latest stock images from Google. Could we install also Cwm images ( is this the recovery part)?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
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Yes.
That option is for flashing recovery image files.
I think the potential for this app is really great. It could be used for senarios like:
1) Unlock bootloader
2) update image
3) install an image with root
etc...
albsat said:
I think the potential for this app is really great. It could be used for senarios like:
1) Unlock bootloader
2) update image
3) install an image with root
etc...
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Yes. I will add this features soon, but now I prefer to focus on fixing bugs rather than adding features.
Also, I didn't catch what you mean about update image.
sinamosavi said:
Yes. I will add this features soon, but now I prefer to focus on fixing bugs rather than adding features.
Also, I didn't catch what you mean about update image.
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I meant update image (by downloading a google image directly).
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
Unfortunately ALL of the USB ports of my laptop are broken since yesterday. So I cannot test anything and you may see a lot of errors in this build. However 1.0.2 is ready and you can download it from the first post. Enjoy!
Looks good! Great Job Sina
Thank you
Bumping this thread. Any further development?
albsat said:
Bumping this thread. Any further development?
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Fortunately, yeah.
Since last month, I was working to fix all the bugs and make GNFF fully stable. Now I think I have done it. I hope you enjoy this software.
is there already an option to show the Gnex's current version of bootloader / firmware / baseband etc etc?
By the way nice work there.
this app is great but how to use it ?
i tried many time but the app said my phone wasn't connected,
but it shown connected in android.
please release the tutorial mate.
kickthefreak said:
this app is great but how to use it ?
i tried many time but the app said my phone wasn't connected,
but it shown connected in android.
please release the tutorial mate.
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Have you installed adb drivers ? If not that's the issue . Boot in to bootloader ( power off the device - press volume up + down + power button ) then it'll ask for adb drivers . You can find the gnex adb drivers from googling .
After installing drivers , you are good to go .
.. Beamed Directly Via GNEX ..
file is no longer available...
Awesome dude!
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Unlocking, rooting, relocking and unrooting simplified! (and much more!)
VERSION 2.1.4 - This program will automatically bring together all the files you need to unlock and root your device in a few clicks, or flash it back to stock and re-lock it. You can also use this program to backup/restore all your important data, flash zips, set file permissions, push and pull files, install apps, generate logcats/bugreports, and much more! With the included file association options, you can perform tasks like flashing zips, installing apps, restoring android backup files, and flashing/booting img files with just a double click! The program includes a full featured interface for automating tasks in TWRP, enhanced restore features, an in-built auto-updater/notification system, ‘any build’ mode, advanced restore features,’NRT- Live Log’ for viewing the adb/fastboot cmds that are run in the background, quick tools utilities, and tools for taking screenshots/screen-recordings. All the latest official Android builds and Nexus devices are supported. The program intelligently and selectively downloads the files it needs for your device and makes sure you are using the latest files available. The program can even auto-detect your device and build. This release brings full Marshmallow root support plus all automated features by utilizing a new system that no longer requires modified boot.imgs. Check out the updated changelog for a more comprehensive breakdown of the feature set and changes in this release.
~ my goal for this project is make the entire process as smooth and simple as possible ~
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Root with NRT (Video by Rootjunky)
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WugFresh said:
As per requested by users, here is a thread for the NRT specifically dedicated to the Verizon Gnex. <-- This is the device I personally have.
I will push an update out to the master lists shortly to add official support for 4.2.2 vzn gnex.
Cheers,
{{ WugFresh }}
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Masterlists are now updated and all the corresponding files are properly uploaded so now the toolkit has full 4.2.2 support for the vzn gnex. Just initiate an update in the toolkit and you will see the 4.2.2 build in the build list, and it will also be available as a factory image you can automatically download and flash to in the flash stock interface. Enjoy!
{{ WugFresh }}
Still can't find 4.2.2, build JDQ39 in the list. I've run the update check and it says it's up to date, but still don't get it.
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omniatic said:
Still can't find 4.2.2, build JDQ39 in the list. I've run the update check and it says it's up to date, but still don't get it.
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I will be pushing out v1.6.4 soon with a fix to make sure that the masterlists update properly for everyone along with other changes and enhancements.
{{ WugFresh }}
WugFresh said:
I will be pushing out v1.6.4 soon with a fix to make sure that the masterlists update properly for everyone along with other changes and enhancements.
{{ WugFresh }}
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Thanks for all your hard work WugFresh. Awaiting your update for 4.2.2.
dalumberjack said:
Thanks for all your hard work WugFresh. Awaiting your update for 4.2.2.
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I've used this tool for updating by choosing "any build" and downloading 4.2.2 from the link on the tool. Success!) Radio and all. I'm sure I'll do it again for kicks when he updates but in the meantime has anyone else done it this way?
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I am running a 4.2.2 custom ROM and need to unroot and lock again to use warranty.....will this toolkit work. Been looking for awhile now and the "4.2.2 coming soon" comment above makes me think that it won't work to unroot my 4.2.2 custom ROM back to factory. Will it?
NexusNero said:
I am running a 4.2.2 custom ROM and need to unroot and lock again to use warranty.....will this toolkit work. Been looking for awhile now and the "4.2.2 coming soon" comment above makes me think that it won't work to unroot my 4.2.2 custom ROM back to factory. Will it?
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Yes it will work for that, and if you need to root again then use "any build".
You just have to download the factory image package from Google and use Other/browse in the flash stock interface.
Google Code - Factory Image Packages
{{ WugFresh }}
Hi;
Is this tool support (i515)?
i need to unlock one to use it in gsm network! is this possible?
thnx in advance.
ghassir said:
Hi;
Is this tool support (i515)?
i need to unlock one to use it in gsm network! is this possible?
thnx in advance.
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Yes. Don't confuse unlocking the bootloader (what this toolkit does) with carrier unlocking. They are two completely different things. Good luck.
{{ WugFresh }}
WugFresh said:
Yes. Don't confuse unlocking the bootloader (what this toolkit does) with carrier unlocking. They are two completely different things. Good luck.
{{ WugFresh }}
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and you cant use a verizon gnex on a gsm networks to answer his question, so the only thing you'll be unlocking is the bootloader.
t1.8matt said:
and you cant use a verizon gnex on a gsm networks to answer his question, so the only thing you'll be unlocking is the bootloader.
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Thnx a lot!
WugFresh said:
Masterlists are now updated and all the corresponding files are properly uploaded so now the toolkit has full 4.2.2 support for the vzn gnex. Just initiate an update in the toolkit and you will see the 4.2.2 build in the build list, and it will also be available as a factory image you can automatically download and flash to in the flash stock interface. Enjoy!
{{ WugFresh }}
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First off thanks a ton for making this, I feel obliged to donate because you make this whole process a breeze. So I went back to rooted stock 4.2.2, and now I want to flash a custom rom. When i go to flash the zips to my gnex it says this can't be done while i'm on the "any build" option. Since there isn't a way to select 4.2.2 yet will it work if i select "custom rom (jb)" option?
EDIT: I just went back to 4.1.1 then flashed the rom (duh) btw AOKP build 6 works awesome so far.
v1.6.4 is now up and the update package is also live. Enjoy! ^_^
{{ WugFresh }}
This should be stickied!!!!!!!! I honestly don't understand why it hasn't been yet.
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justen7723 said:
This should be stickied!!!!!!!! I honestly don't understand why it hasn't been yet.
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Title should also be updated. Stating that it's for the GSM Gnex is very confusing for us CDMA peeps.
Last version worked for my toro. Did the update take that away?
Edit: pretty sure I used this on my nexus 7 too
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SirBindy said:
Title should also be updated. Stating that it's for the GSM Gnex is very confusing for us CDMA peeps.
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This is just a thread for GSM Gnex people. The toolkit is for all Nexus devices. I made separate threads per device when requested by user's. The main universal thread can be found in the nexus 7 section of xda.
{{ WugFresh }}
Still no Mac version I'm guessing?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
Unlocking, rooting, relocking and unrooting simplified! (and much more!)
VERSION 2.1.4 - This program will automatically bring together all the files you need to unlock and root your device in a few clicks, or flash it back to stock and re-lock it. You can also use this program to backup/restore all your important data, flash zips, set file permissions, push and pull files, install apps, generate logcats/bugreports, and much more! With the included file association options, you can perform tasks like flashing zips, installing apps, restoring android backup files, and flashing/booting img files with just a double click! The program includes a full featured interface for automating tasks in TWRP, enhanced restore features, an in-built auto-updater/notification system, ‘any build’ mode, advanced restore features,’NRT- Live Log’ for viewing the adb/fastboot cmds that are run in the background, quick tools utilities, and tools for taking screenshots/screen-recordings. All the latest official Android builds and Nexus devices are supported. The program intelligently and selectively downloads the files it needs for your device and makes sure you are using the latest files available. The program can even auto-detect your device and build. This release brings full Marshmallow root support plus all automated features by utilizing a new system that no longer requires modified boot.imgs. Check out the updated changelog for a more comprehensive breakdown of the feature set and changes in this release.
~ my goal for this project is make the entire process as smooth and simple as possible ~
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Re: [Toolkit] Wug's Nexus Root Toolkit v1.6.3 [Updated 02/24/13]: Gnex Sprint Thread
Thanks
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Re: [Toolkit] Wug's Nexus Root Toolkit v1.6.3 [Updated 02/24/13]: Gnex Sprint Thread
Thank you
Re: [Toolkit] Wug's Nexus Root Toolkit v1.6.3 [Updated 02/24/13]: Gnex Sprint Thread
Will be using this weekend on my replacement device..
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Masterlists are now updated so the toolkit now has full 4.2.1 sprint gnex support. Enjoy!
{{ WugFresh }}
thanks will try it now, looks good
thanks for this and the hard work too!
anyone else getting a virus warning when trying to install the new tookit? Attached a screenshot of the error I am receiving.
Just a false read and continue as normal I assume?
Windows 7 64bit
dalumberjack said:
anyone else getting a virus warning when trying to install the new tookit? Attached a screenshot of the error I am receiving.
Just a false read and continue as normal I assume?
Windows 7 64bit
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That's not a virus warning. Thats a legitimate warning. Its telling you that you have an incomplete download.. i.e the archive is corrupt. Redownload the toolkit and try installing it again. Make sure the file size matches what is posted on my webiste, or hashcheck it. Use a good browser and a stable connection to download files.
Edit: I see the virus warning now as well. Yes, that is a false positive, and you should report it to your AV provider - they will review it and add it their whitelist database - I have done this with many AV providers, but its difficult to keep sending them stuff for every release. But my original statement stands.. it looks like an incomplete download as well.
{{ WugFresh }}
!!
it works for my
galaxy nexus 4.3 JWR66Y
My wugfresh won't restore my nexus to stock. I am trying to restore factory 4.2.1. It goes through all the steps and completes but I still am booted to my custom rom. My sdcard was wiped so I have no stock ROM to restore from recovery.
EDIT: Updated Wugfresh and it works again!
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Has anyone been able to get this to work on Windows 8? I can connect to my Verizon Galaxy nexus all day long using adb but NRT is unable to even see connected devices.
risingfish said:
Has anyone been able to get this to work on Windows 8? I can connect to my Verizon Galaxy nexus all day long using adb but NRT is unable to even see connected devices.
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I use Win8 as my primary OS. Have you tried alternate USB ports and/or alternate driver solutions? I included more than one in case one doesn't work for you. Make sure to follow the steps completely. Cheers.
{{ WugFresh }}
Will this work for 4.3 Roms as well? I know we don't have any factory images for that version but will drivers and such still work?
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WugFresh said:
I use Win8 as my primary OS. Have you tried alternate USB ports and/or alternate driver solutions? I included more than one in case one doesn't work for you. Make sure to follow the steps completely. Cheers.
{{ WugFresh }}
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Hey Wug, thank you the response and thank you for taking the time to build the app, folks like you willing to put time into this stuff is a great thing. I worked through the driver install (both automatic and manual), and the troubleshooting, but didn't have any luck with the gui. I ended up tracking down manual root instructions and was able to get the phone rooted. Rooting my galaxy nexus was a lot easier than I remember rooting my Fascinate was.
Cheers and thanks!
Zac
goast said:
Will this work for 4.3 Roms as well? I know we don't have any factory images for that version but will drivers and such still work?
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Yes. Select, custom ROM as your build. If that doesn't work properly select the latest android build available for your device.
{{ WugFresh }}
WUG on Linux?
More than one machine here; the best of my computers is running Linux Kubuntu. Can I perform unlock/root on my GNex by loading NRT on Linux?
GranPaSmurf said:
More than one machine here; the best of my computers is running Linux Kubuntu. Can I perform unlock/root on my GNex by loading NRT on Linux?
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Sorry, I use Linux myself sometimes. But this is currently a windows only program. FAQs - Is there a version of your toolkit for Mac/Linux/Unix yet?
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For your flashing pleasure!!!!
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Special credit and many thanks to @SuperR. for his great rom kitchen.
Please head over there and hit his thanks button!!!!!.
This is a pure stock MOB30W deodexed rom.
Rooted w/ Systemless SuperSU 2.76 thanks @Chainfire and Osmosis busybox included, thanks @osm0sis
No apps have been removed or updated.
Install:
1. Install MOB30W vendor image. Flash with TWRP or fastboot.
2. Recommend using latest bootloader --------> fastboot flash only.
3. Recommend using latest twrp 3.0.2
4. Make backup.
5. Install rom ---> enjoy.
Get Odexed Rom here.
Reserved
For me.
I guess this ROM is not prerooted , right?
albsat said:
I guess this ROM is not prerooted , right?
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Wrong it is rooted w/ SuperSU 2.52 and includes busy box. Please read the OP -- It's there!!!
Thank you, this is exactly what I prefer.
No need for GAPPS, other than install the APP directly from Google Play, right?
Would be also good for Xposed v78 too?
Tseng17 said:
Thank you, this is exactly what I prefer.
No need for GAPPS, other than install the APP directly from Google Play, right?
Would be also good for Xposed v78 too?
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Yes right and I don't use Xposed but no reason for it not to work on stock deodexed. Let us know after you test. Thanks.
Wow. Great. Is it possible to get the same but not deodexed because of the speed?
So completely stock rooted?
Odexed rom added to OP.
Added odexed rooted rom w/ vendor and bootloader images included to the OP . Try it you will like it. Look to bottom of OP. :good::good:
@FormelLMS
You sir, are a gentleman! Thank you very much! I will download it later today!
Thanks!
Gesendet von meinem X9006 mit Tapatalk
Finally, stock rooted. Always had these on n7 from scrosler. Thanks fhem!
Thanks @fhem
The odexed version runs super smooth. Install went fine!
Hope, I can do this myself in future.
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Apologies if this is a noob question. My Nexus 9 just came out the box and is still on 5.0. I know how to root and install TWRP, done already.
I don't understand the step in this threat about flashing the bootloader and factory image first. The link takes me to the full, stock rom. Do I have to flash the full unrooted 6.0 before I can flash this identical but rooted rom?
astralbee said:
Apologies if this is a noob question. My Nexus 9 just came out the box and is still on 5.0. I know how to root and install TWRP, done already.
I don't understand the step in this threat about flashing the bootloader and factory image first. The link takes me to the full, stock rom. Do I have to flash the full unrooted 6.0 before I can flash this identical but rooted rom?
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It's always best to learn how to use adb/fastboot to flash factory images. Download the MRA58N and unpack w/ 7zip. Then follow these instructions to fastboot flash the bootloader and vendor images. You only need to flash the bootloader and vendor images. Then you should move from bootloader to twrp and flash the rom. Hope this answers your question and helps you get started to flashing fun.
fhem said:
It's always best to learn how to use adb/fastboot to flash factory images. Download the MRA58N and unpack w/ 7zip. Then follow these instructions to fastboot flash the bootloader and vendor images. You only need to flash the bootloader and vendor images. Then you should move from bootloader to twrp and flash the rom. Hope this answers your question and helps you get started to flashing fun.
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Perhaps I wrote my question hurriedly. I know how to use adb/fastboot to flash factory images. What I actually wanted to know was is it necessary to flash the whole factory image before flashing this full rom. I was hoping there was some simpler, shorter route like just flashing some updated firmware or bootloader. It doesn't really matter to me now because I went ahead and flashed the factory image, TWRP, and am now configuring this lovely rooted rom. But if you want to answer the question for anybody else that might be wondering the same thing by all means go ahead.
Can you please make these mods :
advanced reboot menu,
circle battery,
reverse menu button (recent, menu, back)
Thanks for your work
astralbee said:
Perhaps I wrote my question hurriedly. I know how to use adb/fastboot to flash factory images. What I actually wanted to know was is it necessary to flash the whole factory image before flashing this full rom. I was hoping there was some simpler, shorter route like just flashing some updated firmware or bootloader. It doesn't really matter to me now because I went ahead and flashed the factory image, TWRP, and am now configuring this lovely rooted rom. But if you want to answer the question for anybody else that might be wondering the same thing by all means go ahead.
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He did answer. You extract the bootloader and vendor images from the factory image and flash those. The link takes you to the factory image because you have to download it to extract those 2 things from it (bootloader and vendor img)
With the odexed rom you don't have to.
What benefits does deodexed roms have except they are slower?
Gesendet von meinem Nexus 9 mit Tapatalk
albsat said:
Can you please make these mods :
advanced reboot menu,
circle battery,
reverse menu button (recent, menu, back)
Thanks for your work
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Sorry. Currently I don't have any plans for modding stock rom. I use my aosp build for modding.
FormelLMS said:
With the odexed rom you don't have to.
What benefits does deodexed roms have except they are slower?
Gesendet von meinem Nexus 9 mit Tapatalk
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The main advantage of using a deodexed base rom is that it allows for more theming and modding.
Yeah, did some themes for years here on XDA. But don't know, that someone themes marshmallow roms.
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albsat said:
Can you please make these mods :
advanced reboot menu,
circle battery,
reverse menu button (recent, menu, back)
Thanks for your work
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You can use xposed and Gravitybox for that?
However, I have a quick question as well. Xposed (and Gravitybox) should run fine on the odexed Rom as well, right?
Thanks very much ahead and also for this rom, exactly what I was looking for!
This is the Pixel 2 XL's TOOL ALL IN ONE Discussion Thread more info and download go to the Original Thread
TOOL ALL IN ONE
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ADVANCED OPTIONS
FUNCTIONS
Install Drivers
Install Drivers
Unlock Bootloader
Lock Bootloader (use carefully)
Flash TWRP Recovery
Flash Stock Recovery
Flash Stock Factory Image
Automatic ROOT
Install APKs
Uninstall APKs
Take a Screenshot
Take a Screen Reocrd
Flash Partitions
Erase All Data (This function can decrypt the phone)
Reboot Phone
Update the Tool to latest version
Update Adb and Fastboot to latest version
Set Adb and Fastboot priviliges in system wide
Install Zip directly from PC (Required TWRP on phone)(These functions work perfectly on my pc but i have perfect adb drivers on my pc and perfect TWRP on my phone)
Flash Fastboot ROM
Delete downloaded files
ADB File Manager
DEVICE LIST
If you want you can send a request to add a new device here:
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Device List
DOWNLOAD
Original Thread
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Cant wait to try it
Toejam1998 said:
Cant wait to try it
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Tell me if it's work for you
I'll wait for a few others as well
Finally i got a solution for Nexus and Pixel Factory Image flash, now it works perfectly
does this do the critical unlock as well?
razgriz1234 said:
does this do the critical unlock as well?
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I have integrated "fastboot flashing unlock_critical" for pixel 2 xl only, i have not tested it but it should work
mauronofrio said:
I have integrated "fastboot flashing unlock_critical" for pixel 2 xl only, i have not tested it but it should work
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ok cool thanks for the quick reply
razgriz1234 said:
ok cool thanks for the quick reply
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I saw now that i forgot to unlock the flash factory image option for all 4 Pixel, i have released an update to solve that, tell me if it works
This saved my ass last night got bootloop from hell nothing would flash at all run this and boom back in business so like to say thanks for the tool :good:
jaythenut said:
This saved my ass last night got bootloop from hell nothing would flash at all run this and boom back in business so like to say thanks for the tool :good:
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I'm happy this tool helped you:good:
Do you flash a factory image with this tool?
mauronofrio said:
I'm happy this tool helped you:good:
Do you flash a factory image with this tool?
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Yes mate
jaythenut said:
Yes mate
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People like to see feedback and in this thread this is the first
Does this tool work well for Pixel XL2? If I wipe phone to unencrypt, will flashing stock re-encrypt it?
almahix said:
Does this tool work well for Pixel XL2? If I wipe phone to unencrypt, will flashing stock re-encrypt it?
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I think way early on it was established we can't have it unencrypted once the OS install it's completed, unless something changed or I got it wrong. Lol
almahix said:
Does this tool work well for Pixel XL2? If I wipe phone to unencrypt, will flashing stock re-encrypt it?
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You can uncrypt your phone but if you.flash a stock rom, the kernel at first boot will automatically encrypt your memory again. There are 2 different encryption, one by code and one with standard image key. At this moment the twrp will automatically uncrypt the system key but you need to manually write the code (if is setted). The tool will uncrypt both method, the flash of stock rom will re-uncrypt with system key but not with code key
mauronofrio said:
You can uncrypt your phone but if you.flash a stock rom, the kernel at first boot will automatically encrypt your memory again. There are 2 different encryption, one by code and one with standard image key. At this moment the twrp will automatically uncrypt the system key but you need to manually write the code (if is setted). The tool will uncrypt both method, the flash of stock rom will re-uncrypt with system key but not with code key
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Grazie.
Just got my Pixel 2XL the other day and am excited to root and start modding. I have been monitoring this thread just to see what issues people are running into but it looks like not many people are even doing this surprisingly. I mean that's why I bought this Google phone, so I don't have to deal with locked bootloaders that these carriers put in them to discourage rooting. I know this phone is also locked but it's not for the purpose of keeping people from rooting them. I just think that it's so odd that this thread has very little activity.
dricacho said:
I just think that it's so odd that this thread has very little activity.
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I think it too, but i don't know why.
dricacho said:
Just got my Pixel 2XL the other day and am excited to root and start modding. I have been monitoring this thread just to see what issues people are running into but it looks like not many people are even doing this surprisingly. I mean that's why I bought this Google phone, so I don't have to deal with locked bootloaders that these carriers put in them to discourage rooting. I know this phone is also locked but it's not for the purpose of keeping people from rooting them. I just think that it's so odd that this thread has very little activity.
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mauronofrio said:
I think it too, but i don't know why.
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The device is very expensive, has dual partitions, has gotten a lot of bad press, and not near as Dev friendly as some others. Having said that, there are about 5 custom roms, root, exposed, substratum, and various launcher and active edge mods. So it's not like we're hurting too bad ??