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** Root achieved for 98.30.1 9.8.1Q-94-1 **

k1mu has created a USABLE root tool for the RAZR M, originally intended on the Samsung S4.
Low and behold it works on our latest firmware 98.30.1, 9.8.1Q-94-1.
There are many others that have confirmed that this works as well as me.
<MOD EDIT> Visit the original thread HERE
Credits go to k1mu.
Make sure the device is connected via USB to a computer and make sure USB debugging is enabled.
Simply unzip, and run the .bat file and follow the instructions.
Good luck!

I don't get it. Are you going to keep your attachment in sync with his? He has updated 16 times in a year.
Plus an update is due anytime for us in particular.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=49288923&postcount=22
Do not take me wrong, I am the king of attachment whores, but I could not help pointing out a key issue here.
You did not even put a link to the Op!:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2565758
You give no credit to kc6wke who is in our gratitude also!
Edit If I came on & saw your op about this topic, I would not have created another. I would contribute to yours....
There is a thread for support & many examples of 'M user's success:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2602657
This causes needless confusion. Please delete. Thank you.

aviwdoowks said:
I don't get it. Are you going to keep your attachment in sync with his? He has updated 16 times in a year.
Plus an update is due anytime for us in particular.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=49288923&postcount=22
Do not take me wrong, I am the king of attachment whores, but I could not help pointing out a key issue here.
You did not even put a link to the Op!:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2565758
You give no credit to kc6wke who is in our gratitude also!
Edit If I came on & saw your op about this topic, I would not have created another. I would contribute to yours....
There is a thread for support & many examples of 'M user's success:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2602657
This causes needless confusion. Please delete. Thank you.
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I agree. Without the detailed directions in the original post in the VZ S4 forum, important directions to make this work is lost.
For example, I'm going to be posting directions this weekend that will allow this to work on a number of devices without using adb.
I'm trying to make this better, run on more devices, make it faster, etc... I can't be managing snapshots all over the forums.
Yeah, I know, it's exiting to have root. Let's not complicate it unnecessarily.

gr8 job
wow after many time to go root sucessfully ty saferoot working in razr m but bootloader in locked help me to unlock bootloader

ikram123 said:
wow after many time to go root sucessfully ty saferoot working in razr m but bootloader in locked help me to unlock bootloader
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If you're on the latest OTA, YOU CANNOT UNLOCK THE BOOTLOADER.

my virsion
i have Bulid Number is 9.8.1Q-94-1 and System version is 98.30.1 XT907
Help me To Unlock Bootloader

RikRong said:
If you're on the latest OTA, YOU CANNOT UNLOCK THE BOOTLOADER.
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ikram123 said:
i have Bulid Number is 9.8.1Q-94-1 and System version is 98.30.1 XT907
Help me To Unlock Bootloader
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Read my previous post. ^^^^

this is amazing thank you so much. my gf is a million time happier now!

RikRong said:
If you're on the latest OTA, YOU CANNOT UNLOCK THE BOOTLOADER.
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Thanks RikRong for saying that. Noone has mentioned that so far cause everyones excited about root. Root aint much if you still have to use SafeStrap. I runnign what my M originally came with and im hoping the Kit Kat update doesnt re-lock it.

lukkypuggy said:
k1mu has created a USABLE root tool for the RAZR M, originally intended on the Samsung S4.
Low and behold it works on our latest firmware 98.30.1, 9.8.1Q-94-1.
There are many others that have confirmed that this works as well as me.
Credits go to k1mu.
Make sure the device is connected via USB to a computer and make sure USB debugging is enabled.
Simply unzip, and run the .bat file and follow the instructions.
Good luck!
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What makes you think we're next in line? Might not be till June for kitkat update.
Sent from my XT907 using xda app-developers app

zombolt said:
What makes you think we're next in line? Might not be till June for kitkat update.
Sent from my XT907 using xda app-developers app
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Because the droid maxx/ultra/mini got kit kat in mid December. If you go to their site and go to the update page we are next to get it considering all other high end or 'newer' phones have got it
Sent from my XT907 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

b0uncyfr0 said:
Thanks RikRong for saying that. Noone has mentioned that so far cause everyones excited about root. Root aint much if you still have to use SafeStrap. I runnign what my M originally came with and im hoping the Kit Kat update doesnt re-lock it.
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I figured people would probably still ask about the BL. However, you can still do a lot of tweaking on the stock ROM if you are rooted.

Thank you mod for the edit! I haven't been on here since. I was in no way taking any credit for this.
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AT&T Note 4 Community Root Investigating

Note 4 owners over in the Verizon section are putting together a fair effort to investigate rooting themselves. We AT&T users should have a similar thread.
The Verizon thread, for reference:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4-verizon/general/talk-root-t2908919
T-Mobile and Sprint have CF-Autoroot but not yet for AT&T and Verizon. So (I think) a new root should work for either, all the more reason to work together.
In the Verizon thread the general process was posted:
Surge1223 said:
I have no vested interest in this (other than seeing vzw get screwed over) but someone needs to get the ball rolling here:
1. Grab the Odin tar then boot.img to get kallsyms
2. Post partition info
3. Grab kernel source and confirm latest Linux kernel cves are patched/not patched
4. Find PoC for Linux exploits for 2014 Linux kernel cves and port them to android and test
If you have to ask what any of the above are/do Google is your friend.
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Feel free to read through the other thread for info on CVEs and stuff.
The Verizon owners have to wait for kernel source but I guess our's is already posted (N910A):
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=Sm-n910
SHA1 and SHA256 for the kernel source zip that I downloaded, for reference:
99e00529ce613548664f3c986cd7df886b54caa0 SM-N910A_NA_KK_Opensource.zip
9a5dfcbcd1b77367507b9374afd4f1e1afd505255ff48b4d3779b235974650c0 SM-N910A_NA_KK_Opensource.zip
This might not be necessary as someone like Chainfire may already be working on a rooting method, but we might make it slightly easier.
Any contributions by more knowledgeable people are greatly appreciated.
Anyone want to post their kallsyms, boot, or full image of an AT&T phone?
I'll try to post myself if I can figure out of I'm supposed to use Odin or if the way the Verizon owners got their's was with some Verizon-only tool.

We have firmware here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4-att/general/stock-to-stock-odin-flashable-tested-t2915915
The kernel source is here:
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=Sm-n910a
That should get us started.

Tikerz said:
We have firmware here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4-att/general/stock-to-stock-odin-flashable-tested-t2915915
The kernel source is here:
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=Sm-n910a
That should get us started.
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Nice! Yeah the kallsyms should definitely be in there.

Here are the kallsyms from the ATT image.

I've been googling but I can't figure it out
How do you get partition info from kallysyms?

v3ngence said:
I've been googling but I can't figure it out
How do you get partition info from kallysyms?
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You don't. The kallsyms are information about the internal kernel functions, useful for writing code which gets you root access.
Partition information sits in a .PIT file inside the factory image (if it's available), or you can dump it from a running phone.

SirAthos said:
Here are the kallsyms from the ATT image.
They match the Verizon kallsyms. Good sign for finding a root method that works on both. :good:
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They shouldn't match the Verizon n4 kallsyms... They should be different, if not then someone odd is happening..

Surge1223 said:
They shouldn't match the Verizon n4 kallsyms... They should be different, if not then someone odd is happening..
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I'll extract them again, maybe I missed something...
Edit: Gah, still had kernel.Image extacted from the Verizon image, and didn't notice the message saying "kernel.Image: already exists; not overwritten". The attachment above has been updated. My apologies, and thanks for catching it.

This may be interesting though. The nexus devices have a check box in the developer settings to OEM unlock the phone. Basically you just check a box and it's boot loader is unlocked.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/1...-6-9-requires-checking-box-developer-options/
Maybe this can be used to find a loop hole on lollipop for this device. I think there could b be a small chance this device could get unlocked after the update. It might actually be easier.
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ShrekOpher said:
This may be interesting though. The nexus devices have a check box in the developer settings to OEM unlock the phone. Basically you just check a box and it's boot loader is unlocked.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/1...-6-9-requires-checking-box-developer-options/
Maybe this can be used to find a loop hole on lollipop for this device. I think there could b be a small chance this device could get unlocked after the update. It might actually be easier.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using XDA Free mobile app
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While I appreciate the speculation, that's all this is, and at the moment we don't have Lollipop. I believe the OP specified good steps that should be looked into. I have downloaded the source code but am not exactly sure how to be looking for other then doing the steps as outlined: Finding the build date of the kernel then looking up know vulnerabilities in it. Obviously this is going to take a while and makes sense on where to look. Why focus on something we don't have when we could focus on what we do.
tl;dr We need to stay focused on the current task at hand. Also it'd be nice if this thread didn't get derailed with speculations.

ShrekOpher said:
This may be interesting though. The nexus devices have a check box in the developer settings to OEM unlock the phone. Basically you just check a box and it's boot loader is unlocked.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/1...-6-9-requires-checking-box-developer-options/
Maybe this can be used to find a loop hole on lollipop for this device. I think there could b be a small chance this device could get unlocked after the update. It might actually be easier.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using XDA Free mobile app
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Didn't you get rid of your AT&T Note 4 for T-Mobile Note 4?

Tikerz said:
Didn't you get rid of your AT&T Note 4 for T-Mobile Note 4?
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I write custom enterprise software for phones. I own many including 2 different Note 4s. Most provided to me by my company. So no I still have the AT&T Note 4, I also have a T-Mobile variant for the time being. My team also has a sprint model as well.
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Srsroot
Has anyone heard if this actually works? I've been searching forums and the Internet in general looking for a possible root for the AT&T note 4
#SRSRoot: samsung SAMSUNG-SM-N910A (Build: KTU84P.N910AUCU1ANIE) #Android 4.4.4 Now Supported for #Root at SRSRoot.com (copied this from their twitter)

Drewsdad said:
Has anyone heard if this actually works? I've been searching forums and the Internet in general looking for a possible root for the AT&T note 4
#SRSRoot: samsung SAMSUNG-SM-N910A (Build: KTU84P.N910AUCU1ANIE) #Android 4.4.4 Now Supported for #Root at SRSRoot.com (copied this from their twitter)
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wonder if we can get a dev to dl and take a look???
i looked through there list and i dont see our phone listed

Drewsdad said:
Has anyone heard if this actually works? I've been searching forums and the Internet in general looking for a possible root for the AT&T note 4
#SRSRoot: samsung SAMSUNG-SM-N910A (Build: KTU84P.N910AUCU1ANIE) #Android 4.4.4 Now Supported for #Root at SRSRoot.com (copied this from their twitter)
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Just verified the tweet from October 26. I'm not sure, maybe this will be a pleasant surprise?

Mmm looking at the supported devices in their page I found the 910v and 910t... But no 910a

Monsi said:
Mmm looking at the supported devices in their page I found the 910v and 910t... But no 910a
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I don't see it either. Their tweet says our phone specifically has been added. Not sure of the supported devices hasn't been updated or what. I'm kinda sketchy about trying stuff that I haven't seen discussed on here. Does anyone know if the stock firmware is available yet.? At least that way if someone ends up with a brick we can at least Flash it back to normal

Monsi said:
Mmm looking at the supported devices in their page I found the 910v and 910t... But no 910a
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Pretty sure the Verizon crowd already dismissed this method. Likely a hoax.

Tried to find something in their forum but nothing... Something tell me that this is fake

Tried it and didn't get root.

Sooooo, new root thread anyone?

     AT&T ∣∣ Verizon
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Root
$3,377.94 ∣∣ $4,741.00
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Knox
 $1,788.52 ∣∣ $830.00    
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Boot
   $745.00 ∣∣ $1,732.00
Pledges
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AT&T Root & Knox Bounty (Closed)
Verizon's Root & Knox & Bootloader Bounty (Active)
AT&T Bootloader Bounty (ragequitted)(Abandoned)​Pledges
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misc. stuff
Chainfire said:
If anyone were looking at exploiting, as a non-expert on the subject, with SELinux set to enforcing, you'd need either a kernel-space exploit (which can bypass SELinux), or take over a system service. On KitKat, being able to create the install-recovery.sh file in /system/etc and chmod it 0755 is usually enough (takes over the flash_recovery service). On Lollipop, you'd also have to manage that file being started as init. There's no 5.0 Samsung firmwares in the wild yet, but on stock Android just writing that file is no longer enough, because it doesn't run in the right SELinux context anymore - you need a modified kernel (ramdisk) as well (for which you need an unlocked bootloader). Looking at my international Note 4 (still on KitKat), there is only one service that runs as init, but it doesn't run as root (it runs as system), so you'd have to both exploit that service and find a way to elevate yourself from system to root user. And I'm pretty sure that service will no longer run as init on 5.0...
A normal exploit is thus unlikely to even work. You may have more luck with a kernel exploit that can bypass SELinux, but these are rare, and generally make the system unstable. Most exploit-based roots use a kernel exploit to modify system, then reboot so you can have root on a stable system. But just modifying system (as illustrated above) is no longer enough to gain root (barring a major Samsung messup) on 5.0, so this will also not work properly. Even with a major Samsung messup, modifying system is not even going to work once dm-verity becomes enabled (which it will, at some point).
For a proper root on 5.0, it may be the case that both a kernel exploit and a bootloader exploit is needed, rare and high-value exploits both.
I may certainly be corrected by real exploiters, and we're running ahead of a 5.0 firmware, but still. Though I'm not saying it's impossible, a working root on 5.0 seems unlikely. 4.4 less unlikely, but I still wouldn't bet money on seeing one.
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Interested in contributing towards the development of root, root with Samsung Knox bypass, or bootloader unlocking of the AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4?
How to pledge: leave a comment below stating how much you would like to pledge, and what you would like your pledge to go towards.
Example: soraxd pledging $50 towards root. $0 towards Knox. $75 towards an unlocked bootloader. (This means if all 3 are claimed, I would give $125)
Your financial pledge will only be claimed if an applicable method is shared. All pledges will be assumed USD, unless otherwise stated in pledge. If at any time you wish to amend or retract your pledge, a new reply must be created doing so. XDA will never ask to hold your pledge in escrow. If at any time an acceptable method is shared related to your pledge, you will be notified through XDA forums.​

soraxd said:
oops meant to click edit...zzz
errrummm.. hi.
well I guess I'll post something useful here in that case lol
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Goodluck, I hope all of your hard work doesn't get shut down without warning from a Mod.

pr0cl1v1ty said:
Goodluck, I hope all of your hard work doesn't get shut down without warning from a Mod.
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Well, to be fair, you blatantly went against the obvious rules and start actually trying to collect money... tsk tsk tsk!

I wish I had the time to really sit down and figure out and understand how to find exploits and manage to obtain root on devices like Chainfire does. His work really amazes me. Even though its not good news per-say, it still impresses me that he can figure all that out. One smart cookie. I would have no idea where to start. What programs to use, what I should be looking for, plus everything else I am completely unaware of lol. Hope someone out there is able to root this phone sometime. Im not moving off 4.4 unless AT&T makes me or a root exploit comes out once 5.0 hits. For anyone working on root access, I wish you the best of luck. Ill donate once a root is found, if its found. For now Im just gonna keep my donation private so that its not something some has to keep track of.

soraxd said:
previous root thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2912243
if you were looking for an update on the bounties check here
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dcmrzNd5UMdCbQUVcR8Bz_WHU5bGT0Da6D0DLOW0TZA/edit?usp=sharing
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Since you have made this new list, would you consider creating a more official bounty post thread, where no collections are to be made.

Below is what the mod said in regards to new bounty thread. If someone is interested I guess the right thing to do would be to contact the mod first
"If anyone would like to pledge after this I recommend contacting the OP by PM.
You can also contact me by PM to be added. Either way it should get to me.
I will update the list as time allows but a minimum of once a week or sooner as conditions warrant.
Edit: Updated 11/19 11:00 am
I am open to someone else other than the OP starting a new thread to maintain the list under very specific conditions.
If you would be interested in this please PM me and I will be happy to explain further.
Please contact me by PM if you have any questions about this action.
Thank you for your cooperation and support of XDA Developers."

Well... Much appreciation to pr0cl1v1ty for getting the tide rolling in this forum. Obviously, based upon the numbers of pledges, there are a considerably fair number of us that are perfectly fine with holding onto our ATT N4s and patiently awaiting progress. Nothing against anyone that has pursued other avenues... but I come here multiple times a day to see what (if any) root discussion progress has been made with regard to the N910A.
That said, It is great to see that a moderator has stepped in and placed an official stamp on how things should unfold. I'll continue to patiently wait and enjoy my unrooted beast of a phone until something noteworthy breaks on the root front.
Devs rule.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using XDA Free mobile app

pr0cl1v1ty said:
Since you have made this new list, would you consider creating a more official bounty post thread, where no collections are to be made.
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you want me to carry on the torch huh.. let me check on a few things
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so i went ahead and make a layout for how id do the thread, what do you think?

soraxd said:
     AT&T ∣∣ Verizon
‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾
Root
$3,377.94 ∣∣ $4,741.00
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Knox
 $1,788.52 ∣∣ $830.00    
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Boot
   $745.00 ∣∣ $1,732.00
Pledges
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Soraxd, the knox should be higher amount then the root, being that no knox trip is with root also. It would include all of the amount for root if all they offered was for root and didn't care about knox.

Can a mod delete the other root bounty threads and put up a single official one? It's very confusing and will definitely hurt the effort to have multiple threads and have people confused on top of having the original thread closed. What a fubar.

pr0cl1v1ty said:
Soraxd, the knox should be higher amount then the root, being that no knox trip is with root also. It would include all of the amount for root if all they offered was for root and didn't care about knox.
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Historically the exploiters who come up with Samsung Knox bypasses are not the ones who come up with root. If an exploiter releases both root with Knox bypass as their initial release, then theyll claim both bounties.

soraxd said:
Historically the exploiters who come up with Samsung Knox bypasses are not the ones who come up with root. If an exploiter releases both root with Knox bypass as their initial release, then theyll claim both bounties.
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Thanks for the information, I was unaware of this.

Closing this thread. New bounty thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4-att/general/bounty-att-note-4-root-knox-list-pledges-t2946770
Thank you.

Please point me in the right direction...

Ok sorry in advance for seeming like a noob... I haven't rooted an android device since the galaxy prevail years ago.... I currently have a sprint galaxy s6 ( BOL1 UPDATE) and I have been looking for how to root it but either I'm missing something or I haven't seen any root specific posts regarding the BOL1 UPDATE... I just want to be safe before flashing anything so any guidance in the right direction would be greatly appreciated...

Unikernel or Systemless Root with the new SuperSU will work.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/spr...systemless-root-supersu-v2-64-custom-t3277353

koop1955 said:
Unikernel or Systemless Root with the new SuperSU will work.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/spr...systemless-root-supersu-v2-64-custom-t3277353
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Maybe we should make a new guide with more in depeth instructions

1619415 said:
Maybe we should make a new guide with more in depeth instructions
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Might be time. I would want to bring in @JoeFCaputo113 who created the original guide that we all used to get started.
Joe, a lot of people are asking if the same methods work for OL1. (They do, but people ask.)
And we can address using the new SuperSU (which Joe originally posted about) as well.
Thoughts?

koop1955 said:
Might be time. I would want to bring in @JoeFCaputo113 who created the original guide that we all used to get started.
Joe, a lot of people are asking if the same methods work for OL1. (They do, but people ask.)
And we can address using the new SuperSU (which Joe originally posted about) as well.
Thoughts?
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I'll do it real quick, I'm not doing anything right now
*Update: Here

1619415 said:
I'll do it real quick, I'm not doing anything right now
*Update: Here
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You the man! Just saved me like 20min! Back to football...!

JoeFCaputo113 said:
You the man! Just saved me like 20min! Back to football...!
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Lol

Android 11 OTA Link & zip File, .img Files (Unlocked)

Hey friends!
These are only for the unlocked Surface Duo. I am sorry At&t users.
Here is the OTA link for Android 11:
https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota-api/package/a9bfdee15f2137f020fffded98b4bdee5d8bec8e.zip
Link to the OTA.zip itself:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17825722713688275853
How to root Android 11 (Surface Duo)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/how-to-root-android-11-bootable-patched_magisk.4393369/
Android 11 stock boot.img
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17825722713688275865
Cheers

I just rooted the new android 11 update.
The only difference from android 10 is you should now use the newest magisk v23 rather than the older one
I followed this guide exactly except skipped all the magisk workaround stuff and just used the latest version of the magisk app to patch the boot.img

Jyers said:
I just rooted the new android 11 update.
The only difference from android 10 is you should now use the newest magisk v23 rather than the older one
I followed this guide exactly except skipped all the magisk workaround stuff and just used the latest version of the magisk app to patch the boot.img
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Yup, have a guide being published right now.

Are these for the AT&T version as well. Mine is currently locked if that matters

eqbirvin said:
Yup, have a guide being published right now.
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Great to hear, nice work

Jyers said:
Great to hear, nice work
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Thank you!!! Enjoy root and great work yourself mate
Eazii said:
Are these for the AT&T version as well. Mine is currently locked if that matters
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No only for unlocked, I will update the OP.

Eazii said:
Are these for the AT&T version as well. Mine is currently locked if that matters
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To be honest with you, I don't know if this will work for At&t, it might but I don't have the at&t model so I cannot verify for you. You can try flashing via adb sideload in recovery and see but non of us are responsible if things don't work lol

eqbirvin said:
To be honest with you, I don't know if this will work for At&t, it might but I don't have the at&t model so I cannot verify for you. You can try flashing via adb sideload in recovery and see but non of us are responsible if things don't work lol
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Lol yeah I know the drill around these parts. I just did a quick internet search and the update is ONLY for the unlocked models according to what I read. I guess I'll be waiting for the time being

Eazii said:
Lol yeah I know the drill around these parts. I just did a quick internet search and the update is ONLY for the unlocked models according to what I read. I guess I'll be waiting for the time being
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I figured as much Dang that sucks, I wish it would just work on the at&t also like pixel devices.

eqbirvin said:
I figured as much Dang that sucks, I wish it would just work on the at&t also like pixel devices.
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It's late where I am, but tomorrow I may just try it and see if it will work. I'll read some more about it tonight and if I take the dive tomorrow I will report back to let others know.

Eazii said:
It's late where I am, but tomorrow I may just try it and see if it will work. I'll read some more about it tonight and if I take the dive tomorrow I will report back to let others know.
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After a bit of experimentation I managed to get it to work. Although you can't just `add sideload` it since the verification will fail. You'll have to unlock the bootloader and dd some partitions manually. Then once it thinks it's the global variant you can `add sideload`. I made a thread about it https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/turn-at-t-into-a-the-global-variant.4393631/

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After a bit of experimentation I managed to get it to work. Although you can't just `add sideload` it since the verification will fail. You'll have to unlock the bootloader and dd some partitions manually. Then once it thinks it's the global variant you can `add sideload`. I made a thread about it https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/turn-at-t-into-a-the-global-variant.4393631/
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Dude that is awesome! Wait did you also post this on the subreddit? lol I saw the post and github page today was getting ready to post on here sending people your way

will this work in an att is pay off and unlocked duo?

any chance off the android 10 recovery image for unlocked duo?

Pls DELETE !

May 10 release
The following update is available for Surface Duo.
Software version
Update info
2022.215.137
This update:
Addresses scenarios outlined in the Android Security Bulletin—May 2022.
Improves device stability.
Improves in-app camera experience in dual-screen modes for applications with dynamic orientation requirements.

I forget to enable OEM unlocking,and now wy Surface duo only Bootloader mode,can you share me the firehose files，my Email:[email protected]

Hi all. Can someone share the link for the last android 11 OTA global (not ATT) which is September 2022. Thank you very much.

Can I use this to downgrade from 12 to 11?
Edit: Nvm I figured it out, it worked flawlessly

look for firehose programmer file for surface duo 128GB
would anyone be able to support in this?