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* Your warranty is... well void!:(
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* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed.
* Before flashing the boot image do some research!
* YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you - quite a lot!
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WHY NEW WAY?:
An XDA member already posted about using MTKDroidTools for rooting and backing up MTK devices. However, that method doesn't work beyond KK+. So yeah, use this!
Things you need:Show me the tested devices dude:
(More? Tell me below and I'll add to this list!)
- Panasonic Eluga Arc 2
- Panasonic Eluga X1 Pro
- Panasonic Eluga Ray 700
- Infinix Note 5
- Gionee F103 Pro
- A MTK smartphone
- A PC
- An USB cable
- An internet connection
- Human brain:silly:
- Download SP Flash tool (the MTK lifeline)
- Download your stock boot image
- Download the scatter for your device (Just Google it!
)
- Copy the stock boot image to your phone
- Now launch Magisk Manager on your phone and tap install
- Tap on 'select boot image'
- Choose your stock boot image
- Let Magisk to its magic
- Now you'll find the 'patched_boot.img' in your internal storage (come on, find that yourself at least:silly
- Now copy this file to your PC
MTK is good and crazy. So trying a 'fastboot oem unlock' and then pressing volume UP(+) to confirm often doesn't help. Well, if it doesn't do anything just enable OEM unlock in developer options (tap 7 times on Build Number/Software Version/etc in about phone). But if you couldn't do with the:
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
On the PC:
- Power off your phone
- Unzip the SPFT zip that you downloaded in the earlier section
- Launch the tool (preferred as admin, because windows doesn't like standard software playing with COM ports)
- Select the scatter (YOUR_ANDROID_SCATTER.txt)
- Now double click on the long rectangular box by the Boot partition (NOT EMMC_BOOT_1, that will kill your phone)
- Now select the patched_boot.img that you copied from your phone
- Click on the download button
- Now connect your phone using an USB cable (or type-C if you're rich) to your PC
- Done!
I am working on making a collection of MTK scatters, I'll update this post as soon as I'm done with that. This is voluntary work - don't force me!Credits:
@topjohnwu for his Magisk Magic! Hat's off man - you're genius
And of course - me, myself and I
DO NOT MAKE TUTORIALS ON YOUTUBE USING THIS POST, IF YOU DO, I'LL PERSONALLY COME TO YOUR HOUSE AND BOMB YOU - IT'S MY WORK NOT YOURS! JUST HIT THE THANKS:good: BUTTON TO MOTIVATE ME!