There was a suggestion over in the questions threads saying to get an OTA update to complete, to delete all Magisk modules first.
I still have some installed and am wondering if these have been a problem even after I went back to a stick kernal.
[HD1925] [OP7TPROTMO] reserve.img dumps OTA fixer.
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I still have some installed and am wondering if these have been a problem even after I went back to a stick kernal.
I think the last time I ran the script, the reserve.img was setup ok - but where would it be located so I can check?
I had looked there previously, but of course nothing was there earlier.
Can you simply put the version you need in there without the script?
I any case, will go back to stock kernel, remove Magisk and Magisk modules and see if I can get this done.
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Yes I believe you can. But you have to make sure to set the correct permissions. I did try what you're doing without any luck. My OTA still failed with magisk completely removed. I just backed up my SD card. I'm about to wipe my phone because I'm tired of dealing with this crap. LOL. I'll let you know if I'm successful.
DONE!! Finally. I have updated to 10.0.31 and rooted successfully. Woohoo. I first tried a factory reset...no dice. I had to redo my entire phone via MSM tool. Once I wiped everything, the OTA worked right away of course. I then unlocked my bootloader and rooted away. Hours later of restoring apps. Pain in the butt. I still don't know what happened in the first place. I think it had something to do with a custom kernel I flashed weeks ago. Not sure. I guess I shall see if the next OTA works or not.
Did you run the 10.0.31 package I uploaded in that thread?
Yes, until the bootloader unlock, which will wipe the reserve.img again.
Yeah, no I restored the phone back to stock...and still on 10.0.27, I installed the OTA. Then, I unlocked the bootloader. So my reserve.img is gone right now. I wanted to try u locking the bootloader first and then restoring the reserve.img, then update to .31. But I chose to take the safe route. What package are you referring to by the way?
In the "10.0.31 is out" thread, I uploaded a newer repair package that should restore the 10.0.31 reserve.img. It boots off a .31 rooted kernel, and I updated some of the prompts to be a bit clearer.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=82184853&postcount=56
Oh I see. Yeah, I tried this before wiping the phone, but it didn't work.
Yeah it wouldn't work if you were on .27, because it restores a .31 version of the reserve file.
Well, I did use my .27 reserve.img and it didn't work either. For what it's worth, I did a beyond compare to mine and yours and they were identical. It's just a repository of the OnePlus stock apps.
It works for some people, but not others. There must be other factors that we aren't noticing. I was able to repair .27 in order to take .31. But others who successfully updated from lower builds could not update from .27.
I have been able to update since running the repair from 10.0.19 and I'm on 10.0.31 currently
Ditto.. I think as long as you follow the instruction to the letter in the post AND you have not severely modded you phone , it should work
If I wanted to use the 10.0.31 reserve fix script you did. But wanted to restore 10.0.27, could I just swap the reserve file in your zip and be good?
I would just like having both the reserve fix script and a msm tool for the same version which would be 10.0.27. Since there is no 10.0.31 msm tool available for download.
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