[HOW TO ROOT]Tinji I9300

[flavien317]

Hi, i have buy an android smartphone, the tinji i9300. Have MTK6577, 512 RAM and android 4.1.1.
But i want root this for make many task
So how can make this root please ?
thanks

 

[superkekko]

What happened to the ROM

Hi,
we apologize for the terrible delay in updating.

A night on that January while we were working to the rom my friend felt suddenly sick - we lately found out he had
had a spontaneous pneumothorax. After my friend being at the hospital for 8 days and the successive recovery period we
didn't really feel like putting any other effort in the developing of the rom and concentrate on the "other" life.

Anyways, what was left to do was deleting the terrible static noise during calls - sometimes calls
were perfect, sometimes they were horrible - we could'nt figure out what were we doing wrong. In the meantime one of our
devices definitely broke and testing phase had become fustrating.

We were not enjoying Tinji anymore.

Sorry.

 

[xperneo]

[OFF-TOPIC]
¿can i do this in my Xiaomi Redmi 1?
Its bricked and can't enter in Meta mode. Flash any rom or recovery its invalid.
Thanks.

 

[ixyak]

identical problem, different chipset

Hi guys,

A good lesson learned after rewriting PRELOADER and DSP_BL with another phone's.
The phone was dead, no led when connected to usb and of course no activity on flash tool as the usb port was not activating.
Basically as i understand the critical blocks are the first 5, PRELOADER and DSP_BL (that's why flash tool has them with red text) and also MBR, EBR1 and UBOOT.

Anyway after having the phone in this condition i was searching for unbricking methods and i found this good thread in the Russian site forum.china-iphone.ru/viewtopic.php?p=730752
I understood the principle although the translation was not good, i searched with the multimeter for points that with connected the usb cable will have a voltage near the battery voltage as was suggested at that post. Finaly i found the two points that are shown in the second picture (points 1 and 2).

Without battery, connected the usb cable to the pc and opened the device manager.
I turned the multimeter to the location that acts like jumper, using the multimeter cables was very handy for that.
I touched it some times, nothing was happening and decided to keep it alittle more, the list moved in device manager but nothing special.
So i decided to keep it more than 5 seconds, the device manager recognized Mediatek USB port, that was. The drivers were there installed from previous attempts. I also had installed manually as legacy devices some extra from the mediatek driver list.

I started flash tool, loaded the scatter file of the ROM i use for this phone and selected only the first 5 blocks and pressed download.
I connected the two points and kept them like that till flashing finished.
I placed the battery and pushed it to touch the pins (cause without the back frame don't fits ok) and the red led was working now.
Assembled it back, loaded again the flash tool but now with all the blocks selected and did the flashing now using the usual way with the battery.
That's it after flashing finished the phone booted ok and started the setup.

I had a complete backup that i did with the MTKdroidTools and got back the phone as it was exactly before flashing the wrong rom.

For anyone that has the phone in same bad condition and wants to try this method of course as usual i must say is done AT YOUR OWN RISK
If there is a possibility to have the phone replaced do it.

Yes my problem is 100% identical to yours.
I can't have my xperia C detected as meditek/preloader com port, both with battery inserted or not. Somehow I've seen this methods on YouTube explaining on how to install preloader com port, the thing is he was using different phone/chipset.
I've searched any site showing and locating these two "test point" but no one is using xperia C as a testpiece. Can you please help me?

 

[Chinmayhegde]

how to find those 2 points?

how to find 2 pin points?
i bricked my canvas A120 mt6582 i flashed with huawei honour holly marshmallow ROM
nothing is working even preloader / Vcom nothing is detecting when connecting to PC
is this method solve my problem?

 

[vetfactor]

Hi guys,

Basically as i understand the critical blocks are the first 5, PRELOADER and DSP_BL (that's why flash tool has them with red text) and also MBR, EBR1 and UBOOT.

thanks for reviving my phone Mt6582 GTide V1, i had downladed the five blocks, the screen lighted with manufacturer logo.
rather than the led notification point which doesn't respond to any handling.
then tried to install the selected blocks by SPFT, unfotunately didn't succeed.:crying:
but seems fortunate because i can go to the service center that they can recover the phone rather than completely dead phone.
so i can stay finger crossed.:fingers-crossed:
really you are the hero of MT65xx forums.:good:
million thanks.

 

[damith92]

Hi guys,

A good lesson learned after rewriting PRELOADER and DSP_BL with another phone's.
The phone was dead, no led when connected to usb and of course no activity on flash tool as the usb port was not activating.
Basically as i understand the critical blocks are the first 5, PRELOADER and DSP_BL (that's why flash tool has them with red text) and also MBR, EBR1 and UBOOT.

Anyway after having the phone in this condition i was searching for unbricking methods and i found this good thread in the Russian site forum.china-iphone.ru/viewtopic.php?p=730752
I understood the principle although the translation was not good, i searched with the multimeter for points that with connected the usb cable will have a voltage near the battery voltage as was suggested at that post. Finaly i found the two points that are shown in the second picture (points 1 and 2).

Without battery, connected the usb cable to the pc and opened the device manager.
I turned the multimeter to the location that acts like jumper, using the multimeter cables was very handy for that.
I touched it some times, nothing was happening and decided to keep it alittle more, the list moved in device manager but nothing special.
So i decided to keep it more than 5 seconds, the device manager recognized Mediatek USB port, that was. The drivers were there installed from previous attempts. I also had installed manually as legacy devices some extra from the mediatek driver list.

I started flash tool, loaded the scatter file of the ROM i use for this phone and selected only the first 5 blocks and pressed download.
I connected the two points and kept them like that till flashing finished.
I placed the battery and pushed it to touch the pins (cause without the back frame don't fits ok) and the red led was working now.
Assembled it back, loaded again the flash tool but now with all the blocks selected and did the flashing now using the usual way with the battery.
That's it after flashing finished the phone booted ok and started the setup.

I had a complete backup that i did with the MTKdroidTools and got back the phone as it was exactly before flashing the wrong rom.

For anyone that has the phone in same bad condition and wants to try this method of course as usual i must say is done AT YOUR OWN RISK
If there is a possibility to have the phone replaced do it.

which two points we shoud short circuit. GND with TP or VCC with TP?

 

[tuncaytas]

i got dead brick letv x620 do you know the testpoint dots on the board or give me clu

Hi guys,

A good lesson learned after rewriting PRELOADER and DSP_BL with another phone's.
The phone was dead, no led when connected to usb and of course no activity on flash tool as the usb port was not activating.
Basically as i understand the critical blocks are the first 5, PRELOADER and DSP_BL (that's why flash tool has them with red text) and also MBR, EBR1 and UBOOT.

Anyway after having the phone in this condition i was searching for unbricking methods and i found this good thread in the Russian site forum.china-iphone.ru/viewtopic.php?p=730752
I understood the principle although the translation was not good, i searched with the multimeter for points that with connected the usb cable will have a voltage near the battery voltage as was suggested at that post. Finaly i found the two points that are shown in the second picture (points 1 and 2).

Without battery, connected the usb cable to the pc and opened the device manager.
I turned the multimeter to the location that acts like jumper, using the multimeter cables was very handy for that.
I touched it some times, nothing was happening and decided to keep it alittle more, the list moved in device manager but nothing special.
So i decided to keep it more than 5 seconds, the device manager recognized Mediatek USB port, that was. The drivers were there installed from previous attempts. I also had installed manually as legacy devices some extra from the mediatek driver list.

I started flash tool, loaded the scatter file of the ROM i use for this phone and selected only the first 5 blocks and pressed download.
I connected the two points and kept them like that till flashing finished.
I placed the battery and pushed it to touch the pins (cause without the back frame don't fits ok) and the red led was working now.
Assembled it back, loaded again the flash tool but now with all the blocks selected and did the flashing now using the usual way with the battery.
That's it after flashing finished the phone booted ok and started the setup.

I had a complete backup that i did with the MTKdroidTools and got back the phone as it was exactly before flashing the wrong rom.

For anyone that has the phone in same bad condition and wants to try this method of course as usual i must say is done AT YOUR OWN RISK
If there is a possibility to have the phone replaced do it.

i got dead brick letv x620 do you know the testpoint dots on the board or give me clue pls

---------- Post added at 11:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:32 PM ----------

Hi guys,

A good lesson learned after rewriting PRELOADER and DSP_BL with another phone's.
The phone was dead, no led when connected to usb and of course no activity on flash tool as the usb port was not activating.
Basically as i understand the critical blocks are the first 5, PRELOADER and DSP_BL (that's why flash tool has them with red text) and also MBR, EBR1 and UBOOT.

Anyway after having the phone in this condition i was searching for unbricking methods and i found this good thread in the Russian site forum.china-iphone.ru/viewtopic.php?p=730752
I understood the principle although the translation was not good, i searched with the multimeter for points that with connected the usb cable will have a voltage near the battery voltage as was suggested at that post. Finaly i found the two points that are shown in the second picture (points 1 and 2).

Without battery, connected the usb cable to the pc and opened the device manager.
I turned the multimeter to the location that acts like jumper, using the multimeter cables was very handy for that.
I touched it some times, nothing was happening and decided to keep it alittle more, the list moved in device manager but nothing special.
So i decided to keep it more than 5 seconds, the device manager recognized Mediatek USB port, that was. The drivers were there installed from previous attempts. I also had installed manually as legacy devices some extra from the mediatek driver list.

I started flash tool, loaded the scatter file of the ROM i use for this phone and selected only the first 5 blocks and pressed download.
I connected the two points and kept them like that till flashing finished.
I placed the battery and pushed it to touch the pins (cause without the back frame don't fits ok) and the red led was working now.
Assembled it back, loaded again the flash tool but now with all the blocks selected and did the flashing now using the usual way with the battery.
That's it after flashing finished the phone booted ok and started the setup.

I had a complete backup that i did with the MTKdroidTools and got back the phone as it was exactly before flashing the wrong rom.

For anyone that has the phone in same bad condition and wants to try this method of course as usual i must say is done AT YOUR OWN RISK
If there is a possibility to have the phone replaced do it.

hi i got dead brick letv x620 i need the testpoint dots can you help me pls

 

[rosel11078]

Hi guys,

A good lesson learned after rewriting PRELOADER and DSP_BL with another phone's.
The phone was dead, no led when connected to usb and of course no activity on flash tool as the usb port was not activating.
Basically as i understand the critical blocks are the first 5, PRELOADER and DSP_BL (that's why flash tool has them with red text) and also MBR, EBR1 and UBOOT.

Anyway after having the phone in this condition i was searching for unbricking methods and i found this good thread in the Russian site forum.china-iphone.ru/viewtopic.php?p=730752
I understood the principle although the translation was not good, i searched with the multimeter for points that with connected the usb cable will have a voltage near the battery voltage as was suggested at that post. Finaly i found the two points that are shown in the second picture (points 1 and 2).

Without battery, connected the usb cable to the pc and opened the device manager.
I turned the multimeter to the location that acts like jumper, using the multimeter cables was very handy for that.
I touched it some times, nothing was happening and decided to keep it alittle more, the list moved in device manager but nothing special.
So i decided to keep it more than 5 seconds, the device manager recognized Mediatek USB port, that was. The drivers were there installed from previous attempts. I also had installed manually as legacy devices some extra from the mediatek driver list.

I started flash tool, loaded the scatter file of the ROM i use for this phone and selected only the first 5 blocks and pressed download.
I connected the two points and kept them like that till flashing finished.
I placed the battery and pushed it to touch the pins (cause without the back frame don't fits ok) and the red led was working now.
Assembled it back, loaded again the flash tool but now with all the blocks selected and did the flashing now using the usual way with the battery.
That's it after flashing finished the phone booted ok and started the setup.

I had a complete backup that i did with the MTKdroidTools and got back the phone as it was exactly before flashing the wrong rom.

For anyone that has the phone in same bad condition and wants to try this method of course as usual i must say is done AT YOUR OWN RISK
If there is a possibility to have the phone replaced do it.

Hey friend I have got the same situation right now, so I was flashing the phone but was interrupted at the 60% and computer not recognize the phone now, what I have to do?
soldier wire in two pints on the board and press vol up insert usb cable put on the battery open flash tool, is that ok???

 

[Willjoe2442]

Method-1: Using the One-click root application
Step-1: Back up your device
This is the basic and necessary step before making any significant changes to your mobile phone. If something goes wrong during the process, then the data backup can help to get all your valuable stuff back in your phone. You can take the backup on your Google account or can use the third-party apps.

Step-2: Choose the application
After you take the backup of your phone, it is time to choose the APK or custom ROM. You may know that the Android platform is open-source and that’s why there are many modified versions available created by the developers. After checking the compatibility with your phone, you can select rooting programs like Kingo Root or Towelroot to distribute and install the software.

Here, I will provide the steps using the Kingo Root app.

Step-3: Download the application
The Kingo Root app is not available in the Google PlayStore. So, you have to download the APK and install it manually.

1. You can visit the official download page from your mobile and get it from there directly.

2. If you are using your computer or if the download fails, you can download and email the APK as an attachment.
Open the receiver email ID in your phone and download the file.

3. Before downloading the file, allow applications from unknown sources in your device. (Settings > Security > Unknown Sources)

4. Install the app on your device.

Step-4: Run the application​

After the successful installation of the app, run it on your device. Now, tap on the ‘One-click root’ and wait for some time. If everything is fine, your phone will be rooted within a minute.

So, above are the steps to root your Android device with the Kingo Root app. In case, if you want to reverse the Android root, open the app again and click on ‘remove root.’

Regards,
Willjoe