Oneplus Kb2007_11_c.44

[Leandrofs]

Please, could someone please let me know where I can download the Oneplus 8T Kb2007_11_c.44 rom? I just want to root my phone.
Thanks!

 

[BillGoss]

There are other options that don't require a copy of the rom. See section A in https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-root-and-keeping-root-options.4387977/

 

[Leandrofs]

There are other options that don't require a copy of the rom. See section A in https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-root-and-keeping-root-options.4387977/

Thank you! Can I use the MSM Tool ReadBack on a rooted phone too?
I have a rooted oneplus 8t and I wanted to make sure the boot.img I get using this tool is the same as when I rooted it the first time. But the boot.img is magisk patched (on my phone).

 

[BillGoss]

Thank you! Can I use the MSM Tool ReadBack on a rooted phone too?
I have a rooted oneplus 8t and I wanted to make sure the boot.img I get using this tool is the same as when I rooted it the first time. But the boot.img is magisk patched (on my phone).

MSM Tool readback just takes a copy of the partitions you select. So if you use it now for the boot partition you'll get a copy of the Magisk patched image.

The only time this wouldn't be the case is if you initially only booted the Magisk patched image (fastboot boot <Magisk-patched-boot>.img) and hadn't flashed it or done a direct install.

If you are rooted you can effectively do the same as MSM readback using the dd command.

 

[Leandrofs]

MSM Tool readback just takes a copy of the partitions you select. So if you use it now for the boot partition you'll get a copy of the Magisk patched image.

The only time this wouldn't be the case is if you initially only booted the Magisk patched image (fastboot boot <Magisk-patched-boot>.img) and hadn't flashed it or done a direct install.

If you are rooted you can effectively do the same as MSM readback using the dd command.

Thank you!

 

[Leandrofs]

Thank you!

MSM Tool readback just takes a copy of the partitions you select. So if you use it now for the boot partition you'll get a copy of the Magisk patched image.

The only time this wouldn't be the case is if you initially only booted the Magisk patched image (fastboot boot <Magisk-patched-boot>.img) and hadn't flashed it or done a direct install.

If you are rooted you can effectively do the same as MSM readback using the dd command.

So, I'll try TWRP. Is safe to use on KB2007?

 

[BillGoss]

I have no idea. But I suggest you fastboot boot <TWRP>.img rather than flash it.