Lewmur pls answer thisa
nd now i come back to my original question
can I flash the twrp for t510xxu4bua1
on the t510xxs5buc4
Lewmur pls answer thisa
nd now i come back to my original question
can I flash the twrp for t510xxu4bua1
on the t510xxs5buc4
Then how do I root my device if I don't have twrp
Read the instructions on rooting with Magisk Manager. I'm not going to give you step by step for what has already been answered.
Can you gimme a twrp for xxs5buc4Read the instructions on rooting with Magisk Manager. I'm not going to give you step by step for what has already been answered.
New build posted for T510XXU5CUF4. Note that the bootloader in this OEM firmware release has rollback prevention, so you might want to give some thought first before upgrading.
Downloads:
Build archives:
Change Log:
v3.5.2_9-0:
- Updated to T510XXU5CUF4 posted kernel source.
But I have one simple question: how to root my device? What file I needed to patch? I don`t understand that after reading @ianmacd topic, which you refer to in the beginning of our theme.New build posted for T510XXU5CUF4. Note that the bootloader in this OEM firmware release has rollback prevention, so you might want to give some thought first before upgrading.
Downloads:
Build archives:
Change Log:
v3.5.2_9-0:
- Updated to T510XXU5CUF4 posted kernel source.
I believe you need to need to have Magisk Manager patch the recovery partition on this device, which can be a custom recovery like TWRP. I haven't tested this personally, but you can probably just point it to the .img file downloaded here and then flash the patched recovery image right in TWRP. (I tend to run custom ROMs that have built-in dynamic root, so this isn't part of my normal smoke testing.)But I have one simple question: how to root my device? What file I needed to patch? I don`t understand that after reading @ianmacd topic, which you refer to in the beginning of our theme.
if i understand you, i need to doing these steps:I believe you need to need to have Magisk Manager patch the recovery partition on this device, which can be a custom recovery like TWRP. I haven't tested this personally, but you can probably just point it to the .img file downloaded here and then flash the patched recovery image right in TWRP. (I tend to run custom ROMs that have built-in dynamic root, so this isn't part of my normal smoke testing.)
You should install multidisabler first so that it disables boot security features and VaultKeeper. (If you don't want to reformat the data partition, there are versions that will allow you to keep encrypt.) Then yes, it's just a matter of patching the TWRP .img file in Magisk Manager and then flashing that patched .img in TWRP -> Install -> Install Image -> Recovery. There's then a special boot sequence you need to load Magisk vs. enter TWRP, but I forget now what the key sequence is.if i understand you, i need to doing these steps:
1) patch your last twrp img through magisk manager app
2) boot into twrp
3) reinstall modified (patched) twrp
4) (?) install multidisabler (???)
You should install multidisabler first so that it disables boot security features and VaultKeeper. (If you don't want to reformat the data partition, there are versions that will allow you to keep encrypt.) Then yes, it's just a matter of patching the TWRP .img file in Magisk Manager and then flashing that patched .img in TWRP -> Install -> Install Image -> Recovery. There's then a special boot sequence you need to load Magisk vs. enter TWRP, but I forget now what the key sequence is.
thx for advice, thinking about it later, but i really dissapointed about that which Samsung used to obstruct getting root permissions...I thought that you need to patch the boot partition (boot.img) from the ROM.
I thought it was the AP module that needed to be patched. If you read the thread for rooting the T500, that is the one that gets patched.I believe you need to need to have Magisk Manager patch the recovery partition on this device, which can be a custom recovery like TWRP. I haven't tested this personally, but you can probably just point it to the .img file downloaded here and then flash the patched recovery image right in TWRP. (I tend to run custom ROMs that have built-in dynamic root, so this isn't part of my normal smoke testing.)
ok, i understand) but before that i back to full stock through and try to root again using advices from original guide. maybe i needn`t a twrp if i wiil get root)I thought it was the AP module that needed to be patched. If you read the thread for rooting the T500, that is the one that gets patched.
Forget that generic guide. This one was written for the T500 and should work for the T510 while, of course, substituting the T510 images.ok, i understand) but before that i back to full stock through and try to root again using advices from original guide. maybe i needn`t a twrp if i wiil get root)
really great, thx) rewrite that post when i get some results)Forget that generic guide. This one was written for the T500 and should work for the T510 while, of course, substituting the T510 images.
after one day of my tries i did it. but it works like in the orginal guide:We're not done yet. After booting, you will need to open the Magisk app from the app drawer and follow the on-screen instructions to replace the Magisk stub with the actual full application, and further complete the required setup when prompted by Magisk app.
As a summary, after installing Magisk in recovery (starting from power off):
- (Power up normally) → (System with NO Magisk)
- (Recovery Key Combo) → (Splash screen) → (Release all buttons) → (System with Magisk)
- (Recovery Key Combo) → (Splash screen) → (Long press volume up) → (Recovery Mode)
...and we just got a new drop of the AOSP 10 GSI. Please stand by...Hello.
Source code of SM-T510 Android 10
T510XXU3BTFN
on https://opensource.samsung.com/uploadSearch