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[jimger]

Actually you should be able to root, it's no different, why on earth did you wipe your phone?

You should just be trying to boot patched images, not flash them.

If you're already rooted and you're updating to a new OS then the install after ota method should work as expected..if not then just flash the stock boot image

Thanks for letting me know. Anyway I was fine flashing back stock but then tried some kind of weird op9 pro twrp thing from xda that someone suggested and phone was wiped without me being asked. I flashed original boot but phone just started empty... So nothing I could do. But feel free to try yourself and tell. Me if it works. I am just trying to warn people about this. Your phone your data. I just wish I had this warning before upgrading.

 

[dladz]

Thanks for letting me know. Anyway I was fine flashing back stock but then tried some kind of weird op9 pro twrp thing from xda that someone suggested and phone was wiped without me being asked. I flashed original boot but phone just started empty... So nothing I could do. But feel free to try yourself and tell. Me if it works. I am just trying to warn people about this. Your phone your data. I just wish I had this warning before upgrading.

You honestly don't need TWRP on any phone these days...unless you're into making nand back ups.

Definitely avoid installing anything from the OnePlus 9 as it most certainly won't work, you can test again by booting images, there's no risk to this method as it's only temporary until you reboot again.

I don't have the 8 pro any longer I'm on the 10 pro but the theory is still the same.

 

[jimger]

You honestly don't need TWRP on any phone these days...unless you're into making nand back ups.

Definitely avoid installing anything from the OnePlus 9 as it most certainly won't work, you can test again by booting images, there's no risk to this method as it's only temporary until you reboot again.

I don't have the 8 pro any longer I'm on the 10 pro but the theory is still the same.

In theory I wouldn't have issue with rooting... But I did. Tbh I found open issue on magisk about same issues on 13.1. Anyway I said there I had op8 pro and tried that. Problem was as said that cleaned it self for no reason no warning... So even by booting might end up the same. Don't know. Anyway in theory should work but in reality it didn't...

 

[dladz]

In theory I wouldn't have issue with rooting... But I did. Tbh I found open issue on magisk about same issues on 13.1. Anyway I said there I had op8 pro and tried that. Problem was as said that cleaned it self for no reason no warning... So even by booting might end up the same. Don't know. Anyway in theory should work but in reality it didn't...

Yea I get it that it shouldn't wipe. I can't comment on that, however you shouldn't flash things meant for other devices, also by booting it will not have that effect it will just fail to boot, it 100% will not wipe so you must have flashed it or done something else, bare in mind by flashing you would have had to define a slot meaning your original would have been switched to the new, potentially forcing you to wipe, you probably could have swapped slots when it happened..

Saying that, all of this is meaningless as it's already done.

As a rule of thumb, just boot images don't flash and you'll be fine.

 

[jimger]

Yea I get it that it shouldn't wipe. I can't comment on that, however you shouldn't flash things meant for other devices, also by booting it will not have that effect it will just fail to boot, it 100% will not wipe so you must have flashed it or done something else, bare in mind by flashing you would have had to define a slot meaning your original would have been switched to the new, potentially forcing you to wipe, you probably could have swapped slots when it happened..

Saying that, all of this is meaningless as it's already done.

As a rule of thumb, just boot images don't flash and you'll be fine.

Personally had problems just booting stuff the last couple years. But anyway. BTW I thought it was for op8 pro. Anyway....

 

[dladz]

Personally had problems just booting stuff the last couple years. But anyway. BTW I thought it was for op8 pro. Anyway....

Yea images can fail.. have had that myself with others, I always make them myself and they've never failed.

 

[jimger]

The boot image I made myself. Man, magisk isn't compatible with that flavor of android at least for oos. At least yet. Not sure if it works for op 10

 

[dladz]

The boot image I made myself. Man, magisk isn't compatible with that flavor of android at least for oos. At least yet. Not sure if it works for op 10

Yes it works perfectly here buddy..

 

[jimger]

Yes it works perfectly here buddy..

Lucky you then.

Magisk boot loop with OnePlus 9 Pro OTA boot image LE2125_13.1.0.500 · Issue #7018 · topjohnwu/Magisk

Device: OnePlus 9 Pro (LE2125) Android version: 13 Magisk version name: 26.1 Magisk version code: 26102 I've had root for years and used Magisk without issue. Today, OnePlus released update LE2125_...

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That was similar issue for op9 pro. Had the same. Was first time ever that phone got wiped without noticing me

 

[dladz]

Lucky you then.

Magisk boot loop with OnePlus 9 Pro OTA boot image LE2125_13.1.0.500 · Issue #7018 · topjohnwu/Magisk

Device: OnePlus 9 Pro (LE2125) Android version: 13 Magisk version name: 26.1 Magisk version code: 26102 I've had root for years and used Magisk without issue. Today, OnePlus released update LE2125_...

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That was similar issue for op9 pro. Had the same. Was first time ever that phone got wiped without noticing me

And does this issue exist on previous versions? I'd probably avoid updating or go for a canary build until it's fixed..

 

[Nimueh]

And does this issue exist on previous versions? I'd probably avoid updating or go for a canary build until it's fixed..

I rooted my 9P on OOS 13 with 26.1 just fine 4 weeks ago when I got it, and again this week after updating to the latest OOS 13 (the "Install" button of the local update immediately rebooted, so I couldn't keep root but instead had to freshly root + flash TWRP all over again).

I don't know why some users are having those issues, or what they're doing differently. But for ME Stable Magisk 26.1 works just as 25.2 did - flawless

 

[zioloiso]

Actually you should be able to root, it's no different, why on earth did you wipe your phone?

You should just be trying to boot patched images, not flash them.

If you're already rooted and you're updating to a new OS then the install after ota method should work as expected..if not then just flash the stock boot image

Thx for info, I try install update and flashg boot and is ok.

 

[dladz]

I rooted my 9P on OOS 13 with 26.1 just fine 4 weeks ago when I got it, and again this week after updating to the latest OOS 13 (the "Install" button of the local update immediately rebooted, so I couldn't keep root but instead had to freshly root + flash TWRP all over again).

I don't know why some users are having those issues, or what they're doing differently. But for ME Stable Magisk 26.1 works just as 25.2 did - flawless

Just use the system update 13 APK.

I've attached it, it'll allow you to not reboot after an installation.

 

[dladz]

Thx for info, I try install update and flashg boot and is ok.

If you're already rooted just use the system update APK I just posted, grab your updates from oxygen updater...

Install it using the APK, don't reboot.

Open magisk then click install after ota.

If you're not rooted then yes take the full update, extract and patch the boot image then boot it then install directly..

Instructions in the OP.

 

[Nimueh]

Just use the system update 13 APK.

I've attached it, it'll allow you to not reboot after an installation.

That is what I used. Then I had an option to "local update" under system update. It "unpacked" for a long time, then "verified". After that I had the "Install" button and tapping it immediately made the device reboot

No big deal though, I just patched the boot.img again and flashed it as well as TWRP and was back to normal. It just p*ssed me off that "Install" made the phone reboot without any further confirmation

 

[dladz]

That is what I used. Then I had an option to "local update" under system update. It "unpacked" for a long time, then "verified". After that I had the "Install" button and tapping it immediately made the device reboot

No big deal though, I just patched the boot.img again and flashed it as well as TWRP and was back to normal. It just p*ssed me off that "Install" made the phone reboot without any further confirmation

Ah ok, I avoid the onboard system update, it just does its thing once you commit to installation.

I only use oxygen updater...haven't ever took an onboard update before.

 

[Nimueh]

Ah ok, I avoid the onboard system update, it just does its thing once you commit to installation.

I only use oxygen updater...haven't ever took an onboard update before.

Yea - I grabbed the update from Oxygen Updater, then went to System Update, 3-dot menu, Local Update (which is what that apk installed, right?).

Is there a different/better way to do a local update, one that doesn't sneakily reboot lol?

 

[dladz]

Yea - I grabbed the update from Oxygen Updater, then went to System Update, 3-dot menu, Local Update (which is what that apk installed, right?).

Is there a different/better way to do a local update, one that doesn't sneakily reboot lol?

So avoid the system update within settings/ about / system update.

Use system update as an app within your app drawer.

The app drawer one won't reboot.

 

[Nimueh]

So avoid the system update within settings/ about / system update.

Use system update as an app within your app drawer.

The app drawer one won't reboot.

Well I'll be damned LOL ... nobody told me there'd be a new app in the drawer and I just assumed the new "local update" entry in settings/system update was what I wanted!

Thank you so much - I'll try my luck with that one next time ... unless I've switched to a custom rom by then since OOS 13 is utter crap lol

 

[dladz]

Well I'll be damned LOL ... nobody told me there'd be a new app in the drawer and I just assumed the new "local update" entry in settings/system update was what I wanted!

Thank you so much - I'll try my luck with that one next time ... unless I've switched to a custom rom by then since OOS 13 is utter crap lol

Haha no worries man, it'd be nice if it modded the system UI but alas we're stuck with an app I'm afraid..

Lol least you're good to go now.

All good man

PS: custom ROMs, lol what are they? There's not a single one on the 10 pro...we can root etc but very little else.