[ROOT] Full Root for the Mate 9

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Just a tip, wipe dalvik & cache after flashing, fixed some small bugs for me (Not being able to get into developer options)

Also, RSA breaks if you flash the wrong boot image (165 on 138) so no adb
 
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Just a tip, wipe dalvik & cache after flashing, fixed some small bugs for me (Not being able to get into developer options)

Also, RSA breaks if you flash the wrong boot image (165 on 138) so no adb
So does this work if RSA break...Sorry I'm a noob. Is this process safe to root? Which one should image should I flash
..The latest one I'm assuming.

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So does this work if RSA break...Sorry I'm a noob. Is this process safe to root? Which one should image should I flash
..The latest one I'm assuming.

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What model are you using?
Check Settings - About - Build number
MHA-L29...

About safeness, worst case you can use FunkyHuawei to restore (Unless you're using the US C567, and it's not a free service). But restoring stock boot using fastboot should be enough, and you would do a data wipe in vain.
 
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So... To be clear for the folks that need clarity (me) to prevent messing up a device without a downloadable full ROM (though I'll do a full TWRP Backup to the best of my ability post step one), the current US only build appropriate boot image is B138?

Thank you for the screenshot. Ready to pop open the new device box and unlock the bootloader and fastboot. This helps so I'm flashing the correct modified boot.img in recovery.
 

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*in that way we don't need to have the boodloader unlocked ??
Yes you must unlock your bootloader in order to flash TWRP and install root.

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---------- Post added at 07:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:32 PM ----------

Time to break my mate 9 back out and root it again. Thank you!

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Just a tip, wipe dalvik & cache after flashing, fixed some small bugs for me (Not being able to get into developer options)

Also, RSA breaks if you flash the wrong boot image (165 on 138) so no adb
I'm gonna fix that in the boot.img. I had issues with adb being unauthorized but realized what the issue was.
 
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Sure, i would love to help the community. Could you kindly explain to me how i can extract this boot.img?
In TWRP do a backup of you rom then go into your sdcard then into TWRP, then backups, then the next folder with all the numbers then into the name of your backup then send me the boot.emmc.win file.