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fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.imgthanks
how to flash via fasboot ?
Worked perfectly using the command:Here are the stock and Magisk patched boot images:
Android 10 OB1:
http://www.mediafire.com/folder/2ffhwvqplh9ui/OnePlus_6_OOS_OB1
Flash using fastboot.
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
Which OB2 are you talking about?Does it not work for OB2?
I think it's impossible without TWRP, unless you do a data wipe.Hello,
I successfully updated to Android 10 and I would like to be Root, with the Magisk boot patcher working except that I forgot to uninstall the pie modules, so since some are not compatible with Android 10, it causes a bootloop, how can you remove the modules install without twrp?
Please thank you
You'll need to use Magisk Uninstaller, but I've no idea how you'd go about that without TWRP. Try the stock boot.img maybe?Hello,
I successfully updated to Android 10 and I would like to be Root, with the Magisk boot patcher working except that I forgot to uninstall the pie modules, so since some are not compatible with Android 10, it causes a bootloop, how can you remove the modules install without twrp?
Please thank you
I was in the same situation and can confirm flashing the stock boot.img recovered from bootloop. Now to wait for compatible TWRPYou'll need to use Magisk Uninstaller, but I've no idea how you'd go about that without TWRP. Try the stock boot.img maybe?
Flashing the stock boot runs the system but so I'm not magisk so I'm not the root. I'm just trying to remove the magisk modules to prevent it from installing when I flash the boot patched because if I let it bootloopYou'll need to use Magisk Uninstaller, but I've no idea how you'd go about that without TWRP. Try the stock boot.img maybe?
There's no way. Unless you flash stock boot image, then factory reset, which will remove all traces of Magisk.I have the xXx installed via Magisk and flashing the patched boot gets stuck in a bootloop. Seems xXx is not compatible with Android 10 but there's no way to remove the module. Anyway around this, aside from flashing stock boot and staying unrooted?
Try to flash back to the same build you just came from, at this point it's try or lose everything anyways. Flash last version you had installed along with whatever twrp/magisk you had.I have the xXx installed via Magisk and flashing the patched boot gets stuck in a bootloop. Seems xXx is not compatible with Android 10 but there's no way to remove the module. Anyway around this, aside from flashing stock boot and staying unrooted?
Have you tried fastboot to change the slot you are booting to? If not you can try using this command in adbHello,
I successfully updated to Android 10 and I would like to be Root, with the Magisk boot patcher working except that I forgot to uninstall the pie modules, so since some are not compatible with Android 10, it causes a bootloop, how can you remove the modules install without twrp?
Please thank you
No, it won't wipe your phone. Yes, you'll still be able to update, but it will download the whole update, not increment since your bootloader is unlocked.Will flashing this wipe my phone? and will I still be able to update to future OTAs?