Did you ever flash the stock rom? If you need any help, just let me know.I was hoping I wouldn't have to go all the way back to stockI'll report back when I get it done. Thanks.
Did you ever flash the stock rom? If you need any help, just let me know.I was hoping I wouldn't have to go all the way back to stockI'll report back when I get it done. Thanks.
Thanks. I got root back and since lost it again. For posterity I'll list my steps.Did you ever flash the stock rom? If you need any help, just let me know.
I haven't tried this yet - does it look like it would work?1.) First Off Open Play Store Search For “TWRP” & Install It.
2.) After That Open TWRP App & Enable Root Access
3.) Tap On TWRP Flash >> After That It Will Ask You To Allow Root Access Just Allow It
4.) Now You Have to Search Your Device & Select It
5.) After That You Will See The List Of TWRP Image Version >> Select Latest Version Of TWRP Image & Download It On Phone Internal Storage
6.) Once Download Is Completed Go Back >> Again Tap On TWRP Flash >> Now Tap On “Select a file to flash” >> Now Locate The TWRP Image File That You Just Downloaded >> Select It & Tap On Flash To Recovery
7.) It Will Take Some Seconds To Complete The Flashing Process
8.) That’s It ? You Have Successfully Install TWRP Recovery On Your Moto E6
I doubt it would, because the TWRP app only has official versions and a completely working version hasn't been made for the E6 yet.I just got one of these from Consumer Cellular and want to root it. It has a build of PPBS29.73-81-5-8. The list of files for this only seems to go up to 73-81-5-5. Can I use that anyway or will it brick my phone?
Or better yet, how about this easy looking method (from https://myphoneupdate.com/root-motorola-moto-e6/):
I haven't tried this yet - does it look like it would work?
Looks like you are correct. I ran the TWRP app and didn't find the E6 in their list. So even though that method is called "Install TWRP Recovery On Motorola Moto E6 Using TWRP App: Method 2", it's just BS. Sigh.I doubt it would, because the TWRP app only has official versions and a completely working version hasn't been made for the E6 yet.
Check if you can find it here: https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/surfna/officialpardon anybody
looking for firmware variant 81-5-8
my e6, after the latest security updates
also, I did see on the website from the firmware link
and I saw it went up to 81-6 and the website used to have them all from 81-5
anyone know where to get firmware for e6 81-5-8
I tried flashing after patching and not signed image
also, is there a way to get the recovery image straight off the phone? but it's not rooted
This worked for me. Got some fastboot errors regarding image signature but I was root after I completed the process.I had success rooting this device (Moto E6 Surfna) by following the "Boot Image Patching" method here: https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html
mingkee had success with the same method on the G7 https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g7/how-to/root-g7-magisk-t3907084
Summary:
1. Unlock bootloader, this can help https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g7/how-to/guide-unlock-g7-bootloader-t3906858
2. Download the firmware for your variant: https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/surfna/official/
3. From the firmware zip, extract the recovery.img
4. Install the Magisk Manager https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445 on the phone
5. Push the recovery.img to the phone
6. From the Magisk Manager, tap "Install" then "Select and Patch a File", find the recovery.img and patch it.
7. Pull the patched img to the PC, Magisk Manager will put in /sdcard/Download/magisk_patched.img
8. Flash the patched img as recovery (fastboot flash recovery magisk_patched.img)
I used the recovery.img instead of the boot.img because the boot.img didn't work for me. Check out the "Magisk in Recovery" section https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html
Start the phone in recovery mode and Magisk will start the phone normally. In the future, the phone will need to boot in recovery mode to start Magisk. A normal boot will cause Magisk to deactivate.
Proceed at your own risk. I give no guarantees, implied or otherwise.
Also, I might've missed a step here or there.
Good luck, happy rooting.
Hey this msg keeps popping up when I try to turn on my phoneSo, I got rooted with magisk using stock recovery.
To get around the sometimes accident regular boot.
I flashed the broken twrp that's floating around to my boot partition.
Now it always reboots to recovery.
Going to work out the encryption from fstabs and from the dtb and dtb0.
Also my friends and I are trying to get the twrp working with the touch screen
I'm going to pull the firmware off my e6 for a way back to rooted stock,
Then start working towards getting custom rom
I think twrp that semi works needs the ramdisk fixed up and a point to dtbo.
I might try appending the dtb to the zimage in the recovery kernel....
Anyway just some small progress, I'll update as I have time and make advancement
Don't know if you have solved this or not, but I had ran into a similar. I had accidentally-purposely hit the Firmware Upgrade option on the phone, which sent me to 81-5-8, but was only able to find the 81-5-8 firmware when trying to re-root the system. Long story short, I did a bunch of crazy things, and thought I had bricked my phone since 81-5-8 included a boot partition change.pardon anybody
looking for firmware variant 81-5-8
my e6, after the latest security updates
also, I did see on the website from the firmware link
and I saw it went up to 81-6 and the website used to have them all from 81-5
anyone know where to get firmware for e6 81-5-8
I tried flashing after patching and not signed image
also, is there a way to get the recovery image straight off the phone? but it's not rooted
Make sure that your phone is connected to the Internet.I have a feeling that this is really stupid and I'm missing something obvious, but I have no option to install and select and patch file in Magisk Manager. What am I doing wrong?