Sorry I forgot to show a step in the video. At 11:51 after your phone is finished with the initial setup you need to copy the magisk.apk file from pc to your phone.
Thanks for this guide, mate ! But I have a question. Do you want to say, that among all the files in downloaded folder i only need ONE of them, after boot into twwrp, only the magisk ? No dm verity, No Verify or any else ?
@@Ko6pa Any time buddy. Correct, everything is just as is shown in the video with the exception of magisk.apk which I had forgotten to mention in the video. The root method is completely different than the other one where you would've needed that "verify" and other stuff and thus there's no need for them here.
Hey @MTGamesMT, regardless of the version of twrp I use, I keep receiving the message: "Set Warranty Bit: Recovery" after restart and TWRP never starts, any option?
No idea man sorry. Not only is the video 5 years old but I myself have never experienced this message. Google is your friend. I did a quick search and found several links to forums and videos. Good luck
do you still need to anti root removal tool like other tutorials have? Yours is the only one it seems that only flashes the newer modified Magisk.zip. Thanks!
You're quite welcome. Actually this tutorial was derived from various other tutorials. And no, I didn't have to use the anti root removal, but then again I can only speak for my phone's model. SM-G960F. I think it all comes down to the model and oem unlock option. If you have control over that option and can keep it permanently active, then you should be able to follow my tutorial and achieve the same result. If for some reason your oem unlock gets lost/reset/etc then you'll wind up having to wait 7 days. Unfortunately I don't know how/what precisely dictates the way the oem unlock behaves on the various different models. Hope this helps.
Hi there, ERM, I sorta need help, I am getting an error 7 when I am attempting to actually flashcustom ROM after I used these steps, something about vendor. Can someone help me?
@@mimikar2524 No worries. I assume you used this link from the description? androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410963190603893795 This is the one that the developer provided for pie, but I can't myself confirm it works because I'm using Oreo. If you used the correct link and followed the steps accurately then you the only thing you can do is ask the developer here: forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-8/development/29-09-17-dr-ketan-rom-jio-volte-n1-t3681163/page552 He seems to be doing a pretty good job responding to questions. Good luck.
Prior to this month it was impossible, but as of May 5th someone came up with a method but it's still in testing status. You can read about it here: forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-9/samsung-galaxy-note-9-snapdragon-roms-kernels-recoveries--other-development/root-t3927413
@@blazingevildee Flash your stock rom over it. Search for your phone's exact model (the one that shows in "about phone") and download the stock rom specific to your device then use ODIN to flash it. This video should help: th-cam.com/video/xZKe6neNaLg/w-d-xo.html This site might have your stock rom or just google it www.getdroidtips.com/samsung-galaxy-s9-stock-firmware/
Yes just flash your stock rom over it using Odin. This should get rid of root privileges but I couldn't tell you for sure about warranty. Not sure if something gets triggered upon rooting the first time to void it forever. I've heard that this happens.
@@pumpx_x777 Sorry I don't know as it's a pretty complex issue. It depends on several things such as the phone's model, variant/region and root method and I'm not an expert on those things. I doubt you can get a definitive answer but a good place to ask would probably be XDA forums. Generally speaking, when you root you're taking a pretty severe chance because something (anything actually) could go wrong in the process and your phone might get hard-bricked. So when I decide to root my devices I always have the mentality that from that point on there's no turning back in terms of warranty and this stuff. I don't root unless I am ready to accept that. There's a reason phones aren't sold already rooted. Good luck.
I'm no expert on the matter but I'd do some basic troubleshooting such as rebooting and trying to create a new Samsung account to try to determine where the problem lies. You may also want to try logging on with your existing Samsung account on someone else's phone. Worst case scenario you can just flash your phone's stock rom back on using Odin.
@@blazingevildee Okay so now try creating a new samsung account and see if that works on the s9 plus. If it does you might want to just use that account on the s9 plus. If it doesn't work, then flash back your s9 plus's stock rom using Odin to revert everything back to working order. I've heard that the s9 pus is a bit more finicky to root than the s9.
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Sorry I forgot to show a step in the video. At 11:51 after your phone is finished with the initial setup you need to copy the magisk.apk file from pc to your phone.
Thanks for this guide, mate !
But I have a question. Do you want to say, that among all the files in downloaded folder i only need ONE of them, after boot into twwrp, only the magisk ? No dm verity, No Verify or any else ?
@@Ko6pa Any time buddy. Correct, everything is just as is shown in the video with the exception of magisk.apk which I had forgotten to mention in the video. The root method is completely different than the other one where you would've needed that "verify" and other stuff and thus there's no need for them here.
Hey @MTGamesMT, regardless of the version of twrp I use, I keep receiving the message: "Set Warranty Bit: Recovery" after restart and TWRP never starts, any option?
No idea man sorry. Not only is the video 5 years old but I myself have never experienced this message. Google is your friend. I did a quick search and found several links to forums and videos. Good luck
do you still need to anti root removal tool like other tutorials have? Yours is the only one it seems that only flashes the newer modified Magisk.zip. Thanks!
You're quite welcome. Actually this tutorial was derived from various other tutorials. And no, I didn't have to use the anti root removal, but then again I can only speak for my phone's model. SM-G960F. I think it all comes down to the model and oem unlock option. If you have control over that option and can keep it permanently active, then you should be able to follow my tutorial and achieve the same result. If for some reason your oem unlock gets lost/reset/etc then you'll wind up having to wait 7 days. Unfortunately I don't know how/what precisely dictates the way the oem unlock behaves on the various different models. Hope this helps.
Can you help me i want to root alcatel pixi 4 4034D with kingroot but always stop at 70%.😭😭
just done my root ,thank you for this video ( my phone samsung s9+)
You're welcome. What Android version?
Android 9.0
hooray for me i have a snapdragon woohoo lets take more time to piss away dev team
It wont work on 9.0 Pie with newest ONE UI, appears compatibility error..
Thanks for the feedback. That sucks to hear. Hopefully a solution or an alternate method surfaces soon.
you must be done something wrong, as i just done my samsung s9+
@@sinonimikas 9.0 ?
It was giveing me updating error....?
Hi there, ERM, I sorta need help, I am getting an error 7 when I am attempting to actually flashcustom ROM after I used these steps, something about vendor. Can someone help me?
Please provide your phone's exact model number from settings/about phone as well as your android version.
i do the same steps but u had an error message telling me only only official released binaries are allowed to be flashed.plz help resolving this
Give me your phone's exact model number from Settings/About Phone and your Android version and I'll see what I can do.
@@MTGamesMT sm g965f android pie.thanks a lot
@@mimikar2524 No worries. I assume you used this link from the description?
androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410963190603893795
This is the one that the developer provided for pie, but I can't myself confirm it works because I'm using Oreo. If you used the correct link and followed the steps accurately then you the only thing you can do is ask the developer here:
forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-8/development/29-09-17-dr-ketan-rom-jio-volte-n1-t3681163/page552
He seems to be doing a pretty good job responding to questions. Good luck.
@@MTGamesMT thanks a lot .i will see.
Hi
The magisk not installed
I downloaded the manager apk but not working
Any help?
Can you give me the phone model from settings/about phone? And also the android version you are running and the build number.
mine reboot took only 1 minute
Should i wait for 7 days even if the oem arrow is checked on?
No, if you can control the OEM option you don't have to. The 7-day wait is to regain access to that option if you lose it.
@@MTGamesMT thanks a lot for responding so fast.
It finally worked for me. Thanks again for the help.
@@mimikar2524 Terrific to hear. You're welcome
How can I root my s9 it is a snapdragon variant.
Prior to this month it was impossible, but as of May 5th someone came up with a method but it's still in testing status. You can read about it here:
forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-9/samsung-galaxy-note-9-snapdragon-roms-kernels-recoveries--other-development/root-t3927413
my twrp won't dl as a .tar
What format is it downloading as? If it's .img then you can skip the step of converting it using the tar odin tool.
Do you have to format data?
Yes
I have tried it before and it went into bootloot and wouldnt load how to get it back to factory reset
@@blazingevildee Flash your stock rom over it. Search for your phone's exact model (the one that shows in "about phone") and download the stock rom specific to your device then use ODIN to flash it. This video should help:
th-cam.com/video/xZKe6neNaLg/w-d-xo.html
This site might have your stock rom or just google it
www.getdroidtips.com/samsung-galaxy-s9-stock-firmware/
Someone that confirm works with android pie?
It does not work for me on android pie
It works on android pie for me at last. I comfirm
@@mimikar2524 s9
S9 plus
How i can do whitout pc?
Impossible because you need to be in download mode to copy over the needed files. And in that mode you can't use youtube or any internet
Can u unroot it again ?
Yes just flash your stock rom over it using Odin. This should get rid of root privileges but I couldn't tell you for sure about warranty. Not sure if something gets triggered upon rooting the first time to void it forever. I've heard that this happens.
@@MTGamesMT is there any other safe way
@@pumpx_x777 You mean in terms of the warranty?
@@MTGamesMT Yeah
@@pumpx_x777 Sorry I don't know as it's a pretty complex issue. It depends on several things such as the phone's model, variant/region and root method and I'm not an expert on those things. I doubt you can get a definitive answer but a good place to ask would probably be XDA forums. Generally speaking, when you root you're taking a pretty severe chance because something (anything actually) could go wrong in the process and your phone might get hard-bricked. So when I decide to root my devices I always have the mentality that from that point on there's no turning back in terms of warranty and this stuff. I don't root unless I am ready to accept that. There's a reason phones aren't sold already rooted. Good luck.
I have rooted my phone but my Samsung account sop working and also when i sent a new pin for my phone it doesn't work
I'm no expert on the matter but I'd do some basic troubleshooting such as rebooting and trying to create a new Samsung account to try to determine where the problem lies. You may also want to try logging on with your existing Samsung account on someone else's phone. Worst case scenario you can just flash your phone's stock rom back on using Odin.
It already works on my s7 everything fine, the only issue on my s9 plus
@@blazingevildee Okay so now try creating a new samsung account and see if that works on the s9 plus. If it does you might want to just use that account on the s9 plus. If it doesn't work, then flash back your s9 plus's stock rom using Odin to revert everything back to working order. I've heard that the s9 pus is a bit more finicky to root than the s9.
Can i do anything about the pin