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Save rumplestilzken/1d66b6e3aae16ece75f06b00d466d246 to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
| Unlock your Titan. | |
| Obtain Magisk.apk [Magisk 25.2](https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases/download/v25.2/Magisk-v25.2.apk) | |
| Obtain Stock Rom | |
| Extract Stock Rom and copy boot.img to your Titan. | |
| Run Magisk on boot.img, make sure to include vbmeta patch. Do not check this for Titan Pocket and Titan Slim | |
| Copy new Magisk boot.img to your computer | |
| Boot into bootloader mode (adb reboot fastboot or Power + Volume Up while booting, once booted into recovery, if you get | |
| a No Command screen, hold power and tap volume up, boot to bootloader) | |
| fastboot flash boot magisk-boot.img | |
| # You will need to redo this step on lineage if you perform it on stock. | |
| boot into system and open Magisk while connected to the internet. | |
| finalize settings and reboot | |
| # on lineage only, this will not work on stock. | |
| adb root | |
| adb remount # Not required on vndklite images | |
| adb reboot # Not required on vndklite images | |
| adb root # Not required on vndklite images | |
| adb remount # Not required on vndklite images | |
| adb shell touch /system/titan-test | |
| If you get errors, there is something wrong. If the file is created in system, you are good to go. |
for people came here i gave you a really important notice that
you should keep the origin version of magisk which is 25.2
dont updrate to 27 in the app DONT, it will remove the option when you trying to patch boot.img and course bootloop after you flashed the produced image to boot
Obtain Stock Rom
How am I supposed to do that, with an Android 10 EEA UFS phone bought in 2024...? The Unihertz Gdrive doesn't seem to have any stock firmware for a UFS Titan - they only seem to have a single one anyway, and it's for eMMC phones, from 2020. Assuming that's what I saw, because nobody seems to have an actual link to "the" Unihertz Gdrive root.
I found a version called "2023020417_g61v71c2k_dfl_eea_u.zip" on rumplestilzken.com - is that the right one to take the boot.img from, considering my wireless update version says "Titan_EEA_20221117_20230204-1706"...? Also, if all I want is to root the Titan, can I stop after the "finalize settings and reboot"...?
boot.img does not exist on Unihertz rom zip file.
The closest file would be 'boot-verified.img'