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This video explains how to root an Android phone using Magisk Manager and boot.img

Boot.img can be obtained either from firmware or using WWR @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pj4iFakq33M&t=614s

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In this video tutorial, I'll be explaining how to root an Android device using magisk

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manager and a boot.img. Now you need to get the boot.img for your phone either

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from the firmware which you downloaded online or from a rom which you backed up or

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extracted from your phone. You can backup your phone using a variety of tools

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depending on your chipset but anyway you either get the boot.img from the firmware or

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extracted from your phone. Now, once you have your boot.img, you need to copy to your phone

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storage because you're going to be working on that on the device. Now I have my

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magisk installed and I'm also going to check my root status to show that

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the phone is not rooted okay? so I'm starting from the very beginning, from

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scratch. So you can see I do not have root access on this phone so I will be

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rooting the phone using magisk and my boot.img. Now, its very important you get a

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boot.img for your variant. You know, when it comes to Android, there are number of

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variants so you just can't use any boot.img on your device. You need to get one

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that is for your variant or close to your build number even for your build number

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okay? So once you have that in place, you're going to launch magisk manager. On

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this screen, you just select NO THANKS. Now, if you're using a Samsung device you might

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want to change your settings. You come under Patch Boot Output

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Format. Now, you'll want to change yours to .img.tar that is

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for Samsung users who want to flash their patched boot.img using Odin

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okay? but I want to use in .img format so I'll just leave it as it

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is ok? Samsung users just take note of that

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alright? So now at this screen, you're going to tap Install then you tap Install

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again. Now you're going to select Patch Boot Image File.

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Now, I'm going to locate my stock boot.img, I saved that to the Hovatek

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folder on my internal storage. Okay, I have it here. I'm going to select it now so

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I'm going to allow. So now you'll notice that magisk is going to download the

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zip file and then begin patching alright? So I'll just wait a couple of seconds for

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okay it's almost done, I think I can just slide off so you can see. So now what is

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happening right now is that magisk is now patching the boot image which I just

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loaded and then it's going to produce the patched boot.img for me, its

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going to save it to the phone storage for me alright? So once that is done, I'll

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just head over to flashing the patched boot.img to my device okay?

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packing boot image.

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You might be wondering why I have adb opened here. Its because I want to flash using fastboot. Alright!

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so it says patched boot image is placed here so I'm

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going to actually verify that by launching my file manager. Internal

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storage. I'm looking for Magisk Manager. As you can see, I

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have my patched boot.img, its 11.43 MB. So now, I'm going to copy

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this file to my PC from which I'm going to flash. Now, at this

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point, you now need to flash your boot.img .There's a lot of ways you

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can flash your boot image depending on your kind of chipset and what you have. You might decide to

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flash using a tool, maybe like Odin, SP Flash tool, Research Download tool, Miracle

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box, depending on what you have at the moment or for most devices, you can

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flash using fastboot. Now, I'm going to be demonstrating how to flash using fastboot

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okay because that's quite general for devices

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alright? So first off, I need to copy this patched boot image to my device

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and that would take a couple of seconds so let me just do that quickly. Alright so I've

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copied the patched boot.img to my adb folder and that is

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what I have over here as you can see so now I'm going to be flashing this using

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fastboot. Don't forget, you can flash your boot image using a variety of methods,

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it depends on your chipset but I'm using

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fastboot because that's actually quite general alright? So now, before you

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can use fastboot on your device, you need to have unlocked your bootloader.

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We have a guide on how to unlock your bootloader. Just check our forum, search

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for how to unlock the bootloader of an Android device, we have a