Allview v2 viper x+ root process. - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Ok, so I don't want to continue with this after I get some specified things in order to pursue the root methods.
My phone is Allview V2 viper x+ 3 gb ram bla bla (http://allview.ro/produse/telefoane/viper/v2-viper-x-plus-gold.html)
I'm backing up now few things and after that will backup the system files like recovery, imgs and more so, just for to be sure I have some back up in order to get it back to life if something gone's wrong.
I have 2 problems to solve with this phone.
1. After I changed my sd card to be the default internat storage for apps, everytime I try to install some app from market it's says something about hardwer is not compatible or something like this, but If i'll download the apk from some site (same apk) is working, well this is the first problem and is unsolved.
2.I want to have the phone rooted, I saw many posts with this method of supersu beta root and I have to flash some recovery img (I'm always trying and I see if is working, but I have a lot to save from my phone, so I'll have to wait to finish the full backup, reset the phone, get the sd card off and so on).
I tried to search a good version of TWRP for my phone, but I don't find any good compatbile.
My question for you is :
1.Did anybody had a successful root with this phone?
2.Which method is better to root an marshmallow? (6.0)
3.There is some recovery of twrp compatbile with this phone?
4.Does the ota update will work after the root process? (because I'm thinking that they could have some update to 6.0.1, but Idk when).
##Update##
I came back to previous version of 5.1 and root it and then I'll try the method from here with flashfire.
http://www.howtogeek.com/192402/why-androids-ota-updates-remove-root-and-how-to-keep-it/
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##Update-2##
Failed every method I tried.
- Failed installing custom recovery carliv, cwm, twrp (all failing, is not booting after flashing custom recovery, the only one who works is that carliv touch but if I install it, will not boot anymore)
- Failed kingroot (suppose to have some 6 method of rooting one click root)
- Failed flashing supersu, not working without a custom recovery .
- Tried to search for some custom rom to install with carliv, but I didn't find any good, all had errors that I didn't find to solve. and is crazy that I can't root the phone.
Note : What method remains?
If someone know..
##Update-3##
After many many unsucessful custom recoverys, successful bootloader unlock and many resets, didn't get any luck.
I'll remain on 5.1 till I have a clearly method of rooting the marshmallow without having to change the custom recovery, or maybe till I find a good custom recovery that works with anything I need.
Or till they update the android 6.0 to 6.0.1 (I saw that they have some root access option).
Maybe someday someone will text here with some method or similar, so I'll look here everyday till I find a way ;3
Ps. : Even if is a gionee s plus, the methods I saw for it, didn't worked aswell.
Cya.
##Up1x##
Tried this too and voilla .. ..
Another error ^^
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##Final Update (Can close this)##
After a lot of of of of searching and mental stress and a lot of digging, I finally find a very one and good solution to get supersu flashed by a custom recovery.
For those who have problems like me and have same phone (Gionee Splus), follow this guide : https://atozhacks.blogspot.ro/2016/08/gionee-splus-marshmallow-philz-touch.html

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Supertool for Nook Tablet

Alright, this thread is going to be dedicated to "Nooky" the supertool. What this script will do, is multiple things. Reset to factory firmware (exploit the /factory partition / bootcount.), Root, fix broken recoveries, and with root comes all of the mods for stock that I came up with. This is so then we can have everything in one tool without worrying about certain things. (also, after root, it could also install CWM recovery.)
Instructions:
I suggest that you have some kind of root shell. Either by using the adb hijack app I made found here or by being in recovery.
Extract the zip, and click "Nooky.bat" Ignore all other files, just click "Nooky" not nook and zergy. Nooky. Just needed to clarify. Anyway, then you just go through the menus and choose what you want. Enjoy.
*Note, you need to have an adb shell running as root on some of these options. So you may want to be booted into recovery off sd or something.
Features:
Root (includes nook and zergy script)
Md5sum check for recovery images.
Recovery flashers (root only.)
Reboot menu (Android and Recovery)
Reset nook to factory state (including /system and boot.) {8 failed boots method}
Auto device checker
More to come (maybe)
Download, screenshots, and changelog will be in 2nd post.
Download link:
download the awesomeness here.
Changelog:
Code:
1.0: Initial Release
Screenshots:
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Thanks, it would be great if that tool has an ablility to resize the system partition of NT,
at the moment, users are only able to access 1GB via usb and repartitioning process is pretty complicated.
since there are CWM recovery img floating around the forum we can just reflash that after we repartition.
Very cool!
psh, seems more like a discussion thread >.> lol, J/k Will post video when made.
when you say install recovery, is this stock or CWM? If it is CWM, might I suggest a restore to stock flash as another option? or the reverse?
Other suggestions- stock image flasher? Stock image checker? check mounting of SD card? is it possible to use this tool to force people to boot from SD card by choosing an option here?
Just thoughts.
seems a good tool!
leegoon84 said:
Thanks, it would be great if that tool has an ablility to resize the system partition of NT,
at the moment, users are only able to access 1GB via usb and repartitioning process is pretty complicated.
since there are CWM recovery img floating around the forum we can just reflash that after we repartition.
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We should have full use of the storage on the Nook Tablet after the next release of the CM7 ROM that Celtic, Gonce and Indirect are working on, without changing partitions at all.
Repartitioning is kinda dangerous with these things, it's not like repartitioning an SD card or a PC. This tool is for prepping/rooting/factory-resetting a nook tab, among other things. I think it's going to be pretty important as a recovery/prep tool when everyone's flashing ROMs to their NTs.
Mike is right. Also, fixed a small bug.
Sorry i don't understand only one think (i hope), To use this supertool, i have to install adb and usbdriver?
Sorry for the stupid question? but i not sure
i want to buy NT, but first, i want know how to root it?
Thanks

[Tutorial]root .62 with stock kernel (unlock bootloader requiered)

this is my first tutorial, hope it help
sorry for my english
some people going to say, "but, if you have unlocked bootloader, only have to flash a custom kernel with root", this method is for peoble that want to have their original firmwares .62 and stock kerner or in my case, people that can't flash custom kernel because of the problem of "1 bad blocks encountered" in the nand memory :'(
you need:
1) Unlock bootloader
2) a custom kernel with recovery (its not going to be flashed)
3) this file root.zip
4) flashtools
Intruccion:
1) save the root.zip to your sdcard
2) open flashtools
3) press the flash button (the one with the lightning)
4) Enter the option Fastboot mode
5) conect your phone in fastboot mode (phone off and press volumen + while connect the phone, the indicator led must turn blue)
6) press "Select Kernel to HotBoot" in the flashtools (in hootboot the kernel its no really flashed)
7) select the custom kernel with recovery
8) the phone restart, press continiously volume down to enter in recovery mode
9) in the recovery enter in install zip from sdcard
10) install root.zip
flashing this file with CWM the phone gain root access, i have only prove it with the mini, i don't know if it works for other models
a video from my rooted mini
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Custom kernels already give root, after you have installed the kernel.
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Custom kernels already give root, after you have installed the kernel.
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thanks for your answer
i know, but if you read the post, you see that some people CAN'T install custom kernels or some people prefer use stock kernel, this post its particulary for that cases
in my case, i unlock bootloader for flash custom kernel but i encountered the problem of "1 bad blocks encountered", a factory failure, so, i can't instal custom kernels, i find this solution for my particulary case and i want to share it, maybe someone have the same problem
salu2
lightdesiny said:
thanks for your answer
i know, but if you read the post, you see that some people CAN'T install custom kernels or some people prefer use stock kernel, this post its particulary for that cases
in my case, i unlock bootloader for flash custom kernel but i encountered the problem of "1 bad blocks encountered", a factory failure, so, i can't instal custom kernels, i find this solution for my particulary case and i want to share it, maybe someone have the same problem
salu2
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Ah, I get it.
Great idea, dude
Very good job, it works perfectly, no needed to downgrade!!
thank you mate!!
good job.
very helpful tutorial.THANX
I Don't want to Start *****ing around but if u or someone Else used the search Funktion you had found the Same tutorial i wrote many many months ago....
So please use the SEARCH
And if u think you did something...
Someone always did IT BEFORE YOU
Sent from my SK17i using XDA
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1460072
And here is also the Link of it
Sent from my SK17i using XDA

An adventure with rooting and flashing and wi-fi problems.

I thought it was time I sought some advice. I have been trying for several days to flash an upgraded ROM onto my wife's i545 model. The phone was bought by mailorder and we live in Australia. I have previously rooted my own phone; the biggest reason being to remove the obnoxious - check your battery cover - popup.
I have been able to root the phone with Kingroot.
So I 've been trying to flash an upgrade from Odin, but I can't find an appropriate tar or tar.md5 file. Scores of zips are available, but tar.md5s are nowhere to be found. I tried making my own tar.md5 from a youtube video. Basically, this involved using 7-zip to change a zip (I used cm12.1 and 13.1 direct from their website) into a tar file, and then using Cygwin to change it into an md5. When I load these home-created tar.md5s into Odin and press Start, Odin crashes.
I've also attempted to flash a recovery from the device itself, with twrp, clockworkmod and others. The flashing is "successful", but when I try to reboot to recovery, the device stops and says the bootup has failed.
So what suggestions do the experts have? Are the tar.md5s I created valid? Or are their valid tar.md5s available on the web? Is there something about this phone which prevents the bootup into recovery? The original complaint was the wi-fi connection. I also tried flashing a new kernel SCH-I545_MD2_423399_Kernel.tar.md5 and SCH-I545_MD2_562219_Kernel.tar.md5, philz_touch_6.48.4-hlte.tar.md5, TWRP-2.5.0.0-devjfltevzw.tar.md5, and TWRP-2.6.3.1-devjfltevzw.tar, all of which fail.
I've also tried Flash-Fire which insists the phone isn't rooted, although root-checker says it is, and Flashify which has the same problem of appearing to work but then booting up to error.
BillSchutt said:
I thought it was time I sought some advice. I have been trying for several days to flash an upgraded ROM onto my wife's i545 model. The phone was bought by mailorder and we live in Australia. I have previously rooted my own phone; the biggest reason being to remove the obnoxious - check your battery cover - popup.
I have been able to root the phone with Kingroot.
So I 've been trying to flash an upgrade from Odin, but I can't find an appropriate tar or tar.md5 file. Scores of zips are available, but tar.md5s are nowhere to be found. I tried making my own tar.md5 from a youtube video. Basically, this involved using 7-zip to change a zip (I used cm12.1 and 13.1 direct from their website) into a tar file, and then using Cygwin to change it into an md5. When I load these home-created tar.md5s into Odin and press Start, Odin crashes.
I've also attempted to flash a recovery from the device itself, with twrp, clockworkmod and others. The flashing is "successful", but when I try to reboot to recovery, the device stops and says the bootup has failed.
So what suggestions do the experts have? Are the tar.md5s I created valid? Or are their valid tar.md5s available on the web? Is there something about this phone which prevents the bootup into recovery? The original complaint was the wi-fi connection. I also tried flashing a new kernel SCH-I545_MD2_423399_Kernel.tar.md5 and SCH-I545_MD2_562219_Kernel.tar.md5, philz_touch_6.48.4-hlte.tar.md5, TWRP-2.5.0.0-devjfltevzw.tar.md5, and TWRP-2.6.3.1-devjfltevzw.tar, all of which fail.
I've also tried Flash-Fire which insists the phone isn't rooted, although root-checker says it is, and Flashify which has the same problem of appearing to work but then booting up to error.
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The Verizon S4 had a locked bootloader. A custom recovery is not possible with the latest firmware. You can root using the methods in the General section. After you have root you can use Flashfire to flash zips. Stock firmware can be found at www.sammobile.com in case you screw up or get a bootloop. I recommend getting rid of KingRoot su for SuperSU. There is a YouTube video on doing it.
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Error mode

It has reached me a Mate 10 Lite with error when unlocking the Bootloader ... once made it sends you to the custom recovery TWRP but it shows in its description that they wipe the system and do not load it, I have tried to recover with backups uploaded by other users but it does not ... someone has gone through this ... and what suggestion they give ... The same does not allow to install the Stock recovery, to use the file update.app ... Nor does it allow to i
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nstall other types of recoverys.
Try a different twrp that has helped me kingmezi is working for my but keep in mind you need to format data (and check the mount setting and swipe to modify at start)
Thks
KOALAaufPILLEN said:
Try a different twrp that has helped me kingmezi is working for my but keep in mind you need to format data (and check the mount setting and swipe to modify at start)
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Thanks for the answer, but it does not allow as the previous message says ... it does not allow to install any type of recovery either stock or custom ...
It does not allow to mount any partition, Boot, Recoery, etc ... from the TWRP Menu
Unlock bootloader install via command
thks
I do not think I'm spying.
1. The Bootlaoder even if it is released ... it sends you immediately to the TWRP ... once inside it says no OS installed, and it does not allow doing anything because it does not load any of the partitions.
2. Even if you release the Bootloader, it does not allow you to install another type of TWRP ... nor restore backup files ... it only allows you to flash the different OEMINFOs as if it were a rebrand.
KOALAaufPILLEN said:
Unlock bootloader install via command
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Then you might try dc phoenix but its not free
That can install even if you have a locked bootloader firmware or even if you are bricked like your cellphone
you can download the latest firmware without problems googe it and try it (cost about 15dollar to unbrick)
If the twrp dont work cause the parameters are wrong what twrp are you using we have here 3 differents for the Huawei if im right try kingmezi twrp its working fro my l21-b432 i think it was
Thks
I managed to install another custon recovery, that allows to see the partitions, and that the team has a system ... but at the time of restart the bootloader error comes out ... and giving low CMD fastboot has the same unlocked ... perfect ... when I send the command fastboot flash (Boot, recovery, recovery2) it says Failed ... and I can not install the recovery stock.
P.S: Thanks for the advice of DC Phoenix ... I had seen it and I will try ...
KOALAaufPILLEN said:
Then you might try dc phoenix but its not free
That can install even if you have a locked bootloader firmware or even if you are bricked like your cellphone
you can download the latest firmware without problems googe it and try it (cost about 15dollar to unbrick)
If the twrp dont work cause the parameters are wrong what twrp are you using we have here 3 differents for the Huawei if im right try kingmezi twrp its working fro my l21-b432 i think it was
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solved?
hi men, please you can solved this?, i have de same problem

Starting from Scratch - Moto E4 Plus Owens

Hi all! I hope this is the right spot to post this. I'm looking to install a custom ROM onto my Moto E4 Plus (Owens XT1775), but I'm running into issues.
- Tried updating to a new version of TWRP, now it's saying I need a password to decrypt, and none of the tools I'm finding are helping
- Tried replacing TWRP with an older version, same issue happened
- Tried going back to a stock recovery but can't find any
- I really just want to a custom ROM on this thing >.>
Can someone point me in the right direction on figuring out my TWRP issues, even if it means starting all the way over? I've had TWRP and Magisk on here for more years than I care to count, so I don't even remember the version it was using. If anyone has recommendations on custom ROMs that would work on this device too, that's much appreciated.
miralusion said:
Hi all! I hope this is the right spot to post this. I'm looking to install a custom ROM onto my Moto E4 Plus (Owens XT1775), but I'm running into issues.
- Tried updating to a new version of TWRP, now it's saying I need a password to decrypt, and none of the tools I'm finding are helping
- Tried replacing TWRP with an older version, same issue happened
- Tried going back to a stock recovery but can't find any
- I really just want to a custom ROM on this thing >.>
Can someone point me in the right direction on figuring out my TWRP issues, even if it means starting all the way over? I've had TWRP and Magisk on here for more years than I care to count, so I don't even remember the version it was using. If anyone has recommendations on custom ROMs that would work on this device too, that's much appreciated.
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Alright, so I found a guide that said factory reset from TWRP would help but now I can't boot into the OS at all, it keeps bringing me back to TWRP. I'm assuming I need a factory image to fix that but no luck finding one yet.
I have a file in my computer named OWENS_RETAIL_7.1.1_NPR26.58-25_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml. It's 1.3GB . Is that the stock rom that you are looking for?
I am looking for a guide to install custom rom into my Moto e4plus so I can install new versions of apps. Is that what you are doing? If so do you mind give me a few pointers once you are successful?
There are a lot of posts on here but I am confused as to which one to follow. My phone is rooted and is on service with Verizon and I don't want to lose either.
Thank you much!
aarinluk said:
I have a file in my computer named OWENS_RETAIL_7.1.1_NPR26.58-25_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml. It's 1.3GB . Is that the stock rom that you are looking for?
I am looking for a guide to install custom rom into my Moto e4plus so I can install new versions of apps. Is that what you are doing? If so do you mind give me a few pointers once you are successful?
There are a lot of posts on here but I am confused as to which one to follow. My phone is rooted and is on service with Verizon and I don't want to lose either.
Thank you much!
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I'd super appreciate the file! I'm not sure if it's exactly what I'm looking for but it wouldn't hurt to try. I'm having a hard time finding support for this specific model of device, but I know there are some unofficial ROMs that are floating around for the owens/1775 model.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/rescue-and-smart-assistant-lmsa-motorola-lenovo-only.3951714/ This may have just saved my bacon, at least on the stock ROM part
Alright, so we're back to full stock, except now I cannot get my computer to recognize the device in fastboot... any ideas?
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Alright, fixed that! Just had to install a newer minimal ADB program. Now to flash that pesky decryption file...
This is your problem. You put adb instead of fastboot *facepalm*

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