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Notes and scripts for the Doogee S80 smartphone/radio.
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Rooting the Doogee S80 #2

Open Rick-Thompson opened 5 years ago

Rick-Thompson commented 5 years ago

There is a working recovery available on this page

https://unofficialtwrp.com/how-to-install-twrp-recovery-root-doogee-s80/

Once the recovery is installed, backup the rom and install Magisk for root. Get the latest Magisk and it will not have any bootloop issues.

Also the factory rom is available https://community.doogee.cc/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=5569&extra=page%3D1

michelmmoraes commented 5 years ago

I followed this tutorial, but it did not work. The phone does not boot TWRP, it just reboots when I do 'fastboot boot recovery.img'. Is this recovery compatible with the Doogee S80?

travisgoodspeed commented 5 years ago

No, I think these are fraudulent instructions.

Rick-Thompson commented 5 years ago

once you flash recovery it is a bit of a pain to get it to boot into recovery. hold down power and volume up, it could be volume down but I'm pretty sure it was vol up. once the phone vibrates it should boot into bootloader mode where volume up is scroll and volume down is select. select recovery and it should boot into recovery. The recovery is modified and from another phone and can not decrypt the storage so you have to put magisk on a microsd card that is not encrypted to get it to see it then from there you can flash it.

I have rooted my s80 using that recovery.img and it works fine other than not being able to decrypt the storage.

ghost commented 5 years ago

Also I noticed that you can access the DMR modem without root recently. Turns out I never checked before... It's easiest over adb, for apps the right permissions would be needed.

michelmmoraes commented 5 years ago

once you flash recovery it is a bit of a pain to get it to boot into recovery. hold down power and volume up, it could be volume down but I'm pretty sure it was vol up. once the phone vibrates it should boot into bootloader mode where volume up is scroll and volume down is select. select recovery and it should boot into recovery. The recovery is modified and from another phone and can not decrypt the storage so you have to put magisk on a microsd card that is not encrypted to get it to see it then from there you can flash it.

I have rooted my s80 using that recovery.img and it works fine other than not being able to decrypt the storage.

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img target reported max download size of 134217728 bytes sending 'recovery' (15780 KB)... OKAY [ 0.921s] writing 'recovery'... OKAY [ 0.213s] finished. total time: 1.147s

After the fastboot flash recovery recovery.img, I restart the device and I can access the recovery mode (Power + Vol Up) (attached image). However, it enters the standard recovery mode (attached image).

What version of your operating system? I'm using DoogeeOS V2.00, Android 8.1.0 (attached image).https://photos.app.goo.gl/iVN4u339sbkbdhCA7

Rick-Thompson commented 5 years ago

recovery.zip

This the the recovery.img file I have used. With an unlocked bootloader and the phone in fastboot mode I just did 'fastboot flash recovery recovery.img' once it said ok I rebooted and went into recovery and it worked fine. This phone did seem a bit picky about getting it to flash. I think when I tried 'adb reboot bootloader' it didn't flash properly I had to use the volume keys on bootup to get to the bootloader to get it to actually flash it.

I am on DoogeeOS V2.0.0 and it shows no upates so I should be on the latest version.

vfsgama commented 5 years ago

recovery.zip

Este é o arquivo recovery.img que usei. Com um bootloader desbloqueado e o telefone no modo fastboot eu apenas fiz 'fastboot recuperação de flash recovery.img' uma vez que disse ok eu reiniciei e entrou em recuperação e funcionou bem. Este telefone parecia um pouco exigente em fazê-lo piscar. Eu acho que quando eu tentei 'Adb reboot bootloader' não piscar corretamente eu tive que usar as teclas de volume na inicialização para obter o bootloader para obtê-lo realmente flash it.

Eu estou no DoogeeOS V2.0.0 e não mostra upates, então eu deveria estar na última versão.

uma vez que você recupera o flash, é um pouco difícil conseguir que ele inicie a recuperação. Mantenha o poder e o volume altos, pode ser o volume baixo, mas eu tenho certeza que foi o volume. uma vez que o telefone vibra, ele deve inicializar no modo bootloader, em que o volume para cima é rolagem e o volume para baixo é selecionado. selecione recuperação e ele deve inicializar na recuperação. A recuperação é modificada e de outro telefone e não pode descriptografar o armazenamento, então você tem que colocar magisk em um cartão microsd que não é criptografado para obtê-lo para vê-lo, então a partir daí você pode piscar. Eu enraizei meu s80 usando esse recovery.img e ele funciona bem diferente de não ser capaz de descriptografar o armazenamento.

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img alvo relatado tamanho máximo de download de 134217728 bytes enviando 'recuperação' (15780 KB) ... OKAY [0,921s] escrevendo 'recuperação' ... OKAY [0,213s] terminado. tempo total: 1.147s

Após a recuperação rápida flash recovery recovery.img, reinicio o dispositivo e consigo acessar o modo de recuperação (Power + Vol Up) (imagem anexada). No entanto, ele entra no modo de recuperação padrão (imagem anexada).

Qual versão do seu sistema operacional? Estou usando o DoogeeOS V2.00, Android 8.1.0 (imagem anexada). https://photos.app.goo.gl/iVN4u339sbkbdhCA7

Hi, Have you tried this process in another tutorial? I own a Doogee S80 and need to use the xposed on it.

michelmmoraes commented 4 years ago

recovery.zip

Esse é o arquivo recovery.img que eu usei. Com um carregador de inicialização desbloqueado e o telefone no modo de inicialização rápida, eu apenas fiz o 'fastboot flash recovery recovery.img', uma vez que dizia ok, eu reiniciei e entrei em recuperação e funcionou bem. Este telefone parecia um pouco exigente em fazê-lo piscar. Acho que quando tentei o 'adb reboot bootloader', ele não piscou corretamente. Eu tive que usar as teclas de volume na inicialização para chegar ao bootloader e fazer com que ele realmente piscasse.

Estou no DoogeeOS V2.0.0 e não mostra atualizações, por isso devo estar na versão mais recente.

I can boot from your recovery.img file with the following key combination: after making the flash, I took out the USB cable and pressed volume up + power. It went off and was off for a few seconds, but I kept pressing. When the "Doogee" logo appeared, I just released the power for 1 second, then pressed again. With that, the device restarted and showed "Doogee" again. I didn't let go of the buttons. After restarting again, he went to the Recovery / Fastboot / Normal selection screen. Then I released the keys and selected the Recovery option. (Volume up to Recovery and volume down to confirm).

I don't know if this is exactly the procedure, but it worked for me.

chp656s commented 3 years ago

I flashed this recovery on my device after rooting with magisk and sp .. anyway this twrp file is the only one I've found that works .. but it demands an encryption password that I never set ..

chp656s commented 3 years ago

recovery.zip

This the recovery.img file I have used. With an unlocked bootloader and the phone in fastboot mode I just did 'fastboot flash recovery recovery.img' once it said ok I rebooted and went into recovery and it worked fine. This phone did seem a bit picky about getting it to flash. I think when I tried 'adb reboot bootloader' it didn't flash properly I had to use the volume keys on bootup to get to the bootloader to get it to actually flash it.

I am on DoogeeOS V2.0.0 and it shows no upates so I should be on the latest version.

Do you remember where you found this recovery image? Or what it is?

CHAFF123 commented 2 years ago

recovery.zip Esse é o arquivo recovery.img que eu usei. Com um carregador de inicialização desbloqueado e o telefone no modo de inicialização rápida, eu apenas fiz o 'fastboot flash recovery recovery.img', uma vez que dizia ok, eu reiniciei e entrei em recuperação e funcionou bem. Este telefone parecia um pouco exigente em fazê-lo piscar. Acho que quando tentei o 'adb reboot bootloader', ele não piscou corretamente. Eu tive que usar as teclas de volume na inicialização para chegar ao bootloader e fazer com que ele realmente piscasse. Estou no DoogeeOS V2.0.0 e não mostra atualizações, por isso devo estar na versão mais recente.

I can boot from your recovery.img file with the following key combination: after making the flash, I took out the USB cable and pressed volume up + power. It went off and was off for a few seconds, but I kept pressing. When the "Doogee" logo appeared, I just released the power for 1 second, then pressed again. With that, the device restarted and showed "Doogee" again. I didn't let go of the buttons. After restarting again, he went to the Recovery / Fastboot / Normal selection screen. Then I released the keys and selected the Recovery option. (Volume up to Recovery and volume down to confirm).

I don't know if this is exactly the procedure, but it worked for me.

Dude, seriously I've been fighting with this all day.... I did this exactly the same way and it worked. Thanks so much for posting.