Because the principle is the same: both are obtained through ADB privilege escalation rootSo you can use one pieceMobile phonesFirst, you need to have Termux (you should try the others), then enter termux-setup-storage
Press Enter and press Y. At this point, you'll be prompted to authorize to access your phone's storage and then understand it yourself
pkg install android-tools
(Wait for it to run Setting up android-tools... And when ~ $ appears again, thenInstallationSuccessfully adb)
1. Turn on your phone Setup -> Drag to the bottom and click About mobile phones。
2. Consecutive taps Version number About 7 times until the phone prompts "You are in developer mode."
3. Go back to Settings, find and open it System management -> 【Developer options】。
4. Handle Wireless debugging The switch was turned on.
Click Use pairing code matching devices, the phone will pop up a window. Note down the "Pairing Port" (different from the previous one) and the "6-digit Pairing Code" in the pop-up.
· Back in Termux, type this line first (replace YYYYY with what you see).Paired ports): Change IP!!
adb pair 192.168.1.2:YYYYY
(Press Enter, enter 6-digit pairing code, press Enter.) )
· After successful pairing, press the connection command from step one again:
adb connect 192.168.1.2:XXXX X
Set it to hang small windows! Small window! Small window! Otherwise, when the matching code refreshes, they ask me why I can't do it
If the screen directly shows 'connected to 192.168.1.2:XXXXX,' you are connected
If it shows 'failed to connect,' return to your phoneWireless debuggingPage, click Use pairing code matching devices, the phone will pop up a window. Note down the "Pairing Port" (different from the previous one) and the "6-digit Pairing Code" in the pop-up.
· Back in Termux, type this line first (replace YYYYY with what you see).Paired ports）：
adb pair 192.168.1.2:YYYYY
(Press Enter, enter 6-digit pairing code, press Enter.) )
· After successful pairing, press the connection command from step one again:
adb connect 192.168.1.2:XXXXX
Push the so file. You can move the so file to /data/local/tmp/, or enter bash
adb -s 192.168.1.2:XXXXX push /sdcard/preload.so /data/local/tmp/preload.so push but you need to change the directory of your SO file. push /sdcard/ should be changed to the directory where the SO is located
Then escalate and enter adb -s 192.168.1.2:XXXXX shell "LD_PRELOAD=/data/local/tmp/preload.so /system/bin/id"
It might take a bit longer. If it finishes and there is no soft restart, continue until it soft-restarts. I tried it myself about three or four times, but if it doesn't work, it means my method is not suitable for you
If a soft restart occurs, you can proceed to the next step (if you're unsure if your soft restart has occurred, check under your logo when the machine starts automatically).AndroidIf it shows a normal restart, it means a normal restart; otherwise, it's a soft restart. If you don't understand, just check if your wallpaper has been changed. If you do, it's a success.)
Remember, don't hesitate to click the kSu jailbreak button. If you do, the developer won't be able to open it and will have to restart. After a hot reboot, first turn on wireless debugging, connect Termux to ADB, and then enter
adb shell su
$(find /data/app -name libksud.so | grep “me.weishu.kernelsu” | head -n 1) \
late-load –allow-shell –package-name me.weishu.kernelsu
At this point, the ksu will automatically pop up
If you can't lose, it means you can't just use it honestlyComputerOr maybe dual phones
Because my method seems to have a bug: after you get root, you can't grant software permissions, but you can change the /system/bin/su paths to mt, and then mt uses root to execute files to grant software permissions. I thought I hadn't tried this method but someone else's method
This is for reference@酷酷小奇奇 Come
Also, once you get it, don't touch it recklessly—you know what not to touch
Otherwise, it will be like this (unless you're not afraid).