Root umidigi S2 pro

Droidy

Dear adminI wanted to ask what will happen if I rooted the umidigi S2 pro will it brake because of efuse partition protection ?? Please be honest with me

Thanks

MarcinP

You could be not able recover your phone.

bencebacsi

Hi,

That's not possible to root S2 Pro since the Efuse partition protection makes it impossible to flash modified boot and recovery images. On Android 5.1 or newer systems only systemless root can work, that's not possible to root the system without modifying the boot partition as well.
I shared this same information at least ten times already. Please try to read the existing threads here, not only open new ones.

marcosgdias

Please, can someone try to do this procedure/tutorial from this site I found it?

https://www.androidvillaz.net/20 ... twrp-recovery.html/

It appears to be secure and new method. I need to know if it works or not to do on my S2 Pro.

Awaiting return. Thank you so much.

bencebacsi

Here's a tutorial with resources about this method posted almost two years ago: http://community.umidigi.com/thread-2962-1-1.html
However, that doesn't work with the S2 Pro since you can't flash custom (TWRP) recoveries on it. Read back just one comment above.

Droidy

bencebacsi replied at 2018-2-25 06:44
Here's a tutorial with resources about this method posted almost two years ago: http://community.umi ...

but why you do this please we need root so we can make our own rom disable the efuse in the next update so we can make our own recovries the phone has allot of of bugs and and poor optimization at gaming we could fix the phone by roms and xposed modules


thanks

marcosgdias

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Solviken

Efuse cannot be disabled and cannot be removed. This is the reason they cant even change the OS to Stock Android.

marcosgdias

Sorry, I posted the wrong URL. The correct URL of the tutorial to root and install TWRP on S2 Pro is:

https://www.androidvillaz.net/20 ... twrp-recovery.html/

Please, can someone try and tell if it works or not? I think this procedure is reliable and secure, but I need to know from anybody.

Tks all.

bencebacsi

marcosgdias replied at 2018-2-26 18:33
Sorry, I posted the wrong URL. The correct URL of the tutorial to root and install TWRP on S2 Pro is ...

That's a fake news site. They publish fake information about rooting methods and Android Oreo updates in relation of many smartphone models.