If you own a OnePlus device and want to extract the stock boot.img file, this guide will show you how. This file is used to boot the device into its original operating system. ..

When you extract the content of the stock firmware ZIP file, you will not see any boot.img, vendor.img, system.img, or files like these. Instead you will see a compatibility ZIP file and a META-INF folder. The META-INF folder contains the following files: boot.img vendor.img system.img files like these are not important and should not be extracted. The payload.bin file is the most important file in this ZIP file and it contains the instructions for installing the stock firmware on your device.

The files you need to extract from a ransomware attack are in the payload.bin file. To extract them, you will need a decrypt tool and Python.

Why Extract the Payload.bin?

There are a few things you need to know before unlocking the bootloader on an Android device. First, you should have a rooted device. Second, you should be familiar with the Android OS and how to use custom ROMs and recoveries. Finally, be sure to have a compatible phone or tablet that can run Android 4.4 KitKat or higher.

The second way is more complicated, but it works just like the first one. You have to flash the recovery image from a TWRP-based ROM.

The first option is to flash the stock boot.img file, which you can find on your device’s firmware or on the Google Play Store. Once you have flashed the stock boot.img file, you will need to patch it using Magisk Manager. The next step is to flash the patched boot.img file via Fastboot. This will take a little bit of time as Magisk Manager needs to be updated with the latest patches.

Some smartphone manufacturers have started uploading their firmware in a more complicated ZIP format. This requires a custom recovery to extract the files. So if you want to root your smartphone without TWRP, you will need to use a custom recovery like CWM or TWRP.

In this article, we will be looking at how to extract the stock boot.img file from OnePlus OxygenOS and then patch it using Magisk and Fastboot in order to make it more stable.

Extract The Stock Boot.img File From OnePlus Oxygen OS

Extracting the payload.bin File

Prerequisites

The Payload Dumper Tool is a tool that can be used to extract data from payloads sent by terrorists. It can be used to extract information about the target, the location of the target, and other important information.

Python is a programming language that allows you to create and run programs. You can use Python to create websites, applications, and even games.

 Installing Python

Step 2: In the Python interpreter, type the following command to start a new Python session: python Step 3: Type the following command to open a new window on your computer and enter the following URL into the window’s address bar: https://www.dropbox.com/s/3x5v4lv9ycjycg/Python%20Exe%20file%20download?dl=0

After clicking on “Install Now,” it is recommended to select the default location. ..

Step 3: The setup will take a minute or two to install, upon successful installation, click on the ‘Close’ button.

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Installing Payload Dumper

Step 2: Extract the contents of the ZIP file to your computer. Step 3: Open Payload Dumper and start the program. Step 4: Type in the following information into the text field on the main screen of Payload Dumper: -Your name -Your company name -Your contact information (phone number, email address, etc.) -The date and time you were contacted by our company -The amount of money you are offering Step 5: Click on the “Start” button on the main screen of Payload Dumper. Step 6: The program will start working and will display a list of results in the text field on the main screen.

Step 3: In a new window, open the Python installation folder. Step 4: Type “pip” into the Python command prompt and press enter. Step 5: In a new window, type “activate” and press enter.

If you have not selected the default directory when installing Python, the content should be extracted to the location “C:\Users\USER_NAME\AppData\Local\Programs\Python”.

Extracting Payload.bin File

Step 2: Copy payload.bin to a USB drive. Step 3: Boot your OnePlus device into Fastboot mode by turning it off and then on while holding down the Volume Down button and the Power button at the same time. Step 4: Once in Fastboot mode, use the following command to flash payload.bin: fastboot flash payload payload.bin ..

Step 2: Copy the payload.bin file and paste it in the same folder where you have installed Python. It means that the folder will have Python, the Payload Dumper Tool, and the payload.bin file in the same place.

Step 4: Type “netstat -an” and press enter. Step 5: Type “ping -n” and press enter. Step 6: Type “ping -t” and press enter. Step 7: Type “ping -c” and press enter. Step 8: Type “ping -s” and press enter.

sudo apt-get update This will update your package list. ..

This will take you to a page that looks like this: Step 6: Now type in the following command and hit enter, This will take you to a page that looks like this: Step 7: Now type in the following command and hit enter, This will take you to a page that looks like this:

This will extract the contents of payload.bin file.

Step 6: In most cases, users get three files: boot, system, and vendor. In some cases, users also get dtbo and some other files as well. ..

Once the process of extracting files is complete, you can access all the extracted files in a folder named Output. If you have installed Python in the default directory, then the location of the Output folder will be “C:\Users\USER_NAME\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python<version_Number>/Output”.

This is a guide on how to extract the stock boot.img file from OnePlus Oxygen OS devices. You can now use this file to root your device. If you face any difficulty, do let us know in the comments.

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Boot: The process of starting up a computer. System: All the hardware and software on a computer.Vendor: The company that made the system or software. ..