I suppose most of you have XZDR for either LP or KK, and are on a locked bootloader.
There's the thing about XZDR compared to other phones' recoveries - XZDR doesn't seem to be on its own partition, so when you mess up a few things, your recovery becomes inaccessible. This is... rather problematic, but it'd be nice to have a list of things to pay attention to when it goes wrong. From my own experience, I've discovered the following things:
For the rest, it seems less problematic. Xposed bootloops don't affect XZDR, so you can recover from it easily.
Recovering from a bootloop without XZDR access is pretty easy. You can flash the same version of your ROM in Flashtool without wiping data. It'll be reset to stock /system, but your apps will be kept. After that you can do the Kingroot+XZDR+SuperSU thing again to re-gain functional root access.
There's the thing about XZDR compared to other phones' recoveries - XZDR doesn't seem to be on its own partition, so when you mess up a few things, your recovery becomes inaccessible. This is... rather problematic, but it'd be nice to have a list of things to pay attention to when it goes wrong. From my own experience, I've discovered the following things:
- Losing functional root access
- Losing system r/w access
For the rest, it seems less problematic. Xposed bootloops don't affect XZDR, so you can recover from it easily.
Recovering from a bootloop without XZDR access is pretty easy. You can flash the same version of your ROM in Flashtool without wiping data. It'll be reset to stock /system, but your apps will be kept. After that you can do the Kingroot+XZDR+SuperSU thing again to re-gain functional root access.
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