Huawei Mate 9 is Huawei’s latest player in the smartphone market. The Mate 9 unarguably is one of the best smartphones that Huawei has ever produced. On the top, Huawei Mate 9 carries a 5.9 inch Full HD display having 373 ppi. Huawei Mate 9 runs Android 7.0 Nougat with EMUI 5.0 on the software end. Hisilicon Kirin 960 Octa-core CPU powers up this phone while being accompanied by Mali-G71 MP8 GPU. Mate 9 has a 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage. It also supports microSD cards. At the back of this phone, we have a 20MP, 12MP duo camera setup and on the front we can see an 8MP shooter. A whopping 4000 mAh battery is what will fulfil your phone’s power needs throughout the day. Huawei Mate 9 now happens to be among the lucky smartphones which have already caught the attention of developers, the good stuff is pouring in now.
TWRP Recovery’s latest version has landed in for our beloved Huawei Mate 9. With the TWRP recovery, you can start flashing zip files of ROMs, MODs and other tweaks. Nandroid Backup, EFS Backup and every single partition that you want to backup on your phone, you can do so now by means of the TWRP custom recovery. Furthermore, rooting your Mate 9 has been made a whole-lot easier with the TWRP. By rooting the Mate 9, you can install root specific applications like Greenify, System Tuner, Titanium Backup to take your Android experience to a next level. Rooting your phone will also give you the freedom of adding new features by using applications like Xposed Framework. In the following guide, we will have a look on a detailed guide to learn how to install TWRP recovery and root Huawei Mate 9.
Precautions & Preparation
Disclaimer: The methods involved in flashing custom recoveries and rooting the device are highly custom. Rooting the device and flashing a custom recover is never recommended by a device manufacturer. In case something goes wrong, TechBeasts or the device manufacturers may not be held responsible. Make sure that you’re doing everything at your own risk.
Required downloads & installations
Contents
adb reboot-bootloader
This will reboot your Nvidia Shield in bootloader. Once booted up, issue the following command.
fastboot devices
This command will verify the connection of your device with your PC in fastboot mode.
fastboot oem unlock (bootloaderunlockcodexxxxxxxxxxxx)
This command will unlock the bootloader. As soon as you press the enter key after typing this command, you will get a message in your phone asking for the confirmation of bootloader unlocking. Use volume up & down keys to navigate through options and confirm unlocking.
fastboot reboot
This command will reboot your phone. That’s all, disconnect your phone.
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot recovery or use the Volume Up + Down + Power combination to get into TWRP now.
(this will boot your device in TWRP recovery mode)
Don’t forget to create a Nandroid Backup for your Huawei Mate 9 now. Also checkout how to use Titanium Backup since you’ve got your phone rooted. That’s all. Stuck with something? Don’t worry! Reach us out through the comment box below.
This post was last modified on February 5, 2017 6:42 pm
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I followed the instructions, but after the reset following the bootloader unlocking and doing the command fastboot reboot it just says "waiting for any device" and nothing happens. On the phone it said "reset failed" and rebooted. Then it asked for a password but the keyboard won't show up. In the eRecovery there's no option to factory reset and erecovery doesn't work either. So now I'm stuck with an unlocked device that I can't log into. Any ideas on how to work around this? Any way to do a hard factory reset through ADB?
@na_bob:disqus waiting for device is a connection error. Please have a look at this guide and try to resolve it: https://techbeasts.com/waiting-for-device-error-android-adb-fastboot-fix-solution/