Are you looking to root your Moto One Fusion Plus? If yes then you are at the right place. Here is a Step by Step Guide to Root Moto One Fusion Plus with Magisk. This Method needs no TWRP installed on your phone, all you need is a PC and an Internet Connection to download some stuff.
Rooting brings many great advantages to an Android device, as you gain the System level file access that can be used to installed Mods that enhance the Android and also brings new features. It also brings some great UI customizations abilities with the help of Substratum or Xposed Modules.
Spec-wise, Moto One Fusion Plus is a very good smartphone in the budget segment. It is powered by a Qualcomm SDM730 Snapdragon 730/730G Chipset with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage. The display is a 6.5 inches IPS LCD panel with a Full HD resolution. You get a near Stock Android with very minimal bloat. The Quad-camera setup on back houses a primary 64 MP shooter along with an ultrawide, macro, and a depth sensor. The 16 MP selfie camera is motorized which pop-ups when needed. It is fueled by a 5000 mAh battery with 15W fast charging support.
Table of Contents
Download Section
Stock ROM for Moto One Fusion Plus (Choose the ROM according to your Region)
How to Root Moto One Fusion Plus with Magisk
Step 1: Unlock the Bootloader
Step 2: Download Stock ROM for Moto One Fusion Plus and Extract Boot.img
Step 3: Patch the Boot.img using Magisk Manager
Step 4: Flash the Patched Boot.img using PC (fastboot)
Let see all steps in detail:
Step 1: Unlock the Bootloader, Enable OEM Unlock, and USB Debugging
- Enable USB Debugging and Allow OEM unlock by going into Developer options. Go to settings > About phone and then tap on “Build number” multiple times until you see “You are now a developer” popup
- Open the Motorola Bootloader Unlock website and click on “Next”. On the next screen, Sign in with your Google or Motorola account
- Reboot to fastboot by turning off your phone and then pressing Volume Down and Power Key together
- Connect the phone to your PC and open the command window. Type this in cmd
fastboot oem get_unlock_data
- It will give a code which you need to copy and paste it into the Data Scrub tool
- Data scrub tool will give a new code, copy it, and paste it in Motorola Unlock page which you just signed on to.
- Click on “I agree” and then click on “Get unlock code”
- You will receive an Unlock key
- Now type the following code in the command window twice
fastboot oem unlock UNIQUE_KEY
UNIQUE_KEY is the key you got on Motorola unlock page. Paste the code twice to unlock the device.
Step 2: Download Firmware for Moto One Fusion Plus and Extract Boot.img
- Download the Stock ROM/Firmware from Download Section.
- Extract the zip file and you will find a file named boot.img
- Copy the file to your Moto One Fusion Plus
Step 3: Patch the Boot.img using Magisk Manager
- Download Magisk Manager Manager from above and Install it
- Open the App and Click on Install Magisk
- Then choose the option “Select and Patch a File”
- Choose the boot.img you previously moved to Moto One Fusion Plus
- It will produce a patched file named magisk_patched.img in the Download folder.
Step 4: Flash the Patched Boot.img using PC (fastboot)
- Move the Patched magisk_patched.img to the pc in C:/adb folder
- Boot the device to Fastboot mode by using Advance reboot menu (Can be enabled in Developer options)
- Connect the Moto One Fusion Plus to your PC, Make sure all drivers are Installed, including ADB and Fastboot
- Shift + Right-click and open PowerShell window or command window
- Type this command to make sure the device is connected
fastboot devices
- If the device is connected, then it will return the Fastboot ID
- Next, type this command to flash Patched boot image, Make sure that patched boot image is named magisk_patched.img
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
- This will flash the patched boot image file, Now type this command to reboot to system
fastboot reboot
- Go to the Magisk Manager app to check the root status
So, these were the steps to root Moto One Fusion Plus. If you have any trouble in any step, then let us know in the comment section. Also, Follow us on Twitter for updates about Android.
