Since the official launch of this smartphone, users of the phone has been complaining of how stubborn the phone is when trying to root it. Yes, we know that Android phones running on Marshmallow is very difficult to root; but all thanks to Team Hovatek for providing the required files and the TWRP for rooting Gionee M6.
Gionee M6 Plus was the successor to the Gionee M6, though with little differences. You can see the full specifications of Gionee M6 and the Gionee M6 Plus.
DISCLAIMER
I won't be held responsible for any damages you must have caused while following the guide here. Make sure you know what you are doing before following the guidelines here.REQUIREMENTS
- Gionee M6 device
- philz recovery .img
- Original USB chord
- A charged PC
- Charge your M6 to at least 50%
There are two main steps:
1. Unlocking the Bootloader of the Gionee M6
2. Flashing the Hovatek Philz recovery.img and SuperSU.zip
PROCEDURES
- Download Philz for Gionee M6 ported by Team Hovatek
- Setup ADB and Fastboot on the PC (See guide here
- Extract and copy the Philz recovery.img into the same folder as the fastboot.exe and adb.exe
- Unlock the Bootloader of the Gionee M6 using the guide here http://hovatek.com/redirect.php
- Download SuperSU 2.78.zip
- Copy SuperSU.zip to both the phone’s internal storage
- Connect the phone to the PC via USB cord while switched On and boot it into Fastboot (as instructed in the Bootloader unlock guide; don't forget to re-enable OEM unlocking and USB Debugging)
- When the phone enters Fastboot, load the Philz recovery to the phone by typing the command below then pressing Enter
- fastboot boot recovery.img
- The phone should automatically boot into Philz recovery mode
- In Philz recovery, you use the Volume buttons to navigate and Power button to select
- Select Install Zip
- Navigate to the location of the SuperSU2.78.zip on the SD Card and select it
- Wait till flashing is complete
- If you are prompted to fix root, select No
- Reboot the phone normally
- rooting gionee m6
Congrats, your Gionee M6 is now rooted and you can confirm this by installing and running root checker app.
Now, you are free to perform all the tweaks and tricks possible on a rooted phone but honestly this would really expose your phone to security threats unlike when the Bootloader was still intact. That's all friends.
Via Team Hovatek
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