As your Nothing Phone 1 will be wiped during unlocking the bootloader, you’ll have to go back and re-enable the Developer Options and re-enable USB Debugging.
For Magisk to work properly, you’ll have to patch the Nothing Phone 1’s stock boot image. With an unlocked bootloader, you’ll be able to boot modified boot images. You May Like: Download Google Camera 8.5 For Nothing Phone (1) – Gcam How to root your Nothing 1 with Magisk? You’ll see a warning message that your device’s bootloader is unlocked on every boot but you shouldn’t be worried as it won’t affect your day-to-day use.
You have unlocked the bootloader in your Nothing Phone 1.
Do this by entering the following fastboot command –
Reboot your device back to the Android OS.
This time, the bootloader would show a red warning icon and “unlocked” text.
The Nothing Phone 1 will unlock the bootloder and then reboot to the bootloader menu.
Once it says that, you should press the power button. Press the volume up key until it mentions “Unlock the bootloader”. On the screen next to the power and volume button, you’ll see some text.
You’ll see text on the screen warning you regarding the potential risks of unlocking the bootloader.
If you have to flash low-level firmware partitions like the bootloader images, you’ll need to execute another command – fastboot flashing unlock_critical For unlocking your device’s bootloader, enter the following command –
Once you’re in the bootloader menu, you should switch to using fastboot command for communicating with the device.
You can either do that by holding the power + volume down buttons while booting or by entering this ADB command – If you’re having trouble getting your PC to recognize your device, try to install the latest Android USB Drivers. You’ll need to grant it the necessary permission. If it’s your first time setting up ADB, then you’ll likely see a prompt on your phone for device to enable USB Debugging for your PC.
If you’re seeing your smartphone’s serial number and it states “authorized”, it means you’re good to go.
Open up a terminal window/Command Prompt and then enter this command –.
Ensure that you’re using the latest version of ADB and Fastboot binaries.
Plug in your Phone 1 into your PC/Chromebook/Mac.
Scroll down until you see USB debugging.
For security purposes, it might ask you to input the lock screen PIN/Password if you’ve set one.
You’ll see an OEM unlocking option, which you should enable.
Near the bottom of the list, you’ll see Developer Options, which you need to tap on.
Return to the main Settings page and then tap on System.
On the screen that opens up, tap on the Build Number seven times until you see a message saying you’re now a developer.
Locate the section titled “Software info” and then tap on it.
Open the Settings App on your smartphone and tap on About Phone.
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