Root OnePlus Nord N100 with Magisk and fix common post-root issues such as black screen, touch not working, or dm-verity verification failed. This method includes downloading the correct boot.img and vbmeta files, unlocking the bootloader, and installing Magisk without TWRP. Rooting allows advanced control and customization of your OnePlus Nord N100.
⚠️ If your OnePlus Nord N100 is stuck on fastboot mode, or you're getting OS root errors, follow the steps carefully. Always match root files to your firmware build version.
✅ Files You Need for Root
- OnePlus Nord N100 Magisk patched boot image
- vbmeta.img file for OnePlus Nord N100
- Minimal ADB and Fastboot tool (latest version)
- Magisk APK
Important Note: Always ensure your battery is above 50%. Backup all your important data before proceeding, as this process will wipe everything from your phone.
š ️ How to Unlock Bootloader & Root OnePlus Nord N100
- Install ADB and Fastboot drivers on your computer.
- Enable OEM Unlock and USB Debugging in Developer Options on your OnePlus Nord N100.
- Transfer the stock
boot.img
and Magisk APK to your phone storage. - Install Magisk App, patch the boot image, and move the patched file back to your PC.
- Boot the phone into Fastboot mode using Volume Up + Power.
- Connect phone to PC and open Minimal ADB Fastboot tool.
- Run the following commands one by one:
fastboot flashing unlock fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img fastboot flash boot boot.img fastboot reboot
Once rebooted, your OnePlus Nord N100 will be rooted with Magisk. You can verify root using a root checker app.
š”️ Common Post-Root Fixes
- Touch not responding after root? Try reflashing correct vbmeta + boot.
- Phone stuck on fastboot? Use stock firmware flashing to recover.
- dm-verity error? Use the disable verification command as shown above.
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Disclaimer: Rooting may void your warranty and can brick your device if done incorrectly. Proceed at your own risk. For help or mistakes, visit our firmware flashing section and search your device model.