Nexus Root Toolkit 2.1.9

Support for Googles new ZIP style factory images.
Changes to support Chainfires new SuperSU Service Release (SR) naming convention.
New toggle in flash stock interface to show or hide an extended factory image list.
OEM Lock script now also checks for ‘enable OEM unlocking’ setting (requirement) on select devices.
Update to latest SDK platform tools.
Additional automation updates to backend dev-machine systems to speed extended build support.

This program will automatically bring together all the files you need to unlock and root your device in a few clicks, or flash it back to stock and re-lock it.
You can also use this program to backup/restore all your important data, flash zips, set file permissions, push and pull files, install apps, generate logcats/bugreports, and much more!
With the included file association options, you can perform tasks like flashing zips, installing apps, restoring android backup files, and flashing/booting img files with just a double click!
The program includes a full featured interface for automating tasks in TWRP, enhanced restore features, an in-built auto-updater/notification system, ‘any build’ mode, advanced restore features,’NRT- Live Log’ for viewing the adb/fastboot cmds that are run in the background, quick tools utilities, utility set for merging custom build.prop tweaks, and tools for taking screenshots/screen-recordings.
All the latest official Android builds and Nexus devices are supported.
The program intelligently and selectively downloads the files it needs for your device and makes sure you are using the latest files available.
The program can even auto-detect your device and build. This release brings official Nougat support for the recently released factory image packages, and a quick fix for XP users. Check out the updated

New ‘Tweak Build.prop’ utility added which allows managing and merging custom tweaks.
Manual hashcheck interface now supports SHA1 and SHA256 in addition to MD5 sums.
Automatic ‘OEM Unlocking’ Enabled/Disabled detection integrated into unlock script.
New hands-free system for enabling ‘OEM Unlocking’ in developer options (in case users touchscreen is broken).
Live progress percentage in log for adb push/pull operations.
Device specific ‘no-force-encrypt’ requirements for android N rooting.
Dynamic version equivalence understanding for letter versions (L, M, N, etc) via ASCII conversions.
More in-built adb timeout functions to handle unexpected hangs.
More in-built error checking for handling arrays.
Contacts backup script updated with more automation and better instructions.
SMS backups and Call Log backups consolidated to one feature.
Applying custom ROM Vendor.img added to automated ‘Flash Zips’ interface.
Streamlined and decluttered live log output.
Added an ‘Always on top’ toggle to Live Log.
Cleaned up spacing in all information MsgBoxes.
Link launching function revised for improved compatiblity with all Windows versions.
Latest STABLE-BRANCH SDK dev android platform tools utilized.
General optimizations, code improvements and bugfixes.

Pixel C Support Added!
Android N Support Added!
All Latest Marshmallow Builds Supported!

· Extended support to the latest Marshmallow builds.
· Partial support for the latest N preview builds (automated root support still in progress).
· Support for TWRP’s new file naming/versioning convention.
· Support for SuperSU’s new file naming/versioning convention.
· Elimination of the depreciated Koush superuser as an option.
· Extended the default wait time for adb recovery device detection and retry detection.
· General optimizations, code improvements and bugfixes.

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· Extended the default wait time for adb recovery device detection.

Fixed the unlock function – commented out test function.

· Full Marshmallow automation for all NRT features!
· New system that no longer relies on modified boot.imgs but rather uses TWRP’s adb root shell.
· Full adoption of chainfires autopatching systemless root method.
· Most fully automated features will now also work in ‘Any Build’ mode due to the new method which doesn’t require modified boot.imgs.
· Nexus Player scripts updated.
· Bug fixes.

· Bug fixes.
· Latest Masterlists included.
· Flashstock revisions.
· Revised and improved dynamic adb operation timeout functions.

Bug fixes.
New builds supported.
Revised root flow for dealing with current bootloader bug in Nexus 5x devices which prevents fastboot boot command from working properly.
Built root kernels using chainfires original (more stable, not the systemless root) method for all the new builds.
New information and warning prompts.
Rebuilt no-force encrypt images.
Stability improvements.

· Nexus 5X, 6P and Player support.
· Roots Marshmallow builds with Chainfires current root kernel method.
· Rebuilt all modified boot.img files with integrated busybox for performing on-device hashchecking.
· All adb push and pull operations are now hash verified, and enhanced with time estimates and error checking.
· Revised ‘Flashstock.bat’ to always utilize force flash mode, and also fastboot format userdata instead of fastboot flash userdata.img (to avoid incorrect storage display after a flash)
· Bootloader unlock status and board type now verified.
· Nexus Root Toolkit now appears in add/remove programs, and the installer and updater files are signed with more details.
· Added LG drivers for Nexus 5X.
· Busybox free and Quick Reboot updated to the latest available versions.
· SDK platform-tools (adb/fastboot) updated to the latest available version.
· Lots of small fixes and general code optimizations.
· More stuff I am forgetting, will add more shortly…

· Rebuilt entire downloading system to utilize wget instead of AutoIT’s inbuilt InetGet functions.
· New download system now supports HTTP/HTTPS proxy configuration. Full frontend for managing user configurations in the toolkits options menu.
· Proxy configurations with username/password can be setup, and there is an option to re-prompt for the proxy password credentials each session.
· Added better information messages in the flash stock interface to help user chose the best configurations.
· Change the ‘Support Threads’ link to point the forums on wugfresh.com
· Corrected the ‘Flash Stock + Unroot’ ‘no-force encrypt’ option to grab the no-force encrypt boot.img dependency based on the users selection of what they are about to flash rather than what they are currently running.
· All backup & restore apps updated to the latest available versions.
· Busybox free and Quick Reboot updated to the latest available versions.
· SDK platform-tools (adb/fastboot) updated to the latest available version.
· To ensure authenticity, all exe’s and installer files are now digital signed with a verified Comodo Code Signing certificate.
· Other small fixes and general code optimizations.

· Updated included masterlists to the latest version available.
· Fixed some typos.

Fixes to decryption script for N6
Vendor button will now enable for N9 LTE edition
Message box for “Flash Stock” now explains that ‘no-wipe mode’ can be enabled on the the next screen to preserve userdata.
Fixed the splash messages that redundantly used the word “Temporarily” twice.
Updated the included busybox free apk, quickreboot, and all of riteshsahu’s backup and restore apps to the latest available versions.
Other small fixes and optimizations.

· Small fix for an issue with flashstock.bat when force flash wasn’t disabled.
· Screen Recording button no longer gets disabled with ‘Any Build mode’, just a message box that informs user that screen recording doesn’t work on builds lower than 4.4.0.

New dual-style intelligent ADB/FASTBOOT connectivity checking system. Now users are able to start any NRT script from either fastboot or adb mode, and the toolkit will automatically detect their device state and continue from there.
New ‘no-force encrypt’ flash stock option for N6/N9 that will allow users to use ‘No-wipe mode’ on their previously decrypted device, and retain their decryption (and data) when upgrading.
New ‘Manual Masterlists’ importing, so users can get the latest masterlists even if the toolkit says ‘can’t access update server’
New feature in advanced utilities for changing/resetting your devices display density.
Live Log now has additional starting information, to make it easier to provide support.
Re-built the Quick Flash (file assocations *.img) interface and included the ‘cache’ and ‘vendor’ buttons.
Extra info when setting SuperSU beta, which informs the user that beta release SuperSU’s may not always be more recent than the latest stable.
All ‘Flash Stock + Unroot’ options moved from the toolkits settings menu to the flash stock interface.
Text revision on main interface to show that “Flash Stock + Unroot” can be used for “Restore/Upgrade/Downgrade”.
Fastboot flash ‘Cache’ button added to advanced utilities and new quick flash (file assocations *.img) interface.
Quick Tools are now fully dynamic with the new intelligent connectivity checking so the user no longer has to specify if they are in adb/fastboot mode.
APK Installation now automatically checks for special characters in the file name that could prevent installation, and if present – removes them on-the-fly, then auto-renames them back to their original name – all without user interaction.
No-Force Encrypt flashing script (Advanced Utilities > Fastboot Flash > Boot > No-Force Encrypt) now performs both fastboot erase and format so that it works properly on n9 (which disallows the fastboot format userdata cmd due to f2fs file system).
Determined that the ‘can’t access update server’ is related to users having download managers installed on their machine, so NRT now recommends uninstalling those (for now).
About NRT script now displays additional text to indicate ‘beta’ SuperSU being used.
Settings.ini is now primed with the blank sections for improved organization and readability.
On first run if SuperSU beta has a greater version number than stable it is set as the default (can be disabled in toolkit options).
Improved ‘Other’ factory pack recognition scripts, to better identify factory packs that are not listed in the kit.

New feature for flashing a build specific ‘No-forced Encryption’ boot.img [for Nexus 6 & 9]: Advanced Utilities > Fastboot Flash > Boot > ‘No-Force Encrypt’ button
· Root method no longer relies upon root_kernels, but rather utilizes Chainfires latest and greatest SuperSU.
· Added a dedicated ‘Vendor’ button in advanced utilities for flashing that image on the Nexus 9.
· Added new Fastboot Erase and Fastboot Format features (advanced utilities), which allow users to perform batch wipe operations after selecting the partitions with checkboxes.
· Added new ‘OEM Device Info’ button in advanced utilities ‘Quick Tools’
· Re-organized advanced utilities into top-level blocks ‘Fastboot Flash’ and ‘Fastboot Boot’ respectively; so previous features like ‘Restore Stock Recovery’ can now be found in a sub-gui after hitting Fastboot Flash ‘Recovery’ Button.
· Restore Stock Kernel script no longer performs a temp boot test operation, it just flashes it.
· Flash TWRP/CWM/PHILZ/OTHER scripts, now allow you to disable the additional operation of flashing ‘perm-recovery-signed.zip’ which is only needed the first time you flash an alternate recovery (so for example if you are just upgrading to a new version of TWRP, you can forgo flashing that zip and just have NRT flash the new version).
· Fastboot device detection now auto-retries to connect once if it doesn’t the first time.
· Updated the included adb/fastboot binaries to the latest platform-tools release from the SDK
· Added an automatic check to see if ‘Bluestacks’ application is running on start, to ask the user if they want NRT to close it (because this application causes conflicts with NRT)
· Bug fixes to multi-updater to deal with scenarios where not all files are available for a device yet (like TWRP currently for Nexus Player)
· Minor bug fixes, code optimizations, and feature enhancements.

Dynamic web-backed legacy file scrubbing system built. Now in the event of a bad upload, WugFresh can easily upload a new file with the identical file name and upon Masterlist update NRT will automatically handle scrubbing the legacy file.
Copying CWM Nandroid to computer now works properly on Lollipop.
ADB Not Found message for performing ADB Sideload operations now details how to properly configure the driver in that state.
Additional information on hashcheck mismatch msgbox, which now notifies the user updating the Masterlists is the first thing they should try.
New ‘Post-Flash Factory Reset’ option under ‘Flash Stock Options’, which when enabled will automatically boot the user into stock recovery after a flash stock procedure and instruct how to wipe data & cache, or just cache (if no wipe mode is enabled). This option is designed to help mitigate some issues select users have with bootloops/storage-display-issues post-flash. This option is only available when ‘Force Flashing’.
New additions to ‘flashstock.bat’ to accommodate the new vendor.img file present on N9.
QuickBoot app now replaced by QuickReboot (by PhongIT) to accommodate Lollipop support.
Busybox Installer by Stericson updated to the latest version available.
Nexus 9 and Nexus Player added (without root support – still waiting on TWRP).

Included the latest Masterlists to prevent users who never utilized the “Update” in the kit from getting the AutoIt error (for KTU84P Nexus 7 2013). This error was due to the modified boot.img for that build being accidentally removed from the server. Its was then reuploaded and the masterlists were updated, but those users who never updated would still get the error.
No longer will the “Force Flash” recommendation be made to N4 users, because it seems to cause a bootloop – however factory resting will fix that either way

Fixes to Wug_Updater_Nexus.exe

Lollipop support for all the recently released factory images.
Live log is no longer governed by an on/off toggle, but rather always shows so users can easily check cmd output.
Error checking on 7zip factory package extraction.
Utilizing BETA-SuperSU is the default option on first install (can be changed in the options menu).
New ‘Skip…’ hashcheck button on the manual hashcheck input box for factory pacakages .
Error checking on 7zip factory package extraction.
In preparation for releasing new WugFresh software, the NRT default installation directory has now been moved to a subdir: ‘%PROGAMFILES%/WugFresh Development/NexusRootToolkit’.
Various bug fixes and optimizations.

Additional user option for updating to the latest beta versions of SuperSU, and also for installing SuperSU Pro (via playstore).
Clean-up script to remove a legacy philz recovery file (if present) that the developer had updated without incriminating the version number.
Bug fix that was causing a message box to crash.
Additional optimizations in preparation to support N6 and N9 when they become available.

· Minor bug fixes.

· Additions to the legacy cleanup script.
· Bug fixes.

What’s new in Nexus Root Toolkit 1.9.0: October 20th, 2014

· Full root procedure for the new 5.0.0 preview release.
· Extended the hybrid downloader to look for ‘root kernel’ dependency in case this becomes the norm for rooting all future 5.0.* releases.
· Added a user option for disabling the QuickBoot app installation when rooting (main options menu).
· Bug fixes.