Rooting my OnePlus

[Lollypolly]

I have had my oneplus rooted previously by someone else. I accidentally updated my OnePlus Nord ce 2 lite 5g to android 13 without installing magisk to the inactive slot first so when my phone rebooted I had lost root although my bootloader was still unlocked. I've done some research on how to reroot it on my own but for the life of me can't figure out how to get the boot img file for my phone.
Could someone please help me out if they know something about this?

 

[hstroph]

I can't verify these steps because I don't own the phone you have, but is this method part of your previous boot.img researches?

 

[Lollypolly]

Yes this is what I tried to do but I couldn't find my ota package to download

 

[Lollypolly]

I can't verify these steps because I don't own the phone you have, but is this method part of your previous boot.img researches?

Yes this is what I tried to do but I couldn't find my ota package to download

 

[Lollypolly]

So I just tried again with the oxygen updater app and I downloaded the it's package but how do I find the file it's not in my downloads?

I can't verify these steps because I don't own the phone you have, but is this method part of your previous boot.img researches?

 

[hstroph]

So I just tried again with the oxygen updater app and I downloaded the it's package but ...

Please take care to detail your words. I have no idea what is meant by "the it's package". Did you locate the *payload.bin file (I think it was) for your particular phone to match the OS you have installed? Maybe that's what "the oxygen updater app" does ... If so, you'd have to locate that file to follow the rest of the instructions.

If you have busybox installed on the phone, an "adb shell" from your connected laptop would make the search for the file location rather trivial. In adb shell:
find / -type f -name \*[Pp]ayload.bin 2> /dev/null

 

[Lollypolly]

Sorry I meant OTA package autocorrect, ok I'll try

Please take care to detail your words. I have no idea what is meant by "the it's package". Did you locate the *payload.bin file (I think it was) for your particular phone to match the OS you have installed? Maybe that's what "the oxygen updater app" does ... If so, you'd have to locate that file to follow the rest of the instructions.

If you have busybox installed on the phone, an "adb shell" from your connected laptop would make the search for the file location rather trivial. In adb shell:
find / -type f -name \*[Pp]ayload.bin 2> /dev/null