How to install twrp Recovery and Root Dragon Touch X10

Root twrp for Dragon Touch X10-
twrp Recovery and Root Guide now available for Dragon Touch X10, you can Download and install this Recovery by Following below Guide,

This is a Latest twrp recovery and Root Guide for Dragon Touch X10, you can Download and install this Recovery on your Dragon Touch X10 via terminal emulator and by using flashify,to install the Recovery your Device must be Rooted' Don't worry we will also show you how to Root your Dragon Touch X10 without using Recovery,after rooting you can unlock Real power of Your Device, you can install custom Rom, custom zip file on your Device, you can also tweak your Device using xposed framework, xposed has ability to change system behaviour without touching any apk, follow below Guide to Install twrp recovery and Root Dragon Touch X10,

Note-

• This ROM/Recovery/Guide is work only on Listed Device. Don’t try this on any other device, otherwise it cause bootloop,
• This is the stable version of Rom/Recovery.
• Follow the steps correctly otherwise you may brick your device. We are not responsible for any damage to your phone.
• It will erase all your data, so we advise you first to take a complete backup of your phone and then proceed.
• Ensure that your phone has at least 50-60% charged to prevent the accidental shutdown in-between the process,

Read also-

• How to Repair IMEI Number on Android Devices
• Backup Stock Rom on Android without Recovery
• How to Install HI-FI Audio System on Any Android Device

Requirements-

• Driver and Adb tools
• X10 TWRP for "nand" devices 
• X10 TWRP for "mmcblk" devices 

How to Guide-
Verify Partition Scheme
Over the past few months, it seems some devices have different names for the partition scheme, either "nand" or "mmcblk". So, the first step will be to check which type you have before installing TWRP and rooting the device. Here's how you check:

1) Connect the device to your PC, and open a terminal

2) Type the following:

Code:

# to make sure the device is recognized:

adb devices

# result should be:

List of devices attached
00000000000000000000 device

# Now type:

adb shell

# followed by:

ls -al /dev/block/by-name

# First Line should be 1 of the 2:

# This is a "mmcblk" device
lrwxrwxrwx root root 2016-07-20 00:08 UDISK -> /dev/block/mmcblk0p1

# This is a "nand" device
lrwxrwxrwx root     root              2016-07-20 00:36 UDISK -> /dev/block/nandk

Once you know which device type you have, follow the below directions accordingly.

Root (Works for Android 4.4.4 and 5.1.1)

Rooting the device is easy, there are two methods that I know work:
1) Install TWRP, then flash Chainfires current SuperSu zip, find it Here (<-- recommend method)
2) Using Kingo Root for PC, find it Here (Use the Root Again option)

Install TWRP

• You should already have ADB installed on your PC, or BusyBox and Terminal Emulator installed on your tablet, I will not cover installation of either of those. And you should know which type of mount partitions your device is using. To get the TWRP recovery on your device, you have a few options:

1) Use ADB to "push" the image (Android 4.4.4 and 5.1.1)
2) Use the included shell script, via BusyBox and Terminal Emulator (Android 5.1.1 and the device must already be rooted to use this option)

Download the appropriate zip for your device, located below, under Downloads, and extract it to a convenient location on your PC. If using your Tablet, the shell scripts and TWRP image must be in the root directory ( / ) to work properly.
Using ADB (Android 5.1.1) on "nand" partitions

Put the X10_twrp3.0.2.img file in the same directory as your working ADB, then enter the following:

Code:

adb push X10_twrp3.0.2.img /dev/block/nandf

#After it finishes:

adb reboot recovery

Now, flash the SuperSU flashable zip and your device will be rooted, yay!
That was easy, yes?

Using ADB (Android 5.1.1) on "mmcblk" partitions

Put the X10_twrp3.0.2.img file in the same directory as your working ADB, then enter the following:

Code:

adb push x10_twrp_mmc.img /dev/block/mmcblk0p9

#After it finishes:

adb reboot recovery

Now, flash the SuperSU flashable zip and your device will be rooted, yay!
That was easy, yes?

Using ADB (Android 4.4.4)*As of now, KK uses "nand" ONLY

This is the only way I could get it to work right on KitKat, sorry, no Terminal Emulator for this one...
Put the X10_twrp2.8.7.0.img file in the same directory as your working ADB, then enter the following, one line at a time:

Code:

adb push X10_twrp2.8.7.0.img /data/local/tmp

# Wait for it, then type:

adb shell

#Followed by:

dd if=/data/local/tmp/X10_twrp2.8.7.0.img of=/dev/block/nandf

#After it finishes:

reboot recovery

Now, flash the SuperSU flashable zip and your device will be rooted, yay!
That wasn't too bad, was it?

Using Terminal Emulator (Android 5.1.1 using "nand" ONLY)

Put the X10_twrp3.0.2.img and twrp.sh files in the root ( / ) folder of your tablet, then open the Terminal Emulator, enter the following, one line at a time:

Code:

su
sh twrp.sh

The script will tell you when it's done, now, power off the tablet. Boot into recovery by pressing and holding the Volume Down and Power Buttons. When the Dragon Touch logo appears, release the Power Button but continue to hold Volume Down until TWRP boots.

I hope you enjoy my work, and keep in mind that I like to keep things up to date, when a new version of TWRP comes out, I'll build it and post it here.

So this is a Complete Guide to install twrp recovery and Root Dragon Touch X10, if you have any question let us know via Comment,
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