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[Android General] ftechno:
Finnaly its here the YIOS ROM for ZTE V5 MAX

Autor：zhaochengw

UI：YIOS

ROM SIZE：216MB

ANDROID VERSION：5.1.1

DOWNLOAD：http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=1794822079&uk=1510279682

Radio fix : http://pan.baidu.com/s/1dDjmntv PASS：d22s

Source : TDBETA

NB : Your thanks is welcome :)
[Android General] twrock:
Thanks for that information. Too bad they are not building it as the "international version" to avoid the localized Chinese apps.

I also discovered that Alarm Clock Extreme did not work on my XiaoMi RedMi Note 4G's MIUI v.5 rom, so I just switched alarm apps.
[Android General] twrock:
Follow up question. What is the most stable MIUI rom for this phone right now? The OP seems to have three MIUI roms:

MIUI: 6 5.1.23_ws008f

V6 5.2.2

miui 5.123

I assume the V6 5.2.2 is the latest MIUI 6 rom in that list, but it is actually stable?

Is the newer MIUI 7 linked in EffEnnK's post above more stable?

Any opinions?
[Android General] Camacha:
I do not really understand what they are doing with those ROMs. I downloaded it last week and was sad to find it is still vulnerable to Stagefright. Today, I noticed an update, so I hoped that would finally be fixed. Some small details appear to be fixed, though this version is still vulnerable to Stagefright.

It confuses me that they put out updates every week, but do not compile it with a couple of patches that are commonly available.
[Android General] Camacha:
Every time I flash a ROM, a new recovery gets flashed too and the phone becomes unrooted. Is that normal? With my last ZTE I never needed to reroot or reflash the recovery. I could just simply flash the ROM and the rest would stay the same.

Am I doing something different or it is just different with this phone?

How is this ROM? Is it good? Is Stagefright patched? Is hardware encryption enabled? It looks like I am finally able to download from Baidu, so that is good news. The connection is not very stable, so a lot of downloads fail, but it should at least be possible :D

Thank you for your help so far, the tip about the QQ account (and a lot of patience) helped.
[Android General] Doudoube:
No, u are wrong, there are more recent roms.

The more stable for me is the 5.4.4.

U can download it at this address (translated in french with jBart, other languages are EN/CN) :

https://mega.nz/#!EhAF1ALL!vrCt-sKZkeFGFu_imtpFuTPDtR_AYIgFOXopNlPuO-8
[Android General] Doudoube:
Or u can try here :

http://www.yirom.com/handset/roms/1003
[Android General] Camacha:
These are the only two ROMs so far I have found that have Stagefright patched. If you want a safe phone, you will need either one of these.

The YIOS ROM looks very good, better than MIUI. It is fast and has many very useful options. There is even a very nifty built in ROOT option :) It also uses a newer version of Android.

YIOS (Android 5.1.1 32-bit)

TD Beta: http://www.tdbeta.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=264098&extra=page=1&filter=author&orderby=dateline

Direct link: http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=1794822079&uk=1510279682

MD5: 74e963294cb68dda5afaadf02ca6c667

Radio patch for YIOS (you can flash this right after, it is needed for a working SIM card): http://pan.baidu.com/s/1dDjmntv Code: d22s

MD5: 5a9cd5586951575c7de17436528be0ff

MIUI 7 (5.8.13/ Android 4.4.4 32-bit)

TD Beta: http://www.tdbeta.cn/thread-263237-1-1.html

Direct link: http://pan.baidu.com/s/1kTAcUmr Code: 2pwv

MD5: 72819a7a820e659b69f8ea58e34d9c14
[Android General] twrock:
Thank you for that information. Unfortunately my previous registration with the Baidu website no longer works. Now they want a "China telephone number", and I don't have one. So I can't get any download to work.
[Android General] Camacha:
That is the same problem that was bugging me, it is very frustrating. It took me days and many hours to figure out how to do that. After a tip by ftechno, it is probably easiest to make a QQ account. When asked to log in at Baidu, you can click on the QQ logo icon (a little penguin at the bottom) and log in with those credentials (QQ number and password) instead. That way you do not need a Chinese phone number.

Blocking ads or scripts might interfere with logging in, even if turned off, so it is probably best to use a clean browser. The download can be unstable, but when I kept trying, one eventually came through. Some downloads took around 10 attempts, so you need patience. Make sure your file is complete, I added MD5 hashes to my earlier post. Flashing an incomplete file could lead to tears, be careful with that. When flashing the ROM, be sure to do a factory reset and wipe before installation, and wipe again afterwards.

If you need any more help, just yell :)
[Android General] SolEpsi:
Blocking ads or scripts might interfere with logging in, even if turned off, so it is probably best to use a clean browser. The download can be unstable, but when I kept trying, one eventually came through. Some downloads took around 10 attempts, so you need patience. Make sure your file is complete, I added MD5 hashes to my earlier post. Flashing an incomplete file could lead to tears, be careful with that. When flashing the ROM, be sure to do a factory reset and wipe before installation, and wipe again afterwards.

If you need any more help, just yell :)[/QUOTE]

I use Jdownloader to get the rom it work not so bad.Sometimes network cut without no reason but in general that work.

Good point its that you just have to copy and paste the links for roms.

Now i got YIOS rom and patch if someone wants them just tell it I will upload them on a mega drive.
[Android General] twrock:
Yes, I would be grateful if you would upload those.
[Android General] SolEpsi:
Send you a private message with the link because I cant add url's to my messages...
[Android General] Camacha:
I am hesitant to post the links because the authors explicitly ask not to distribute the ROM outside of TD Beta/Baidu. Those guys did a lot of good work for us :) Maybe it is good only to distribute the links via private message to those that really have no other way of downloading the files.

Two days ago I did notice video does not work in my ROM, that only works in software mode. I now see it is listed under the bugs. That makes me sad.
[Android General] Camacha:
The YIOS 5.1.1 ROM is brilliant, but sadly has some issues - it has no hardware video, no audio recording and no GPS. This has led me back to the MIUI ROM, which surprisingly seems to run better this time than last time.

If those things do not bother you I would still recommend the YIOS ROM, because it is really very good.
[Android General] twrock:
Ahh, sorry to hear that YIOS has no GPS. That is a critical function for me on my phone for bike riding.

Are you using the latest MIUI 7 or some other MIUI rom?
[Android General] Camacha:
I am using the Kingrealer MIUI 7 ROM in my previous post. I would advise to use that one, as it has been patched for Stagefright. As far as I can tell, all available functions work.

The Heavenke MIUI ROM from the official forums still seems to be vulnerable, so I would not use that. As soon as YIOS gets patched, I am going back, because I really loved it.
[Android General] Doudoube:
Please, would u tell me whether Yios is multilanguage or not ???
[Android General] Camacha:
I think both the Kingrealer MIUI and YIOS ROM are both Chinese and English only.
[Android General] Doudoube:
Merci
[Android General] twrock:
We need the "eMMC image"!

I recently attempted to repartition the memory in my phone, and it failed. I now have a bricked phone.

Fortunately there is an unbrick guide in this thread. :) But very unfortunately, I did not realize that it is missing a key component, meaning that it is not useful if you already have a bricked phone. :( So I'm stuck, and others will likely be as well, because we don't have the "eMMC image" mentioned in the unbrick post. Someone whose phone is not yet bricked can create this image, and everyone else can use it. If you are willing, please follow these instructions, and upload the resulting file and give us the link. I would be very grateful, and I'm sure others would be as well.

1. Make a complete backup of your phone using CMW or TWRP, and remove that SD card with that backup for safe keeping

2. Format another external MicroSD card with "exfat" system file. The size of this SD card should be more than 16 GB , which is the size of the full eMMC image.

3. Do a full factory reset, meaning wipe your cache, data, and internal storage using either CWM or TWRP.

4. Insert the newly formatted SD card into your phone and connect to your V5 MAX to your computer with a USB cord. Using ADB, type:

adb shell

su

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/storage/sdcard1/backup.img bs=512 count=30535646​

4. This will take a while since the size of the resulting "backup.img" is around 16 GB. (However, after you compress it for uploading, it will be around 2 GB.)

5. Restore your backup, and your phone will be back to normal.

6. Compress the backup.img, upload the zipped eMMC image, and give us the link.

Again, I'd really appreciate anyone who is willing to take the time to do this. I wish I hadn't assumed the unbrick post was complete, or I would have done it myself before I attempted to change the size of my data partition. This image file should make the unbrick instructions actually work. Otherwise, there is no way to use the unbrick instructions.
[Android General] HmMarques:
I'll try to do that tonight.. I only have one micro SD of 16gb, hope its not more than that..

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[Android General] twrock:
This is for future people who stumble upon this topic about bricked phones. Click this link to go to the general ZTE V5 Max thread post that I did to follow up on my experience of getting my phone to work again:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=63005167&postcount=317

Sorry posting in the wrong thread in the first place.

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Thanks for that info. I did install the Kingrealer rom, and it is very nice. I did not use it for a long time, since I had other problems I was trying to solve. But I will seriously consider going back to it after I get everything stabalized.

What do you prefer about YIOS over MIUI 7? I assume the GPS problem still exists, no?

The TWRP recovery image from the Heavenke rom looks like a very new build, but is in Chinese. But it was helpful in working around a problem I now have with a lost device name when working in recovery. I have no idea where that problem came from. The "N958St" is simply gone, and that causes problems installing some of these roms, particularly the stock roms.
[Android General] Camacha:
It looks like YIOS is still on the same version. I prefer YIOS because it is fast and very complete. It looks a lot like stock Android, but with many useful options. For instance, it has the ability to put your phone on silence for a certain time - I always forget to put it back on ring. It allows you to set for each app whether you want the notification bar to show, it has a menu option to turn on and off root and it has many more great options. You even have a setting for what function or app the phone should start on a double tap or long push of each button. MIUI has some of these settings, but with less options and much less flexibility.

I need GPS and video too, but otherwise it would be the ideal ROM.

Correct. I have had to do some Russian roulette in there to install things without knowing what the menus say :D
[Android General] twrock:
Interesting that they haven't got GPS working yet. That's too bad. That alone will keep me from trying it. I simply have to have working GPS.
[Android General] twrock:
I've installed the Kingrealer ROM. It is very nice, typical for MIUI, smooth and seemingly everything works well. GPS was locked the first time in seconds! So far I am very happy with it.

Edit: I did find a small bug. Seems the camera app won't save to the external SD card no matter how that is set in Settings/Storage. So when I try to review a picture I just took from within the app, it jumps to the pictures on the external SD card, and not the one I just took with the camera.

Also, according to the Zimperium Stagefright Detector app, it is still vulnerable to the Stagefright bug, particularly CVE-2015-6602. I have no idea what that particular vulnerability is. I make a point of turning off Auto-retrieve MMS in Messaging Settings, hoping that will help cover that possible flaw. I suppose I should do some research to see if there is any way to take care of that myself.
[Android General] yurman:
ROMs

MK44.4-n958st-20150315-UNOFFICIAL-multilang.zip Cyanogen Mod (a-la ICS, support themes):good:

drive.google.com/open?id=0B9v6n3VKl_teNENpamZuVnBYNnM

pac-11-R5-n958st20150312-UNOFFICIALmultilang.zip Cyanogen Mod (a-la ICS, support themes):good:

drive.google.com/open?id=0B9v6n3VKl_teN2RhZG1SZkg2Yzg

Xgod_V5max_n958st_lewaOS5_0616multilang.zip

drive.google.com/open?id=0B9v6n3VKl_teZ0VXeF85RG1Pcjg

ZTE_V5Max_YunOS_3.2.0_ALL_7TO_KK4.4_V4.4en-cn.zip

drive.google.com/open?id=0B9v6n3VKl_teTW9BQnJQVjFkYjQ

V5MAX-Flyme-20150519-1en-cn.zip a-la Meizu

drive.google.com/open?id=0B9v6n3VKl_teTktsSUF6LUpLMWc

ZTE_V5Max_SmartisanOS_V2.0.0_7TO_KK4.4_V2.0en-cn.zip

drive.google.com/open?id=0B9v6n3VKl_teaTNuR19pZ1prS0k

MIUI7_5.10.09en-cn.zip:good:

drive.google.com/open?id=0B9v6n3VKl_teTmFpakVpUmMzSkU
[Android General] twrock:
I just installed this MIUI7. Initially I wanted to check on the two problems I discovered in the Kingrealer MIUI7 version: Stagefright vulnerability and save location problem for the camera app. Both are solved in this newer version linked above. According to the Zimperium app, there is no Stagefright vulnerability in this newer MIUI7 version.

There are a number of Chinese only apps, so some "cleanup" will be needed by non-Chinese speakers. It is rooted and includes SuperSU. It looks like a very nice MIUI7. I'll let you know if I run into any problems, but I might not have a lot of time to play with it immediately.

Thanks again to Yurman for the links to easy downloads. :good:
[Android General] HmMarques:
Is this multi language? All working fine?I'll test this one, my first miui ROM.

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[Android General] twrock:
Chinese and English only.

Also, it is having some trouble with Google Play Services. I periodically get a popup that Google Play Services has stopped. I'm also now having some weird issues with my Google Calendar Sync. Maybe it's me, or maybe it's something else. I might try a reinstall and make sure I'm using the newest Gapps.
[Android General] balambuc:
Is that miui7 KitKat or Lollipop? :)
[Android General] twrock:
The kernel is still KitKat.

I went back to the Nubia rom. I got tired of some of the Chinese stuff in this newest MIUI and of the popup error messages that Play Services had stopped. I also kept have trouble with Calendar Sync. There is something going weird with that, and I got tired of trying to solve it. If you are Chinese and you want to use everything connected with XiaoMi and the stock MIUI way of doing things, I'm sure this is a "perfect" rom. But I want to use Google's services/apps, so it is not what I want.

I honestly think that the Nubia rom is quite good and extremely stable. I wish they would patch the remaining Stagefright vulnerability. But I have turned off automatic loading/opening MMS, so I'm not very worried about that anyway.
[Android General] twrock:
Is this new, or the same version we had before? http://en.miui.com/ [link removed; see below for reason]

At least it looks like an "official" MIUI 7 rom for our phone, since it is listed on the MIUI website. Please post any results or reviews.

Edit: It is new. English, Chinese, and one other language I don't recognize. Flashing it will replace your Recovery with Chinese TWRP and your splash screen as well (see below). I only messed with it for a minute, so I have no experience to share.

Edit #2: I removed the link to the rom above. I don't recommend installing this rom. It replaces the boot splash screen with on that say:

"mi.com"

"Nubia"

"Powered by Heavenke"

That is very annoying to me, because neither restoring my previous backup nor flashing any other rom replaces that.

But I did find the stock splash screen img that can be installed via recovery, and I uploaded it to Mega for anyone else that gets annoyed by such things and wants to go back to stock: https://mega.nz/#!JVgQiaYZ!37HTfzh4TH-qfdNIKGe_UeKhJo6sK_Y6X-UEjGiziLw
[Android General] fuego4e:
I want to root zte n939st. Help
[Android General] twrock:
Google is your friend. I entered root zte n939st in Google and got this: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62989191&postcount=10 Of course you are going to have to click on the links and follow instructions.

Or, you can see the main thread: http://xdaforums.com/android/general/zte-v5-pro-sale-24th-t3208231 and then scroll down to post #10.

This thread is for a different ZTE device (the ZTE V5 Max).
[Android General] Camacha:
Did you check for Stagefright 2? Or, let me be more specific, is this ROM not vulnerable to CVE-2015-6602?
[Android General] twrock:
I can only report that whatever the version of Zimperium app was available on Oct 22 did not find any Stagefright vulnerability. But I can't say anything about any specific vulnerability, since I was not looking for that kind of detail. I don't know if that version of Zimperium checked for that one.
[Android General] Doudoube:
Just a little question : is the last miui7 for the n958st row ?

Thx
[Android General] twrock:
It looks like the latest is MIUI 7, which I believe was created by Heavenke on 2015 12 25:

Author: 何处是我道 Version: 5.12.25 (MIUI7) Size: 504.7M

That means it is not yet based on the new release of MIUI 7.1.1.0 for many devices. The Heavenke version is "unofficial". NOTE: if it is like the last Heavenke MIUI rom I tested, it will replace your Recovery and Bootsplash images when you install it. Both can be "fixed" (reverted to whatever you had before) with a bit of work, but it was irritating to me to have to do that.

Here is the link to MIUI's English download page. Just click on the ZTE icon and you will find the link to the latest MIUI for our phone that they have on their site: http://en.miui.com/download.html
[Android General] Doudoube:
What you said is right.

Don't install this version of MIUI if don't want to get a chinese recovery....

It's not ROW : only CN/EN.

You can use Jbart to translate it.

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I said to myself that this post is becoming sad and boring.

Not any news with Lollipop and during this time Androïd 6 is launched for several months...
[Android General] twrock:
Did you test the latest MIUI to see if the Stagefright bug vulnerabilities are fixed?

I have a Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G, and I installed the latest MIUI 7.1.1.0 rom, and the Stagefright bugs are all fixed. So I wondered about Heavenke's rom for our ZTE.

Yes, there probably won't be much more coming in development for our phone, but the thing is that it is still working just fine for me, even though I am still using the last stock rom. At least with the 8+8gb memory hack, I can install a lot of apps and not run out of room (the problem with my Xiaomi phone).
[Android General] Doudoube:
I believe the security patch was dated on 12/01/2015 ; so i think the phone is secured when using MIUI 7.
[Android General] twrock:
So I decided to test the latest Heavenke MIUI (Author: 何处是我道 Version: 5.12.25 (MIUI7) Size: 504.7M). There is some good news.

It did not replace the bootsplash screen and it did not replace my CWM Recovery. So that is the good news!

It was rooted, but I had to install SuperSu first in order to use root (I flashed SuperSu in Recovery).

Installing Gapps was simple enough (also by flashing KK Gapps in Recovery).

The bad news is that it is Chinese (two forms), English, and I think Russian only.

But now the really bad news: Wifi doesn't work!!!

I'll try to find out what is happening, but that is a very serious bug.
[Android General] Doudoube:
This is a beta rom.

It will be bug free soon (i hope).

Thx for your advertisement !!!
[Android General] twrock:
But what is confusing is that wifi worked in previous versions of Heavenke's MIUI rom. So I don't understand why there was this issue if the Android version is still 4.4.4.
[Android General] twrock:
Well, a newer version is available (Version: 6.1.29), but still no WiFi for me. Link: http://en.miui.com/download-279.html

Can someone else check it to confirm that WiFi does or doesn't work for you? If it does work, please give your installation details. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. :confused:
[Android General] bthapa:
Need rom for zte v5 4gb

I am stuck with my cheap phone. I thought it would be some sort of a great deal. but this nubia ui is highly unstable and whenever I leave my phone on standby mode. It freezes and every time to fix this I need to pull out the battery and put it back. Please help. I dont want anything special. Even a stock 4.4.2 rom should suffice. Please help. :(:(
[Android General] twrock:
I don't know why you are having trouble with the stock rom. I'm using the newest stock rom for this phone, which is v. 1.35, running Android 4.4.4, and it is rock solid. I have never needed to pull the battery to reset it from being stuck. I've tried quite a few modified/alternate roms, but I have always returned to the stock rom. I think it just works better than everything else.

I also have a Xiaomi RedMi Note 4G, but I prefer to use this ZTE V5 Max because it is _more_ stable and faster with the stock rom (vs the Xiaomi with MIUI7).

If you aren't running the stock Nubia v.1.35, I recommend you download it, do a factory reset, and install it clean. If you still have problems after that, maybe it's something else like a hardware problem.
[Android General] bthapa:
v2.5.1

Its barely a week old phone and I checked the Nubia UI version. Here it shows v2.5.1
[Android General] twrock:
You must have a different phone than this forum is about. Do you have the ZTE V5 Max? If you do, then the newest stock rom is v1.35. If you don't, then you need to find the right forum for your phone.
[Android General] bthapa:
I got zte v5 9180 and this is the only related forum I was able to find here.
[Android General] twrock:
Are you aware of the official ZTE rom download page? http://www.ztehn.com/download.php

There are many roms listed for 9180, so you will need to know which specific phone you have. I use Chrome to browse, so it can translate the page, which might help. Make a note of the password that you will need in order to download the rom you want.

If you phone has the latest rom already, then this might not help, but you can try.
[Android General] bthapa:
Here's the link, please check.

http://www.gsmarena.com/zte_redbull_v5_v9180-6679.php

This is the phone that I need rom for.
[Android General] twrock:
If you are using the stock rom, just check the Settings/About/System updates to see if there is an update for your phone. That is the easiest way.

Did you already try a factory reset to see if that will help?
[Android General] twrock:
Here is what you need: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2792958

You should be able to get the help you need in that forum.
[Android General] bthapa:
Yep I already have done these. Doesnt seem to help me at all.
[Android General] Camacha:
Did anyone find a YIOS ROM with less bugs yet? I have tried to find it on TD Beta, but even with Google Translate it is hard for me to figure out what each download is and does.
[Android General] omid_juve:
i have downloaded this file but it needs password to open the zip file . please give me the password
[Android General] omid_juve:
what should i do if it recognize my phone as "QHSUSB_BULK"????????????

i cannot assign port to in qpst software ??????????
[Android General] omid_juve:
does anybody have a link to a rom that can be install by fastboot mode because my phone cannot install any rom through recovery so i should try using fastboot command??