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[Moto X Android Development] zilexa:
I can confirm it works. I installed Exposed v80 sdk22 as recommended in the first post.

I can also confirm HTC Sense Home Launcher works perfectly after installing the Exposed Sensify module! This is absolutely perfect!

Now I have a near-stock very clean launcher WITH ability to hide and/or group apps in the app drawer and hide the Google search bar.

Also the App drawer background is completely black which is great in combination with the OLED screen.

Normally you would need Nova Launcher Prime (€5) to do that (hiding/grouping apps in the drawer).

Thanks a lot for this debloated great ROM!

I did remove 2 apps, perhaps you missed them?

- email (the gmail app allows you to add Exchange, IMAP and pop email accounts).

- Google Keyboard (the Lollipop keyboard from Shaftlame here on XDA is identical but adds long press to the letters to get symbols).

With Xposed and te modules Gravity box, Moto checkbox, AudioBT and Sensify I now have a Moto X experience close to what it used to be plus the benefits of my old HTC :) thanks so much!

EDIT:

I found a "bug": The unique "Wave-to-wake" feature was removed by Motorola in the first Lollipop update. Unfortunately it is also not present in this ROM. Is there a fix available?
[Moto X Android Development] necktru:
Where I can find the Htc home launcher?

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[Moto X Android Development] lavero.burgos:
I recommend Xposed v78 or v75

I have tested v79 and v80 and with both I've had systemui crashes, and with v79 slow downs after a while followed by system not responding.

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[Moto X Android Development] zilexa:
You need Xposed, in Xposed, search for the Sensify module. After installed/activated, carefully read the first post of the Sensify topic and download the correct versions of HTC Service Pack and Sense Home from APKMirror. Once installed (both) you should be good to go. Do make sure you disable/remove BlinkFeed since its dead.

Direct link to my post in the Sensify topic, containing direct-download URLs to the correct versions of the HTC Service Pack and Sense Home:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65210829&postcount=158

My guide how I got all pre-Lollipop features back with a better launcher and some other nice improvements:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65211825&postcount=9

It also includes the link showing how to get the Wave-To-Wake feature back that Motorola removed with Lollipop!
[Moto X Android Development] rapiollymega:
What is modem firmware exactly? I was trying to revert to stock from a custom ROM a month ago and I saw the modded firmware so I decided to try it but it was really buggy and would crash alot for some reason. Then it crashed and I don't boot into TWRP recovery. I had to figure out how to use mfastboot and reflash the moto stock image (not the flashable zips). Now I am interested in trying to install the modded firmware again but I'm not sure what to do exactly. Should I flash it and then factory reset and then flash the modem firmware? Also, when I restore, do I only need to backup the data folder to keep all my apps and everything?
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Modem firmware includes the software that enables the cellular part of the phone (fsg.mbn) and the non-high-level operating system that enables encryption, encoding, etc. (NON-HLOS.bin). The zip also includes the bootloader (motoboot.img) and a partition map (gpt.bin). The last two firmwares cannot be downgraded but should be flashed to avoid unintended bugs, like the speakerphone bug.

The modded ROM should be installed in this order: 1. flash the firmware (motoboot, gpt, fsg, and NON-HLOS), 2. flash the ROM, 3. flash SuperSU, Xposed, etc, and 4. factory reset.

As long as the data partition is backed up using TWRP, all the apps and their data can be restored.
[Moto X Android Development] satanherry:
big thanks for these links:o:good:
[Moto X Android Development] rapiollymega:
Thanks, If I update the moto app's via playstore on the modded ROM, will I lose some of the features?
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
No, all the features previously present in Motorola's apps (Camera, Gallery, etc.) will still be available when downloading or updating their apps through the Play Store.
[Moto X Android Development] rorschach181:
I'm using XT1052 Retail DE (Version: 222.27.5.ghost_row.Retail.en.DE) now and I've found two things:

1. I bought my MoX with complete stock untouched OEM 5.1 ROM on it and I think these versions are different.. The stock version doesn't have a monochrome iconed menu but colored icons.. Just as a example...

2. I can't encrypt my phone. Everytime I try the phone's screen turns black (after pressing "start encryption") and nothing more happened. I waited for about two hours on any reaction but nothing happened. After that I held the power button for about 10 seconds and the phone shortly vibrates after about 5 seconds and shows up the bootlogo at 10 sec...

Booting is normal, everything else too, but it isn't encrypted... :/

May someone could help me out?
[Moto X Android Development] rapiollymega:
Thanks, another question: Does it support RRO-Layers theming?
[Moto X Android Development] necktru:
Nope, this are stock Roms

Sent from my Moto X Ghost CM13 Powered
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Yes, that's right. However, stock Marshmallow does partially support Layers theming, and I am in the process of porting Marshmallow code to Lollipop, so it may be supporting in the future, depending on the difficulty of the port. Here is the progress of the Marshmallow code-porting so far.

Have you tried flashing the modem firmware, including motoboot and gpt?
[Moto X Android Development] attaullahsahito:
Does flashing modem firmware zip from here on XT1056 with bootloader and modems from 4.4.4, will lock SIM? I am flashing modem because of speakerphone bug.!
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Most likely not, if you skip the fastboot erase modemst1 and modemst2 steps.
[Moto X Android Development] huzaifaaleem:
My Question is that, Can this Rom be flashed using RSDLite?
[Moto X Android Development] aifshz00:
انجبووو
[Moto X Android Development] iykeDROID™:
write in English pls

:by iyke on Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
No, that's the purpose of this thread, to enable stock ROMs to be flashable in custom recoveries.
[Moto X Android Development] huzaifaaleem:
Okay. Thanks op :)
[Moto X Android Development] lavero.burgos:
What files do I need to get OK Google back? All options are blocked greyed out.

I tried to use Moto Voice but fails a lot with contacts I want to call.

I'll rather use OK Google + Read it to me app while driving.

T.I.A

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[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Surprisingly, after analyzing Google App, we simply have to change ro.product.model in the build.prop to ghost or something other than XT10-- to reenable OK Google. It looks like it is Google App itself that is blocking the feature on the Moto X.
[Moto X Android Development] rtimoff:
Do you mean it will be like Frankenstein, not MM port?:D

Thanks in advance
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Porting individual patches manually from MM is difficult enough without the source code, and it is impossible to port the whole MM OS to stock Lollipop, so that's a yes.

In fact, I will have to create a custom Xposed zip (due to MM changes) once the new modded ROMs are finalized.
[Moto X Android Development] mario24601:
So the process is the same as flashing CM via recovery? I would download the XT1053 (in my case) directly to my phone, reboot into recovery, wipe, then install this modified stock?

Anyone here running the xt1053, everything working properly? Finally, what are the advantages of this over just regular stock?

Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Yes, the exact instructions to flashing this ROM is provided in the opening page.

Everything should be running properly, as this is a stock ROM. You may encounter the "speakerphone bug" if you do not flash the latest bootloader and modem firmware, which are also provided in the OP.

Some of the advantages of this ROM is that we do not have to use fastboot to flash the stock ROM. It also makes it easier if we wanted to add our own apps or remove additional apps since the ROM is just a zip file.
[Moto X Android Development] FreeSpiritLight:
Hey, first of all thanks for the great roms, I have an XT1053 and have been looking everywhere for a stock rom since CM didn't cut it anymore.

I have encountered a bug 4 times already and the only solution I found so far was to reinstall the software. My phone

randomly

restarts, sometimes 4-5 times a day, sometimes 4-5 times a week. My fix to this was to change the OS, so I switched from CM to both the debloated and modded version from this thread. Worked flawlessly on modded for about a week until one day phone restarts and everything dissapears from the screen except my wallpaper. I can't enter any apps ( as a matter of fact, I can't even see any apps), I can't do anything except stare at my wallpaper. The one thing I can do, is hold the power button till the shutdown button shows up, and shut down the device. If turned on later, same thing happens. I said this happened because I installed the modded XT1053 from the main post so I decided to try the debloated version. After about a week (today), same thing happened. I don't really care about the data on my phone, as I have everything backed up, but I dunno whether I should try the stock version or reinstall another version for XT1053, seeing this happened with 2 of the versions provided in this thread. Not to mention if this bug kicks in when I don't have access to a computer and am stuck starting at my wallpaper, not being able to place calls or anything.

Any suggestions?

Cheers and sorry for the long post.

EDIT: I forgot to mention I also installed both the Wave-to-wake Ambient Display Patch (worked flawlessly) and Modded Motorola Camera (where the QR/barcode function never worked for me).
[Moto X Android Development] lavero.burgos:
Ive had similar problem as you but with xposed . I disabled gravity box (the only one I had) and phone behaves better since then, ALSO do not update WebView that also made a difference.

My problem mostly was SystemUi or apps not responding and slowing down the phone to unusable so I had to force reboot the phone.

Still in my day by day use I don't feel it smooth, snappy. And this device has 2gb of ram.

I'm thinking on going back to custom ROM. The only reason I flashed back to stock is because data speed seems faster but I do have to test more and change carrier too.

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[Moto X Android Development] rorschach181:
I tried everything yesterday again... First wiped the whole phone, then flashed full firmware, then flashed the stock ROM... And again no encryption (same problem as before) and a non-stock menu...

Any solution? Is there a way to reset it via a Motorola software?

EDIT:

Additional problem occurs since i've done the above mentioned things... Random reboots...
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
You can restore the whole firmware by downloading TMO_RETAIL_XT1053_5.1.0-LPA23.12-15.5_CFC.xml.zip here and following this guide. I don't know what could be causing those problems. Before restoring the firmware, could you take a logcat from boot to when you open Security settings?
[Moto X Android Development] rorschach181:
I'll take a logcat before restoring the things you've linked. While checking the links i wonder if the firmware works for my device, 'cause I have a XT1052 (the files marked as XT1053)..
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
I apologize. I thought you had the XT1053 model. In that case, download the firmware that matches your model from here.
[Moto X Android Development] aledex:
GB modded version here.

Am I the only one, or the dialer is painfully slow? I'm talking about the delay between the moment in which you give the command to call, and the actual beginning of it. It takes quite a little before showing the receiver picture and starting ringing.
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
It may be caused by Google Dialer. Attached below is a flashable zip that will restore the stock Dialer and delete Google Dialer. Try that and see if it fixes the delay.
[Moto X Android Development] techamaquie:
thanks sir, I will test this rom, looks great :D
[Moto X Android Development] erick_gc:
I did a full whipe before the installation data, cache, dalvik cache, system and internal storage. That was with the modded version, maybe i give it a new try with the debloated version. It is supposed that i have to flash something else like radio or modem? I really do not know :confused:
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Did you choose "Format Data" as seen in the screenshot below? The only other possibility that I can think of is that your partition table is not compatible. You might have to flash the stock Lollipop gpt.bin to fix this issue.
[Moto X Android Development] md07:
any new update ?
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
There will be a patch to update the Google App (Launcher) to the Android M DP2 version, upgrade the stock calculator app to the CM Calculator, and update the Bluetooth icon to material design.

There will only be tweaks and minor modifications, since this is a stock ROM. However, I will consider any feature requests.
[Moto X Android Development] erick_gc:
Hi, and thanks for answer

i did the wipe proces through, wipe -> advanced wipe -> selected all the options (except usb) -> swipe to wipe

then pushed the system image through adb and get an error saying something about the updater script, i can not remeber exactly what :crying:
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
You will have to flash the image using a custom recovery (did you mean pushing the zip to the internal storage or flashing the zip using ADB?)

Anyway, try this, formatting data using fastboot:

fastboot erase userdata

Then push the zip to the sdcard card using ADB (replacing path/to/.zip with the correct location):

adb push [I]path/to/.zip[/I] /sdcard

Now boot into TWRP recovery (adb reboot-recovery) and flash the zip located at /sdcard. Remember to turn off any verification.
[Moto X Android Development] md07:
I'm excited about this patch. But you say, your rom use Google Laucher instead Stock Laucher ? And you make this patch to mode Google Laucher?

When do you release ?
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
You can install the Google Now Launcher through the Play Store, but the patch that I am making (will upload in about an hour) will include the latest one from Android M DP2. The stock launcher will still be available.
[Moto X Android Development] MunkyButt:
Wiped data using fastboot command and still nothing. Would have updated sooner but left my laptop charger at work.
[Moto X Android Development] md07:
can you make flashable to replace stock laucher, calculator...on stock ROM ?

But if not, i'm also very happy to flash patch to install new and remove old later, just use TitaniumBackup !:good:
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
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[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
I'm sorry to hear that. Could you enter this command and upload the text file?

adb shell cat /proc/mounts | grep /dev/block > partitions.txt

The calculator will be replaced, but it is not recommended to remove the stock launcher.
[Moto X Android Development] vasili_defy:
How did you update the Old modem files, from lollipop zip ??:confused:
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
You have to download the full firmware for your model (see here, for example). Once you extract the downloaded firmware, you have to flash the modem using fastboot. The commands to flash the modem are:

fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn

The add-on for the updated Google App is posted on the OP! Please test and let us know how it goes. Remember, the first boot after installing the update will take a long time.
[Moto X Android Development] md07:
i saw new patch in OP. Do i need install Google Now laucher first before install patch?
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Yes, if you want the launcher. I will add the screenshots soon.
[Moto X Android Development] md07:
and if i dont want Google now laucher, can I flash this patch on stock Motorola laucher ? i extract patch, i see this only change velvet and add some lib . Right?
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
If you do not want the Google Now Launcher, you can just switch back to the stock launcher by going to Settings > Home and choosing "Launcher".
[Moto X Android Development] vasili_defy:
But lollipop zip for xt1052 has two folders, modem which has two files , again there's a folder called patch which has modem folder which has all the image files.

Man this is very confusing, which files to be used..:confused:
[Moto X Android Development] Franxx:
The modded version is working veeery well for me, thanks a lot!
[Moto X Android Development] sleepyEDB:
Nevermind for now, the issue seems to have resolved itself. I'll post back later if it returns.

sleepy
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
You may have to backup your internal storage and format /data in TWRP.
[Moto X Android Development] sleepyEDB:
I tried to edit my post so you wouldn't be bothered, but it looks like you saw it anyway, so I appreciate the reply! I'll keep that in mind if the problem returns.

Thanks,

sleepy
[Moto X Android Development] iykeDROID™:
Please can this Stock ROM work on XT1050 ?
[Moto X Android Development] lavero.burgos:
I did a research and seems that latest version for that model a.k.a "ACG*

Regional Carriers" is 4.4.2 , so if you try to upgrade to 4.4.4 or 5.1.1 you can use the .zip for xt1053 ( you'll find latest LP version debloated and untouched) , the problem is that your Modem, Bootloader and partition will remain old 4.4.2 and that could cause issues. Right now the one and only most known issue is the speakerphone bug.

I've ran 4.4.4 modem & bootloader with LP 5.1.1 firmware and viceversa without issues just the speaker bug but not biggie for me.

XT1053 firmware is the recommended one as is the one with less bloat in general, also the XT1058 firmware would be OK but latest version is not listed in first post.

If you dare to try please flash Official TWRP 2.8.7.0 first and make a full backup.

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[Moto X Android Development] iykeDROID™:
Thanks

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what of using XT1060 files for XT1050 , will it cause any mess please?
[Moto X Android Development] lavero.burgos:
Check all bands for both and compare, if they are the same then use Verizon modem and Bootloader files then flash XT1053 firmware

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[Moto X Android Development] iykeDROID™:
I appreciate your help much because, my device can reboot normally from TWRP to system
[Moto X Android Development] msespindola:
Having issue with the debloated 1058 brasil firmware,it wont install modem,now i cant send messages,or receive calls
[Moto X Android Development] lavero.burgos:
What phone model do you have and what Modem zip are you trying to install?

You're trying to install via fastboot and not from recovery right?

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[Moto X Android Development] sabbath_sun:
Can't seem to get my data connection working. The symbol H is showing above network signal. I have moto XT 1052 Asia version. Tried suggestions mentioned in the thread but to no luck like mfastboot flash modem non-stop and fsg. My baseband version is MSM8960PRO_2323.038.123.00R and I flashed molded ROM. Any help wud b appreciated
[Moto X Android Development] lutfiyudhi:
XT 1055,flash deodexed version,and now i have problem with data connection..

No data connection and no LTE symbols.. :confused:

Im from CM13 want back to stock 5.1

Any help me to fix this?please... (Sorry for my english)
[Moto X Android Development] ismatab:
Someone have a 5.1.1 zip for xt1053? In 5.1 when launch update 5.1.1 ota this reboot constantly
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
The modded ROM 1 patch has been uploaded. Confirm that your system version is 222.27.5.ghost_row.Retail.en.US to ensure that there are no problems and flash the patch in TWRP. Here are some of the major changes:

Do Not Disturb (DND) quick settings

DND includes Total silence, Alarms only, and Priority only

Automatic Rules for DND conditions

Redesigned volume dialog

Redesigned ripple animation

New animation for overflow menu

Support for Clip-Reveal app launch animation

Dismiss-all button in Recents

Improved keyguard affordance (easier swipe from dialer or camera icon)

Redesigned App Info Settings

Buggy support for multi-window (add in build.prop: persist.sys.debug.multi_window=true)

Various Marshmallow tweaks

Bug fixes and performance improvements™

Total silence is incomplete (media stream is not muted), and some minor animation/layout bugs will be fixed in the next update. Clip-Reveal app launch animation requires a patch to Google App for each update, and will available soon upon request.

Please report all bugs here, and include logcats if applicable.

Hi, have you flashed the stock modem and bootloader firmware?

Has Motorola released an update to 5.1.1 for XT1053?
[Moto X Android Development] 690sid:
This sounds awesome. But well, the only real problem I always encounter while using any iteration of Stock Motorola Lollipop, is the buggy media playback. On apps like Youtube, and Soundcloud, and sometimes even Google Play Music, the speaker would start making sounds of crackling. Then sometimes the videos on Youtube just stop loading. I love the stock rom, but this buggy media playback sends me back to CM13 everytime. [MENTION=5573353]VitaTaf[/MENTION] , Are there any possible fixes for these bugs? Also, are there any kernels that can be used with this rom?

Thanks a lot!
[Moto X Android Development] rtimoff:
I have flashed Stock_5.1_Retail_US-Modded_v2 on my 1056, without wiping system, all is fine for now, but my system version is 222.21.15.ghost_row.Retail.en.US sprint(just checked), so, I can`t flash your new patch.

Is there any plans for full modded ROM?

Thanks in advance!
[Moto X Android Development] maiconjs:
It works on XT1058 Brazil?
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Unfortunately, I'm not even sure what the exact problem is. It is not easily reproduced and occurs quite randomly. However, I have noticed less of the crackling sound in the latest modded version.

Any kernel that is compatible with stock ROM should work, but I haven't checked if there are any.

I may upload the full modded ROM soon.

It will work if your System version is 222.27.5.ghost_row.Retail.en.US.
[Moto X Android Development] BossToroech:
Debloated XT1052 Retail Europe and debloated XT1052 Retail GB have the same link. There is no download link for Debloated XT1052 Retail Europe.
[Moto X Android Development] smohanv:
Thanks for this post.. It helped me to bring my bricked phone to life.. I am using Moto X 1st gen only for 360/3D video watching.. Thanks again..
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Thanks for letting me know. It has been fixed.
[Moto X Android Development] ultraviolet74:
Hi VitaTaf Thank you very very much for your ROM. I have XT1052 GB and I'm using the modded 1.0 ROM. I've found very smooth fast and everything work fine! I wonder if you could bring back the "wave to wake" gesture....

If I enconter the speakerphone bug do I have to flash bootloader and modem firmware even in this mod rom?

Thank you very much again and please keep on develop!
[Moto X Android Development] aledex:
It should work if you turn ambient display on. You can turn it on even with active display on, there isn't any conflict.
[Moto X Android Development] ultraviolet74:
oh YES!!!! Thank you very much it works!
[Moto X Android Development] BossToroech:
Could you add more Add-ons eg Google Dialer flashable ZIP?
[Moto X Android Development] lavero.burgos:
Yes, you can flash modem and Bootloader in any ROM stock or custom. All the needed files for that are inside the Modem.zip(s) provided in OP, flash according to your device model via fastboot.

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