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[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] DBCAB:
Do You Have minimal adb and fastboot installed ? Did you set up adb debug first? Did you possible forget to type adb shell first?

adb shell

pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.leanbacklauncher <<<< Not needed if already done prior to new update

and

pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.tvlauncher

Also If you already are hiding the leanback launcher prior to doing the new update, because you have upgraded to the oreo release the command for the leanback launcher is not necessary and will come up with a error because its already hidden or uninstalled so thats perfectly fine if you already were using an alternate launcher prior to the new update.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] millar5001:
I probably didn't explain it fully. I had already uninstalled tvlauncher and leanbacklauncher via adb shell after updating to Oreo but then wanted to reinstall. Trying to install leanback for user 0 I got an error stating that it was already installed. Then I tried to uninstall and got an error saying it was not installed for user 0.

I gave up in the end and performed a factory reset. Thanks for replying anyway.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] DBCAB:
The new update disables the old lean back launcher by default so as of right now I don't think there's a way to reinstall it, unless it can be side loaded but I don't think it would have the same functionality, what launcher did you have before you tried to uninstall the new one? Sorry You Had to factory reset hope you didn't lose anything.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] millar5001:
I had always used the stock launcher but felt like something different after updating to Oreo. Tried a whole bunch of different launchers but I actually preferred the features of the Oreo Launcher in the end. Particularly the side panel app menu that pops up after holding down the Home button from any app.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] BlackoutWorm:
Have you tried Leanback On Fire? It's a modded version of the old Leanback Launcher.

I guess if you really want the Oreo launcher back you can try uninstall the tvlauncher package (the fake ones Shield made after you uninstalled them) and install the tvlauncher from apk also via ADB.

I haven't tried this myself as I prefer using Leanback on Fire. But it should work if you do this in one process.

Now go to your settings > apps and see if it's there. If it is, just enable it and disable whatever launcher you have running now.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] millar5001:
yep tried Leanback on Fire. It was OK. They all have something I dont like about them though or some functionality missing. One to look out for in the future is DigiSender Live. It does not support Nvidia Shield TV as such and will require sideloading but it stills works. Definitely worth checking out.

I tried everything possible to get the Oreo launcher back before factory resetting. I don't think there were any fake launchers installed. I created a new user via ADB and the new user had the Oreo launcher as default, proving that it was still installed. But you can not reinstall leanback launcher for the original user via APK, it will just tell you that it is already installed on the device.

I think there is a way to install apps that are already installed on the device to a users profile but I was not exactly sure how or where to install from.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] raddacle:
Is anyone able to recompile the AOSP code so that it can be installed on Oreo?
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] DBCAB:
I don't think its possible to recompile it maybe someone can side load the very last version of it to test if it works and install through adb personally I think there's plenty of launchers that can be made to look exactly like the original lean back launcher such as that on fire thing or ha launcher both very customizable and look very much like the original lean back but can be made to look however you like.

I do have one tip for ha launcher users if you want your background picture to have 0 transparency in the overlay in settings you can easily set the same picture for background image and overlay. It also does have a sidebar but that also can be turned off under settings and the icon size and the icons them selves can also be customized to your liking.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] Adromir:
Does anyone know which apk the settings.apk in the stock image actually is? I've found SettingsProvider.apk and SystemUI. I am not sure which one it is
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] DBCAB:
Im using ha launcher on my nvidia shield under its app list settings I have shortcuts for OS settings the first on on list that can be added to the home screen which works to bring up the settings, there's also a way to go to settings for ha launcher then click OS settings if you choose not to have that shortcut on that actual home page. If you looking to make your own short cut to setting from a short cut maker app then I would assume you want the settings. apk if you are referring to the zip file in the start of this thread installing that will provide any and all shortcuts from within a launcher to allow you to place a shortcut on the home screen. If you need the settings.apk there is a zip at the start of this thread.

I Have the 2015 model I do have access to a 2017 model as my brother in law has this machine now so I can go to his home to test certain things if need be I recently set him up with ha launcher and all works as it does on my machine so excluding differences in how one connects to each machine to replace the launcher its basically exactly the same however if anyone would like me to test anything on the newer model please let me know.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] Adromir:
Well I want to grab a new settings.apk for the 7.1 Shield experience. So it will work with my modded Firmware
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] DBCAB:
The settings apk i have included in that zip is the same one i installed while still on the original firmware and still works as I have not uninstalled it of course I dont know if that means it was overwritten by newer versions as I upgraded cause well I haven't checked it but wouldn't a shortcut maker work ? I could extract the newer settings apk off my shield for you but im on the newest update could always side load install the one I have here if it don't work no biggie uninstall.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] Adromir:
I feel you don't understand my question.. I can extract it myself, not a big deal, but as there are 2 APKs in the Firmware SystemUI and Settingsprovider i just wanna know which of these correspond with the settings.apk you extracted
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] DBCAB:
Well Im not sure which one it is either so I went over to my newer shield also a 2015 model which does not have the prior settings apk that I had included here installed, and extracted the newest firmware's setting apk the package name is com.tv.android.settings that probably doesn't help much but I attached it here this is definitely the new settings apk however if you nailed it down to just 2 couldn't you just extract both and test? If I had to guess id say it was probably settings provider but Ive never modified this firmware sorry I could not be more helpful. but heres the apk if that helps at all.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] samjoandco:
I am on latest Orio 7.1 update

i installed the HAL Launcher

after ADB shell and " pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.leanbacklauncher" , i got the "Success" msg

yet i continue to see the same UI on restart, how do i make the HAL UI as the default home page? am i missing something?
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] darealwy:
You have to uninstall the Oreo default launcher.

“pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.tvlauncher”
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] samjoandco:
thanks darealwy, this works, now i get HAL list of apps on my homescreen in addition to leanback shortcuts :good:

however i now see large icons on homescreen, do u know how to reduce icon sizes?
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] DBCAB:
You can reduce the size of icons among many other adjustments in the hal launcher settings, heres a tip for background if you want no transparency overlay on the background just use the same picture you used for background under transparency. Can also turn off side bar if its not to your liking. Theres also a setting for show apps as channels on home screen if this is what you are referring to simply take the check mark outta the box under that setting its under app list in halauncher settings.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] samjoandco:
For some reason i dont get HAL Launcher ui, i still see the leanback UI with HAL configured list , i cant configure icon size or anything
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] DBCAB:
its in settings--halauncher settings then scroll down, not under ui theme.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] richsale:
'pm' Unrecognizable

When in adb I get 'pm' unrecognizable. What do I do to fix this. Thanks
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
​

VanirAOSP rom for Moto G 2014.

​

VanirAOSP is a project coded by professional level developers and supported by the open source community that focus on bringing in improved versions of common features and improvements found in open source while focusing on writing new improvements and original coding with the highest standards.​

Vanir follows AOSP & CynogenMod Upstreams and mainly focuses on performance Tuning Android.​

Base : Marshmallow 6.0.1_r30 : FULL AOSP & CM BASE FROM SOURCE.​

It's Rockstable,Blazing fast.

and now Buttery Smooth too!​

Features

Quiet Hours

Volume Panel Overlay Options

Sound Options

Charge Sounds

Battery Light

Animation Controls

Notification Light Settings

Battery Saver Mode

Partition Info

Profiles(CM)

CM Theme Engine

Quick Unlock

Scramble Pin

Privacy Guard

Blacklist

Stock Interface Mode

Advanced Reboot

Automatic Updater

Detailed Device Stats

Alarm Profile Switcher

Advanced Calculator

Camera Effects

DPS Manager

Reverse Lookup (Google-based)

Call Vibrate

Call Flip Action

Incoming Call Style

Speaker Proximity​

Thanks to:​

AOSP

CyanogenMod
​

Flashing Instructions​

1.Copy the downloaded ROM to your phone.

2.Boot into your recovery

3.Back up your ROM

4.Enter recovery

5.Make a full wipe (system, data, cache, dalvik). If you're updating ROM then you don't need to wipe data (wipe system, cache, dalvik)

6.Install the ROM

7.Install GAPPS package

8.Reboot - the first boot can take up to 5 minutes​

Bugs:​

You tell me...!:p:good:​

Download Links:​

Rom:AFH Folder ​

Gapps:DHO Gapps​

OR​

Gapps:OpenGapps​

Kernel:

Github

Source:

Github

Full wipe is recommended!

Official VanirAOSP site:

http://www.vanir.co

Report ROM related bugs here:

VanirAOSP G+ support

XDA:DevDB Information

VanirAOSP MM 6.0.1, ROM for the Moto G 2014

Contributors

himsin

Source Code: https://github.com/VanirAOSP

ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

ROM Firmware Required: Unlocked Bootloader and latest TWRP

Based On: AOSP, CyanogenMod

Version Information

Status: Beta

Created 2016-04-15

Last Updated 2016-04-23
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
Reserved
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
Too many reserved posts which I am never gonna use :P
[G 2014 Android Development] Halatk7:
I saw this on the mako forum and was wondering if it could get ported for titan and here it is!!

Thanks for all the contributions youre making for our device!!
[G 2014 Android Development] lord-overwrite:
I will try this rom, but it's based on AOSP or CM? because i have see video on youtube and i have see CM tools inside
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
Both :p
[G 2014 Android Development] daywalk3r666:
thx for the great rom
[G 2014 Android Development] kalashnik0v:
Layers or CMTE?

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[G 2014 Android Development] Wislley Frauner:
Screenshots?
[G 2014 Android Development] Crissdua:
Sounds good... Have a moto doze? Hand gestures?

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[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
CMTE
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
it have ambient display. Moto doze and hand gestures are not stable for our device and have battery drainage issues
[G 2014 Android Development] Crissdua:
:( ok thanks dude great rom

Enviado desde mi Moto G 2014 mediante Tapatalk
[G 2014 Android Development] mschief148:
Great ROM very fast at the moment there is any bug

Enviado desde mi Moto G 2014 mediante Tapatalk
[G 2014 Android Development] DeluxeMark:
Sounds good this rom,i'll try

Edit: i'm getting some random reboots,i dont know why :/
[G 2014 Android Development] m.lucas:
to me this exellent at this time ! missing the dimensions of the navbar and full screen on recent apps and the option to view the memory used would be great additions !
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
That's upto vanir team. You can request the features on their G+ thread (link is in OP) :good:
[G 2014 Android Development] daywalk3r666:
any chance for official?vanir was my favorite rom on s3mini
[G 2014 Android Development] Wislley Frauner:
GPS does not work
[G 2014 Android Development] daywalk3r666:
gps works
[G 2014 Android Development] mschief148:
GPS is working fine here too

Enviado desde mi Moto G 2014 mediante Tapatalk
[G 2014 Android Development] CreasingMass Dev:
AFAIK since your builds are unofficial you can add (cherry-pick or code it yourself) any feature you want.
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
I'll try for official status
[G 2014 Android Development] RmatriX1218:
ROM status indicates beta.

Same time it says

It's Rockstable,Blazing fast.

and now Buttery Smooth too!.

Why can't we say Rom status stable?

And, is it good for daily driver and battery friendly?
[G 2014 Android Development] rgnicholas:
Did not work for me either on latest build... clean flash, TWRP 3.0.0.0, latest Banks Gapps... xt1064
[G 2014 Android Development] NihlusKryik:
How root?

How root? when I try flashing supersu.zip, stays on infinite boot...
[G 2014 Android Development] Sledez:
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you don`t need to flash a supersu zip just enable dev options and enable root on there
[G 2014 Android Development] Arjun kc:
Thank u for made it for us [emoji120] [MENTION=3930547]himsin[/MENTION]....it is come r31 wow...I really gonna flash it..[emoji3] [emoji4]
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
Those who are facing gps issues, try these fastboot commands to clean modem cache:

fastboot erase modemst1

fastboot erase modemst2
[G 2014 Android Development] RmatriX1218:
Out of curiosity, what is importance of r31?
[G 2014 Android Development] virenlr:
I'll give you an easy way to understand this :)

Whenever Google updates their public Android repository on the Android Open Source Project, they update the r_x (where x is the update number) on the build, so that people know how updated their core Android itself is. Developers, and Cyanogenmod build their Roms on top of the AOSP source code.

This ROM for example, is running on the latest source code.

Okay, so what does it mean for the average user? Just that he/she is running the latest available version of Android, with Google's latest security updates, patches and features. When Google increases the Android version number itself (like from 6.0 to 6.0.1), then they go back to starting with r1.

But frankly, you don't need to be on the latest version, always. Manufactures themselves only update every four or five months. Motorola's stock ROM is on Android 6.0 (Jan), and it's April now. So having the latest build of Android is mostly placebo ;)
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
New build is up. Enjoy :)
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
These are never placebo effects. These are updates from google in AOSP code branch. So, these can be anything like performance fixes, bug fixes, or security updates. Most of the times there are a lot of security updates, making your device less vulnerable to outside attacks (remember stagerfright vulnerability which almost forced every OEM to release an update).
[G 2014 Android Development] Arthur King:
I think its good to let people know things like this. Like, for example, the LP roms, most of them are based on r_26 or less, and i think LP got a lot of more versions, the last rom of LP PAC that posted CreasingMass Dev its based on r_35 and its just so awesome how good it is, and you really feel the differences between something based on old release and something based on new release. Just have to remember that fresh release are always better, more optimized, bugs solved and some more awesome things
[G 2014 Android Development] virenlr:
Yeah, I understand the importance of performance and security updates. But I was making a comparison; Are you saying that Motorola's stock ROM, running on the Jan security patch, is vulnerable or insecure? The Moto g2 is still within its 2 year update cycle, yet Motorola hasn't updated their stock ROM. They probably won't, either. And the stock ROM is officially what most people who own a moto g , operate on. So all I was trying to say was, it isn't that likely for the common user to get hit with security vulnerability, if they aren't on the latest version always.

But thanks for clarifying for me :)
[G 2014 Android Development] patelumangv:
any review of new build?
[G 2014 Android Development] marko g:
Clean flashed, after 25 minutes the phone still didnt started, stucked at bootlogo.

Tried again, same story.

Anyone else with that problem?
[G 2014 Android Development] mschief148:
I got the same problem the phone is stuck at bootlogo after a clean flash
[G 2014 Android Development] dpv09:
No words, the best room!
[G 2014 Android Development] cidmoreira58:
Boot loop :(
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
Guys I'll check the bootloop problem, thanks for confirming
[G 2014 Android Development] jerrymart26:
yes please
[G 2014 Android Development] Totopoxtle:
Warning logo stuck here too.

Best greetings
[G 2014 Android Development] CreasingMass Dev:
What warning logo?

Sent with the send button at the right.
[G 2014 Android Development] Totopoxtle:
Warning logo of device unlocked.

Best greetings
[G 2014 Android Development] CreasingMass Dev:
That's called boot logo..

Sent with the send button at the right.
[G 2014 Android Development] lord-overwrite:
confirm Boot loop last version... :(
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
Guys give me some time, I don't get much time on weekdays and will try to sort it out as soon as possible. Vanir is following cm and going to be on r30 from now on. These latest merges caused the bootloop and I am working on it.
[G 2014 Android Development] jerrymart26:
md5

the md5 file for serving?
[G 2014 Android Development] CreasingMass Dev:
English please?
[G 2014 Android Development] Wolfhawke:
Confirmed and I'll be patient in waiting for a fix...wish I'd had half a brain in getting the logs from TWRP when it bootlooped...in flashing over 30 different roms across about 4 different models and brands of smart phones...bootloops happen. I've reverted back to the 041316 rom version...nice and stable.
[G 2014 Android Development] jerrymart26:
How to install the md5 file?
[G 2014 Android Development] Wolfhawke:
I'd not worry about it...the main .zip file (and I suggest using the 041316 version of the rom) is all you need.
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
Good news, botloop is fixed. It took me all day and now I am tired up. I'll upload the build tomorrow
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
new update is up now
[G 2014 Android Development] ivanrfari:
sorry, im the only around here that see some screen glitches? :(
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
What screen glitches?
[G 2014 Android Development] kalashnik0v:
Borders around screen blinking red lines

Enviado de meu Moto G 2014 usando Tapatalk
[G 2014 Android Development] Manik Chhabra:
Do i need to do a factory reset if I'm switching from cm13 to this rom?
[G 2014 Android Development] dyash93:
Yaa whenever u switch to any new rom.. it always needs a Clean flash ( Wiping Data + Cache + Dalvik cache + System ) .. as it removes any previous files of other rom thus conflicting it with other rom... ?
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
I'll look into it
[G 2014 Android Development] kalashnik0v:
Strict Mode enable ;)

Enviado de meu Moto G 2014 usando Tapatalk
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
looks like I made eng build, will make a userdebug tomorrow :)
[G 2014 Android Development] Wolfhawke:
Red lines...confirmed

Confirmed... and going back to 041316 version...can't get log... :(
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
I know what the problem is. I would have built a new update today but I am getting sync issues. I'll try again tomorrow
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
looks like current cm code have a bug which doesn't allow user to access quick settings. I'll hold vanir's new build untill it gets fixed, otherwise vanir will be affected too
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
New update is live now, I hope everything is working fine now. Thanks you all for having patience :)
[G 2014 Android Development] marko g:
Can't access Quick Settings.
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
It seems cm still haven't fixed it in their code base. This is frustrating :(
[G 2014 Android Development] suhteevah:
any update?
[G 2014 Android Development] himsin:
I haven't gotten much time lately. If anyone can check latest cm nightly have quick settings bug resolved or not then I can do a build tomorrow. There is no point in building new update if latest code base have too many bugs for daily use. Initial build is still rock stable.
[Sony Xperia E3] errorerrornotfound:
as far as i know, no-one has managed to root on new firmware. Here's how i did it:

1. Get into developer mode by going to Settings -> About phone and keep on tapping 'Build number' until it says 'Congratulations, you are a developer'

2. exit 'About phone' and go to the new tab 'Developer options' and click 'USB debugging.' Press okay.

3. exit 'Developer options' and go to security, allow 'Unknown sources.'

4. Goto www(dot)kingroot(dot)net (can't do URLs. Srry). download the apk. if you downloaded it to your phone just install. if you downloaded it to pc use a usb to transfer or something- your choice on how it gets there- and install it on the phone.

5. run it and attempt root 2 times. both times should fail. straight after the second fail exit the app, shutdown and turn on. Do not reboot, as this doesn't work if you reboot.

6. Device should be rooted. Use Purify to check. If purify isn't installed, the process failed. If purify cant get root access, the process failed. Try an app that uses root. if a tab doesn't come up, the process failed.

this is how i rooted mine. not sure if it works generically or if it was one-time for me.

I posted it here, as there is no E4g forums, and this seemed like a popular place for the E4g posts.
[Sony Xperia E3] Mainaharen:
Stay away from kingroot
[Sony Xperia E3] mie_shariff:
Why must stay away from kingroot?
[Sony Xperia E3] V1ncent9:
Kingroot dosent root the phone fully its an online root so you information can get access by the app, you phone can unroot any time etc..
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ari197:
I just get a OTA notification on my Moto X Play in NL. How to retrieve the OTA file ?
[P3600 ROM Development] flashmp3:
Hi,

I have the ERROR 0x80072f78 when i try to surf on the net (or to update my htc home weather) when i'm connected through active sync. I have already applied the LSP.reg fix but it doesn't solve my problem (i can surf via wifi).

Any solution?
[P3600 ROM Development] FAMAN:
flashmp3, i just try that work for me.
[P3600 ROM Development] flashmp3:
It is very strange. I don't know what to do
[P3600 ROM Development] chris1:
hey guys had the same problem. what i did was just go to

start> settings> connections tab > USB to PC and uncheck the "enable advanced network functionality" box.

hope it works for you too.
[P3600 ROM Development] X3r0X:
Just ignore this error and go on...

after this error there was no crash of my trinity or ie
[P3600 ROM Development] flashmp3:
Thanks it works well now:D
[P3600 ROM Development] breakx:
Super ...thnx man!