yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
You may need the latest bootloader from the most recent update, haven't confirmed this yet though, but it's been an issue before
[Huawei Watch] drewski_1:
does the current Negalite Kernel work with the latest ROM build?
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Not yet, there's alot of work ahead to get it going again
[Huawei Watch] kambus:
No root in 2.5?

Gesendet von meinem LG-H815 mit Tapatalk
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Root works on mine haha, so it should
[Huawei Watch] drewski_1:
same thing happening for me (boot animation forever (well, 45 minutes and i gave up)).

what is the latest bootloader? i have v3.8

edit: i extracted the bootloader from the zip posted here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70041858&postcount=819

that updated me to bootloader v4.2, but still hanging on the boot animation for v2.5 :(
[Huawei Watch] Pkt_Lnt:
v.4.2 came with M9E41Y or maybe M9E41V
[Huawei Watch] rina2015:
hello.

I installed 2.5 rom.

I installed app 'feel the wear - notification' .

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sk.martinflorek.wear.feelthewear

but this app does not work at this rom. no vibrate and sound.

at stock rom works fine.

any idea?
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
so whats the verdict?? is 2.5 safe to flash? lol
[Huawei Watch] drewski_1:
what was your process to flash 2.5? did you come from 2.4 or a stock ROM?

i flashed back to 2.4 and then reflashed the 4.2 bootloader and ended up in the same stuck on boot animation (for 1/2 hour) :(
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
That doesn't seem right. I personally wiped all partitions then flashed. Did you make sure the Rom flashed in its entirety in recovery? The file server site appears to have had issues recently.
[Huawei Watch] mew1033:
Looks like this update comes with a new bootloader. [MENTION=593681]negamann303[/MENTION], is 2.5 compatible with the new bootloader?
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
It's the latest update, so yes, it better be :)
[Huawei Watch] Techlyfe:
Count me in! I have 2 Huawei's and buying a third for a friend for christmas. Does that count for 3 more users? ;)
[Huawei Watch] mew1033:
lol, good point.

Thanks!
[Huawei Watch] drewski_1:
the MD5 checked out AOK.

i'm on v2.5 now :o

Not sure I needed to do all that I did, but what i ended up trying was

format Internal Storage

flash stock M6E69F image (bootloader v3.8)

flash M9E41V incremental OTA (it's bootloader v4.1 btw)

flash M9E41Y incremental OTA (it's bootloader v4.2)

wipe /Data (not full storage format)

flash v2.5

profit :confused:
[Huawei Watch] quantan:
Yeah. Count me in! I will use it.
[Huawei Watch] bRimRaceR:
I'm in.
[Huawei Watch] odeccacccp:
Has anyone come across this problem and solution?

When I am connected to the BT in the car and the watch, call comes in and I answer through the car, the call still keep ringing/vibrating on the phone as coming in not answered.

Thanks
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
can someone lmk if someone successfully went from 2.4 to 2.5? i just wanna flash the zip and know im not gonna deal with some of these reported problems lol
[Huawei Watch] Carnol:
On v2.5, when I open Advanced settings it says that the watch is not rooted. I have checked and it is and also, when I use the app I get a toast that says that Advanced settings has been granted permissions.

The setting I try to change is the vibration intensity but nothing happens.

I have tried re-flashing the ROM several times, but the result is the same.
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
was it easy to flash? you just flashed the zip straight up thru twrp? you didnt flash a bootloader on top of the 2.5 zip?
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Advanced settings does that. Vibration is kernel side, not implemented yet due to the kernel being completely stock
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
so im guessing 2.5 is working for everybody?
[Huawei Watch] Carnol:
Ah, that explains a lot :)

Thank you!

Except for the above mentioned problem (which apparently isn't ROM related), everything seems to be working as usual. Well done!

Do you have any idea of when you will be able to get Negalite HW+ Kernel working with this update?
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Give me a week or two, could be sooner. I do a little bit each day.
[Huawei Watch] Carnol:
Very easy to flash. Just flash ROM in TWRP and reboot. :)

Apart from that you can't use a custom kernel, everything seems to be working fine.
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
thank you i just tried to flash 10 mins ago im still waiting on a boot right now

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whats the longest i should wait on this to boot cuz its approaching 20 mins, i did a clean flash by slecting the partitions and wiping, at this point should i just reflash or try flashing a diffrent bootloader?
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Make sure you have the latest bootloader and probably should wipe all partitions prior to install. 10 minutes sounds too long
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
where can i find the latest boot loader? it says im on strugeonv2.9
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Currently you have to go through the fun work of flashing the latest stock firmware and updating both updates through either update zips or let the watch update. I'm going to see what I can do about getting a bootloader image going.
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
thank you so much, i would of been waiting forever at the screen until i flashed back to 2.4 lol.

so just to make sure is the update this right here?

"sturgeon-m6e69f-factory-e659286a.tgz"
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
That is the stock. You will have to flash everything for that, let it boot and check for system update (two updates)
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
i appreciate it man!!
[Huawei Watch] coolroy1:
Just wanted to say a big thank you for the latest v2.5 rom.

Have installed directly (no wiping of partitions) & every thing runs perfectly, without having to reinstall any apps or losing the pairing to my phone!

I was waiting for your latest rom as my watch would always download the OTA updates but fail to install (error 7?).

Now I am fortunate to have your latest rom with all its features along with the latest security patches, awesome. :D :good:
[Huawei Watch] drewski_1:
there have been OTA links posted in the last few pages which you can sideload instead of waiting for the updates to push to the watch.
[Huawei Watch] SirTurbo:
yes, have not read all 87 pages... so i apologize if it is already said...

today i went from 2.4 to 2.5. no problems, thx.

but i have 2 questions:

for some days 2.4 was calling for OTA, but downloaded an OTA which was not fitting. So how can i disable OTA or limit it to Negalite (dont think Negalite will come OTA^^). adb?

the other one is about the kernel. the ROM comes with stock kernel as it tells at installation. when i install the negalite-Kernel it hangs while booting, even when going back zu twrp and wiping cache and dalvik. i am not sure if it is really good, but wanted to test the kernel. Dont know if i already tested with 2.4 - but with 2.5 watch doesnt boot with 1.5-negalite-kernel.

Thanks.
[Huawei Watch] Pkt_Lnt:
1 - this works for some, not for others.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69944252&postcount=813

The OTA will never apply with a custom recovery. You will get notified of updates. I just download it and then the notifications stop.

2 - known issue

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70059862&postcount=835

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69968650&postcount=546

3 - this will be handy in the future, great tool! :good:
[Huawei Watch] SirTurbo:
1) Did kill the update.zip by twrp FileManager, but it was downloaded again and again. And when downloaded i got a popup to swipe left for install - and this popup i couldnt cancel, it came again in short periods. I think i disabled OTA on my custom LG G months ago, but didnt know how anymore. So i will have to search...

2) oh, thanx. wont die by that, never tried the setting for battery/performance before which need this kernel. So i will wait;)

3) Thanx again, made bookmark on it.

Edit:

Found my old link for LG G.

Would this work similar for the Huawei?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62527115&postcount=144

Think i will give it a shot next days. After doing fresh image;)

Edit 2:

Batch done, no errors. Reboot, no errors. Dont know if it works, i will see.

(.txt is .bat, limitations on xda, just rename if you want to use. i opened shell in adb-dir where i placed the .bat too and started it.)
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
well im late but knowing that can help me with my second watch that still needs to be updated to 2.5 from 2.4, because i gave my silver huawei watch to my girl instead of getting her a MK smartwatch, i updated my gold huawei but haven't done hers yet. so gonna look for those now i appreciate it fam
[Huawei Watch] pablo71:
I added those commands to a tasker task that runs on my watch through wearshell every time it boots to suppress updates. I'll report back if it seems to work. for anyone running tasks as wearshell intents the command string to put in the 'Extra' field is, bsh: exec("su -c pm disable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService; su -c pm disable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService$ActiveReceiver; su -c pm disable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService$Receiver; su -c pm disable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService$SecretCodeReceiver; su -c pm disable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateActivity; su -c pm disable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdatePanoActivity; su -c pm disable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService; su -c pm disable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService$Receiver; su -c pm disable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService$SecretCodeReceiver;")
[Huawei Watch] mageus:
First of all, props to Negamann. This is a great resource for the watch.

Where can I find 2.4?

I installed 2.5, only to find the negalite kernel doesn't work. I love how responsive the negalite kernel is. I'd like to install 2.4 to use it.

Also, I installed the stock kernel over the negalite kernel, but am still booting. Will the stock kernel overwrite the negalite kernel, or do I have to wipe and re-flash?
[Huawei Watch] Pkt_Lnt:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=73747
[Huawei Watch] odeccacccp:
is your Speach working?

When I try to reply to SMS or anything google comes up but I speak and nothing happens, later get's stuck on retrying

Can you guys use the speech on 2.5? and do you have google now or google assistant on the phone?
[Huawei Watch] Nightf0x_007:
me too have issues with google voice in version 2.5
[Huawei Watch] pablo71:
No Update Notification Yet

4 days with no update notification by trying what SirTurbo suggested 7 posts up (see his attachment)

I chose to use wearshell and apply the following each watch boot, but I'd imagine is the same effect as his method

EDIT: ...been over 2 weeks now and I'm still not getting updates (hopefully SirTurbo's script could solve Pk_Lnt's problem where update notification breaks Pk's Sleep As Android app ... we're lucky to have Pk so he needs his sleep )
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Rom Updated. New Kernel! Check first post.

Here is the latest bootloader: bootloader_M9E41Y.img
[Huawei Watch] mew1033:
Wait.... I just downloaded this bootloader and did fastboot flash bootloader bootloader_M9E41Y.img. I ended up on bootloader 4.1. I thought I had 4.2 before...?

Is 2.6 targeted to the 4.1 bootloader? I was on bootloader 4.2 before with rom version 2.5 and all was well.

Edit: Yup, I just pulled the bootloader from the M9E41Y OTA and flashed it. It put me back to 4.2
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Haha must have gotten my update zips mixed up. My kernel Should allow the Rom to run on any bootloader.
[Huawei Watch] mkultra329:
I love the latest (v2.6). Thanks!

Did you work your kernel in to this version? I just started with this ROM on the v2.5 build and the v2.6 is much snappier- less lag. Also, the "ok, google" speak now functionality is much improved. It used to always say "retrying" or whatever it said and worked the 2nd time after some delay. I just tried it and it was immediate. Great work and thanks for doing what you do.
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
I did, enjoy :)
[Huawei Watch] kush621:
Is the new bootloader needed? I just got my watch on Christmas and rooted and flashed this Rom on 12/26 with the bootloader that was available then.
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
If it boots, you don't
[Huawei Watch] kush621:
looks like i'm in good shape then. Thanks.

I only used 2.5 for a few days but 2.6 already seems so much smoother. Thanks!
[Huawei Watch] pablo71:
Keyboard Driver Question

how could I add a keyboard driver to rom so I could use sendevent to send ALT+SHIFT+Z keys to watch through adb? (well, through Wearshell, actually, but it's same thing) ... I ask because sideloaded Google Talkback runs great on the watch, but I'd like to pause it and resume it so it only reads Google search results and shuts up the rest of the time.

wearshell passes sendevent commands to /dev/input/event1 on the watch beautifully, but only power and home buttons (and of course adb shell input keyevent cannot do alt+shift+ctrl keys like sendevent can)

if I added a keyboard driver wearshell could pass sendevent key combos to the watch to resume Talkback for 20 seconds then pause it again ... I could imagine lots of other fun projects too.

I know this might not be the place to ask this question but after hours and hours of searching I'm starting to search in circles
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
If you have/find something that works on a typical android device, then there are good chances that it will work. Typical drivers would go into the /system/lib directory. sometimes a framework is required(system/framework), sometimes even an apk to control it.
[Huawei Watch] pablo71:
hey hello, thanks Mann! ... I was hoping I'd hear you say something like that ... thank you
[Huawei Watch] Nightf0x_007:
i accidently disabled package installer how to reenable it via adb or recovery or something ? also wanted to install an apk from the watch and accidently i have chosen package installer instead of advanced settings app so how to restore the options menu to choose from ?
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
Can you do a rom with 2.0 dp4 with working advanced settings for vibrarion settings?
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Negalite Huawei-Rom NX 2!

I've decided To Release A Rom Based On 2.0 Preview 4 Since It's truly starting to come together

Head Over To The Thread - Negalite Huawei-Rom NX 2
[Huawei Watch] Izeltokatl:
Each time I've installed your ROM, 2.4, 2.5, 2.7 I've always had to install Super User as a separate zip file. But I noticed in your release notes it's included, when I flash a clean install, there is no root or super user installed? Have i been doing it all wrong.
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
No, I bet you're counting on advanced settings to tell you if you're rooted or not. Test with root essentials instead. Advanced settings lies to you
[Huawei Watch] damngood98:
what i noticed was super user that comes with it works fine, certain apps (advanced manager) i had to go in and look at the permissions and grant super user manually....all is workin fine now
[Huawei Watch] Izeltokatl:
ok, fail on my part somewhere. I downloaded this new bootloader and transferred it to my watch (maybe it was corrupted during the transfer?), flashed the img to boot sector, and now my watch won't load into the rom, or shut down, it only gives me fastboot or recovery. Does someone have the previous bootl.img file? I think I may need to go back to stock... and start all over? Need to post in the TWRP thread if there is a way to transfer files from my desktop to the watch, on the phones its obvious how to do that, but I dont see this as an option on the watch?
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Grab the latest update patch and pull the img from the zip and flash
[Huawei Watch] pmgnet:
Flashing new ROM! So, uh, what's new in M9E42C ? :)

Stinking love this watch.

Here is me answering myself.

http://www.theandroidsoul.com/huawe...ate-with-january-security-patch-build-m9e42c/

New playstore, new "security fixes"
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
It just appears to be those two mainly. Many apps were patched as well so it would really be hard to tell exactly what changed. I can tell you it's more than likely the last patch we'll see for 1.5(unless they make a security patch because of the users that don't want to make the jump to 2.0). Next month SHOULD be a 2.0 release
[Huawei Watch] pablo71:
anyone know if I'd be able to perform simple edits on system apk's if I edit /system/framework/services.jar in the rom zip file PRIOR to flashing it to remove android signature verification? ... I found a couple tutorials that show how, but the classes.dex file disappears after flashing.

I'm trying to edit a system file: silencing the lock.wav file to volume zero in ClockworkAmbient.apk - the click sound is preventing me completing a couple fun projects.

EDIT: oh boy either that didn't work or I did that wrong ...
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
easiest way to flash back from 2.0rom to latest 1.5rom? do i still have to do the same song and dance with finding the latest boot loader for 1.5?

-edit-

nvm all i had to do was flash the latest 1.5 rom
[Huawei Watch] OuHiroshi:
I'm getting pretty disappointing battery life with this kernel. Installed kernel 2.7 over stock with Jan 2017 security patch. Get about 14 hours with performance config and 24 hours with battery life config. I was getting a day and a half with the same settings (tilt to wake and wifi off) on stock.

Android OS showed 4% battery usage.
[Huawei Watch] negamann303:
Battery seems to be hit or miss. My experience from the last week has varied. For some reason I had a day or two where my battery lasted 10 hours, but most days it lasts a day and a half. I'll try to get it sorted very soon. Been really busy lately
[Huawei Watch] BIade:
Dear [MENTION=593681]negamann303[/MENTION] ,

first of all the most important: Thank you very much for your wonderful work!!!

I have a question (since I got my watch), but I didnt dare to ask untill now.

Would it be possible to deactivate the "shake"-event while still keeping all other gesture-events active (up,down,back,enter)?

I know that we can activate all or deactivate all, but I hope with root-privileges there could be a way...

Gratefully

Blade
[Huawei Watch] pmgnet:
I don't think it is the ROM. A few days ago, barely any usage, leaving work, 30% remaining. Yesterday, 60 percent, today, 56%. Nothing of interest in battery stats either way.

There's some talk of perhaps a google service is downloading something in the background.
[Huawei Watch] Smacksmack206:
glad im not the only one who was dealing with not so well battery life lately but im optimistic this will be soon a thing of the past.

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Enable burn in detection not displaying enabled after reboot
[Huawei Watch] pablo71:
here is an easy test to help isolate battery issue(s): in Android Wear app on phone go to Watch Storage and check the size of 'Google Play Services' ... then, reboot into twrp and wipe cache ... reboot then look at Google Play Services size (you'll probably see it's smaller)... in a few hours check its size again compared to how much your battery has dropped since the wipe .. if battery drop is equal to bad battery life you've been having then this 'could be' part of the issue
[Huawei Watch] odeccacccp:
Thank you for a great work on both 1.5 and 2.

Just wanted to ask if you had any plans or ever seen this OS?

https://asteroidos.org/
[Huawei Watch] Pkt_Lnt:
https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70046643&postcount=821
[Huawei Watch] odeccacccp:
I would
[Huawei Watch] mvjh01:
So would I try it
[Huawei Watch] stead2120:
I"m still on the December Build, I just bought the watch unlocked rooted, etc back in December. My question is if I update to this new January version, can I just flash over without losing my information? Or will I need to wipe everything?
[Huawei Watch] pablo71:
it will flash over just fine ...

here is what I experience whenever I do this, bad battery life for 2-4 days because:

(1) first Google's systemupdatechecker service will run in background for a day preventing cpu deep sleep until it's sure all apps are up to date, then

(2) at some point a new version of Google Play Services will be silently pushed to watch, it's usually 100+mb's and uses a lot of battery when it downloads over a many-hour period (expect weird behaviour and lots of disconnects when this happens.

lastly, you can use twrp to back up your data partition JUST IN CASE, and then restore it over most new rom installs and after a few days of "settling in" it runs fine. I just mention this because I always have a data partition backup (backing up system partition on this watch never restores correctly for me - always errors, but data, boot, and cache work great)
[Huawei Watch] stead2120:
I noticed I tried to do a backup of the rom, but it failed stating there was not enough room on the watch to complete the backup. Was it because I was attempting to backup the full rom instead of just backing up the data partition? Thanks in advance,
[Huawei Watch] pablo71:
if there are a lot of files+apps you added maybe there isn't enough room ... I only backup Data/Boot but not system and I choose COMPRESSION ENABLED (Boot partition is actually the kernel)

I don't backup system because every time I've ever tried to restore system later I get errors and it fails, so instead of fixing that, I just flash a new system partition (or flash one of negamanns roms) then restore the data partition, then boot, then wipe cache and dalvik
[Huawei Watch] stead2120:
Ahhhh nice, thanks for the tip! Is there a command where I can move the backup from the phone to your computer?
[Huawei Watch] pablo71:
if you look in the TWRP folder you'll see a lot of files to move, which is not a problem ... this link could explain much better than I can

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11074671/adb-pull-multiple-files

this picture seems easiest way to explain
[Huawei Watch] mkultra329:
I apologize if this has been beaten to death, but the whole disconnecting and requiring a re-pairing of device issue that seems to occur whenever the watch is set up as a bluetooth device with phone audio functionality turned on... has anyone resolved this? I have a workaround with tasker and secure settings that seems to work in the sense that blue tooth turns back on and secure settings reconnects my watch every time it disconnects, but this shouldn't be necessary and it is the only solution that I have found short of turning off phone/bluetooth on the watch.
[Huawei Watch] pablo71:
I've got a feeling that clearing cache and data for Bluetooth on the phone in Settings>application manager is not going to help, and I'm sure someone will have a better answer than me, but I do know I've had luck fixing pairing/connection issues by reverting to previous versions of the Android Wear app on the phone. you could look here and try a version from last year, maybe March or February version http://www.apkmirror.com/uploads/?q=android-wear

it wouldn't hurt to try this if you have titanium backup : you could save your current version of Android Wear with all data (or use twrp to copy the app+ data folders) then clear data, uninstall, and install one of those earlier apk's. if it didn't help just uninstall old one then have titanium backup restore your original version, or just update.

I'm on June version of Android Wear myself since for my particular setup it provides me with must reliable Bluetooth connection so far, and I have Auto Update Apps turned off in the play store

OOPS, almost forgot ... you can re-pair your watch without factory reset by using watch app Advanced Settings by going to Apps > System > Google Play Services > CLEAR DATA .... then REBOOT WATCH ... then forget Watch in phone Android Wear App ... then use Advanced Settings > Bluetooth > Discovery Mode ON then re-pair with Android Wear on phone
[Huawei Watch] KHANrad_SIN:
anyone else have issues with the google play music card not showing up? I can start it but after that I can't control the music at all.