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[XDA Assist] perveeus:
I tried searching the forums & online but didn't see this as a recent issue.

In the past week, I have been receiving my SMS/MMS on my N6P delayed anywhere between 5-30 mins .

In Textra - you can tell by sliding the messages to the left & seeing when it was sent & when you actually received it via timestamps for each text.

I've switched SIM cards (TMO), adjusted the APN settings from IP6 to IP4 and to both.

Rebooted.

Cleared Cached.

None of the other phones (mix of Android & iPhone) are afflicted with this issue.

Tested vs. Google Messenger & Hangouts & no problems there.

Anyone experiencing this also & do you have a resolution?
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[Sony Xperia E3] Wouter_:
Hello,

I have a porblem with my Sony Xperia E3.

It only boots when I first delete the dalvik cache via cwm.

If I don't wipe it, it plays my bootanimition and is than stuck on a black screen.

The phone is rooted and I'm using a modified stock rom (unbloated...)

Everytime I delete my dalvik cahce, I have no problems.

Thanks for the help.
[Sony Xperia E3] Mainaharen:
Flash the ftf file ,Root again ,use system app remover too get rid from bloatwares
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] abjbhat:
Hi,

I'm thinking of getting a OP3. I will be rooting it. My question is this... can anyone confirm if the OP3 can be rooted and then have encryption turned on? Currently, I'm on a rooted Note 4 Exynos variant running Android 6.0.1 stock rom. This Note 4 currently doesn't support activate encryption after the root.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] tropicanapure:
The short answer is - yes.
[Android Apps and Games] venus342a:
Introduction to OITS

OITS is a simple messaging client which uses some protocols developed by team Venus342 which enables the app to transmit messages even when offline

ENGINE BY ADITYA BANERJEE (VENUS342)

The next version of OITS has released and can be downloaded using the button above. Please uninstall the previous OITS App before downloading.

We’re excited to release a Instant Messaging app which enables users to chat without INTERNET OR WIFI. Try out the app for yourself!

In 10 simple steps, enjoy offline chatting with family and friends!

Fast ( Upto 12 minutes maximum for international users on offline mode)

Offline ( Onground Intelligent Transfer Service )

Upto 44.7 seconds maximum for users near you (5000 feet).

Instant Messaging available ( Online )

Completely free NO EXTRA CHARGES *T&C apply

Real – Time (Default speed of 0.07 seconds on offline mode)

Try it out for yourself!

How it works :-

OITS creates local peers to communicate between devices. Even when you have no internet access, OITS will use your phone's radio to connect with each other.

Messages hop from one user to another until it reaches the intended target, but dont worry only the intended target will be able to read the messages!

Local Peer Mesh's are automatically created when more than 5% population of a city is using OITS which means messages will travel within a second throughout the whole city!

So, more OITS users equals to a larger network which means faster speeds and better coverage!

Also works when you have connectivity!

Send a message using OITS, and forget about it. We'll do the rest!

DEVELOPED BY TEAM VENUS342 SPECIAL THANKS TO ETHAN ENGINE BY ADITYA BANERJEE

THANKS TO LANCE, GREENIFY NEWS, KOLKATA SPECIAL, INDIA HIGHLIGHTS & MARCO

HOW TO USE (IMPORTANT) :-

1. Download/Update ANT Radio Service & ANT Plugins

2. Download/Update Google Play Services

3. Download the latest version of OITS ( Attached below)

4. Sign Up and set up

5. Turn on wifi & bluetooth

6. Go to Device Settings > Scroll down to accessibility > Find Services > Find ‘OITS Connection’ > Turn it on

7. Open OITS

8. Follow any other steps if the app prompts to do so

9. Now finally disable mobile data ( Internet Service )

10. No need to connect to wifi but ensure wifi & bluetooth are turned on

Enjoy OITS even when offline

More on official site : Visit

Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] jerryn70:
Sounds good.

Will be great if u add screenshots and tutorial or demo videos
[Android Apps and Games] venus342a:
I'll upload photos, more info and changelog etc very soon.

:)
[Pixel C General] YevOmega:
Title says it all. Post your experiences!
[Pixel C General] RemixOS_Jason:
Here are the download links and the tutorial on how to flash:

Pixel C: http://www.jide.com/remixos/devices/pixelc

Nexus 9: http://www.jide.com/remixos/devices/nexus9

Tutorial on how to flash onto your device:

https://jide.zendesk.com/knowledge/articles/224316468/en-us?brand_id=449827

Thanks!
[Pixel C General] Mustkeg:
Aaand... up and running!

I came from Nougat DP5. At first, I removed the -w flag from the update script to keep my apps, but as usual this was not a good idea as the Play Store kept on force closing. After a clean flash everything worked as expected. I paired the Pixel C keyboard and a BT mouse.

The apps I use the most on my Pixel C are Firefox Beta and Kodi.

- Firefox crashes as often as it does on the Nougat Previews when it is put into windowed mode. As this got better with new Firefox and Nougat Versions, I am confident that this will improve further.

- Kodi starts in windowed mode and can be used as normal. This is a first for me as Kodi could not be windowed on stock Android N!

Unfortunately, it lacks the top bar so it can not be resized. Are there any keyboard shortcuts for maximizing/minimizing windows?

Overall, I can only recommend giving Remix OS a try on the Pixel C!

(Written on the Pixel C with Remix 3.0!)
[Pixel C General] Jainyankee1993:
Can we get a video of your experience?
[Pixel C General] Rox598:
went to give this a try and totally forgot about the 30sec delay.....ugh

Okay first thoughts It's actually very solid for a first build but the main reason i'm rolling back and this may just be me but I hate having all the icons on the desktop....unless there's something i'm missing to get rid of them and have a clean desktop?
[Pixel C General] esthornhill:
Been running Remix for the afternoon, everything works flawlessly so far including all of my usual apps. Very smooth and stable! I plan on running this as my daily driver for a while, so if anyone has any questions about my experience with Remix OS, feel free to ask. Also, if anyone can get it rooted, I'd love to hear from you :D Couldn't get it to boot using the modified stock kernel and had to reflash. TWRP installs with no problems, though!
[Pixel C General] Mustkeg:
I flashed UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.76-20160630161323.zip via TWRP. Rooted without problems.

I did not try changing kernels.

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You can change the default launcher, but you need root for this.

1. Install a 3rd party launcher. I use Nova Launcher.

2. Open a terminal emulator.

3. Type "su".

4. Type "pm disable com.android.launcher3".

To re-enable the default launcher, type "pm enable com.android.launcher3" (didn't try this).
[Pixel C General] kalinskym:
can anyone make a video showing Remix OS 3.0 on Pixel C for other users who would like to see how it performs.
[Pixel C General] TAINA333:
I need help flashing it. I keep getting an error.
[Pixel C General] esthornhill:
[MENTION=2687887]TAINA333[/MENTION] Are you flashing it via ADB? What kind of error are you getting?
[Pixel C General] raynan:
I had an issue using the flash-all.sh as well. I just flashed each partition manually. If you're using Linux, make sure you're running fastboot as root.
[Pixel C General] cmscritic:
It's ok but not something I'd use long term. I flashed it, played around for about five minutes and went back to stock. Too many annoyances such as huge padding on the left and right of the desktop (wasted space drives me nuts), can't remove icons from the desktop or move items from the menu to the desktop which is annoying. It might be good for beginners but not something I'd be interested in using. I'll wait for someone to get Chrome OS on this thing.
[Pixel C General] Mustkeg:
Replace the launcher as I described above. But otherwise I feel the same. Freeform windows are the only plus compared to Nougat.
[Pixel C General] TAINA333:
Yes I am flashing thru adb. At first it was telling me something about the zip file. Then I restarted all over and when I used flash.bat it said it was missing some files, but the files are there.
[Pixel C General] esthornhill:
Yeah, using the flash all scripts rarely works for me either. I had to unzip "images-aosp_dragon...," move all the .img files into the root of my platform-tools folder and flash the images manually. I had previously formatted the device, and with the device in fastboot mode I then flashed the files with the following commands:

fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-dragon-google_smaug.7132.295.0.img

adb reboot-bootloader

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot flash cache cache.img

fastboot flash vendor vendor.img

fastboot reboot

After this it booted up and everything worked perfectly!
[Pixel C General] HarmfulMushroom:
Which recovery did you use? I can't even get that far, I install remixOS, flash over TWRP via fastboot, that installs just fine but the OS refuses to boot after that.... Just reboots back into recovery

EDIT: Nevermind, I got it. Not sure what I was doing wrong earlier, but yeah flashing TWRP, pushing SU2.76 and installing it works just fine. Thanks!
[Pixel C General] TAINA333:
So I did everything you said, it looked like it was going to boot up just fine, it said android apps starting and then it bootlooped.
[Pixel C General] esthornhill:
Sorry to hear that! Were you doing a clean install or writing Remix over your existing OS? I would also recommend redownloading the files before you try again to make sure that their being corrupted is not an issue.
[Pixel C General] TAINA333:
Clean but I'll reinstall just in case.
[Pixel C General] rickylamceo:
What is the best way to change the screen resolution DPI on my Pixel C while running Remix OS 3.0 ? any suggestion guys ? :)

did you guys flash TWRP_dragon_3.0.2-21.img ??

http://xdaforums.com/pixel-c/development/twrp-3-0-2-0v16-t3400503

any cool Apps and Kernel suggestion to install while running Remix OS 3.0 on Pixel C please ??
[Pixel C General] esthornhill:
You can use TWRP with Remix OS, but bear in mind that rebooting to system from TWRP is still broken on the Pixel C. If you try to do it, at least in my experience, the device will boot straight back into recovery instead of ever going into system. Instead, power the device off, manually boot into the CoreBoot bootloader and select to restart the device from there. From TWRP I have been able to sideload and flash ZIPs. So if you have a file you're looking to use for changing the DPI you can certainly give it a try from there, although I have never tried changing the DPI in Remix OS myself.
[Pixel C General] Sunjeongmacho:
Can anyone tell me if I should lock bootloader again after flashing the remix os? THX
[Pixel C General] rsa 329:
No. That's not necessary. Leave the bootloader unlocked.
[Pixel C General] pkelly517:
Never relock the bootloader unless you have a factory image flashed.

And, honestly, never relock the bootloader unless you are selling your device or sending it back to google. It gains you nothing (except 30 seconds), and can truly screw you.
[Pixel C General] Sunjeongmacho:
The remix os rom is pretty good to use. By far i only find bookmarks cannot be synced via chrome and the keyboard problem, which is when you press space once it goes twice sometimes. I'm thinking about to install google launcher, do anyone have ideas about how to do it?

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can u give a more specific explanation? how to root the pixel c with remix os? and should i download terminal emulator from google play?
[Pixel C General] Malganor:
Hey Mustkeg, I have a question regarding this: I followed your first set of instructions and successfully replaced the default launcher with Nova but I then created a second account on the Pixel for my family to use, to keep their apps and info separate from my own main account, but when I run the disable command on the terminal, from the second account on the Pixel, it says the launcher is disabled but in fact the default launcher does not shut down. Is there another step I must take in order to kill the default launcher on a secondary account so Nova can once again take over? Thanks!
[Pixel C General] Sunjeongmacho:
Can I get android 7.0 OTA upgrade if I go back to stock rom

Btw, if I go back to the stock rom by flashing the factory image manually, can I get OTA upgrade? I didn't flash any recovery rom...
[Pixel C General] YevOmega:
Yeah, it should work, assuming I'm understanding your plan correctly.
[Pixel C General] Mustkeg:
Hi Malganor, sorry, I do not have any experience with multiple user accounts on the Pixel C. For disabling the launcher, I just followed the guidelines on the official forum/on XDA where there was also no mention of multiple user accounts.
[Pixel C General] Termynat0r:
For me its running quite nice but I'm still wondering how to archieve root...

SuperSu sais that binaries are missing, so I guess they need to be flashed from TWRP (which I installed prior to remix os)..

Now the question is which binaries I can use without breaking my running system
[Pixel C General] Malganor:
No worries Mustkeg, I'll start searching and place an answer here if I do find a way. Thanks though!
[Pixel C General] iaheck:
it's pretty good, but it freezes up

I've been using it for several days and it tends to freeze up when you're multitasking too much. It's not that stable for regular use.
[Pixel C General] choder:
I am stuck in a TWRP bootloop. I cannot get out of it. How did you end up getting out of the bootloop into TWRP? I can go into the coreboot loader, but I cant stop booting into TWRP.

Thanks.
[Pixel C General] esthornhill:
TWRP will not boot back into system on the Pixel C for a reason yet to be determined. It always bootloops back into recovery. What you need to do is whenever you are in TWRP, do not reboot into system. Instead, use the physical buttons to reboot into the Coreboot Bootloader and then select to restart the device from there. If you have already tried to boot into system, you may need to reflash.
[Pixel C General] choder:
Sorry.. I didn't read the instructions clearly.

Here are my steps.

1. Flash remix in fastboot - (works fine, I can boot into remix os)

2. Flash TWRP in fastboot

3. Boot into TWRP

4. Power off and try to boot remix os

Then I get stuck in the TWRP bootloop. Am I missing something?

Thank you
[Pixel C General] esthornhill:
You're all good! I'm only saying it because I've made the exact same mistake when I was getting this set up :D Which build of TWRP are you using? There are several in the forums and I know I had this problem with the two older ones.
[Pixel C General] jacauc:
Everything works fine, except the BT keyboard... I can see it in bluetooth settings, but when I click it on it it says "pairing..." and then just reverts back to the ready to pair status. Any advice?
[Pixel C General] choder:
I am currently using this TWRP [TWRP][dragon] -> 3.0.2-21 version*http://goo.gl/1cQxEC

When I boot into TWRP I can't even find my zip to flash for superuser.* It shows 0 for the size of the space.

Then I try to boot back into remix and it TWRP bootloops.

I will try flashing a few more times. If I get it to work I'll post what I did.
[Pixel C General] esthornhill:
Okay, that's the version that I got to work. Try to ADB push the Superuser .zip to the root of your data folder and it should show up. Does that work? That's where I put it and TWRP was able to see it. Are you powering the device off through the reboot menu in TWRP?
[Pixel C General] choder:
I am using the hardware key to reboot from TWRP, pressing both Power and Volume down until it turns off, and reboots into the corebootloader, then I restart from there. I will try pushing superuser with ADB.

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From this screen

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I used ADB to push superuser and was able to flash superuser. It tried to boot then, rebooted and got stuck in the TWRP bootloop.
[Pixel C General] esthornhill:
Glad to hear you were able to get SuperSU flashed. Sorry your bootloop issues persist. :( Were you encrypted before trying switching to Remix OS?
[Pixel C General] choder:
I got superuser flashed and I can boot into remix os! This was the steps I had to do.

1. Boot into TWRP

2. Flash superuser

3. Use power and volume down to hard boot into the corebootloader

4. ****Reboot into fastboot*****

5. reboot system in fastboot with "fastboot reboot"

Then it worked!
[Pixel C General] choder:
I tried flashing Xposed Framework. It boots to the remix os boot screen but never fully boots. I will try another version of Xposed.

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I used this and got Xposed working! http://xdaforums.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268
[Pixel C General] brando56894:
I'm going to have to give this a try, it looks pretty cool.
[Pixel C General] jacauc:
anyone else having issues pairing the keyboard?
[Pixel C General] Termynat0r:
It needed some fiddling for the first time but then it stayed paired
[Pixel C General] jacauc:
It always shows up ready for pairing, but when clicking it, it just says "pairing...." for a few seconds and then goes back to the list of available BT devices.... tried it a hundred times, no luck :(
[Pixel C General] Termynat0r:
You definitely have to enter the pairing code on the keyboard. Try to get that code displayed
[Pixel C General] choder:
It took me a few tried to pair, I rebooted once as well, but it finally paired. You will have to enter the pairing code.

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I am really happy with it. It is much easier multi task. It has a few minor quirks, but I have no plans of going back. The only thing I don't care for, is when you go from a full window to a windowed mode, is it looks like closes the application and reloads it. It takes about 1 seconds to do that. This is minor, and I don't very often switch from Windows mode to full-screen and vice versa. The applications that I use in windowed mode I usually leave in windowed mode.
[Pixel C General] brando56894:
I flashed it last night and used it for about an hour before I went to sleep and I must say I love it. My bluetooth keyboard paired instantly the first time around and I don't have any issues maximizing and minimizing windows. I think I'm going to stick with this for a while! They only annoyance I see is that the apps should be fullscreen by default, and you can minimize them when you want, because most of the time you'll probably be using one app.
[Pixel C General] brando56894:
Using Nova makes it so much nicer, I absolutely hate having every single app on my desktop since I usually have 50+ apps installed, only about ten of which I use every day.
[Pixel C General] rsa 329:
What weather app is that?
[Pixel C General] corentin0128:
Hi everybody, I'm on remix os too and I'm having an issue with youtube, the app doesn't show me the 720p 60 fps I can only go in 480p 720p or 1080p but when a video is only in 720p 60 fps the best resolution I can get is 480p. Someone is having the issue too? Someone knows how to solve it?

By the way sorry for my bad English I'm french ^^
[Pixel C General] brando56894:
HD Widgets
[Pixel C General] Eason85:
I get hard freezes requiring a restart when memory fills up (too many windows open)
[Pixel C General] rsa 329:
Yep, same here. I have had to hard reset several times.
[Pixel C General] brando56894:
Never frozen for me, how many apps do you guys have open at once? I've had probably 10-15 apps open at once, RAM about 80% full.
[Pixel C General] choder:
I have not had a problem yet.
[Pixel C General] rsa 329:
One app, Netflix
[Pixel C General] brando56894:
Ah I haven't been using Netflix on mine, i'll give it a try later.
[Pixel C General] iaheck:
I've been having the same problem for several days. It freezes like four times a day. It's more likely to occur when I have several apps opened.
[Pixel C General] Eason85:
It seems to happen with Drive + docs open

edit: also, I need to plug in headphones 2-3x to get audio to switch to them
[Pixel C General] CISGS:
How does one go about removing Remix OS and installing Stock?

I want to try Nougat.
[Pixel C General] Mustkeg:
Same here. Firefox Beta seems to be always involved, regardless if in maximized or free-form mode.
[Pixel C General] brando56894:
Download the images from the Android developer website and flash with fastboot.
[Pixel C General] EddieK23:
Anyone know when Remix OS will update their version to Nougat from MM? Multi-window would probably work much better with native os support, I'd assume.
[Pixel C General] pkelly517:
October 20th.
[Pixel C General] brando56894:
I was assuming it wouldn't be for a while because they have to re-base their code, but where'd you pull that date from?
[Pixel C General] Mustkeg:
Did anyone already compare Remix to official Nougat with freeform enabled (Taskbar app or "settings put global enable_freeform_support 1" via adb)?

I will try it out myself in a few days as I'm very curious about how the two implementations of freeform windows compare to each other.
[Pixel C General] pkelly517:
The same place I pull any date answering an ETA question.
[Pixel C General] brightjh01:
Well that's sooner than I thought I thought it would be November 31st.
[Pixel C General] pkelly517:
That's the backup date.
[Pixel C General] Paulskiii:
He's being sarcastic "I got that info from the same place i get all ETA answers" means he's pulling it from his ass.

Normally it's against etiquette to ask for ETAs on stuff like this. I'm assuming you are unaware of this, and this guy decided he hate's life so much that he'd take it out on you. Just follow the post for updates, ignore the guy pulling things from his ass.... it's not normal for people to do that and share with others.

To keep this post relevant, RemixOS runs great on my Pixel. I enjoy it when I have a mouse that I can use... Without the mouse it's kind of a pain in the ass to navigate! ye' be warned potential installers!
[Pixel C General] chob0:
I hope someone can help me with this one...

I installed Remix OS 3.0 and was playing around with resizing apps. Now I have a few apps which are stretched from the bottom of the screen to the top and i can't seem to change them back to their default window size. If i try to change the app to a smaller size window it does so but is stuck to the bottom of the screen. I can't move the window around as it's stuck to the bottom of the screen and it will just resize wherever I try to pull the window to.

I've attempted to get help from jide support site but nothing and it's been a few days now.
[Pixel C General] idvoretskyi:
BTW, has anyone checked the A2DP workability on Pixel C with Remix OS?

I have non-working Bluetooth headset on Pixel C with stock ROM and that's a big issue for me.
[Pixel C General] hypnotiqphil:
I love remix OS. It's great and what I think Google should have done for the pixel c.
[Pixel C General] gtaadicto92:
Can Remix OS be rooted or does it still have the bootloop when installing twrp?
[Pixel C General] brando56894:
Yes it can be rooted.
[Pixel C General] Reuben_skelz92:
Want to try this once it's based on Android n