yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus X Android Development] Jude Aranha:
Those who want to use Xposed on MOOS based on 3.1.4, try this :)

Download Magisk v8

Download Magisk Manager apk

Download Unofficial Systemless Xposed by topjohnwu

Download Material Design Xposed Installer

Keep everything in 1 folder.

Uninstall any previous working or broken Xposed installations, also uninstall any Xposed Installer Apps you have. (Dirty/Clean flashing ROM is even better)

Install Magisk manager and Material Design Xposed Installer from the given links above.

Reboot to TWRP, Flash Magisk v8, Flash Systemless Xposed, Wipe cache/dalvik, Reboot.

Report back with results :)

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The modded version is actually 3-4 months old.

SR3 was released on 3rd November.

You can use any SuperSU release after 2.78, provided you force the installer to Install the su binary in Systemless mode.

To do that, Install OOS3.1.4 or MOOS based on 3.1.4, then go to advanced menu in TWRP, open terminal and type

echo "SYSTEMLESS=true" > /data/.supersu

and press enter.

After this flash the latest SuperSU, it will be installed in Systemless mode. The code creates a file called ".supersu" in /data partition, the SuperSU installer reads this file and installs in Systemless mode :)
[OnePlus X Android Development] Wanakmalarief:
Can i dirty flash over ur previous version
[OnePlus X Android Development] Fataldose:
When active any modüle from xposed and restart=bootloop.

So sadly dont work..
[OnePlus X Android Development] happyhaps:
Something strange with Google search.

I guess it's because Google search app is not a system app.
[OnePlus X Android Development] matwaking:
Yes you can,however a clean flash is always recommended .

Manually give the app all the permissions. After the new update OOS doesnt gives any permission to any installed app by default.
[OnePlus X Android Development] happyhaps:
Making it system app helped.
[OnePlus X Android Development] iamsonal:
So is the performance of this ROM better than the original one? What about the battery life, can anybody provide his reviews?
[OnePlus X Android Development] J0kker:
Maybe you should keep a link for v2 as it seems OOS 3.1.4 as problems with xposed ?

I'm sticking with v2 because of that.
[OnePlus X Android Development] Nandeh:
Yeah, is faster than official OOS, but IMHO slower than AOSP or CM based.

Enviado desde mi ONE E1003 mediante Tapatalk
[OnePlus X Android Development] hohosanta:
can i have v2 link? exposed doesn't work at v3
[OnePlus X Android Development] Kenaestic:
Hi, this ROM looks very promising :)

Does it have an OTA updater built in or do we have to manually flash new updates?
[OnePlus X Android Development] matwaking:
Why don't you give it a try yourself,if you love OOS you're gonna love it even more:D

check the mirrors buddy.I'm thinking of providing alternate updated version of V2 also.

chek the above.

No OTA you have to keep an eye on this thread and manually flash the zip file.
[OnePlus X Android Development] psychem:
[MENTION=4745098]matwaking[/MENTION]

can you please make a video on how debloating is done? i want to debloat a couple of other roms too. Thanks.
[OnePlus X Android Development] Part.0:
anyone tried latest superSU SR4 already on 3.1.4? hows the result? thanks alot
[OnePlus X Android Development] matwaking:
I don't think I'll be uploading a video mate but I'm sure there are already many videos and guides about debloating,If you only could search google or xda itself:)

It will work normally given if the installer is forced to install in systemless mode.:good:
[OnePlus X Android Development] dionisius1:
Hi, can I use adopt storage on this ROM? Really interested to flash the official one, but it can't adopt storage to sdcard ( CMIIW ).

Thank you!
[OnePlus X Android Development] crazykas:
[MENTION=4745098]matwaking[/MENTION] i've flashed this ROM and it is fantastic!!Thanks for your contribution!!But could you help me with something. I got really low volume in calls. I mean i can hear well but person on the other side cant hear me well. Seems like my mic volume is low.This is not a hardware problem because i've been on AOSP MM ROM and my call quality was awesome . So could you please tell me how do i increase in call volume? What should i edit on mixer path to increase it?Thank you
[OnePlus X Android Development] Dizzyrul3z:
https://oneplus.net/pl/3t/oxygenos

Anyone know OOS 3.5 gonna be available for OPX? Looks cool, like OOS + H2OS ;)
[OnePlus X Android Development] ishmeet1995:
Which kernel are you guys using with this rom?
[OnePlus X Android Development] matwaking:
Info Update

Ok guys I know many of you have been hating the OOS3.1.4 as xposed is not working and I said you to provide a update to MOoSv2 as xposed is working on that build|(OOS3.1.3),guess what that build will not be coming.

Why??

Because the problem was with the November security patches and rovo89 has been working on it and he has release a test build for it. This test build is working on MOoS v3(personally tested it:D)

So if you want xposed then flash this.

And thanks rovo89 for his amazing work:good::good:

and [MENTION=4130472]crazykas[/MENTION] I'll look into your problem mate.
[OnePlus X Android Development] J0kker:
Good news, time to move on to moos3 :)

But first i have to find a way to backup and restore the custom fonts, i love the ones from moos V2 ;)

Ã‰dit: So, i moved on to moos v3, first I dirty flash and ended in bootloop, so I clean flashed and finally I found where the problem came from, seems like the substratum theme I used won't work anymore, gonna try with unmodified oos to see if it's the same (as I expect ) .

Too bad I love dark themes and notifications... I can't bear white notifications lol.
[OnePlus X Android Development] matwaking:
hehe I forgot that but don't worry check addons post you'll find the shiny fonts addon there now:D:D

Also for everyone, I added LWPSupport zip too as an addon as its missing in MOoSv3.
[OnePlus X Android Development] Dizzyrul3z:
sorry 4 noob question, but what is LWP Support? Live Wallpaper?
[OnePlus X Android Development] Fataldose:
Yes
[OnePlus X Android Development] sitaramgudapati:
I found a small issue, when i clear all the recent items my bluetooth connection to my car audio gets disconnected and gets connected again. Does anyone have this issue
[OnePlus X Android Development] Potus ThePlant:
Where is the addons post?

EDIT: Already found it. No need to reply.
[OnePlus X Android Development] sifatrhmn:
Is there any way to use CyanogenMod theme chooser with this?
[OnePlus X Android Development] Lokesh Balla:
No, cm theme engine can't be used with OOS.
[OnePlus X Android Development] dionisius1:
Weird, I can't install this ROM, TWRP said error 7. It said "Updater process ended with ERROR: 7, error installing zip file..."

Tried this method :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2522762

I was able to flash the ROM but after reboot, it stucked on 1+ logo (strangely without "powered by android" at the bottom). Waited for half an hour, yet it doesn't boot.

Is there any suggestion?

Thank you!
[OnePlus X Android Development] ishmeet1995:
Update your bootloader
[OnePlus X Android Development] dionisius1:
thank you brother
[OnePlus X Android Development] sitaramgudapati:
Anyone having the same issue
[OnePlus X Android Development] ishmeet1995:
Hello dev

Rom is really nice but can you port some more icons for us?
[OnePlus X Android Development] aresbv2000:
If Chrome is not present in this ROM, wich browser did you used? Thabk you.
[OnePlus X Android Development] Fataldose:
TugaBrowser is superb!
[OnePlus X Android Development] Tripov:
Great ROM. Updated the bootloader and installed this smoothly. Also reporting that the latest xposed framework is working very well.

Thanks!
[OnePlus X Android Development] matwaking:
Dig up icon packs in play store mate,most of them are supported ,ango ,cornie,simpax are some examples.

No browser,you are free to download one from play store:good:
[OnePlus X Android Development] ishmeet1995:
I downloaded but how to apply them system wide?

There is no theme engine like cm13
[OnePlus X Android Development] Dizzyrul3z:
U need to install launcher like nova

Wysłane z mojego ONE E1003 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[OnePlus X Android Development] carlospi:
Where is superSu? I cant find it
[OnePlus X Android Development] Adesh15:
In settings
[OnePlus X Android Development] carlospi:
I do not know if the ROM is installed badly, but I can not find it.

What version of SuperSu should flash?
[OnePlus X Android Development] arafat_mw:
Can I dirty flash this over V2 ? I am happy with V2, would love to try the V3 but don't want to lose modifications as I use Xposed modules heavily
[OnePlus X Android Development] matwaking:
If you have a supported icon pack installed then it will show up in launcher,hold up Any place on home screen>customization>swipe to third tab for icons ,choose the icon pack and save.

Thanks mate but see above.

It should show up in launcher and in settings too,if you can't find it in drawer then you did something wrong.

What you should have done is : wipe data,dalvik ,system and cache partition in recovery (wipe>advance wipe),,then installing the MOoSv3 zip and rebooting,dont wipe anything after installing this zip,you probably wiped data after this step.

Yes you can but disable all overlays if you use substratum.

Also Xposed v87 is available now and is working fine.

To be sure ,dirty flash means wiping system partition (only system partition) and then installing MOoSV3.zip and Xposed v87 zip(if you want Xposed)
[OnePlus X Android Development] meliko:
hello I can change theme whit xposed ? in this rom ?
[OnePlus X Android Development] Fap4k:
You can try substratum for themes of course if it will work.give it a try.
[HTC Desire 601] karimrj49:
Hello I have a 601 Htc desire I'm stuck

the logo and I can not access the recovery volume down does not work! Please can someone help me My phone is rooted and I have Twrp Recovery ?

Thank you
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] lomax84:
Hi there,

i wanted to try this os, but i want to keep my win 7 bootloader as well.

Does Phoenix os replace it with grub?

I searched everywhere and i can't find an answer.

I hope you guys can help.

cheers
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] lomax84:
Anyone?

I would install it on hard drive, on a dedicated partition
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] frankbonatelli:
Well if you TRY instead of install you can get a feel for it, see if you like living with the grub boot loader. There are ways of using the windows boot manager and there are free windows tools out there that will help you do this.

What would be your reason for not using Grub2 it is a very solid boot loader and I have never had issue with it on any of my devices? Just out of curiosity is all.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] bg260:
I'm pretty sure Grub2 just points at the Windows Bootloader anyway. It's like a symlink.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] lomax84:
Thank you both for tour interest.

I am actually a former linux user, so i know what it's like to live with grub.

I also remember that i used to install grub in the linux partition, and then i added a string in the boot.ini file to create the linux entry (i am talking about win xp).

I don't like to replace the bootloader because i want to keep the install as clean and portable as possible.

if i decide to remove phoenixos, i don't want grab to remain on my pc. that's all.

it is strange that no one can answer this question.

you all run phoenixos from usb stick?
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] bg260:
I have Phoenix installed on my SSD. Along with Linux Mint and Windows 8.1. Grub does well with the triple boot. If you are running Windows 10, you can UEFI boot... Also if you do a fresh install of Windows it will pretty much eliminate all other boot partitions.

In lew of Grub you can also burn super grub disk 2 or gparted to a USB. They have a utility to boot any partition manually. I use it all the time. Like after a fresh install of Windows has erased and rewritten my MBR. :laugh:

I always keep my installation media handy.

If you use Rufus Installer with the iso then you can choose which partition to install Grub to. Or not at all.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Vioner:
[MENTION=5529155]lomax84[/MENTION] if you install Phoenix on your HDD using the included installer, you can later use the uninstall feature and you won't see grub anymore. It's pretty safe.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] lomax84:
[MENTION=4666322]Vioner[/MENTION]

everything as you said, thanks.

It is a pretty cool os. but i cannot see videos with vlc (i hear audio only), and it hangs when i shut down the system (have to press the physical button).

also there is some text in chinese.

OT

since you are a remix os ambassador, do you know if remixos has the same install\unistall features?
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] bg260:
Use my iso v1.1.1 iso instead. V1.1.2 has some hick-ups. ;)
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] lomax84:
[MENTION=7185243]bg260[/MENTION]

where can i get it, please?
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] bg260:
Enhanced tag:

http://xdaforums.com/t/phoenix-os

My v1.1.2 iso:

http://xdaforums.com/android/development/unofficial-phoenix-os-v1-1-0-bootable-t3458491

My v1.1.1 iso

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=312978532265364595

Good to know that somebody else was having the restart issue. I thought I was going crazy. Does it just freeze when you select it? What's your chipset by the way?
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] lomax84:
[MENTION=7185243]bg260[/MENTION]

thank you.

i have an amd.

one question about yout iso. does it install grub in teh mbr? cheers
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] bg260:
Use Rufus Installer provided in my guide. Burn the iso to a USB. Format, if needed and install Phoenix on the desired partition. Install grub2 on the same partition but do not format. You may have to then manually enter Windows into grub.cfg. I don't know how to do that from Windows though, I always dual boot with Linux.

Another thing you could

try

. Do as above but do not install grub2 or grub. When you want to boot into Phoenix, use the USB and choose live mode. The probe should detect the installation and boot it.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Dunard:
It a shame that PhoenixOSInstaller-v1.1.2-226.exe doesn't have no boot support for the 64bit board. Only for the 32bit computers. When are they gonna start supporting 64bit computers? 32bit seem way out of date.

My computer doesn't support 32bit. Only have a 64bit option on my board. I really want to try this.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Vioner:
[MENTION=7041923]Dunard[/MENTION] Every 64bit compatible PC supports 32bit as well. You can try it just fine.

Recent Phoenix OS release supports upto 64GB of RAM for 32bit system. Also there is one 64bit build you could try - http://bbs.phoenixstudio.org/en/showthread.php?tid=2069
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] bg260:
[MENTION=7041923]Dunard[/MENTION]

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[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Dunard:
Well the 32bit bit won't boot for some reason. Just take me back to boot list screen. I will try out the 64bit. Also bookmark the page.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] bg260:
Are you trying v1.1.2? If so, it is a little buggy. Try v1.1.1 32bit.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Vioner:
[MENTION=7041923]Dunard[/MENTION] Let us know if any errors show after selecting Phoenix OS from Grub boot menu. Pictures of those are most useful. We need specific info.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Dunard:
PhoenixOSInstaller-v1.1.1-64 files won't boot as well. Here is two snapshots. One of those snapshot it showing that boot isn't listed. Other one shown it listed but the boot put me back to the boot list screen. Never had this kind of problem with release_Remix_OS_for_PC_Android_M_64bit_B2016112101.

Here another snapshot of the boot is there.

Installed on drive D.

Windows 10 Pro 64-bit / Intel Core i5-4460 3.20 GHz / 8.00 GB RAM / AMD Radeon R9 200 Series
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Dunard:
Sorry about the editing. I didn't have everything there. :)
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Dunard:
Caught my eyes on this. A question. Why Remix OS have more files than the other one?
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] bg260:
Try this:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=312978532265364595

And the guide:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=457095661767102113
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Dunard:
Using my 2TB usb hard drive.

Using the MiniTool Partition Wizard Professional Edition 9.1 turn it into ex4.

Now I gonna try to install it onto ex4 without doing re-formatting it.

Came up with an error before. Something about not connecting on something. Stuck on the Androidx86 screen. That is the reason I did that so it should get pass the error. Hope it will work this time.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] mic1000s:
This is tuto videos to install Phoenixos on Intel socket.

the links

https://youtu.be/NUCsSkbooqw

This install works on all Intel CPU.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Dunard:
No 32bit here. Fully 64bit. I still learning. I notice rufus will make a boot on my usb stick. I tried to use the Phoenix OS from it to install onto the usb hard drive. But there is no boot after installed.

Only thing that I think of is to use rufus to install it onto the usb hard drive so the boot is set. Stay away from the Phoenix OS installer. Phoenix OS installer will not set boot.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Dunard:
I gave up. 32bit or 64bit with 32bit support only will work. Not supported on 64bit (without the 32bit support). Least not on mine.

They should rewrite their boot for the full 64bit support. Other wise forget it. No way around this non boot issue.

Androidx86 DEV/Remix OS DEV did a better job on the boot.

I will not use a flash drive for any of these OS. Too darn slow and it get very hot.

Snapshot showing it hang from the usb flash drive.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] bg260:
64bit is backwards compatible to 32bit. Did you use my Guide? You only install to the USB temporarily. Make sure to boot it UEFI. Then install to hard disk. Rufus will allow you to choose a boot partition. Install Grub2 for UEFI. If you use the iso I linked you will notice I have restructured the boot directory. Is the disk you're trying to install to MSDOS or GPT?

How long did you let it hang at the boot animation? If you used my deodexed Stock iso, remember that first boot will take a while. As does any Deodexed ROM.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Dunard:
I tried every way. Won't boot on hard drives. Hang on the usb flash drive. I don't understand why they won't make a 64bit version that really works. There are so many people using 64bit computers now. 32bit been left behind so many years ago. Why would people still be using 32bit when the 64bit computers way faster? Blown my mind. Enough of this. Staying away from it. Remix OS boot much better than this. :(
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] Vioner:
[MENTION=7041923]Dunard[/MENTION] just google 32bit vs 64bit and you'll know it all.

64bit requires more storage space because 64bit apps take up more space.

The larger the apps the bigger RAM footprint - clean 64bit install will require more RAM than 32bit install. The more RAM used, the more CPU is taxed.

In general 64bit systems are capable of running faster, but at the same time they reachers the CPU/RAM usage limits sooner.

64 bit is good ONLY for devices with more than 3 GBs of RAM or for people that must run 64bit exclusive apps on their devices.

Your CPU is 32bit compatible just fine. Only specific, enterprise CPU families have strict 64bit support and won't run 32bit.

We've told you this already multiple times.
[Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development] bg260:
I've had many downloads of my 32bit system and very few complaints. I'm suspecting OE or hardware incompatibility is the cause. Remember that this is all Beta testing phase.
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Albe96:
Many users are asking me to give a guide to root Samsung Galaxy J2 2015 LTE.So here is how you can root your device!

Warning:-->>Be careful.By doing this you will void your warranty.I'll not responsible for any damage of your device.Do this at your own risk!

Requirement:

PC

Common Sense

Downloads:

Samsung USB Driver-->>http://developer.samsung.com/technical-doc/view.do?v=T000000117

Odin-->>http://odindownload.com/ [Download the latest version]

TWRP-->>https://dl.twrp.me/j2lte/twrp-3.0.2-0-j2lte.img.tar.html

SuperSU-->>https://download.chainfire.eu/696/supersu/

How to install TWRP:

Install USB Driver in PC.

Open Settings App In Samsung Galaxy J2.

Tap on "About Phone" option.

In "About Device" tap 7 times in "Build Number" option.

The above step will enable "Developers option".

Now in "Developers option",Turn on "OEM unlock" option

Now turn of the device.

Now Go into "Download Mode"[Press Home button+Volume down button+Power button together untill light boots up].

Now attach device with PC using data cable.

Now open Odin.exe on PC as administrator.

Click AP/PDA option.

Now select the TWRP file.

Now click "Start" button.

The device will reboot automatically.

Done!You've installed TWRP.

How to root:

Go to "Recovery Mode"[Press Power button+Volume up button+Home button together untill the light boots up].

Flash the SuperSU.zip.

Then reboot your device.

Done!Your device should be rooted now!

Credits:

[MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] -for SuperSU

Youtube Giudes-->>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7PREk6rxN8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgU6M-dfgtE

Hope I helped you to root your device.Hit the thanks button!
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] lautta10:
Do turning on oem unlock and flashing twrp via odin erase whole device partitions?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] @ßh!:
No It will not erase partitions or data...
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] mohsen01:
this is helpful for beginner, but be sure that you've downloaded the latest version of twrp otherwise; it will not work.
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] android_user101:
everything is fine but it booted in regular recovery instead of twrp recovery i need help
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Narsing Rao:
Before you flash the recovery, untick the Auto Reboot option in ODIN. Then flash the recovery. After flashing in done, reboot your device directly to recovery mode from download mode by pressing Vol up + Power + Home button together. Now you will see the TWRP recovery is booted in your device. Now you can reboot normally and your TWRP will be installed. Hit the thanks button if it helped you :)
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] mdghouse:
Root
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] mkSmoke:
after finishing everything i am stuck on bootloop :(

i followed each and ever step
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Albe96:
flash an old version of supersu!
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Rasets:
I'm unable to boot into TWRP. Tried everything and searched everywhere but can't make it work.

After installing it with Odin I manually turn it off. When I boot the phone into recovery mode it says "recovery is not seandroid enforcing" and I'm unable to do anything and have to pull off the battery. The phone boots normally otherwise.

I want to root this phone, what can I do?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] sd77:
My phone j2 2015 is encrypted with password

Using odin i flashed TWRP 3.1.1.0 img.tar and i found not installed Twrp. I checked auto reboot option..
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] gopi_killer:
Is this will work 100% ?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Albe96:
It should
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] gopi_killer:
My mobile model is:SM-J200G

Android version:5.1.1

Baseband version:J200GDDU2AQI2

Build number:LMY47X.J200GDDU2AQI7

Is it work ?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Albe96:
Yes Dude
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Azaderdgn_:
J200f icin uygun custom romu nerden Bulabilirim