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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Rec] Redrockzz:
Can you suggest this nougat cr for daily use? :) [MENTION=5899304]Tkkg1994[/MENTION] I am actually on your Supermanrom for GS7E and I am thinking about to change to SuperStock V2.0.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Rec] Tkkg1994:
Yes you could :)

Just watch the video on the main OP and see if he can convince you !
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Rec] Redrockzz:
Thank you very much, bro :)

Do I have to do something special for flashing this rom without problems?

Downloaded BL, CP and the Rom and I am going to flash it this evening.

What about the CSC? Do I need to flash a CSC file? Never did this before. (from Germany).

I planned to do it like this:

- full wipe

- flash BL & CP via Odin

- flash the rom via TWRP

anything else?

Thank you very much for your great roms and your support.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Rec] Tkkg1994:
Yes your steps are correct. No need to flash any csc. Nougat csc's hasn't been released yet so we need to wait anyway for sammy
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Rec] guraki:
The rom till now is sooooo fast and snappy!Any feedback about battery life?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Rec] Redrockzz:
Wow, flashed today and until now I am absolutely satisfied. Ultra fast, ultra smooth und good first impression of battery life. No problems here.

Just one question: Is it already possible to flash xPosed on this nougat one (e.g. systemless or something like that?)? If yes which xposed should I choose?

Thank you very uch for this nice rom! :)

Looking forward to your next versions and I really appreciate your work.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Rec] nufclad:
If I install this, can I restore a nand backup to how i currently am, and itd restore fine even having a different bootloader?

Currently on your 1.13 Superman Rom dated 9th September.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alin4alin:
Hello,

My phone is in bootloop. It resets and vibrates every 2 seconds. If I connect the USB cable to the phone and the PC, then I pull out the battery, the phone keeps reseting. :(

Working any combination of buttons for hard reset or download mode - NO.

Recognizing any cable - NO.

I remember that i've seen here a tutorial for disassembly the phone and do some reset directly from the motherboard. And I can't find those instructions any more.

Can you help me with a link? I think that is my last option. :confused:

Ty!
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alin4alin:
No one? :(

There were 3 methods of resetting - soft, hard and this one where I should disassembly the phone and do something there :). And I didn't find the links here on xda, hope they are not erased.

Thank you!
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoachimP:
Reflash ATIV S

Hi,

you should try to reflash your ATIV S.

Provide ROM, drivers and and Flash Tool for your device.

Put your device to Flash Mode (key combination only i8750 !!!):

Hold Vol Up- key + camera key and press Power key. May be you must remove the battery in order to turn your device off. You should arrive on a "colourfull" flash screen.

May be, just going once to flash mode and then remove battery without starting to flash might resolve your issue. Otherwise: flash.

Bets wishes,

Joachim
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] ephumuris:
Hi I'm just wondering, I'm on whatever rom the phone came with. Official OOS latest update. No root. No unlocked bootloader... For the first time ever with a phone I think?

I'm tempted by the community builds but just want to know for certain,

Do I need to unlock my bootloader? Someone said this and I thought that was strange considering you apparently side load it via adb in stock recovery.

Will I lose my data? If I will then I'll wait until after my 4 days at work as I need my phone as it is really. If not I'll flash straight away.

Thanks!!
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] AJay27:
You can sideload without unlocking bootloader.

But you'll want to unlock the bootloader to make any further modifications after sideloading CB.

Also the phone will be wiped and reset to factory settings on unlocking the bootloader.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] ephumuris:
Thanks for the reply. So if I side load without unlocking bootloader it will be just like an update and no data wipe will happen?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] AJay27:
Actually I haven't tried it but theoretically no data loss or errors should happen as you are still switching to a Marshmallow based ROM and that too from Oneplus itself.

You're good to go. :svetius:
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Bradl79:
If retaining stuff is important to u, u should root and unlock bootloader, it does not void warranty, use titanium backup and just go through trwp, so if anything does ever happen in the future u will have ur backups
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] ephumuris:
I've always used root and stuff but lately I'm enjoying no root. Using Android Pay etc.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] nightlyraver:
Haven't yet found a solution to this online and hoping someone can help me out. Motorola Droid Turbo running 5.1. Phone was fine until just a couple days ago. The phone now gets really hot and the battery is rapidly draining, even if I'm not running anything and just have the phone on the table with the screen off. The only way to stop this I have found it to put it into airplane mode. When I look at the battery usage, it appears that "cellular network signal" is a solid red bar for the whole duration that the phone isn't in airplane mode. It's like there is an app that is constantly using cell service (this is whether or not I'm on wifi). Basically, the phone is behaving as if I'm on a phone call, nonstop. Tried killing apps, clearing cache, just did a factory reset, which I really didn't want to do, but even that didn't solve the problem. HELP!!!

TIA!!!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] yehison:
I had the same problem .

One day decided to downgrade to kitkat .

My problem was solved

Questions is prohibited here.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] TL1170:
Did you check to see if "Location Mode" somehow got changed and isn't on "Battery Saving" anymore?

Every once in a while mine gets changed from not paying attention to a prompt about locations. In fact, I just had to change mine back again.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] art111:
How did you downgrade to KitKat???
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] yehison:
These guide here .

You can use these guide..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=64557027

First you should unlocked bootloader the cost is 25 dollars apk called sunshine
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Nido221:
It seems that your radio is creating the problem. I think the best way is to re flash the Radio of your phone.

It seems the reduced battery timing is the result of heating of the phone which is generated by the processor (probably the baseband processor which controls the radio functions ).
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] nightlyraver:
Thanks! How would I go about doing that? I did a quick google search, but I'm finding a lot of information that doesn't seem applicable to this device and/or is quite old information. TIA!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Nido221:
If you are unlocked then manually flash the radio using twrp.

If you are locked than Google for Rsdlite.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Septfox:
I think it's more that the radio is constantly at full power trying to establish a connection, and it's particularly inefficient in that state. I was in a very rural area the other day and while it was determined that I was connected, it was voice-only with no data; the phone got quite warm, and pretty much stayed that way until I got back within decent range of a tower. Battery life was pretty terrible as well. Not a good phone to go far off the beaten path with, it seems...

If your cell signal level is a solid red line with no yellow bits, that means it's completely disconnected because it can't find a signal, and outside of airplane mode will continually "search" for it. Like Nido said, if you're not unlocked, you're going to have to flash a full firmware package in rsdlite. This'll get your radio firmware up to date (if it isn't already) and clean your modem stats (which I would bet is where your problem actually lies).

If you are SunShine-unlocked, you can flash the clean_modem_stats zip in TWRP and that should hopefully fix it.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Nido221:
Rsd lite is the tool used to flash the moto phones. Here is the link that you can use...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2637338
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] thetastycat:
Hey guys - I'm having the same problem. Phone gets smoking hot and just smokes through the battery - will be dead in 4 hours, zero use.

Sorry to ask a stupid question, but where would I find the clean_modem_stats.zip file to flash via TWRP? I am sunshine unlocked.

Thanks a lot!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
Clean_modem_status.zip from [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION]

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24531035584725320
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] nightlyraver:
Just to respond, I haven't taken any action yet. I did previously change the battery, but that didn't seem to solve the problem. Then yesterday the battery lasted at least 12 hours with modest use. Today, it's been on for 4 hours so far and battery is at 86% and the back feels cool. Now I'm totally stumped and not sure I'll do anything to rock the boat. However, it is having trouble connecting to wifi for some reason, so there's that... Not sure the issues are related...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Nido221:
You must have use some battery app to analyze the behaviour of battery during charging and discharging cycle n it will assist you to caught the real source of problem....

As for as i know wifi is also the part of Radio package. If replacing the battery do not resolve the issue than there is another bugg which has to be caught...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] thetastycat:
Chazz, once again you save the day - thank you so much!! You renew my faith in the human race.

---------- Post added at 11:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:41 PM ----------

Ok, I am *so* sorry to be that guy, but how exactly do I flash this radio? I moved the .zip file onto my phone and booted into the bootloader but nothing really jumped out at me as being a good idea. Sorry! Would be most grateful for some guidance.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] thetastycat:
Hey all - anybody able to help? All the instructions I can find for flashing a radio involve a radio.img file, and there's not one in the package I downloaded above. I really don't want to brick my phone by experimenting - would greatly appreciate any advice as to how to flash this!

Thanks a ton!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
If you are taking about the clean modem file, it's not a radio. It's like a cache cleaner for your radio/modem.

Boot into TWRP recovery and go to "install". Flash the zipped file in "install" .
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] thetastycat:
Thank you Chazz!! Just flashed it and so far phone is running cool as a cucumber. Will be out of town for the next four days so if this has fixed the problem, I will be the happiest dude in the world! Also, occasionally the phone has been *really* sluggish, taking forever to respond to key input, etc. - I'm thinking this may all be related. Looking forward to finding out!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] thetastycat:
Hey all - quick update. The radio cleanout appears to have helped some, but still every day I'm having to leave my phone on a charger just to make it through until I get home. I think it starts to "obsess" about something and it gets super hot; often I'll restart it in hopes it will "forget" whatever it was thinking about so hard and often it does. This is really crippling me - is there any chance a custom ROM would be any help? I'll try anything!

Here's a screenshot from just now - 53% and just 3 hours left!

I would be deeply grateful for your help! Only when our phones don't do what they normally do do we really understand how dependent we have become on them...

---------- Post added at 02:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:37 PM ----------

BTW all I've done earlier today is 20 minutes of internet browsing/email, 30 minutes of phone calls, and 30 minutes of GPS/google maps navigation. Thank you!!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] SpyderPride:
Did you try wiping cache and dalvik in twrp?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] thetastycat:
Just gave it a shot - thanks Spyder! Will find out tomorrow how it does.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] thetastycat:
Ok - so I tried several things at once; I found and killed Verizon Support & Services, since it was hogging battery, and cleared my caches, and installed an app called Battery Doctor. All of those seemed to help, but I would still get the overheating/rapid drain. At least Battery Doctor would kill it.

Then.....I noticed that Marshmallow was out, flashed it and the new radio, and haven't had any problems since! Who KNOWS what it was.....but sure nice to not have to worry if my phone is going to last the rest of the day! Many, many thanks for the help, all!
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ben_pyett:
Phone happily running 7.0.0 (NBD90Z, Oct 2016)

Running system less super su SR3 and Franco #57

Downloaded and fast boot flashed the latest November update from PC.

Only flashed updated bootloader and system image from 7.0.0 (NBD91P, Nov 2016)

Restarted Phone and it loops at boot animation, left for twenty minutes, no progress, so rebooted back to recovery and tried wiping, cache, dalvik and art cache, and restarted again still no difference, looped at boot animation again for twenty minutes.

So rebooted to recovery and restored October backup.

Was anyone else and to fast boot flash latest factory system image and boot their phone without any issues?

Is a full wipe really necessary?

Any one?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alryder:
I flashed NBD91P without a full wipe and my phone booted without any issues. However I have not been able to get su SR2 or su SR3 to work with either NBD90Z or NBD91P. SR1 works without any issues.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Didgeridoohan:
I flashed bootloader, boot and system without a problem. Also using FK, but have magisk+phh root.

I've seen a few people mentioning having problems with SuperSU 2.78 SR2 and SR3 and the latest update (NBD91P)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
"Only flashed updated bootloader and system image"

I'm genuinely puzzled as to why people aren't using the OTA sideload method, which is incredibly simple and leaves your data and settings totally intact.

The quote above makes me think "You did half a job and now wonder why your phone won't work...?"
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ben_pyett:
You didn't read the post completely, as my phone is working as I always make the precaution of taking a backup and simply restored to it.

I didn't think ota method was possible if you had custom recovery?

Using the method I've described also leaves data and settings in tact.

I didn't run the flash all scripts.

Thanks
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
No offence intended. I have never (touch wood) had any serious problems with my many upgrades on many devices. As you did, I always have a backup in case it goes wrong. In fact I even have multiple backups on my laptop in case the latest one doesn't work.

I've use the OTA sideload method a dozen times now on all my rooted Nexus devices. All of them as standard have TWRP & root (either doitright's or Chainfire's), and the OTA just slides right in there regardless. No problems at all. When it's installed (which takes about five minutes) I have to reroot - I can't remember if I've had to reinstall TWRP, though on a number of occasions I've just reinstalled it anyway without bothering to check if it was already still there.

So in summary the OTA sideload works for rooted/TWRPed devices, doesn't lose anything, and is far simpler and safer than running separate partition flashes. Give it a go and I guarantee you'll never do it the old way again.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ben_pyett:
Do you change, or alter you system partition, ie remove application or add some.

I'm asking if an ota will apply over the top of an altered system?

If so I'll try it once I've finished work.

Although will also rule out the version of super su first.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
I change nothing. My N6 is rooted and TWRPed and I just connect to the computer and use ADB to sideload the OTA. It says "flashing unconditionally" so I'm guessing (I'm just an end-user, not a dev) that the OTA just wipes the old ROM and overwrites it, but doesn't touch the data partition. Since the system partition is replaced, root disappears with it, but I'm not sure if it touches TWRP - as I said, I just reinstall it anyway each time and then use it to flash SuperSU.

Give it a go - you'll like it... :)

P.S. I understand that the OTA has some sort of internal checksum to verify the package integrity, but I always double-check my download with Checksum Utility:

https://raylin.wordpress.com/downloads/md5-sha-1-checksum-utility/
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ben_pyett:
So flashed, ota through flash fire, worked as described.

As expected phone booted, with stock kernel, recovery and no root.

So rebooted to bootloader and had to re fast boot flash twrp recovery.

But then flashed systemless super su and Franco kernel, phone no longer boots.

Restored backup as ran out of time.

Will try again tonight with our systemless, which root version and methods are you using?

I'll try just kernel and then just root to see which it is that's causing the problem

Progress.

Although to be honest, I'm still of the opinion that flashing just system partition is a far simpler, process then ota.

This is the first time in a a good few years and multiple nexus/android versions, where I've ever had an issue with this process. (And I've had N4, N5 and N6)

Anyone?

Thanks
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
Maybe you're trying too much all at once? I installed the OTA, TWRP and SuperSU 2.78 R3 with no problems - I have tried a couple of custom kernels but saw no appreciable difference, so decided that I'd avoid the risk of tinkering with stuff I don't understand.

Maybe there's some incompatibility with the Franco kernel? I know that SuperSU performs some processing on the kernel - it shows in the installation dialogue.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
The more Google locks down android the harder it will be so people need to make a choice and live with it. Either you want the pointless OTA or you are gonna use a custom set up. Not flashing an update properly and then posting a thread about it only makes developers laugh.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dopamin3:
Why do you say he didn't flash the update properly? I thought the only difference between NBD90Z and NBD91P was the bootloader and system images. There was no new recovery, radio, etc... included in that release. So what's the harm in only updating the bootloader/system partitions?

If you did it the "right way" I guess that would be running the flash-all.bat file in the folder. All that does is flash all the partitions (which is dumb because you're overwriting the same partitions which is completely unnecessary if you already have them) and wipe userdata. With his method userdata would've stayed intact.

Please note I never do this method, I'm a custom ROM man thru and thru. Whether it's Dirty Unicorns, AOSiP, OctOS, etc... I never run factory system images because even though with GravityBox you can get a lot of customization, I still prefer CMTE over Substratum/OMS. No way to get CMTE in stock firmware.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ben_pyett:
Finally managed it.

Fastboot Flashed system

Fastboot Flashed stock boot

Went in to recovery

Flashed Franco

Booted rom

Went back to recovery

Flashed update-unSU (unsure is this stage is needed, but was taking no chances)

Flashed super su

Was finally able to boot rom

Seems combination of super su and Franco wouldn't work in single flash for me. Needed clean reboot between each.

Although I still believe that fast boot flash system is easiest method rather than ota, as doesn't affect recovery or boot partitions and you stay in control, each to their own.

This is the first time I've encountered any issues with this method.

Comments suggesting I didn't do it properly without highlighting what, if anything I did wrong or without adding any positive feedback are worthless.

Thanks for input and suggestions.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] msaitta:
I had very similar issues. I've been updating this phone monthly since day 1 without issue but with the NBD91P update, I got the same boot loop even with the stock kernel. My device is also encrypted.

After I booted back to the bootloader I noticed that TWRP was gone. I found that very odd. It was like the system image was trying to write over it. Not sure though, but I do know that I had to re-flash TWRP (I've had the same version, which is also the latest one, for months) after every boot loop.

I kept re-flashing and trying different versions of the systemless versions of SuperSU but none of them worked. Got stuck in the same boot loop everytime.

I finally re-flashed everything except for SuperSU and stock NBD91P booted up fine without root.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] collinjames:
I'm also having the same issue. I can't even flash SR1. Any update on this?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordDeath:
I can't not boot the NBD91P factory image if I have any layers installed. Removing that overlay folder via TWRP is the only way to make it boot again.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
There is a bug in this update which causes a bootloop if the system is themed. Restore to NBD90Z.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ben_pyett:
I was able to get over my own original problem using the process listed a few posts above, in my previous comment.

Even though it took several attempts to determine a working sequence. Did you try the process which worked for me on your devices?

Can't comment as my system wasn't themed.

Does the boot loop occur, if you, remove your themes then upgrade to latest image, reboot it and finally reapply your layers?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] istperson:
He said, quote:

Unless you have the diffs from the Android git, you can't decide if flashing boot necessary or not. And even then you can decide wrong.

The whole package is: bootloader, radio, boot, system, (vendor in case of the 6P), recovery, and the clutter.

You should skip data, and shouldn't bother with the cache partition, but it's a good idea clearing it after flashing a new system. You can always check if the bootloader and radio have changed, you can diff them if you don't believe the version numbers.

That leaves boot and system, you should always flash both, even if it goes by the nuisance of re-rooting.

Also if you're unencypted, as I am, then after flashing boot, you should not reboot without flashing a root that deals with it.

(But making an unencrypted and verity-less boot is five minutes tops, by the way)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordDeath:
Having the lastest security fixes is more important than themes. ;)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
If you're into security theater, then the latest fixes would be important.