yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Huawei Y3 Questions & Answers] AirFlame:
Ok i have deleted all apn settings and it seems to work like a charm :)
[Huawei Y3 Questions & Answers] Oneicone:
Sir,i have a huaweil y360-u82 mtk65 72

And i messed up my recovery partition with rashr or flashify by selecting "skip image size checking"

Now everytime my phone Reboot into recovery i have a black screen "nor" can i re-install the system through local firmware option because the recovery is abscent

If i want to do that with the pc flash tools,there have to be someone with the same system (the last one,you can find on the huawei website for y360 u-82) that have done a backup then the partitions will be Recognized.because The original system update zip don't have the partition aligned for the flash tools identification.

Please someone help mee, wether by:

1.making a full backup of his system(via one of the mtk flash Tool)

2.making a backup of his Recovery(but with the last system update for the model)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
GhostProject SM-T350 7.1.1 (stock) (debloated) (knox removed) (zipaligned) (non rooted) (T350XXU1CJ1_XAR)

Again, let me make this clear because the is this one dude it there accusing me if stealing from Samsung. I am not a developer. This is a TWRP flashable stock firmware update to 7.1.1 (latest release). All I did (for now) was to lighten the app load and allow it to be flashed via TWRP. I will be trying to deodex it and strip it even more as time goes on.

All my Thanks goes out to all the same people as in the first post. This is something anyone could do as long as you are running a Linux distro, have some basic rom construction knowledge and a ton of patience. I used [MENTION=718594]super[/MENTION]R kitchen to do this with too. Here is his work and I highly recommend the donate download as the tools include helps a pile.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/xdafor...android/kitchen-superrs-kitchen-t3202296/amp/

I left root out because a lot of you don't use root for various reasons. If you want root, flash Magisk 14.3.

Must be on the stock firmware (flashed via Odin) first, them but to system. After you boot to system and unlock developer options and USB debugging, boot into bootloader mode again and install TWRP via Odin. In Odin options uncheck "auto reboot to system" when the recovery is done flashing (takes about 1 second) reboot into recovery from the download screen. That locks in TWRP recovery.

You can now make a backup and then flash GhostProject and Magisk 14.3 (if you want root). I will be working on this to trim it down the way I like it but if you like it close to stock than v5.0 if the rom you need.

I will not support questions here. Hi to my Google Plus community for that.

AFH link to stock firmware (T350XXU1CJ1_XAR)

https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=745849072291683960

AFH link to GhostProject SM-T350 v5.0

https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=673791459329056605

"Chance Favors the Prepared"
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
Palpal link

For those of you that want to make a small donation, I have decided to post my Paypal.me link. It was requested by a few of you and thank you much to those that have donated. Now, donations are not expected or needed to use anything I make and post to the public. But because of my situation lately I decided to go ahead and publicly post this link. Thank you in advance.

https://www.paypal.me/Glockman4519

"Chance Favors the Prepared"
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
New update to my Ghost Project builds of stripped down stock firmware. I have stripped it about as far as I am going to go with it so the rom stays dependable. I also removed the ES File Explorer and Nova Launcher apks. I left in the Google Keyboard though as I think it is just a better keyboard.

I am going to build one with root as systemless next for those seeking that want root that way.

AFH download links in the OP.

"Chance Favors the Prepared"
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
Here is the link to my Ghost Project Google Drive shared folder. It has v.1 and v.3 in it.

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0ByTpk6hgHRa5X3g5VnBVam9OaDQ

"Chance Favors the Prepared"
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] alias4ever:
[MENTION=5296749]glockman4519[/MENTION] I just wanted to take a minute and say thank you so much for this ROM. :) I appreciate all your hard work. I am so happy to FINALLY find a ROM with bloatware removed and with awesome battery life. My deepest thanks to you. :) I will follow this thread for any updates. :) Keep up the GREAT work! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
You are very welcome. I'm glad that it is working out for you.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] alias4ever:
It is working very well and after a few days use of it I can't believe the battery life on this ROM! WOW! A HUGE thumbs UP! :good::highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] ConnerJSP:
Installation?

Hey,

I tried to flash it and nothing happened, operator error I believe :o. Does the build have to be T350XXU1BPE3 or can it be an updated Marshmallow build? Like to flash your V.3 could I have the latest firmware or would I have to flash (odin) that specific build?​

~Thanks, C

Edit: I beat you to it, I read the first couple of paragraphs at the beginning of you OP again. You clearly said it was built from/for T350XXU1BPE3. Sorry for breaking my own rule... :o:o
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
No need for apologies. I'm not a dev and don't mind questions. But as you found out, you do need to have the latest or the firmware that I posted, already installed via Odin. It's a Samsung thing. Lol... Hope v3 is working good for you. : )
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] ConnerJSP:
Yes I did find out. So I successfully flashed it and it is really great work, nice job! My only concern is the outdated android security patch level, which is to be expected since the ROM is based off an old build. Do you have intentions on updating that?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
As soon as Samsung releases a security update. You know how Samsung is with updates.

I also have a build with Magisk systemless root that I will upload later. If anyone wants to use Magisk as apposed to SuperSu
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] ConnerJSP:
When I flashed the V.3, I recall it having May 1, 2016 patch level. The latest update has November 1, 2016. Is that what you mean, or some source code they haven't put out yet? And I looked up what Magisk s but didn't really understand it... What would be the advantages of using it over SuperSU?

Edit: I just reflashed V.3 and noticed that it was using the build one of your ROM and the installer for Ghost Project v1 6.0.1 installer. Is this using the wrong version or is that supposed to say that? (See photo)

Update: Well, confirmed build is V.3. Must have just been displayed incorrectly. Nonetheless, working flawlessly.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
I never got around to changing the info in the build prop. V3 is just the latest in evelutions of my builds. It is still same firmware base as V.1 when I see a later version of samsungs firmware build showing, I will update this and the build number system will change to v1.1. As for Magisk, it was requested by a few people and from what I was told, they were having issues getting it to work with this tablet. I got it working. It still does not pass safety net though. I dont think it is going to that easy to byoass the safety net and still be rooted.

All my rom does is take the stock firmware and reliably debloat it enough to give you an outstanding battery experience. Thats it. There were no custom roms out for this device, when I started this project, and that is the only reason that I am sharing this. There is another great rom out now called "Fenix rom" so maybe I will see where his rom goes. It looks good.

As I stated earlier. i am not a developer. I understand a lot that goes into a rom and how to get it. But I am basing my builds on firmware releases from Samsung and untill Samsung releases another update, my hands are tied.

Thank you for the feedback.

"Chance Favors the Prepared"
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] ConnerJSP:
Hey,

I'm looking forward to the inclusion of Magisk, I'm currently using a custom ROM that has it preinstalled. Wasn't sure how to use it at first but I see it mainly as an all around manager, and acts likes Xposed with the modules.

With that said, will you be using Chainfire's SuperSU or phh's superuser for the root (systemless?)?​

Cheers, CJSP
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
I tried several times, several different ways but still can't get it to install on the initial install. This is more than my skills can figure out...Lol... I'm done with Magisk for a while on this device. It's an issue in the installer script I think.

"Chance Favors the Prepared"
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
I was also working on the November update but the battery life was terrible for me so I'm sticking with this build. The security patch may be out dated but it runs great and the tablet lasts all day for me. As soon as I can get the update to run with battery at least close to this build, I will share what I have.

I have a vacation p!anned shortly and I intend on working on the update then.

"Chance Favors the Prepared"
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] juja_102:
Samsung tab a8 sm-t355

sm-t355 the firmware can do,telegram juja_102
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
Im not sure what you are asking me.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
I have the latest update for the SM-T350 SMT350XXU1BPK2 firmware working now. I am going to run it for a couple days to make sure that the battery usage is still as good as my last builds and if it is, I will post the download links shortly.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
Updated build in post 2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=70332239
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] cdmcfud:
Thanks a lot. I have the bk2 350 and i'm now rooted. I've been trying to root it every sense I got it.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
Good to hear. This is one of my favorite tabs and I own a Pile of tablets from many different manufactures. Samsung just knows how to make a good usable tablet. It's just the right size too. The only thing that I would change on this device would be to make it with front facing speakers. I think that this is the only area that Samsung just didn't get as far as design goes. But for the amount of ram this has it is used very well and video watching is very enjoyable. Battery usage is by far better than any tablet that I own too.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] demonseedxp:
I've recently started playing with this build and am attempting to set it up with a systemless supersu and magisk which will also allow me to run xposed and adaway, + many others full systemless and so far I haven't had a hole lot of success . All I've managed to do is break wifi, and lockup the os upon swiping the lockscreen, all while attempting to remove the supersu that's been pre-installed to the system partition.

After doing a full on factory reset and then reinstalled to the point I can once again access the supersu app, but it for some reason can not perform a full unroot and restore the system to it's original state so I can then flash the systemless su.

Does anyone know why this is happening, and if not is there any way to remove the script from the rom installer that's flashing su during install?

I really want to have this device setup with Magisk's manager but this supersu is not having any part of it. Help!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] Thisguy129:
I was wondering is it possible to downgrade my firmware off the November security patch. I got the tablet and updated because it was my first rodeo so I didn't know that it would be such a problem I don't care about security features I want to install the ghost project with the permissive kernel. If there's a way to do that I would love to know which TWRP would I need to I'm on 2.8.7 I was going to flash 3.1 when my PC gets back from my brothers. Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] nannycrick:
Just flashed the v3 of this rom. So far, no problems. Nicely done!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] glockman4519:
Good tho hear. I'm glad you liked it. I use Wanam's Exposed tho customize it a little and tho run a battery saving app and I get outstanding battery life. I have to admit though that v1.1 was slightly better for my device.

As soon as Samsung updates it again, I will build another update tho this.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] nannycrick:
Only one curious thing with this rom...SuperSU app doesn't show in the app drawer, but Root Check says it's rooted, and Links2SD say it was granted permission. Strange?!

On the happy side.....I have FULL write/read permission to my Samsung 128GB external sd card! SWEET! Now all my games & WPS Office Suite are on the card saving me TONS of space! Tablet life is good!

I'm on the latest MM March update.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] Thisguy129:
Does that work can iflash that build on Odin so I can get ghost project v3 myself I've never downgraded I didn't know if it was able to do that I'm on the xar build

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Let

If anyone can confirm that if I use SamMobile and flash the build number, firmware for the ghost project v3 it will work I'm on the other but I want system root and a permissive kernel more than anything for this tablet. I'm aware that any damages are mine no one else is responsible I'm about to try it anyway but i just don't want a hard brick.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] Thisguy129:
Well I tried the ghost project room on my enforcing kernel I liked it. But like I said I want permissive so I went to sam mobile got the firmware with the may patch and build like the OP says flashed it with odin. Then had to reflash twrp then rerooted made a backup for the new firmware. Flashed the kernel with odin for permissive and then I had to backup boot I'm in case I wanted to use magisk because you need a clean bootimg that's not been rooted. Flashed SuperSU again made another full backup and now I'm flashing your v3 ghost project.

Honestly that enforcing kernel made flashing in twrp a hit or miss viper4arise won't flash the new way if you put a costume arise prop in sdcard1 folder it says it's flashing then on reboot nothing is there something will others won't. Im putting this out there so others that have the new firmware can know it's safe to flash the older firmware because the internet doesn't really say. And if you say well did you read the thread yes a 100 times the guy in the beginning could have been on lollipop and updated to that firmware I didn't know. So I was on marshmallow November security patch the build number that is at the opening post with the second ghost project I went back to stock then flashed new firmware. When this is done booting I'll test it out and let you know. Thanks

I flashed the arise prop on 2 other devices same way everything went fine so I Know i did it right only difference permissive mode on other phones.

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This is a great rom I can also confirm I was right permissive Kernel allowed me to flash viper4arise and write to the system. It works great to I knew damn well enforcing wasn't worth a s***. Nicely done man very nice job I will stay on this ROM
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] Thisguy129:
Really good work I have over 200 apps on titanium backup i have like 15 Xposed modules partition sdcard running apps this rom has not had a glitch.which is really good considering this is your first rom and your not a developer. You can't use link2sd I'm not sure if it was this thread but someone said they had128 gb card. Anyway it has nothing to do with your rom on marshmallow and nougat you need app2sd pro link2sd is not up to date yet youll error plus you need mini tool to partition sdcard because aparted isn't compatible with mm either. Just trying to save some time for everyone. App2sd has improved huge way better than it used to be I'd say it's better than link2sd.also the partition tool in that doesn't work for mm either mini tool or gparted for linux.later guys
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] mintos:
Can someone please guide me through this process i cant seem to flash this custom rom on to my galaxy tab a t350, if anyone can help me pm me your skype thank you..

When i download this file its not a flashable file even if i extract it i dont see flashable file on odin, and when i change the name from .zip to .tar OR .tar.md5 it shows up as flashable file but it wont flash it just failes.. what am i doing wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] Thisguy129:
Hey I'll try to help you out it's not a file for Odin if your trying to flash ghost ROM.

First thing you'll need twrp flashed with Odin twrp 3.1 is out and it runs great on this tablet.

After flashing twrp you need to flash supersu 2.79r3 in recovery mode inside twrp.

After that make a backup of your ROM on to sdcard you'll need around 8 gigs for stock backup.

Put the ghost project for your build number the one that matches on to the sdcard also.

After you flashed supersu and backed up

Hit wipe in twrp then hit advanced wipe, select the data, system, cache , art delvik check boxes and slide to wipe.

After that you locat the zip of ghost project on your sdcard and swipe to flash it.

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If you have even the smallest questions don't be worried about asking I'll always try to reply. There's a few things that don't make sense with some of this stuff like they say make a backup before you flash twrp that doesn't make sense you can't make a backup until twrp is your recovery. You can have the firmware downloaded for your tablet from sammoblie so if it does bootloop or brick you can flash it. Today I flashed the build number on the open post for the permissive kernel v3 ghost project. I was on the November patch and it's a pain the kernel is enforcing so I'd go with the other firmware if you have the choice but it does take some time
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] mintos:
Hello

I'm having a problem with flashing twrp as well i have tried to flash twrp and it even sucessfully flashed according to odin and when i try to get into recovery mode it just doesn't work it wont get into twrp recovery mode instead goes into normal standard recovery mode. But i do notice when i go into download mode it shows that its a custom rom so i'm sure it flashed just won't work.. Can i please speak to you via skype as in chat not face time.. thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] Thisguy129:
Ok don't worry it's normal when you flash twrp uncheck auto reboot in the options with Odin load your twrp tar file into the ap box make sure it's checked. Then hit start after it's done don't unplug or anything you have to hold home, power and volume down for like 15 seconds then the screen goes black switch to volume up. You' boot into twrp then flash supersu and it will disable the recovery from going back to stock twrp will be on there for good after you boot into one time and root you will get root access the supersu 2.79r3 it's on XDA search that zip or supersu and you'll see it first thing.

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It can't shutdown or you'll have to reflash you go from download mode right into recovery with the buttons it's kinda tricky
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] mintos:
I'm re flashing to stock firmware, and gonna try this one more time its been a huge pain for past 2-3hrs now, so lets say if i fail to get into twrp on first boot do i have to reflash the stock firmware then reflash the twrp or can i just flash twrp file again and keep trying until i get into recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] Thisguy129:
No you don't reflash the stock firmware you just reboot into download mode and flash again you could can flash it a hundred times if needed. When you messed up did it show installing update for a few seconds then it booted into the stock recovery that's totally fine it won't hurt the device you only need to flash stock firmware when the devices doesn't boot up into the operating system
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] mintos:
Please lets do this one more time with basic steps for a child like me.

I have just installed stock rom on my tab

Step: 1 -- download supersu on microsd if yes which one? -- Links would be great if possible

Step: 2 -- download Ghostproject on microsd if yes which one is most updated and stable? -- Links would be great if possible

Step: 2 -- install twrp if yes which version? -- Links would be great if possible

Step: 4 -- give me the rest of the steps in detail as possible please
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover] Thisguy129:
Even with supersu if something doesn't go right and it errors or unroots you flash supersu again. Nope I'm finally getting it my self I've flashed my backup ten times today figuring out magisk after I downgraded firmware even down grading all the firmware left my data alone on internel so all my apps were still there and they worked I was shocked I Know how hard it is to get people to respond on this XDA they don't know the answer and they don't care as long as they got what they want. I'm new only 6 months of it but ive rooted 10 devices now and only had one bootloop restored that fine. So I know something's not all