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[X Style (Pure) General] AsquareX:
When you receive the replaced phone, you can ask them to re-install the OS, if you are lucky enough and if Nougat is really being rolled out, you might get it in the replaced phone. Just my assumption, not sure if this is really possible. :D:p
[X Style (Pure) General] ToysLand1976:
I have the stock rom, no root, but with twrp recovery ... It could be a problem to upgrade?
[X Style (Pure) General] Moto Guy:
This is the factory reset fail on 7.0, I was talking about.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfH9wVmKD-g
[X Style (Pure) General] rafikowy:
Jesus, guys! :) Stop panicking! Don't you have a normal life? This is gonna be only a *new* software which will probably cause many issues to your/our devices... Make your expectations LOWER. Get your life, talk to your friends, do some sports... It will help you a lot.

Sorry for hate, but I'm really scared of your comments here guys...
[X Style (Pure) General] ShapeShifter499:
They have already shipped it out hours ago so unless it's already on there OR my phone is apart of the upgrade group, it doesn't look like I'm getting Nougat tomorrow.

EDIT: Actually I'll probably install LineageOS 14.1 like I did before so, yes I'll have Nougat lol.
[X Style (Pure) General] thelolotov:
It's highly unlikely it would ship with Nougat. More likely it'll come with Lollipop or Marshmallow.
[X Style (Pure) General] Sagar_1401:
U sure gotta go to moto service center for that!

Maybe try removing sim and skip wifi? Might work i assume

Was yo bootloader unlocked or it wasn't?
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Yes. Stock recovery​ is required, TWRP won't work.
[X Style (Pure) General] Bill720:
Reasons to upgrade...

You've got to consider that some people take great pleasure in achieving slower performance, mediocre stability, not having access to the Xposed Framework, and poorer battery life ;).
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Let's just say I may have heard from a few soak testers this update is solid... better performance, stable, and improved battery life when sleeping (can't do anything about how much battery the screen consumes when it is on, so SOT is not significantly changed), but I cannot argue about the Xposed part, that is looking more and more like it just won't happen and Xposed will finally die this year.
[X Style (Pure) General] StankFiss:
No Xposed with Gravity would be a deal breaker. I prefer stock rom with a little bit of tweaks from gravity box. Bad enough that GEL launcher is gone. Now exposed. Great things always come to an end.
[X Style (Pure) General] s5610:
Easily ) Wait an hour or so.

Ha-ha, no. It needs MPHS24.107-58-13, that can't be found on Internet, and, as OTA, it depends on region and IMEI. I'm not allowed to receive it.

But I don't think it differs much from Retail LA 7.0, that was already published 2 weeks ago.

Attached updater-script from NPH25.200-15 RET EU.
[X Style (Pure) General] liderzre:
Is this OK for my moto?
[X Style (Pure) General] xabr3:
Yes
[X Style (Pure) General] liderzre:
Is this OK for my device?
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Please don't ask over and over... Are you stock and have the correct build as stated previously? Then yes.
[X Style (Pure) General] liderzre:
Sry. Something is wrong with my Internet...
[X Style (Pure) General] s5610:
OK, if you didn't unlock bootloader.

Is it locked? Then it's safe.
[X Style (Pure) General] liderzre:
Full Stock 6.0.1

Bootloader locked.

Don't know why cant get OTA Update...
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
It probably hasn't been offered to your device yet... it isn't an all at once thing, it gets rolled out in phases, usually over a couple weeks or so.
[X Style (Pure) General] Breezyz:
I hope someone will provide a trwp backup of the EU OTA soon (because I can't update via adb cause my my build fingerprint is wrong) ;)
[X Style (Pure) General] robuser007:
No radio/gps changes?
[X Style (Pure) General] luq529:
Does color profile work for everybody on 7.0? Because on my phone after update it is not.
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Yes, there are... But you will have to wait until your variant gets the OTA or we get full factory images, because the radios included with the OTA updates are .p diff images and they apply patches to existing files. We can't extract the modem files from a device and we can't get them from an OTA either.
[X Style (Pure) General] dzidexx:
You can try to update with flashfire app.

Without "keep root" option.
[X Style (Pure) General] NahuelMS:
Manually flashed the update via stock recovery. For me the phone run a lot more snappy now. Also boot time is a lot more short. Flashing the OTA this way also update modem and gps? I mean is like installing installing the OTA from the phone?

Also, shutter speed and white balance still not working on manual mode.
[X Style (Pure) General] Breezyz:
Doesn't work either, it looks like installing backup from RETLA broke someting with OTAs...
[X Style (Pure) General] AsquareX:
Shutter speed won't work unless Motorola provides camera2API update which they haven't until yet. About white balance, you can use any other camera app for it.
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Yes, if you installed the full OTA zip, your device is upgraded just like you downloaded it yourself... all aspects of the device including bootloader, partition tables, radios (mobile data, WiFi, BT, and GPS), system. boot, etc. are all updated.

As far as the camera issues go, we need Camera2API for those features, this device does not have that and probably never will.

As I (think) I told you earlier... you CANNOT flash this OTA unless you go back to pure stock.

OTA updates from Moto are differential updates, they contain very few actual "img" files to update, but lots and lots of .p diff patches, all of those original files must exist (and do in a pure stock device). Each patch is specific to a file that exists already on the specific build the OTA was intended for, so to upgrade it checks build fingerprints, in the case of the EU OTA ZIP we saw recently, you must have a pure stock instance of "motorola/clark_reteu/clark:6.0.1/MPHS24.107-58-13/12:user/release-keys" fingerprint or this OTA cannot be applied. And word of warning, don't change your build fingerprint to this, it will try to apply the OTA and you will be in bad shape, probably unrecoverable hard bricked (ie. if you do this, don't ask me for help).

Not flashfire or anything can apply a differential update to a device that doesn't have the correct original firmware... flashfire might be able to do it if you were stock but rooted or made minor changes, but the fact the differential files REQUIRE the original files prevents applying this update to a device in any other state.

If you have modified your device you need to understand that an OTA upgrade zip is NOT a factory image and it will not restore your device to stock in any way.
[X Style (Pure) General] Unicornzz:
I hope folks listen to you else people are just going to be hardbricking alot of devices here.

Can you advise the best way to get to update MPHS24.107-58-13 ?

Iv tried afew methods now and my ota's seem to stall regardless of what i do.

Iv installed the full stock wipe of MPHS24.107-58-5 with stock recovery and locked bootloader etc but the device won't find an OTA to get it too MPHS24.107-58-13 regardless of what i do with it from then (no sim, clear data framework etc)

E:

Found an ota on prazaar which updates to

"targetFingerPrint": "motorola/clark_reteu/clark:6.0.1/MPHS24.107-58-13/12:user/release-keys"

which is from

"fingerprint": "motorola/clark_reteu/clark:6.0.1/MPHS24.107-58-5/4:user/release-keys"

That should be safe to apply via stock recovery?
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Yes, it should be as long as you are stock and your build fingerprint matches... You can apply it with adb sideload, once you do make sure to boot fully into the OS before applying the Nougat OTA update... it will fail if you try to load them sequentially without booting in between.
[X Style (Pure) General] s5610:
Here you go:

https://cloud.mail.ru/public/F7j3/jwXT8KoyN

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But why not use the same 7.0 build RETLA? It's even better because of DS, theoretically ))
[X Style (Pure) General] acsmith1972:
Can someone explain how to get this update in very simple terms for me? I have decades of computer experience but never rooted a phone successfully till last night. I found a really basic instruction set that would have been hard to screw up, but reading this thread I have no idea what anyone is saying. So far all I did was put the recovery on my phone and root it. I checked the root with root checker and it says it's successfully rooted. I don't know what to do from here, kind of stuck. The phone works fine, restored everything already, but how do I get this update on my phone? Now that it's rooted does that mean no more ota updates from Moto?
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Root means no OTA's for you... sorry. Do not accept an OTA as long as you are rooted or have custom recovery, it will fail. You need to restore to stock to take an OTA, complete stock, so I hope you booted TWRP (not flashed it) and did a backup before you did anything else so you can go back to stock. Otherwise to get back to stock you have to attempt to flash an older firmware image with fastboot, then OTA to the latest in probably a few increments.

There are 3 ways to get this new Nougat update, only one is official but since you rooted that isn't possible (to actually take the update Over The Air) which is the recommended way. Currently it is only available in Latin America, and it is starting to be available in Europe for certain build fingerprints only, no other region or variant of device has it at this time.

The second way is to flash the OTA zip file with stock recovery using adb sideload, this requires you MUST have a pure, stock device with the either the proper Latin America or Retail EU image that is COMPLETELY stock and correct for your phone.

The third way is probably the only one that you can do, and it is the most dangerous... You take a TWRP backup from either the retla or reteu ROM's and flash it (restore it) to your device, but make sure you do a backup in TWRP first (you did that before rooting or flashing TWRP too I hope) otherwise you may have no way to get back to the correct ROM for your device. This is hit and miss mixed for people, in some cases it works fine, in others there is no signal or signal but no audio on calls.
[X Style (Pure) General] anth0nymDROID:
Thanks but link is dead slow
[X Style (Pure) General] s5610:
Sorry, here is more common Mediafire.
[X Style (Pure) General] aybarrap1:
[MENTION=2001582]acejavelin[/MENTION] (or anyone else who might know) In the process of restoring my nandroid unrooted stock of the December update (so I could switch to magisk from superSU), I noticed that I apparently failed to back up stock recovery. Am I able to use another person's backup of stock recovery from the December update or is the stock recovery locked in to a specific phone via means such as IMEI? Is it even possible to pull the stock recovery from a backup and flash separate and still take OTA (provided I restore stock unrooted first then do the recovery)? I know going to a previous version is a big no go. I am not overly worried if I cannot do this but it would be nice to have the option outside of waiting for Lenovo to release the files from the December update, provided they ever do.
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
You can restore a stock recovery from the same build and variant, they are not unique to the handset.
[X Style (Pure) General] aybarrap1:
Thank you. That is what I was thinking but wanted to be sure.

On that note, does anyone have a backup of just the stock recovery from the XT1575 Dec update? I could not find anything here in XDA.
[X Style (Pure) General] Hemidrosis:
Someone did upload the December OTA somewhere. But when I tried to flash it, it failed on me, however. Maybe you can extract the recovery from the OTA.
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
https://dl.prazaar.de/?dir=Android/Motorola/XT1572/OTA

But I'm pretty sure recovery is is just patched, not the whole image.
[X Style (Pure) General] MAzaiez:
Can you upload it to mega or drive, thank you

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Actually i m facing this issue with every custom rom flashed till now, any help?
[X Style (Pure) General] acsmith1972:
So basically rooting my phone I didn't do myself any favors and just made my situation much worse? So people do this just to do it, not because there are any benefits to it? This is one of those reasons I hate Android. On Windows when an application has an update it still works fine whether or not you update it. On Android half the applications "break" if you don't update them. Like fb messenger. Or Facebook. It's seriously annoying. The reason I did this was I thought root would allow me to stop apps from auto-starting like I do in Windows with programs like Services, Regedit, and Task Manager (there are lots of other ways, but those three are the easiest). Anyway, so now I've noticed I can't seem to uninstall some of the programs like Japanese keyboard language input. I uninstall, it says failed. I def have root access, I checked like six times in Root Checker and I can do other root tuff I couldn't do before, but I'm not really seeing a benefit so far. So I though now that I had root access I could put custom roms and krnls on the phone? There's no reliable safe way to do that?

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Oh, and not, I didn't backup anything except the actual data I put on the phone when I did this. I read the reasons why to do the backup and I didn't plan to want to go back to stock for anything since there was nothing explained on the page as to why I would need to do that. This is the page I used: https://xdaforums.com/moto-x-style/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3200808 Anyway, I had assumed I could just put whatever rom on the phone after it was rooted that would have all the new developments on Nougat or anything else. So now that's wrong, too? I mean I'm planning to get the Note 8 next month when it comes out, so ultimately I'm not too worried about this phone, but I'd hoped I could do some things with it to make it run better without having to worry about things like backups. Typically you back up data in case of something like a hacker attack, some sort of physical damage, or just because like I do, but I've never backed up the system files.
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
You don't root just to root, you need a specific reason and that is different for each person. There is no benefit to rooting unless you are going to something that requires it, part of why I quit rooting close to a year ago. Root is generally not required to "stop" services from running, you can disable most via Setting-Apps, and the ones that require root usually have side effects to disabling them that effect other apps or services.

There is also no need to uninstall system apps you don't need, like the Japanese keyboard you mentioned... You gain nothing as they sit in the system partition and removing them doesn't even gain you any usable space.

Application updates and OS updates are completely different and (generally) not dependant on each other.

Root is complicated right now... Google is actively trying to prevent it, as are most OEMs, so the future of it and the benefits or drawbacks are often changing day by day.

Did you do yourself any favors? Doesn't sound like it... If you performed proper backups it shouldn't matter though, just restore pre-mod backup from when TWRP was booted but not flashed and your golden. If you didn't do that then you have to back to factory image and OTA up.

Anytime you unlock/root/ROM a device, remember that all upkeep and security is now in your hands, and at any time your device could in rare circumstances become unusable... It's a risk you take, comparing it to Administer access on Windows isn't really the same.
[X Style (Pure) General] aybarrap1:
As [MENTION=2001582]acejavelin[/MENTION] stated, you root with the idea of doing something. This typically requires the use of other apps. For root purposes, I use greenify, Titanium Backup, Tasker, Secure Settings, Better Battery Stats, and AdAway. Each have specific purposes and some work in tandem with each other. I block ads, have automated tasks that require root, greenify to control background use of certain apps, and a way to monitor if apps are creating unusual battery drain. But I will admit that Android has significantly improved in certain areas so I have noted that the need for root is a bit less than what I originally started doing it for. I went a year without rooting this phone and really did not miss too much. With Google working to make it more difficult to root and the advantages for my use becoming less, I will probably not worry about root in some near future device.

Backups are always recommended. Things like rooting could cause problems. If you go custom, it is crucial in the event the new ROM borks.
[X Style (Pure) General] Bysler:
I rooted it in order to be able to record my phone calls, backup apps with titanium backup (very useful to migrate within ROMS), use apps to increase/monitor battery life (greenify, betterbatterystats, amplify), use xposed (not available for Nougat yet) features and basically makes more customization. All of these in exchange of increasing risk of inestability, no OTA update, no Android pay, etc.
[X Style (Pure) General] Afteraffekt:
So the update for Nougat still hasn't been rolled out for the Pure? jesus this is getting old fast.
[X Style (Pure) General] acsmith1972:
Okay, so now that I am rooted, without a backup of anything, do you have recommendations for what I can do with my phone at this point? Should I leave it alone or put a rom on it, change the kernel, etc? Or just tweak the programs? Here's all I really wanted to do: 1) stop stuff from starting with the phone and sitting there in the background. That's really annoying and no matter how much ram they add to these phones the more apps I load the closer I get to 100% cpu usage. With my pc I don't usually see it go over 25% (With Emby and Plex both on all the time). But then I have it set to not run stuff in the background that I don't need. To be honest I could get it down lower, but some of the things I don't need running I don't really see as much of a drain, like Roboform. 2) I wanted to be able to do split screen like I can on all my Samsung devices so I can have whatsapp and maps on the same screen. I use my car for work and pretty much everyone I know uses whatsapp messenger. 3) The ability to set apps to install to the sd card or at least move all of them to the sd card, or even merge the sd card. And if anyone knows how to fix Snapchat in the easiest terms possible that would be appreciated. I actually hate the program but everyone else seems to love it and I keep having to use my tablet to check now that I'm rooted. I probably won't do this when I get the Note 8.
[X Style (Pure) General] anth0nymDROID:
texting and driving is not safe
[X Style (Pure) General] mikelebz:
Android let's you natively use your SD card as adoptable storage without root... Just Google "SD card adoptable storage android" and you will find what you are looking for.
[X Style (Pure) General] aybarrap1:
1) This is what greenify can help with. It can automatically hibernate apps which means the apps are still usable but they get forced to hibernate when your screen is off until you use them again or upon waking. 2) texting and driving is illegal in most places. But if split screen is an absolute requirement for you, try Xposed with gravity box or go to a custom nougat ROM. 3) I don't understand the issue here. Marshmallow has adoptive storage provided your sdcard is fast enough. There are negatives so read up on it. If your Snapchat is not working due to root i recommend switching to magisk for root.
[X Style (Pure) General] BruceWayne54:
1) Greenify.

2) There are Xposed modules and custom roms that do that.

3) I fixed that by using LineageOS. I flashed the OS, flashed GAPPS, then the SuperSU package. Before enabling root I logged into Snapchat. If I had to log out or log back in, I disabled root from settings before logging back in, then enabled it after logging in.
[X Style (Pure) General] strafer69:
Last I checked the current soak which happens to be the same build as the release for the xt1572 did fix the BL issue. It just hasn't been fully released yet. As I just finished updating my Nexus 6P to the July security patch on 7.1.2 ?
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Yeah, I've heard the same from more than one source... Build is essentially the same number, just behind, and all previous issues with battery drain, bootloop, and VoLTE are corrected.

I anticipate it coming out any time now.
[X Style (Pure) General] drumber42:
XT1575 APN Settings

So I successfully restored the XT1572 TWRP backup on my RETUS XT1575, fully understanding that there could be problems. I love it so far. I was getting tired of all the little bugs in custom Nougat ROMs, but I didn't want to go back to Marshmallow. Plus I have yet to have my phone heat up on me which I love. I don't even have any substantial slow down or lag.

Just one problem. I recently took advantage of the free year of Sprint service. Now on AICP Nougat sometimes it would just switch to a different APN setting by itself for some reason and I wouldn't have mobile data, but I would switch it back and have LTE again. But now that I have the dual SIM firmware on my single SIM device, there's no way to edit the APN settings. I even downloaded a shortcut to the APN settings, which just tells me that APN settings are not available for this user. My problem is that I have yet to get mobile data since restoring the backup. Sprint does suck in my area, but I'm pretty sure I need to tweak my APN settings because like I said, I have NO mobile data ANYWHERE I go. Does anybody know if/how I can edit the APN settings. Maybe with ADB? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
[X Style (Pure) General] antariksh:
Am not entirely sure but one of the XT1575 user flashed the Stock 6.0 modem on the stock Nougat and the phone started to detect the phone as Single SIM phone.

You need to go back a couple pages for that post and ask him personally if the APN settings are working or not.

Goodluck.
[X Style (Pure) General] ban.codrut:
You are right, it's identical to LA version (well without the DS, but if you modified the build.prop then they are two water drops). I did the official reteu it's anyway for the modem files updated and other small details that go around simply system an kernel.
[X Style (Pure) General] drumber42:
Hmm no dice. I may go back to PureNexus. I really had gotten used to Nougat, but it's not worth the camera bugs, audio bugs, slow down/lag, and now most of all no service lol.
[X Style (Pure) General] autosurgeon:
Then wait for official as those won't be an issue.
[X Style (Pure) General] stej16:
is the stock messaging app upgraded in any way for 7.0?

unrelated question (sorry forum police):

is there any way you can to fix a broken camera after messing with build prop. or data reset the only way?
[X Style (Pure) General] ban.codrut:
The messaging app is Google's own with ver 2.2.076.

If you haven't backed up your build.prop before editing and you can't remember how to unedit, you second option is reflashing system partition (data stays untouched but you restore original /system files)

If you have the stock recovery you can re-apply the ota .zip file on top, but you'd have an issue as the ota process verifies the integrity of build l.prop as well

I would be glad to share my build.prop if you have same stock reteu as mine, or I could share it anyway for default values.
[X Style (Pure) General] acejavelin:
Factory reset won't fix changes to build.prop, restore the original (you copied it to .old or something first, right?) otherwise have restore backup or reflash.