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[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] mastercut:
I ll ned to swap the menu button , problably on the stock android this will not be possible.

can someone try if this mod can be apply

adb shell settings put secure sysui_nav_bar "space,recent;home;back,space"

sorry for my languge syntax!
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] tech_head:
You are the man!

I wanted that too. Yes it works!:o
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] mastercut:
Glad that it works, but is not my work. I take it from a post here on XDA.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] thklinge:
Samsung ruins the world.. ?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] varun.gid:
just need a way to reduce navbar height! anyone can do a overlay like Samsung?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] superchilpil:
Change the Display size to the smallest possible. It reduces both the status bar and nav bar.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] Droidsaurusrex:
Hey guys, i put in the ADB code and it crashed my system UI annnnnd now i starts up with a blank screen. any way i can delete the code? or do something else?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] tech_head:
You did not input the code correctly.

adb shell settings put secure sysui_nav_bar "space,recent;home;back,space”

You did not add the "put".
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] boodo31:
same here. did you ever get an answer for the blank screen?

UPDATE: Got out of the blank screeen issue. Had to split up the command line. Typed in 'adb shell' pressed enter then typed in rest of code.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] carley10:
help!

did this, and now im stuck with a black screen. I tried to get back in adb to fix it and i get the error no devices/emulators found... any help???
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] awdrifter:
Splitting the command line works. :good:
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] oceansoul:
can confirm it worked, after using that orientation on Samsung phone for years the stock android orientation is hard to get use to
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] smarthei:
It's really work on my PH-1 Pie, Thank you!

1. Follow the instruction to install ADB Installer v1.4.3 on Windows. (Download)

2. Plug your device into your computer. (Make sure enable the usb debugging mode in Developer Options before plug in)

3. On the computer, open up a terminal/command prompt and type adb shell.

4. dialog should show on your device, asking you to allow usb debugging. Check “always allow”, and choose “OK”.

5. Type> settings put secure sysui_nav_bar "space,recent;home;back,space" (Enter)

6. All done.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] swiftbones74:
What happens if you enable swipe-up-from-home gesture? Does the the reversed setting stick like it does on some custom rom's, with back button on the right and flat Pie home button and no recents button?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] smarthei:
It's show up like this:

flat Pie home button: It will swipe out the "recents page" to opposite direction of my finger movement.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] swiftbones74:
Thanks, that was literally one of the main reasons I was I wasn't happy with stock rom. I'll probably try to go back to stock in January to try this out.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Diatomix98:
This is what I found accidentally by myself. There is actually an easy way to flash the OTA update if you are too lazy to find a download link for the zip file(like me:p).

Required: TWRP(Always use the latest version to avoid problems), Any file manager

1. Download the update in settings through OTA. (Make sure full zip file is downloaded which normally exceeds 1GB.)

2. After finishing the download, open your file manager and enable the Show Hidden Files function.

3. Go to Internal Storage and find the folder named .Ota then copy the zip file to any directory you like.(Visible one which is not hidden.)

4. Reboot to TWRP and flash the zip file you downloaded, Magisk/SuperSU and other mods you like.

5. Wipe Dalvik and Cache

6. Reboot

7. Enjoy the update.

Ps: You should root your device before rebooting to prevent the TWRP from getting overwritten by stock recovery.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] counterfeit187:
Well need to flash the TWRP image again so that recovery doesn't get replaced by default, correct? I guess that could be the blah blah blah part of Step 4
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] DawoodSahi:
No, TWRP remains. Flash the full rom, flash magisk/su and reboot to recovery then to system.

And isn't this the simple basic procedure to flash the rom on a rooted device(?) I wonder how to used to do it before and also that you can find the latest rom update on downloads.oneplus.net - can't you?

Plus won't this trigger dm verity and encryption? Because I usually wait for the modified boot.img for the latest update which disables dm verity and forced encryption.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] counterfeit187:
The DM Verity is usually okay because of magisk patching the boot image
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] DawoodSahi:
So are you saying if I simply flash the complete rom and then magisk, it won't trigger dm verity thing?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] counterfeit187:
Yes, usually. Just make sure you don't let it reboot before you flash magisk or SuperSU
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Ramith96:
what if we have flashed a kernel?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Diatomix98:
Yes, what [MENTION=2954806]counterfeit187[/MENTION] said was right. I have personally tried it last night by flashing only magisk after the update and after the bootup my device is still unencrypted.

You mean you're currently on a custom kernel? If so just follow the exact procedures and flash back your kernel which is the "blablabla" in the instruction.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] counterfeit187:
Yup I updated last night, just flashing the open beta 14 zip and magisk in TWRP before reboot.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] redpoint73:
If you root before rebooting (after flashing the full update zip), TWRP will remain. If you don't root, it will overwrite TWRP with stock recovery.

The whole process is already described (and in better detail) here: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70084260&postcount=3

Although admittedly, the info is not that obvious to find.

---------- Post added at 11:48 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:44 AM ----------

What is meant by this (the sentence I've highlighted in red font), is if you try to flash the "partial" or "patch" OTA (less than 1 GB), it will soft brick the phone (fixable if you flash the full update zip). Therefore, rooted and/or TWRP users should only flash the "full" update zip (> 1 GB).

If you get the update notification, the system should detect you have TWRP, and download only the full zip.

---------- Post added at 11:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:48 AM ----------

It's completely unclear what is meant by "blablabla"

If the intent is to post a useful tutorial, the steps should be clear for everyone.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Ramith96:
When we flash again doesn't it replace the twrp with the stock recovery?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Diatomix98:
Yep, you are right it was a misunderstanding as I have been reading quite some posts mentioning how their phones got bricked when updating through OTA. I should have understood the whole situation better, my bad here. That "blablabla" actually means other mods that we are flashing along like Arise Sound and etc which are neither important nor will they affect the update. Anyway, I am going to edit the op. Thanks for the advic though.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] RASTAVIPER:
If by "it" you mean the recovery, then as it was mentioned a few posts earlier, NO, TWRP remains.

Unleashed by ONEPLUS 3T rooted
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] redpoint73:
No worries. I understand the confusion, as I agree the info in some threads isn't specific enough.

You're certainly welcome. Again, your tutorial will most certainly be useful to a lot of folks; as it will make the info easier to find. So having the best info (and easy to understand) is good all around. :good:

---------- Post added at 08:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:55 AM ----------

Already answered a couple times in this thread.

If you update and immediately root, TWRP will remain.

If you update, and don't root, then yes TWRP may be replaced with stock recovery.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] thesishir:
failed

I tried that exact procedure but couldn't get past the boot animation for about half an hour so reverted back to the nandroid backup.

Note: I have the latest twrp and it worked on previous update but couldn't execute this time.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] redpoint73:
Did you verify the downloaded update file was larger than 1 GB?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] thesishir:
Yes I did! The file size is 1.43 gb to be exact but still no luck
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] redpoint73:
Not sure why it's not booting. But you might try to download the full update again, and install in TWRP (wipe Dalvik and cache, then flash): http://downloads.oneplus.net/oneplus-3t/oneplus_3t_oxygenos_4.1.7/
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] thesishir:
I have tried it several times with official downlaod provided by my phone and also with official op website but it tries to boot and freezes at the boot logo (the one where two dots follow each other) so I am here at last in a hope to fix this.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] redpoint73:
Only other think I can think of, is to do a full wipe (data, Dalvik, cache - the default wipe in TWRP). But you may not like that.

Or make sure you are on latest TWRP 3.1.1-2, or reflash TWRP.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] thesishir:
I updated twrp before update so re flashing that might be a good idea :) I will try that and share what happens next.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] redpoint73:
Or even trying the preceding version TWRP is worth a try.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] mobilityguy:
This is the best advice in the whole thread.
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gabbro16Hz:
I've a zonfone 2 laser with RRN and Vodafone operator sim.I've tried change sim slot from 1 to 2 but not work anywere.My sim on other telephone work,only on my telephone not work.

Any solution?

Sorry for my bad english,pls help me.
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lazynestor:
Keep the phone On , remove the sim and pop it in . Try n see if it works
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Fulwood Sedge:
I've looked around and no one seems able to 100% confirm or deny if there is a notification LED.

I know the G6 doesn't so im hoping they have rectified their error...?

Cheers
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Montechristo:
There's definitely no notification LED.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Fulwood Sedge:
Oh man - disappointed!!!

Thank you though
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] 20degrees:
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on. There's no led notification light? ??

I was gonna grab this device even though I don't like the headphone jack placement mistake they've made. Now there's no led? That's a deal breaker for me. ?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] puremind:
There is OLED notification via always on display. OLED make an extra LED at the top obsolete, especially in bezelless designs.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] 20degrees:
Notification LEDs will never be obsolete. The s8 still has one and it's very useful, despite it having always on display.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] jvs60:
Definitely not a deal breaker
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] schuertzi:
I saw in one video a violett light flashing right next to the loudspeaker, happened during a video or sound recording.

Was a German video on areamobile.

May it can be modified.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
Hmmm... Yes, that's what happened with some of the Moto phones. There's a green LED notification for low battery only, but devs modified it to be general notification LED in custom ROMs.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Fulwood Sedge:
I wonder if this was the proximity sensor which is just reacting to the camera?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] puremind:
It is obsolete, OLED can totally emulate an LED and look exactly the same. No need for an extra component. Just use an LED notification emulator for always on display.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] MasK:
Well, if there's an out-of-box function which has a simple notification on the OLED screen which works the same way as a traditional LED, then I would accept.

As for S8, they have notification on the AOD... which is fine.

But wait.. I'm one of those who does not have a lock screen, thus I can never get notification icons on my AOD. That sucks. So you can imagine if the S8 does not have a notification LED, I'd be forced to turn on the lock screen, or live without any notification indication.

Bummer..
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] paatha13:
Really bad movement by LG not to have led notification despite having AOD.

S8 series has both of them so why not by LG.

Bad decision defiantly.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] anl2304:
Actually it does seem to have LED notification. I am going by specs on a couple websites that list it as available and the picture on LG's website.

Edit: apparently not. See below.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] milan187:
Having the G6 without it I will say not a big deal. AoD is awesome enough, much better to glance at that.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] nic85:
no led notification, confirmed by LG

Inviato dal mio SM-G935F utilizzando Tapatalk
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] MasK:
I'm ok with AOD too.

But.. is the AOD with all notifications present without a lock screen? I've love to know :fingers-crossed:
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Lechium:
Considering how much they've been pushing the AOD, it'll most likely not have a notification LED. I however would love one, despite the AOD.

I feel like an old timer who can't adjust to how things are right now, but I feel like AOD's are a waste of valuable battery resources (however light they may be).

I know an AOD will work wonders considering the amount of information it can display on a notification, but having an RGB LED pulse like night rider just sits better with my liking. I love having a green pulse for whatsapp, a teal pulse for group messages, a white pulse for sms and a purple pulse for missed calls (red for e-mails etc).

I'd love to have somthing wide like Pixel C. Maybe a notificaiton LED and an AOD triggered with the proximity sensor (flick of your hand, or pulling it out of your pocket etc) with a summary of the message or event.

But yeah, it probably won't have an LED. and yeah, despite talking so much about it, I probably won't miss it (except for the cringy feeling inside me when I go to camp and want to squeeze all my battery has to offer and I have to turn my AOD off)
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] SOCOM-HERO:
I hope you can customize the heck out of the AOD or have an LED notification lookalike. Otherwise this is a dealbreaker. I use that light for everything.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] szqnl:
Depends on your usage but for me RGB NLED is simpler and more effective than AOD. AOD is better if you keep your phone close to you at all times as it provides richer information. But i'm not glued to my phone. When I'm doing other things at work or at home I leave my phone on a desk or sofa or whatever but I can still see the NLED from a distance and decide whether to ignore it or not depending on the colour.

AOD on the G6 and S7 were not very visible at a distance. Maybe it's brighter now, I'm not sure. Will have to check it out in person. Also I'm not sure how much the AOD impacts battery life.

NLED is one of those features that does a simple job but does it effectively with little fuss. Not a deal breaker but I will miss it if it's gone. Paying for a new phone and losing a feature is not a nice feeling. Each to their own I guess :)

Otherwise I think the LG V30 is close to perfect for me. Was thinking about the Essential Phone but the camera is terrible and no headphone jack is pretty annoying.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ghost0211:
I can't wrap my head around the big deal when the AOD offers so much more. You can mod it to be as simple as you want. But to say the lack of a little light is anyone's deal breaker over a phone that offers so much more- I'm sorry but you're a dip ****
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] EVOme:
Do what?? Explain
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] coolkev99:
led

Flashing LED grabs my attention quite nicely without using much battery or being obnoxious. If I leave the room and come back I sometimes notice the blinking LED of assigned color so I know exactly what I missed. I do not want / nor should I have to actively check my phone. I know this *can* be replicated with an AOD, but I've never seen it. Are there LED emulator apps? Name a few? Or is it built in to the phone? If its just a static icon - this will NOT work. It has to be blinking or similar so I know something new has arrived/missed.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] jaydiez10:
I understand why they did this. However, it's still quite annoying.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] CHH2:
I haven't had LED notification on my phones for years and don't really miss it. They actually annoy me to no end when I'm out in a dark bar or sleeping next to someone who still has one on their phone. I liked how they were handled on the V20, you would see a quick flash on the second screen and then go back to the normal second screen. Quick, unobtrusive, not broadcasting to the world.

As for the flashing light you see on the V30 in videos, that's an IR proximity sensor. The camera they're shooting the video with can see it, the unaided human eye cannot.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] eelpout:
Ditto. I can notice a colored LED from across the room more easily than what's on an always-on-display.

I currently have both an AOD and notification LED implementations going currently on two phones, with a Lumia 950 xl and a Sony Xperia XZ respectively. The Sony's is just easier to grok from a distance and I can be more discrete about it. But of course, I get no detail from that like I do the Glance feature on the Lumia.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Buckwheat6:
Would something like this work for you: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ledblinker.pro

I've been using this as a replacement for the abandoned NoLED and I think it's fantastic. Very flexible and the developer is always updating it. (I'm actually now a beta tester.) Highly recommended.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] cathain:
Would this work in conjunction with the LGs built in AOD I wonder?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] EVOme:
Going to install this on my S8+ and see what it does. Will be perfect for the V30.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] EVOme:
No good on S8. It shuts off the AOD to make the notification. If it worked with the AOD it would be perfect. Just perfect. I got a refund.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Mudig:
Everyone ITT is saying AOD is a great alternative. I have the phone and have AOD enabled but it's constantly draining the battery. Am I doing something wrong here?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] CHH2:
Probably. Chances are that it isn't your AOD draining the battery. I'd look at the actual battery usage stats. I would suspect another app first.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Mudig:
Do you know if the face recognition feature is really taxing on the battery?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] CHH2:
Not sure as I don't use it but I would bet they have that minimizing usage as well. Usual suspects are items such as Facebook. That thing was a battery hog on the V20 and it seems it's a battery hog on the V30 too.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Mudig:
It says phone idle is using 27% it's the most
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] CHH2:
I would have to dig into how LG handles listing of their background services such as always listening, AOD, and face unlock. I think other manufacturers actually list them out individually and don't bundle it in as Idle but I think it actually has to approach 1% battery usage before it even registers. Judging by how little battery is used overnight though, I'm still not convinced it's the AOD and I'd have to dig more into how LG implements face unlock. I'm pretty sure on Samsung it had to sense the phone being moved up to your face through the accelerometers before it activated the camera.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] liteon163:
Could you please describe this app and how it works on your V30 in more detail? I've been considering purchasing it (I even put it on my Wishlist), but I'd like an actual user's input. I'm growing used to the AOD, but I would consider buying the app if it offers the equivalent of Light Manager Pro (which I used on my previous S7).

Have you used AOD enough to compare this app's battery usage?

Thanks.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] lg3FTW:
You can always download test out for your and if not like return the play store has a 24 hour free returns policy now
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
Three different YouTube videos of reviewing NoLED app.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqcGVML8MZw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TuVkRSYYGA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwZpD4Ltx-o

This one is not English but there's 5 minutes of video demo. But this one is the most recent -- 2016.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] donky kong 017:
That looks too similar to AOD. I see no benefit in that.

Love the notification led too but I think I can go with just AOD. It's a good substitute.

And maybe let's hope there is a hackable service light like there was in the Motorola phones few years back.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] liteon163:
Yeah, I COULD. But I don't receive enough notifications that the 15 minute return window would be adequate to see how the app works. I'd rather hear someone's real world experience and opinion. I never thought about looking up YouTube reviews, though. I guess I'm too old to think like that...
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] mankind_18:
Well, here's my little review after using always on display (beta) and noLED (both from playstore)

1. AOD (beta)

Overall it's great, does the job, you can set it as you like, with different kind of option (must buy tho), but like the other AOD downside, it keeps your phone awake all the time (i already check it via battery in my settings, it always wake the screen), but strangely, in accubattery app, this AOD only consume 1.5% of battery lol

2. noLED

It's the alternative for those phone that didn't have led notification or AOD settings, and i think led blinker are just the same with this one, but after using this for a few days, i noticed this app eat quite some battery in accubattery app, almost 6.5%
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] 20degrees:
Wow, noled.... I haven't used that since the s2 days. I made lots of themes for that app. Madmack had them on his website, but that appears to no longer work. Here's the original thread.

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=730692
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] shizenyasuya:
I respectfully disagree. While it may not be a deal-breaker for me like it used to be, I very much prefer having a dedicated notification LED. I don't use the always on display because I don't want to get early screen burn in for which OLED displays are notorious. I suppose if you could alternate the location of the LED cluster that represents the notification light, that would work okay, but in general, I like to be able to glance at the top bar of my phones bezels (yes, there's a case for bezels) and be able to quickly tell whether or not I need to turn the screen on to check messages or emails. I loved my galaxy note 2 specifically because I could set a different light color for each app I cared about so I'd know if I had a hangouts message, email, facebook, etc. I know all of this is can be emulated with a mod / app and an always on display, but again, I would be concerned about screen burn in, so I prefer not to use the always on display at all.... that and the mild battery drain, but I suppose a brighter, dedicated LED would probably use just about as much energy as a dim, but full display.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
LG has prevention for that. The pixels don't end up exactly the same area each time. No burn in for AOD.