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[LeEco Le Pro3 Elite (Model x722) Guides, Developme] vsrocha:
Guyz, talking to [MENTION=5650330]danielpinto8zz6[/MENTION] we thought it was a good idea to create a group on the telegram to get to the subject, I think that with the group we would get the solution faster, because everyone will be participating more actively and exchanging ideas about the problem.

follow below the link to enter the group.

https://t.me/joinchat/HWXxVxGSgrg7e1ABE-jrLg

I would very much like you to participate [MENTION=6122705]F.J.V[/MENTION] [MENTION=4946370]sk8223[/MENTION] [MENTION=5366803]dakok[/MENTION] [MENTION=5022682]Hnk1[/MENTION]
[LeEco Le Pro3 Elite (Model x722) Guides, Developme] vsrocha:
removed
[LeEco Le Pro3 Elite (Model x722) Guides, Developme] ste73:
I have 2 lecco 722 one working and one brick.

I tried to create a copy with qualcomm premium tool on the phone working with booloader unlocked, without a result it is not possible to access the door
[LeEco Le Pro3 Elite (Model x722) Guides, Developme] sk8223:
What you really want are developers who have worked with Qualcomm's HS-USB QDloader 9008 mode. As F.J.V mentioned recently, the issue might not be solved with a simple QFIL file. Try asking around https://xdaforums.com/android/help since it's more active than this place... again, this place only brings in a few people because of how uncommon and rare LeEco phones are. Also, I'm not sure how much help I'd be since I only regurgitate info others have found out.

Also, try this forum: http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/
[LeEco Le Pro3 Elite (Model x722) Guides, Developme] Razmote:
Hello all,

I have LeEco Lepro 3 X722, I have installed TWRP 3-1-1-0 and ROM AICP.

I have start in TWRP mode and I have formated by mistake ALL datas ! I lost the zip file ROM on the user data !

The phone start only bootloader or TWRP.

I don't know how put on the user data, the ROM AICP for reflash...

If you have an idea...

Thank you ;)
[LeEco Le Pro3 Elite (Model x722) Guides, Developme] javizeta:
In the computer open the folder where you have downloaded the .zip file from the rom AICP and you change the name to the file

putting a shorter name with the extension .zip, because then you will have to write it, (for example romaicp.zip) Click to the left of the folder in "File" and click on "Open Window PowerShell as administrator" in the pop-up window that opens and a commands window will open.

Start the mobile in TWRP and click below on "Advanced" and "Upload file by ADB", slide to start Sideload and connect it to the computer and when you hear the sound of the PC that you have connected the mobile writes in the computer command window "adb sideload romaicp.zip "without the quotes (or the name with which you have renamed the file

of the rom) Wait for it to finish, wipe in dalvik and cache and reboot system.
[LeEco Le Pro3 Elite (Model x722) Guides, Developme] f1c:
You can also just move the files over to the phone in TWRP since it automatically enables the "Transfer Files" mode you know from Android. It will show up just like that on the Windows Explorer.
[LeEco Le Pro3 Elite (Model x722) Guides, Developme] Razmote:
Perfect, all is ok, thank you :)

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Perfect, all is ok, thank you :)
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZimZon:
ze551ml z00a

linOS 14.1 2.october 2017

I used a toolkit from this thread (https://xdaforums.com/zenfone2/general/bl-unlock-ze551ml-toolkit-t3546293)

I installed the usb drivers , enabled developer options and debugging

Downloaded the toolkit

Through the toolkit I could use twrp and made a backup, then I wiped everything

Then I unlocked the bootloader and then I rooted the phone also with the toolkit(atleast the toolkit said that I unlocked and rooted the phone, not really sure if all that really worked as it should)

After that I flashed gapps and linOS 14.1 (2.Oct) and wiped the dalvik cache and the "normal" cache

Everything is workingbut I noticed that I can't get into recovery without the toolkit because it's temporary and also the twrp app I've installed on the phone says that the phone isn't rooted. I tried to update linOS manually because there are two newer versions of linOS 14.1 ,but the toolkit isn't opening on my pc right now ,but thats not the main problem.

I have the feeling that I need twrp installed and not only temporary through the toolkit and I'm confused because I thought you could only flash a customRom if the phone is rooted but the twrp app says the opposite.

Edit: I found the linOS wiki with a full tutorial for the ZF2(https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/Z00A), I think I can't just do all these steps and it's cool right ?

Edit2 : The toolkit works again, I updated manually. I guess , its not the smartest solution,but it works... I am still open for any tips :)
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenbo111:
Root really doesn't have much to do with this aspect of the phone. You do need to be unlocked and you should install TWRP properly onto the phone. It makes life a lot easier for updating and the like. If it's all working you should just be able to fastboot install TWRP and be all set.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] xadeus:
Has anyone heard about Google adding HDR support for Youtube or any of the other services?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] kenny17430:
Well HDR "certification" is kinda pointless when you have an Oled. Activating HDR in youtube just boost your brightness so its quite uncomfortable when you are watching video at night.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] jt3:
My guess is: No. If the screen itself supported HDR, they almost surely would have touted it, even if it weren't enabled software-wise. It's always possible, of course, but my guess is that it's a hardware limitation.

EDIT: To answer the post above me... There's more to HDR than just increasing the brightness. It has to do with the level of control over the incremental brightness of the individual pixels, especially at near-minimum. If the cutoff for the OLED panel used (meaning, everything below a certain brightness = "off") is too high, then there's simply no way to display true HDR, certification or no.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] scandalousk:
Actually there's a big possibility of the phone supporting it.

Besides the fact that the first gen. Pixels support it, (it would weird to have it on those but not the Pixel 2 phones), the Pixel 2 XL most likely uses the same panel as the V30, which is Dolby vision/HDR10 compliant. So it's not a hardware limitation. I'd expect to see it supported out of the box.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] BoboBrazil:
Uses the same panel as the v30 and the v30 has hdr, so yes this will have hdr support.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] jt3:
There is that possibility. Maybe the LG-made P2XL supports it, but not the HTC-made P2, and Google doesn't want to draw attention to that. However, if that's the case, they may never actually enable it on the XL, so that they can keep the two phones on the same level. Remember, they've made a point to say that the two phones are equal except for screen size.

I really hope that you're right, and that the XL (at least) does support it, and does get enabled. I just have a bad feeling that if it were going to happen, Google would have already made reference to it. It IS a major selling point, after all.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] scandalousk:
I don't see why the smaller Pixel 2 won't support it. Like I said in me previous post, both of the first Pixel phones support it . Even if the Pixel 2 uses a different (perhaps Samsung) panel it'll probably support it too.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] jeffreytz:
I just watched a couple of HDR demo vids on YouTube on my Pixel 2 XL and they were pretty spectacular.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] js042507:
Agree. This phone is HDR compatible. And the videos are the best I have EVER seen on a phone! The color accuracy is tremendous and almost breath taking really. Can't believe how good this display is. Also, HDR is not just a "max brightness" or "4k only" feature. The actual [hardware] plays a role in color representation. Honestly, this is the best display on a phone I have used. Amazing.

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The hardware! That's why. The XL uses a much higher resolution/spec display. My OnePlus 3 uses a similar AMOLED display as the regular Pixel 2. And guess what...no HDR! Because the display can't render it. Also, you're saying that the original Pixel phones automatically enable HDR? Play a YouTube video and tell me if it detects HDR.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] DirgeExtinction:
Google themselves said the original Pixel twins will support HDR through software, but as of 10/25/17, YouTube wasn't showing HDR on my Pixel XL. It does show on my Pixel 2 XL, though.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] robstunner:
So my LG OLED TV having HDR10 and Dolby Vision is pointless now?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Kumararvind:
Pixel 2 does support HDR on youtube, but not on Netflix or Amazon. (Not the xl)
[Android Head-Units] Cipher1087:
Hello everyone...

I just purchased a pumpkin unit from amazon... ASIN: B074M6YFN1

I am having trouble finding any custom ROMS that are compatible with this unit.

I am still trying to educate myself on all of this and would appreciate any help/advice on it...

Thanks in advance
[Nexus 6  General] gambit07:
Hey everybody, here to try and convince anybody who hasn't to try switching to F2FS to improve your N6 experience. I'd been running darkrom for the past 8 months or so on ext4, and performance wise the phone worked but that was about it. The interface was jaggy and closing/opening apps and getting to the camera was consistently slow which is what I've experienced on most roms I've tried over the past few years. A couple days ago I decided to start from scratch and switch the file system over to f2fs. The process is relatively simple, grab a f2fs enabled TWRP version, clear all data on your phone (backup to a computer or something first if you have stuff you want to keep), use recovery to convert data and cache to f2fs, adb over your new f2fs compatible rom (darkrom/lineage are) and gapps and start it up.

After switching over I'm loving the N6 all over again. Opening and closing apps is consistently quick. No jank in the launcher or accessing the notification bar, no delays when hitting the power button to bring the screen back on. While the phone was doing initial installs of all my apps it was actually usable, previously on ext4 while apps installed it was almost impossible to use the phone it got so slow. On the latest darkrom the phone runs cool and battery life seems to be great at the moment.

Anyway, hope that helps some of you out! If you haven't tried the f2fs switch I would highly recommend it. I had done this in the past on my OG Nexus 7 which made it usable and is why I thought to try it again on my N6, glad I did!
[Nexus 6  General] muppetmania:
I ran PureNexus for a while with no encryption using EXT4, then switched to F2FS after hearing all the hype.

I'm in the opposite camp to you [MENTION=697196]gambit07[/MENTION], I think it's all hype. My phone performs no better or worse with the same apps & data with F2FS vs EXT4. The only reason I still keep it F2FS now is because I can't be bothered wiping again.

Are you sure you weren't running encrypted when you had all these slowness issues? I certainly saw a massive improvement going from encrypted to non-encrypted (EXT4 both times).

Everyone else: By all means give it a go, but it's just a slightly different filesystem, some of the magical qualities attributed to it aren't possible.
[Nexus 6  General] gambit07:
Huh, that's unfortunate. No I removed encryption when I first got my N6 and have never used it. I've been running my N6 on ext4 roms for the last 3 years and I've never noticed this much of a difference in smoothness of the OS. I actually didn't think much of it either which is why it took me so long to try it, but what pushed me was remembering how much better my nexus 7 performed after I switched a few years back. It went from literally not usable due to how slow it was, to usable. Anyway I would encourage others to give it a shot. The only other thing I could see being the reason for the increased performance is maybe the partitions getting formatted. I doubt that would make a difference but that's the only other variable that's changed
[Nexus 6  General] runekock:
Well, I would think that a format will certainly help by itself, though a wipe should be just as good - but how often do we wipe internal storage?

Another thing to remember is that speed drops significantly if the partition is almost full - try always to keep at least 20% free.

I haven't tried f2fs on this phone, and haven't noticed a difference on other phones. From what I read, you should get a marginal improvement on typical use cases.

Also consider that f2fs has only recently stabilized. A plain 3.10 kernel may still have a few bugs left, so it's better if the dev has backported fixes from newer versions. People running f2fs on unpatched 3.0 or 3.4 kernels have seen occasional data corruptions.
[Nexus 6  General] mnsiw:
After reading this thread I have searched F2FS on Nexus 6 and read some XDA and Reddit posts, seems like it doesn't make any performance difference, I'm on S.i.X v1.6 (Oreo), its working fine, if anyone using F2FS on Oreo ROM, please share you experience.
[Nexus 6  General] mnsiw:
Would you mind sharing your ROM, Kernel and setup details :)
[Nexus 6  General] gambit07:
Sure! I'm on darkrom 7.1.2, the 9/24 nightly, link below. Gapps are included in his post and it's the stock kernel which is a modified lineageos kernel. Lineage supports f2fs out of the box. Steps were as follows.

https://xdaforums.com/nexus-6/development/rom-dark-rom-t3580215

-Backup current data to external drive

-Fastboot flash f2fs enabled TWRP

-Wipe all partitions in TWRP

-Format Data and Cache partitions as f2fs in recovery

-ADB sideload Rom/Gapps/Magisk/Whatever

-Reboot

Hope that helps! Still working great on my side
[Nexus 6  General] gambit07:
Yeah, and the cells on internal storage degrade over time as well, but I am never consuming over 80% regardless. I had wiped my data partition a couple times prior to this in the last few years, and have wiped system/cache countless times, so I don't think that accounts for the change in my experience. The only reason I posted is because this is now my second device (after my Nexus 7) where I've switched and seen a noticeable positive improvement. I know for me it's a real change as my Nexus 7 went from actually unusable to being relatively usable after the switch. I had tried countless roms and full wipes on that device with no difference in latency prior. The Nexus 6 isn't as big a change but I can definitely feel the difference
[Nexus 6  General] mnsiw:
Oh, thanks, actually I tried it with latest stock and ElementalX but failed, it stuck on boot animation.

I'm on S.i.X v1.8 (Oreo 8.0), don't feel any performance issue but love to experiment so going to try this F2FS thing :)
[Nexus 6  General] gambit07:
Cool, let me know how it works! Curious to see if anybody else feels the difference or if it's just me :o
[Nexus 6  General] Black_Hat01:
ElementalX does not support F2FS.
[Nexus 6  General] mnsiw:
Downloading 20171010 build, not sure how to check if there is any performance boost, because its already working perfect on current ROM :) I have recently switched to APFS (High Sierra) on my MacBook from HFS+, there was not any visible performance difference but of course it is new and better file system :)

Edit: It feel more responsive now, thanks Gambit :)
[Nexus 6  General] gambit07:
Awesome, glad to hear it! Yeah I just feel like performance is more consistent. Less hang ups, apps open at a consistent speed. It just feels more fluid
[Nexus 6  General] mnsiw:
For me, best part about DarkROM is Google Assistant on any screen, even when screen is off. I miss Oreo settings and notification / quick tiles, everything else is great.
[Nexus 6  General] brando56894:
I've used F2FS on various devices and while it does provide slight benefits in benchmarks, there's no real world benefits IMO.
[Nexus 6  General] gambit07:
Yeah I don't use benchmarks at all. It's real world use where I notice a difference
[Nexus 6  General] mnsiw:
I'm back on S.i.X Oreo, honestly feel no difference in performance or smoothness, even it's little better on battery :)
[Nexus 6  General] brando56894:
I'd suggest that you're experiencing the placebo effect, or at the very least, benefits of clear flash memory. I've always found that my phone is faster after I completely format all the memory.
[Nexus 6  General] velishka:
I've been using F2FS for a few months now. It's not a placebo effect. The phone is more fluid, less freezes, and stable performance even after downloading and using a hand full of apps
[Nexus 6  General] genti.b:
I have been using F2FS with the latest DU ROM and Sigma Kernel, clean flashed but I don't see any difference at all. In fact I had a couple of freezes and a reboot as well which never happened to me before using this combination. But maybe this in not F2FS related at all.
[Nexus 6  General] nissan skyline:
How's the battery backup in SIX Oreo ROM ?? I am planning to flash it without changing my partition to F2FS
[Nexus 6  General] internetpilot:
Just curious -- why do you have to ADB sideload the ROM/Gapps/Root/etc. when you're wiping and reformatting all the partitions in recovery (TWRP)? Can't you just flash everything via TWRP?
[Nexus 6  General] OnkeIM:
is formating the /system partition to f2fs too a bad idea?
[Nexus 6  General] jbaumert:
Formatting "/system" to f2fs will not give any improvements as it's normally read-only when the OS is running.
[Nexus 6  General] gambit07:
Hey there, you don't have to but when you format data you'll lose any rom/gapps files you had downloaded. You could transfer the files over ADB and then install them in TWRP but I think it's easier to just ADB sideload them instead
[Nexus 6  General] internetpilot:
Sorry, I forget that not everyone stores their ROMs, backups, etc., on OTG storage like I do. ;)
[Nexus 6  General] ethanhunt123:
which f2fs version of TWRP are you using?
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] chadhoard:
With having my Pixel purchased through Verizon, and being paid off, how can i get them to unlock my bootloader??
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] drozek:
Will not happen sorry!
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] two_cents:
The only thing Verizon will do is unlock a phone from the carrier... Since this is already carrier unlocked even if purchased thru Verizon they won't do anything for you... Only known way to unlock a vzw locked bootloader was when it was first released and I doubt anyone is still trying to figure it out for new updates
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] jakegub:
I sort of went down this road. First I chatted with Google who said that only Verizon could unlock the phone (phone's bootloader).

I then called Verizon and said that Google said only they could unlock the bootloader. Verizon said that they couldn't do it because it would void the warranty. I said "GREAT! I want to forfeit my warranty. I'll put it in writing." Then Verizon says that the phone has a google warranty as well and that they can't do it because it void's Google's warranty.

Back on the phone with Google. Google says that unlocking the bootloader will not void any warranty. That is actually how they sell their own phones (I knew this already). Google offered to write a support ticket saying they can't unlock the bootloader and to recommend that I contact Verizon to have it unlocked. They explicitly said the warranty would still be covered. I attached part of their reply below. If you think you could use it, I can get the full reply except for my IMEI number and you can try to pursue something from Verizon.

Verizon said they couldn't do it. I stopped pursuing it.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] mruno:
You can try this: https://xdaforums.com/pixel/how-to/read-regret-buying-verizon-edition-t3581406
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] swaters3:
Either I'm doing something wrong or the face detection to unlock doesn't seem to really work. How are others working?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] usmaak:
It works fine for me, unless it's dark. Then I just use the fingerprint. When I'm out during the day, I sometimes forget that I even have face detect because it unlocks quickly when I turn it on.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] koppee1:
there's an option to make it less secure but make it work faster....
[Xolo Q3000] iammrugesh:
Hi friends

I am port miui 9 for xolo q3000...i am flash it in device and work fine

Rom:https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7f-pYTY_SYsU3dLczlNRzVPc0U/view?usp=drivesdk

Port patch:https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7f-pYTY_SYsdUFxb3FjWlpXSjg/view?usp=drivesdk
[Xolo Q3000] drsarkar:
Hi, please upload the ROM . Thanks.
[Xolo Q3000] iammrugesh:
Rom has been uploaded... enjoy ?
[Xolo Q3000] Aniket401:
Thanks bro! Please keep posting and updating

Thanks for the rom!?:)
[Xolo Q3000] Rajeev2062:
Thanks for the rom
[Xolo Q3000] Rajeev2062:
Battery problem

Battery shows only 2000 mh

This problem occurred in miui 8 also.

But miui 7 ported by you, have 3000 mh battery.

Please make battery at least up to 3000 mh

Consider base rom as miui 7

So rom will have at least 3000 mh battery.

Is there any way to increase mh of battery.

Please bro reply.....

Waiting your reply
[Xolo Q3000] drsarkar:
Hi , Thank you for this wonderful ROM. Using it for 2 days didn't reveal any bugs. Battery of 2000mAH is an issue. But I think it should not be a problem.
[Xolo Q3000] Aniket401:
New rom update have been released please port that!

Awesome rom miui 9 7.9.30

1. Great battery backup

2.No new bugs

3. optimisticed

4.Lag free

Please port the the new updated rom v7.10

Thanks in advance!?
[Xolo Q3000] abhijit.1468:
NO Sound in MIUI8 and MIUI9

Hi,

Please help me i am using ur rom MIUI8 for many months and it is this second time that though the phone is in general mode i dont have any sound [ ringtone,notification, etc. ] it works only in earphone only and not without.

I restarted the device, removed temp, restored defaults, reinstalled rom, changed rom from MIUI8 to MIUI9 but still the issue persists.

I full clean reinstall for new rom, it did not help, plz help i dont want to move to other roms.

Thanks

Abhijit.
[Xolo Q3000] iammrugesh:
I am face same problem with my device..i am not capable t to running call...but music is work fine....so i am use headphone during call...i think its hardware problem because i am face same problem with stock rom....

So it's over device problem i think..os is work perfectly.
[Xolo Q3000] abhijit.1468:
hi,

i again tried to install this rom today but got error as failed to extract. Following are the steps peformed.

a. i was on default firmware.

b. flashed philz recovery 6.57.9

c. applied the root.

d. clean format for new install

e. 1.5gb repartition by sachin

f. flashed ur miui9 after sometime got error as - failed to extract.

repeated the process again and then tried to install ur miui8 same result failed. then i tried miui7 by sachin it worked. please help.

Thanks

Abhijit Thakur.
[Xolo Q3000] drsarkar:
Please download the rom again and try.
[Xolo Q3000] iammrugesh:
7.10.26 soon......
[Xolo Q3000] Rajeev2062:
Thanks

Thanks for your efforts.
[Xolo Q3000] Aniket401:
When will the next update come?

I am really interested in next update of miui 9 for this device!
[Xolo Q3000] iammrugesh:
Next update is ready and boot.

Miui 9 7.11.2.....
[Xolo Q3000] Aniket401:
Links?

Please upload the rom !?
[Xolo Q3000] iammrugesh:
Yes bro but now i have some internet problem so i am not upload it... otherwise i do that
[Xolo Q3000] Rajeev2062:
Current Miui 9 ROM version 7.9.30 is best rom. Everything is perfect

Battery backup is supereb
[Xolo Q3000] A_M_D_1:
Yeah all rom by sir are awesome ! Feels like using redmi note !
[Xolo Q3000] KD shashwat:
Which recovery are you guys using I am flashing for first time
[Xolo Q3000] iammrugesh:
Twrp