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[Xperia Z3 Android Development] hzr34:
Yes. I realized then wrote post and i done full wipe inc whole sd card and re flash rom and gapps. For now nothing reboot. What do you thing magisk beacuse i need root permission.

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[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] kingbri:
Hi XDA, this is a community project I would like to start. I have made a root tools zip file that you guys can use to re-root your phone and install mods just through one zip file.

Here is the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2FpamnIn0F3VWs1Y01meHhqZms/view

Feel free to re-upload this zip in the following format

Pixel XL root tools-kingbri(1,2,3,etc.).zip

This is to show the iterations of the actual file

Thanks for participating, I will be posting updates as soon as the zip file is reposted
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] rayturner:
Anything going/coming for Pixel 2?
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] kingbri:
No root at the moment :crying::crying:
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] johnnyrichter:
Any root/rom options for my Pumpkin CN01-02306B-08A head unit(OctaCore 2gb/32gb 7")?

Just picked up this head unit and have it installed/running in my truck but I'm not really digging the stock ROM. Here is a screenshot of my device info...

Everything appears to work fine as-is, but I would like a bit more customization available to me.
[Xiaomi Redmi 4 Prime Questions & Answers] anfield9:
Hello,

I'm looking for app or something else to tune/boost GPU when I'm playing Pokemon Go.

I've tried Kerner Auditor or Kernel Toolkit, but for GPU I didn't noticed better performance, this apps in my opinion didn't work well with Redmi 4 Pro.

Any suggestions?

Rooted Redmi 4 Pro with latest MIUI v9 (7.10.26)

Best regards.
[Xiaomi Redmi 4 Prime Questions & Answers] kibria.mgk:
Try GLTools from Xda Labs. I don't know what tweaks it's loaded with, but it's a graphics tweaker.
[Xiaomi Redmi 4 Prime Questions & Answers] Flynhx:
GLTools, works fine on my Redmi 4 Prime, using it to tweak games im playing like Mobile Legends & Arena of Valor, you can increase or decrease the resolution, optimize shader, downscale texture or event set a force MSAA/Anti-Alias.

Download the LATEST from this link: https://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/app-gltools-1-29-t2828630

Credits to the developer. :good:
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] Nimadroid:
Download And Flash This Zip In Recovery To Get Full Google Call Experience

Tested on

Z5 7.1.1

XZ 7.1.1

One Plus 5

Changelog

V 1.0

Initial Release

V 1.2

Updated App

Mod To Reduce Size Of Apps

V 1.3

Patched Google Dialer​
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] Nimadroid:
DOWNLOAD

V 1.3
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] WookieLance:
What is this exactly? A mod for patched Google Call Apps available to AOSP users and Nexus users on playstore?

The screenshots don't tell me anything unfortunately, other than the dialer and contacts are updated to current Dialer and Contacts Frameworks unless it does something other than update the stock Dialer apps.
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] Nimadroid:
It's Google diale + Contact

And Dial Framework (InCallUi)

Instead of Sony Stock
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] WookieLance:
Ah okay, so no need to flash for me. I'm using an AOSP Rom with Magisk Module for Google Framework unlock (meaning I can install Google Phone;Contacts;Message Apps directly from Playstore) I removed my AOSP stock apps & sys integrated the official Google Apps directly from Playstore. This seems useful to some though I wonder does this mod also add the feature changes to go along with the CallUI?
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] Nimadroid:
yes no need to Magisk

its do all things

I add a new ScreenShot see Difference
[Xposed General] deloj:
Hi guys,

I got MM. And I got Xposed installed with all my Xposed apps. It was recommended that I remove Xposed Framework temporarily. If I uninstall it, will all my Xposed apps also be removed or will they stay until I reinstall the Framework again?
[Xposed General] Curiousn00b:
No.

They are all separate APK's, so they stay installed.unless you uninstall them yourself. [emoji41]
[Xposed General] deloj:
Thanks. I'll pm you about something I hope you can help me with.
[Xposed General] Curiousn00b:
I'll try my best. [emoji14]
[Xposed General] deloj:
Hey man... did you get my pm?
[Xposed General] Curiousn00b:
Sorry! I'm still at work, but I definitely glanced at it. I'll get back to you right now! [emoji33]
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] kayits:
my phone (US996) stuck in Logo LG. But before I was in the red triangle because i try to back to stock and I thought that i flash the firmware US996k keeping root would work well, but not this just lock OEM. But now the OEM has been blocked and I can no longer enter recovery. What can i do?

-The LGUP detect the phone but with unknow model. I put the dll in common and doesnt work. I dont know how to unbrick my phone

-I think the OEM is blocked, because I tried the "fastboot oem lock" command and it says it was already blocked, then try to unlock it "fastboot oem unlock" and says: FAILED (remote: unknown command). I think it's because the box was unchecked in Settings> General> Development, but the problem is that I can not boot to activate it.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] runningnak3d:
Use LG Bridge. It has a button to recover from a bad flash. You more than likely will have a locked bootloader, and not be able to root again, but at least you will have a working phone.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] kayits:
Hi i try what u say i get bad news.

When I give error recovery.

It analyzes the phone but in the end it just tells me there are no update errors that can be recovered. And there it ends and does nothing
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] runningnak3d:
Have you tried using Uppercut to see if LG UP will recognize your phone?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] kayits:
Yes i try, and recognize but always like unknows model, i can´t continue. I extract dll from KDZ but not work.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] PsiPhiDan:
I thought it might be helpful to have a thread devoted to this. Maybe people can post their battery stats, talk about how their battery life has been since root (anecdotally), etc. I know it's a big deal for many people considering root so it would possibly alleviate concerns if people discuss their experiences here.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Jammol:
I noticed that I burned through the battery quicker being rooted. I decided not to disable anything on the device in terms of bloat or apps that I don't use. I installed the same apps that I had on it before I rooted it but didn't do a backup restore to avoid any sort of conflicts. Used it for about a week rooted dodging work device compromise flags. I just wanted to see how much of an impact the 80% battery cap thing would have been. Although I am thankful for root, I realized that for me it is not needed at this present time and the battery hit isn't worth it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] PsiPhiDan:
I wonder if disabling and tweaking things via root capabilities could compensate for at least some of the loss. Some people have said they didn't notice any difference with the 80% cap and I'm wondering how.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] beepME:
Hello, I just downloaded last update on my ROM. Updating via TWRP, but something happens to me and I can't continue in installing. Adding screen of TWRP. Thanks for help.

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[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] zulfib:
Bad download. Try downloading again.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Tb0n3:
I've noticed that when I activate Google with an Okay Google the mic on my Bluetooth headphones and car works fine, but squeeze activation requires me to disconnect to get any response. Is this something anybody else has noticed?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Aduentix:
So I don't know what I did...

If I'm trying to flash either twrp or stock recovery and boot them, it shows the "powered by android" and the screen goes black.

Well except twrp-3.1.1-2oneplus3.img....

I tried to flash stock recovery to install updates didn't work... Tried to flash the update with twrp, didn't work now I'm trying to downgrade twrp but my screen just goes black :c

Well my phone runs android 8.0 and it works but i still want the new fixes ^^

ohh and maybe i'm just stupid u had to forgive me that ': D
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Puddi_Puddin:
Unless is missed something, I am pretty sure that there is no TWRP fully working with Oreo yet. If you want to go back to stock recovery then you should just flash the full OxygenOS zip.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Aduentix:
Yes exactly what I did after getting bored with flashing different recoverys over and over...

I should have known cause I bricked my device a few times too, by flashing old supersu.zips ^^

Anyway thank you for the answer :)
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] km8j:
I had my essential but returned it due to numerous issues. Have software updates done anything major to the camera? Is it anywhere close to the pixel now?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] EVOSerb:
Nope nor will ever be anything like Pixel camera. It's more like 2015 ish camera quality.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] bill3508:
Camera is great with gcam. Stock app is still bad and compresses the pics. They just pushed another update today. I just took a pic using both came and gcam file size was 4.47 mbs while stock app was 1.4 mbs. Not sure why they can fix that but it's never going to be good compressing pics like that.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] bill3508:
Gcam. 4.0., 3.8c settings.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] mpetruzz:
Where'd you get that gcam port from??
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] bill3508:
https://xdaforums.com/essential-phone/themes/google-camera-port-t3665197
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] km8j:
How about low light?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] km8j:
Bump
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] ermacwins:
Has the quality drastically improved after the update? Any side by side comparisons of gcam and stock as I'm looking to buy this today
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] mpetruzz:
I had an LG v30 and took multiple pics and showed them to my wife on my laptop. Out of 20 or so comparisons there were only 1 or 2 that she felt looked different and they weren't even that bad.

Is it going to beat the Pixel 2 no. Is it a more than capable phone that takes great pics most of the time, yeah!!

After the recent update it's WAY better than when it launched and I'm actually liking it.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] Seamonkey79:
Performance, both visually and functionally, has improved greatly from when I first bought the phone earlier this month after the drop to $499. Pictures are still compressed, would be great if they'd get rid of that, but to my/my wife's eyes, *that* is the difference between GCam and Essential Camera. It's like the pictures it takes are good quality, and then it compresses them down to less-than-good quality. GCam doesn't compress, and is visually nicer, but can be a bit of a pain to get the settings right. For quick/social media pictures, the camera is just fine, and hopefully soon they'll either give an option for disabling compression or just disable it altogether, which would (I believe) drastically increase picture quality. Until then, almost any other camera app that doesn't compress will be better.

Also, I've found the quality of the B&W pictures to be considerably better than they were, and that has also increased the quality of the low-light photos (though they still suffer from the same compression artifacting).

Short answer - if you're able to get it from Amazon for the $400 with the 360 Camera, it's well worth the price. It is an amazing phone for the current price.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] ermacwins:
Did they add EIS for video recording? If so does it also work I'm google camera?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] FallN:
The issue isn't the lens or optics. The camera hardware is legit.

The problem was the dodgy camera app which Essential has been ACTIVELY fixing and releasing speedy updates for.

I have an Essential; hell I'm writing this post from it right now; and I can tell you that with all the updates that Essential had pushed out, the native camera so had gotten MUCH better.

The stock camera is still about 1-2 updates from being perfect so in the meantime I alterenate between the stock camera app and the Google HDR+ app depending on what I'm doing and the effect I'm going for.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DragonFire1024:
I didn't really feel too happy with the CM 13 ROM. It was pretty sluggish. Just overall performance was less than it should've been. So I decided to try another CM13 (Marshmallow 6.0.1) build by Temasek . This is by far the best ROM I've ever worked with on Kindle (Sorry Fire Nexus). Performance is off the chart. There's little to no lag. You HAVE to flash SuperSu, but it works really well. You don't see the App icon, just tap settings and SuperSU is listed. You also don't need to flash Viper4Android, already comes installed. Just select it in settings, grant it root access and select yes to download the driver. It will take a minute or two for it to update, but reboot when done and configure your Viper. Just make sure you have BusyBox installed and updated. You can get it from the play store. There are more settings and customization options I can list. Truly an awesome, well built ROM.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CornellEngineer:
First off, I'd like to thank you for taking the time to post your very good guide for us new guys. Another superb tutorial can be found here...

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=72395624&postcount=55

Your and comwiz's guides that summarize MeowDude's excellent work are two of the best ones I've seen to date and they help us novices a lot.

I want to set my elderly father up with Google's new YouTube TV streaming service when I visit him after the holidays and they currently require an Android L device or better to activate the service and control their interface. All he had was a Kindle Fire HD 8.9 a relative gave him that he never uses, so he sent it to me a few days ago so I could modify it. I've read a few of your posts on this and other threads and you seem very impressed with Temasek's CM13 custom ROM, so that's good enough for me and the one I wanna try first. But I'm a little confused by your followup post when you say "you HAVE to flash SuperSu". Does this mean that one should root with that app instead of Kingroot as was described in your original guide? I'm also not totally clear on exactly where in the procedure BusyBox needs to be installed. Here's what I have done so far to date...

*performed factory reset on Kindle Fire HD 8.9 just to clean it up and get it back to stock

*installed ADB on PC and verified it communicates with the Fire HD (detects device and returns serial number)

*downloaded and installed Total Commander (nice looking file explorer at first glance, BTW)

*sideloaded Root Check and verified device is not rooted

*downloaded the following files to PC but have not yet transferred them to the Fire:

---NewKingrootV5.1.0_C176_B415_en_release_2017_05_11_20170511212237_105203.apk

---fireflash11.apk

---kfhd8-u-boot-prod-8.1.4.bin.img

---kfhd8-freedom-boot-8.4.6.img

---kfhd8-twrp-3.0.2-2-recovery.img

---stack

---SR5-SuperSU-v2.82-SR5-20171001224502.zip

---stericson.busybox.apk

---cm-13.0-20160827-V11-temasek-jem.zip

I think this is everything I need but I'm not yet comfortable enough with my current knowledge level to try rooting and flashing a custom ROM. If you or anybody else could tell me what I should do next or at least point me in the right direction that would be much appreciated. I figure it's better to ask some dumb noob questions now before I attempt anything rather than have to come back later and ask how to unbrick my tablet.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DragonFire1024:
"Root" is built into the ROM. But, it's not full root. So the ROM maker tells you to Flash SuperSU once the ROM is installed and functioning. You have to do that because you wipe the system (pretty much all of it) before you flash the ROM. That wipes Kingroot, root etc. until you flash the new ROM. You're on the right track exactly. Just make sure your files are placed properly and use FireFlash to install TWRP. Just follow all the steps exactly and it should be successful. The good thing about this method, it doesn't wipe your data to install the recovery.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CornellEngineer:
Okay, DF...thanks. When researching Kingroot & SuperSU I came across a ton of external links about how to get rid of the former if it was used to originally root a device and replace it with the latter. I even found another XDA thread last night where you posted that you yourself spent many hours reading about how to do just that. It seemed like a lot of hoops to jump through so I thought maybe it was better just to use SuperSU to root in the first place and be done with it. But this was all probably before you tried the new ROM you're now using and are apparently liking a lot. It sounds like Temasek's ROM version automatically takes care of most/all of the Kingroot exorcism that gave you such a headache. Apparently on many devices you can install TWRP first and THEN root with SuperSU afterward but I gather the Kindle Fire's funky bootloader unfortunately doesn't permit this.

I'll just keep reading threads over and over again as well as outside reference articles on other sites like I have been so far. Some of it must be finally sinking in because some posts are actually finally starting to make a little sense and in some cases I now understand what a few folks did wrong to cause them problems. When the vast majority of the posts and articles I read make sense and not just some of them then I'll give it a shot. Appreciate the guidance.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CornellEngineer:
Okie dokie, DF...just a quick status report on how we're doing following your new guide. So far, so good...used Kingroot to root the device no problem, verified it was rooted with Root Check, gave Total Commander (which I had installed a few days ago) root access, and downloaded and installed FireFlash. But when I opened the app and clicked on "allow" to have root privilege there was a minor glitch...although I could see the FireFlash menu in the background there was an error message saying it did not have root access and that it was going to close, even though Kingroot verified it as an app that had permission. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling a few times but kept getting the same error message. Finally I simply rebooted the device and it worked fine after that...so if there are any fellow noobs out there who are one step behind me (and heaven help you if you are) you might wanna try a simple reboot during this step if you experience a similar problem to see if that solves it.

Before I do anything else I'm gonna use ADB to create some images of several of the now-rooted stock partitions and save them to my PC just in case I eff something up later on. You did not mention this in your guide but this was summarized nicely by comwiz in his very similar tutorial...

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=72395624&postcount=55

He also included many screenshots that one will see while following your guides...I found these visual aids to be very helpful in terms of what one could expect to see as you march through all the steps that you guys so graciously spent the time laying out for us newbies. I'm probably gonna hold off on installing TWRP and Temasek's custom ROM for a few days...I wanna read up more about TWRP and fastboot before I take the next baby steps. BTW, like you I just bought another used KFHD 8.9 in almost new condition on eBay today for about the same price that you paid...how's THAT for the ultimate "backup"???

Man, thank God for this XDA forum...no way I try this on my own without all the info and tools and help that experienced folks have taken the time to post here.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compjan:
PLEASE upload those images !!! if you are running 8.5.1 on a 32 gig model I NEED THEM !
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MeowDude:
I wrote a guide on how to flash recovery on 8.5.1 without a computer. Swing around and check it out, its got all the updated files.

https://xdaforums.com/kindle-fire-h...t-install-twrp-android-fire-os-8-5-1-t3278286
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DragonFire1024:
iRoot doesn't work anymore. At least not when I tried. Regardless of the method used to root, the quicker to get rid of them, the better it makes me feel.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compjan:
um, i do not have a working 8.9 tablet. i screwed it up and had a red screen of death for a couple years now. i have been off work due to knee surgery and decided to see if there was a working fix. member sd_shadow has me OFF red screen, now i need to get back to stock BEFORE i start playing with it. that way i can fix it right then if i mess it up again.

SO, i need a copy of the 3 partitions to get back to stock.

UNLESS. . . . i can get the partitions out of the 8.5.1 BIN i grabbed from amazon. that is how sd_shadow ( THANK YOU SIR ! ) got me back to a NOT booting but hung at the fire logo. i flashed the bin to SYSTEM and now i need the other 2 partitions.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compjan:
UPDATE: GOT IT UP AND RUNNING AS 8.1.4 ! ! !

wife wanted it stock, so i loaded the 8.5.1 update from amazon in the root directory of INTERNAL STORAGE. not i a folder. re-booted and it installed the 8.5.1 update. worked fine . . . EXCEPT . . . .

the built-in amazon app store was buggy as hell. so was the silk browser. gapps worked fine until a re-boot. then crashed as soon as i launched play store.

SO. . . . i'm backing up the 3 partitions and going to load a ROM on this puppy.

EDIT: there is a NEWER 8.5.1 "update" at amazon, it will NOT auto install via the "check for updates" button (afaik. and i tried it on 2 different 8.9's) . download it, copy it to the ROOT of the 8.9, not in a folder. reboot. it will install all by it's self. fixed all my stock problems!! END EDIT
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] votinh:
I got CM13 installed on my 8.9 but then having issue.

a. Can't boot into custom recovery. With volume down hold + power button -> Kindle Fire orange -> Kindle Fire blue -> then it either boots back into CM13 or getting "Fast boot".

b. In CM13, i don't have root access. How so? Weird. I am always under the impression that every custom image will come with root access. I maybe wrong though.

---------- Post added at 05:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:48 PM ----------

Well, my bad was I downloaded the wrong gapps, picked 7.1 instead of 6.0, so I wanted to boot back in recovery to install the correct gapps.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DragonFire1024:
If using temasek ROM, you'll have to flash SU. Use 2.7X. then update from play store. Root for regular CM is found in developer options. Settings > about device > tap build number 7 times and go back to Maine settings menu, scroll to bottom. For developer options. Enable root in that menu. Select both apps and ADB.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] votinh:
I am using the CM13 ROM by alexander_32, I guess the same one you're using.

Personally, it isn't as snappy as I wish but I'll give it some more time.

Also, the option to boot into recovery on the menu is so much better than using keys combination. Thumb up for that!
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] green_reaper:
what is the optimal gapps to get from open gapps? there are so many options im not sure which works best on jem.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DragonFire1024:
I almost always use pico gapps.