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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Extreemator:
Did you measure it. Batteries lose their capacity.

'Howhever, the performance increases too.' no comments
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] broucker:
downgraded from what?

downgraded from what?

DRA9 BASEBAND FIRmware?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] taqi110:
I have SM-G930A, I think with a locked bootloader.

Currently I'm on Marshmallow and when I try to update using system update it says your device is up to date. So If I flash Nougat using Odin will I be able to downgrade back to Marshmallow If I don't like Nougat ?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] broucker:
Not with the latest nougat
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] cristibuliga:
Downgrade galaxy s7 edge (G935F) from 7.0 to 6.0

Hello!

I want to downgrade my phone G935F from android 7.0 to 6.0. BUT after last update the bootloader is blocked ( odin doesnt works - the instalation cant run).

ANY SOLUTIONS????

Can be a solition if in odin i will use BL and CP from android 7.0 and AP + CSC from android 6 ?????

In this case, the phone can be rooted, afther the update from january which block the BL ????

Many tks!!!
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] WifiGhost:
Well the phone advertised it's Internal Storage as 16GB. My phone has only 8.55GB internal storage and only 0.44GB available. I really don't have much on this phone.

Is there a ROM, tweak, or fix of some sort that will restore more of the original 16GB of storage?

Hard to believe the Base ROM/Firmware take up nearly 8 GB of the original 16 and you can't fix it.

From the digging I've done. None of the Roms restore the 16gb internal storage. I
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
Umm... I imagine there hasn't been any responses, because it's hard to to respond to this without being slightly incredulous . As you certainly seems to know, your phone does have 16gb of storage and yes, a good amount is taken by the operating system and included software. I can't tell if you understand the difference between memory and storage,though.. I'm not trying to be a **** or judge - you either know the difference, or you can Google it on your own discretion.

There's plenty of ways you can solve this, though... you can disable swap, freeing up storage at the expense of cache. You can 'debloat' your system, though unless you are fairly experienced with using shell commands I'd recommend a pre-debloated rom like madvane's s we ift and slim. Additionally, you can add a 32-64gb sd card and set it as default storage, basically leaving the rest of your free 8-10gb free for just apps. Beyond that, things get a bit more involved.. One solution is to use an app such as apps2sd, which basically requires using a specially formatted partition on your sd card as 'adootable storage', bind it to your internal storage's app resources, making an app located on your sd card act as if itwas right in your internal storage. Otherwise, you canuse similar methods to relocate data files like OBB's to your sd card.

Really, what else can you expect from an octacore 3gb/16gb phone with a 6in screen, that is easily unlocked and rooted, for much less than 100bux..? x]
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] blowingoff:
Is my device unlockable? version is xt1900-6
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] DiDGR8:
If you bought it from Amazon it's locked. They don't want you taking off the ads.

Never mind. You've got the Latin America Dual Sim version (Brazil), right? Did you go through setting up a Motorola account and seeing if they would email you an unlock code? Or did you just try a fastboot oem unlock command by itself?
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] blowingoff:
yes, brazilian dual sim version. no, I mean the option under developer settings. just cant turn it on.
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] blowingoff:
and, of course, I didn't try the fastboot command once I had to check tgus on first.
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] blowingoff:
well, the option just became available now. I think it just takes some time... heheh
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] tlgimenes:
Hey blowingoff, I have the exact same model of yours, and, sadly, the exact same problem of yours.

How did you make the OEM unlock button toggleable ?

Appearently it says it has to be connected to the internet. I'm connected to the internet, but I can't toggle the button anyways :(

Thanks !!
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] blowingoff:
it just seems to take sometime. check another day and it will be available.
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] tlgimenes:
It's been a day after my post and the option now is toggleable. Looks like it's just a matter of waiting, thanks !
[Moto G5S  Questions & Answers] janhieber:
Hey guys, so I bought the phone and the first thing was unlocking BL. Then I flashed TWRP (or booted it via fastboot).

Then an accident happened and I flashed the TWRP image over the boot partition with fastboot, since then the phone does not

boot anymore.

I tried flashing the stock images from XDA here via fastboot, but that tells me that some preflash conditions failed...

When I try to start recovery or boot Android, I get the unlocked BL warning screen and "ID: bad key", then nothing.

I managed flashing boot.img and system via dd in TWRP but it does not boot either, something is messed up.

Bootloader tells be I have the montana XT1794 32GB P3 version (from Germany). I guess all firmware I tried may be

for a slightly different version...

I get these messages when flashing boot.img and others via fastboot:

(bootloader) Image signed with key bad key

or

(bootloader) Image boot failed validation
(bootloader) Preflash validation failed
[Moto G5S  Questions & Answers] phileva:
I wanted to mention too "bad key" does not mean your OS is corrupt. Not all. If you did corrupt your OS, that wasnt twrp or rooted program.
[Moto G5S  Questions & Answers] janhieber:
Thanks for your reply. I got it working. I flashed the stock fw with mfastboot. I did not know about that before. After flashing everything to stock it worked again.
[LeEco Le S3 Questions & Answers] JorgeMSLopes:
Hello

As you can see, the MT6797 (Helio X20) offers the FDD-LTE frequency B20 (800mhz), in several models (Vernee Apollo Lite, Vernee Apollo X, HomTom HT10, Elephone S7, Doogee F7, etc.). Leeco S3 X626 not to make the FDD-LTE B20 / 800mhz frequency available, it will be a software / firmware, not hardware issue, unless you have a better opinion.

Does anyone know how to unblock this frequency?

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] appsogreat:
Hello,

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Let's spin the squares, try it now on the Google Play Store.

Thank you
[Moto Z Play Accessories] indigob0y:
Is there any docking station / desk stand and charger for this phone? That 16 pin connector on the back is awesome - seems like the perfect application for it, and yet, I can't find anything on the subject.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] beefamato:
My headphone adapter from Google does not consistently work. What's the deal?

I plug it in and usually gives me the notification for different USB options: charge, supply power, transfer files, transfer photos, MIDI

But sound just plays through my speakers or calls come through the ear of the phone.

Any ideas? Is there some secret to it that I'm not getting?
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] JohnKuczek:
Is this the included adaptor or one that you acquired elsewhere?
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] beefamato:
It is the adapter that came with the phone from Google.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] mt2020:
Sounds like a defective cable. What I'm unsure of is USB-C was suppose to be a new "standard" but Google changed pins or something preventing other adapters from working. Really piss poor. Just sent back my second after market adapter that did advertise pixel2 compliant. Nope.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] krelvinaz:
You don't say which after market adapter you got.

Google is using the standard but requires DAC which meets the standard. If you get a cheap adapter, the chances are they don't have the necessary DAC chip in them or a cheap version which doesn't work.

One of many articles about it.

https://www.androidauthority.com/3-5mm-audio-usb-type-c-701507/

Google will have them back in stock shortly for $9 w/free shipping.

https://store.google.com/us/product/usb_c_headphone_adapter

Another solution would be to get a BT to 3mm device which allows you to use BT on your phone to any 3.5mm plug devices. I have been using a several of these for a couple years to hook up my TV and other devices which use the 3.5mm jack to use with my really good BT headphones.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] Large Hadron:
Yes, I can confirm that the HTC adapter works with the Pixel 2. However, aftermarket adapters designed for Motorola phones won't because Moto aren't following the USB-C digital standard there (and they key is "digital", which is why, as the post above says, the adapter needs a DAC in it).
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] heiserhorn:
I have the same problem and apparently I am not the only one.

I heard that people got 2 or 3 replacements and the problem persists. It is probably software related.

I will see if with the Moshi splitter I have the same problem.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] JPHCCFC:
Has anyone fixed this? I'm on my second pixel 2xl and have 3 Google adaptors that work intermittently
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] NelsonPK:
Spotty is too kind

The designed in difficulty Google lovingly put into the Pixel 2 surrounding that oh so special USB-C socket, that lonely and inadequate solitary physical output port, to get music to output through there is ridiculously difficult to next to impossible. To Google's credit they have _tried_ to help when I've called - repeatedly - in the past 6 months but it's just simply not designed to send music out that sole output socket. Which is stupefying trying to grasp how those brilliant Mtn. Viewers could have thought such a design a 'good idea.' All previous versions of android allowed me to 'choose' output to fill-in-the-blank - device speaker, b-t, or the cable/port. With the design push err shove toward b-t headphones or devices that then send your signal to your sound system/speakers they evidently just decided no one would want to send music through the cable. That fact is, as I have indicated, perplexing not to mention maddening. It's also a glaring design flaw. The short of it is it will only work if it's plugged into some device that I guess is factory designed to work with Oreo. Then and only then will the Pixel 'see' that resource as an option to play the signal - and it works automatically. Physically choosing to send your music out that USB-C port & out your cable is not an option, according to Google tech support who I finally called after months of frustration and finally giving up on finding resolution online on my own.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] Large Hadron:
Maybe there's something I'm not understanding, but it's certainly not true that music output only works "if it is plugged into some device that is factory designed to work with Oreo". Mine plays music fine through a HTC adapter that predates Oreo by about a year, or a Dragonfly Red portable USB DAC/amp that predates Oreo by a couple of years and isn't even USB-C. And conversely the Google adapter, which I infer you are having problems with, surely was designed for Oreo since it was released with phones that have never had any earlier version of Android.

Now if you are saying that the OS doesn't allow you to send sound out through the socket when it doesn't identify a device capable of handling it as connected, well OK. But would a previous version of Android allow you to route audio through the USB socket if there was nothing connected to it (or nothing more than an OTG connector)? I never tried that (for obvious reasons) so don't know. But I do know it also didn't allow you to route audio out of the headphone jack unless there was something in that making the correct electrical connections. So it seems to me that the main difference is that this is purely digital audio out, so a digital handshake replaces the electrical connection. But as I say, maybe I'm missing something you are trying to say?
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] thescreensavers:
I seriously got fed up with the USB-C to 3.5mm jack playing music out loud in my office is no bueno. I decided to buy a FiiO BTR1, it works while charging so ill just leave it plugged in at work.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] Robinottawa:
Update to 2020 January 7. I just bought a new headphone for my Pixel 2 and it won't recognise it with the dongle I got with the phone. I read it was a problem known by Google in 2017 and a fix would happen on a software update. I've also heard masses saying the cheap dongle won't work and Google saying they would replace it. I've also tried a high quality Apple dongle and it didn't work. I'm on Android 10.:mad:
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
TeamHorizon's XenonHD rom builds for LG G3 (d855)

http://www.xenonhd.com/

XenonHD is a custom firmware aka ROM for various Android devices. It is based on LineageOS 15.0 with additional features, performance and battery life improvements.

The idea behind XenonHD is to give users a ROM that is "blazing fast, rock stable and buttery smooth".​

Device Source:

android_device_d855

android_device_g3-common

android_kernel_lge_g3

vendor_lge

Download Links:

ROM: Experimental

Gapps: opengapps.org

Changelog: Experimental​

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Flashing Instructions:

To install this ROM you will need to have a latest custom Recovery such as TWRP installed.

Copy the downloaded ROM to your phone.

Boot into your recovery

Back up your ROM

Make a full wipe (system, data, cache, dalvik)

Install the ROM

Install GAPPS package

Reboot - the first boot can take up to 5 minutes

Installing updates:

Copy the downloaded update to your phone.

Boot into your recovery

Back up your ROM

Install the update

Optionally wipe caches

Reboot

​

Other Links:

Github

Google+

Telegram

XDA:DevDB Information

[OFFICIAL][8.0.0_r30][D855] XenonHD 8.0 Experimental, ROM for the LG G3

Contributors

#Vangreen, dadi11, HardStyl3r, Stayn

Source Code: https://github.com/TeamHorizon

ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo

Based On: LAOS

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2017-11-07

Last Updated 2018-01-07
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
Reserved v2
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
Download link now anvilible :D

Enjoy !
[G3 Android Development] Stek988:
Mamy thanks for this ROM. Will try this one out also. Cant wait. Keep up the good work!! :good: :)
[G3 Android Development] Tarhana:
Installed it , so far everything is working fine except camera is bugged but thats known bug
[G3 Android Development] AcidKiller:
Loading up :)
[G3 Android Development] Loknic4:
turning off hotspot is making a reboot here too? Or is fixed?
[G3 Android Development] baselslh:
Can't see changelog (error 404) ..
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
Yes :/

I will upload it soon

G³
[G3 Android Development] muratemir:
Thanks for best oreo rom
[G3 Android Development] Mulham82:
Guys .. why in all Oreo ROMs the page in some settings options is not in the center. It goes little to right?!

Thanks.
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
New design from google. We cant change it :/
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
You're welcome ;)
[G3 Android Development] EmanuelCN:
bugs ?
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
Only reboot after turn off hotspot.

G³
[G3 Android Development] dieterschran:
First of all thank you for bringing Oreo to our old device:good: Everything is working fine so far except the"ok google"order is not working.
[G3 Android Development] jimmmysil:
If you install open gapps oreo aroma installer and you choose to insert the Google Assistant prop file it works. I use it and launches the Assistant without any issues.
[G3 Android Development] Beagle82:
Quick question, how do I get root?
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
Flash magisk - tiny.cc/latestmagisk
[G3 Android Development] Beagle82:
Thanks will do.
[G3 Android Development] chourmovs:
incredible ROM very responsive but battery friendly. keep on like this
[G3 Android Development] Beagle82:
2 things that I'm struggling with. Settings in the gallery app are blank. With solid explorer I can't see my SD card, but with the built in file manager I can. Any ideas?
[G3 Android Development] Juhkimo:
I noticed the same thing. Go to root/storage and you'll find SDcard there

Ps. I just added that location to bookmarks in solid explorer for quicker access
[G3 Android Development] dieterschran:
For some reason i got an issue with aroma installer. it doesn't matter if i wanna flash a rom or kernel or gapps aroma installer break's up on me. Without aroma i can flash anything just fine.
[G3 Android Development] Juhkimo:
Latest twrp has aroma fixed. What version of twrp are you using :confused:
[G3 Android Development] dieterschran:
Twrp 3.1.1-1.
[G3 Android Development] B@sti:
Hello everyone.

Is there a way to reorder the nav keys? Thanks in advance.
[G3 Android Development] jimmmysil:
Weird... Do you have the latest version? Try to download again the installer? Any chance that you might not downloaded by mistake the 8.0 aroma installer?
[G3 Android Development] dieterschran:
No I did!you talking about the kernel,right?

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Sorry I mean the gapps package!
[G3 Android Development] jimmmysil:
Yes, about the Google gapps
[G3 Android Development] culec:
Does this ROM support Substratum?
[G3 Android Development] Lokie Fortran:
Wifi is always off when i boot the device, also can we have additional touch points in the pattern unlock? Thank you so much
[G3 Android Development] dieterschran:
Pulled the right package. 8.0 mini.
[G3 Android Development] Lokie Fortran:
Doesn't seem to be playing well smart lock's trusted face
[G3 Android Development] M. .:
any screenshot?
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
I just add it to second post ;)
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
Yes ;)
[G3 Android Development] marivsh:
[MENTION=6282138]Vangreen[/MENTION] three questions:

- does NFC payments (with magisk hide) works?

- is there d2ts on lockscreen option?

- is there notification led customization?
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
1. Idk, i don't check it.

2. Yes

3. I can't find this option (i never use it), so I think answer is - no :/

G³
[G3 Android Development] Loknic4:
No download link :(
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
Try in browser version

G³
[G3 Android Development] iseeka:
Installed.. Seems to work ver y well
[G3 Android Development] GoldenGold:
Could you please build this for g3ds (Maybe one day our old devices can taste Oreo because of your hard work:victory:)
[G3 Android Development] oia12344321:
Does double tap to sleep (like on LOS14.1) work?
[G3 Android Development] Encinos:
You can double tap on status bar or navigation bar to sleep, same on lock screen.
[G3 Android Development] pertilee:
Wow! Working very well. Thank you! The best Oreo rom so far. I have a question: is there a way to reorder the nav keys?

Also, someone knows a way to make Viper4android works?
[G3 Android Development] grushnickij:
Magisk module Viper4Android FX for magisk 14+. Works without problems on my d855 with latest XenonHD.
[G3 Android Development] Encinos:
Is it just me or is the screen really being a bit yellowish even without night light? Can anyone confirm? Thanks! Otherwise best ROM out on XDA yet! Very stable I'm using it on daily basis!
[G3 Android Development] Tarhana:
Just search in settings live display and turn it off
[G3 Android Development] Encinos:
Thanks so much but where can I access this setting apart from searching it?
[G3 Android Development] Tarhana:
It's usually under Display settings but seems like developer deleted it from there so you have to search for it :)
[G3 Android Development] Beagle82:
I'm with you 100%. It definitely looks a little yellow. I've switched off night lights etc, but it's still there. I wish we could tweak the RGB a bit.

Fixed it. In settings, search ambient display and turn it off.
[G3 Android Development] grushnickij:
Yes it is. If you look at RGB values, eg. with Kernel adiutor, you'll see that green and especially blue is reduced, which makes the screen yellow.

Usually the fix would be easy, by automatically applying settings at startup, but I haven't managed to do this in this (or any Oreo) ROM, as kernel adiutor keeps crashing at startup. Haven't tried any other kernel manager yet, though.

Sure there'll be a fix eventually.
[G3 Android Development] Beagle82:
I mistyped in my previous post. As another post previously stated, if you search "live display" in settings, and switch it to off, then this helps alot. You also have the option to do colour calibration.
[G3 Android Development] mohammadtalha93:
Support for vs985 ?
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
No, I only support d855

G³
[G3 Android Development] Encinos:
Does anyone know what does the Device theme option do?

Edit: Nevermind, I just now found out it changes the colour.
[G3 Android Development] ghylander:
is there a list of known bugs?
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
New version!!!

Enjoy :)
[G3 Android Development] janbodon:
SD as internal memory

Does this ROM support using SD as internal memory?
[G3 Android Development] chourmovs:
Very good after clean install that seems mandatory
[G3 Android Development] Lokie Fortran:
Is picture in picture mode working?

I cant seem to make it work
[G3 Android Development] iseeka:
Does anybody installed it over the last version?
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
I make dirty flash. Everything works ok

G³
[G3 Android Development] dieterschran:
Yes.everything is working fine. Except hotspot. But it's a known bug.
[G3 Android Development] Encinos:
Anyone feels like their phone running a bit warmer with the latest build?
[G3 Android Development] maen.safadi:
what about notification count , all apps does not appear unread notification count on app icon
[G3 Android Development] janbodon:
I kinda miss off screen actions and battery stats on quick settings. Also the bluetooth earphones battery indicator doesn't seem to work.
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
New verison !
[G3 Android Development] dieterschran:
Cool thx bro!
[G3 Android Development] Tengakallan:
Any bug fixes in latest build?

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No expanded desktop for apps ? Anyway thanks for this ROM
[G3 Android Development] CunhaPT:
I would appreciate feedback about battery performance!
[G3 Android Development] janbodon:
I've encountered a few bugs while using this ROM:

- battery sometimes stops charging at 66%

- Night Light and Live Display seem to do the same thing

- Can not connect to hidden WiFi networks, even though I've set them up and saved on the device

- Can not format SD as internal memory

- Bluetooth headset battery indicator doesn't work

- Sometimes launcher freezes

- Spontanous lags and increased battery usage.
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
[MENTION=5925087]janbodon[/MENTION]

- Can not format SD as internal memory

We need wait for lineage for fix this problem

- Bluetooth headset battery indicator doesn't work

In next bulid will be fixed

- Sometimes launcher freezes

What launcher do you use ?

- Spontanous lags and increased battery usage

Its experimental bulid, but I think its stabile enough for daily use
[G3 Android Development] #Vangreen:
Its ok, like on other nougat custom roms
[G3 Android Development] CunhaPT:
Thank you all for the feedback! I'll wait a little bit more to install the rom!