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[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acejavelin:
You are on the the "18_18" release? So you used the "official" image from Moto's website that is both incorrectly dated and versioned? Hmmm...

You actually have MPH24.49-18 (no subversion, we don't know why it has a _18 tacked on the file from Moto), it is the original Marshmallow released in December of 2015. To OTA from this, you would need about 5 or 6 steps if they are not offered to you by the Moto update server, first to 18-3, then 18-4, then 18-8, then 18-16, etc.

From this thread:

I would suggest flashing the full factory image of MPH24.49-18-8 or Nougat NPH25.200-22
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dartoo:
yes i started updating my Base Marshmallow from 18-3 upto 18-16. And BAM i got Nougat notification. downloaded it and installed. the only issue now is battery backup. i might have lost 8-10% battery backup after updating.

i suggest to make a thread for every one with all the OTA Packages so everyone who are not able to update their MXPE would pick up OTA packages from there :)
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dartoo:
thank you everyone. had a hard time finding OTA update packages on internet, but i am glad it was done and all my apps and data is secured. no need to erase the phone and updated officially using the OTA packages to Nougat 7.0!

thanks again everyone!! :) :D
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dartoo:
no i did not use the official image from Moto website. it was updated automatically to that version after i purchased the phone. i had lollipop on it and got updated to MM in early 2016. But i am glad it's on Nougat 7.0 :)
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acejavelin:
Do a factory reset after all the OTAs... It seems cliche but I get you see that battery backup loss become a gain.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dartoo:
i'll give it a few charge cycles before resetting it. will see if it improves in a week.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Solotime:
I have just bought a brand new Moto to root it.

So everything went fine with the rooting, I managed to get SuperSU on it.

However, I watched a YouTube video where someone said to flash twrp-3.2.0-sanders.img.

I used twrp-3.1.1-sanders.img before which worked fine. However so the person on YouTube gave three files to flash.

Which were:

"System.img"

"Boot.img"

"twrp-3.2.0-sanders.img"

So once I flashed all three using ADB, my phone doesn't boot anymore.

It automatically loads into Recovery mode giving this error:

"Error: failed to load kernel!"

"Fastboot Reason: Fall Through from normal boot mode"

I have tried flashing 'twrp-3.1.1-sanders.img" again but that didn't work. I currently don't know what to do now.

If you can get my phone working again, I'll give you a $20 gift card of your choice. Otherwise I'll just send it off to Motorola to let them fix it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pankajbsht52:
drive.google.com/uc?id=0B1om01aNLee9c0g5M1liM2ltaXM&export=download

download and flash with file ...

your phone will be ok..
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] vq12:
Hi all,

I recently got a g930f and successfully flashed TWRP and lineage OS (odin). I did NOT root. I have cell signal, my APN (access point name) is correct. However I do not have lte signal. I have another phone that gets lte in the same position.

I have looked up several pages for flashing a new modem.bin (tar) but I am stuck.

I found a new modem file I want to try. Canadian modem.bin.

developer options enabled, adb root only, usb debugging enabled

-phone in download mode - odin (ran as administrator) detects phone - tried both .tar and separately the modem.bin in CP (phone) tab with auto reboot unchecked. I get a failed message on odin. Phone screen says "Secure Download: Enabled" (in blue) "secure check failed: (radio)" in red.

relevant links-

https://xdaforums.com/gal...k-rom-t3398235

https://xdaforums.com/sho....php?t=2477513

https://xdaforums.com/gal...-odin-t2131569

https://xdaforums.com/gal...g930f-t3379596
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skiingsean:
I have what seems to be at least a partial BSOD on my s6. I can boot to both Odin and Recovery mode, I have wiped the cache, but no matter what I cannot get an unlock screen. I can however get my peel remote lockscreen app, which funny enough did not work previously when the phone was locked, but does now >:( the screen lights when I call it, I can double tap home and get the camera, but thats it. I don't have debugging on so I can't adb and the phone isn't rooted.

Other than doing a factory reset (I really dont want that) I am at a loss. Any ideas?

Sean
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skiingsean:
Gave up and factory reset. Only guess is userland got destroyed somehow - maybe i clicked install overnight instead of later and the baterry died or something.

Oh well
[HTC One A9] T1Cybernetic:
Can anyone recommend a good replacement charger + cable for my daughters A9 ;) we've had an accident with the old one and need to replace it :)
[HTC Bolt / 10 Evo Questions & Answers] saviola123:
I just want to know if it is possible to root and install twrp on htc 10 evo without unlocking the bootloader

Also I want to know if I was able to do this, will the phone be still receiving ota updates?
[HTC Bolt / 10 Evo Questions & Answers] roadkill42:
No need bootloader unlocked so can flash twrp it can get it's updates but have to do it a certain way and I'm don't remember how .I flashed twrp but having problems getting to it was problem on my phone good luck
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] wellingtonmacedos:
2 days ago I tried to install the update of Emui 4.1 for Emui 5, however are two files needed for the update, Update and the other that is the full file. So, when I went to install, I reversed the installation order and installed the second file first, so the phone is no more than the logo mark. HELP, PLEASE!

:crying::crying:
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Ibuprophen:
I don't have this device but, your best bet is to take a look at the following thread for some help.

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3363994

Good Luck!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I DO NOT PROVIDE SUPPORT VIA PM UNLESS ASKED/REQUESTED BY MYSELF.

PLEASE KEEP IT IN THE THREADS WHERE EVERYONE CAN SHARE
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GodsOtherHand:
Hello,

I bought a Umi Diamond X and i just found out that it came with adware.

Since i could not find any custom roms for it, i tried editing the recovery image. Manged to remove some APK files, but SystemUI is giving me some problems.

What I did until now:

1) Used simg2img to convert system.img to a mountable image

2) mounted the previously generated image and deleted suspicious folders from system/app and system/priv-app.

3) Use SPFT to flash the edited image to the device.

However, I found that SystemUI.apk is also making dubious requests in the background, so I need to replace it with a stock version. I tried taking SystemUI.apk from different roms of similar phones, with a similar SoC, and copy-paste it into my edited system.img. However, everytime i do this, SystemUI crashes when the phone starts up.

Going into the stock recovery, i have the option to "check root integraty". This appears to scan (among others) all APK files in system/app and system/priv-app. I see it detects the deleted APKs and the 1 modified APK. Could the installer have a signature of the expected APKs and not install if the file doesn't match that signature?

Is there any way I can replace SystemUI.apk with a known good version?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GodsOtherHand:
Bump..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GodsOtherHand:
Bump again..
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] pidl:
Hey guys!

I have upgraded to oreo a while ago, but battery doesnt seem to be as good as on nougat. I looked up a few posts but i am not sure which one to believe. Is there a good method on how to go back to nougat?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Striatum_bdr:
I don't see the difficulty, flash whole nougat oos, or for a custom ROM flash a Nougat firmware + custom ROM.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] pidl:
I thought i have to take care to select right twrp and have to do stuff, but i think ill just flash latest nougat firmware + full stock rom + twrp, and then my custom roms?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Striatum_bdr:
Latest TWRP, always

If you flash full Nougat OOS ROM no need to flash firmware
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] pidl:
Latest twrp ? I thought the latest is for oreo only?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Striatum_bdr:
Where did you read ONLY? It's Oreo compatible. That's all. By definition a software is backward compatible except if expressly specified in changelog. Which is not the case here.

You've got all you need. Experiment now.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] vincentvdvelde:
Does anyone know whether there is a (working!) application for downloading NZB files (Usenet) on a Kaiser (PocketPC)? I did some research but have found none yet :(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] vincentvdvelde:
oops..

sorry for placing this thread in the wrong section :rolleyes:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Jasperrr:
I found this on a forum:

http://www.download.com/Newsland-for-Windows-Mobile-5-0/3000-2163_4-10490610.html?tag=pdp_prod
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] vincentvdvelde:
already have tried that one, though it is only for reading posts, no actually downloading nzb's or whatsoever :) thanks anyway
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] sinanju:
edit: wrong thread.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] vincentvdvelde:
why? it was already replaced by a moderator ;)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] The Mailman:
USenet reader

Do a search for Qmail - its a free open source NNTP reader.

Sorry don't have the link habdy and its home time
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] tbfl:
I have been searching for somehting like this for PPC as well with no success....basically looking for a nzb-o-matic like software for PPC...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] vincentvdvelde:
hmmzzz

ANYBODY? Cant believe this app does not exist :S
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] theandroidguy:
To all those who want to know more about Project Treble please use this thread to discuss about it.

What is Project Treble?

Ans. Treble is the most significant low-level change to the Android platform to date. To simplify heavily, it separates the vendor implementation from the Android framework in an effort to avoid lengthy waits for updates. . Let’s break things down a bit more:

The full update process to bring a new Android version to devices is a long and complex topic.

The “vendor” usually refers to silicon-manufacturers such as Qualcomm, but can also refer to the maker of any other proprietary hardware found in a device. The “device maker” or “OEM” usually needs to wait for the vendor to update their code so the proprietary hardware works with the Android OS framework in a newer version of Android.

However, what is happening with Project Treble is that Google is requiring that any vendor-specific code be separated from the Android OS framework and instead live in its own vendor implementation. Usually this means that there is now a separate /vendor partition on Treble-enabled smartphones that contains a bunch of HALs (Hardware Abstraction Layers).

Furthermore, vendors must implement code that lets the Android OS framework communicate with HALs in a standardized way. This is done via HIDL (HAL Interface Definition Language). With this in place, an OEM can work on an Android update without having to wait on vendors to update their HALs. Theoretically, this should speed up the entire Android update process as vendors can update their code at any time through the Play Store.

For indepth information check out this pagehttps://www.androidauthority.com/project-treble-818225/

Devices with Treble support

:

- Essential PH-1

- Google Pixel

- Google Pixel XL

- HTC U11 Plus

- Huawei Honor 8 Pro

- Huawei Mate 9

- Huawei Mate 10 Pro

- Sony Xperia XZ1

- Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact

- Asus Zenfone 4 (ZE554KL)

- Honor V10

- Huawei P10/ P10 Plus

Devices which will ship with Android 8.0 Oreo will be Treble compatible by default.

Older devices will become treble compatible if the OEM creates a vendor partition via OTA update, like the Honor 8 Pro.

Custom Roms

:

As of now [MENTION=1915408]phhusson[/MENTION] is working hard to make his AOSP rom boot as a fully functional rom on all the Treble supported devices, go check out the rom thread here https://xdaforums.com/project-trebl...evelopment/experimental-phh-treble-t3709659"]

Check Treble Compability

Open a terminal app on your device and simply type the following command:

If it returns a boolean value true, your device supports Treble and if false it doesn’t.

[NOTE: New devices with Treble support are launching so its not possible for me to update the supported device list, so they'll not make their name on my list, but you can surely ask about your device on the discussion thread]
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] AsItLies:
My understanding of Treble is, from the *big picture* anyway, that the responsibility for hardware access shifts from Google to the individual device mfgs.

The hope for us is that new versions of Android can be distributed much more rapidly, because testing of new hardware (or changes to existing hdw) won't have to wait for the new OS to be done, and that the interface to the hdw will be separate from the OS.

Another hope would be that a devices 'life span' would increase? (or at least stay current longer).
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] theandroidguy:
Treble means separating the vendor source from the software source, the treble devices will have a separate vendor partition, in which the vendor source will be. Now the manufacturers will only require to make the Software bug free so that the user dosent face any problems in day to day usage. From [MENTION=1915408]phhusson[/MENTION]s AOSP treble rom we can get a clear picture that by separating the vendor source, the Treble based AOSP roms will run on any Treble compatible device regardless of the SOC/hardware configuration.
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] AsItLies:
Ah yes that makes sense, it's not only the hardware source (vendor specific), it's also the vendors software (their mods and bloatware) that will be in the separate partition.

It really does sound as though this should speed up the time it takes for users to get updates of all kinds. It also seems pretty certain, non-Treble enabled devices will fall by the wayside. Doesn't seem there's any way around that?
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] theandroidguy:
For non-treble devices the only way is that the OEMs must release an OTA update which will create a separate Vendor partition, but OEMs won't do(except some recent flagships) that bcz they want sales of newer devices with Treble support. As far as time is concerned, suppose it takes 2-3months for an OEM to build a fully bug free update, but it will require 3-4weeks for the OEM to build that same update
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] AsItLies:
Yes, it seems the consensus is that mfg's won't risk bricking the phones by doing that kind of an OTA update? We'll see fairly soon what they'll do with the older devices.

It's good that google is calling the shots with this and is insisting new Oreo devices have it. It's bad though that devices just a few months old that cost mucho bucks may go without it.
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] theandroidguy:
The honor 8 pro got Treble via OTA because it was one of the best selling device, but some OEMs will prefer not to do that so that customers will shift to newer devices. Like OnePlus could have easily added Treble to atleast 5/5T but they thought of not doing it, just depends upon the OEM
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] AsItLies:
Wow, I did not know that, thanks. I better read more of the Treble threads to keep up to date :)
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] theandroidguy:
yep surely
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] revjamescarver:
Mate 9 as well

Mate 9 got treble as well with the Oreo update, major repartitioning as well.
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] theandroidguy:
Mate 9 is in the list bro, check OP
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] AsItLies:
Thanks Neighbor. Huawei is rapidly moving to the top of my list of phone mfg to buy. It doesn't look like the kirin processors have much los support, but with treble... well, it seems previous prerequisites are being turned upside down.

For sure, when one evaluates (buying) a phone, many factors are relevant. But for most (if not all) of us, how long the phone will stay up to date is probably at the top of that list.

Hope the other mfg's follow Huawei's lead here, else we'll have a lot of recently mfg phones with outdated sftwr soon.
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] theandroidguy:
Huawei is the 3rd most fastest growing OEM after Apple and Samsung. What stops me from buying a Honor Device is the Kirin SOC and apps like Google Camera port dosent work on the devices except devices with Snapdragon SOC, so will wait for a device with the specs like the Mi A1 and a 18:9 display
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] AsItLies:
Very good point. So even with Treble, which SOC (the phone has) will still be relevant in some respects. I have a G6 and think a wide angle lens is da bomb, but could easily do without all the glass 'bling'.
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] revjamescarver:
Kirin SoC

Nothing at all wrong with the Kirin SoC, performance is on par with the Qualcomm SoC, only real downfall is that Huawei doesn't sell the Kirin to other oems, otherwise it would be more widespread. The Kirin 970 with its built in NPU and and gigabit LTE modem is going to give the Qualcomm 835/845 a run for their money. Of course the port of the new Google camera app is not going to give you more than the basic functionality as it was written specifically for Google pixel devices (it doesn't give you all the features on older Google or snapdragon devices either), I installed the port on my mate 9 and it was acceptable for basic camera functions but no matter what you do you're never going to get a port of something written for another device to have the same features or performance as the stock app written for your device.
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] theandroidguy:
I agree that the Kirin Processors are good, and the reason is Kirin is Huawei's home made processor so the pairing between Hardware and Software is perfectly optimisez for better performance and as far as Better Processing is concerned, after Apple Qualcomm holds the 2nd position no doubt, yeah in near future Kirin might surpass Qualcomm interms of performance no idea.

As far as the ported app is concerned I prefer stock android/custom roms over stock roms(MIUI/EMUI) and if someone ports the stock huawei camera for Los/RR running on Huawei devices itself, I'll surely go with a Kirin device but right now thats not available so after installing a custom rom I'll prefer Google camera app, if not the ported one, I'll go with the one available in Apkmirror, though this is my own preference as I'm addicted to using stock android and google apps suite, lets see how much development the Honor 7X gets, if it gets Treble support via OTA I'll go with it else the Mi A1 as of now is my 1st choice
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] AsItLies:
I'm wondering, and the answer may be 'We don't know yet', but...

Many of us have used custom ROM's to avoid using an OEM's UI, bloatware, etc. Because Treble enabled phones will have a 'Vendor' partition (which will include these UI's etc), will that then mean the mfg's specific stuff can't really be (completely) removed the way an after market ROM does?

Of course, there's always ways of disabling mfg stuff, but Roms like Los just do it all in one fell swoop (much easier).

Do we know at this point how this will work with Treble?

Cheers and Happy New Year :)
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] theandroidguy:
The SOC source code will reside in the vendor partition, for example The Pixel XL has SD835 so the source code of the SOC will be there in itz Vendor partition. So if you are using a Treble enabled device such as the Huawei Mate 9 which has its own custom UI, if u flash a custom rom on it, the stock OS will get completely removed and the run ROM will run on it.

The Mgf's UI is a part of the system nd not of the vendor partition.
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] indigo110:
I am planning to buy Honor 7x, I found a thread on 7X forum which has Mount points and partition layout details for 7x. In the details, i can see below line, does this mean that phone supports Treble once updated to Oreo?

lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 Dec 24 10:46 vendor -> /dev/block/mmcblk0p47

Orignal thread link

https://xdaforums.com/honor-7x/development/mount-partition-layout-profile-xml-t3727990

Thanks:good: in advance!!
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] theandroidguy:
It is evident from past experiences that the Honor 7X might get Treble via OTA update as the case was with Honor 8 Pro. The Honor 7X's source code got released a few weeks ago and I got some info that the Open Kirin team will also support the 7X so I guess the Open Kirin team will also release a Treble supported rom
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] yogasetyaadi:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1q4X7Mf-0GOuHcl6pGkW8gQsmSgg3oMwx anyone teseted? I got this from another thread

---------- Post added at 04:00 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:56 AM ----------

Thread : https://xdaforums.com/project-trebl...cussion-how-long-start-seeing-t3760182/page12
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] egandt:
I'm looking for some generic Treble information:

I'm looking for some generic Treble information:

First with TWRP what should be backed up for a functional restore, I'm having issues with restoring and not ending up in a boot loop.

Second Flashing TWRP onto custom Treble based ROM's I can flash (3.2.1), but it is unbootable (hangs), is this normal?

I've done some digging and search and found little on either of these, so figured it was time to ask.

Thanks,

ERIC
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] nitty202:
Do any of the GSI ROM's have Ambient Display feature ?
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] phhusson:
That's part of AOSP, so yes. But your vendor needs to declare that the device is compatible with it.
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] josdehaes:
I have a question about the kernel. When you flash a gsi, you only flash the system partition. Does the kernel stay as is then? So that would make the kernel dependent on the rom you had before (lineage OS or stock ROM would have different kernel and ramdisk)? Or are there no kernel level drivers involved in treble? (In that case any kernel that boots on the device would work I guess)
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] irony_delerium:
In general, the kernel and drivers are provided by the OEM and their HAL (in /vendor) exposes the features for communicating with the hardware to the Android frameworks in /system. So as long as you have a compliant Treble interface provided, a GSI will know how to talk to it.
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] josdehaes:
Ok so it shouldn't matter what kernel you have installed then? If it is stock or lineage OS I mean?
[Treble-Enabled Device Guides, News, & Discussion] irony_delerium:
That depends on the build of Lineage. If you installed a Lineage GSI (like the one in this forum), then it won't matter since you're still running the stock boot & vendor. If you installed a device-specific build, then it depends whether that build was a Treble build or not.

Boot & /vendor are tied together, and treated as a mostly opaque mass for a GSI, that /system lives on top of. It doesn't care what's down there, so long as it's exposed the right connection points.