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[Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] ROMAN ARICK:
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[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] cjmaaz:
Hello,

Can anyone upload the APDB & BULGInfo file, I need that file to fix the IMEI issue?

Thanks in advance
[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] byomdw:
It's already in the stock ROM.

Under diagnose folder you find modemdb and apdb files.
[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] zelendel:
No one is gonna give those files. They are unique to each device. Send it back.
[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] ginzon:
IMEI is written on the box.. I remember there was a tool for writing the same to a Karbonn phone ROM (Considering both are MediaTek).. Not sure if that will work...

Can't remember the tool name, was really a bad tool but did the job well..
[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] zelendel:
Just a heads up. Altering the imei outside of restoring is not allowed.

Editing the imei is illegal in many countries and as such any tools or talks about it are banned from this site.
[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] ShamimK:
I have successfully written slot 1 original imei from the box, but how I write imei for second slot of my Lenovo k8 note XT1902-3 (MT7679)
[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] mpmanish pandey:
use sn flash tool
[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] samihussein:
everything is ok until the last step , I got SPMETA_DLL::META_MAUI_DB_INCONSISTANT
[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] samihussein:
solved

Solved , I used an older version of the SN Tool
[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] vbpsaryan:
Did it work for Lenovo vibe k5 plus, I lost my phone's IMEI
[Lenovo K8 Note Questions & Answers] Sainathvj:
Have you done this for oreo rom?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
EDIT: A rooted boot image and dirty port of TWRP recovery are now available. Dev work shall commence
[Miscellaneous Android Development] telecomgeek:
Would love to get another Rom, not much customizations on the basic one. There is some lags, but I can't see alot of bloatware.

For $199 it's a pretty good phone. Had a hassle on getting a gel case for it though.

I bought it to use with my own mvno.

So far so good
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
Check your PMs, use that email to reach me on Google Hangouts.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SilentAce07:
Hey there. Picked up the phone and here's my impressions:

Build Quality / Look and Feel:

Admittedly, I decided to pick up this phone after I fell in love with the looks of it. It has a great thin, flat, and boxy look that I'm drawn to. After picking one up, I'm still inspecting it and enjoying it's design. Admittedly, the back of the phone appears to borrow quite a bit from Apple's designs.

When I first held the phone, it felt slightly cheap coming from a Moto E4+ which manages to feel quite premium with an all metal exterior and quite a bit of heft. Alternatively, the orbic felt cheap moreso because how light it was, which is arguably a positive trait.

The thin, flat, boxy look reminds me of some of the Nokia Lumia devices from a few years back.

Display:

Overall, the 1080p display is impressive. The colors seem very natural when compared to the highly saturated amoled displays but some prefer that. In this instance, it appears pretty impressive when considering the price tag.

Performance & Sound:

The octo-core processor is quite impressive in switching between apps and web page loading. I've had a remarkably smooth experience scrolling through the web and transitioning between apps.

The Android 7.1 OS is essentially as pure as it comes, with no bloatware to speak of and no visible Android skinning. This feels like a snappy solid Nexus/Pixel/Android One device despite the fact that it is not one.

Not sure if this belongs here, but the vibration seems somewhat weaker than expected.

In regards to sound, this is the biggest area where the phone shows it's price tag. While the sounds are crisp and clear, the volume is quite low and somewhat tinny at higher volumes. Fortunately, my phone is almost always on vibrate and paired with an Android Wear watch as well so I don't mind this much.

Battery:

The overall battery performance is quite impressive. The standby drain is remarkable slow and can last you into a good portion of a second day with ease in most cases. I forgot to charge my phone one day this weekend (long night, whiskey was involved) and woke up with about 39% left. I used the phone for about 5-6 more hours with considerable use before I grabbed a charge at about 19%.

Camera:

This is perhaps the most surprisingly impressive area for me so far. The Moto E4+ leaves quite a bit to be desired, but this phone seems to really impress in good lighting. The low lighting pictures are okay, but I'd say they outperform the Moto E line by quite a bit still and still carry a good price tag to boot.

I tried to attach photos as an example but it won't allow me to. :(

Conclusion:

Overall I'm really impressed with the phone and still having trouble putting it down after about 4 days of use. The camera has performed fantastically, the battery life is great (likely due partially to pure Android), and the performance is very snappy for a $199 ($179 at BB right now) phone.

My only worry is how little I see on the web about this phone as I think it deserves quite a bit of credit.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
Check your PMs
[Miscellaneous Android Development] TheDarkFenrir:
I, actually own this phone, also its not a mediatek, or mine isn't.

Snapdragon 430 processor

2GB ram

16GB storage

3000Mah Battery

5.5inch IPS Display

Stock Android

USB Type C AND a headphone Jack.

Honestly i've had little to no issues with this phone other than the bluetooth under battery stats showing some hilarious stuff.[IMG="BT"]https://i.imgur.com/sOE9kiM.png[/IMG]
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
If you want, you can PM me your google hangouts email, and we can see if it's possible to maybe crack into it and modify some software. Possibly unlock the bootloader or gain root access (or both).
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Junkrat115:
Have you gotten anywhere with that at all?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
Unfortunately not. When I looked at the wonder I thought it was a mediatek device, but it was actually a QCOM all along. I could've sworn the demo model I looked at a while ago had a mediatek in it.

But yeah, if this isn't a mediatek this won't be going anywhere anytime soon unfortunately.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] confessore:
is this not possible with TWRP?

I want to purchase the Orbic Wonder but I need to have root access in order for it to be a worthwhile investment
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
We can't get so far as to even put TWRP on it
[Miscellaneous Android Development] confessore:
OH. I understand now... I guess that leaves contacting Orbic as an option.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
Already tried, they said they will never unlock devices that are meant to reach consumer hands... AKA only their developers get to play around with stuff
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dbeeheim:
I have one of these if I run uname: get aarch64 rev 4.

similar to one on galaxy s6 so I guess is not so bad. 3gb ram would be better. I found a case that fits the phone. ZTE blade S6 max, but have to find a good screen protector that matches the fingerprint sensor, anybody any ideas?

I am giving mine to a relative after I discovered the bootloader issue. not a bad phone I figure.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Alanis0811:
I got the wonder as a replacement device after breaking the hardware on 2 phones in 4 months. I haven't tweaked it at all as I did with other phones, but it works pretty well as it comes with no bloatware, with all things considered. Would love to hear if someone roots theirs though. This bootloader is ....
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
Would you mind getting CPU-Z and posting the specs of the SoC and CPU?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tekweezle:
Specs for the Orbic Wonder. Currently have a client using one on Red Pocket Verizon.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] PaulcrBis:
Orbic Wonder

So I bought this phone a few weeks ago. So far I am impressed, particularly with its price point.

There is a post about the sound/speaker not being loud enough and I agree. I also agree with the quality of the camera.

The biggest issue I have is with the screen sensitivity when I am on the phone. If my ear or cheek touch the screen it starts activating things. For example, if I have a notification that I have a voicemail, when I am talking on the phone some part of my face will touch the screen, pull down the notifications, hit the notification for voicemail and then try to access my voicemail by putting the current call on hold and connecting to voicemail. Drives me nuts....anything on the screen I brush up against will launch.

I've looked for screen sensitivity settings (which I have seen on previous phones I've owned) and don't see anything related. Of course I could be missing it.

Anyone else experience this? Any ideas of how to change this? Calling Orbic didn't do any good....they are going to "forward it" and who knows if that will ever get a response.

So if you have thoughts - a setting on the phone or a 3rd part app, please let me know!!!

Otherwise, I quite like this phone!

Thanks!

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I've contact Orbic a couple times about questions I've had and haven't gotten much in the way of what I'd call answers. Were they able to help you?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] noidodroid:
Do you happen to have the firmware for this or could you dump it for me?I have aquired one of these Orbic Wonder RC555L phones but the previous owner did something to cause it to bootloop when i attempt to start it / put it in recovery or other modes. The only thing I can do is access Fastboot and Qualcomm 9008 mode which is GOOD i at least have FB of all things. I'm not sure what I should use to dump everything myself. My phone workstation here has limited software and hardware connected for the time being.

If you or anyone else could help me locate this firmware whether online or a dump of it that would be great! So far my extensive 2 day research has turned up nothing.

BTW: There is numerous vulnerabilities for this phone, some potentially useful for a root method. Bootloader is unlockable and i think it should be relatively easy to come up with something. I would be willing to use my device as a donor and help out if anyone is interested in achieving root and creating TWRP and eventually a custom Rom.

Just post and get ahold of me on here or email me at noidodroid AT gmail DOT com.

Thanks

---------- Post added at 07:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:45 PM ----------

Random info on this phone and its exposure due to its poor security.

cvedetails DOT com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-19239/product_id-49978/version_id-260479/Orbic-Wonder-Rc555l-Firmware-7.1.2 DOT HT ML

cvedetails DOT com/version/260479/Orbic-Wonder-Rc555l-Firmware-7.1.2 DOT HT ML

verizonwireles DOT com/support/orbic-wonder-update/

---------- Post added at 07:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:53 PM ----------

https : // fccid.io/2ABGH-RC555L
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
I do have a new method we can try for bootloader unlocking. I haven't replied to this thread in a long time because I had run out of ideas, but as of recently I now have one more trick I want to try. If you, or anyone reading this with this phone, wants to try some stuff out send me a PM. I'll get you in a telegram group
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
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[Miscellaneous Android Development] noidodroid:
I have already unlocked the bootloader. Simple fastboot commands, fastboot oem unlock, work on my builld of this model. I'll try to join up with you guys when i get a minute free. What i really need is a fulld dump of my build or really any build so i can figure out whats bootlooping mine. All i have access to is Qualcomm 9008 and Fastboot. I've no programmer etc for QPST else id dump what i have.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
People I spoke to couldn't get the bootloader unlocked, fastboot commands were locked out or something if I remember correctly. Would you mind sharing how you got that command running?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] noidodroid:
Well when i received this device it was a bit of a pain to get it into Fastboot at first. It took me some combinations of keys to get to what appears to be the bootloader with options for fastboot. FFBM, Recovery, Power Off. Start. I can't recall offhand atm the correct keys because every time I end up just pushing it into 9008 via holding both vol + vol - and putting data cable in then from there holding vol - plus pwr until it reboots into the bootloader or vol + plus pwr until it hits bootloader or 900E then i just randomize various button combos until it lands there lol. IDK why it's like that as once i get into the bootloader i can run any of the commands with cable removed as well and while it doesnt work it will bring me directly back to the bootloader. Same almost with using some of the combination keys. Sorry that was kind of ass backwards lol but you get what I mean.

From fastboot mode now I can goto cmd and simply type

fastboot oem unlock

and it gives me a screen asking if i want to unlock yes/no. I select yes and it reboots showing unlock status.

My main problem is the phone will show the bootlogo then just bootloops same thing when i use any option in the bootloader other than power off. Loops while showing the boot logo for like half a sec not even that long. Can barely make out orbic and android that is wrote on a white bootlogo.

Here are some images -

Bootloader and info - https : / / i.imgur.com/VuJUeCl.jpg

Bootloader unlock screen - https: / / i.imgur.com/M22VDCm.jpg

Fastboot getvar results -

C:\adb>fastboot getvar all

(bootloader) version:0.5

(bootloader) battery-soc-ok:yes

(bootloader) battery-voltage:4232000

(bootloader) variant:QRD eMMC

(bootloader) secure:no

(bootloader) version-baseband:

(bootloader) version-bootloader:

(bootloader) display-panel:

(bootloader) off-mode-charge:1

(bootloader) charger-screen-enabled:1

(bootloader) max-download-size: 0x1ff00000

(bootloader) partition-type:cache:ext4

(bootloader) partition-size:cache: 0x10000000

(bootloader) partition-type:userdata:ext4

(bootloader) partition-size:userdata: 0x22bd79e00

(bootloader) partition-type:system:ext4

(bootloader) partition-size:system: 0x120000000

(bootloader) serialno:

(bootloader) kernel:lk

(bootloader) product:MSM8937

all:

Finished. Total time: 0.098s
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
Just worked with [MENTION=7198481]Ghostoftime[/MENTION] to get this thing's bootloader unlocked. He has the Verizon variant. VERY GOOD NEWS POTENTIALLY COMING SOON.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] noidodroid:
Thats what this is. I believe Verizon is the only one working with them. Sorry guys I have been busy mostly with my job so haven't a moment to join in the telegram chan. I will join up now! =]
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
I can't speak for the factory unlocked variant because we didn't have one to test with, but for those of you with a Verizon variant of the Wonder, LISTEN UP!!!!! (and please see the note below the phone screen picture too)

1) Enable ADB Debugging in developer options

2) Plug in the phone, open a terminal/cmd window and type "adb reboot BL"

3) Once the phone reboots to a weird looking menu, type "fastboot oem unlock"

4) Use the volume buttons to select YES on the screen, and press the power button to confirm

5) Wait for it to reboot, wave goodbye to your warranty, say hello to unlimited possibilities

6) Never install any more official OTA updates ever again, in case they try to relock your phone

**IMPORTANT: The person I worked with said the SIM in the phone was not activated yet before doing all of this. I'm not sure if that makes a difference when trying this (like if it'll not work if you activated it already) but it's worth a try**
[Miscellaneous Android Development] noidodroid:
Now that I have dumped this Phone to files via QDLOADER 9008 hopefully we can get a custom recovery together for it, root, and maybe a modified stock rom. Unfortunately my phone refuses to boot into 9008 anymore nor fastboot. It is booting into 900E religiously and so far no button combination, battery removal, or my EDL cable will bring it back. Not sure what the deal is. I am thinking it is out juice or near close to it and defaulting to that DIAG 900E mode for some reason so it's not charging or if is very slowly. I am sure i will get it fixed but as of right now I just have some research under my belt, the complete dump of the phone and the willpower and knowledge to take it further if he decides to wake n boot up into Loader land.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] noidodroid:
Good news to those watching. I with my powers that be and my connections had The Orbic Wonder RC55L created by Reliance Mobile Company officially added to UAT Universal Android Tool. And I have done the worlds first frp bypasses in fastboot and EDL modes, full phone partitions dump with xmls for QPST, and next to come is TWRP Recovery and ROOT. We are working hard to get this device to where it can be modified and made into a workhorse. Not a bad phone for as cheap as it can be bought used/new. $30 ive seen it go for on eBay in mint condition used. Specs are octacore with 2gb of ram and it can run great especially more so once we get the ability to cook a stock or get Lineage OS going.

Screenshots and more coming soon.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
So I don't want to say too much since [MENTION=9833065]noidodroid[/MENTION] brought up a good point to me about secrecy (so our work doesn't get patched out). There does need to be a balance between publicity and secrecy though, as we want to attract others to this phone since the more users we have on here willing to help out the cause the better.

Anyway, we have root on the phone. Root privileges are 100% working and fully functional. I'm gonna talk to the guys today and see if I can get some screenshots posted so you know I'm not just screwing with you (I don't have the phone myself but want to get one very soon), but for now please take my word that root is working and progress is being made
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
Update 2: TWRP recovery was made as a dirty port from the E4 Plus recovery image since we don't have the sources to build for it. As far as we can tell so far it's functional. It should be good enough for at least flashing Magisk. Once we test it more we'll send it out here
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
https://mega.nz/#F!hpsSkapA!vOgSJvP1ea0AyjEaAU148A

Here's the long awaited repo. This contains the stock boot/recovery images, as well as a modded boot image that has magisk pre-loaded and the test dirty port TWRP recovery. As always, you alone are responsible for what you flash to your phone--while we tested it the best we could there may be some bugs we missed. Have fun!

Quick note about the TWRP image: its unable to mount /data at this time (it can do everything else so you just need to sideload zips into it), and it shows up as an e4 plus to your computer (since that's what we used to dirty port to)

This couldn't have been done without help. People in the orbic team groupchat risked their phone MULTIPLE times testing the **** I would throw at them that I wasn't even sure would break the phone or not. This phone doesn't have the "fastboot boot _____" option to safely test an image before permanently flashing it. When I wanted them to test stuff they'd outright flash the whole thing on there.

And of course, the real MVP here is [MENTION=9833065]noidodroid[/MENTION]. He managed to pull a full system dump for us to work with, WITHOUT ROOT PRIVILEGES... all with a broken Orbic himself. Even to this very moment he continues to surprise me with what he's capable of. We would not have any of the images we do if it weren't for his knowledge and expertise helping us all out.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jasonmerc:
Here comes another dev diary entry...

I was in the process of dirty porting Lineage 14.1 from [MENTION=5297774]bcrichster[/MENTION]'s build for the Qcom E4 Plus when I realized that (according to the Orbic's build.prop) the Orbic actually runs 64 bit! This is exciting by itself but that also means I don't think I'm gonna be able to "cheat" us into a ROM. We are back to square 1 with Orbic constantly trying to avoid giving me the kernel source they're supposed to

Oh and by the way, for anyone thinking about getting a Verizon variant, they're going NIB on eBay for like 50 bucks. I'd say cash in on this before the word spreads around that they were, how you say, "broken into"

Unless there's a 64-bit Lineage OS 14.1 image from another msm8937 phone I can use to try and dirty port, we are now at a standstill

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