yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] joking:
I have couple games for ppc but I want to install them on the micro sd card and play on the Wing. Can I do that? Will doing that corrupt the file on the sd card in the long run?
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] mv3:
yes, you can.

they can only cause boot loop if it overwrites a neccessary windows driver..which it will probably not..

the probability of storage card or file corruption.. well you are dealing with windows and with blocks of memory...so it's always a possibility... no matter how great of an os windows is... it's still annoyingly stupid at times, hehe.

of course.. some games don't work properly from the sd card.. usually they automatically look for local windows files needed and they can't find them.. because they look for storage card/windows... oops.. so some games do have to be installed on the ppc itself. ;)
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] joking:
OK thanks for the info. I Guess I have to try to see which one works from the sd card. :)
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] JLine05:
Every game that I have ever installed, I've put on my storage card and had no problems. You should be fine with just about anything.
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] joking:
and then you have to create a short cut for the game in the "start up menu" folder right?
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] JLine05:
Not if its a .cab file. It will auto install and create the link for you.
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] joking:
Oh I see, so you copy the cab file to the sd and run it from there.

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One more thing, this is not relate to subject but here is a thought.

I remember reading the cookers said that there is certain size limit requirement when they cook a rom and that's why they can't remove a lot of stuffs.

Here is my thought, why don't they just remove stuffs that they want. Then let say the size limit for a rom is 50 MB and now they have 45 MB. Can they just create a "junk" folder and put some junk files/pictures in that folder to bring the size of their rom to the limit. After people flash their rom, they can just delete the "junk" folder? Then we can have a clean rom with less amount of storage.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] rathisaurav07:
Suggest some best rom for mi5
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] masruri03:
This most stable Nougat ROM with tons of costumization latest RR ROM : https://sourceforge.net/projects/cc0705/files/RR/

Or if you prefer lighter ROM with less costumization, try DOT OS : https://sourceforge.net/projects/cc0705/files/

Combine with SODA KERNEL b1.3 from xda : https://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=27612

If you want to get the bleeding edge OREO ROM, take this latest most stable OREO ROM :

https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=233861

Combine with Priima Kernel to get fully potential :

https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=745849072291697133

For tweaking the kernel Join telegram channel for our Mi5

Home to all the artillery for our precious Mi 5 (gemini):

t.me/mi5arsenal

Mi 5 Public Group:

t.me/joinchat/CQCWTj-9G7RzUdfzKHbqbw

For nougat it gives max 3-4 hour SOT, because my battery has ruined without no gaming, only mobile data, WhatsApp, Telegram, Line, Facebook. With total time on 16 hour.

For OREO it gives max 4-5 hour SOT, because my battery has ruined without no gaming, only mobile data, WhatsApp, Telegram, Line, Facebook. With total time on 21 hour.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] teddymilk:
Newbie here, in term of stability for daily driver, how do you compare this bleeding edge OREO ROM with Cosmic-OS OREO 8.1 ROM? Thanks man :)
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] masruri03:
I haven't use Cosmic - OS so I can't compare with it.

Currently I'm using AEXmod OREO by DennySPB. It really stable as daily drivers and get routine weekly update, some people report that this ROM doesn't have VOLTE support, I can't verify it because VoLTE not supported at my place.

Sorry for my language too amazing for understanding. [emoji28]
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] gjooro:
JDCteam 7.1.2 wins hands down as far as speed (and stability) go. I've tried several other roms and always kept coming back to JDC. It's the fastest and most fluid rom by far, and it's bug free. There is also oreo beta version that is equally fast and fluid, but it's still beta and doesn't have all the features so I'm sticking with 7.1.2 as a daily driver. There is also bb kernel for JDC which I have tried but didn't notice a big difference in performance or battery between stock kernel that comes with JDC rom, so I am using stock. Newer firmware as well (v7.12.14 currently).

I am surprised that people here often recommend some roms that either are not fully functional (PA 7.3.1 doesn't have call volume adjuster for example), or that are utterly slow (latest AEX 7.1.2 for example, very laggy). I don't mean to bash the mentioned roms, I respect the people that develop them, but I wouldn't recommend them as daily drivers.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] shahriar_nahid:
Whats your opinion on LOS? I have used LOS several times and briefly Mokee Rom. But I kept coming back to MIUI Developer. Is JDC better than LOS at present. I use only one phone so stability is a huge concern.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Alexhuon:
Great if you can share screenshot of this rom for comparing to the stock one.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] gjooro:
Yes. From my experience JDC is more fluid than LOS and LOS based roms, and I have not experienced any instability so far.

I always do a clean flash, currently on last JDC 7.1.2 / Gapps pico / v7.12.14 firmware
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] masruri03:
I almost forget with JDC Nougat, it's been long time since I open xda for searching ROM, it's good nougat ROM with minimal costumization.

Yes the latest official AEX with stock kernel not so good, try with Nagatobimaru kernel and you will get good performance.

What I mean in my post is AEXmod by DennySPB, It does not release at xda but at telegram. Maybe you can try, for first time reboot it little bit slower because app optimization, but after reboot it gives me good performance and battery life comparing with nougat based ROM.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] rathisaurav07:
RR rom is official?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] masruri03:
There's official version of RR ROM in xda, but it is final version, so won't be updated anymore. Here is the link :

https://xdaforums.com/mi-5/development/rom-resurrection-remix-v5-8-0-t3508390

In my previous post, it is unofficial version. The developers still maintain the ROM and update it if there are any changes on RR base.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] rathisaurav07:
I was thinking to flash paranoid. Can you tell me the bug?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] masruri03:
last time I used PA ROM, I didn't noticed any annoying bugs, it's stable for daily use.

But it only has little costumization.

For battery life, any nougat ROM have almost same battery life, just little difference 30 minutes SOT usually.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] troublecro:
I can confirm everything,only JDC 7.1.2

Other either laggy or half functional
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] rathisaurav07:
Do jdc have volte?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Giuseppe1711:
Which ROM do you suggest for battery life? My Mi5 is a year and a half old and the screen time is only 4h on LOS, on a youtube video of 15 min the battery discharge of 5%, is that normal? PS. The bringhtness is set to 30%
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] The361:
I just tried dot os, and im in love with it!! It almost as same as jdc in term of speed, i hope it got a final update where the bugs is all gone, i found a tiny bugs that is not affect performance such as cannot change user's pic, setting in dot extras forced closed when tried to turn off camera sound, and many settings that require to be turned off and on before it works properly, but this is the best rom since JDC in my opinion, hmmmm, havent tried that rr tho, is it so different from that laggy official one?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Pierfranc:
What I can say, since I want a light but full working ROM, is to go with Xiaomi.eu ROM which has all Miui functions without unnecessary app and battery life, speed, ram management are way better. Unlike other ROM you have not to fix many things not working and set stuff. For example many roms got problems with camera (front or back) so you have to find a solution and since I want things already working I put Xiaomi.eu ROM on my phone and I can be safe.

But actually I'm thinking to try Miui 7 last version because it was the fastest and with better battery consumption. It misses a lot of new features which slow the phone.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] PotatoMASH3R:
I should say that I agree with you. Best ROM considering speed and stability is the xiaomi.eu rom. But LOS and JDC Nougat ROMs are also stable and bug free. If you want a near stock android experience you should try one of them. LOS is better imo as they provide weekly builds. otherwise better to go with the xiaomi.eu ROM. :D

I have a bad image retention with my display so sadly I'll have to stick with LOS for the rest of the future of my mi5 ....
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] kryo helios:
I need ultra battery backup... I use mobile data (4G) a lot... Can u suggest me any ROM even if its stock (old or new) to get SOT more than 4.5 hrs
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] ngato35:
pls link latest flashable firmware
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] alimmm78:
which OS do you think is good for battery life? (LOS or RR or miui or xiaomi.eu ..... )
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Tsuzan:
For me

for nougat rom i would say lineage os 14.1 or resurrection remix 5.85 both are awesome rom RR comes with more customization option

For oreo i would say lineage os 15.1 is the most stable version out there i have tried all the roms like cosmic os it had serious network issue , AOSP 5.1 it had some bugs with the touch capacities buttons but for me Lineage os 15.1 is working great no bugs so far plus new portrait mode works on lineage os
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] midterm_2003:
I'm using paranoid for one reason as it pass safety net and certified play store and also has no built in root.. Hence can run my banking apps with no issue and without the hassle of Magisk which even don't work for certain banking apps

Any one knows any other ROM same as paranoid?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Pierfranc:
I'd recommend Xiaomi.eu version if you want install Miui because it's a lighter version of Chinese developer version and it's fast and better battery duration. I'm working well with it.

But I'm looking for the best AOSP ROM with Nougat or Oreo.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Xpme:
This is the most stable state I could achieve.

Edit: firmware 7.9.22 because 8.1.4 has problems with playing media over headset with this rom

https://xdaforums.com/mi-5/development/tool-flashable-firmware-twrp-easy-t3474898

Latest official AospExtended 20171017 ROM

https://xdaforums.com/mi-5/development/rom-aospextended-rom-v4-2-t3606085

Kernel by DennySPb from this build https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=745849072291693325

I go with this kernel because the stock kernel from AospExtended has OC.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] amogus:
Have you tried aexmod dennyspb 4.6 20171207 rom? I've tried it and it's very smooth but mobile data is not working.. do you know how to fix it?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Xpme:
I tried it and couldn't get mobile data to work. It's such a shame, that version looked very promising.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Thund3ra:
Hello guys, I'm using the last release of xiaomi.eu beta but I'm considering give a shot for other rom. JDC, LOS or RR which one you guys recommend? Maybe some rom with android 8.0?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Shaz0007:
AEXmod OREO by DennySPB weekly update require clean flash?

I have just flashed AEXMOD 5.1 for 5.2 what will i do ? Dirty flash or clean flash?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] prottoy:
For tweaking the kernel Join telegram channel for our Mi5

Home to all the artillery for our precious Mi 5 (gemini):

hey man can you share your best setting with prima kernel?

would be greatfull. :)
[Huawei Mate 9 Pro Questions & Answers] livevalue:
I never saw this func no and error number before. Searched all over the web except Chinese sites -im gonna look for also. Phone stays in bootloop and not charging. Only working 2-3 minutes with power chord.

I asked [MENTION=4572798]duraaraa[/MENTION] and thank him for his kind support. If I can enter fastboot mode I'm going to ask for his help again.

I tried all key combinations. None of them working. Tried to flash with OTG, not responding. My Mate 9 Pro (bably) bricked I think. Watch and see. I can try any suggestions for.

https://youtu.be/Q9k5wTMz7r0
[Nokia X] N10God:
hi,there is a plane for dev android go for Nokia x/xl?:(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yakia:
Hi guys, i just found a strange .wav file called silence in /system/media when i was trying to find the little Nokia sound, i think you already know that this file makes no sound, what can it be ?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] dadihu:
Hello guys, i just enabled camera2api using the following steps:

1.cmd:'adb reboot bootloader'

2.cmd:'fastboot boot twrp.img'

3.Boot into TWRP. Tap on mount, and mount the System partition.

4.cmd:'adb shell'

5.cmd:'echo 'persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1' >> /system/build.prop'

6.exit and restart phone

What i want to know is will I be able to install supersu using only "fastboot boot twrp.img" instead of "fastboot flash boot.img"?

because if so, i wouldn't need to flash twrp at all for root.

btw, my phone is xiaomi mi 5 and I'm using global miui 9 rom and I still want to use it.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Ibuprophen:
I don't have this device but, the following threads may be helpful for what you are looking for.

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3707145

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3351175

Good Luck!

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

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

PLEASE KEEP IT IN THE THREADS WHERE EVERYONE CAN SHARE
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] AkriPro:
Hello XDA, I am new to Android world since two days ago with my new OnePlus 5t.

I was an iPhone user ever since, but i sold my iPhone 6 because I needed a newer phone with bigger screen and utilities!

I can't afford high Apple prices of iPhone X so here I am in the Android community with my new 5T!

I set up my new phone, I installed Nova Launcher and I think I am good with the settings I've decided to use. However I am still exploring Android world and I am searching for apps and modifications I could use and could help me.

So, can you suggest some must have apps or modifications and moves that someone is good to do in the Android and especially on OnePlus 5T that I might not know?

And for the end, I bought the Karbon Case with the glass protector. Should I remove and change the pre installed glass that OnePlus have or should I keep the pre installed glass until is full of scratches and I can't use it anymore and then install the one I bought?

I hear some people say that with the pre installed glass on I "loose" a lot of the screen quality and have more fingerprints on my screen. Is that true? And is the original protector better than this?

I've written an article here, sorry for the big amount of questions, but I am new to this and I would love a little help!

Have a good day and a happy new year!
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] tweeny80:
I'll reply about software mods. I will ignore Root & custom recovery as you are new to android & FREEDOM. Consider Root etc as advanced. Aftewer reading tutorials you can decise next move.

1st - review Nova Launcher. Consider installing it, consider buying pro version.

What is Nova: an app which displays your home screen & app drawer (where all your app icons exist). It is highly customisable & extends your android experience.

2nd - Custom icon packs & themes

What they are: android lets you change app icons, made much easier by using Nova launcher. There are free & paid icon packs in Play Sore. They can be changed system wide.

Themes

hmm you may need to Root to get full themes...read up on substratum and OOS, see what you learn. YOu can change the look of EVERYTHING with substratum.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] AkriPro:
Thank you a lot for the reply!

I surely not thinking about rooting for the time being until I learn a lot more about the phone and Android. In addition to that many users say that rooting in this device with this software is kind of unnecessary and it has only a small impact and amount of stuff to offer! Is this nevertheless true?

I 've already bought Nova Launcher and it's incredible program with a lot of features!

I'll search for icon packs in Play Store!

What's different with a theme except wallpaper and icons?

Is there any other program or tool except look customization that it might be useful?

Thank you again !
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] Didgeridoohan:
You can do quite some stuff with your device if you root it. But, you can do a lot without root as well...

If you do decide to root, remember that you're going to have to unlock the bootloader (there are guides all over xda and it's not difficult) and that will wipe your device. ALWAYS keep a backup of important files...

There are currently two major ways to go if you want to root: Magisk or SuperSU.

Unfortunately, SuperSU has been sold to a company that seems to really have dropped the ball and are losing a lot of the trust that [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] built up over the years. It's also closed source, something that can be considered an issue with this kind of software.

Magisk is open source and very actively maintained and developed. That does sometimes cause some instabilities and there's currently some issues with OnePlus Oreo releases and Magisk v15.1. As long as you do your homework before flashing anything you should be good though.

And, ALWAYS keep a backup of important files.

Once rooted there are two fun things for modifying your device: Magisk and Xposed.

Magisk can inject modified files into your system without actually touching the system files. This is useful if you want to keep your device untouched so that you can update it with OTA updates. It also helps with hiding root and some modifications from apps and services that don't work on rooted devices (i.e. banking apps, SafetyNet, etc).

Xposed injects code into your system and alters how apps work in major ways. This can be made systemless as well with the help of Magisk by installing Xposed as a Magisk module. With Xposed there's hardly any restrictions on what kind of modifications can be done... In theory. Not currently available on Android Oreo, but from what it sounds like, it's not that far away. Xposed is one of those mods that are really hard to hide, so if you need to use something like SafetyNet, systemless is the way to go since you then can disable and enable it when needed.

There's a lot to read, so (again) make sure you do your homework before doing anything.

And, ALWAYS keep a backup of important files.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] AkriPro:
I am sure that I have to learn Android first and then root!

I read about Magisk and I think is the best way to root my device!

Currently though I can't find any reason to root. I used to have iOS so the modifications I can do to my phone without root are already a lot!

When I learn Android and read a lot more about rooting my device and feel that I need it, I will!

I have backup of my device to On, but is this the best way to backup?

Is there any way that backups all my settings, apps and appearance of my phone??

So that I can restore exactly the same image of my phone as it is now and after rooting?
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] Fraught:
I will tell you, though, that you shouldn't be too scared of rooting. I rooted my very first Android device back in like 2011, and as long as you just follow the instructions, there is really almost no way to muck anything up. Also, after you unlock your bootloader, you can always recover from (AFAIK) any software error.

Also, I would also say there is not nearly as much reason to root these days and almost anything can be had without it (especially with some new stuff in Oreo), but if you're still on Nougat (Android version 7), then you might want to have a look at Substratum (which is a theming engine for Android). Substratum is pretty much the reason I root, so I can theme my whole phone to be dark grey and black (with Mono/Art and Swift Black) with the simplest procedure (since there's this rootless Substratum module called Andromeda for Oreo, but I haven't even checked it out yet, despite being on an 8.0 AOSP ROM). Of course, you might already like the the theming options the 5T has (and Substratum Legacy support, which is all OxygenOS regrettably has, is really not that great anyway), but it's something to consider in the future.

Also, the best way to back up everything is to get a custom recovery (which needs an unlocked bootloader etc) and backing up from there. I've done that in the past, though, and it has failed to restore often (and I don't profess to being super knowledgeable about it, so I may have mucked something up, but if you're completely new to Android anyway, then that might be a fear worth having). These days, I just use Titanium Backup to back up individual apps, because with Titanium Backup, you can back up an app so that all of the app's settings are kept (which is especially useful for something like Nova Launcher, so that it keeps all of your settings and you can just restore it and use it the way it was before). With that said, Titanium Backup also needs root. The best way to rootlessly back up is...whatever Google back-up options are in the settings, I think.

With that said, just so we're on the same page, you should know that rooting does not wipe your device - unlocking your bootloader does. After you unlock your bootloader, you can root or unroot and you won't lose your data. I'm a pretty reckless person with warranty generally, so I always unlock the bootloader on every new Android I get almost immediately, so I won't have to wipe after that, but you should keep in mind that it does "void warranty" (though I sent in my bootlooping Nexus 6P - which had an unlocked bootloader - to Huawei, and they didn't mind at all, sending me a new 6P as a replacement).
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] Didgeridoohan:
This is a OnePlus device. Unlocking the bootloader does not void the warranty...

https://oneplus.net/support/faq#85000005+GD00000034
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xky1980:
Hi friends, I've installed aptoide repository and it shows me Moto apps update. I was able to update Moto actions and Moto display, bat when I try to install Moto app, it can't be installed. I must restart the phone to have old version working. There is any way to install it without root? I have 5.0 version and the new version is 5.6.

Thanks!
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krhodney:
Não funciona a atualização do aplicativo Moto, nem o Moto Voz.

Apenas a atualização do Moto Tela.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acejavelin:
Per XDA T&C of use, English is mandatory use of other languages is not allowed.

---------- Post added at 10:22 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:21 AM ----------

Remove the one from Aptoide and use the one with the device (or update from the Play Store only)... it doesn't have the same model restrictions, that version obviously isn't for our device.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StankFiss:
Unfortunately you cant update to newer version. Some things might work but you will lose the other. I wouldn't mess with it to much or you can nerf all moto apps. Ive tried numerous ways to update the moto app but in truth its really not worth it. You really don't gain that much. Different UI and small changes is not worth the headache. From trying to flash to put it as a system app to changing build.prop. Pretty sure theres signatures that Moto uses for those apps to detect variants and certain adjoining apps that you need to have.