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[Lenovo P2 Questions & Answers] cocopipou:
Since two weeks I'm personally using AospExtended v5.1 (https://xdaforums.com/lenovo-p2/development/rom-aospextended-rom-v5-0-t3706356) as a daily driver and I don't intend to change for another although there are some bugs or features that do not work like fingerprint (I don't use it), Volte (no problem knowing that my provider doesn't allow it in Belgium for the moment), GPS, airplane mode, ...

This rom includes the last security patch of begin January.

There are a few other Oreo roms available on the xda forum : Cardinal-OSP, AIM, Cosmic-Os, AOSIP, Validus, Pixel Experience, all of them in beta version.

Except Cardinal-OSP, I haven't tested these roms yet.

Choosing one of these roms remains a matter of personal taste and I will not waste my time or spend too much time testing all of them.

I will probably flash and test Pixel Experience one of the next days.

Any way I will not come back to Nougat.
[Lenovo P2 Questions & Answers] ASP02:
Pixel Experience rom is awesome ..with all pixel like ui and almost all features...
[LG Optimus L90] joealex23:
Hi guys, i have a problem with my LG L90 D415 from T-Mobile, some days ago i was using it normally, but at one point it was really, really hot, so i decided to take out the battery and let it cool down for a while, but when i turned it on again it was just stuck on the T-Mobile screen and nothing happens.

The phone is rooted and have TWRP recovery but i can't boot it to TWRP and i tried to flash it but i can't put it on dowload mode, when i try the "turn off the phone, hold the volume + button and conect the USB" i just get this:

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Is there any way to fix this?
[LG Optimus L90] DragonNike:
you fix it?
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Crix.Ful92:
Finally.

Moto Z2 Play Oreo is close to release.

Today, in Brazil, the beta release started.
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] chikrron:
Hey man you should give us the link for test new firmware
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] capedukewuhaha:
Good to hear.

Thanks for the Information!
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Rogerio_rlm:
Hello friend, this version is only for beta testers
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Crix.Ful92:
I know, infact we can't try this version yet and we have to wait for stable OTA
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Dan Marques:
Confirmed

I received yesterday!
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Crix.Ful92:
Didi you extract the zip file?
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Dan Marques:
No.

If you upgrade from the zip I extract you can brick your cell phone because you are not part of Soak
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] ogabriel:
Is it 64bits?
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Rogerio_rlm:
Thank you very much for the information, glad to know that soon you have an update :D
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] leibovitz:
Still 32bit?
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Face1ess:
Albus will never receive official 64 bit rom, sad but true:(
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] M1810:
Can someone share moto actions and dialer from 8.0?
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Crix.Ful92:
This apps works only with 8.0 Version
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] M1810:
I know, i want to test them on a oreo rom, at least someone can share the dialer? Thanks :)
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] emcom:
But why ? Is there any reason ? Is this official ?

I just bought one, and I'm curious...
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] femariaotoni:
If I purchased Z2 Play last Wednesday and signed up for the Motorola test program I still have a chance to receive it?
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Aszazell:
How did u sign for it? If u got the soak test let me know but I think it's only for brasil ppl. :(
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Crix.Ful92:
I think no.
[Moto Z2 Play  Guides, News, & Discussion] Crix.Ful92:
Yes it's only for brasilian user :)
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] Raztan:
This phone has no root and likely never will.

Is there anyway to move apps to the sdcard without formatting to internal (adopted storage)?

I don't want to do that because It encrypts the card and im fearful if the phone was ever damaged I'd never be able to pull the card and recover anything.

At the very least is there a way to shuffle off the OBB files to the sdcard without root?

Bonus question: is there a fix for this if root was possible?
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] dandrumheller:
Not that I'm aware of. But you could do a hybrid sd card to put apps on the adopted partition, and keep your photos/music/other stuff on a standard unencrypted partition.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] Raztan:
Genius, That sounds like a workable solution.

So do I need to format the card in any special way or can I just repartition the card in half and android will see both partitions?
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] dandrumheller:
Here's the guide I followed:

http://blog.sam.liddicott.com/2016/02/android-6-semi-adopted-storage.html?m=1

I got yelled at over on Reddit for suggesting this for to the potential for killing your SD card (as they're not 'designed' for this much read write action). That may be true. I've been running this way with no issues for over a year. YMMV.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] DB126:
I have been following a similar dual partition practice on a rooted Android 5.x device using symbolic links to migrate apps to the ext4 formatted partition while retaining a larger FAT32 partition for general use. I used the free version of Partition Wizard on Windows to format the SD card to my liking. To date no issues with card endurance.

I never considered this approach for adoptable storage until seeing your post! Very interested in trying this on on an unrooted Android 6 device that's getting a little snug on internal storage. I'll post outcomes if they differ from your findings.

Thanks again for sharing!
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] Raztan:
Confirm, Works on Verizon Moto E4

I tried to be clever about it and repartitioned with Gparted, Then aligned the fat under linux mint.

I popped the SDcard back in teh phone and it detected 2 SDcards.. great I thought.. I went into the smaller partition 48gb / 10gb

Hit internal memory format.. to my horror it took over the entire card..

I tried the guide and it worked fine, although you're sort of at it's mercy on how it formats.. it's a fairly simple procedure.

I am somewhat confused though after I did it before I moved anything to the card it says 5.5gb of space is being taken by "system" on the internal portion of the sdcard, It says total internal memory is 32gb but actually it should be more like 26gb (16 onboard + 10gb sdcard)

Im seriously confused on how to tell what files are stored on the sdcard and what's stored on the onboard memory.. it shows them separate under "storage" but ES explorer just shows the 48gb fat partition and the 10gb.. does not seem to be able to separate the internal and the sdcard, but it shows total space as 10gb so something really wrong there.

Maybe cause Im using a old version of ES before it went to hell.. 4.0.3 I think.

Im not sure now when I select sdcard if im getting the 48gb portion the SDCard or the 10gb "adopted storage" sdcard..

Very confusing.

EDIT: Ok I think I see what's going on.

The 10gb Im seeing is actual internal memory.. So it does not appear I can access the 10gb I set aside on the sdcard at all.. is that how it's suppose to work?

I installed a few large games, If I go into storage and click on the 10GB partition it says each game is saving about 50mb out of about 700mb /ea on the card.. whoa what a savings, I don't what that 50mb is but it sure ain't the huge ass obb file sitting in internal memory.

If I go into the app's data storage list it says it's storing to the adopted 10gb but obviously that's a lie since only a fraction is actually making it to the card...

if this is the best I can hope for out of adopted storage I'd be better off just going full portable.

Am I missing something?
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] dandrumheller:
I'm not sure what the method is for determining where a specific app lands when installed. Maybe up to the developer? But going into settings > storage shows me what's below. Drill down to the apps section, and you can manually choose what storage you want for each app.

This is my setup with a 128gb card with 32gb used as adopted storage.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] Raztan:
Your's looks similar to mine.

Are you able to actually access the adopted storage partition... browse for files? see I can't.. I can see internal storage and the public portion of the sdcard..

The adopted storage is not accessible via file manager.

It does not look like it will switch over once internal is full either.. I filled up the internal memory and then tried to install a app and it is telling me im out of space.

If this is the the way adopted storage is suppose to work it's fairly useless imo.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] dandrumheller:
I'm not aware of any file manager that can see the adopted storage. Haven't filled up internal to know if it will "spill over".

Some apps cannot be moved to adopted. Some install there by default.

My use case is to dump my low use or less resource demanding apps to the adopted storage, freeing internal faster storage for high use apps.

It's certainly not an ideal solution, but it at least provides an option for reducing limited internal storage...
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] Raztan:
I gotcha, I can only seem to get about 50mb's to transfer over, dead trigger 2 and hitman sniper

the bulk of it (the OBB files) stick around on internal whether or not I tell it to "change" to the sdcard or not..

Oh well Im just gonna reformat to portable and just limit what I install.. Why does google do this crap to us.

I lived without root on some of my previous phones but from here on out if it don't have root I got no use for it :(
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] madbat99:
NVM, forgot you said no root. My apologies
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] DB126:
I messed around with this for a bit. Was able to partition the card to my liking using the simple sm command outlined in this post (manual method). Much easier and more understandable than the previously linked approach IMO. Installed and moved a few things; everything worked as expected although the feedback from Google's storage panel is less than reassuring. They really want to make the process transparent and in doing so dilute the detail that enthusiasts appreciate.

Someone asked if you could see inside adopted storage with a standard file manager. Nope, as the contents are encrypted and Google does not provide an API TTBOMK.

There are random posts mentioning lost of home screen icons on reboots and other 'weirdness' when using adopted storage. I didn't experience any of that but also didn't spend much time testing.

In the end I stepped away and returned the entire SD card to portable storage as the benefit wasn't worth the potential hassles. That said, I could see this as a potential solution for those who are bumping up against the limits of internal storage AND need/want to reserve part of the SD card for general purpose storage.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] dandrumheller:
Any icons on home screens for apps that are in adopted storage will vanish after reboot until the device has time to re read adopted storage. Size and speed of card, and amount of data there all impact this. Pretty sure widgets are unavailable to apps on adopted storage as well.

It pretty much works about the same as the old apps2sd / link2sd options that we had to use back in the days of tiny on device storage sizes.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] DB126:
I have used symbolic linking (Apps2SD/Link2SD/etc) for sometime on rooted devices and never ran into such issues. I am also able to migrate apps and all associated data w/o limitation.

As you pointed out hardware/card speed and quantity of data likely are likely factors when using adopted storage. There is less setup and boot verification with symbolic linking; much of that takes place before the device is ready for user input. It's not a perfect solution as the mount scripts sometimes get borked and have to be rebuilt but supervisory apps detect/correct that with minimal intervention.

The biggest benefit of adoptable storage is it can be used on stock/unrooted devices. It's also relatively transparent for noobs. Beyond that it's more of a PiTA IMHO.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] dandrumheller:
It's been a long time since I've played with symbolic linking. At the time it felt pretty cumbersome to me, relative to my current experience with adopted storage. Definitely less user control and fine tuning with adopted though. Also, as you mention, no root required.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] Raztan:
Ya that sucks, It wouldn't be so bad if it would just move the largest chunk of an app over which on games is the OBB file(s)

Im sure google thinks this is better than the old move to sdcard option but imo they took a big step back.

I read their reasoning is how "wild west" the sdcard access was.. ya well if they're so worried about security maybe crack down on the overly abusive permissions on apps.. you can control some access, but some permissions they just treat like it's no big deal.

I guess google knows best right? /sarcasm.

Ya that's where Im at, Im just gonna be real selective about what I install, with only 16gb's about 5 of which is the system (that's crazy imo that android needs that much space) leaving only around 10-11gb of user space a few large games can really eat it up on top of cache, and other apps.

I think GTA SA for example takes like 2-3 gb (iirc, been a while)

Not at all, Im also interested in root solutions it won't help me on this phone but it would be good to know what other options are out there..

Next phone has to have root.. no two ways about it.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] madbat99:
I was going to say the Xposed module obb on SD looks promising. But then I remembered that no root was mentioned.

https://labs.xda-developers.com/store/xposed/com.smartmadsoft.xposed.obbonsd
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] Raztan:
Ya exposed framework is one of my favorite things on a rooted device, although someone told me it's semi broken on a lot of newer devices?
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] madbat99:
Works great on my moto e4 sprint (virgin mobile). And rovo89 just updated it for Oreo (beta of course), so it should be good. I'm using it with greenify, amplify, and gravitybox.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] DB126:
Outdated info; works fine on Marshmallow, Nougat and (very soon) Oreo.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] KevMetal:
i think if someone is unwilling to root you dont really have a reason to gripe for the simple fact that you knew your mobile device manufacturer has tried to limit user control for monetary reasons and isnt about to stop now . if anything they are working hard to upscale "security" and eliminate rooting all together . its simple ; profits and advertising and data mining comes first ...it is essential for google to spy on you and lay targeted ads on you and control your entire digital experience to track you ...have you ever tried using a gappless , rooted phone with custom OS ..the experience is light , sublime and stressless ..cant believe after all the public awareness of what google and apple really do ANY person would consider NOT rooting their phone just to protect themselves from forced advertising and tracking ... you would also be able to amplify your storage needs in a user friendly effective way without being bullied into buying a more expensive phone only for more storage at 3x the cost of additional storage or to use google cloud options so they control your data ....google dreams of going 100% apple and eliminating sd cards .......if you give in you can look forward to more user "friendly" restrictions and control for "the users own good" to simplify your phone ...yeah right ...root your phone and flash xposed or custom OS and use fake gapps no gapps microG and you will be able to move anything you like to your sd ...
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] TheHitMan:
Provide me your device recovery and boot image. I will make twrp recovery for your device.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] DB126:
While most of my devices are rooted and employ various levels of privacy protection a few are not...with full knowledge at the time of acquisition. Data tracking doesn't start/end with the device in your hand although that serves as an important behavioral/collection portal. It's far more sophisticated. Might be able to slow it down but to what end other than taking a personal stand? The age of raw rooting is slowly drawing to a close as the security implications far out weight consumer demand for this capability. I really don't think Google etc cares about the loss of data collection capability on the <0.10% of devices that deploy measures beyond a simple ad blocker.

---------- Post added at 03:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:58 PM ----------

Even if available there would be no way to install/boot a custom recovery on a XT1768 the bootloader remains locked and fastboot crippled.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] TheHitMan:
Now i am able to see #VERIZON in the thread title. LOL :p
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] Raztan:
Thanks for the offer but like was pointed out it's boot loader is locked so wouldn't be able to do anything with it.

Thanks for your insightful post Kev.

If you carefully look at my original post im not crying about Verzion locking the phone down, nor am I belly aching I can't root.

The real problem was the changes made by google to the way sdcards work which I was unaware of since my prior highest android device is my moto e2 which is running lollipop. For the price I paid for the e4 I knew I could live without root.. that's not what Im crying about but thanks anyway.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] SGH-i200:
MTP patitions and "Migrate Data" menu option of the internal storages

Question on MTP patitions:

Answer from http://blog.sam.liddicott.com/2016/...howComment=1457022437052#c5282448678186187717

Question on 'install location':

Answer from http://blog.sam.liddicott.com/2016/02/android-6-semi-adopted-storage.html
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guillotine35:
First of all sorry for bad english

I cannot flash anything because of this error and also when i press the power button it says: ''Firmware upgrade encountered an issue.Please select recovery mode in kies and try again'' i think pit partition is also problem. I was using custom ROM and i cannot open recovery mode neither help me guys it is the error log:

<ID:0/004> Added!!

<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..

<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<OSM> Please wait..

<OSM> I9300XXELLB_I9300OJVELL3_I9300XXELLA_HOME.tar.md5 is valid.

<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..

<OSM> Leave CS..

<ID:0/004> Odin v.3 engine (ID:4)..

<ID:0/004> File analysis..

<ID:0/004> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/004> Initialzation..

<ID:0/004> Set PIT file..

<ID:0/004> DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET!!

<ID:0/004>

<ID:0/004> Re-Partition operation failed.

<ID:0/004> Added!!

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

<ID:0/004> Removed!!

<ID:0/004> Added!!

SOLUTION:

I solve the problem i just simply renew the phone's root and then flashed a firmware now there is no problem and thanks for the reply
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivadow:
If you have "re-partition" ticked in odin, untick it.

Are you absolutely sure that the firmware you're flashing is correct for that variant?. Have you tried recovery via kies?.

If yes to all then you might have to find a pit file and flash it because it is trying to re-partition the nand, could be corrupt.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guillotine35:
Yes i tried to untick it but then it couldnt find pit file.

I'm certain that i downloaded the right firmware. And i tried with 3 other firmware as well.

I tried kies but i couldnt do it because it couldnt connect the phone.

And lastly i tried 4 other pit files but result is same where can i find the right pit file i think it is the problem. By the way last night i could flashed twrp recovery but i couldnt open it. When i tried to it open twrp it opened download mode. And it is the important part: i could not FLASHED AGAIN just happened once odin always keep stuck at "set partition" with "GET MAPPING FOR PIT..." step.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivadow:
Try a pit file WITH the firmware in odin and see how far that gets..

Read post #1 here: https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/help/solved-pit-bricked-dead-problem-gt-t2535367
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guillotine35:
Thank you but i solved it.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iki_sure:
Hai, can you tell me how to renew phone root?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guillotine35:
You just have to root phone here it's explanation:

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2499904
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aki001:
How did you solve it?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] masu222:
hi Brother i am getting same issue can you tell me how you fix this issue partitino error
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jasmin74:
same error - Tab A 2016 - SM-T580.

I would be grateful for any help here .. i unticked & ticked the re-partition but same result
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bornoamit:
samsung sm-T580 pit partition error in odin

I try to update my sm-t580 to android 9.0 by using firmwere . I was did with odin flash. After that my tab is not start normaly. I plug my charger and my tab show boot screen and say invailed kernel length. There is no recovery mode only download mode is ok. But when i try to flash any firm were like 6.0 ,7.0 or 8.0 odin failed with massage there is no pit partition.:crying: Help me out plz .
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Snuk265:
wrong thread, search in the section for your device
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Behzadmonadjemi:
I have this problem too!

hey i have this problem i used so many firmwares but its says every time re-partition faild!

And sometimes says pit faild! There is no pit partition... I want to know how did u do renew root?

My phone just stucked in downloading do not turn off target!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nakaiman:
I just had that ODIN Re-Partition Error, when this happens you are flashing with the wrong country file for your device. You need to reboot into your recovery mode & check those 13 Letter & Numbers above in Recovery Mode eg:

1: The Model Of The Device = Samsung SM-A217M

2: A217MUBU5BUA3 is the Baseband Version number & letters found above in

Recovery mode or in Settings = About = BaseBand Version.

3: Type that same number A217MUBU5BUA3 in Google Search & you will get

the correct country from the result to go to either links to download the

correct country firmware, the one with samfw is the better link to use.

4: Download & apply each file as usual & START. You will see it applying the

firmware with no Re-Partition Errors. It reboots & all is good now. Let me

know if it worked for you, it did for me.

http://www.sammobile.com or http://samfw.com
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] worgorgee:
This solution worked for me. I had the re-partition error with four different stock firmwares. Finally I used device info app to check my baseband and bootloader number. I then used those numbers to search for my exact firmware. Flashing this new firmware worked for the very first attempt. A big thanks.