yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] savedR:
Whelp, bad news, I did a factory reset and that totally fixed my battery I think! So, great for me, my phone is back to normal, but not a useful data point for you unfortunately.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Robert3750:
I don't understand why all these "adjustments" need to be made after a version "upgrade". "I'm the latest and greatest version! I'm going to set things in your phone that eat up your battery!" WHY??
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Lauren G:
Everything was fine after the Oreo update, but I can barely get through a full day without changing. The main issue seems to be Android system.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] vinodrodricks:
Disable all smart locks if enabled like Voice recognition, location locks etc., It will definitely drain battery if enabled.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Lauren G:
I don't have any of those enabled.
[General Questions and Answers] RealAkito:
Downloading on github is too slow (100mbps internet bandwidth and 10-12 megabyte per second)

But download speed on github 500 kilobyte per sec

... What da hell! (I'm in Thailand - South East Asia)

Now 50-150 KiB/S

Anyone know how to fix it! it took me forever to "repo sync"
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] mazmazmaz:
Hi Guys....

i have mediapad m3 LTE. after root and install Android 7, Camera Not work.

I Reset But not solved.

do you have any idea?

thanks....
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] postman090:
Hello! I have the same situation with my BTV-W09. Rollback did not help. If you can solve this problem. Describe this here.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] weissgarnichts:
Looking for a pure texting smartphone (screen < 4,5" and hardware qwerty-keyboard)

Hi.

I am looking for a smartphone in "former blackberry design" (small non-touch-screen and physical qwerty-keyboard).

Are there still android-devices out there?
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] dcillusions77:
Should I wait until the next version of the Oneplus phone comes out to purchase? Seems like it might be around the corner. I'm really impressed with the specs and features of the 5T. I'm just ready to dump this dang pixel xl. Are all you developers pleased enough with the 5T to upgrade to the next version when it becomes available?
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] crakerjac:
OnePlus seems to iterate their phones every 6 months instead of the typical year. This means that a 'new model' is always just right around the corner. It also seems like (to me anyways) that this drives DEVs away as who wants to develop for a phone that will only be produced for 6 months (or less with the OnePlus 5).
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] Macusercom:
It really depends. I'm happy that LineageOS 15.1 and Franco kernel is out for the OnePlus 5T and I wouldn't want to wait weeks for them to come out for the OnePlus 6. Moreover, as the OnePlus 6 appears to use a notch, I'm happy with my OnePlus 5T for now. It comes down to personal preferences but I wouldn't always bet on the newest and latest devices. It could even be that the OnePlus 6 will be much more expensive or lack a feature you want.

If you do tend to get the OnePlus 6 I would advise you to not buy it instantly. I was happy not to have bought the OnePlus 5 after the jelly scrolling issues (even though I would never have bought it due to the fingerprint sensor being at the front) and I'm happy I got the OnePlus 5T with no issues so far apart from the Widevine L3 problem which I do not care about too much.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] krugm0f0:
This comes for every phone on the market. Should I buy it or wait for next gen.

Do you want it, buy it. Can you wait, wait. Next will always be better I guess.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] ps000000:
OP6's screen might be 19/9 or more screen ratio with notch.

Snap 845 for sure.

Good to wait.:fingers-crossed:
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] Kirahvi:
I dislike the "notch mentality" and personally probably only use 25% of the power of the Q835. 5t is a solid phone that will last me hopefully the next 2-3 years. If the camera gets a big overhaul I might consider an earlier upgrade but looking at OP's track record I'd doubt it.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] dcillusions77:
I ordered a pair of 5T's. These pixel xl's had to go. Thanks for everyone's input.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] qbanlinxx:
Just got mine and it's awesome. Great battery life and buttery smooth.. Enjoy
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] dcillusions77:
Nice I get mine Tuesday. Cya google, and hello at&t
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Accessories] rlatjs17:
I came across their channel on YouTube and it seems like a solid competitor to the whitestone at half the price. They have more screen coverage than the whitestone so case compatibility might be an issue. They also ship from singapore.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] ddv2005:
Hello everybody,

I have huge issue with sound quality on call between two S9 on T-Mobile. The sound looks electronic and rattles at high frequencies. If I call to any other phones (landline, Applie 6s+, S7) then sound is great.

Dmitry
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] wmharley:
was wifi or volte on?

I try to turn off those on my G6 and previous phones as it always sounded electronic and tinny.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Hollyrawk:
Talking to my husband on his G6 sounds like a maraca shaking before each sound or word he says. Both of us are on T-Mobile. Talking to an iPhone 7 has no distortion. When I searched I found that the s7 had a lot of issues similar and some people said if the speaker rattles when shaking the phone then it is faulty, which mine does. Any idea?

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On mine I always choose prefer wireless network so it only relies on wifi when out of range. It shouldn't have been using wifi for either call.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] ddv2005:
Wifi calling is off but VoLTE can't be turned off since Samsung S8. Also I found that at time of call to another S9 I have HD+ icon but on call to Apple just HD. I guess that HD+ use new voice codec and S9 have some quality issues with them. Some Note 8 thread indicate that it have Phone HD settings to disable HD calling but I can't run it on S9.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] hbk5585:
My wife has the EXACT same issue when talking to me! I have the S9+ and she has the S9. We're both on T-Mobile, and It's only on her end, only taking to me. I have not a single issue with calls so far and she has no problems when calling a landline phone, it's only T-Mobile to T-Mobile when calling me. So weird...any chance its the 600 Mhz the S9 now supports? Any ideas on how to fix?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] vooman:
There is definitely a issue calling from S9 to S9 phone on

T-mobile.. My Mom, Brother, Sister, and myself all got the S9 Plus and the call quality is absolutely horrible, a ton of feedback and distortion when calling amongst ourselves...

Hope they figure this out asap...
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] MedzHovig:
Wife and I just joined T-Mobile yesterday to take advantage of the BOGO on the S9. I got the S9+ and she got the S9- calls to each other sound like a tin can on a string. I use Google voice for work, and the call on that was awesome. I'm about 99% sure the quality issue is with the HD+.. I remember running into this issue in the past on a different phone and once I deactivated that setting it sounded great.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] AL2K3:
This is still an issue for me. Did anybody solve?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] vooman:
Its still a issue, I can't see how this is not being widespread talked about with T mobile users.. everyone that I know that has a S9 that calls each other has this issue..
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] AL2K3:
Yeah, I know the s9 has a lot of call issues in other countries that they are working on patches but unsure if tmobile will.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] dolowoyo:
Any resolution?

I assume no one has this issue resolved with the S9 / T-Mobile hissing sound?

I just switched to Tmobile and now wish I knew about this issue prior. I'm even thinking of going back to iOS. ?

I've even been to their store and no one seems to know anything.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] hasasimo:
Nope, still an issue. And now it's an issue between Note9 and S9 users as well, not just S9-to-S9.

Hate to say it, since I'm a long-time Android and T-Mobile user, but if you're going to be making a lot of regular voice calls to Note9 or S9 users, you may either want to switch carriers or just get a different phone.

There is no option to disable HD+ voice, and the only workaround is to switch your network from LTE/3G/2G to 3G/2G, which of course is unacceptable given the reduction in data speeds.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus Questions & Answers] Domanshi:
The title says it. Does it work only on Xiaomi branded ear/headphones? Or does the phone not support it at all? I see it at the settings menu, so I figured that maybe I can use it.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus Questions & Answers] Lightracer:
It works for every earphone model not only xiaomi branded ones. And all phones that run MIUI has the Mi Sound enhancer. Surprised no one answered your question earlier
[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
1. AndroidX

Dev: Camcory

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Testing.

Security Patch: July 2018

ROM Updated: 8/5/18

About: "Stock-like" ROM. This developer has provided a stable device tree that many of the ROMs below are using. First released in Nov 2017. In March 2018 he took over as the maintainer for AOSiP.

Feature Set: Minimal

Device Tree: AOSP (Camcory)

DRM: L1

SELinux Status: Enforcing

Custom Kernel Support: ?

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
All ROMs listed are Android Oreo 8.1.​

***Developers, If you'd like your ROM listed or have any questions/comments, please post in the thread, or PM me.***​

( Most ROM downloads can be found at Androidfilehost )

Section 1:

THE ROM LIST

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Click on the ROMs below for information, features and downloads!​

01. AndroidX ( ROM Updated: 8/5/18 )

02. Beltz ( 4/5/18 )

03. ABC (Android Builders Collective) ( 8/1/18 )

04. Cypher OS ( 07/25/18 )

05. Dirty Unicorns (DU) ( 11/9/18 )

06. Nephlim ( 5/23/18 )

07. AOSiP (Official) ( 9/29/18 )

08. Resurrection Remix (RR) (Unofficial) ( 7/27/18 )

09. Nitrogen ( 8/7/18 )

10. AICP (Android Ice Cold Project) ( 12/17/18 )

11. CrDroid (Official) ( 11/23/18 )

12. Validus and TipsyOS (Ground Zero ROMs) ( 7/29/18 )

13. Screwd (Official) ( 7/29/18 )

14. Clean AOSP ( 3/16/18 )

15. Lineage OS (Official) ( Daily )

16. Velocity ( 7/14/18 )

17. AquariOS (Unofficial) ( 7/24/18 )

18. Source Built Oreo ( 8/18/18 )

19. Bliss (V10) (Unofficial) ( 5/7/18 )

20. AOSP Extended (Unofficial) ( 4/15/18 )

21. SiX ( 5/10/18 )

22. Carbon ( 8/11/18 )

23. Dark ROM ( 4/15/18 )

24. Screwd (Unofficial) ( 8/1/18 )

25. -= X =- (X ROM) ( 7/26/18 )

26. DotOS (Unofficial) ( 7/26/18 )

27. AOKP (Unofficial) ( 7/21/18 )

28. Mokee ( Nightly )

29. Pixel Experience (Official) ( 7/9/18 ) (Unofficial) (12/9/18)

30. AOSP Extended by athulele (Unofficial) ( 8/12/18 )

31. ABC_ROM by skidaway (10/5/18)

32. OmniROM (Unofficial) (10/14/18)

33. XenonHD (Unofficial) (12/18/18)
[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
Section 2:

​

-> Recommended Gapps <-

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Open Gapps Pico

(Only flash nano or pico packages, higher packages may remove custom ROM core features used for stability!)

GZR Gapps

(GZR Gapps modified package)

DU Gapps

(These are the ones I used prior to May 2018, they also feature the "auto face unlock" mod that works in Beltz)

Beans GAPPs

(As of 6/7/18 I am using this package: Reported as 64bit, but once downloaded contains ARM 32 bit GAPPS as well, does not include "auto face unlock". These also seem to give me the most consistent deep sleep. )

-> Before Flashing <-

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1. Make sure to be on the latest TWRP recovery image.

2. Backup your current ROM.

3. Understand that clean flashing is always the best route, and understand that dirty flashing can bring performance degradation and instability.

4. Research is your best friend.

-> Flashing Instructions <-

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These instructions can be used on any of the ROMs listed below.

A. Clean Flashing: (Preferred method)

1. Wipe everything except internal storage.

2. Flash ROM.

3. Flash GAPPs.

4. Flash ElementalX. (Optional but this needs to be done before Magisk)

5. Flash Magisk (Optional but recommended)

6. Flash any Magisk Modules.

7. Reboot.

B. Dirty Flashing: (Keep all your apps and data, but risk stability)

1. Wipe cache and Dalvik cache.

1a. Some ROMs require the system partition to be wiped too. (If you are stuck trying to flash in TWRP, try this)

2. Flash ROM.

3. Repeat steps from 'A' 3-7.

C. Semi-Dirty: (Either A or B works)

Option 1.

1. Make full Nandroid backup of the data and boot.

2. Wipe everything except internal

3. Flash ROM

4. Flash Gapps

5. Flash custom kernel. (optional)

6. Flash Magisk. (optional)

7. Reboot

8. Skip everything until you reach actual homescreen

9. Turn on advance reboot (if ROM provides it), then Reboot again to recovery

10. Restore DATA ONLY from last backup.

11. Reboot.

Option 2:

1. Make full Nandroid backup of the data.

2. Wipe everything except internal

3. Flash ROM.

4. Flash Gapps.

5. Flash custom kernel. (optional)

6. Flash Magisk. (optional)

7. Restore data partition.

8. Wipe cache.

11. Reboot.

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For easy flashing and backing up, I recommend:

Wugfreshs Nexus Root Tool Kit.

Note: If you do not flash Magisk at first boot, you may run into a "Device not Certified" message. This is something that was just put into affect on 3/16/18, though it is not fully rolled out as of yet. Follow this XDA post to bypass this issue.
[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
2. Beltz

Dev: Setiawanjimmy

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Discontinued.

Security Patch: April 2018

ROM Updated: 4/5/18

About: "Stock-like" ROM built off of Camcory's AndroidX device tree. This ROM expands and adds to the custom features seen in AndroidX. (see link for full change log and feature set). The same stability of AndroidX applies to Beltz and many users, myself included, consider this the sweet spot of stability and features. First released on Nov 2017 with continued support. Setiawanjimmy has a track record of providing 2 -3 ROM updates per month. Development is on hold due to Setiawanjimmy's personal life taking priority.

Feature set: Moderate.

Device Tree: AOSP (Camcory)

DRM: L1

SELinux Status: Enforcing

Custom Kernel Support: ?

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
3. ABC

Previous Dev: Setiawanjimmy

Current: Skidaway

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Testing.

Security Patch: July 2018

ROM Updated: 08/1/18

About: ABC ROM for Shamu. Please see support thread below for more details. On August 1st 2018 Skidaway posted a new ABC build. This build is currently in beta.

Feature set: Moderate.

Device Tree: AOSP (ABC)

DRM: Working at L1

SELinux Status: Enforcing

Custom Kernel Support: ?

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
4. Cypher OS

Dev: Sirhc95

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Testing.

Security Patch: July 2018

ROM Updated: 07/25/18

About: "Stock-like" ROM.

Feature set: Moderate.

Device Tree: AOSP

DRM: ?

SELinux Status: ?

Custom Kernel Support: ?

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
5. Dirty Unicorns (DU)

Dev: Moepda

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Active.

Security Patch: September 2018

ROM Updated:

-> Official: 10/5/18

-> Release Client (RC):

About: "Stock-like" ROM.

Feature set: Expansive

Device Tree: AOSP (DU)

DRM: L1

SELinux Status: Enforcing

Custom Kernel Support:

- ElementalX 5.21 and Popcorn bootlop

-> DOWNLOAD <-, -> SUPPORT THREAD <-

(Links not permitted)

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
6. Nephlim

Dev: Frankie

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Discontinued.

Security Patch: May 2018

ROM Updated: 5/23/18

About: Closed development ROM. Frankie was the first developer to port a working public 8.0 Oreo build to shamu. His first ROM was released in August 2017 under the name 'SiX-ROM'. He decided to stop supporting SiX Oreo and switched to Nephlim around the new year. In mid March 2018 he switched back to SiX development and at the end of the month, SiX ROM has reemerged. ( See below ).

Feature set: Expansive

Device Tree: GZ AOSP, CAF, Lineage

DRM: Working at L3

SELinux Status: Permissive

Custom Kernel Support: ?

-> DOWNLOAD <-, -> SUPPORT THREAD <-

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
7. AOSiP (Official)

Dev: Camcory

Source: ROM, Device, Kernel, Vendor

Status: Active.

Security Patch: September 2018

ROM Updated: 9/29/18

About: AOSP based custom ROM, twisted with the latest features from all over the Android development community. Quality and stability is there first priority. As of July 31st AOSiP features the new power hal by elektroschmock. This brings improved smoothness and responsiveness to Shamu.

Feature set: Expansive

Device Tree: AOSP (Camcory)

DRM: L1

SELinux Status: Enforcing

Custom Kernel Support:

-> ElementalX 5.22+

-> Popcorn Kernel

-> DOWNLOAD <-, -> AFH DOWNLOAD<-, -> SUPPORT THREAD <-

Official AOSiP website and AndroidFileHost Official Test Builds directly from Camcory.

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
8. Resurrection Remix (RR) (Unofficial)

Dev: Neo

Source: ROM, Device, Kernel, Vendor

Status: Active.

Security Patch: July 2018

ROM Updated: 7/27/18

About: NEO has built RR unofficially for Shamu. If you like customizing every last detail, look no further. Neo has also Started X ROM, further down on this list as a polar opposite to the feature driven RR.

Feature set: Expansive

Device Tree: RR Source, Lineage

DRM: L1

SELinux Status: ?

Custom Kernel Support: ?

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
9. Nitrogen

Dev: Nitin.chobhe

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Active.

Security Patch: August 2018

ROM Updated: 8/7/18

About: Nitrogen is a feature rich custom ROM. As of 3/17/18, Nitrogen is built off of Camcory's device tree. From those who have spoken up in the thread, and myself, Nitrogen is a good option as a stable daily driver. This developer actively interacts with users in his thread.

Feature set: Expansive

Device Tree: AOSP (Camcory)

DRM: L1

SELinux Status: Enforcing

Custom Kernel Support:

-> ElementalX 5.19+

-> DOWNLOAD <-, -> SUPPORT THREAD <-

Developer asked to only link to support thread link.

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
10. AICP

Dev: LorD ClockaN

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Active.

Security Patch: December 2018

ROM Updated: 12/17/18

About: Android Ice Cold Project is a ROM build off of Lineage Source, but with the main focus of it being a leaner faster experience.

Feature set: Expansive

Device Tree: Lineage

DRM: L1

SELinux Status: Enforcing

Custom Kernel Support: ?

-> DOWNLOAD <-, -> SUPPORT THREAD <-

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
11. CrDroid (Official)

Dev: Chineel

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Active.

Security Patch: November 2018

ROM Updated: 11/23/18

About: Previously developed by neobuddy89 for 7+, CrDroid was a highly optimized and often experimental build based off of Lineage. The ROM feature a fine tuned custom kernel that had back ported commits seen in the Nexus6p.

Feature set: Expansive

Device Tree: Lineage

DRM: L1

SELinux Status: Enforcing

Custom Kernel Support:

-> Popcorn Kernel

-> DOWNLOAD <-, -> SUPPORT THREAD <-

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
12. Ground Zero Roms

Validus

Dev: Fraz14

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Active.

Security Patch: July 2018

ROM Updated: 7/29/18

About: Validus is a variant build based off of the Ground Zero Rom (GZR) base. For a full description of this ROM, please see their Google+ community page.

Feature set: Expansive

Device Tree: GZ AOSP

DRM: L3

SELinux Status: ?

Custom Kernel Support: ?

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TipsyOS

Dev: John Brewer

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Active.

Security Patch: July 2018

ROM Updated: 7/15/18

About: .

Feature set:

Device Tree: GZ AOSP

DRM: ?

SELinux Status: ?

Custom Kernel Support: ?

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
13. Screwd (Official)

Dev: Wrongway213

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Active.

Security Patch: July 2018

ROM Updated: 7/29/18

About: Fullofhell has picked up Development unofficially from March to June 2018, see below. Official Development has started again as of July of 2018. The ROM is currently in BETA testing.

Feature set:

Device Tree: AOSP

DRM: ?

SELinux Status: ?

Custom Kernel Support:

-> ElementalX 5.11

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
14. Clean AOSP

Dev: bthorne79

Source: ROM, Kernel, Device, Vendor

Status: Discontinued.

Security Patch: March 2018

ROM Updated: 3/16/18

About: Stock like 8.1 ROM with a few custom ROM features. Dev announced that he has moved development to AOKP.

Feature set: Moderate

Device Tree: AOSP (Camcory)

DRM: L1

SELinux Status: ?

Custom Kernel Support:

-> Elemental X 5.08

-> DOWNLOAD <-, -> SUPPORT THREAD <-

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[Nexus 6  General] wavedashdoc:
15. Lineage OS (Official)

Dev: Elektroschmock

Source: ROM, Device, Kernel, Vendor

Status: Active.

Security Patch: December 2018

ROM Updated: Daily

About: Elektroschmock is the official maintainer for LineageOS. The Dev also happens to be a main contributor to a stable code base for Shamu's 8.1 kernel. Official builds began on 4/2/18. Magisk is compatible but users also have the option to flash a stand alone, non safety net passing, SU. On 7/11/18 Elektroschmock implemented a new power hal that vastly improves the smoothness of the ROM. It hot plugs 2 cores and is using mpdecision from samsung.

Feature set: Moderate

Device Tree: Lineage

DRM: L1

SELinux Status: Enforcing

Custom Kernel Support:

-> Stock Only

-> DOWNLOAD <-, -> SUPPORT THREAD <-

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[Nexus 6  General] gothy.gothy:
[MENTION=3777325]wavedashdoc[/MENTION] AquariOS has just been updated

https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=818070582850503263
[Nexus 6  General] hameedf:
How to get EX 5.12 version? The app could not find compatible version!
[Nexus 6  General] xconwayx:
I am running du_shamu-v12.0-20180315-0949-RC.zip. I downloaded the Ex Kernel Manager and it downloaded 5.12 and also wouldn't allow my phone to boot. Had to dirty flash to get it back. The settings on the manager auto reboots into TWRP and flashes it before I had a chance to back up
[Nexus 6  General] gothy.gothy:
[MENTION=3777325]wavedashdoc[/MENTION] ABC ROM just updated

https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=890129502657593450