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[Moto E4 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Magendanz:
If you're not familiar with the TWRP Builder project, you can read more about it here. And, searching through the latest list of TWRP Builder Downloads, I found a more recent TWRP build for the Moto E4 Plus (Owens).

Download: TWRP-3.2.2-owens-20180702.img

This tested fine on my XT1775, so I thought I'd pass it on.

To flash, just hold Power and Vol. Down on boot to enter the unlocked bootloader, then via ADB:

fastboot flash recovery TWRP-3.2.2-owens-20180702.img

UPDATE: This was posted in Android Forums 10 days ago by [MENTION=8947538]Goose03[/MENTION], who submitted the necessary files to TWRP Builder. His original thread is here, but he requested that someone repost in XDA because he'd been banned.
[Moto E4 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Magendanz:
Okay, my thanks to [MENTION=8947538]Goose03[/MENTION] then. I don't believe this is a duplicate of a thread on this forum, though, and XDA is really my go-to site for TWRP builds.

(On that Android Forums thread, he actually requested someone post on XDA, since he'd been banned. I didn't see that anyone had done that yet, and it really deserves its own thread.)
[Moto E4 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Magendanz:
From [MENTION=8947538]Goose03[/MENTION]:
[Moto E4 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] TheGuysGuysGuy:
Don't use this build guys, nothing but problems here. 3.1.1 has been serving me well.
[Moto E4 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Magendanz:
Looks like we've got a new build now that addresses the problem with formatting and bumps to v3.2.2. I've updated the OP.
[Moto E4 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] glockman4519:
Working great on my 1775. I flashed in TWRP using the built in image flasher. Thank you for your work and for sharing with us.
[Moto E4 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] min1968:
I ran [fastboot boot TWRP-3.2.2-owens-20180702.img], phone reboot to tWRP cover screen and stays there forever.

I have retail XT1775 with NPRS26.58-45-16 ROM. does it matter?
[Moto E4 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] hetor99:
flash no-dm-verity.zip from any thread
[Vivo V9  Questions & Answers] yarden95:
Do some one know how can I make Google music control on the lock screen? I hate the stock music app. Can someone please help. Thanks
[LG X screen Themes, Apps, and Mods] isaac4ever:
Lg x power 2 apps
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelveticaFont:
Hello there, I'm HelveticaFont.

I recently bought a Galaxy Note 4 (Model N910U), and reading (somewhat late) in this dedicated forum, I see that there are no custom roms for my phone, and for the other models that have an Exynos processor the projects seems to have been abandoned .

So I ask, do you know if at some point roms like ResurrectionRemix or LineageOS will be released for my phone? or should I lose hope completely?

I'm currently using the stock rom Marshmallow 6.0.1.

Thank you.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] infrarrojo:
Please someone help
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] thorin0815:
Should be no problem, as long as you DON'T flash "GPT.BIN" and "BOOTLOADER.IMG". Just remove them from the common flash batch file.

But why would you want to go back to Marshmallow? Nougat battery backup for example isn't worth compared to Marshmallow and you

would have June or July (can't remember) 2017 security patch, which isn't a good idea at all.

And the most important: You can't use any OTA updates after flashing Marshmallow, it would brick your device!
[Android Head-Units] TheCleaner:
I am replacing an old 4.4.2 Joying head unit with their new px5 4GB unit.

The wiring diagrams are identical as are the wiring harnesses so I figured I could just unplug the iso connection from the old and plug the new one in.

I get power but no audio. The external factory amp doesn’t seem to be powering on because with the old I would get a slight sound in the speakers as the head unit came fully on in the main screen.

Any ideas? I was going to start testing the pin outs but I just don’t get what could be different.
[Android Head-Units] TheCleaner:
FYI, to close this out for others. The issue was the AMP CONT pin wasn't supplying 12 volts with the radio on. Tested with a multimeter. Frustrating, and trying to deal with Joying support to send something like this back to China is a PITA.

So, to deal with it I ended up cutting AMP CONT right before the fuse, and then splicing it into the red/accessory wire. Same effect. Good to go now.
[Android Head-Units] ddruker:
Same problem here. I emailed joying support no help yet. I was looking for a setting in car setup that used to be in the android 6 units to tell it you wanted the external amp trigger enabled - I could not find that setting in the new Joying Android 8 unit.
[Android Head-Units] TXEvo:
sounds exactly like my issue I have posted on Joying forums and have a long chat with Candy at Joying. I am at a loss because the radio app when it comes on plays just fine via my external amp and sub. But when I switch to spotify or bluetooth audio. I get nothing. then if I mute and unmute I get audio to my front and rears but nothing to my subwoofer. I was looking for the external amp settings like I had in my 6.1 Android unit. Nothing. Dont want to send it back because it is fast and looks great. If I do send it back, I am just going to go with Seicane.
[Android Head-Units] loudawg11:
Hello all this worked for me. Try taking the top cover off the head unit and look on the board for the round sticker on top of the MCU (in my case the sticker said TP6735D v43-6686) and search the sticker info. Download only the MCU update with the same sticker info (in my case I needed TP6735D v43) after update the sound is working again. Not sure why the website MCU update takes out the sound. Good thing is, you can rollback . Hope this helps.
[Android Head-Units] carroamer:
Playing music from USB will wake our factory amp, but radio station music does not. What would cause this? Is there a way to get radio to wake amp? I think(?) Amp Cont wire is unconnected.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] acheney1990:
I've been running stock for the few months I've had this phone but keep wondering if flashing a custom rom is worth the effort? Is there one that's the best?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] p70shooter:
Yes it is and no there's not. It's all down to personal preference and only you know what you like best.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] richii0207:
It depends on your preference. Ever since safetynet, custom roms have been a nightmare with security issues or being up to date with making it pass.

Also, having a Google device, you'll be giving up running the latest software updates as you would have to wait for when the developer has the time to integrate it.

Android has matured much since it's induction and the use of EZ Root for a one-click root as it now has ways to customize it in a functional matter in ways that you needed a custom rom for.

If you enjoy changing colors or themes and are willing to sacrifice security and some functionality, then you have your answer.

To me honestly, it's no longer worth it. Having to scour the forums every time there's a bug, troubleshooting issues, or for updates takes way too much time that I no longer have. I just want a phone that does eveything I need to simplify my everyday life, not make it complicated. Don't care for red, blue, green status bars or settings app, or having a custom boot animation for a device that never needs a reset. Function over form for me.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Badger50:
I've flashed most all of the popular ones, and while I like most of the features they offer, I have settled on plain ol stock + root with some substratum themes to darken things up. I don't think it's particularly difficult to flash a custom rom now that I've pretty much got the A/B partition thing figured out, but I like to update my device the day a new factory image comes out, then just flash twrp and root again, and I'm up to date in about 20 minutes time with no data loss. But it's like P70shooter said...it's really up to your personal preference, and what your looking for :good::cool:
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] PuffDaddy_d:
I haven't flashed any ROMS recently, but it's because of the reasons mentioned before. They don't offer enough benefit over stock + rooted to be worth losing GPay and monthly updates. Root access basically let's you tweak any part of the phone to your liking anyway.

I think ROM developers realize this and it's contributing to a scarcity of quality ROMs anyway.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] def-g:
I've thought about this also. But Stock is so good on this Phone. That just Rooting to use Edge Sense to change squeeze actions and TWRP, black Bootmation. I'm good. Plus installing custom ROMS isnt easy with the A B partion stuff. Stock + Root:good:

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[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] shooterlgk:
P70shooter, are u the maker of the screwd ROM on angler?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] CyberpodS2:
AquariOS had been Rock solid for me, and I know [MENTION=3730810]Badger50[/MENTION] would agree. I get his position about the updates process though so your best bet in my opinion is to try one and see what your own opinion is. The squeeze thing is missing from custom roms, so if you dig that you might miss it. I'm still on Feb. Update and might just hang here for the summer unless I get bored. Lol again I would at least try one before you decide...
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] p70shooter:
That's not me I'm afraid. I use to be the maintainer for Candy on angler but now I'm just a tester and thread bouncer for AquariOS.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] rickysidhu_:
I've tried most the ROMs available and I find stock with gravity box is the perfect combo for me:)
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] pa.pn2:
Absolutely agree
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] galaxys:
I like Stock rooted and Custom Roms! Now if only we had Dual boot... A=Stock B=Custom
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Badger50:
That my friend would be the "Bees Knees" :good::cool:
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Bwyan Benton:
Not worth it anymore. Haven't unlocked bootloader or did anything since the first pixel release.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] jlokos:
I've tried most of the custom roms as well. Most of them have some nice touches that I use. However, the one thing missing for the last several months on all custom roms is verizon wifi calling. You should try them out yourself and decide.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] ScottIsMyName:
I used to run Gravity Box when I had xposed installed on a previous device, but from what I understand, it's not possible to use xposed and pass safety net....is that still true?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] p70shooter:
That's right
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] wgrant:
I've been a big time custom ROM user, flashed them as often as I could on previous phones. Stock+root+xposed does every single thing I need on the p2xl though.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] weysonn:
has anyone noticed that display quality seems better on custom roms?

specifically Carbon rom vs Stock for me.

screen looks more bright and clear.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Guyinlaca:
It really depends on your usage. I used to flash custom roms on all of my devices, primarily for themes and debloating. Up until the Nexus 6, it was well worth it. However, with Google's monthly security patches, maintaining a custom ROM is a lot more work. If you use custom themes, expect to have to disable themes every time there are app or rom updates, then reapply. With a busy work schedule, it simply became too much of a hassle and to be honest, stock ROMs have gotten a lot smoother.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] fiffan86:
My wife used to get annoyed that I was "messing with my phone again" but since I got an locked Verizon pixel XL(first was unlocked with depixl8, replacement in may last year was locked), and now a Verizon pixel XL 2, I don't mind being locked down anymore. The phone is great as is imo.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] haoleflip:
I have been in this scene for the past 10 years or so and can say that this is the first phone I've had that I haven't rooted and put any custom rom. I can say that I am completely satisfied with everything stock so far. I've had this phone for 3 months now and usually I at least root my phone within the first week. I usually root to get rid of bloating and to increase battery life, but this phone doesn't seem like it has much bloat that you can't just uninstall anyway, and the battery life is great, lasting a little over 2 full days for me of course depending on usage. I just haven't found a reason to alter this phone in any way yet. It is the smoothest and fastest phone I've ever owned. My last phone was the LG G4.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Phazonclash:
For the first time in years, I've decided to keep my phone 100% stock and unrooted, and so far I'm enjoying the experience way more than I expected I would. I mean, everything's so simple... you get OTA updates so no need to ADB anything to update and no need to flash ROMs and kernels manually, no modified /system partition breaking stuff and causing Safetynet to fail, no Magisk "management", etc.

I've enjoyed rooting my phones and flashing custom kernels/roms and stuff like that for years now (and I still have my good old S7 edge Exynos for that), but I gotta admit having an untouched/unrooted phone brings something else: peace of mind and the assurance that everything will "just work" (well, most of the time :P)

The only thing I miss to be honest is the ability to use a modified hosts file to block ads (AdAway), but my favorite browser (Samsung Internet) allows extensions to block ads anyway so yeah... The fact that the stock Pixel 2/XL firmware doesn't come with a ****load of bloat apps helps a lot to live without root too
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] azpatterson3:
I've flashed most of the customs. Give it a go: it's nice to see what the developers have come up with. I've found that most of the benefits and changes in the customs can be achieved on stock with root and some research.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Quadrider10:
If I root and flash magisk, while I still be able to receive OTA updates directly from Google?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Badger50:
You may receive the notification, however, it will fail to install. Just learn fastboot to install the monthly updates :good::good:
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Quadrider10:
Yea that's what I use to do with my htc 10. Got tired of doing it.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] bobby janow:
Same here. Besides, with the OTA you can use your phone the whole time it's installing and then a simple reboot and done. There is absolutely no reason any longer to root or unlock. Using GP and banking apps pretty much seal the deal. It's worth a try if the OP must but ready the computer to search for how to unbrick my device since I tried root / unlock. I'd venture to guess that 50% have problems with the different slots, twrp, updates, etc. They most always try to get back to stock. It's not like it used to be that's for sure.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
Not everyone would agree with you there. Root and unlock is far more important for me than being able to use Google Pay, especially when I only carry my credit union's debit card, and especially when Google Pay doesn't work with my credit union. As for the supposed difficulties in taking an update with TWRP as the recovery, I'll find out just how difficult it really is in a few days when the latest update goes live.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] MacTheRipperr:
I have been stock for a month or two now. This is my first Google device coming from nothing but Samsung devices. It's been a while since I've been able to unlock my BL. I had my first when the rooms started getting posted and supported. But this dual partition, make things more time consuming than I am used to. Not to mention, that I didn't get anything special out of the ROMs or kernels that I didn't have in stock. Andromeda and substratum are excellent. But the monthly updates very quickly break the themes and it's just time consuming. I guess my needs are simpler than they used to be. But the battery life is already phenomenal. That's what I used to rom and mod for back when CM was still s thing.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] richii0207:
Out of curiosity, what have you done in your phone in which you needed root for?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
SDMaid's cleaning features as well as its ability to freeze apps.

AdAway, because although there are alternatives using a VPN, AdAway just works better, without observable resource overhead.

ES File Explorer. I use its app backup and restore feature because I like it better than alternatives, and to restore app data with it root is required.

There are a couple of other minor apps I have that require root, but those three are the most important.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] jimv1983:
In my opinion there is no need. The only reason I would ever care about using a custom ROM is to get as close to stock Android as possible (meaning not having crap like TouchWiz). Since the Pixel 2 XL already comes like that I don't see the need.

Also, just be aware of the fact that if you install a custom ROM (or a number of other things like unlocking boot loader or rooting) you will void your warranty and any insurance plan you might have. If you need to use the warranty/insurance and can revert back to stock you will be fine but if you are using your warranty/insurance for something that won't allow you to return to stock like bad volume buttons or something that causes a computer to not recognize the phone then you are basically screwed. Just something to be aware of.

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Battery life is great for you even after the February, March and April updates? My battery life was great from the day I got it(10/24/2017) until the February update. It's still "good" but not great like it was. Battery drain has increased 50% for both on screen usage and stand by time. Otherwise I'm with you. Very happy with the phone.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
Unlocking the bootloader does not void a Pixel 2 XL warranty. Custom ROMs and root may, but I have never heard of Google refusing a RMA because of it.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] richii0207:
It says "may void warranty" on the unlock screen so Google has grounds to refuse a warranty claim.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
While technically correct, it also said that on the Nexus 6, 5X, and 6P, devices that explicitly retained their warranty status regardless of the status of the bootloader. Google's track record on this point speaks for itself in regards to their position.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] haoleflip:
Well I've been playing a certain game on my phone since I got it in February and I play it pretty regularly. I have not noticed a change in battery at all while gaming nightly. I play pretty much every night, but if there has been a night where I haven't played then my battery will just last longer than usual, so I don't recognize a major decrease in lifespan. I am a frequent tab-clearer (I hate leaving any tabs or any open app on my phone) and I always keep the screen at 30% with auto on. Not sure if that has anything to do with it, but yeah maybe try that?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] MrPhilo:
Are custom ROM just as smooth as google stock ROM? Don't Google optimize it ROM for the Pixel as much as possible that's why it's that smooth
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] default_user000:
Gotta disagree with you there...

Sure safety net is a problem, but it can be bypassed with an update. Even cam problems can be improved with the right ROM

And for the vast majority, custom ROM's will offer functional advantages over stock.

I mean I use them for these reasons:

1. Unwanted bloatware

2. Overclocking

3. Of course customizations

Most complaints come from the fact that the process has become more time-consuming as devices have become more complicated to unlock; but the benefits are definitely worth the time spent learning how to get it done.
[Sony Xperia XZ Questions & Answers] SamBamBim:
Hello!

Yesterday I decided to restore my ta-backup and I was sure I could do that with no problem because Ive done that before with luck.

I restored the ta-backup in recovery, powered off, started it in flash mode, tried to flash the newest ftf and I got a question to run a script, I click no but it wont let me to flash because It wants me to enable debug setting and bang I cant go back to the system to enable it because of the restoring.

I click yes to run the script next time and its flashing. I start my phone and its restarting endlessly now. I tried with lots of diffrent ftf but same problem with all of them, it keeps rebooting.

Im sitting here frustrated with a useless phone in my hand and I have no ide how to fix it so I come here to beg you guys to help me solve this problem.

Besides I would be gratefull if someone could upload 39.0.A.1.250 and 39.0.A.3.30 ftf, I cant find working one in google.

Im using the latest flashtool

Edit:

Never mind fixed that problem. I flashed 39.0.a.1.213 ftf, asked me for password to get into system and I wrote wrong password 16 times so the phone factory reseted. Now Im in system trying to update to Oreo, but it tells me that Im up to date. I tried even with xperia compnion and same there. Anyone knows any solution to this?
[Sony Xperia XZ Questions & Answers] DHGE:
- restore a TA-partition only AFTER flashing an ftf (fastboot boot TWRP.img to be able to do it)

- when switching Android versions (Nougat, Oreo, Marshmallow, ...) you have to do a factory reset

I use Titanium Backup (you have no root after locking your bootloader with the TA-restore though) to restore my apps

I use my server (calender, addresses) and syncthing and adb push to restore much of my data

The rest is manual work.
[Sony Xperia XZ Questions & Answers] SamBamBim:
Thanks! I knew I forgot something, it was the flashing ftf before restoring. I have your reply for next time to remember :fingers-crossed:
[LG G6 Questions and Answers] devildare66:
I wonder if it's possible to replace the stock dac of my h870 and install a quad dac and upgrade the software accordingly. When I bought it I didn't know about quad dac and I know such an operation would void the warranty. I'd like that if it's possible. Any info is good, thank you.
[LG G6 Questions and Answers] Mikes:
The best and the only way is to buy portable DAC or if you really want it to be build in then replace the phone for the US model.
[P3600 ROM Development] pallermo:
hi folks,

yesterday i updated my htc trinity 3600 to new version of windows mobile 6.1. I have problems with sound completely. When i play some mp3 sound is death, when i call somebody my speaker is also death and another person on other side does not hear me at all. I tryed a few diferent version from here (about 5 i think :) ) and same story with every rom. My radio version is 1.46.00.11 (also tryed with new one 1.50.xx i dont know and old ones). Somethimes when somebody calls me sound of ring is present, somethimes death. (but speaker is always death and i cant hear anything) What could it be? I am desperate :(((
[P3600 ROM Development] ervius:
depends of whitch kind of 6.1 you mounted, in my italian 6.1 all works well....
[P3600 ROM Development] pallermo:
I didn't use ITA versions :( i need english :(
[P3600 ROM Development] pallermo:
Witch version do you have?
[P3600 ROM Development] pallermo:
It's TRIN100 model.