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[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] paatha13:
Where did I speak about OnePlus community??

Go school improve you English imo.

You don’t have any idea what root is offering.

And you are just hater and nothing more as nothing contributing in conversation.

OOS is as smooth and reliable with best battery performance as never before and ever needed custom rom for that reason.

The only reason getting AOSP if you prefer stock android UI for personal preferences.

With OOS and root I can get as much customization and personalizes the UI to everything I want.

No need AOSP for that too.

Go play with toys since you don’t know what are you talking about.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] zeletrik:
LOL :D

You said " Most of current users prefer Oxygen OS.. " only OnePlus makes OOS so you speaking about Oneplus community not the Android ecosystem. :) Every point you get is not correct or even bull****.

I'm sorry but you are an idiot. You speaking nonsense and what is more important not true things. Get lost and dump the air somewhere else you fool.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] paatha13:
Well do you think that majority is joining XDA and installing AOSP rom??

It’s not.

Most of people is working stock their device and that not gone change.

You don’t even know what rooting is offering and how take advantage features and customization offer you imo.

Go now take a shower and get lost and go play with playmobil and girls toy because where only then you belong
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] zeletrik:
The bigger percent of Oneplus users are the member of XDA, this is a fact.

Rooting only means you can get access to the system partition not mean you have an all around customization, this is a fact.

I was here and make mods when you played in a sandbox. As I sad, if you are on this forum you must get some IT knowledge 'couse you speaking bull****, this is a fact.

IGNORED.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] paatha13:
We are wrong again.

They maybe more than others OEM devices and that’s logical but still minority over most users.

Well you should improve dramatically your IT knowledge(LOL) since you are only capable involved with google assistant and nothing more imo.

And this is fact not all bull**** and nonsense you are writing from beginning and acting like little girl.

And yes rooting meaning also get ton of customization as there’s dozens of modules both Magisk,Xposed and of course substratum theme to bring the UI to desired level you want.

You didn’t even knew the basic that with substratum theme like k-klock manager theme and gravity box and flat style bar indicator Xposed module you can customize status bar clock and notifications icon position and add whatever color you want.

Also change the icons of status bar to many different look and feel style.

Non of AOSP rom offer such customization.

AOSP rom doesn’t provide you customization of settings menu icons to different look and feel style not even notifications icons style and color.

Not to mention there’s no option of customization color background with many app like Gmail,YouTube and others.

Without substratum theme you can’t do that.

I’ve already suggest you many themes that I use for myself and you will be surprised how many option offer you.

I’m using Ozone,Flux,Spectrum,Valerie,K-klock manager,Sprite.

They are doing magnificent job trust me it’s worth the price 1000%
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] zeletrik:
Why are you speaking plural in yourself? It's an indicator of a mental disease. . Hmm that explains a lot. :)

First. We still talking about ONEPLUS community not other OEM's! I see you can't understand it so I write it slow: OOS IS ONLY FOR ONEPLUS OTHER OEMS HAS OTHER FORKS!

Second. This sentence doesen't even has a meaning. Goolge translate? :) It means nothing.

Third. I used gravity box since it's avaliable, back to 2010. But.. for first you sad the preinstalled version is always better, most AOSP ROMs come with all of these, and much more, customization settings. So you talking against yourself dude.

Fourth. As I sad before, If customization means change colro and icons for you, you are in a wrong place.

Fifth. All AOSP rom offers much more customization settings out of the box you doesen't even need Substratum, Magisk or Xposed. For example in OMNI you doesen't even need root to make this type of customization.

Take yourself a favor and get lost, you only burn yourself here.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] paatha13:
You should look at the mirror first of all and take a shower then because contributions is absolutely zero and loosing your time over here.

They don’t offer unfortunately as said and give many examples.

Yes they do provide more customization than stock rom but again as I said I can get same and even more customization I want without needed AOSP rom.

Customization meaning everything IMO there’s no boundaries.

You can’t say changes icons style and color it’s NOT customization option.

Also adding different background color over notifications center,in settings menu or many app everyone using in daily life it’s TOO customization option IMO.

And this is FACT.

And how come since you used gravity box you written bull**** previous post that not capable with Root change position of clock at status bar??

Probably because you never used it.

Really have you ever used flat style bar indicator Xposed module??

Offer even more customization option over status bar than gravity box that no one AOSP will ever offer.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] zeletrik:
the first ture sentece from you ! My contributions is absolutely zero. That's true becouse I trying to speak with a inapprehensible person. :)

No you can't get more customization in OOS then AOSP. THEY USE THE SAME WAY? HOW CAN OOS BE MORE CUSTOMIZATABLE THEN?

Yeah customization means that too, but for you It looks only this and nothing more and in this site the customization not just that, it's even more.

Xposed for Oreo is not stable. So you can use a buggy modification with a lot of downwards and stable mods do not provide these kind of modifications.

Please understand, root not equal modification or customization. The mod's which override some prefernce can make modification or customization and a most of these need root permission, thats all.

Comments reported, you mess with the others if they don't know things.

Profile added to ignore list.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] paatha13:
Because that how works.

If I’m root I can get same level of customization and even more as I write examples and just involving with substratum themes,Xposed and Magisk module.

It’s that so difficult to understand?

The only drawback is you have to spend more time,THATS the only benefit of installing AOSP rom.

In simple word if you are lazy and you are don’t want to spend time to customized your phone then you can get AOSP rom.

But that’s irony since involved with closed development community meaning you are already loosing many hours of your life isn’t it that right??

I’m using Xposed since day one and it’s super stable and never had issue.

There’s thousands of users over XDA using too and since you are in this community you should had known that.

Yeah your profile also added to ignore list since you are not capable of conversation with respect to each other.

Comments reported.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] jerryhou85:
Thread has been derailed for so long, I have to close this one to avoid deleting 3 pages of comments.

OP, please open up a new thread if you feel so.

The rest, please stick to our rules during this discussion, be civil and respect each other. Thanks.

Regards

Jerry

Forum Moderator
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] sireniankyle:
I rooted my s9+ (g965f) on stock firmware with magisk 16.6 beta.

I noticed that after every reboot, my phone loses all of the paired bluetooth devices. Has anyone else experienced this, and is there a solution?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] janii:
Hey all

Bought this phone because it seemed great on paper.

Sadly I had very huge trouble getting twrp and root on it.

Tried the one post on xdevelpoers and got my phone finally bricked.

It starts up and resets all the time. It doesnt get past the "orange state, your device has been unlocked, please wait 5 seconds for boot"

It just crashes after 3 seconds and restarts all the time. Im unable to get into recovery or fastboot or anything.

This ****ing **** is driving me crazy. Ive never seen so many false information on the internet.

I had many phones bricked but still easy fixed. This is completly new for me and never happened before.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agatgamez:
Are you unable to get into download mode?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] janii:
Thanks for your reply

If I try power button + volume up: Phone vibrates. Stays black for 3 seconds. Then (I think) it resets, vibrates again and simply tries to boot the phone.

After that the phone just resets after 3-5 seconds forever.

Before the bricking, this usualy lead me directly to a screen where I could choose recovery or fastbood mode.

Power button + volume down doesnt do anything I believe (neither did it before)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] janii:
Alright I got something else now.

Read about some unbricking ways.

One suggested launching SP flash tool, clicking on auto format and starting it. Then plugging the phone in.

I did that. It said formatting success after like 3 seconds.

Now my phone doesnt boot at all. Its just black. Nothing happens when I power on. No vibration.

LED still shows when I try to charge. PC also now says unknown usb device or something detected.

Is it all over now lol?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agatgamez:
I don't think so but a lot of devices In situations like this require either a unlocked bootloader and USB debugging. I will try to see if I can help you. I know if your frustrated. And this is not really my area but I try to help as many as possible

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To be able to fully help you right, I would have to know your devices name or build number( example sm-a510f) and just possibly if you are able to access anything
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stinka318:
So flash tool needs drivers to allow it to see your device see if you have installed the driver's and see what happens......
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diretouch:
Have here one such device and it won`t power up even after flashing with

GQ3056MF2_HCS986A_ulefone_20180620_G18

in folder there is bom10-n1_Power_3S_G02_user

Totally 3.73 GB

Somebody to advice something ?

i will be looking for fix now...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] basel.go:
I have the same problem with ulefone power 3

I can't install any rom on my ulefone power 3 see the photos

https://imgshare.io/image/Dwip9

https://imgshare.io/image/DwyiO
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Igor twrp:
How did you solve it, I have the same problem
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] FaridAlkorashy:
Create recovery USB stick with attached file “windows 8.0” in the main article, then connect the USB stick into your surface and boot it holding the following keys (Volume Down + Power). Your surface now will boot into recovery from your USB stick and continue troubleshooting and refresh your surface with a new system deleting your files (chose the quick method). After you finish your surface will startup normally with Windows RT 8.0.

You can proceed from number 10. In the main article. Good luck
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Thedarkwolf123:
Reserved
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Qiangong2:
Just as a clarification, this will only work for the original Surface RT. This will not work with the Surface 2
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] ShapeShifter499:
I want to clarify, I DID NOT CREATE THE UNLOCK. I just dug around and recused the needed files for the unlock. Many of them were dead links and lead nowhere. I found them scattered on forum postings, threads, and https://archive.org/ If I had to create this unlock from scratch it would take decades I'd think as currently I don't have the knowledge required for this sort of hacking.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] bou86000:
Hi

After the step 8, why restart while then /EFI is always empty :confused:?
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] BozLightyear:
I bootloop after doing bootrec /fixboot

and have to start all over again, anything to suggest here?
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] mscir:
will Surface RT 8.0 North America restore a Vivotab?
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Rizhe:
Can't get past step 8, Surface RT won't boot properly.

Have tried for 4KB-per-sector drives and won't work either way. Any suggestions?
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] limevanilla:
Dism /apply-image /imagefile: U:\Install.Wim /index:1 /ApplyDir:W:\

There is no space between imagefile and letter usb. Follow as below.

Dism /apply-image /imagefile:U:\Install.Wim /index:1 /ApplyDir:W:\

Change U with your own USB Stick drive letter.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] falsate:
well first of one, thanks a lot for your effort , i couldnt pass after the step 8 , as all the previous guys, i tried with this tutorial and the original one, more easy only with one partition (ntfs), i think that the steps are corrects but the problem is that the efi partition is empty an if you try to put the efi zip that is on google drive this efi doesnt work, i hope some one could explain with more details because the surface tablet is a very good one and the possibility to install another sw is required because microsoft sw in the store is very limited and discontinued.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] XDA-00:
Hi, I have a Surface RT but its detachable keyboard is broken. Do I need the physical keyboard in this tutorial?

Pls respond
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] falsate:
No, physical keyboard isn´t need
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] XDA-00:
Thank you.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] XDA-00:
Deleted
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] XDA-00:
[MENTION=7623802]Thedarkwolf123[/MENTION]

Please add these steps to your guide after step 8 :-

Copying the EFIESP.zip files into the system (EFI) partition

Use bootrec /fixboot and then bootrec /rebuildbcd

EXIT and reboot.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] XDA-00:
Here are some pics
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] nasskass:
how to copy efiesp under cmd
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] kcasante:
Hey would you mind writing out how you got it to work?

I followed the instructions and added your steps after step 8 but I still keep hitting a bootloop Everytime.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] highhacker:
dont put a space after imagefile.. on step 8 on an rt U is drive D

the command line is wrong .the correct way is at the bottom command line .

But.. even when that finishes and the last step is bootrec /fixboot then exit then shut down it still wont boot and this doesnt work

and i doubt anyone has got it to work using these steps as evident in step 8 which is wrong and corrected by me.

its wrong not this

Dism /apply-image /imagefile: U:\Install.Wim /index:1 /ApplyDir:W:\

but this

Dism /apply-image /imagefile:U:\Install.Wim /index:1 /ApplyDir:W:\
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] highhacker:
there is an onscreen keyboard but this fix is not working . also step 8 is wrong and everyone gets stuck there . see my post for the correct command line . dont put a space after imagefile:U:\ see they show this with a space after the first : imagefile: U:\ which wont work . no space between :U:\ but even after 100 percent and fixboot it still wont boot .just keeps showing surface then looping
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] ShotSkydiver:
goddammit are u kidding me I was SO EXCITED about this and grabbed my Surface 2 only to have it bootlogo bootloop at the very end of the process

then I see that the last post in this thread was from JULY and it was a post from someone saying "hey this sucks and doesn't work you just get to the end and bootloop"

I JUST

C"MON

GOD

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I'd like to just add that while I am upset I still will FOOL around with my device until the end of time so let's all make this butt(?) WORK
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Qiangong2:
If you actually read the first page, you'd see that I wrote that it won't work on the surface 2
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Zaveraj:
Boot Volume X

Great write up however ...

Got it to work thanks to previous posts. I will re-write the steps.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] tab328:
got downgraded successfully(?) thanks to the comments, but running into other issues.

Step 9: disabled automatic updates by disabling the local service "windows update". if there was another way I was supposed to do step 9, do tell.

Step 10: manage-bde -unlock was "already unlocked" for C:, and manage-bde -off "is not supported by this version". If this is a problem, I need to know how to get around it.

Step 12: bcdedit ... testsigning on Throws error "The value is protected by Secure Boot Policy and cannot be modified or deleted." (And yes it's an admin command prompt.)

That's as far as I went before I figured I'd ask if anyone knew if those errors were problems and how to fix em.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Zaveraj:
- I got downgraded successfully.

- You have to xfer the secureboot to the device then run .

- I have the same responses as you with the bde stuff.

- Can't get the jailbreak to work, crashes Everytime.

I'll be messing with it more today, please let us know if you make any progress...
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] tab328:
- I had moved the secureboot to the desktop. Where did you xfer to? I'm assuming you didn't run into the 'bcdedit protected' bit. I also tried using a usb keyboard to try arrowkeys and F3 or enter instead of volume down and windows key, but that made no difference.

- Jailbreak also BSODs all 3 or 4 times I tried it.

Also I got same results for size=200 vs 260 for the 4kb-per-sector drive instruction. Turns out my surface is a 4kb-per-sector drive, only thought to check after doing it the 512kb-p-s way and running into the same problems.

My next thought was to try updating 8.0 to see if that would solve the 'bde not supported in this ver', but I'll have to wait till morning to figure out how to not install the 167 pending updates all at once.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Zaveraj:
I moved secureboot to desktop too, i tried it on two RT's and one worked one didnt, the only difference is on one i triend to mess with the bitlocker before running "bcdedit..." for secure boot.

I cannot even get windows IOT core to boot using the dashboard creator and xferring the EFIESP to it, results in an error.

I really don't want ot give up on this but.... lol
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] ErickCorderoAK:
Anything that can be used for?

I read that Microsoft is going to kill the Windows 8.1 App store for mobile, so it's a safe bet that it will include the Surface RT. I haven't done the downgrade or tried to alter it, but I am looking around to see what can be done with it rather than just use it a paperweight.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Qiangong2:
The surface RT uses the Windows 8.1 app store. Not the mobile app store. We are supported until 2023
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Zaveraj:
While I got the downgrade to work on two surfaces, I no longer see the point. NOTE: the jailbreak in this thread doesn't work with the windows image, find the earlier jailbreak version, that one works.

There aren't really any good Arm32 apps, the windows 8.1 store is pretty much abandoned.

I ended up spinning up a Windows Server and hosting RemoteApps, it works pretty well so far on the RT.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Qiangong2:
You know, instead of bashing the arm32 app selection that people ported without compensation, maybe you could port "useful" apps
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Zaveraj:
That's a fair point. I was referring to the fact that all arm dev now is for arm64 which won't work on these.

I dont think I made any specific reference to any work done by anyone else, let me clarify, there isn't anything current available for arm32.

Thank you for the useful comment.

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...you missed the main point of my post... RemoteApp is a GREAT solution for these capable touchscreens. Try it.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] alexenferman:
If I reset the device, will it downgrade as I know that resetting might reinstall the os
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] tab328:
No, if you had 8.1 on it, it'll reinstall 8.1.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] alexenferman:
Awesome! Thank you for providing us with the 8.0 america ISO. I will try to downgrade and finally have access to jailbreak! :)
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] tkmbid:
After 6 year's nothing changed

I follow these thread for a while, and my last downgrade is more or less 3 year's ago.

In that time it did well, but because of there are not really all the neccessary app's there avalible, which I like to work with,

I did upgrade to 8.1, and work with it, since now.

I reed about, that MS is willing to close all the support and app's (store), i found out that the most developer of 8.1 app's stopped work further on it.

So right now, i work on my surface RT via remote to my Desktop-PC, which work ok for me, but of course two devices has to run same time.

I'm looking for an solution for my surface RT, and I think, if every support is gone, it would be the once possibillity, if we could install a linux derivate on it. So the last support from Microsoft should be, to give the RT's free for other arm32 derivat.

Have anybody tried this, to install a linux derivat.

Edit: I found out, that both Windows 10 on RT and Linux on RT schould be possible, there are two thread's on this thematic her in XDA:

W10 : https://xdaforums.com/windows-8-rt/rt-general/windows-10-build-15035-surface-rt-t4011147/page2

Rearlly new thread, but give a look out the get Windows 10 on Surface RT ?

Linux: https://xdaforums.com/windows-8-rt/rt-development/wip-secure-boot-linux-surface-rt-t3653848/page11

The only missing is, a Linux derivat with Arm32 Kernel, and I'm shure there is somewhere existing :)
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Qiangong2:
The bootloader is locked, so we cannot boot linux
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] tkmbid:
Hi, that's thrue, but there seams to be a solution:

Linux: https://xdaforums.com/win...3653848/page11

The only missing is, a Linux derivat with Arm32 Kernel, and I'm shure there is somewhere existing
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] tkmbid:
What I found is a Kernel for Asus Transformer Pad TF502, it 's android, but would it be possible to use, just to boot up, and than

load a linux base ?

h_t_t_p_s_:_/_/_www.asus.com/us/supportonly/ASUS%20Transformer%20Pad%20TF502T/HelpDesk_Download/
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Dr.Cosmar:
I tried this, failed at step 8. I'm positive I'm doing this right, what i'm not sure about is why the hell I'm supposed to to put Install.Wim on W and not R...

Really confused at why my surface will just not turn on at all now...unless your instructions are just horribly flawed for 2020.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] alexenferman:
I looked at the previous steps and normally when you format the drive it should be formatted as C: and not as W. When you write the command at step 8, the image path should start with the USB flash drive letter (By default F: or D: and not U as shown in the instructions). It's 2020 and I don't think it's still worth it to do a downgrade. I think it's better to look at how to install windows 10 on ARM on this device. Except from the small bugs and glitches, it's quite good and I installed it too on my device. You can find tutorials on XD@.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] tab328:
Wait, since when was there a windows 10 for the original Surface?