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[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] Dëmön_1:
Switching back to normal DNS didnt worked for me. Was still very slow but I waited and after some time it started to download very fast and updated the phone without problems.
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] optiplex2012:
hey guys

trying this method

but having issues the laptop to connect to my mate 10 pro

the laptop cant connect to the phone

EDIT: finally managed to connect, took sometime and found the update

after it found i changed back to my old DNS and now hisuite is downloading the update fast

i have no idea which one cause it in chinese :)

2nd EDIT: proccess went smooth, now on 156

thx
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] wonsky21:
157 is available now ?
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] greenbat:
Yes I also received the 157 on OTA today :)
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] soza971:
since i updated to 156 my wifi does not turn on ANYMORE....anyone else with this issue?
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] wonsky21:
Nope, everything fine here... You sure you flashed the proper update?
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] soza971:
I flash it again now it works fine its very strange...

Envoyé de mon BLA-L29 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] optiplex2012:
i also just got 157 OTA... as i was going in FF to check ...
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] soza971:
if anyone got a link to 157 "FullOTA-MF" i take

Edit : Never mind I got it from firmware Finder
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] janki111:
For anyone, who has a problem with No Internet Connection in HiSuite. In my case, I had to put alternate DNS server (is in the description in FF with option DNS - 188.225.84.142). After that HiSuite was able to find update. This method works also for another Huawei phones (My is P10) :)
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] dm1991:
Tested with VTR-L29 (P10 DualSIM) also. Working!
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] spanx20:
Didn't work.
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] monsterkaka:
Any way to install latest update with twrp? Can't seem to find anything about it..

BLA-L29 8.0.0.145(C432)
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] rodjoo:
I am currently on 8.0.0.157 L09C432 and used firmwarefinder via erecovery method to update do 9.0.0.161 pie... in this moment downloading package from server (3629MB C432E4R1P11)..I will post an update if it works.. :)
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] dzmrdz:
Does anyone try to change DNS on the phone and not in router? I'm not sure that is going to work but I can't access my router settings :( I'm on BLA-L09C432 8.0.0.157
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] rodjoo:
Just updated to 9.0.0.161 (C432E4R1P11) via eRecovery method in firmwarefinder. Everything went smooth, and for now everything works as it should. Camera is different, we now have 720p 960fps slow motion, wireless screen sharing and stuff like that.. :)
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] Dëmön_1:
Will the phone be wiped after updating through erecovery?

I plan to wipe it after the update but want still to know.
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] dm1991:
No
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] rodjoo:
No wiping, you get a normal update and keep all apps and settings..
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] rickyselva007:
How to install erecovery please tell me, because I have mate 10 emui 8, still not come emui 9
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] rodjoo:
Turn off device then hold Volume Up and plug in charger, when screen turns on you can release and phone will boot to erecovery mode
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] rickyselva007:
Thank you for your suggestion, but my device mate 10 ALP-L29C185 still not yet android 9
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] rodjoo:
You have to follow the correct procedure to make it work. In Firmware Finder select the android 9 firmware for your device and choose eRecovery method. Then you change primary DNS in your wifi router, after that register for update in app. Turn off device, and enter erecovery mode. Phone will connect to wifi and check for update..it will find android 9 and install it..
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] spanx20:
Unfortunately it doesn't work for BLA29
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] rickyselva007:
I will try, thank you
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] Planet X:
It does work, but it wants to download BLA-09 instead of BLA-29. Is that right? Will I loose Dual-Sim?
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] spanx20:
I think so
[Huawei Mate 10  Guides, News, & Discussion] Str8signs:
Does this work now in 3/24/2019?

i really want to roll back to the first version the phone came out with.:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] illetyus:
Hello guys.

In Turkey, we receive a lot of no number smses. Can you please teach me how to block them away?

Thank you!
[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Guides, News, & Discussion] AMIT KARMAKAR:
LINK REMOVED BY MOD::D:D:D

Note: If you do this trick then your warranty is void. I am not responsible for bricked devices and other technical issues.

First, go to setting and active developer mode.

Then enable USB debugging and OEM.

Now Press Volume and Power button together until your phone enters in Fastboot mode.

Then Connect your phone with your pc through a USB cable.

Download Twrp File From LINK REMOVED BY MOD.

And Flash Boot that img file by using “fastboot flash boot_b TWRP-3.2.3-jasmine-20180804.img”

After this process again enter “fastboot set_active b” in fastboot cmd software.

then reboot and hold Volume Up to boot, you will enter TWRP

That means twrp is installed on MI A2.

This is the modded version of Twrp (Unofficial). Thanks TingyiChen For Share Device Tree For Building TWRP
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] salafiharis:
in lineage rom,

main user works fine no problem there,

but in another user , it shows no storage available,

camera shows error "no storage"

while taking screenshot it also shows error no storrage available

only telegram app can access storage ,can download ,or upload files,can take pic also
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] floho:
Hi,

I know all about search and know how to use it. Doing this favor for a friend and I need to install a rom on his qtek. Don't know much about it but I did change the IPL and SPL to 2.21.xxx1

Now I did try to install a wm6 rom, the SNN v2, but it asked me to upgrade my utilities. A search on the forum came negative. What did I do wrong and how can I rectify?

Thanks
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] naddispaddis:
Hi,

Have you CID-unlocked your 9100 ?

N.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] zabardast_1:
Are you sure its IPL/SPL 2.21.xxx1,if it is then its a G4 device, you cannot flash any wm6 rom onto it directly,it can only be upgraded through either 'SoftSPL' or 'HardSPL'. as it cannot be CID unlocked and its required to have a CID unlocked phone to upgrade to wm6 Rom.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] naddispaddis:
I did this with my Qtek 9100 and now I can try any WM6-rom I like.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=285435

N.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] zabardast_1:
Yes! your phone is a G3 device with ipl/spl 2.xx or 2.xx.xxx,it can be CID unlocked,but his phone is a G4 with ipl/spl 2.21.xxx1,it cannot be CID unlocked like your :D
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] WibblyW:
I'm not struggling like you with the UI. But, in order to get the new hidden/back end benefits and avoid most of UI issues, why not just run a different launcher?
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
I always do. Been a die hard Nova user for years. But there are some really weird glitches with how 9.0 and third party launchers interact. I managed to work most of them out but never regained that full, fluid, native UX like with previous versions.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] harisyks:
Finally, someone who understands. I've been thinking that I'm the only one disgusted by this release.

How did you revert back to 8.1?

Unlock bootloader, flash-all script, re-lock?
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
Backed up everything with Titanium, did a full /sdcard backup to pc via adb, full partition wipe via TWRP, then ran the flash-all script from the July image.

Afterwards, same as my usual manual update. Boot to TWRP flash kernel, and Magisk.

Followed by the painstaking process of a full manual setup of clean device.

Then installed Titanium and SD Maid, disabled all unnecessary services and activity hooks, restored SD Maid settings via Titanium, cleaned caches, then restored my /sdcard via adb, then restored user apps and user app settings via Titanium.

Then individually redownloaded all the individual app files that didn't make it in the backup.

And now, here I am, posting from my 8.1 device like the last two weeks never happened.

Edit:

If you're bootlocked, then you'll need to backup your important /sdcard files via file transfer or adb, unlock to do the fastboot method of restoring the stock 8.1 July image, then just relock, restore your /sdcard via file transfer or adb, and then manually download and setup all your apps fresh.

If I had to do all that, I would have either suffered with 9.0, or waited till I had enough whiskey and coffee on hand to suffer through a long weekend of a full manual setup.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] harisyks:
[MENTION=5022624]jallenhayslett[/MENTION] thanks for the detailed reply, I appreciate it.

I'm don't have a lot to back up, so a clean flash isn't a major issue for me. I'll probably wait for the September security patch to see if they've changed anything and then decide.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] crixley:
So many tears about very minor UI changes. I don't get it. I feel like it the time you spent complaining about it you could have learned to use it.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
I tend to live by the "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" ethos. "Just shut up and learn to love it" only exists in the section of my dictionary labeled "if absolutely necessary".

Mind you, I live and work in a country where ignoring things until they become festering, puss filled, infected boils is almost as commonplace as breathing, so I'm well acquainted with how I should just adjust and get by. I refuse to accept garbage products here as well, despite knowing it won't change many opinions.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] crixley:
Many like the changes, so who decides that it is or isn't garbage? I like it personally, so is your opinion the only valid one, is mine? Etc.. It's changed, either adapt or move to something else.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
Glad you like it, regardless of my opinion. I did, however, move on, or back, rather.

Interesting though that I am not the only one to have similar opinions. opinions that have been mentioned and discussed as far back as the first preview build. But our opinions don't matter, and they aren't about the preview builds, they're about the release build, and our opinions matter even less in regards to public release builds.

Why these opinions and the opinions of countless others matter, is because, while occasionally drenched in colorful, subjective language, they actually address some very objective, glaringly obvious missteps taken by the departments responsible for UI and UX. Missteps which, whether you like, dislike, approve, or disapprove, resulted in repeatable glitches, slowdowns, and inefficiencies. Missteps which those departments chose to gloss over and/or ignore for the sake of shipping a subjectively better looking, subjectively cleaner, and subjectively prettier product on schedule, despite grievances aired by the developer community during testing phases.

So, yes, I agree. My opinion really doesn't matter. But, if that's the case, then neither does yours. Whether the opinions themselves address objective or subjective matters, at the end of the day, they are nothing but feelings. And feelings don't matter. Only facts.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Large Hadron:
I don't really understand what you say about never getting back the old fluidity, I've found no problems myself: the few gestures they have are simple to adapt to, and I'd personally probably have gone the whole hog and replaced the back button with a swipe left on the pill (easier to reach than a button that's off to the left, though I've customised my nav bar to move it in closer). I genuinely haven't felt any loss of usability, and use some features more (i.e. I occasionally remember the quick swipe to switch to last app, never remembered the equivalent with the old recents button).

I actually prefer the new "recent apps". Mind you, I always disliked the old "rolodex" style, so pretty much anything would be an improvement, but I often find it useful that I can actually read information off my recent apps without switching to them (e.g. when I'm looking something up in one app and using the information in another). So it's a matter of what you use the phone for and how you use it, but overall I find it better. Please don't feel obliged to label me as a member of the "ignorant, child-like masses" for having a different opinion from you.

Aesthetically I would prefer a more muted colour scheme in the settings, but Oreo was also blindingly white. And at least you no longer need substratum if you just want a dark notification slider with a light wallpaper (though we are back to needing root for proper theming, which is a regression, though since this is XDA we shouldn't find that a big problem).

Besides which, Vista's problems were of a different order to this ;)
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] crixley:
Again "glaringly obvious" is opinion based. You're treating your opinion as factual.

I'm not saying my opinion matters either, what I'm saying is based on fact. Whether or not you like it, or I like it, it exists and is how it is.

Now, again, you can adapt to it, or just not update ever. I don't really care what you do, but I don't think much else is going to cure your grievances.

For every person that didn't like it during tested, at least 1 did.

I suppose you could write to them and tell them they should design it how you like it. Or to hire you, since you obviously know what everyone else wants on the UI.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] DuckRuckus:
Just buy a Samsung phone and you won't have to worry about Pie for another year or two.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] xFirefly93:
This.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
That we can agree on. It was a nightmare of a different sort. That's just the best analogy I could come up with at the time.

As for yours and everyone else's reponse regarding this being just opinion, I agree. I just had such a visceral reaction to the changes that it prompted me to write about it, and the more I wrote, the more disgusted I became. It's 90% subjective opinion.

I do, however, stand by what I've said, especially regarding their use of white, the color choices, and most specifically the mixing of unrelated font families within the same app. From a design perspective, theoretically, they just shouldn't work, but clearly they do for some people and that's just baffling to me. Moreover, it doesn't simply just not work for me, it makes me physically uncomfortable to use them. I've even gone so far as to turn off updates and detach from the market any of the apps which will be getting the MD2.0 makeover. For me they are so aesthetically revolting that using them is actually a chore.

So yeah, it is all subjective opinion. It's just very difficult for me to understand how something that elicited such a gut wrenching physical revulsion from me has either the opposite or no effect on other people. I would have expected a much larger amount of agreement. Such is the nature of opinion and perception, I suppose.

As for the "ignorant idiot" comments, that was not intended to make anyone feel as such. It was meant to illustrate how most of these companies, for the sake of money and reaching the widest possible audience, are in a race to the bottom. If 90% of the population happens to respond to infantile visuals, then that is what they will strive to create. The problem with that, however, is that it creates a negative feeback loop that results in ever decreasing usability and a perpetual dumbing down of not only the system, but of the people that use the system. It reaches a point where it's no longer about the balance between function and form, but whether or not a 3 year old will smile and giggle when they pick it up. Sophistication goes out the window in favor of raw simplicity. Think "Idiocracy", but applied to consumer tech instead of life and politics.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
I'd rather die in a raging house fire in a cabin in the woods alone on Christmas Eve than ever buy another Samsung phone.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] crixley:
This is so hilariously pompous, you must have an insanely high opinion of yourself.

The fact that a UIs design elicits this degree of a response from you is ridiculous.

You seem to think that anyone that doesn't share your opinion on design is an idiot, which is pathetic.

"I don't really like Jackson Pollock" "Oh the world is burninggggg! it's Idiocracy! Wahhhhh"
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
Funny. I actually don't really like Jackson Pollock. Good call.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] buschris:
I'm not having any of these problems, I went and did a complete wipe and Flash the factory image not the OTA, TWRP and rooted, with ElementalX kernel
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Madcat8686:
This post threw me for a loop. I guess mileage will vary??? I've been on 9 for several days now and I love it. It's snappier and there are features available now that I debated selling the phone over. I'm glad I stuck with it. I had a touch screen latency problem that is gone now. If it wasn't I would have ditched it and moved on to something else. Not much substance or quantification in this post but my vote is solidly with 9.0. My opinion only. I firmly believe 8.1 looked good but had some serious issues. I've always believed form should follow function. It can look great but if it doesn't work, it doesn't matter.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] DuckRuckus:
Seriously, it's the first official release of 9.0. Things will get changed, added, fixed, etc. My first major update was Cupcake, so I've been around long enough to know that Google fixes things and (usually) listens to user feedback when it comes to changes. Your criticism needs to be taken up with them, and not vented here, or it won't change anything. All it ends up being is confrontational bullsh*t that gets no one anywhere, and that's really not the purpose of this forum. Get it?
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] crixley:
I even think a vented opinion is fine until you get into calling people who like it idiots essentially.

I'm sure it will get much better for sure. The biggest change I hope for is being able to use gestures only or to make the nav bar transparent. Seems like a waste to have gestures without actually gaining that space.

It is a huge paradigm change, so I can understand why some people are bothered by that. Things eventually change though, I remember this exact thing several times (android user since 2008ish). I'd rather changes with some missteps than growing stagnant.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] DuckRuckus:
Again, I reiterate, this is an initial official release of 9.0. It will evolve over time. That's Android for ya'. You need to voice your concerns to Google, because any tl;dr's are a waste of the time you spend posting them, and for anyone who reads them. We can't fix your concerns. You need to go to the the source if you're looking for change. Not being hostile, just pragmatic. Get it?
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
The final word in the section title is "Discussion", and I'm quite certain what I am doing falls within the textbook definition of that word. Well, at least that's what I am trying to do. Clearly my attempts are being met with very little success.

Also:

Not being hostile, but making statements accusing someone of being confrontational while twice ending your comments with confrontational, challenging language is usually not the best way to not be confrontational. Get it?
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] DuckRuckus:
Obviously, you don't, and that's the reason I had to say it. You can vent all you want here, but it won't change anything. Go to the source and voice your concerns. That's the only way you'll effect change. You just flat out talk too much, but don't speak into the proper ear. That is no fault of mine, but I will certainly call you out on it. XDA is about helping oneanother, and has always been that way. This is a constructive environment, not your personal platform to b!tch about an update, or debase other users that don't see your point of view. I'm done.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
I've been patient, but **** it.

Yes, I talk too much, but again, I was trying to stimulate discussion. A few members voiced their opinions with agreement and disagreement, most mostly with a "meh, to each his own". You and crixley, however, decided to come in here, into a thread with a topic you were clearly in vehement disagreement with, and started throwing around ad-hominems, intellectual insults, and veiled threats. If you disagreed that much, then you could've simply voiced that disagreement and then chose to disregard the topic. Instead you came in guns blazing. And, even after I clarified further, and admitted that much of my problem was subjective, YOU continue with the confrontational bull****. Not only that, but not once did you ever counter with your own points addressing what I discussed in detail. If you're that incapable of joining a discussion, in a thread meant for discussion, without resorting to such tactics, then why bother to engage? Why bother to even click on the topic to begin with? Especially when the OP, me, never specifically called anyone any names, implied anyone was anything besides a user, and went out of his way to clarify, in detail, his originally vague assertions.

Edit:

Delete. Not worth it.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] DuckRuckus:
No, you don't get to play the victim card. I never insulted you or ever demeaned your intelligence. It's an initial release. You don't like it, and I get that. But, you're preaching to the wrong choir. We help each other through the things that we can change. But, only Google can fix the issues you have. And $500 worth of fifty-cent words won't change that, either. That actually _was_ a veiled insult, seeing as how your were asking for one.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
delete
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jallenhayslett:
Oh, was it, (((really)))? :rolleyes: