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[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] meistr91:
Hi buddy, so I have migrated from h2os to OB2 I have installed substratum from telegram beta support channel, I have installed overlays successfully, but they don't appear in the overlay manager section, also after reboot they not there either.

Maybe doing something wrong?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Hitman478™:
mmh.. i'm on substratum vOne.Thousand.One, open beta 2 + root of course and it's working with swift dark tried yesterday... Don't know what you're doing wrong... :confused: i'm even not on last version i think because i did not update it for a while.. Have you build without enabling the layers and THEN rebooted?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] meistr91:
When I install overlays, it says successfully, after reboot no overlays is installed..:D what eva is still working with steps that I posted before. But funny think for only this reason i did clean install from h2os to oxygen ob2 , because u said these steps not needed:D
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Hitman478™:
Have you tried a precedent version of substratum from the telegram channel?

EDIT: On which version of magisk are you? Are you trying a Pie compatible theme? The compilation of theme finishes with no error?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] meistr91:
Maan read my post. I wrote everything.

Im on pie. LATEST substratum beta (1001) from telegram beta channel.

Of course I'm using pie compatible theme. As I wrote in my last post themes installs successfully, but after reboot nothing shows up.

I'm using magisk 17.1 but same thing was happening with versions 16.4 and 16.7 :o
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Hitman478™:
So I really don't know.. Only difference is that I'm on magisk v17, check the screen
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] tekwyzrd:
Oneplus One running PixyOS and Substratum 1009. Generally working well but status bar mods are a fail so far. Swift dark with emerald accent color.

[IMG="sys info"]https://i.postimg.cc/sxFB7gc3/Image7420635837641742310.jpg[/IMG]
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] 7th1rt3en:
Just as the title states, I'm having major issues with wifi. It's the phone, it's not the network or router because it works well with all of my other devices. I've tried resetting the router anyway, I've removed the network information in the phone and reentered it. The only thing I think that might have affected it without me knowing at the time was when I left the phone in my car and it overheated. I actually did that twice. If that is what caused the issue then I think I'm out of luck and it's likely not repairable. My first thought was the wifi antenna or something but because it does still connect I don't think that's it. Anyone else have this happen?
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] DrakenFX:
How you check your WiFi preferences?

By default WiFi disconnects after certain time...

Make sure is set to "NEVER"
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Voenix:
Does it say "Connected, no Internet" and then disconnects and tries to connect again?
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] RobboW:
Is it switching to 4G because better signal? Turn off aggressive wifi handover in developer options if set. Check other settings too.

Turn off mobile data and see if behaviour is different as a quick test.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] 7th1rt3en:
I can not find this setting, what menu is it under? I checked in Wi-Fi settings and Wi-Fi>Advanced. I've had the phone for some time now, this happened all of a sudden.

In the notification bar it would still show Wi-Fi signal status (on, with full bars) but it would go from displaying "network name" to simply displaying "Wi-Fi". If I long press it takes me to Wi-Fi setting and I can reconnect manually. If I turn wifi off and back on then it DOES NOT auto connect back to the network, despite the fact that the network is saved.

It happens when I have full Wi-Fi signal. Auto switching is apparently turned off, as mentioned above. When I turn off mobile data, it still disconnects from the network, leaving me with no data connection at all. Developer options were off, but I turned it on and checked but that option is off.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Voenix:
What Android are you using?

You could update to 7 / 8.0.0 US Beta or use a custom like me. Im currently on Android 9 Treble Pixel Experience and its working nice.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] 7th1rt3en:
I'm running 7.1.1, B35. It would be nice if it was just a software issue, although I hate having to back everything up and wipe it. I haven't been keeping up with development, how reliable are A2017U flashes now? I think I remember them being risky with this phone when I first got it. Is any functionality lost? I would prefer to wait for the OTA 8.0 update since it seems to be coming but maybe...
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] lynchknot:
I'm having this problem but mine says that the wifi manager has disabled wifi permanently. I can start it manually and it will connect to the internet for a few minutes then revert back to disabled. This happened after the 7.1.1 update.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] runninghamster:
ZTE Germany just released a message on their Facebook saying they're in their last stages of testing the Android 8.0 Oreo beta and will release it officially soon. This can be as long as one to three months away, or even longer.

If you're running stock, then flashing a custom rom will provide you with more functionality and performance. Battery life will definitely be shorter though, so say if you're getting 6-7 hours of Screen-on-Time on stock 7.1, you'll get around 4-5 on a custom rom. This entirely depends on your usage however. Flashing custom roms is quite easy and risk-free if you know what you're doing, and follow a good guide. Check Oki's guide on how to flash an 8.1 treble rom if you'd like. The current LineageOS 15 and 16 builds drain quite a lot of battery compared to other roms. If you'd like a good and stable Android 8.1 Rom, I'd recommend NFound's AEX 5.8. If you're like some of us (me included), you can live life on the cutting-edge and flash a Android 9 Pie rom. I wouldn't recommend it though as unless you know what you're doing with a GSI, DON'T flash one.

Always backup before attempting anything.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] d2suarez:
Same issue

A few weeks ago my Axon 7 started doing the exact same thing that you describe. Were you able to find a solution?
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Stremon:
Same for me, I'm having the exact same issue.

Did any one of you find the solution for it? :/
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ironman1987:
Back story, I rooted my Moto X pure over a year ago on 6.0. I then upgraded to 7.0 last weekend and accepted a security update I then re-rooted the phone. After re-rooting the phone, my flashlight and camera stopped working. To fix this, I decided to try a factory reset, of course, instead of doing it in recovery mode, I did it in Android. Then I got stuck in a boot loop where it would only boot to TWRP. I decided to try re-flashing 7.0 again, so I drain the battery, plug it in, and immediately hold down volume down and power to boot into fast boot. It booted into fast boot, but shut off a second later, now it won;t power up. Just how bad did I botch things up., and can I fix it?
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m+a+r+k:
You don't think it might have something to do with draining the battery?

Why on earth would you do that?
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ironman1987:
The battery was bad to begin with, after verifying everything was working I planned to replace it. Also, it was the only way I could get it to boot into fastboot. Anyway, I figured it out. Unplugging it from the wall and holding volume down/power button for around 30 seconds finally got me into fastboot. Thanks for the helpful reply.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] shadow460:
I just bought a Moto g5 plus and rooted it, evidently successfully. Every time an app tried to access the system folder, root access was lost. I could not access the system folder myself to fix the problem without losing root.

Magisk did nothing. Every time I tapped it, it showed nothing but ads.

So I switched to Resurrection Remix 5.8.4 2017-09-17. The versions with Oreo did not work on my phone so I got the latest one with Nougat.

The phone app crashes repeatedly. I wiped/reflashed this time leaving the Google dialer out in the GApps install, I cleared cache after cache, turned off battery optimization for Phone and SIM toolkit, nothing helps

The latest problem I've had is that no apps will download files directly to the SD card. I can access it and move files over, but the whole point of purchasing a large SD card is in case something goes wrong (like installing a faulty rom or breaking the phone on a dryer), my files are safe and accessible once the problem is fixed. It also prevents the phone's internal storage filling up.

The phone this replaced is a Moto g4 play, on that phone I ran a stock room, root stuck like gum on a shoe, and the SD card worked properly.

I have already googled fixes for my issues, nothing in the first page of any search worked.

What I need is a way to make keepvid, Firefox, ACR, and any other program that downloads stuff save it to the SD card AND a working dialer on Resurrection Remix, or instructions on how to make root stick on the stock room, or a *reliable* custom ROM recommendation.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Wolfcity:
This sentence makes me attentively.

I use magisk a long time now and I NEVER saw any ads in it because there aren't any. Where did you download the file?

Also I never heard of losing root when accessing system. How do you realize that an app tries to access system? It seems your device isn't properly rooted, maybe because of a wrong magisk installation. Btw, instead of opening a new thread I would post the problem in the Magisk thread:

https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/mod-magisk-v1-universal-systemless-t3432382/page2721

The only place to download magisk.zip and Magisk Manager is here:

https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] shadow460:
https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=75114774&postcount=236

This is the guide I used to root the phone. All the files I needed came from the links there. I went through step by step and, once I finished I ran Root Checker to verify root. Next I flashed super su and went about installing apps until I realized root access had been lost. I found out by trying to run Root Explorer. At the time Super SU was handling all root access requests normally.

The next day I wiped and tried again. I tried several ways to retain root access, with and without Super SU. When I clicked Magisk, it prompted me to update it and sent me to the Play Store for something called Magisk Manager. That appears to be the only update available for whatever's in that guide. I installed it, but it's straight up adware.

Root Explorer, ES File Explorer, and any app that attempt to access the phone's root (system?) folders will cause root access to disappear when they try.

So I gave up on the stock ROM, backed up that install to my SD card, wiped the phone's memory, and flashed Resurrection Remix with Oreo. It was the first thing that came up by searching "best custom rooms for Moto g5 plus". The SD card access in that rom is completely broken, making it useless to me. I wiped that one too and installed the ROM listed above. I ran that without really setting up any of my apps... I downloaded them and left them on their stock settings. I installed the Google dialer with the Aroma GApps, and was later shown this would cause the phone app to crash, which it did.

Wipe and reflash AGAIN, this time sans Google dialer. Turn off battery optimization for phone and SIM toolkit. Wipe cache and data for both. Boot to TWRP and wipe cache/dalvik. NO CHANGE, phone app *still* reports it has crashed but will allow a conversation.

I decide I can live with that and start customizing apps. That's when I find out the *only* apps with write access to my SD card are the camera, the stock file browser, and ES File Explorer. Another app, FX explorer, shows write access is enabled on the SD card. Firefox, AdBlock Browser, and keepvid all need access to it. I grabbed Firefox hoping the issue was just that the others were simply too outdated to work with Nougat, but evidently that's not the case.

The camera and ES went through some kind of weird dialog telling me to select the root directory of the SD card before they would write to it. It's almost as if ES is functioning as a skin for the stock file browser and those other programs have no permission for that.

BTW, the forum chucked me an error about my IP address already being used once today when I tried to reply to this the first time. I was steamed already and about to Chuck the phone out in the freeway.

Basically what I need is advice on a custom ROM that, as Microsoft puts it, just works.

In case it matters, the SD card is a 200GB SanDisk model, A1 / V10 rated (the phone can't transfer data to it that fast anyway) and there's a ~2500 mAh Newdery battery case attached. There is no USB OTG in the battery case... just a cheap Chinese battery.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Wolfcity:
In the rooting thread you mentioned it says "Chose your preferred rooting app, superSU OR magisk".

Never use both.

I recommend to use this guide:

https://xdaforums.com/g5-plus/how-to/how-to-root-moto-g5-plus-t3579659/post74673573

As superSU is abandoned and not supported anymore I recommend magisk.

If you say "when I tap magisk" than it's the magisk manager you're using. Magisk consists of two parts: The magisk.zip for flashing through TWRP and the Magisk Manager which is the interface.

Nor magisk neither Magisk Manager is in the playstore! Only use the files from the thread I mentioned above. The Magisk Manager apk is inside the zip and also downloadable in the magisk thread. Normally the manager is present when you have flashed the magisk.zip. Sometimes it is not, than install it just like any other apk. But don't use any other sources than

https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445/page5

So my advice is flash your actual stock ROM (the one you were on) via fastboot.

Hopefully you made a backup in TWRP because if you don't have a backup of EFS and persist you have a big chance of losing your IMEI/4g/voLTE if you switch from an Oreo custom ROM back to stock.

If you have a backup of EFS save it for your life!

If your IMEI and/or 4g is gone after flashing stock restore EFS and if you have it persist when you have TWRP after the next step.

Flash latest TWRP 3.2.3.1.

Boot into TWRP and flash magisk 16 (it's the most stable one at the moment).

If the Magisk Manager is there don't update it if it prompts you to. If it's not there install the apk found in the magisk 16.zip.

This is it in short form, the rooting guide I posted is more detailed.

I think most of your problems result from the not complete rooting solution.

And one hint: Forget ES, it's a data thief.

Use Solid Explorer, Total Commander or imho the best: MIXplorer. This one is not in the playstore, you find it on XDA:

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1523691
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] shadow460:
I have two backups: one with the stock rom that was losing root and one with the custom ROM above that I took an hour ago. The phone has had Oreo on it and gone back to Nougat, I think with the stock rom.

I took the first backup when I thought I had everything running stable on the stock rom. Is there a way to unroot it and try again?

Not sure what version TWRP is, whatever was linked to in the root guide.

I'm not sure what EFS refers to and I don't yet know how to flash a room via fastboot. I assume it's similar to installing TWRP.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] shadow460:
Ok. TWRP is version 3.2.3-1.

I went into the thread above and downloaded Magisk 17.1, which is claimed to be the most stable release. I downloaded the Magisk uninstaller. Next I booted into recovery mode to restore the stock ROM I had used at first (with my apps loaded on it) and uninstall Magisk 16.7.

The uninstaller refused to "install".

Magisk 16.7 refused to install. (Error 1, failed to install from zip)

Magisk 17.1 refused to install. (Same error)

Super SU installed perfectly, though I didn't load into the OS to play with it.

Now is it sinking in that Magisk is CRAP??

I found the stock ROM over at androidfilehost, matched it to the version I have, and attempted to flash that with TWRP. Another error... this one said invalid zip file format.

I'm back on Resurrection Remix, wondering exactly what else I will find broken in it.

The solution here isn't going to be the stock rom, and I will NEVER attempt Magisk again. It's going to be answering three questions:

1. How do I set global permissions for *every* app on this phone to write to the SD card?

2. How do I keep com.android.phone from crashing?

3. Is there a custom ROM that has these issues addressed?
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Wolfcity:
Stock ROM has to be unzipped in your Fastboot folder on PC and flashed from there. That's why you've got an invalid zip error message.

If you think magisk is crap you will have problems in the future as superSU is dead.

You should read the instructions for installing magisk and how to use the uninstaller.

You have such a lot of problems that I recommend to do a full wipe and install any Oreo custom ROM you want, they all are stable. AOSP Extended or Pixel Experience are good choices. If you want to root them try superSU 2.82 SR5 (the latest stable) or use magisk 16 (I said before that it's the most stable, not 17.1). Do a full unroot if you change from one rooting method to the other. There's a script called unsu.zip from Osmosis which deletes all traces of every rooting method:

https://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133/post63615067

If you know what you're doing it's an easy job and magisk is a very cool piece of software if you use it correctly.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] shadow460:
Will look into those when I get home. I patched up the g4 play that got crushed by a clothes dryer (oops) and will run it a few days while I work out the g5 plus.

For full unroot do I need to return to stock recovery or can I keep TWRP?

Does Pixel experience have anything to do with the Pixel launcher?

Last question... if I flash the stock room do I still need to unroot?

I actually patched up the g4 play that got crushed when I was moving a clothes dryer and am running it, so I have some time now to work out any issues with the g5 plus. I'll probably go ahead and try one of those custom rooms with SuperSU. I don't use any apps that require non-root and by the time I need to root something again there will probably be a new Superuser type app out there. If I go with the stock rom, I don't see much of a choice, but I'm not thrilled about Magisk.

Let me get on the download for one of those custom rooms you listed...
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] atrain2324:
I hear bad things about 17.1 for Magisk. Find the Magisk 16.0 and you will be fine. But follow the instructions first.

Also there's a thread somewhere for flashing actual stock Nougat zips according to your version (may it be RETUS or RETEU) if anything has gone horribly wrong as it sounds you have at least a working TWRP. Once you got that going, then reboot into recovery, back it all up.

Then format system, cache, data and dalvik (MUST always be done on clean flash). Then flash desired Oreo rom. Then flash Gapps. Then flash Magisk. Then boot it.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] shadow460:
I found the thread on TWRP flashable stock roms and am downloading one now. I also found my credit card statement, which reminded me how much I spent on that electronic curse... and I ought to actually put some software on it and use it. Been running the g4 play (harpia) for a bit as I got a semi decent quality screen to replace the broken ones. Parts are getting harder to find... which is the same reason I retired my last Galaxy. (actually I think that one is just missing the ROM...)

Anyway, I backed up the EFS on the G5 plus using TWRP. I plan to try to TWRP flashable stock rom and give Magisk another shot since I have a working phone I can use while I set the G5 up (I have all the time I need).

I think I understand how to recover the imei if it gets deleted.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] shadow460:
Update: TWRP flashable stock room appears to be working. Gonna make a nandroid backup of it, grab the Magisk 16 download on *this* phone and then head off to bed. Will attempt root again later this week.

Thanks ya'll!
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] shadow460:
Next step was getting Magisk 16 on there with the TWRP flashable stock ROM. That was a simple process. I put Joey krim's Root Checker and Root Explorer on also and ran them both to try and remember create the loss of root problem. Root stuck like duct tape... for now.

I looked through Magisk 16's settings using it's manager. I'm not 100% sure what all of that does so I left them alone.

There were some tweaks in RR I liked such as the battery var and swipe the status bar for brightness. If there's a way to run that kind of thing, I'm all ears.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] shadow460:
Going for round 2 with the Moto G5 plus. I haven't had any trouble since September 20 aside from needing a screen replacement (I dropped it).

Wife broker HER screen on a Galaxy J3, so she's getting a G5 plus. It's backing up its stock ROM now. I made a backup of the install on my phone with what I consider essential apps. I'll flash that in but put her efs on it from the new to us G5 plus not mine from my phone.

From there everything should be the same save for the phone number, esn, and SD card, plus whatever she puts on it.

Should be a lot faster than her in rootable AT&T J3.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] v2.2v:
Randomly, but always, my wifi will disconnect. I have reset network settings. Reset all phone settings. Rebooted router. Still happening. My pixel is just fine on same network. ?

Totally stock on ATT. No mods at all
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] bober10113:
dhcp issue? looks like phone can connect but can't receive an ip. or an ip conflic with a manualy bound ip on a device in the network.

does it do it on all wifi access points? or only a specific one?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] v2.2v:
Just my home router. Haven't ever had an issue with any previous phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] bober10113:
replicate else where. then you will know if its device or your network
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] kimber45:
Mine does this also.

Was starting to question my network as well. We run a Verizon hotspot with unlimited data for our home wifi since there are no other options in our rural area for actual high speed internet.

I am really leaning towards a software issue,hopefully fixed by an update, since no other phones, S7's and an apple, have issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] v2.2v:
Extremely frustrating ? I've tried everything
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Jammol:
Does it only happen at home? If it does, what's the security of your router set to? TKIP+AES can cause issues on 2.4GHZ and 5GHZ routers especially if they are older models of 2+ years.

Try powering off your router for 2 minutes and then turn it back off. I had to do that because Comcast Xfinity!!!??
[Sony Xperia XZs Questions & Answers] namphung13121992jv@gmail:
Please have detailed instructions or guide clips
[Smartisan Nut R1 Themes, Apps, and Mods] D.Spirit:
Hello

I will start, currently this is my simple setup :D

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[Smartisan Nut R1 Themes, Apps, and Mods] DQEight:
Sorry no fancy frame, dunno how to do that.
[Smartisan Nut R1 Themes, Apps, and Mods] beenhow:
how can you do that ? would you like to share?
[Smartisan Nut R1 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Madara76:
Do what? The presentation?

Inviato dal mio Pixel 3 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Smartisan Nut R1 Themes, Apps, and Mods] DQEight:
:good: