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[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Emmykay223:
Oky so i have tried it's not Booting

Thanks for your concern ??
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xaedoplay.modder.xda:
maybe you can take a look at twrp.me and look after Nokia 6

some people reported that the official TWRP works
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Condomino:
You are my hero! :highfive:

Thank you so much! It works very fine!
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Emmykay223:
I think i should reinstall my android pie and then i should install twrp again hope it will work for me
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Emmykay223:
As u can see my bootloader is unlocked
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Emmykay223:
Yes but my device is showing "failed to find device partition" any idea about it?

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Why my device is showing me "failed to find device partition" in my recovery menu. Any idea about it?
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Mirza_Husnain:
Will it work on my Nokia x7?

I've not seen anything about Nokia rooting on xda before this,

So, first of all thank you so much for the great effort.

Can I use this on my Nokia x7.
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Nouman112:
Help: how to unlock bootloader?

Hey Bro just guide a little bit, I know how to go back to Nougat/Oreo from Pie. after going back to Nougat can I unlock my bootloader simply by using this command 'fastboot oem unlock' or I will have to buy bootloader?
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Emmykay223:
Nope you can try methods to unlock bootloader but i will suggest you to buy bootloader key from techmesto .

I have purchased the key from techmesto then i unlocked my bootloader. you can run this command to unlock your phone's bootloader.

Fastboot flash unlock (key.bin)

Then fastboot oem unlock-go
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Nouman112:
I actually don't wanna buy any other suggestion?
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Emmykay223:
You can search how to unlock bootloader of nokia 6 in search options you will know how to do it
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] hikari_calyx:
Please update this topic. You can use Magisk 19.x on Nokia 5/6 now.
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] SamuSZ:
Hello one newbie question if I want to instal latest Magisk 19.x also do i have to use latest magisk manager?

and I use the same procedure in this post to install it, i have to think

Thanks
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Emmykay223:
If your phone is unlocked just simply flash twrp and then flash latest magisk zip and latest magisk manager
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] **C007**:
A quick question:

In Rlz debug ui (dialing *#*#759#*#* in dialer ) there is some option called the " Oem mode". Does this have something to do with unlocking bootloader?
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] MYR-12.v2:
Is Magisk 19.x also supports Oreo 8.1?
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] singhnsk:
Thank you worked decently on Pie and loaded with fastboot boot command.
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] rpravenclaw:
Hey I just tried to boot twrp 3.3.1 from official twrp website and the phone just rebooted. Then I tried the one given in OP and it worked! Thanks!
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Chức điện:
Sorry but could someone please clarify to me

* What do I have to do to root my Nokia 6?

* I am using Nokia 6 ta 1021 android 8.1.0 patch 1 1 2019

* I have watched videos and from many websites I am really confused and don't know where to start. I am Vietnamese and I am not good at English please help me in more detail please
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] adahkennedy:
it doesn't work

I flashed it and it didn't boot
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Sharashchandra:
Hi,

May I know how you achieved that because Even I tried many times but nothing happens.

Thank you
[Nokia 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Sharashchandra:
Hi,

Thank you for the TWRP, I am just curious what you did to the kernel to boot? because i compiled kernel (6.20A) but its not at all booting
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thomorph:
Hi,

I'm using my nexus 10 with lineage 13 (nigthly without the reboot problem).

But I have the jack issue, no sound when I plug the headphone.

One solution is to reboot with the headphone plugged.

But is there any other solution like an App or a anything else?

Thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] exzist78:
Has anyone figured this out that is willing to share the info?

Thanks in advance to all the great minds here,

Oh....and i have searched, many times, both here and the entire web...so, if it is here i deserve the flamming!!
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] DingoBingo:
My phone has a very strange issue which I'm unable to fix. It happens totally randomly. Sometimes it occurs multiple times a day, then it won't happen for weeks.

It goes like this: Sometimes, even though I'm connected to my WiFi network, apps won't connect to the internet. However, the apps won't give me an error message telling me that I'm diconnected. As the WiFi symbol is active, the phone probably thinks it's online while it's actually not. All apps are affected.

At the same time, the battery drains rapidly (about 10% per hour in standby) and the phone gets slightly warmer. Maybe it is trying to connect all its services to the internet, fails constantly and therefore gets warmer?

This battery drain has also occured in flight mode, so it is not necessarily a WiFi problem. It has happened in various WiFi networks and my other devices don't get disconnected, so the reason must be within the phone.

I've done multiple factory resets but it didn't help. I'm tired of doing factory resets. The only way to temporarily fix it is turning the WiFi on and off again or rebooting the phone. I'm on Oreo btw.

I should add that this only begins when the phone is in standby. When the screen is on, i.e. I'm actively using the phone, I do of course notice the issue but it starts before waking up the phone from standby. That makes me believe it has something to do with standby / Android doze.

Someone on Reddit suggested that it might be due to Android Doze. I followed the advice there, went to Settings > General > Battery > Power saving exclusions, switched on the WiFi and restarted the phone. That was two days ago and there's still no improvement.

Apart from that, battery life is bad overall, even when the WiFi issue doesn't occur. Just see this screenshot from today below. It's almost as if the phone has a bad day sometimes and drains the battery for no apparent reason. Then, on other days, it's better but still nowhere where it could be according to other V30 owners' screenshots.

What can I do?

It is really really annoying!

[IMG="Screenshot 24 February"]https://i.imgur.com/IAD74BX.png[/IMG]
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] AsItLies:
Not sure if this would help or not but try (from the playstore) Greenify. It works best if device is rooted but also works (give permissions through adb) without root.

Would it fix the problem? Oh no, doubt that. It *might* point to what's going on though?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Alpha Male82:
It pops up about once per hour and displays for about a second before going away.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] winol:
I have never seen it, it might be some carrier related service, IDK
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Shug69:
WiFi calling?

Strike that. It means you're sharing your location on Google maps and when you see the icon it's updating.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] iceepyon:
That is a new icon....
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Limeybastard:
yep Google location sharing.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] divvykev:
Have some experience in flashing Rom's in my time but tried to flash Carbon Rom on my 6 yesterday and got myself into a pickle.

Unlocked and installed TWRP Blue Spark and Root using the Toolkit.

When I was back in Twrp I installed the Rom and TWRP again and rebooted.

That's where the problem started. When it rebooted into TWRP I could not find where the GAPPS was. The directory structed seemed very strange. SDCARD was there but nothing in it. Could not find the user directory at all.

Carbon would not come out of bootloop.

Tried to fastboot stock and then was left with a blank screen and a blue light only.

Only the MSM unbrick tool helped me out.

Can someone see what I did wrong here in not being able to find the gapps?

Thanks

K
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Oliie23:
Likely the phone was encrypted
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] ahacker:
For me this happened a few times, including when I tried to 'fastboot boot' a wrong image or some latest bluespask Twrps. This is the state when the the phone has hung trying to execute something. The remedy is to hold the power button pressed for something like 10 seconds and the phone will switch off (this is a hardware feature so shlould not fail). After that I go to fastboot normally - press volUp+Power for a few seconds till the fastboot message. Also, make sure that you are not charging, as this seems to have prevented me going to fastboot once.
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Yes, yes, it's possible to love a phone. Heck, you sleep next to it, don't you? Rate this thread to indicate your love for the Nokia 9 PureView, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the Nokia 9 PureView is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] phunkyp:
I wanted to love this phone. The design and screen are super solid. Taking it out of the $7 clear case that I got just to make sure I didn't scratch it in the first week, to appreciate how solid and smooth the phone felt, was a real joy. The clarity and color of the screen are quite impressive. I was constantly looking for the camera to impress me, and once I finally had come to the conclusion that every photo was good enough that I could tweak in editing to make it how good I wanted it to be initially, I was really happy to have it. But then with the constant frustration of the fingerprint scanner and the terrible sounding speaker, I decided that the camera was not good enough to keep me holding on to this one, even for the very good $599 price. Packed the phone up and thinking hard about bringing it back today. :(
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] bk227865:
I love the fact that this phone produces raw DNG files that i can actually use.

My P20 Pro on the other hand spits out useless raw files that suffer from vignetting in both brightness and color cast. And the jpg files are horrible overprocessed , The P20 Pro, photo wise, was a bit of a disappointment for me. It still baffles me how it was able to achieve such high scores.

From the few pic's i already took with the Nokia , i can say that i finally have a phone again that can take normal looking pictures.
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] Sliksta:
I love this phone. Ofc i could be bias, since im coming from a Windows phone. However since my first nokia, i've always liked their phones on a unconscious level. After owning the 920, 1020 & 950, moving from windows to Android was so much better. 7 was my favorite but im starting to feel like Pie is my new fav now. So maybe i am loving the android one experience more than the phone itself.

There are a couple annoyances, as with any phone, luckily most of the Nokia 9's can be fixed via software.

Here are my two little annoyances:

-Finger Printer reader...need i say more...check my post under 'Can anyone get the fingerprint scanner to work most of the time' for a possible workaround.

-Can't remove Google assistant or date on home screen without 3rd party launcher or rooting; this is because of Android One experience.

Other than that, i love the phone because i've been on a deprecated pos that was Balmer's ugly-headed step-child.
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] MoseMan:
I really love this phone. Mine came yesterday morning so these views are based on this short time with the phone.

Keep in mind that I was coming from a Galaxy Note 4 which I bought on release day. I thought this was a great phone and it has served me well, but nothing since has really given me the push to replace it. I saw the Nokia 9 when it was announced at MWC and pre-ordered the next day.

Highlights so far:

Android One - After coming from a Samsung experience this is a breath of fresh air.

Design - I think notches and hole punches (the new Samsung method) are ridiculous. I have a real hate of them because they are unnecessary and this phone proves it. I've seen reviewers mention the top and bottom bezel as a negative but I'm yet to find an actual person who has actually identified them as a problem. I've wrapped this phone in a TPU case and fitted a glass screen protector to protect it against my kids and my active lifestyle and it still feels amazing in the hand. It looks stunning as well. Yes, I'm aware of its similarity to the Note 4.

Camera - My experience of the camera so far has been fantastic. I've taken a number of photos in different conditions and it has performed excellently. Processing times haven't gotten in my way. I've taken a few snaps, put it in my pocket and come back to it later. I've had loads of fun with the post shot depth adjustment which is very impressive. And the monochrome sensors on their own give you something special.

Battery life - Battery life has been excellent. My day starts at 6am which is when I unplug my phone from where it is charging. I'm sat here typing it 17 hours later and its still on 67%. During this time I have used GPS for about an hour to track my ride to and from work, its been paired with my smart watch all day so the radios have been running for that. And beyond that its just been general browsing and messaging.

GPS - When I opened Strava it locks on instantly.

Negatives:

Fingerprint reader - It needs work. I hope they can fix this with software. It works most of the time with my forefinger. And sometimes with my thumb. For something like this. If it doesn't work first time, most of the time then it doesn't work.

Switching between camera modes - Seems to be a bit of lag switching between modes.

I'm really looking forward to spending more time using this phone, Ill post photos in the photo thread when I have a decent selection.
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] Left17:
Not recommending

Touch sensitivity is very poor, often requiring 2 or 3 touches to register. Feels like a low end phone with resistive screen from 6 years ago. Not a flagship. Not even a mid-ranger. I had cranked up the pointer speed to maximum in the keyboard and language section of Settings but that made no difference. My typing accuracy has also plummeted from my previous Nexus 6p. Seems like a recurring problem across Nokia phones. Come to think about it my touch screen percentage echoes my fingerprint success. Perhaps the issue is not the reader but the overall touch registration.

Using Snapseed instead of Lightroom to edit Raw but there is a real eye opener on the web where the camera is compared to previous generations of Nokia Pure Views. Not pretty. And unlike others, I do not expect improvement with the camera. Light and HMD Global have worked on this camera array for years. What is 6 months more going to achieve except for better stability and less aggressive sharpening? The low light is truly horrendous.

Not recommending to friends. Still, I will keep because I dislike returning and not too many Android One offerings.

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Besides well documented issues with fingerprint reader and camera, phone suffers from awful touch sensitivity. One fallout is wildly inaccurate keyboard accuracy. Unpleasant to use for surfing or social media.

Choice of cases is limited. For example, I have not been able to find a real leather wallet case; just PU cases with magnetic closures. This seems to be an issue for any phone that is not an Apple or a Samsung Galaxy.

On the other hand, voice quality is fine. So at the end if the day, it's a phone.
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] Harfainx:
That almost sounds like you have a hardware problem that most don't have. I have no sensitivity issues on the screen itself. It's been very accurate for me, and I've had it for a month now with no complaints on that end. The fingerprint reader sucks, but the sensitivity of the screen itself has been flawless.
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] stefanve:
Likes:

Image quality, very nice useable raw files

Look and feel

Screen

Speed

Battery (if you don't use the camera to much)

Dislikes:

Unprotected lenses , yes it looks cool flush to the body. But it also means scratch prone. Now I need to use a ugly case. Normally I never use a case as it's at bulk and looks not very nice.

Updates, Android one suppose to be secure by giving you monthly updates. It's April, still has the February security update. Both Sony xz3 and note 9 got the March update at the beginning of March both are not Android one. So at the moment I'm not impressed at all by Android one

Camera crashes sometimes. Suppose to be fixed in an upcoming update (whenever it may arrive)

All in all it is better in my view than the xz3 or mate 9 . Especially considering the price, but I'm a bit pissed about the update situation (you might have noticed it ;) )
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] jamesbilluk:
Really have tried with the phone, and wanted to like it, but to me it just seems un finished to me, the finger print sensor is just hopeless, even with the recent update and re enrolling, it really doesn't seem to work, even with wet or dry hands, Whilst an impressive camera, I've missed many moments waiting for it to load, or process (wanted the phone for a new New born baby we've had) even though shes not moving much yet, I've missed various photos. Sadly its now in a draw, and I've purchased a p30 pro from ebay, its like a breath of fresh air, the camera is astonishing, nice to see how an optical finger print sensor should work too!
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] vodovodo:
Got it for 230$ used ... Can't complain ?

But it's unfinished product.

Back to the stone age and using pin code to unlock.

Camera takes too long

Speaker is bad

In another word ... I would never buy it for 600 or 500 dollars nor count on it as main device
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] Fmukbil:
I really wanted to love this phone, the hardware is impressive, the display in particular is the nicest!

But it's the software that's a disappointment, every now and then I have to restart my device to have the notifications to play sound again, and frequently after plugging my phone in to charge the display stops working and I have to soft reset.

The camera software is slow, kills battery, over heats, and the torch/flash rarely functions giving the error message "can't use torch, camera is in use"

GCam is not an option unfortunately :(

Have been thinking about switching phones but HMD hasn't offered a proper replacement yet, my patience is almost over!
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're a power user. Can the Nokia 9 PureView keep up? Rate this thread to express how "healthy" the development scene is for the Nokia 9 PureView. A higher rating indicates available root methods, kernels, and custom ROMs.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Would you say that the Nokia 9 PureView is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the Nokia 9 PureView exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] phunkyp:
Only being able to compare it to the 835s of the Pixel 2 and the S8, this phone has been feeling fast for me. I make all the animations .5x so that helps too. Occasional app crashes but hoping that will get worked out with future updates.
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] Harfainx:
Honesty it doesn't feel much, if any slower than a phone with an SD855. I'm sure it could be noticeable in some games, loading times, etc... But everyday usage it feels the same.

I stated before that the merging time when taking pictures would likely be reduced a bit if using an 855, but with them having to customize the 845 for it, I'd prefer a slower merge on a released phone versus a phone that never comes out because they're always trying to get the newest hardware configured for it.
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] stefanve:
Compared to my xz3 it seems smoother, opening apps faster
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] Sliksta:
Ran 3dmark Sling Shot Extreme for Open GL 3 and Vulcan. Score 4582/4258. Comparison chart on site vs phone app is different. Also i couldn't upload my score, but that could have been because i turned off google app. Apparently i was the first to test this phone with 3dmark

*Edit: I guess you want to know how it works day to day... Overall better than my windows phone, but in general seems appropriately speedy in accomplishing tasks with little or no delay, based on my expectations of how this phone should respond.
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
OMG! Kim K posted another selfie with tons of cleavage! Rate this thread to express how quickly apps launch on the Nokia 9 PureView. A higher rating indicates that even the most intensive apps launch quickly and without hesitation, even if they are no longer in RAM.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're busy and don't have time to wait, which is why you need to stop reading this thread and get back to organizing your Pogs. Rate this thread to express how the Nokia 9 PureView performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the Nokia 9 PureView keeps many apps in memory so that they don't need to reload, and that when moving between apps, transitions are smooth and performance is excellent.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] Sliksta:
When i first got this phone, i wasn't familiar with Pie, and i didn't even realize i had a billion things open. So i think the Android One experience really shines in the multi-tasking area. You can even squeeze more speed by disabling all of googles features and services, however it does come to a point where disabling too much can make the OS shudder or just ruin seamless experiences. You will start to experience just a hair of that if you disable google services. However coming from a Windows phone im not sure if this is the norm.

On average right now i only use 3-4GB of memory

I will try to update this post as i go through a work week, to provide a more 'typical' experience.
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones exhibit choppy scrolling, especially when navigating long web pages when multiple apps are running in the background. Rate this thread to express how you smooth scrolling feels on the Nokia 9 PureView under such conditions. A higher rating indicates that scrolling is always buttery smooth, even when you're reading a 10,000 word article on "how to kiss a girl".

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones are great to take camping because if you play Asphalt 8 long enough, the back warms up to the ideal temperature that can bake bread. Rate this thread to express the extent to which the Nokia 9 PureView stays cool under extended heavy use. A higher rating indicates that even when playing strenuous games for long periods of time, the phone doesn't get uncomfortably warm.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Nokia 9 PureView Real Life Review] stefanve:
Becomes warm when charging or doing CPU/GPU intensive stuff