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[LG G Pad 7 Questions & Answers] Yeedatoy:
That's the new "Googleless" e/ operating system created by one of the founding developers of Lineage OS. It's supposed to revolutionize Android in a sense from my understanding, and possibly be the next big operating system. You can actually purchase refurbished phones Samsung Galaxy S7, Galaxy s8 and more pre-installed with this OS on it. Is very quick and it works extremely well on The V410 from my experience, but it takes a lot of getting used to. It's pre-installed with gmscore to get around Google, and contains a lot of security and privacy features. The launcher itself is extremely different, and goes by the name of Bliss launcher. It's extremely lightweight and I see huge potential in it, but it could be potentially frustrating for your daughter if she is used to relying on Google. It's based off of 7.1.2, and I would suggest trying it out just to experience it and see what you think for a bit, as it's a very quick flash and throwing magisk on it is a breeze. I know exactly what you're talking about with the Wi-Fi issues. It seems to plague every ROM for this tablet except for the lollipop ROMs like Tesla. As for this new OS, I've had no wi-fi issues whatsoever. The interface is actually perfect for a tablet! Of course you can still run Google apps on it if you choose, which I am in the process of trying out currently. I flashed this rom a couple weeks ago and it was a huge and very pleasant surprise when the boot screen appeared, but I couldn't help but take a shot at flashing the stock 4.4.2 pre-rooted ROM back to my g pad 4 a short while because I found myself in a scenario where I needed to use the infrared remote.. if you haven't heard of it already, look up E/ OS and take a look at what it has to offer! I desperately been searching for a lineage 15 ROM with no luck.

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You can bypass the welcome screen by tapping each corner of the display clockwise until it Skips the initial setup, then go back and enter in any info necessary. You don't have to do it very quickly but sometimes it takes a little while and some patience to get it to work.

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Side note.. I found that using magisk and flashing FDE.AI , along with the low ram enabler module which you have to search for because it is no longer in the magisk repo " AKA Android go Edition enabler" solves most of the lag issues if not all of them on this tablet.
[LG G Pad 7 Questions & Answers] Yeedatoy:
I've come to realize after flashing every ROM I can find multiple times on my v410, that the newer android builds are just too slow for this tablet no matter what. After a fresh install, they're mostly all quick, but it doesn't take much to slow them down. Ground Zero Roms are very well built even though there are no newer builds. Tesla High Voltage is very quick and stable with no WiFi issues. Tipsy is a slimmed down version and works well but I like the features of Tesla much more. Validus is awesome but there's a couple bugs I haven't figured out yet. It comes with both Trebuchet and Nova launcher preinstalled, has a really nice dark theme and very badass boot and shutdown animations, a keyboard that adapts in color and transparency based on the page loaded, and various visual options. Using Omniswitch for recents will cause a crash sometimes which I haven't figured out, but the regular navbar can be changed in height, and various buttons can be added and icons changed. I prefer to turn the navbar off and the Pie navigation on. Systemless Xposed causes settings to crash on Validus, and so does Lucky Patcher. If I can get these things figured out, this would be my preferred daily use ROM, but out of the box I think Tesla holds up in the long run compared to everything I've tried. It just needs a few updates due to the older android version, the only necessary one in my experience is the browser and webview. Although they are larger in size, Bromite browser and webview are the quickest and most stable. The difference is so large that it is impossible to go unnoticed. I can not get Bromite webview to flash through Magisk however, but the apk installs with no hiccups. Kernel Auditor comes built in as well.
[LG G Pad 7 Questions & Answers] revwillie:
Thanks for the info and link to the unofficial E/OS. I thought it was just another boot-looping dead end when I flashed it via TWRP but I went back into TWRP and wiped the dalvik cache...viola, it booted right into a first time script.

Pros: this is fast. the tablet is so much more usable now. It has some good built in apps and the app store seems to connect directly into the google play store, so I was installing regular android apps right away. The built in maps is surprisingly useful. It has a good navigation feature that is like a streamlined google maps nav. I like the privacy aspects. While I was tempted to link to my google account, I might prefer to leave it unlinked. with a 4g sim card, this would be a great device for traveling abroad and I'd be less paranoid connecting to unfamiliar wifi or cell networks. With a couple of movies and ebooks loaded on a 200gig microSD card, it would make a great offline device as well.

Cons: I still have the same wifi issues that the lineage OS and Cyanogen mod builds had. I have to reconnect to wifi every time the tablet wakes up. Considering the privacy in traveling use case, though, this could be considered an advantage.

Now I regret canceling the extra Tmobile line that the gpad used to be on. Maybe I'll catch another add a line free promo.
[LG G Pad 7 Questions & Answers] scottfweintraub:
WiFi is important to me. Is there anything other than stock that works?

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It may not matter. I literally want this device to do one thing only -- act as a Sonos front end -- and it appears I can only choose to either have broken wifi or too-old an android version.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Guides, News, & Discussion] @SreekanthPalakurthi:
NOTE # I'm not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed (like it did for me...).

# Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in the products you find here before flashing it!

# YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.

# Your warranty will be void if you tamper with any part of your device / software.

UNOFFICIAL BUILD!

LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 9 (pie), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.

LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.

ALL THE SOURCE CODE IS OPEN SOURCE AND I WILL LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE POST

CHANGELOG

SEE BELOW POSTS FOR CHANGELOG

BUGS

Pixel launcher force closes, I'll try to fix it in the next build

Update- There is a work around, Flash this the below zip in magisk

https://bit.ly/2PWtdf1 by [MENTION=1968531]adithya[/MENTION]frk

STEPS TO FLASH

1 INSTALL ROM

2 FLASH GAPPS (NANO OR PICO)

3 FLASH MAGISK ( OPTIONAL )

4 REBOOT

5 YOU CAN FLASH ANY KERNEL

Telegram http://t.me/LOSUNOFFICIAL

DOWNLOADs

ROM- https://bit.ly/2PVRGAY

GAPPS- https://opengapps.org

SPEACIAL THANKS TO : [MENTION=9696592]hiteshhv[/MENTION] [MENTION=5854483]akhilnarang[/MENTION] [MENTION=2800585]notallowed[/MENTION]ontelegram [MENTION=4162006]adi20[/MENTION]_01

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[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Guides, News, & Discussion] Nicklas Van Dam:
Thank you for your build, please move your thread to this section https://xdaforums.com/redmi-note-4/xiaomi-redmi-note-4-snapdragon-roms-kernels-recoveries--other-development, and please include your device tree,kernel and vendor source to this thread.

As this is forum rule.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Guides, News, & Discussion] @SreekanthPalakurthi:
I'm truly sorry sir I posted this here by mistake, can you please delete this thread.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Guides, News, & Discussion] Nicklas Van Dam:
Sorry, i can't move it. But you can create a new thread in that section after that contact forum administrator to vlose this thread.

Thank you.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] jbatu:
If the Raphael replaces the mogul does that mean that if you have insurance on the mogul and break it or lose it they will give you the Raphael or the diamond?
[Mogul, XV6800 General] peepeesea:
i dout it... i'm sure there is going to be an abondant supply of 6800 refurbs
[Mogul, XV6800 General] jbatu:
yeah, but my insurance is paying for a new phone not refurbished,ill complain to them, last time i got another mogul because my other one broke they gave me a new mogul, im pretty sure people will find ways to get the raphael and diamond instead of their old models, and they have to give you another one because i had my phone for less then two years with insurance, and they have to give you a new one if its newer then twp years, only if its older they'll just replace the part on it.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] NotLutzik:
sprint can give refurbished phone if they cant repair ur phone any time they want and there is nothing u can do bout it!
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] idkwat2do:
So I accidentally, uninstalled Samsung Internet and now all my private bookmarks are gone. The browser was synchronised with Samsung Cloud, so I recovered all my regular bookmarks, but it seems like Samsung Cloud doesn't backup all the bookmarks from the private mode, so I can't recover them that way. Is it possible to restore them somehow? Maybe they're still in some temporary trash or idk?
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] zonedgold:
Is this still a thing on android phones such as the pixel line? I am thinking of getting the Pixel 3a and its actually very decent for its price. Im also aware that its a new phone and there is currently no ROMs?kernels for it. However, back in the day overclocking was a huge deal, but i've been an iphone user for a long time now. Is overclocking a dead concept on android phones now?
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] jmtjr278:
By and large oc/uv is dead. Some kernels do attempt it at times but it causes pretty drastic instability most of the time. With this soc I'm not sure though. Most flagship soc's are fast as is.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] razrlover:
As of right now doesn't seem necessary.

Disabling digital wellbeing has lead to performance benefit
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] bubbyj:
I realize this is old, but looking at the freq tables in our kernel for the BIG cores, it appears that it'll go to 2.4ghz.
[Oppo Realme 1  Questions & Answers] Amit_mishra:
I am not sure if the link above is gonna work or not I am new in this forum. I recently installed latest twrp by AP hacker team. I installed it using fastboot command. I did everything step by step carefully. But, Since it never shows internet storage unless we format it so I formatted it using twrp itself writing "yes". I did it correctly and it said successful. then, I restarted it and I noticed this irritating red bar. It's so annoying to see this. Can I just get rid of it? Please, I don't want to flash stock ROM again and again. I wanna use twrp but not with this red bar man please hello po!!!
[Oppo Realme 1  Questions & Answers] abhi.s4u:
u need to install Xposed framework for ur device and under it install coloroS 3.0 module

see this video

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T6yQWCSLZt4
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] jmtjr278:
Dang, mine worked after I hid Google pay with magisk! That's an intensive process. I clicked hide them rebooted and added my amex without issue. Had to **** system apps to hide play store so I could download Netflix too.

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Almost forgot to mention, thanks for the patched image. Saved me some time
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] pbanj:
Ya I had them hid and it wouldn't let me add my cards. so I went oh it must have triggered before I hid them. So I did the old "clear all their data" trick and it still wouldn't let me do it. I was talking in my discord server and was told about how the play services remembers. They told me to do all the stuff I posted and then run that command from twrp. Well we dont have twrp yet so I was like **** am I screwed until then. then another one was like if you freeze the play services and then try the command it might work. So I did and it worked. wasted about an hour of my time lol.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] jmtjr278:
The things we do to have fun! That's what I love though, seeing a problem and figuring out the solution. Android is the best. Teaches me things every day
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] lovelockdown:
Does this work with US carrier Pixel 3a's? (TMobile, Version, AT&T, etc.)
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] pbanj:
If they will allow you to unlock the bootloader yes. Otherwise no
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] razrlover:
I was surprised to find the oem unlock greyed out on T-Mobile.

It does come with the Unlock app for unlocking carrier restrictions but if i remember that didn't effect the bootloader.

Work around will hopefully be found. I will say that i found a audio mod and ad block without root have been good so far
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] pbanj:
man that sucks. i would just return it and buy it from google. or hell even bestbuy will give you an unlocked one and let you add it to your tmobile account.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] razrlover:
Yeah i had already downloaded your boot.imgs. thanks for doing that for everyone.

I've been on a S9 for a while so I'm used to finding work arounds for no root. I will try to make it work for a while and see.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] havens1515:
I powered it on without a SIM card inserted (out of the box) and connected it to wifi and was able to enable OEM unlock.

If you do a factory reset and do the same (set it up without the SIM inserted) you should be able to as well.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] razrlover:
That's awesome!

A work around indeed! Appreciate it
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] dhoang:
I will give it a try right now and report back. Thanks.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] gtuansdiamm:
still grayed out for me after factory reset with no sim

ill try it with a new phone as well

edit: also grayed out on my fresh out of the box phone as well

both from tmobile
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] alphahere:
Did you actually unlock the bootloader?

Thanks
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Chronzy:
I thought that oem unlock was greyed until you inserted a sim and connected to a network. Seems like this is the way it's always been on pixels.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] havens1515:
Did you connect to wifi? It was still grelayed out for me until I connected to wifi. Then went back one menu, and returned to developer options and it wasn't grayed out anymore

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Yes, I did. You need to connect to wifi first before it will allow you to enable OEM unlock.

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Yes, it's grayed out until you connect to a network, but that network doesn't have to come from a SIM card (at least not in my case) it can come from wifi
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Holysmoke99:
Didn't work for me, factory reset for nothing. Now time to reinstall everything. ugh.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] engMTW:
When the device is paid off and unlocked (permanently, not a travel unlock) through the Unlock app, the OEM unlock option will no longer be grayed out. I can confirm it first hand and I'll add that this is how foreign carriers operate as well with regards to the Pixel.

The way that OEM unlocking works on *all* Pixels is through IMEI whitelisting. Factory Unlocked Pixels sold through Best Buy, Google Fi, Google Store and a few other retailers are whitelisted as being eligible for OEM unlocking. The option will be grayed out until the phone is connected to the internet so as to receive the eligibility state from Google.

Devices branded for T-Mobile are marked as ineligible, but T-Mobile (like virtually all carriers that sell the Pixel except for Verizon and NTT Docomo) updates the OEM Unlock eligibility flag at the same time they deem the device SIM unlock eligible. The device will check in with Google, receive the new eligibility state and unrestrict the OEM Unlock option.

The final bit of weirdness with the T-Mobile variant is how T-Mobile uses the Device Unlock app. Google has a custom SIM unlock solution for carriers that does not involve a carrier app or traditional unlock codes. It is similar to what the iPhone does & how OEM Unlock eligibility works - the carrier sends a request to Google for a phone associated with said carrier to be unlocked. Google processes the request, the phone checks in with Google and displays a notification stating that the SIM unlock was complete. For non Verizon/NTT Docomo carriers, that notification also means that you can now OEM Unlock.

T-Mobile doesn't use that functionality, for whatever reason, if there is even a reason. Maybe on account of Google not supporting temporary unlocks.

T-Mobile has long tied bootloader unlock eligibility to SIM unlock eligibility. You can buy a Moto whatever from T-Mobile, get denied a bootloader unlock code from Motorola's website, pay the device off and, boom, Moto changes their tune. The same is true with the OnePlus 6T and all current T-Mobile devices that have a sanctioned bootloader unlock mechanism.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] darkmeridian:
Beware: My T-Mobile Pixel 3a Came With a SIM Card =(

My new-in-box T-Mobile Pixel 3a had a SIM card installed already. I booted it up, connected to wifi, and now I can't root it. =( Factory reset did not help.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] jmtjr278:
See above comment for a great explanation of why you can't unlock your TMobile carrier device.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Trekeelu:
Where do you find the Magisk canary's for each Pixel update and OTA? Can you send a link? I'm trying to find the OTA for the latest June update for the regular Pixel 3. Thanks
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] capitanouncino:
I'm trying every possible solution I read in this topic, but the new patched boot.img sends the phone in bootloop. Actually it boots but right after 1 sec the message "shutting down" appears. Usually it was the same error I had on my OP5 when I forgot to uninstall magisk before to update.

Flashing of the full factory image is the only option I guess, since we don't have the TWRP
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Fentadroid:
It doesn't work to me too.....
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] :
Do we have to use the canary build or can we switch to the stable line?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] AutomaticFailure27:
You can use the stable. Just when you flash the modded boot.img, it's going to show the canary version of Magisk. I just switch the settings to stable and wait for an update.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Fentadroid:
I really wonder why it doesn't work for some of us.

Tried

fastboot boot boot.img

to try boot image without flashing it permanently as I always did before, but I get the same screen of corrupted system.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] jmtjr278:
Really borked something. Flashed stock q images to both slots. Relocked bootloader. No Google pay. Says my device is rooted or unlocked. Ok. Hi back to pie via downgrade provided by Google. Unlocked again. Flashed modded boot.img got magisk up and running, updated. Now I can't get Netflix or pay working. Wtf did I do?

Already tried hiding everything I normally do
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] :
Thats because its..

Fastboot flash boot boot.img

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Maybe some remnants of q lingering around breaking something?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] jmtjr278:
Maybe. I'll have to fastboot factory for pie I guess. Ugh. Stupid me
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] :
Could try going through the root browser and deleting anything that shouldnt be there first. Might be old root app data lying around?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Fentadroid:
No.

That command is correct.

With fastboot flash boot boot.img you'll permanently flash boot.img

With fastboot boot boot.img you'll start your phone with a boot.img without permanenty flashing it, just if you wanna try if everything works.

It always worked and it always has to work.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] jmtjr278:
What should I be looking for?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] :
And you're temporarily flashing it because?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Fentadroid:
Because if it doesn't work (and it doesn't work...) you can simply restart your phone and you're back with something that works.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] :
But everyone else has flashed same boot image and it works
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Fentadroid:
Not everyone. Tried many times to flash it permanenty and it didn't work.

With the previously release (march security update) temporary flashing boot.img worked.

It's full of users here with bootloop after flashing it.

And I've no idea what could be the problem.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] :
No idea then. Could try.

Updating the adb drivers or reinstalling it.

Putting the cmd tool and boot image in the same folder or dragging the file into cmd.

Double checking the slot a b thing. Because I kept flashing it for a while before I realised it failed and did the getvar thing to work out the slot and used that command.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Fentadroid:
Already tried everything.

I'll wait for a working TWRP so i could flash correctly Magisk on the phone.

I'm not new to this, I own Android phones since Nexus 5 so i really tried everything.....
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] dj-alejandro34:
Hi folks, after having updated to sargo-ota-pq3b.190605.006-45ff7e3e.zip, the root method has worked. All is fine now...

Thanks a lot again
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Fentadroid:
Did you flash the boot.img downloaded from the 1st post here?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] dj-alejandro34:
yes, this one : PQ3B.190605.006

with this command : fastboot flash boot_b boot.img
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] 12paq:
Have you tried "fastboot unlock_crirical" commands?

That was needed on some Pixel 2s and my Essential phone for fully unlocking the bootloader and some partitions. Although, I have not researched this yet on the P3a.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Fentadroid:
My Pixel 3a was correctly unlocked and rooted.

I applied OTA via adb sideload of june security update and that was the end.

I cannot root anymore in any way.

Tried to flash the full stock ROM (without wiping)

Tried to re-flash OTA.

Tried many version of Magisk.

Honestly i don't know how to underestand what's wrong.....

Actually under developer options, OEM unlocking is greyed and "Bootloader is already unlocked".
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] pbanj:
Are you sure you are flashing it to the correct slot?