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[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] EeZeEpEe:
Yeah I found your reply on it. But there's a difference between lag and frame rate dropping. The menu popping up immediately is no lag. That's fine for me too. But I do see how the animation of the menu is not smooth, frame drops, there and other examples he gives.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] EeZeEpEe:
[MENTION=4670411]Az Biker[/MENTION] and [MENTION=8530730]Xypleth[/MENTION]

Actually, I just tried the Google Photos landscape videos example on an S9+ and it's the same. [emoji848]
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] mohamedbk:
Hello everyone ,

Today i will show you how i updated my Asus Zenfone 3 Laser ( ZC551KL ) To android O

You can go to ASUS official website to download newer firmware and instruction manual.

Note:

Please make sure the firmware SKU you download is conformed to what on your phone, eg., WW -> WW, CN -> CN, TW -> TW. Incorrect SKU will lead to update failure.

You can not change the SKU from one to another, eg., WW -> TW, and also can not downgrade your firmware, eg., V2.20.40.13 -> V2.19.40.18.

During update process, please charge your phone with AC adaptor or make sure the phone has at least 15% battery life.

Steps for update:

1. Go to "Need Help?" page of ASUS official website http://www.asus.com/support to download ZIP file of firmware.

Note: Double click the ZIP file after downloading is completed. If the content is another intact ZIP file (as shown in red on picture below),

please upzip the file again.

If the content is not an intact ZIP file (as shown in yellow), you do not have to do anything.

Close the ZIP file after check.

2. Connect your phone with PC via micro USB cable, and copy the ZIP file to the root directory of internal storage of phone.

3. Detach micro USB cable from the phone to make the notification for firmware update poped up on status bar.

4. Tap "System Update File Detected..." and follow steps to update firmware.

http://www.asus.com/zentalk/data/attachment/forum/201506/06/220723df22fer00we0m4mj.jpg.thumb.jpg[img]

Note: Steps or photos shown above may have variation by different models.

[IMG]http://www.asus.com/zentalk/data/attachment/forum/201502/08/182156beuvelil4ekveib9.jpg.thumb.jpg

For some upgraded versions that have great difference, e.g., from Jelly Bean (Android 4.3) to KitKat (Android 4.4),

you may need to upgrade to a "bridge version" in advance to proceed.

Please see picture below for example.

here is an image from my phone today

That's it :)

Hope you like it :)
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] mohamedbk:
Reserved
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] abrakadabraham:
hello, do you know how can i update my z3l to oreo? my phone is rooted android N
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] mohamedbk:
Hello,

Z3l what mean ?
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] abrakadabraham:
zenfone 3 laser
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] mohamedbk:
follow my tuto and you will be able to update it :) :) :)
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] abrakadabraham:
really? i can update into oreo even if my asus zenfone 3 laser is rooted? ill try wish it work
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] mohamedbk:
can you help me how you root your device ?
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] scadl:
Hi, do you have any luck with updating your rooted zc551kl?

I'm in same situation. Currently on rooted WW_user_30.42.31.1_20170629, with twrp as recovery, and want to switch to the orero, but afraid to stack in bootloop or brick the device...
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] mohamedbk:
I don't think there is a root for the Oreo version we need to wait the developers :(
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] scadl:
Yes, I understand that there are no root for zc551kl's orero firmware.

So I actually asking, is it possible to update rooted device to the latest nonrooted firmware with android 8? And if possible, how to do it?
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] mohamedbk:
Yes sir,

You can do it simply follow my instruction and you will get a non rooted phone with android O :)

Best Regards.
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] scadl:
I'm sorry, does this means, that our device doesn't count on recovery while updating, or twrp can handle asuses update packages?
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] siberian_surfer:
According to the post below it is possible to update from 7.1 root to 8.0 stock:

http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=780017&view=findpost&p=90106138 (in Russian).

The rough order of actions:

1. Restore original recovery - Download the original ASUS recovery, put the renamed img file in root and run the command referenced in section 1 in TWRP

2. Remove root - Go to SuperSU and select "full unroot"

3. Install the fallowing stock firmware: UL-Z01B_1-WW-32.40.106.114-user

The relevant files are also linked in the post.
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] GamerPaprika:
Spoiler content hidden.

Im trying to update from UL-Z01B_1-WW-32.40.106.114-user to WW-80.20.52.90 and it worked lol
[Asus ZenFone 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] crokio:
hi dear, i have tim version and don't find new version
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] StefanV3:
Hi,

i have a Problem with serval custom roms. I was on Bootleggers rom 4.1 with Twisted kernel and there was 3 of 4 ota updates of Bootleggers rom that stuck at boot Animation after updating. I thought it was a fault of Bootleggers rom 4.1 but i experience the same problem with crdroid 5.3 updated to 5.4 few minutes ago. It stuck on boot animation.

Additional things i have installed are Opengapps, Magisk 18.1 (tried with 19.1 too) and the magisk modules ANX Camera and Youtube Vanced.

Whats wrong? On my last device, a Moto Z from Lenovo there was no problem updating custom roms via ota, even with a custom kernel and magisk installed.

Can someone tell me the procedure how to update a custom rom with custom kernel installed?

Thanks

StefanV3
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] JohnTheFarm3r:
Ask your custom ROM developer is he supports at all OTA on his ROMs. Why are you even asking here such questions? All the answers will be on the thread where you downloaded the custom ROM.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] StefanV3:
Hi,

i am sorry if this is ot, but I thought, this may be a general problem of poco f1 custom roms because I have it on two gifferent roms.

This is not my first phone with custom rom. For Moto z i built some custom roms by myself so i know that there maybe a problem with device tree...

But I'll ask in threads of rom's

Thanks

StefanV3

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[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Aelliaria:
Uninstall Magisk (if installed) and try again.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] StefanV3:
Hi,

Tanks...

Asked now in crDroid thread and got the answer that the Magisk module ANXCamera is the reason for this behavior...

So next time an ota update arrives, i remove ANXCamera before and see, if it'll work then...

StefanV3

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[LG G5 Questions & Answers] lefruit:
Hello everyone! I saw this video recently youtube.com/watch?v=hG-5toqXeQA . There's said that the program unlocks the bootloader. What do you think about it?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] KaaPaa:
u need octopus box or octpus credits to buy
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] dyetheskin:
Any way to unlock the positions of these apps because they keep defaulting to position themselves with HTC Plus then Samsung Clock below it and then goes to HTC Home. Any suggestions?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] LionHeart90:
Thread CLOSED.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] LionHeart90:
Closed.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] lord-overwrite:
Hi tnx for you job, are fastboot command? or can create an exe for remove all unused app?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] LionHeart90:
they are all fastboot commands, indeed, you reminded me that it would be better to directly add a mini guide for anyone who might need it :fingers-crossed:
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] moonchild:
Hi, actually I tried your previous post on extreme bloatware removal and ended up with not able to install apks. Even tried side loading via adb. But some required service has been included in your list which caused the apks not installed. I checked with two other devices and same happened. Could you please confirm if it's rectified in this updated one.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] LionHeart90:
Thanks for reporting,

I personally can still install the apks without problems. I didn't need to try adb sideload. otherwise I would not have loaded the list. Anyway I will in these days identify the package involved and make it visible. It was a feature that I personally don't use much based on my configuration. In any case, I repeat, you did well to report it. I will provide to insert it on the thread.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] moonchild:
Thanks. btw it's a great debloat list of apps you have. The exact thing I wanted for now since I'm in waiting period to unlock bootloader:p
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] LionHeart90:
Thanks mate, and I give you a little advice about unlocking the bootloader: it gave me an unlock error even though I never unplugged the Mi account from the device and it was all hours past. With the latest version of the MiUnlock it gave me an unlock error despite everything being in order. I solved by installing version 2.2.624.14. I'll tell you just in case :fingers-crossed:
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Jctatis:
com.xiaomi.providers.appindex* entries should not be removed from Xiaomi phones. These apps are actually the custom skinned "Settings" for Android - removing them will lose access to all settings and will require your device be factory reset. Leave them alone!

from miui forum.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Thanhbat:
If you face any force close just reinstall the full ROM without wipe anything
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] awandroid89:
Hi do you know filename for MSA apk? I want to get rid of the ads
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] BJumperBR:
com.miui.msa.global

Go to Settings->Manage Apps->Click on the three dots and select -> "Show All Apps"

Filter by name: msa

Click on the "i"nformation icon on the top right corner of the screen to get the information about APK name and version.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Potus ThePlant:
After doing this, the calendar is no longer working. I didn't noticed you included the calendar in those commands, why would you do that?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] LionHeart90:
Because as i said, this is a Debloat, i use third party apps for my personal configuration. especially in packages like in this case "calendar"; it is not difficult to guess that doing a debloat eliminates a related service. That's why I always say to make a backup.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Potus ThePlant:
Except that removing the calendar provider doesn't allow the google calendar app to work (the play store version, not the one installed by default). It is completely unnecessary to remove it (again, the provider, not the app) and I wouldn't consider it bloatware at all.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] xcrpt:
I recommend you to use this https://xdaforums.com/poco-f1/how-to/tool-xiaomi-adb-fastboot-tools-t3887359

Or visit the saki github https://saki-eu.github.io/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/

It's better and make you easily to debloat or do any adb/fastboot needed. :fingers-crossed:
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Lupin The Third:
Thread closed at OPs request.

Thanks,

Lupin The Third
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] 3c:
I must not be understanding something, as no matter how I press Power and Volume Up, I end-up in recovery. Otherwise it boots without magisk installed.

If I release buttons when I see the Samsung logo, before the warning, I can then press volume up to continue with boot, and it opens recovery.

If I release buttons after I see the warning, the warning goes away in a flash and I still end-up in recovery.

If I release the buttons as soon as I see the Samsung logo, same thing.

Any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] 3c:
I did all the steps again, strangely Magisk gave me a different patched.tar file.

Flashed the patched, but I noticed in Odin:

<ID:0/008> recovery.img

<ID:0/008> FAIL!

<ID:0/008>

<ID:0/008> Complete(Write) operation failed.

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

I get a red message saying only official release binaries... The tablet is unlocked though... I must be missing something.

EDIT:

Now the tablet says an error has occured while updating the device software. Use the Emergency recovery function in the Smart Switch PC software. Can't even turn it off!

Smart Switch says 'Unsupported device' and device does not appear in the list for emergency recovery. Tablet appears soft-bricked :(

Finally Odin managed to flash it, after failing at first. Flashing stock now. Will start over.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] mingkee:
It appears the latest Magisk and Manager simplified everything.

The latest Magisk (19.3) is "normal" version, so you may no longer need "canary". Moreover, special instructions for Samsung disappeared (click the link on the first post and it doesn't work).

I also noticed normal boot (just press power button with no combo) and boot into "root mode"
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] 3c:
I followed the original guide and using the button combo to boot with Magisk. How do I move to normal boot? Magisk installed version is 19.4-c, and I just received version 7.3.0 of the manager. Should I simply (re-)install Magisk 19.4-c to get normal boot?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] mingkee:
I will show you a screen cap later on because I don't carry it to work.

I used the "canary" build Manager and the root.zip

Now the root.zip is normal while Manager build number is still different.

As I mentioned on the edited post, the special instructions is gone, so it's possible topjohn has figured out solution for Samsung and integrated.

Yes, I boot it "normal" way and root is 100%
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] LeonardHofstadter:
Noob Question

Hello and thanks for that guide!

There is (at least for now) one question:

Where do I get the stock ROM from?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] 3c:
You can find them on sammobile or samfrew
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Hantoniorl:
Thanks for this guide but I think I didn't do something right.

----------------

Reboot System Now

8. As soon as the screen turns dark, press and hold Power and Volume up buttons before screen shows bootloader warning. It will reboot again like brand new unit.

----------------

At this part, just after the factory reset, I reboot system and then I press Power and Vol+, but it goes again to Recovery. It never reboots like "brand new unit". It will always show the warning at start. Perhaps I misunderstood this part somehow.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] 3c:
When you press Power and Vol+ the warning will only flash, that's when you need to release the buttons. If you keep pressing it goes in recovery. I had a hard time figuring this out.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Hantoniorl:
Thanks!

I just tried releasing the buttons just afther the "warning flash". Then it showed up again. After initial settings and Magisk installation, again that screen.

I'll try to start from scratch with another T510 and report back as soon as I can. Thanks again.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] cambunch:
I'm pretty sure rebooting to recovery with volume up and power is still needed on every boot. The link for Samsung devices has just been moved.

https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html#samsung-system-as-root
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] test2006au:
Thanks for the guide.

Can someone confirm if i reboot, what do i have to press to keep it in root mode.?

So far the only way I've been able to do it, is to press power and volume up button and release when it flashes.

Root keeps disappearing unless I press combination of buttons.

Is there anyway to keep in root mode without pressing buttons?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] cambunch:
I believe this is the only method at the moment.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Aurey24:
Thank you very much for the rooting method, after unlocking the bootlader and rooting I have expanded my ram and now my tablet works flawlessly
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Triscuit:
Has anyone had any luck using Odin on Linux? I'm using JOdin Casual on Linux Mint and it seems like the process hangs while sending the patched image to the tablet, I also tried using my Windows 10 VM, and it seems to just get stuck after hitting start in Odin
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] xifattap:
Hey there, thank you for your guide!

I had a little problem when flashing with Odin though.

The tablet starts downloading, but when it gets to vbmeta.img, it shows the error "Custom Binary(VBMETA) Blocked by OEM Lock"

Before flashing, I disabled OEM Lock in the Developer Settings, but it did not help.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thx again!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Kenaz Rune:
I'm hitting a roadblock here, as well. I haven't tried using JOdin because I've seen discussions stating that you need 1.4.2 of Heimdall to flash these tablets, so I built that from source (JOdin includes 1.4.0). I unlocked the tablet, then patched the firmware with Magisk. Now I'm not sure what to do next.

Heimdall has its own package structure (which I'll read tonight), so it won't flash the AP file like Odin. It looks like it requires individually flashing each segment of the AP archive directly, and I really don't want to do that without some input from someone who can confirm that will work.

I'm acting based on this thread, on [RECOVERY][UNOFFICIAL] TWRP 3.3.1 for 2019 Galaxy Tab A 10.1 [SM-T510] and the Magisk install by patching file instructions.

Do I really need to extract each piece of the TAR per these instructions?

Also, the instructions to install TWRP here don't state that rooting must be done first, but based on the whole workflow, it seems it is required because this process flashes to AP and Magisk uses a stock AP when patching. It seems the work for TWRP would be obliterated by the Magisk root process.

Can anybody clear this up?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Triscuit:
I honestly gave up trying to do this whole process on Linux, so I made a virtual machine with windows, made sure all my USB stuff was correct and used the official ODIN, worked like a charm
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Kenaz Rune:
I've done some more digging, and I'm guessing that the answer to my question above is "yes, and". Per the screenshot, it looks like Magisk patches certain files in the AP TAR, and stores them as IMG files. These have "empty" dates. After reading the Heimdall Linux Flash README, it's clear that I have to extract those files and either flash them each individually,

or create a Heimdal archive

and flash that.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Kenaz Rune:
TWRP plus root with Heimdall - achieved!

Okay, I spent some time today (all morning, actually) verifying my expectations, I extracted the archives and rebuilt them for Heimdall.

I flashed the Heimdall NoKnox unchanged. I used Magisk Manager to patch the TWRP recovery image and and dropped it into the folder with the stock AP archive as patched by Magisk (so I have patched stock recovery and patched TWRP recovery). I built a Heimdall package that only contained the boot, recovery, and VBMeta partitions. After flashing this, I have a working, rooted tablet with TWRP 3.3.1.

I then installed RIRU, EdXposed, YouTube Vanced, AdAway, GravityBox, and FireFds. All is working. Next I'm going to tighten security with XPrivacyLua and install FDRoid - then I'm ready to roll!

I'm eagerly awaiting a good custom ROM for this tablet.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Paulushi:
Nice!, I'm looking into this tablet to create a display stand for a startup I'm working at. With older tablets we had problems with outdated browsers etc. and this looks like a good candidate. Seeing this is an ongoing development, I'm happy to test out some of your scripts/installs/root methods, as it is needed for my job anyway ;)

However I have one question:

With older samsung tablets I could modify the /system/bin/lpm file (low power mode) e.g. the battery animation, and made the tablet reboot with a bash script. This way it boots on USB power, any guesses if this is possible with newer android 9 tablets (if root is achieved ofcourse)

EDIT: Can anyone try to see what files are in /system/bin? e.g. by running `adb shell` and then `ls /system/bin/`?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Paulushi:
Stuck with Odin.

Can anyone give me any pointers with this process.

I downloaded the firmware from samfirm

Patched the AP.tar.md5 with Magisk Manager

Unlocked bootloader

Went into download mode

And now I face the following issue:

If I flash AP alone it gets stuck on file analysis, no matter if I set-up Odin before or after plugging it in, or running it in administrator mode.

If I flash it with BL + AP + CP + HOME_CSC (which I'm not even sure if I'm doing it right), it gets stuck on recovery.img..

Any pointers??:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] evrkusd:
What do you mean you "expanded the ram" after root? I know different models of the 510 (32gb vs 64gb storage) come with different amounts of RAM on them (2gb or 3gb), so curious what you mean here...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] hugopugo:
Does this work for the t515 LTE version?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Demonata08:
Okay so for anyone getting the stuck on analysis thing. Use the patched odin here Id be really careful and make 100% positive you got the right rom. because that odin will patch even the wrong rom and leave you in a boot loop.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Triscuit:
I just did this myself and the results actually seem promising.... there's an app called Roehsoft Ramexpander that looks like it was removed from play store recently, I ended up grabbing the latest version from apkbucket.net (couldn't find it on apkmirror) installed the app and used it to increase my swap using internal storage, sdcard was just too slow to be an option for RAM like usage.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] viny9888:
hi, would like to know if it works on T515N (Korean LTE version)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Imagine Blaze:
uhhh sorry for digging this thread up but I've only managed to find this after I have gotten myself in trouble... When I flashed TWRP into the tablet through Odin, I did not un-check Auto reboot, and now my tablet will get stuck at the splash screen for TWRP every time I reboot, I can't even boot it up to android... Is there anything I can do? The main thing is that my computer can't detect the Galaxy Tab is attached at all...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Hantoniorl:
Download the stock rom and flash it from Odin, from Download mode.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Imagine Blaze:
Yes I have downloaded the stock ROM, but I do not know how I can get my tablet back to Download mode when it always reboots to the TWRP splash screen. And is that also why Odin does not detect my tablet to be attached to my PC? Because if I can't get it to detect, can I do anything about it? :crying:
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Guides, News, & Discus] Hantoniorl:
On the Recovery, there should be a way to reboot into download. If that's not possible, then try to reboot with the vol- button.