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[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] henok.gk:
Looks like you got locked by RMM/KG state. I assume you know how to bypass those if not check the threads for J6 and the new RMM bypass methods.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] Curcepogi:
Haha. Thanks bro, but my phone updated itself to newer Bootloader. It's sad but i am locked now hehe.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] henok.gk:
What variant is it tho? You might still have a chance if it's not U5 on G variant.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] Curcepogi:
Twitter Bug

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[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
Isn't there already a dev for A6+? I see a couple of ROMs for it.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] pandavova:
But there is no 9.0 rom. And thats the only thing on my wishlist for my perfect A6+.

And the only dev for the A6+ that i know of is ashyx. Its the person that ported TWRP for the A6+.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
I think ashyx only does TWRP stuff and not actual ROMs, he is a TWRP master.

I will try to do an A6+ flashable Pie ROM. I'm going to need some testers though, as all will be handled by Super R's kitchen (which has proven to be very good on doing simple ROM flashable zips)

So, I'll post soon for people to test. I don't know if there are any Pie custom kernels, though. So there may be some unfixable issues.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] pandavova:
I have a A605FN, so yeah i would be here to test. (I dont know if you know about it, but its currently not possible to just flash a stock pie rom and and then magisk with twrp because of samsungs new security stuff, thats why im waiting for a solution.)

If you need the U3 pie rom or the U3 oreo rom or the U3 combination firmware, write me a pm.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
Well, I know that Corsicanu released a V3 of the RMM bypass which gets rid of KG checking stuff on the system

But

I don't know if this will fix everything

So, I think for A6+ users will have to do the following:

-Flash Oreo stuff

-Flash TWRP

-Flash the "new OneUI ROM" I will create

-Flash corsicanu's RMM v3 bypass

-Flash Pie BL and CP

And that may be the only way to have Pie and have root.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] pandavova:
That wouldnt be a problem imo.

(Btw wasen't the RMM v3 bypass only for exynos devices?)
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
Good point. But we can certainly try it anyway lol.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] marcdu30:
Delete
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] InvisibleYou:
New update ?
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] saifulmenon:
Well i flashed the zip

Nd the rom doesnt boot up

Im still confused

Will i hav to download oreo frimware

Then unlock nd flash twrp

Then flash ur rom

Then done

Or some other prosedure
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] mihaigabriel620:
SIM ISSUE

hello i have a issue with the rom any sim cannot connect to carrier ( Orange sim ):)
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] Drahy:
Hi will there be any update? I
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] goldeneyedawg:
Still have the issue with phone calls, data and texts not working. Some of the previous posts talk of this but say suggested solutions did not work. If anyone has a solution could you please let me know and link me to what additional files must be flashed in order for the fix to work? This rom actually has broken my phone's functionality as a phone.

IMPORTANT: Every time I reflash this rom, all of these issues are fixed temporarily. The only apps I'm installing after install are Youtube Vanced, Spotify and Messenger. I doubt any of these would break anything important but I am not sure. I did also notice that there are 2 sim toolkit apks installed on this rom in spite of my phone only being single-sim, disabling one doesn't affect ability to make calls. This confirms that something is happening after install which is breaking functionality, so flashing CRC shouldn't fix this I would have thought?

UPDATE: Managed to source full PIE stock rom, flashing CSC via Odin has not fixed this issue. It has resulted in the addition of a new "kids mode" being added though.

Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] goldeneyedawg:
Did you fix this?
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] bienna6.3:
try to install project butter maybe it helps, on GSI was the same, got the signal but cant make calls, after installing that kernel I could make calls and send SMS

Hope that helps
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] goldeneyedawg:
Hi there. Thank you for the response. Can I ask what specific version of Project Butter and if you have a link to it? If it fixed yours I'd like to try the exact one you used.

May be a bit out of my depth here but if it's this link: https://xdaforums.com/samsung-a-series-2017/development/kernel-project-butter-e-type-t3958428 - I'm not sure what type the A600-FN requires?

Update: Butter ends up softbricking the phone with this rom but I've installed GSI now. Can I ask what specific version of butter you used was and if you have a link please? I just want to make sure I get this right. For the time being calls are working on the GSI but if they break again I'd like to know which butter to install. Also, did you have to repeate the entire rom install process for Butter and was it in this order: 1. Wipe Data / System / Dalvik / Cache > 2. Install Rom > 3. Reboot TWRP > 4. Install Vendor > 5. Install Butter ?

Update: GSI functions much better than this rom (PA6). The default camera app doesn't work but everything else seems to be working as expected. Only thing I notice is I'm seeing only 3g connection and not 4g, but I think butter may fix this if I can find what version I need.

All the best and Thank You so much!
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] bienna6.3:
Idk if u still in PA6 or GSI but on GSI I use project butter J configuration (it's what I'm using for the moment), in the configurations in this case J just search for a600x this is for our phone

For the installation of GSI use arm64 vendor(also here on xda) and use image arm64 A only, the order I use for installing is 1 wipe everything (if u don't have a microSD don't wipe internal) 2 format data (skip if u don't wipe internal) 3 reboot recovery 4 install system IMG 5 reboot recovery 6 install vendor 7 reboot to system 8 after the 1 boot go back to recovery 9 to install gapps u need to go wipe>advance wipe>select system and use resize then install gapps and wipe ONLY data 10 after that install project butter (or kraken it's the same) and wipe cache and dalvik cache and Reboot

Actually I know what u feel, this phone it's very confusing

For the 3g problem just go to network settings and switch to 4g

For the camera use open camera or footej camera both obtainable on PlayStore

Hope that isn't very confusing and that helps you
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] goldeneyedawg:
Hey dude,

Thank you so much for your response. I was actually on the GSI Rom. Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe butter cannot work on A6 TouchWiz as currently there are only 32bit roms of that kind?

Strangely, whilst installing Butter did seem to improve some stability on the phone, it actually brought back the issue of the sim card not being able to use data/calls/texts, so I've had to revert back to GSI without butter.

I'm not sure what it is with this phone, perhaps there are subtle hardware differences that make some able to work with custom roms and others not. That said, I really think this PA6 rom should come with a massive warning about the sim card issue. It's a fine rom aside from that, but might as well forget having a mobile phone if using it.

I know XDA devs always use the disclaimer disregarding responsibility but I'd argue they have a responsibility to the community that when several people report a catastrophic fault with their rom, to either fix the bug or stop others from using it. So far no one involved in the creation of this rom has responded to me. This isn't the first time I've used a p.o.s custom rom and I doubt it will the be the last, but if anyone is thinking of flashing the PA6 rom, listen to me; do yourself a favour and don't bother.

That said, I really appreciate your response as it was incredibly helpful and did help me to restore functionality to my phone, no thanks to the PA6 dev who is seemingly unable to respond to months old comments about how broken his product is. I understand that people do this for free, but that's no excuse to knowingly leave software online which is guaranteed to cause problems on the device for which it is intended.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
Forgive me if I am a bit rude, which is not my objective with this answer.

But quite honestly, I couldn't care less if this ROM works good for you or not. I only made this flashable zip for the A6 community because I was asked to do it. Matter of fact, I don't even own an A6. The kitchen I use for making zips is so reliable that I felt that I didn't need to own the device to actually make a flashable zips.

Some people from the A6 Telegram group did their experimenting, tested kernels, features, etc... and they came to the conclusion that it was OK to use and therefore I posted it here on XDA.

I know you had no way of knowing, and the fact that I don't respond to any of the questions or concerns posted here may frustrate a few users that are legitimately trying to make this their primary ROM of use. But quite frankly I wouldn't know how to respond to any of those questions or concerns and was hoping some of the same A6 users that helped me test the ROM could answer the questions for me.

Take it as you will and hopefully some people know to use the search function and take your advice to not use this ROM. I was kinda hoping this also opened the gates to any A6 user to take my flashable ROM zip and make edits/fixes to it and start down a path to becoming a dev.

So far only 1 or 2 have tried, and I do my best to try to help them out, but it's a slow process and are still actively trying.

Thanks for at least trying the ROM, I guess.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] goldeneyedawg:
I have you seen you ignore others who posted about the same issue so I would still you hold you accountable to your work for having chosen to overlook those with errors you did not understand how to fix, or did not want to fix, rather than simply say you didn't understand how to or want to fix them. Most other A6 roms on XDA do have a lot of information about sim features not working, yours didn't, still doesn't and you ignored those who talked about it whilst responding to those with other queries. Disclaimer or no, you shouldn't put roms out there that are 100% unusable as a daily driver whilst claiming that (to paraphrase your upload description) the rom should have no bugs on the basis of it simply being a port of stock. It has more issues than just sim-features not working as the sim works intermittently for the first few hours but with reduced capacity and poor signal strength with no means of fixing it, however it is possible to fix it on the GSI.

That said, your 64-bit vendor for the phone does work exceedingly well and I am using it in order to use the GSI. Whilst I have spoken badly about you personally with regards to the PA6 rom, it's clear that you are able to make/port good firmware/software. That said, I stand by my sentiment that you should take some responsibility for your work at least pre-release in order to know if you are releasing something of passable quality or not, regardless of whether you intend to maintain it post-release.

I doubt that many reading this would disagree with me. You're providing a rom for a phone, it's not much use doing that if it removes sim capabilities.

So, thank you for your 64 bit vendor, I've made sure to back that up everywhere in my online drives in case it ever goes down. At least that was there to fix the mistake of this rom.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
I didn't include any information regarding loss of SIM functionality because I can't confirm it's a 100% bug.

Tests were made, the ROM worked and confirmed working by various users, no errors reported.

You should know errors like this can and will happen on any ROM you try, and should also know that the same bug you are experiencing not all users are experiencing. If you cannot understand this fact then you should probably not be flashing custom stuff in the first place.

Differences in bootloader, differences in kernels, differences in modem, etc... etc... etc... can all be factors and I'm honestly not even going to bother explaining something ANY root user should already know.

You don't like the way I do stuff? Tough luck, just don't flash my stuff. It's as simple as that.

I hope other users are smart enough to take use the search function and take your advice and not flash this ROM, I am begging that they do. That way, we can avoid having pointless discussions like this on stuff you should already know.
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
Matter of fact, I should probably close this thread as I'm not even going to work on it. It's outdated firmware anyway.

Moderators please close this thread, thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy A6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] engloa:
Thread closed at OP request
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] shadeMe:
I can't seem to find any switch or setting that lets me switch to the secondary wide-angle camera when using 3rd party apps such as Whatsapp and Skype. Does anyone know how one can get it to work? The tiny overlay that pops up in the bottom-right of the screen only has a "Settings" icon (where the wide-angle option is missing) and a slider for the camera motor.
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] _Cku_:
I think that is down to the app makers supporting it..? Or is this possible in any other phone?
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] shadeMe:
The Galaxy S10+ apparently lets you cycle through the different cameras. I also found a bunch of reddit mentions on how it can be done with a few other phones.

Am I mistaken or are you the user "_jis_" on the swedroid.se forums? If so, perhaps you could ask the ASUS representative there?
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] _Cku_:
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean? No :)
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] shadeMe:
Ah, nevermind then :) I've been keeping an eye on this swedish Android forum where an Asus representative posts fairly regularly. I've seen a user post (or quote) a bunch of things you'd posted in the AMA thread, which led me to wonder if you were the same person.

Guess I'll need to create an account and post the question myself.
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] _jis_:
You are talking about me :)

I have the same avatar and nick on both forums as you can see.

Someone has already asked, but the answer won't please you:

https://swedroid.se/forum/threads/snabba-fragor-snabba-svar-zenfone-6.165775/page-37#post-2441995

I posted about it for you:

https://swedroid.se/forum/threads/snabba-fragor-snabba-svar-zenfone-6.165775/page-46#post-2447940
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] shadeMe:
Ah, my mistake :) Thank you for posting the question. Yeah, it's a pity that it's not a priority for the dev team currently. I was looking forward to using the wide-angle lens for video chatting. In any event, I'll keepo my fingers crossed.
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] _jis_:
Use dedicated button for it :)

But it could change if more and more users post the same wish and ASUS is listening them, anyway we'll see :)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] arbmos:
hey guys, just wondering if there is any software-based solution out there yet to remove a FRP on a Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 2019 (SM-T510) with Android Version 9. I've seen people selling some FRP Removing Tools (like a USB-Stick) and was wondering if this could be a scam or real. The price was 65 USD (its called Octoplus FRP Tool). I would like to know more about Google Protection in total, but i dont know where to start. Like, where is the Data for registered Google-Account (Email + password) even stored in android devices, does anybody know that?

I am very interested in more information
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] Casper Young:
I believe the data for the Google account is in the Android System section in the Data folder.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] PhoneBill:
I thought nothing could replace my bootloader unlocked and rooted LG G3 running SkyDragon and the Xposed framework. Then came my US996 V20 factory unlocked, rooted and also with Xposed framework. This phone nearly had it all for me. I wanted FM radio but all attempts at getting it with Verizon as a carrier were unsuccessful. But I still loved and love myV20! Now is a very sad time for me because my 2.5 year old V20 is showing signs of advanced age. One of the primary reasons for choosing it was the replaceable battery. I don't give a rat's rear end about waterproof design, selfie cameras, using near field to pay for purchases or fingerprint unlocking but apparently the marketplace is driven by those desires. I do care about the ability to root and unlock the bootloader and, above all, the ability to replace the battery in any phone I own. Looks like I'm screwed on the latter!

If I bite the bullet on replaceable battery but absolutely must have root, what are my primary options? I would really like to hear from you guys and perhaps start a discussion on this subject. I paid $800 for my V20 and think it was nearly worth it but I do not have to have a flagship, especially when prices are getting absurd. I also would prefer a phone physically no larger than the V20 (absolutely loved the G3 sizewise!) and require a display that is visible in sunny outdoors. I would also like to be able to use my 256 GB SD card. I know my quest is practically hopeless but when the time comes I would like to get a phone that I feel I haven't paid for a lot of those trendy features I don't want or will never use.

Sorry about the rant – but the current state of affairs sucks, imho! BTW, 5G will "never" get to my area either but most of my usage is WiFi and I have a Gigabit FiOS connection but my V20 does not do well in the WiFi speed category.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] clsA:
I bought an Essential phone and then moved to a new Mi mix 2S and both have been great replacement for the V20.

The new Mi 9 is also a great alternative
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] pro_granade:
OnePlus is also very good, that's where I moved to from V20 and S8+.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] stinka318:
No matter what people say I'll stick with my us996 and f800k.......this ticks all the boxes for me.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] ttabbal:
Same problem I have with all the new devices. I tried the non-replaceable battery in a Nexus 6. Never again. Sucks when it dies, and they all will. It's just chemistry. And you can't get known good quality cells, just random China crap that is completely unknown. Perhaps a bigger name flagship like the S8 would have some options for good quality cells. Everyone else gets the rejects. It's a bit harsh, but I've personally tested random batteries and they are nearly universally crap that don't meet the stated capacity and lifetime. Not just in a phone either, real discharge testing. There are a couple decent manufacturers, but you pay more and they don't make batteries for every device, they just can't. Particularly when "normal" people don't go opening up a glued together device to replace the battery.

I get that my desires mean I'm not the "mass market". But it would be nice to have a couple options to pick from. Maybe just a big and small? I like larger devices, but not everyone does.

If they want more than about $300, I demand replaceable batteries, expandable storage, and headphone jack. And, most important, root. If I don't have root, I don't own the device. If I don't own it, I'm not paying nearly a grand for it. Hell, I got all that on my V20 for about $400. Sadly, at the moment there is no upgrade path. The best thing is, the things I ask for are cheap as hell, maybe $5 total in quantity, so the potential profit margin is huge. Everyone is just too busy trying to look like Apple. If I wanted that, I'd have already bought an iPhone.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] ssnova:
Totally agree. The V20 is the last of it's kind and they did most things right for it's time.. it even has an IR blaster, which I use as a universal remote. Like it's been mentioned before: the replaceable battery, expandable memory, quad dac+3.5mm jack, and decent all around specs for it's time makes this phone one of a kind. They don't make phones like this anymore, at least on the hardware level. Even though we all complained about LG and their crappy software updates, at least I gotta give credit to LG for making a phone like this (hardware wise).

Hopefully the dev community keeps it running for some time, in retrospect, this phone is a legend.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] saba222:
Can i flash europian fimware to lg g710vm20b??
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] harpin14789:
I have HDR movie video files on the phone, what video player can I use to play those, when I use an app that doesn't support HDR, the video is just washed out.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Racortesl:
Have you tried VLC player, or CnX Video Player?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] yandreev3:
Just reporting that the app wakeblock works perfectly on the op7p running 9.5.8 with magisk root.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.giovannibozzano.wakeblock

After installing the app, you can launch it and grant permissions.

Then install the core using the magisk mode.

That will create a magisk zip in your root directory/wakeblock folder.

Go ahead and install that zip using the magisk manager then reboot.

After the reboot, your device may hang on the bootloader unlocked screen for a while. Just force reboot it using the buttons. This is what happened to me but after the forced reboot, it was fine.

Everything should be good to go. Now you can use better battery stats to see which Wakelocks keep drain the most battery and then block them with WakeBlock!
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Arden144:
App crashes instantly when choosing the Magisk module mode for me
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] sarni84:
Yea i went into twrp, go to your root directory or "sdcard" Found folder "wakeblock" and flashed from there.....didnt use magisk at all
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Eric214:
Lol custom kernels like ex and the ex kernel manager let you block any wakelock. Some of the apps people use for this type of thing are seriously questionable. I don't touch them with a 39 and a half foot pole
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] dr_rick13:
You should live your life more ;)

It's too short, mate
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Eric214:
Lol I love my life just fine, but why keep adding apps that do stuff natively? Even greenify uses more resources and battery then it saves more times then not. People wonder why they have crappy battery life
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] harpin14789:
The thing with wakeblock is that it doesn't entirely block wakelock, it blocks them for a number of seconds like amplify which is more effective than entirely blocking a wakelock.

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how are you getting it work, it just force closes when patching or creating the manual zip.