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[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Asbi12:
flashing different channel ROM

Hi,

just FYI because I did not see if anyone tried it yet (but of course no guarantee that it will work the same way on other devices):

I have the Moto One Action XT2013-2 / reteu.

I successfully flashed TROIKA_RETAIL_10_QSB30.62-17_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip, including modem and everything. I only skipped vbmeta, don't know enough about this verified boot to say if that makes any difference, but I feared I would have to go through the whole process (reflashing stock ROM completely, flashing customized vbmeta, twrp and magisk...) again

I am so happy to have tried this, because with the stock XT2013-2_TROIKA_RETEU_9.0_PSBS29.39-49-7-1_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip I could not get IMS to register (Telekom.de, which does not block any devices and VoLTE worked with the same SIM in my old phone).

Now, both VoLTE and WiFi calling work flawlessly (screenshots attached).

Also, of course, Android 10 before the update drops for the reteu channel officially :)

And the system information still shows XT2013-2 and reteu (third screenshot)... don't know where this info is stored, but works for me :D
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] mariusmauxy:
Hi, I have the same Android 9 version as you had.

If I unlock the bootloader and flash the Android 10, will my waranty be void?

Do you have any issues of any kind with the new Rom?

Please share some info with us, so that I know if I wait the official update or I can flash it.

I never had a Motorola before I was on Samsung all my life so, I apologize if I ask to many questions .

Cheers and than you in advanced.:good:
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Unlocking the bootloader will void your warranty (confirmed with Moto support). Also, it will wipe all your data (user data, not system data) from the internal memory. Now, I'm pretty new to Motorola, as well. But my previous Sony phone had the ability to relock the bootloader, once unlocked. You would have to keep your codes safe, so you can use them again, but it was doable, and Sony themselves actually provided a tutorial on how to do that. So...if that's possible on the Moto, as well, so you can relock the bootloader and reflash the stock rom, I guess that's one way to do it...? :)

Anyway, personally I would wait a few more days (maybe until the end of the week) for the official update. :)

However, it's very interesting that the retail version is working fine. Including VoLTE and VoWIFI, which is a huge surprise to me, since I thought those are specific to certain versions/regions...

[MENTION=4867541]Asbi12[/MENTION], thank you very much for the info. :)
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] MotoAction:
OK, Feb 06, still no update for EU firmware and that's something I just don't cotton to :mad:
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] palamida78:
mariusmauxy

Nu te grabi eu zic sa mai astepti decat sa strici telefonul pana la urma apare si in Romania update la android 10
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] mariusmauxy:
Da, o sa mai aștept. Va apărea dar mai târziu
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] mariusmauxy:
Do you have any issues by now after flashing Android 10?
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] vok01:
Do you have the command list to flash it? Please :fingers-crossed:
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] mariusmauxy:
No OTA yet in Romania...tired of waiting
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
The commands for Android 10 are slightly different. :)

Also, for as far as I know, you don't need to unlock bootloader and flash a custom vbmeta and all that, if all you want is stock Android 10.

Here's a very useful tool made just for that: https://xdaforums.com/one-action/how-to/tool-fastboot-flash-info-t3980151

Make sure you get the version for Android 10, otherwise you'll get errors (since the fastboot commands and the name of the files don't match anymore).
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] mariusmauxy:
So it's enough just to have the ROm , adb+fastboot, the script you mentioned above and the motorola drivers, and you can install Android 10?
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Yep, that should be enough. Just make sure it's the updated tool/script for Android 10 (last post in the thread) so you don't have any mismatched commands. You can also use binary's version, which only includes the fastboot commands and also erases user data (if you want that). I prefer the more "UI friendly" version. :D

You might not need to install any drivers manually. But I also have LMSA (Lenovo Motorola Smart Assistant) so...maybe that comes with the driver, as well? I don't know. Install it if your device is not recognised.

Simple way to check if you're all set up is to just do an "adb devices" command to see if the device is recognised. And of course, make sure USB Debugging is enabled and fingerprinting allowed (that pop-up that shows up when you enable USB Debugging). That should be enough.

Oh, I forgot to mention: you also need a USB cable. :P

Joking, of course. That part I think is obvious for anyone. :))
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] markjankovic:
Any information about android 10 update?
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
The whole thread is about the Android 10 update. What do you wanna know?
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] mariusmauxy:
I flashed yesterday android 10 .

IT seems there is an performance improvment overall.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] markjankovic:
When it comes to East Europe
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
It's unknown. But...should be pretty soon. For the One Vision it already started. So...it shouldn't be that far away.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] nztcs:
I have a device from Chile (OPENCL firmware) and I'm planning to flash the Android 10 firmware in it, which one should I flash? The RETBR one or RETAIL? And should I flash all files or only some of them? Thanks in advance, and sorry for my bad english.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
I don't know what to recommend you... To be honest, none of the options seem ok. :))

No, you don't flash all the files. There's a script in one of my previous posts. Try to use that one if you really wanna try this (make sure it's the one for Android 10, since the names of the files are not the same). The list of files is not really important. What's important is making sure the ROM is compatible with your device... I would say, probably, RETBR would be closer....? But again, I don't know. And of course, you're doing this at your own risk.

Have a backup of your original ROM at hand, in case you need to put it back.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] CesarOrtizArmenta:
Comenzó actualización a Android 10 en el resto de América Latina

;) Ya comenzó la actualización por partes en el resto de América Latina. Según el Foro de Motorola, En Argentina ya está distribuyéndose para teléfonos que no tengan personalizaciones de proveedores de telefonía móvil. En México comenzó Ayer, en Colombia, según fuentes oficiales en Febrero comenzará... En Chile aún no hay noticias, pero se presume que pronto! :vaquero:
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] bookworth:
parece bien!
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] nztcs:
I have a friend that is trying to flash the update without the unlocked bootloader, but the phone refuses to flash the not image due to a "verification error". What could have he been doing some? Thanks in advance.

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And it's now refusing to flash the boot image from the original firmware. D:
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
I might be wrong here (this is still very much discovery right now) but it sounds like your friend is trying to install a ROM with an older security patch after having had a newer one.

For example, it looks like you'll get that error when you try to downgrade from a ROM (Android 10 or 9, doesn't seem to matter) with January (or newer) security patch, to something like December (or older).
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] markjankovic:
I received android 10 in Serbia today. So far it's ok
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Good for you! :)

Any chance you can take a screenshot of the Flash window in LMSA? I'm curious if your build is actually the RETEU build or special one for RS.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] markjankovic:
I think this will help you
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Not really. :) I already kinda knew what's the build number. I just want to see if you're getting the same RETEU version as everyone else, or if it's a custom build for RS.

Also, did you have VoLTE and VoWIFI before the update? Do you still have them?
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] markjankovic:
My network don't support VOLTE, VIP Serbia. I think it's still on experimental phase
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Hi guys,

Does anyone have the link for Android 10 Reteu Serbia? Doesn't seem to be on the mirrors site.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] palamida78:
New forum motorola one action https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/motorola-one-action/So-did-your-forums-get-Corona/m-p/5000015
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] NickJaredx:
Wena (hello there), I flashed my phone with the RETAIL version and everything works as intended. (I'm on OpenCL too - XT2013-1)

Just do the following.

1- Download the script made by [MENTION=3245411]tys0n[/MENTION] / [MENTION=4022876]arsradu[/MENTION] / [MENTION=5783061]binary**#[/MENTION] in xdaforums.com/ showpost.php?p=81753373&postcount =4 and Place it in your adb fastboot folder

2- unzip the latest retail rom in the adb folder

3- Run the script (f) Flash full firmware

4- When it's done, reboot bootloader.

5-Execute fastboot commands: fastboot erase userdata / fastboot -w / fastboot reboot (Remember to backup all your files, they will be purged)

6- Your phone should boot Android 10 without problems (I did it with a locked bootloader btw) /

7- Enjoy. (Your phone info will show the OPENCL branch anyway, idk if the phone will receive future updates, maybe we'll have to update it manually.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Gypsy:
TWRP to flash stock firmware on Moto One Action

Hi guys,

I'm testing different firmware variant on my XT2013-4. On Moto One Action I don't think it's possible to flash stock fimware with TWRP, isn't ?

If I maded an NANDROID TWRP backup from a firmeware variant, may I restore on a different one ?

If I maded an NANDROID TWRP backup from a AndroId version, may I restore on a different one ?

/Regard
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
For as far as I know, you need a flashable zip in order to flash a firmware via TWRP. The ROMs that Moto provides are not flashable, even though they are technically zips. :) I could be wrong though. So...if anyone had any success doing that, I'd love to know more about it.

Well, if you made a full system backup, upgraded your Android version (from 9 to 10 for example), and then restored...wouldn't you be back on Android 9? Or is that the point? I'm just trying to better understand the context in which this would be used.

And if it's not a full backup, and it's only user data...do you actually need to make it in the first place? Doesn't Google already provide a backup of most of the things you would need?

Also, even if it's just user data, I would not restore data from Android 10 back to Android 9. So...I guess it also depends which Android version is the "source" of the backup and which one is the "recipient". Basically, which backup goes where, when restored. Cause you might be able to restore a backup of your data from Android 9 to Android 10, but not the other way around. I mean, you can restore it. You might just end up in a bootloop after that.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Gypsy:
[MENTION=4022876]arsradu[/MENTION]

When I asking questions, I'm trying to get straight to the point without to much extra information because my english isn't good and might confuse you even more ... lol If it's my answers confuse you even more, please asks questions :)

I have two problematic applications both with a lot of parametters to tunes and they react differently depending if there’re running under Android 9 or Android 10.. One is working fine in my firmware country (Canada) under PIE, Android 10 is unfortunaltly not avaible in my country.

Android 9 (anoying reboot seems resulting of an non-compatibility on XT2013-4 variant and vbmeta.img and vbmeta_patched.img )

-	Boldbeast Call recording, works perfectly

-	Android Auto has a lot of problem.

Android 10 (doesn’t exists in Canda)

-	Boldbeast Call recording, depending country firmware react differently and is depently country law for call recording.

-	Android Auto works perfectly

That’s why I have to try many combinations of setting’s applications, under different firmware. That’s why it might be very usefull to backup et restore ROM with settings. I agree with you Google backup it’s a solution, I had like to restore a entire DATA and FIRMWARE (9 or 10 from associated country) with out have to flash the entire stock firmware and have reinstall TWRP, But I don’t think it’s possible, is it ?
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Hey! :)

Well, the problem is, you would have to make a backup with everything, including TWRP, to be able to restore everything, including TWRP. And I don't know any software that does that. Otherwise you'll still have to flash it, regardless of your System + Data backups. You still need TWRP to access those backups.

Now, I'm not sure about this, but when you flash the Stock ROM with Fastboot, does TWRP get erased, if you had it before? I've never tried that, and I don't have TWRP on my phone. But I think it does.

Cause, if it does get erased, then you'll still have to put back TWRP before doing anything else. And of course, you'll still need to make sure you don't restore data from Android 10 onto Android 9. So, basically, you'll only work with an Android 9 backup, and restore that whenever necessary.

If it doesn't get erased, well, that would be feasible.

So, to give you a straight answer: yes, it would be possible, IF you can backup everything (including TWRP) or IF TWRP doesn't get erased when flashing a new Stock ROM. Otherwise, it's still possible, just more work to get to the backups.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Gypsy:
Answer: After flashing stock image by fastboot, TWRP Recovery will be erased and replace by Stock Recovery.

So today, I bought a second XT2014-4 for testing Android 10 firmware from other variant and validate witch one will run my apps smoothly, if it does :)

QSBS30.62-17-2 RETAIL Android 10 Run Perfectly so far !

QSB30.62-19 RETRU Android 10 Run Smooth, but I didn't test it very deeply, since RETAIL was perfect

WARNING: BE AWARED IT'S NOT A GOOD IDEA FLASHING FIRMWARE VARIANT DIFFERENT FROM YOUR DEVICE AND MAY RESULTS IN SERIOUS PROBLEMS !

[MENTION=4022876]arsradu[/MENTION], thanks for your help and support !
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
cool! glad I could help. :)
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] palamida78:
Motorola one action

Update android 10 Romania today 26 Feb 2020
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Mr YesNoWhat:
Update start in Poland
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] bookworth:
Update started also in Spain
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] ArjenNL:
Netherlands - finally

Finally receiving the update. I have been refreshing a few times during the past days. Today finally, again after a refresh. Downloading now. :laugh:
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] palamida78:
After updating Volte no longer works

After updating android 10 Volte no longer works and Lenovo Moto Smart Assistant appears to be unsupported https://ibb.co/B4cpxw4
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Mr YesNoWhat:
No clock on status bar, how to fix?
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Can anyone please, let me know if you guys still have VoLTE and VoWIFI in countries other than Romania, after the update to Android 10 (assuming you had them before the update, of course)?

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Did you root your phone? Did you hide the clock somehow? Does this happen after the update to Android 10? Was it ok with Android 9?
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] bookworth:
Google: System UI Tuner
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] palamida78:
Volte

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQTbQt2DnoE
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Jimisballjohn:
I received the update about 2 hours ago in Greece, Model XT2013-2 and reteu channel
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] ShadyTurtle334:
Yup QSB30.62-17 is up in Poland too.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Mr YesNoWhat:
No root, no hide - Yes, this happen after update to A10

On A9 clock was ok
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] karwes101:
VoLTE and VoWIFI working / Security patch level?

Germany O2 network: VoLTE and VoWIFI working without any problem before and after Android 10 update!

Another question: Is Android 10 on security patch level December 1st for all countries / channels / hardware versions of One Action?
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Could you please take a screenshot of your homescreen? I have no such issue on my side. But there might be something I’m missing.

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Not sure about other channels, but for Reteu, I’m pretty sure it is, yes. And that’s a good thing. Cause Google really hates downgrades. So if you’d want to go back to Android 9 from Android 10 with let’s say January security patch, you would subject yourself to a lot of headaches. :)) You don’t want that. So...for now, I wouldn’t be in a hurry to get the latest Security Patch if I’m not 100% satisfied with Android 10’s performance.

Also, thank you very much for confirming.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Mr YesNoWhat:
on second pics you see empty place for clock
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Alright. The weirdest thing is that it just went poof, gone! On its own. :)

I asked if you hid it yourself, since the only way I know to do that (and yes, it is doable) is through System UI Tuner. Which is definitely not accessible by default. And as a matter of fact, it's harder to access with Android 10 than it was before. With custom ROMs, those options are usually easily accessible. But you're not using a custom ROM, so..yeah, that's weird.

But there is a way to still bring it back using Nova Launcher and one of its shortcuts. Take a look here: https://android.gadgethacks.com/how...roid-9-0-pie-remove-status-bar-icons-0186364/

I just tested it and it works. Even though my clock was perfectly fine. :)

Also, you don't need to keep using Nova Launcher. This is only to be able to access that shortcut.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Mr YesNoWhat:
[MENTION=4022876]arsradu[/MENTION]

Thx, im use ui tuner from gstore and clock back
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Ah, yes, apparently there's a shortcut app on the Play Store which does the exact same thing, without the need for Nova Launcher. I didn't know about it.

So...thank you, too! :) And I'm glad you managed to fix it!
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Supernorbi:
After upgrade to Android 10, i have massive Wifi issues.

0,2-0,5 Mbits on Wifi.

If i reboot, i have full Wifi, but 2 min later my wifi still goes down.

Is there a way to rollback?

I doesnt have these sh** under Android 9...
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] ShadyTurtle334:
No issues with WiFi here. Atleast 5GHz one, didnt try 2.4GHz band.

Try to reset your Network settings.

Settings > System > Tap Advenced > Reset options > Reset Wifi, network & Bluetooth.

Remember, you will lose your saved network, wifi, bt - Passwords and pairing.
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Personally I don't have this issue.

And there are ways to roll back. BUT it's potentially destructive, since you might need to erase your data in order to be able to boot back into Android 9, you could end up bricking your phone, and you can lose your warranty by unlocking the bootloader, so...I would not advise it, unless it's the only option, or if you just like to live dangerously. :))

Is this 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz? I'm guessing the network is the same and it's just as full/not full as before. Does it happen when you're near the router and your signal is full?

You could also try to reboot the router. Just in case. I did have some weird issues myself a while ago. And rebooting the router did help. Now, of course, if it worked fine with Android 9, with the same router, then it's probably not that. But...it wouldn't hurt to try. It's just a reboot after all.

Also, did you upgrade from the official OTA or did you flash a specific ROM from somewhere? What's your phone model (XT2013-?) and software channel? Also, what's your current Android build number and security patch version?
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Supernorbi:
Build info: troika_reteu-user 10 QSB30.62-17 10ff7 release-keys

Serial number: XXXXXX

Model XT2013-2

Wifi slow extreme down after some minutes (<0.5 mbit)

Under Android 9 was all ok, under 10 perhaps this :(

AVM Fritz!Box 7360

2,4 GHz WIFI

All other Device in same Network, have no problems with wifi.

I sit 2,5m direct near the router.

After reboot my Motorola one action, it works, but some minutes later, it slow down. (look screenshot)

My device isn't unlocked or rooted.

The upgrade to Android 10 was an official OTA.

Screen and bugreport are attached.

Thank you very much
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] arsradu:
Alright. So we're both using the exact same device model with the exact same Android build. Since I don't have this issue, and for what I can see, others don't either, my guess is that this could be something specific for your particular setup.

Did you try a Network Reset as ShadyTurtle334 suggested above? Or you just don't wanna re-enter your passwords for all the wifi networks you've saved on your phone (which I would perfectly understand, by the way)? :))

I found some information regarding this particular router here.

Not sure it will help...but I guess we can try a few things from there. Such as upgrading the OS, if there's a new version available.

Also, are the other devices (phones in particular) on the same network also running Android 10? Do you have another Android 10 device at hand? I'm trying to see if this is a general issue with Android 10, or just this particular phone + router combo.

Also, does this happen on other routers or wifi networks?

So far, it looks like a very weird, but very specific issue with your setup. The router only supports 2.4Ghz band, right? So you can't test this on a 5GHz band. And I can't test it on a 2.4Ghz band right now. Maybe later tonight I can do a test on 2.4GHz and see if it has anything to do with it.

Worst case scenario, you could try to upgrade your router to maybe something from TP-Link (they've got some really good and very affordable Dual-band Wireless Routers). So that should also fix this issue (if it's a router issue) aaand bring you better WiFi, especially if you're using Gigabit LAN. I mean, something like this for example, would be, in my opinion, a very good choice. And it's 802.11ac compatible which this phone supports.

But before that, we've got some more debugging to do. :)
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] Supernorbi:
That's it.

It is my fu*** Router.

I try some free Wifi-Connecions in the City (some Stores and the Citywifi) and all good.

So it's time for an AVM Fritz!Box 6590.

In the next few days i test it with some another wifi (atm in a pub :))

I write then my status down here.

Thank you for the idea and the link to avm.