yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] JuanM2020:
Hmm it may be an software glitch if anything. I know sometimes while playing Spotify and doing other things for some odd reason the system basically crashes and does a soft reboot (goes black and goes back to lock screen and requires me to input pass code). Maybe a similar thing happens with that particular app.
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] ktmom:
If you are reading this it's because you are using an application.

This thread redirects to: https://xdaforums.com/honor-6x/themes/questions-belong-qa-section-please-t3528405
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] binary**#:
So I have decided to create a Thread to share with you- all the Custom ROM GSI that I have tried till now. First off, let's begin with Pixel Experience. It has managed to retain the same smooth UI and user experience. Furthermore, it actually comes with a Dark Mode and not that dark grey hue that our device has to offer. Apart from that, there are few other features as well. However, since we are already running an Android One device, you wouldn't find much difference. With that said, check out the screenshots to experience this ROM in detail ;)

How to Flash GSI ROM on Moto One Action

There are two methods for that, the fastboot command method and the TWRP Recovery method. I will be discussing the latter because via the fastboot commands Bootloader wouldn't even allow formatting the system for some strange reasons :p SO here is what needs to be done (and yes I won't be responsible for your bricked devices, if that happens :silly:)

Notes:

Download the Pixel Experience GSI ROM. A huge thanks to turbolukex5 for this GSI ROM.

Do remember to always download an ARM64 CPU architecture ROM with AB partition for Moto One Action.

Transfer this ROM to SDCard. Although we won't be formatting Internal Storage, yet it is always advisable to keep it in external storage like SD Card or Pendrive.

Steps to Follow:

Boot to TWRP and go to Wipe > Dalvik, Data and System.

Head over to SD Card and tap on Install Image (the bottom right button on your recovery).

Now flash the GSI ROM.

Once it gets flashed (2-3mins at max), go to Reboot and tap Recovery. You will get a message that NO OS is installed. IGNORE it and proceed with the reboot. You should NOT reboot to the system otherwise bootloop is guaranteed from my end :)

Reason for bootloop: WIth A/B partition devices like ours, there is no separate recovery partition. It is handled by the boot partition itself (that is why we boot the recovery rather than actually flashing itself). Now we will have to refresh the boot [partiton and for that, you will have to reboot the TWRP recovery. If you don't do so, system won't be able to recognize the boot partition (personal experience: tried many times and ended up in bootloop each time :p).

Once you reboot to recovery, again head over to Reboot > System. This time you won't notice the NO OS message. The first time the device might reboot once or twice, that is completely normal.

That's it. Enjoy the New Pixel Experience on your Moto One Action ;)

Next Up: Flashing the HavocOS GSI ROM.
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] mymagicmyhero:
Thank for sharing. Which gsi do you recommend? I mean based on stability and battery life. Also what camera app are you using?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] nztcs:
I was waiting for something like this to appear! I've had many problems flashing GSIs I kinda just gave up LOL.

How can you install it with fastboot? And what can be done for the statusbar to accomodate the camera cutout?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] binary**#:
On stability and battery life, Pixel is the go-to ROM. I am saying this from my previous experience of using custom ROMs. I have tried many custom ROMs and Pixel always took the first position in battery life and stability. The main reason for that could be attributed to the fact that it is a trimmed down ROM with just the basic functionalities.

As far as camera goes, I tried a bunch of GCams but unfortunately have to give up on all as none of them worked. There is a GCam channel on the Telegram for Action/Vision and there are a lot of discussions going on and Gcams being shared over there. Check it out.
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] binary**#:
Here are the commands needed for that. But if a GSI have a separate GApps package, then I don't think you could flash it via fastboot commands. This is because GApps comes in .ZIP format and these types of files can't be flashed via fastboot (correct me if I'm wrong:p).

adb reboot bootloader // reboot to fastboot

fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img //if the GSI ROM has a vbmeta file. Official Android builds provided by Google (Android 10,11) do come with this file.

fastboot erase system

fastboot flash system system.img //replace system.img with the name of the GSI ROM

fastboot -w //factory reset

fastboot reboot //reboot to system

Regarding the camera cutout, I don't use these GSI ROMs for more than a few hours. So haven't yet thought about it. If you want you could change the cutout style from Developer Options and see if it works.
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] mymagicmyhero:
About the gCam I also tried several, but this one seems most stable and functional. And with good quality in my opinion (at least not worse from the Moto's stock one: GoogleCamera-Pixel2Mod-Arnova8G2-V6.apk

Try it out. I've downloaded it from the group you mentioned.
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] binary**#:
Havoc os gsi rom

Well, the ROM is famous for providing tons of customizations and this GSI build doesn't disappoint either. You will be getting all the customizations functionality that is present in the custom ROM. However, there still exist some network issues which forbid making calls and sending messages. I have reached the halfway mark for finding the fix, and soon as I am able to find out the entire fix, I will update the guide. In the meantime check out the screenshots and the steps to install.

Notes:

Download both the ROM and Gapps. They both should be AB and ARM64. Thanks to turbolukex5 for the ROM and Gapps. GApps are near about 1GB whereas the ROM is around 500MB :D. But don't even think of skipping the Gapps, you will definitely get a bootloop :p (tried and tested).

STEPS:

Boot to TWRP and wipe Dalvik, Data, and System

Flash the GSI ROM in the system partition

Reboot to recovery

Flash Gapps in the system partition

Reboot to Recovery > System

Partial Calling Workaround:

After booting, first off turn off Aeroplane Mode and then type in *#*#4636#*#* --> Phone Information --> Enable the Mobile Radio Power. You will get the Network signal, unfortunately, this doesn't do much good. As soon as I get it working, will update this post :)
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] mymagicmyhero:
Any progress?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] Emmarelia:
is there a possibility to add a custom screen cutout for the moto one action? since none of the cutout option fit our screen? or the move the position of the clock?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] solmann:
Thank you for your guide! I've installed Lineage 17 GSI on my phone this way & it is working perfectly (phone, NFC, camera, cellular internet)!
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] binary**#:
Update

mymagicmyhero: Someone suggested me a few adb root commands which might fix the calling issue on HavoCOS. I tried the same but unfortunately, it didn't do any good. The carrier's internet strangely works pretty well, its just the call that's creating issues. I even flashed the stock modem file onto Havoc, but still no luck. It's all messed up on professional front, so can't give in more time to it, but will still try to see if something works out.

Emmarelia: There's one magisk module that you could try out for the said process to work. Once you flash the GSI ROM, flash the phh's magisk file from TWRP (not the regular one, that isn't supported in GSI builds) . Then flash the None Display Cutout magisk module. And do share the results!
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] natetokes:
Hey binary, I just wanted to say thanks for the posts you've made in the one action forums, it really gave me a place to start from.

Just picked up a -4 variant a couple weeks ago in Canada on sale.

I've had many phones with varying degrees of custom ROM support and this phone is in a really weird place, open as all hell but nothing..

I used to build ROMs for i9100, d2can/d2att, mako, (ZTE) tulip, herolte, and m8ul. I havent looked into building for troika yet, with all the quarantine going on I have other priorities, but it's in my plans.

Have you tried building anything for troika yet?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] natetokes:
I haven't found a ExtendedUI GSI that works but I've been running the Evo X GSI by Luke and all is well. Signal seems a bit weaker but it works fine.

Status bar is the right height out of the box.

I set the custom carrier in the rom to a few invisible characters, set it to the left side and made the carrier label size larger so it gives me a blank space where the camera is.

While it might not have true notch support in full screen apps, using the phone in portrait mode doing day to day tasks works like a charm.

I'm going to run this rom for a while but when I flash a new GSI I'll post the results here. If anybody has success with a particular ExUI GSI please let me know.
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] mymagicmyhero:
Could you please provide a link to the gsi?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] natetokes:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/ex...-4.1.69-20200329-GSI-ARM64-AB.img.xz/download

i had some issues getting the bluetooth connected in my car but otherwise evox was a good gsi. might go back to it after im done testing the new android 10 update for -4
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] areq1987:
I boot to recovery first but still show me no system installed no matter what I do..
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] natetokes:
Don't quote the whole op.

No problems here.

Wipe, flash GSI image as system, reboot to recovery, reboot to system.

Which GSI ROM are you trying to run?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] areq1987:
From the topic- Pixel experience. Shows no os installed even when i first boot to recovery after install.

Wysłane z mojego motorola one action przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] natetokes:
Are you booting to recovery after a shutdown or pressing reboot to recovery in TWRP?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] areq1987:
Pressing reboot to recovery in twrp kole manual says.

Wysłane z mojego motorola one action przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] natetokes:
Maybe try a different GSI? I haven't had ANY issues flashing them. After I reboot to recovery and then reboot to system, it just works
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] Karanso:
Same here, with Moto One Vision, ended in Bootloop

Tested GSI:

Released /HavocOS/Ten/20200402-vanilla/Havoc-OS-v3.3-20200402-arm64-ab-vanilla-nosu.img

Released /EvolutionX/Ten/20200329/arm64ab/EvolutionX-4.1.69-20200329-GSI-ARM64-AB.img

Released /HavocOS/Ten/20200331-vanilla/Havoc-OS-v3.3-20200331-GSI-ARM64-AB-Vanilla.img

Same Results
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] natetokes:
Hmmm, so weird. Did you have TWRP installed prior to flashing the GSI or are you just booting it? Also, seems there's 2 TWRP versions now, the original and test2. I am using the original still. What about you?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] Karanso:
Hi,

yes TWRP is installed, vTWRP-3.3.1 normal.

I experiment a lot with my moto, but it somehow doesn't work as it should.
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] wolf45801:
I noticed bootloops if your rom before flashing the gsi is rooted I unrooted mine and I got Android 11 to boot afterwards
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] T.Y.M.SAI:
Motorola Moto One Action, India

I am thinking to unlock bootloader of Moto One Action for flashing custom rom,,, which Rom would be the most and most and most stable ? A GSI,lineage, evolution x,etc ??
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] Beesvee:
Which partition do we select to flash the image?:confused:
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] Vickydiya:
Volte working ?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] mariusmauxy:
Can you provide a download link?

Sorry but i am new in motorola and i want to flash a custom rom fully functional.

And if you are very kind to provide the root steps as well?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] FullofAwe:
How do we reset it affter?

---------- Post added at 11:30 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:25 AM ----------

how did you install twrp
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] T.Y.M.SAI:
what features did you get
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] T.Y.M.SAI:
can you tell me the bugs and issues with Pixel Experience in moto one action?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] samkh666:
Overlay Fix For All Gsi roms by samkh666

Display cutout fix,nfc fix,autobrightness fix

Go my orginal post for more info

Orginal post
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] xt1622-blue27:
hi,

i'm looking for a phone on which i can run the gsi roms provided by google:

https://developer.android.com/topic/generic-system-image/releases

can anyone confirm that the motorola one action is suitable for that?

thanks a lot!
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] xt1622-blue27:
i got a motorola one action. the android 10 and android 11 images from

https://ci.android.com/builds/branches/aosp-android10-gsi/grid? (e.g. aosp_arm64_ab-img-7139919.zip) and

https://ci.android.com/builds/branches/aosp-android11-gsi/grid? (e.g. aosp_arm64_ab-img-7137601.zip)

run fine w/o any problems so far. they can also be rooted using magisk v21.4

the images from "https://developer.android.com/topic/generic-system-image/releases" run only

once and cannot be rebooted.

the only problem is the punch hole in the upper left corner. does anyone know where the display cutouts are defined? can i just modify a file (which?) or does this have to be defined before compiling the system?
[Motorola One Action Guides, News, & Discussion] Abhipad:
Ive installed the Pixel rom but having too much of network issues is there any fix?
[Motorola Triumph] ktmom:
If you are reading this it's because you are using an application.

This thread redirects to: https://xdaforums.com/google-nexus-...lease-read-t2500184/post46847787#post46847787
[Motorola Triumph] ktmom:
If you are reading this it's because you are using an application.

This thread redirects to: https://xdaforums.com/nexus-5x/general/moderator-contact-list-t3207927/post62942301#post62942301
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] renhui:
hi there, I am looking for a oem battery door and inner qwerty keyboard for at&t tilt.

Any one has them for sale, or know some cheap places I can get them from?

cnn.cn used to carry the keyboard but not any more and there is a post mentioning you can phone order the battery cover from htc for 20 shipped but that number seems no longer valid.

thanks a lot.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] cmohan0004:
Hello, i m trying to modify global stable rom, what i m doing just replacing stock Theme manager with patched theme manager and removing recovery-from-boot.p, and repacking, i m not doing anything else like deodex or even debloating, but rom wont boot, it keeps bootlooping. Please help me to make it boot, what m i missing?
[Motorola Triumph] ktmom:
If you are reading this it's because you are using an application.

This thread redirects to: https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3523891
[Motorola Triumph] ktmom:
If you are reading this it's because you are using an application.

This thread redirects to: https://xdaforums.com/magic/development/read-development-rules-t3523894
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Droid_Nut:
Did anyone get an update for February? Already the 22nd and I am showing my phone is up to date at January 1, 2020?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] gman88667733:
I got the update the day it came out... I checked the update section in settings manually and it came straight up
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] vivebatu:
Feb 20 was already rolled out in the 1st week
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Droid_Nut:
When I do the manual check for update, it says I am up to date with January 2020?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] xunholyx:
I checked for a week and never got the update. I ended up just flashing the factory image with the "-w" argument removed from the flash-all.bat
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Droid_Nut:
At this point, I will wait and see what March brings.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Droid_Nut:
So the March update did not come through, I sort of expected that. But when I did the flashall.bat with the -w removed, and only one space where it was. I ended up hosing my data, and the phone would not boot, it said my data was corrupt. Ended up doing a factory reset. What went wrong? :confused:
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Badger50:
Either you forgot to save your edit ( which I've done too) or, you just had a bad flash possibly because of the USB cable or port, which has happened to me as well. You could have tried re-flashing the factory image to your inactive slot to see if that fixed it. However, in the long run, a factory reset isn't a bad thing. Good to clear the board once in a while :good:
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Droid_Nut:
Is there any reason it is suggested to use the flashall.bat? Can we just get download the OTA and flash that in with TWRP instead?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Badger50:
For many of us "Old Timers" fastbooting has been the most reliable way to update monthly releases for many years. Not to mention that we just like doing it that way as well. However, many like flashing the OTA in twrp, and have had no trouble with that method as well. As long as twrp is functioning properly that is. So it's really up to you my friend :good::cool:
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Droid_Nut:
Thanks Badger, always there to help. :highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] bacKzZ:
Useless help. Regreted the will badly to ask here about my problem.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] TheMadScientist:
Disk digger is your best bet
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] bacKzZ:
Do I have to root the phone? Is it worth destroying the warranty and at the end getting nothing?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] TheMadScientist:
It will run non rooted
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] bacKzZ:
Do you even realize that they completely deleted everything? Like format **** or whatever those dumbass creations did. The app doesn't even find anything other than my own photos that I recovered from Samsung Cloud and nothing else.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] TheMadScientist:
Well that was your best bet. I guess you shoulda had it all backed up to the cloud. Like most of us do. Being rude like that isn't helping nothing but stopping others from joining in. Maybe you could have wireless charged the device. And then backed up. Or maybe you could've backed up on a PC and not relied on 1 device as a backup of very important information. But you didn't. Any time you send a device In for repair it gets formatted don't matter what they say. So tough luck mate that's how the world works. I understand your frustrations. But in the end it's your own fault
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] TheMadScientist:
Again disk digger was your best bet. Only other option is an paid service for data recovery. I felt the way you posted was directed at me. So I did snap back. If not how it was meant I'm sorry. Just looked like it.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Negan:
Thread cleaned
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] Smokuevo:
i know on other phones when i would flash the phones i would need to match the roms to software version or something. do i need to match anything here or not. can i just install tlr on my diamond? i also don't want a rom that has too much of the settings for uk or any of that cuz im located in usa.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] Spawn12:
As far as i know you dont have to match software versions...you will need to install hard spl though in order to flash to other roms though. As for the uk settings??, you dont have to use them if you dont want to. The TLR rom comes with the settings to set up uk providers on the phone but you dont have to use it..just ignore the message or dismiss it when it pops up.

But before you flashing to any rom you will need to install hard spl...heres the direct link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=400950

Its the second post down with the CAB file attached...follwo the instructions and you will be fine then download TLR or any other rom and just flash it but again make sure you read before flashing as you might mess it up.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] Smokuevo:
yea allright thank you. i know about the spl i was flashing 6.1 on tmo shadow. and on the shadow it wasnt really a problem but on motorola rizr i had to match software or something. thank you.
[Galaxy S 4 General] Henrytigro:
Hello everyone,

I AM SORRY. Let's start from this. I am 100% this thread will make some people angry. But try to be please in my situation for a second.

I am struggling BIG TIME to find an official ROM to make my samsung galaxy s4 gt-i9505 work again.

Every time I think I have found a ROM it takes 15 hours to be downloaded from those websites. For then finding out that bricks my phone or whatsoever. I have repeated this process with 5 different ROM so far.

Could you please help me finding a stock ROM for my phone once for all?

I am not even a ROM expert and therefore I don't know if by having an Italian phone I need to install an Italian ROM or a UK one still works fine. In this case, also the latter would be great for me.

Otherwise mine is an italian phone. Please let me know if I can provide you with more info. Big thank you in advance!
[Galaxy S 4 General] Retrial:
You can always check my S4 Unified Guides/Collection thread. You will find the latest ROM (FIRMWARE) for your variant in my Collection. Doesn't matter the country.

I've uploaded the ROM (FIRMWARE) on my AFH so you will not have to w8 long time to download.

Be ware, by flashing Stock ROM (FIRMWARE) you also need to update your Modem/Bootloader to the same version of your FIRMWARE to have your Wifi working properly. For example for i9505 the latest FIRMWARE version is QK1. So you also need to flash QK1 Modem & Bootloader. Instructions for flashing are already in my thread.
[Galaxy S 4 General] NewTank:
Italian phone? -> You live in Italy? If so:

Oh boy Italian Internet speeds. Over there 20-30 Mbit is considered "fast internet".

*laughs in Nordic*

Anyway

Firstly I think I know your situation I've been there myself.

You have been provided an excellent link, but It could be very overwhelming if you don't know what you want.

I assume you run Windows so here is what you need:

1. Get a Download manager. Install this, will save lots of time:

https://www.freedownloadmanager.org/download.htm

2. What you need:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1fSy9AklRHRUxBUNwvSuIqoaABZtV8skw

Download it through the manager. It will be faster

3. Unpack the zips.

4. Open Odin as Administrator.

5. Put your phone in Download Mode (Power + Center + Volume Down 10 sec; then Volume up when asked to do so )

6. Connect phone and Computer through the best USB cable you have.

7. In odin click AP and select the Firmware. Wait 60 seconds for it to load.

8. Begin restoring. Process takes 10 min to flash + 10 min to load + 5 minutes to go through setup
[Galaxy S 4 General] Henrytigro:
[MENTION=9808531]NewTank[/MENTION] , [MENTION=6753279]Retrial[/MENTION] IT WORKED ! Finallyyyy.. I thank you guys both a lot! The struggle was real but I ended up making it. Thanks a lot once moreeeeee!:victory: