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[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] DenisseAyelen:
Hello, First of all, excuse my bad English.

I have a Moto E4, which I had with Magisk, the following happened ...

I downloaded a module and the cell phone I keep working on the logo.

I tried to flash a stock rom, but there were no positive results, directly the cell phone at that time did not come out of "Recovery"

Search thousands of sites, download thousands of Stock's Roms, but no luck, no Rom works for me.

I tried to put Lineage Os on it and it tells me that it is only for Moviles Perry and it told me that I had a Cedric.

Look for a Rom that contains "Cedric" but there was no result, try to install different Roms but the same error as always.

"Zip file is invalid, etc" This happens with "TWRP"

and so with everything.

My device says the following when turning on.

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"AP Fastboot Flash Mode (Secure)

BL: BA. 34 (sha-c2e3dec, 2018-12-18 14:33:15)

Baseband <not found>

Product / Variant: Perry XT1768 16GB P3B

Serial Number: ZY2246DMSQ

CPU: MSM8917

eMMC: 16GB SAMSUNG QE13MB RV = 08 PV = 0D FV = 000000000000000D

DRAM = 2GB SAMSUNG LP3 DIE = 8Gb M5 = 01 M6 = 05 M7 = 00 M8 = 1F

Console [NULL] null

Tools Mode Config: DISABLED

Battery OK

Flashing_unlocked

Software status: Modified

Connect USB Data Cable

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Then try to install the roms with Fastboot

And it returns this error in all steps.

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C: \ Program Files \ Minimal ADB and Fastboot> fastboot flash partition "C: \ Users \ Esmoli Denisse A \ Desktop \ mfastboot_adb_tools_HardReset_info_mEUsaYg \ mfastboot \ gpt.bin"

(bootloader) slot-count: not found

(bootloader) slot-suffixes: not found

(bootloader) slot-suffixes: not found

(bootloader) has-slot: partition: not found

target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes

sending 'partition' (45 KB) ...

OKAY [0.067s]

writing 'partition' ...

(bootloader) Validating 'gpt.default.xml'

(bootloader) Security version downgrade

(bootloader) Image primary_gpt failed validation

(bootloader) Preflash validation failed

(bootloader) Canceling 'gpt.default.xml'

FAILED (remote failure)

finished. total time: 0.199s

C: \ Program Files \ Minimal ADB and Fastboot>

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I read in many places that it is because of the "Rom Stock" that it is outdated or is not compatible with my phone, but I don't know what else to try. I tried mostly all the "Rom"

To finish "RSD Lite" the cell phone does not recognize me, I already downloaded all the drivers and nothing.

Any solution? What else can I try? Is there a "Rom" for my device?

Thank you.
[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] mn1968:
A quick Google search shows that "Cedric" is a Moto G5. You need to go to the Moto G5 forums and search for what you need there.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Tony2008:
Hello, I own a at&T kaiser, the version with no front camera,

I loaded a few of these ROMs on this site and they are all beautiful etc, but the audio won't work, so I can't call or listen to music, please help, is there a fix for this?

I don't have a back up rom, is the old AT&T rom downloadable?

PLEASE HELP!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] DaveShaw:
Please post you WM version and ROM. You will have an incompatable radio. You can find a listof Radios to download in my Sig.

WM6 OS needs WM6 Radio and the same for WM6.1

All carrier ROMs we have are listed in the Wiki. Search for "Kaiser ROM".

Thanks

Dave
[Magisk] Linux4life2211:
As far as i'm aware no mod/apk is available yet that lets user switch slots without booting into twrp first. I’ve heard of the fastboot command but it has never worked on my oneplus 6. (also that would require a computer as well.) There have been many times in the past that such a mod would have saved my a**. Now for me it would just be convenient. I would do it myself but my programming skills are not up to par yet. If someone beats me to it or has already made such an app/mod let me know and I'll buy you a coffee. Thanks!
[Magisk] hairycheez:
You can always switch by installing Magisk to the inactive slot through Magisk Manager then rebooting.
[Magisk] Linux4life2211:
That is true but the way i prefer to have my phone set is to keep one slot with magisk/root and the other without root access.
[Magisk] hairycheez:
Gotcha. You can always restore the stock image through Magisk Manager after you boot into the other slot.

But yeah. That's the only way I know without another computer or device. Sorry
[Magisk] abdullanlr:
I just found an app to switch slots. Please check it out. https://github.com/CEOofHell/Switch-My-Slot-Android

---------- Post added at 06:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:31 AM ----------

I have a doubt. Can we install Magisk to inactive slept without applying ota as it is the option shown in Magisk manager.? Please help me. My mi a2 is currently on slot b and refusing to install update because of system file being changed. So I want to change to slot a.
[Magisk] hairycheez:
Yes can install Magisk to inactive slot without applying OTA. Just gives a warning so people don't do it accidentally.

It will install Magisk to inactive slot's boot image and reboot into it.
[Magisk] Linux4life2211:
Does this app only work for sailfishos or Ubuntu touch?
[Magisk] ItsMeShouko:
As you can see, this repo is for android app, please do check readme.md as well: https://github.com/gibcheesepuffs/Switch-My-Slot-Android
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Erwin Abs:
[IMG="PB_Banner"]https://github.com/PitchBlackRecoveryProject/xda-template/raw/master/banner.png[/IMG]

/*
*Disclaimer
*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* We're not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you.
*/

Introduction

Pitch Black Recovery is a fork of TWRP with many improvements to make your experience better. It's more flexible & easy to use.

Based on TWRP version: 3.2.3

PitchBlack version: 2.9.0

For device: Sony Xperia X Performance (DORA)

Maintainer/Authors build: [MENTION=1098284]ErwinA[/MENTION]bs

PitchBlack Source Code: https://github.com/PitchBlackRecoveryProject

Device tree: Link to the device tree. must give device tree from pbrp repo if it's a official build

PitchBlack Team: [MENTION=9545189]rezaadi0105[/MENTION], [MENTION=8102966]firewolfxda[/MENTION], [MENTION=7270336]manjot.gni[/MENTION], [MENTION=7371266]androiabledroid[/MENTION], Arbaz Khan

Features

Installation Instructions

From previous version or other recovery

Download the PitchBlack zip to your device

Reboot to your current custom recovery

Flash the PitchBlack zip

The device will automatically reboot into PitchBlack Recovery after installation

Enjoy

From PC(Windows & Linux)

Download PBRP PC Installer zip from bellow

Download PitchBlack Recovery flashable zip from bellow

Extract the PBRP PC installer zip & copy the flashable zip to the installer folder

Goto fastboot mode in your device

Windows users open pbinstaller.bat file

Linux users execute pbinstaller.sh in a terminal

Follow the introductions on the installer from there

Enjoy

(LInux users will need unzip, adb & fastboot installed on their system)

Changelog

v2.9.0
- Update kernel
- Update DM Verity Logic
- Update magisk
- Update unroot magisk
- Some bug fixed

Downloads

Flashable zip

MOD EDIT: Link removed

PC Installer

MOD EDIT: Link removed
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Erwin Abs:
Reserved
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Thestardr:
omg! thank you so much!
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Erwin Abs:
Link update
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Erwin Abs:
#screenshot
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Thestardr:
wait it not an treble recovery? i installed magisk but it can't mount vendor
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Erwin Abs:
maybe, i use the AdrianDC tree
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Erwin Abs:
It this based 3.0.0
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Thestardr:
i don't know bro but hey why won't you make orange fox or red wolf recovery? it speed up the copying speed (in recovery) and have a better look? :confused: :good:
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Erwin Abs:
Ok
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Erwin Abs:
#UPDATE

• Support OEM

• Support ROM GSI A/B

• Support Treble/Non
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Thestardr:
nice bro. if you need test with orange fox recovery, build it and sent it to me via minbingamer6@gmail.com. i will test for you:good:
[Sony Xperia X Performance ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] strongst:
Thread closed

Threads without proper source are not allowed.

@OP: Please pm me when you can provide the necessary.

strongst

Forum Moderator
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opirata:
Hi there,

I have a FireHD8, 7th gen, 5.6.6.0 (not rooted).

Is it safe to hide, via adb, the following processes? Will it affect my tablet in a bad way?

1. amazon.speech.davs.davcservice

2. amazon.alexa.tablet

3. com.amazon.comms.knightcontacts

Thanks all in advance for help :)
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AmznUser444 Dev:
You can unlock and root your Fire tablet using exploit (follow the steps carefully)

https://xdaforums.com/hd8-hd10/orig-development/unlock-fire-hd-8-2017-douglas-t3962846

You have to simply rename in /system/priv-app/app/app.apk to app.apk.bak to disable it.

Example: /system/priv-app/DeviceSoftwareOTAContracts/DeviceSoftwareOTAContracts.apk to DeviceSoftwareOTAContracts.apk.bak
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opirata:
Thank you for your answer!

I will take a look at this method. It seems a little complex for a noob like me (i don't want to mess up my tablet!), but i will read the steps carefully and give it a try in a near future.

Meanwhile, can i pm hide those process via adb without risk? Will it work?

Thanks again :good:
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scoutdriver73:
Whether it is safe to disable a packages really depends on your end goal.

I put together a spreadsheet with a description of what each app/service does. That should help you determine what is safe to disable.

I don't have a 5.6.6.0 tablet to test on, but I believe that "pm hide" will work on that version. If not, post back as there are a couple other options to try.
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opirata:
Hi there,

Thank you so much for that list, its amazing :D!!!

I've pm hide these processes, and my tablet is doing just fine by now:

1. amazon.speech.davs.davcservice

2. amazon.alexa.tablet

3. com.amazon.comms.knightcontacts

Thank you again for your time and help!
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scoutdriver73:
If you do decided to root, check out this thread to debloat all the Amazon crap.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Themes, Apps, and Mods] pat_pxt07:
Can someone upload here the camera experimental 2019 jar from /framework and the oat files from /framework/oat/arm and /framework/oat/arm64 and the permissions from /etc/permissions? Thank you in advance. ?
[Xiaomi Mi 8 SE Questions & Answers] baochau9xx:
Please help me!!

I want to install an application but it can not run in android 10+

I used DUAL BOOT PATCH but it not support
[Xiaomi Mi 8 SE Questions & Answers] Mr.Minh96:
cx cau hoi 8)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ADB100:
Yes I have searched before you ask..... :rolleyes:

I have installed the stock official Radio ROM (1.65.16.25) as well as the later1.65.24.36 version and now the 1.71.09.01 version that has recently been posted, all of which seem to be very similar for GSM performance.

Now I am not convinced any of them actually do anything to the GPS receiver. I have had really quick GPS fixes with all of the Radios installed and I have also had really slow fixes. There doesn't seem to be any real consistency so I am not convinced upgrading the Radio ROM does anything with the GPS, I am sure it does with GSM, GPRS, 3G & HSDPA.

Does anyone have any technical knowledge as to what actually gets upgraded with the Radio ROM and which systems does it affect (i.e. Bluetooth, GPS etc)? Not just observations and perception?

Andy
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] DaveShaw:
I can't guarantee whether viper is right or not, but I've read all 10 of his posts and he seems to know his stuff.

Here is his take on this: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2412197&postcount=39

However,

I have seem many people claim great GPS performance with new radios, especially the NIKI ones.

I don't use GPS that often to make my own guess.:)

Thanks

Dave
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kristoff_sz:
Its funny but... I can say the same thing:

For me - technicaly radio shouldn't affect camera but it does :D thats the trick.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ADB100:
Cheers Dave I hadn't seen that post by viper. To be honest that was the conclusion I was coming to. I am pretty sure the differences in GPS fix times is just peoples perception and atmospheric conditions at the time.

Andy
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] gabriel31337:
After trying multiple radios I can say that radio definitely DOES somehow affect the GPS. How can be the different results from different radios explained then? How can I get the GPS fix with one radio in ~5 minutes and with another in ~15 seconds?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ADB100:
Strangely I have two Kaisers, at the moment both have identical everything and side by side the GPS fixes can vary greatly and it's not like one is always quicker than the other.

With regards to the camera being affected by the GPS? Again I think this is down to peoples warped perception..... :rolleyes:

Andy
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] DaveShaw:
Back in the early kaiser days, if you had the wrong radio you had no sound and camera problems. (See the title of this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=349375)

Thanks

Dave
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ADB100:
Yes Dave, I have previously read that thread, however I think the move from WM6 to WM6.1 required more fundamental changes - maybe memory locations affecting why the Radio ROM had to be a certain revision or later.

What got me onto this was all the replies about GPS (& camera) performance increases due to a new Radio ROM. With my experience I have simply not seen the monumental (as reported by some people) performance improvements (fix times) when I upgraded the Radio ROM :confused:

As I said I have two Kaisers side by side here, both with identical everything and the GPS fix times varies considerably between the two.

Andy
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Boinng:
Interesting question - I was one of those who noticed real problems with my GPS after the original HTC update to 6.1, and had really poor performance for weeks. I then upgraded my radio to the new version HTC released as part of a revised version of the same ROM update (going from 1.65.16.25 to 1.65.17.56) and immediately noticed a definite improvement.

My GPS still isn't perfect, sometimes it takes a minute or so longer than I'd like to get a fix, but I can say that in the exact same situations, and over a few weeks testing with both versions, installing the newer radio definitely improved matters for me and achieved consistently better results. Of course there could be various other explanations, like the actual process of flashing a new radio somehow resetting/improving some unknown factor, but either way there's no doubt in my mind that the GPS is now more robust and reliable than it was previously, and the radio update really is the only variable in my case.

I know many may suspect some placebo effect, but for the record I did try a whole range of other supposed "cures" like running GPS Test, changing TomTom settings, hard resetting, flashing a different SPL etc etc, without imagining any improvement afterwards.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] myteematt:
Sadly True

I have been flashing daily for 3 weeks now, sometimes multiple times daily, while on vacation to get the most reliable GPS signal for driving and I cannot upgrade to 6.1 roms because of the greatly slower fix times. I have tried ALL the newer radios, SPL's, fixes and tweaks, and the 1.27.XX radios still get the quickest fix and have the strongest reception. I have tried daily resets and gps cold fixes quite often to get an average time and heres my results. Newer 6.1 radios cold fix (first fix after hard-reset) around 3-5 minutes and older 6.0 radios cold fix around 2-3 minutes. Yes there were some short times and some longer times but that is the average of testing daily after flashing repeatedly. The difference is most noticeable when I use GPS Tool because it shows more details on the strength of the signal. The older 1.27.XX radio just seem to see more satellites right off the bat and the newer radios take 60-90 seconds before even seeing a single satellite. I am glad people are finally recognizing this as an important issue because I upgraded to this phone primarily for the internal GPS. Now that the kaiser driver problem is winding down maybe some great minds can work on this problem also.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Flying Kiwi:
To right radios affect GPS performance

It's true in this case about the oldies being goodies - I agree the GPS with WM 6.0 and those 1.27 series radios was ahem... miles better.

Why do I suspect that the 1.27 series Radios for WM 6.0 were provided to HTC by Qualcomm but they had to actually come up with their own for WM 6.1 - I may be wrong, it's just a hunch.

The interesting thing is that (I remember reading somewhere) aspects of GFX Acceleration can/could be coded into these MSM 7200 Radios so with both that and a once and for all GPS cure, the opportunities are immense for someone who knows what they're doing with Radio programming and development. Thats one reason why I was glad to see viperbjk has appeared here. There's no doubt about it as far as I can tell that Radios affect GPS performance and the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] DaveShaw:
This is guess work, without that much understanding as to the way the device performs GPS operations (or any other low level machine operations), so feel free to shoot me down...

Could the Radio "operate" at different speeds, i.e. the 1.27 radios process instructions/operations much faster than the latest 6.1 ones?

Could parts of the radio be indirectly used when performing a GPS fix?

If so this would mean operations performed during GPS by the radio, slow down actual GPS operations?

Just an idea :)

Dave
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Boinng:
We might be veering slightly out of focus here - because of course, if you compare 6.0 ROMs (and radios) with 6.1 ROMs (and radios) then there's a huge number of not necessarily radio-related factors that come into the mix, not least 6.1 itself, and HTC's implementation of it.

Notwithstanding the fact that it's impossible to use 1.27 radios with 6.1 and vice versa, it could easily be argued that a 1.27 radio would not improve GPS performance on a 6.1 ROM, and that a 1.65 radio would provide excellent GPS on a 6.0 ROM - it simply can't be proved either way.

What can be said, is that when I changed the radio - and only the radio - on the same 6.1 ROM, I found the GPS performance had improved. Not so much that it equalled 6.0 performance, but a significant improvement in any case, and enough to prove to me that (in answer to the topic) the radio ROM definitely does affect the GPS.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mikegadd:
GPS Speed

Not sure if radio effect gps but I loaded the D3D driver and these did slow gps lock down by a lot, removed driver and gps lock went back to being instant.

Hope this help.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Flying Kiwi:
A no other variable example

Yes you are right that this example isn't a very strong case because there are lots of other variables. Just like you though I made that Radio only upgrade from HTCs initial WM 6.1 release to their latest one with only a different radio and noticed the difference straight away. For those who doubt the effect of the Radio on GPS performance, If everything else is the same (and the ROM itself is the same) what else could explain the difference in performance under the same sorts of daily use in similar weather and locations? It's crystal clear to me. :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] viperbjk:
Well, for me, it isn't crystal clear :)

First of all, I do not know much about HTC so far, I just learned to understand what's going on. But regarding the radio, there is no difference in what I've seen so far.

Ok .... some technical explanations :

1. Radio CAN affect GPS reception as far as AGPS is involved.

2. Radio does NOT affect the way GPS is recieved.

Why ?

AGPS (MSM Chipset) can be used for getting

a) position fixes via mobile towers

b) recieve GPS fixation database via GPRS/EDGE etc.

This can speed up first GPS reception lock a lot.

But the radio does not affect the reception of the GPS reciever (chipset by infineon or surf I suppose).

GPS is normally controlled by WM driver. It could be controlled by AMSS (radio) but that is VERY unlikely because changes always have to be resigned (takes a lot of time) and gps-drivers would have to be reprogrammed for MSM chipset (very unlikely).

It will take a deeper research to be sure.

Comparing the same condition parameters isn't precise enough.

To be sure that radio driver affects GPS reception, you would have to disable radio by itself, especially AGPS.

Conclusion :

Radio can speed up updating fixation database using AGPS.

Radio can also offer faster positioning than GPS using AGPS, although not as accurate.

But as long as a surf/infineon gps chipset is used, there is no way radio speeds up or influences GPS reception in any way :)

Hope this answers some questions.

Cya,

Viper BJK
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] khaytsus:
It's a Qualcomm chip that drives the GPS. And who knows what a Radio does, what underlying functionality it facilitates. At this piont, I take it you were just guessing, viper?

Good guesses as anyone I guess, just wanted to correct you on the GPS. I wish it were a SirfStar III chip.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kilrah:
It isn't. The GPS baseband processing takes place in the main Qualcomm chip as shown by their product sheet. So to me it seems logical that the low level GPS processing code would be part of the radio firmware, therefore explaining the performance changes as they mess up with the code and possibly change their algorithms or simply the priority of the tasks the radio chip has to execute. Might be a power consumption issue too, as at least under the WM6 radios the current draw from the GPS is really significant, much higher than a usual dedicated (SiRF, MTK,...) chipset. Maybe they changed the SW under 6.1 to draw less power, leading to lower performance...

Also, as AGPS often messes up things (many people not being able to use the GPS anymore with it on), I'm pretty sure that all the users who reported different performance had it off anyway.

To me the GPS code is as said in the radio firmware, and the actual HW drivers (given by Qualcomm) are compiled in it as well. Then, the GPS is presented to WM as a simple COM port i.e transparently so no particular driver is needed for WM itself. So the only part that would change when a change of behavior is required would be.. the radio firmware, confirming users' experiences.

Personally I still run WM6, and always get between 15 and 30sec fix times.