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[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] PranayHotkar:
Hey guys,

So I had flashed custom ROM on my OP7 couple of times, and on both the occasions, when I tried to revert back to stable Oxygen OS, I ended up in Qualcomm crashdump mode.

Now it might seem like a noob request, but can anyone give me a detailed guide on how to revert back without actually bricking my phone.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Oswald Boelcke:
[MENTION=6019979]PranayHotkar[/MENTION] THREAD CLOSED as duplicate of Question: How to revert safely back to stable Oxygen OS from a custom ROM!

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[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] dropmail:
Hello, hoping someone might be able to help me? I installed TWRP 3.3.0-dees_troy on my MI A2 Lite. Somehow whilst trying to update the phone to Android 10, I've managed to remove the OS (Android 9 @ 1.2020 prior to original OTA update to Android 10 which caused a bootloop problem). I have since tried all sorts of methods via videos and instructions on the internet and have not been able to reinstall any OS be it stock or custom. Before doing so I'd unlocked the bootloader, enabled Developer options etc. Would be grateful for any assistance you can offer. Desperately hoping a kind soul on here can help me get my phone up and running.? Thank you and best wishes
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] LinkBoi:
I am in the process of writing a detailed guide for custom rom installation. So you can wait 1-2 days about that because I think it will help you out. Regarding your issue, for custom roms you should use offain TWRP

Join Telegram at t.me/XMiA2Lite for additional queries and support
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] dropmail:
Thank you, I'll take a look @ twrp-daisy-3.3.0-0-offain.img now. Will wait to hear from you regarding a detailed guide for custom rom installation. I'd prefer to reinstall stock android but if I have to first install a custom rom first, I'm happy to do this. A lot of the guides out there seem to me to be done for people that are familiar with installing custom rom, modifying and or manually flashing their handsets etc. I haven't done this for years as I have a MI A2 which I bought because it came with stock android. Before that I had a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 which I'd messed around with installing custom Roms and messing with developer options and bootloader t get rid of bloatware but went back to Samsung supplied rom. With the Mi A2 lite, completely my fault, I'd tried to update it using mi flash and TOOL ALL IN ONE, neither worked. Installed TWRP 3.3.0-dees_troy on my MI A2 Lite via TOOL ALL IN ONE. Thought it was straight forward to use. Big mistake. Ended up removing the OS which would not update OTA. Mi A2 lite came with a bootloop problem following 1/2.2020 initial update to android 10. I solved this via switching partitions via fastboot. Got complacent thinking modding and flashing was straight forward. Have paid the price. any help you can afford me will be greatly appreciated.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] vinylmeister:
There is a flash reset script for using with adb. Try searching for unbrick Mi A2 Lite. It's a German thread. With that you can even go back from 10 to 9 without any errors or problems. Works 100%, did this multiple times.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] dropmail:
Thanks but I no longer have android 10 or 9 on my phone. Accidentally removed operating system with TWRP. Absolutely lost now as to what to do next
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] vinylmeister:
Doesn't matter. Even with no OS it will work. Give it a try.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] a1291762:
Can you still get to fastboot?

Using the stock fastboot ROMs should be able to recover, or MiFlash if you prefer.

Assuming that by "removed the os" you don't mean broke the partition table. In which case you probably need edl.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] LinkBoi:
no worries pal, I hope I helped
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] LinkBoi:
https://xdaforums.com/mi-a2-lite/how-to/detailed-installation-guide-custom-roms-t4142637 Check this thread
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] dropmail:
Hello, thank you for your time, i can go into fast boot via volume down and power button. I think I wiped everything using TWRP. I've no idea what edl is? or what you meany by breaking the partition table? I've tried misflash, fastboot and tool all on one

https://sourceforge.net/projects/tool-all-in-one/

I'm not too techy but can follow instructions if they are complete. the phone was originally stuck on a bootloop, I sorted that via a video on youtube i.e. switching from slot to slop b via ADB and fastboot.

In spite of extensive (several hours of searching) and trying ,several roms both fast boot and non fast boot, nothing has worked.

Very frustrating as if I can actually find a video or website with simple and complete (that doesn't suppose the user knows tech jargon or is familiar with the or similar procedures, I'm confident I can sort the problem)
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] vinylmeister:
If you boot to fastboot, try the script I was talking about. It will help you! No. 3, ADB method.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] dropmail:
Thanks ever so much, the link is exactly what I needed

Thanks ever so much, the link is exactly what I needed, I downloaded everything, followed all but the final instruction (14) After it is done, hold down the power button for ~10 seconds and verify that the stock rom boots) I disconnected my phone from PC, and it got stuck in a bootloop. Repeated the process for a second time whilst keeping my phone connected to PC via usb cable, held power button down for 10 seconds and it worked and installed android 9 version 1.8.2019. Managed to update to android 10 OTA. Just relocked the boot loader via TOOL ALL IN ONE https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-3/how-to/tool-tool-one-driversunlocktwrpfactory-t3398993. Unfortunately, ths did lock the bootloader but also reset the phone. Just need to reinstall everything now. Thank you again for your time. Really appreciate it. Best wishes
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] dropmail:
Thanks ever so much for your time. I used the instructions on the link below. /i was going to try and uses yours after but someone esle posted a link which saved me searching for the German thread you were referring to

https://xdaforums.com/mi-a2-lite/how-to/detailed-installation-guide-custom-roms-t4142637

the link was exactly what I needed, I downloaded everything, followed all but the final instruction (14) After it is done, hold down the power button for ~10 seconds and verify that the stock rom boots) I disconnected my phone from PC, and it got stuck in a bootloop. Repeated the process for a second time whilst keeping my phone connected to PC via usb cable, held power button down for 10 seconds and it worked and installed android 9 version 1.8.2019. Managed to update to android 10 OTA. Just relocked the boot loader via TOOL ALL IN ONE https://xdaforums.com/one...ctory-t3398993. Unfortunately, ths did lock the bootloader but also reset the phone. Just need to reinstall everything now. Thank you again for your time. Really appreciate it. Best wishes
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] LinkBoi:
You can always try custom ROMs too. They offer a much better experience than stock in my opinion. For relocking the bootloader, you could also have clicked the "clean all and lock" option in miflash. Anyways, I'm glad I helped ^^
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] vinylmeister:
Except battery backup :cool:
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] LinkBoi:
Newer Q custom ROMs with new 4.9 kernels offer great battery backup too.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] dropmail:
Thanks again, do you know is there any way to clear some of the system?

I've a 32GB 3GB Ram version of the MIA2 Lite. tthe rom I installed as per the link you sent me was around 3GB in size. Having updated to the latest Android 10, storage confirms the system is using 9.4 GB of space. I've disabled as much as I can i.e. apps I dont use.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] deeznuts2:
I dont care what anyone says - the stock rom is faster.

I've been using dcd 3.2.5 for almost a week - like the Rev-A, dont care for the GPS, rest is pretty good.

But I could swear that it was not as responsive as the stock.

So I just got down reflashing the stock rom tonight - sure enough, the phone is much more responsive.

I'm curious as to other's experience since many think that dcd 3.2.5 is faster (just not in my experience)

So now I'll be waiting for the official VZW upgrade sometime this century...
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] scrawnyb:
normally, i wouldn't butt in on this; but i've noticed my phone has been much less responsive...

I'm not going to blame anyone or anything yet, but for example, when I'm drafting up a text, I can't even add recipients from my contacts, it just sits there and 'searches' forever...

but yeah, that's just my rant for today

I really do appreciate everyone's work and I try to help out the community wherever I can, so I'm not bashing.

If anyone knows of any software issues that are creating sluggishness, please let me know.

Otherwise, Keep up the good work everyone. :-)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] deeznuts2:
I agree

Also, I wont dare bash anyone for the work that has gone into these roms. I only wish I had the skill to do what some of these guys or doing.

This was in no way meant to bash anyone - just something I noticed

Maybe its some program I was running - who knows

While I loved having Rev-A, overall speed is more important to me right now

I may go back to dcd's rom in a few weeks if I find I really need the rev-a but for now its back to stock and some more playing around

(maybe I'll find out if it was a program I was running or not)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] scrawnyb:
by chance are you using HTC Home?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mlittletn:
I originally flashed 3.2.5 with the Pre-Built ROM and noticed the build was a bit sluggish. I have since went back and adjusted the page pool to 8.5 mb and some other minor adjustments and noticed a decent improvement in the response.

scrawnyb - Just to give you something to compare to... I just now tried starting a text message from scratch and there was no wait at all when opening the message app, selecting a contact, and sending. I have approx. 1000 msgs in my sms inbox and around 130 contacts. Also keep 2-3 days worth of my outlook inbox synced (~50megs.. wireless sync limitation :mad:).

I was on 3.2.0 (fairly stable, bit sluggish). Went to 3.2.3 (buggy for me, not much better on speed). By far 3.2.5 has been the best 3.2.x rom so far for me. I have to agree as well that the original stock rom was fast but i can deal with the minor quirks here and there to get Rev A when tethering and GPS. Also I couldn't live without threaded sms now! :p
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kdj67f:
It has been so long since I ran the stock VZ ROM that I really could not compare it outright to 3.2.5. But every build since that first upgrade has been faster and less buggy than the last. I would have to say that the speed and lock up issues are getting better every new ROM.

I am NOT going to revert back to stock to do a side by side comparison so take my opinion as just that: my opinion. But that is the great thing about all these talented individuals who are customizing these ROMs for the public. There is more than one choice and you have to try them all to find what you like.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] paulash:
I've definitely noticed a delay. It's gotten to the point where even touching the start menu and accessing folders has become sluggish, making the xv6700(I compared, xv6700 in stock rom vs xv6800 updated) appear LIGHTNING fast.

And I specifically remember when I first got my xv6800, I noticed how much faster it was than my 6700... Infact, STOCK 6800 has more free ram than any custom rom I've used!! (27-28MB free when I had to flash back to fix my data connection)

I started off with dcd and now I'm with nuerom v2.2 and things just keep getting progressively slower. I don't know what to tell anyone
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] azclown:
It's something you guys are doing that is causing the problems.... period... Just to test, I'll make a ROM and you can download it and flash, and tell me what ya see....
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] nylaw:
My experience is with every rom upgrade it gets better and better. I can't believe how fast 3.25 is on mine then 3.22 was. Huge difference and just about perfect.

I would be curious to know what apps you guys are running. Maybe you have something in common that is slowing you down?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] scrawnyb:
I've narrowed it down to one of the following:

HTC Home <- this seems to be the most likely

Wisbar Advance <- don't think it's this

W.I.M.P. <- didn't notice a difference by closing this
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] microbespecialty:
Stock ROM was buggy and it drank RAM like water. DCD's ROMs blow the stock out of the water.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] deeznuts2:
no - didnt use it with either rom

My comparison was 3rd party preinstall - tested immediately after flash

I've got some apps on the stock rom now and its slowed down just a bit but still more responsive than dcd's latest version

What you use depends on what you need - I dont need rev-a or gps so I'll take the speed
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] gc14:
You do know that Rev A and GPS aren't all you're losing right? Have fun with Windows Mobile 6.0 and its crappy memory management, lack of threaded messaging etc.

If Rev A and GPS are what you don't care about...have you bothered to try dcd 1.7.0? Windows Mobile 6.1 without GPS/Rev A, compatible with 1.x.x radios and Olipro 1.20...
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] legacydevice:
3.2.5 is the fastest rom I've seen on this phone, stock or otherwise; AND I'm running it with HTC Home / HHC.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jshaas2:
i agree, although i'm not running HTC Home, or VZW stock rom, but this is by far the best ROM of DCD's i've ever run.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] DdlyKnight:
WHAT?

I can't really comment on VW's stock ROM since I've never used it; however, I have USCC and have compared it side-by-side with Sprint's stock, as well as Sprint and USCC stock side-by-side with DCD's 3.2.3 and 3.2.5... Yes, I've flashed the hell outta' the two Titans! My personal experience reflects DCD's 3.2.5 to be the fastest (and even most stable) of all. It's awesome! The only problems I encountered I noticed to occur with HTS Home installed (it would consistantly freeze up the unit). I also S2U2 to conflict with FTouch Flo and Slither's Cube (Sluggish). I read about, and subsequently tried, installing HTC Home via HHC and it worked; however, I don't believe that the resulting performance was worth the programs' actual usefulness. I'm sticking with SPB software. DCD's 3.2.5 is hands-down the best ROM as far as performance/speed goes.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] maccaberry:
Here's my 2 cents worth.

I like the gps but dont need it. I find that it is not nearly as powerful as my bluetooth gps. Certainly nice to have when i dont have my keys with me (my gps is a keychain model). The other problem is that the gps doesnt seem to work when you are outside USA.

I love revA. The upgrade from stock to anything with revA is almost worth by itself.

The memory management of the stock rom is a problem. So dcd has it hands down there.

But the real killer for me. No ICS on the verizon stock rom. Thats the real reason I went to a custom rom. And so far I like dcd's custom roms far better than anything else out there.

Now I agree that some of the dcd roms have not been perfect. For me 3.2.3 for example just wouldnt float my boat. I stayed with 3.1.6 for the longerst time. But I have to say that 3.2.5 is just about bulletproof. As gc said above 1.7.0 was my favorite non revA/gps rom because it was similar. But for me at least 3.2.5 is great. It's incredibly fast and with all the added goodies it make the titan almost a pleasure to use.

Of course your mileage might vary, but for me I can't see much on the horizon better than dcd 3.2.5 (until perhaps verzion release up gps upgrade rom and dcd and cg pull the guts out of it so that we get "instantaneous" gps lock like our sprint brethren.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Panth:
I swapped over from Verizon stock to dcd 3.2.23 with Radio 3.42.02, HTC Home / HHC, and WkTask 1.1.7.3.

I've noticed a remarkable increase in battery lifetime (approximately 20%), the speed of the phone hardware/response increase dramatically (I no longer have to wait in seconds for the screen to rotate on sliding the keyboard out), and I now have extra features like GPS and internet sharing, which Verizon locks out of the phone while stock.

All in all, my Titan performs faster with a wider range of uses for longer than stock.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jeffgman:
Can the page pool be adjusted without reloading the rom? If so, how? Also, what program are you using to adjust the page pool?

Jeff
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] taspankya:
question: if you guys arent using HTC home what are you using as a replacement that is as good or better?

just curious... I have HTC Home on an older dcd rom (3.1.6) .. it is the only ROM i have ever put on this device other than stock. If there is a known memory leak then perhaps I will update to 3.2.5 and grab a different today screen app.

so any suggestions?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] deeznuts2:
I'm running spb mobile shell, phone suite, and diary

(edit: trying spb diary instead of sbsh pocketbreeze)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] daryelv:
There are so many choices out there. Throttlelauncher, SPB, PointUI, BatteryStatus, etc etc etc (I know I've left out probably another dozen or so).

I personally use BatteryStatus for my complete Home screen. I've customized the heck out of it to have tabs for a "Home" screen, a Dialer, an Agenda (using TodayAgenda embedded into the tab), an AppLauncher, a Weather Tab with 5 day forecast (2 cities), and a News headlines tab. The only thing running on my Today screen is Batterystatus and TodayAgenda... plus I use S2U2. I usually have 21-22+ megs free after a reboot.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] symyn:
You are on crack if you think the stock verizon ROM is faster then any of dcd's. Straight up, crack rock.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] deeznuts2:
I wouldnt know anything about being on crack - you trying to tell us something?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] johnjay829:
What programs do most people have installed and also are you using 3.2.5 stock rom or using the kitchen.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] N!njaDuck:
I was worried

I have never used a custom ROM before and was researching before installing DCD 3.2.5 by reading this thread. I have to admit; I was worried.

DCD smoked the OEM ROM. It is not even a comparison. The interface is nicer, the screen scrolls smoother, the network is faster, there is more free RAM.

If it is slower for you, then you must be doing something wrong. I suggest reading the WIKIs again....

M
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] deeznuts2:
You know, there does exist an alternate universe where other people's experiences differ from your own

Crazy, I know
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jedisekstrick:
DCD's newest is amazing. fastest rom ive ever had on my 6800 (or 6700) hands down, right out of the box.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] antuus:
yours came with a box???

(sorry, couldn't resist)
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] PranayHotkar:
Hey guys,

It might sound like a noob request, but can anyone give a detailed guide on how to revert back to oxygen OS from any custom ROM. I tried a couple of times and ended up in Qualcomm crashdump mode. Hence I am requesting a detailed guide. Thank you.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] laugeek57:
Hi,

You can use Tool All In One on windows 10 :)

must mode fastboot and...
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] PranayHotkar:
And ?
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Prinçe çharming ap:
Use msm tool to go back to stock
[Moto G7 Power Questions & Answers] Nightraven97:
So, I stupidly Flashed my Moto G7 Model xt1955-2 without backing up its firmware or checking which it had. I got it (and am in) the US, so i thought it would have been this firmware right?

https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/ocean/official/RETUS/

Im no longer able to detect my sim and make calls. Any help would be much appreciated but i'm aware this is my fault.
[Moto G7 Power Questions & Answers] roadkill42:
What carrier down load one for your carrier
[Moto G7 Power Questions & Answers] sd_shadow:
Retus is 1955-5

1955-2 has several different software channels, ALTMX, AMXCO, AMXLA, AMXMX, AMXPE, ATTMX, among others

fastboot getvar all

To make sure you have the correct codename and software channel for the firmware

Product = codename

securestate = bootloader locked or unlocked

carrier_sku = Model #

ro.carrier = Software Channel

Or LMSA's Flash Rescue option

https://xdaforums.com/general/general/update-moto-lenovo-moto-smart-assistant-t3951714
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] okatotomato:
Download ROM here for your device!

Sourceforge:

Download SourceForge

What's Working:

-Boots

-RIL (Calls, SMS, Data)

-Fingerprint

-Wi-Fi

-Bluetooth

-Camera

-Camcorder

-Video Playback

-Audio

-Sensors

-Flash

-LED

-GPS

-Volte

BUGS:

You tell me

Flash guide:

Download the ROM

Use OrangeFox or TWRP recovery, highly recommended

- Backup each and every partition from Recovery(optional)

- Make a full wipe (system, data, cache, dalvik)

- Flash proper vendor and firmware

- Flash RevengeOS Package

- Flash Disable Forced Encryption zip

- Flash gapps

- Flash Magisk (optional)

- Wipe cache! -And at last Reboot!

[First boot will take few minutes! Have patience]

Changelog in second post

Support group on telegram:

Link to group: @revengeos_k20pro

Special thanks to all who helps (@IronGFly, @HSgod, @raaj52)

Build Author/Maintainer - @szradev, @nays_pl

Device Name - Redmi K20 Pro, Mi 9T Pro

Device Codename - raphael

Kernel Source - https://github.com/MiCode/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource

ROM Status - UNOFFICIAL

Current ROM Version - v3.2

XDA:DevDB Information

RevengeOS 3.2 UNOFFICIAL , ROM for the Redmi K20 Pro

Contributors

okatotomato, szradev

Source Code: https://sourceforge.net/projects/revengeos-raphael-unofficial/

ROM OS Version: Android 10

ROM Kernel: Linux 4.x

ROM Firmware Required: Latest Miui Vendor for your Region

Based On: AOSP

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: 0.2

Stable Release Date: 2020-08-02

Created 2020-08-02

Last Updated 2020-08-11
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] okatotomato:
Reserved

Changelog

05.08.2020:

- August security patches added

- Merge Android 10.0.0_r41 tags

- Improved SQLite and add security patches

- Add USAP backports

- Add Raise to Wakeup feature

- Remove keyguard delay

- Add hide and protected apps in Launcher

- Add kill app option and other small improvments in Launcher

- Add option to hide statusbar icons and clock

- Other small improvements :)

02-08-20

- Added Aggresive standby and extended idle (smart battery)

- Added QS Tiles for Sync, Sound Mode(Ring, Vibration, DND)

- Added Option and QS Tile for Mobile Data SIM Switch

- Added Smart Charging (max and resume value, reset stats)

- Changed lowest brightness level

- Added latest prebuild perf kernel

- Fixed FOD on NightLight and ReadingMode(Gray mode from Google)

- Updated ANX Camera to .185

- Updated props to MIUI 12 props

- Disable VSync for CPU rendered apps

- Enable zygote preforking for faster app launch

- Small other improvement
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] okatotomato:
Reserved
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] pushpendrayadav:
Hi Dev,

Thanks for your Hard work. Very stable rom. Battery life is excellent and ROM is very smooth.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] okatotomato:
:) thx man in few days a put update with raise to wakeup and another small improvements

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