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[Samsung Galaxy J2 Questions & Answers] Divyansh912:
I installed resurrection remix on Samsung j2 6 (j2xlte) and then tried to install gapps but it didn't installed and ended with error 1.......then I tried other versions (arm, arm64,86,86_64) but others also show the same error 1....

I'd flashed boot image also of custom rom but that didn't made any difference.... someone please guide me what to do to get gapps installed in my devjce.
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Questions & Answers] Kauan Henrick:
achou uma solução?, também estou com esse problema :(
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Questions & Answers] Ashutosh1358:
Which version of Resurrection Remix OS you have installed?? And send the specifications of your Device.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] bentalebnordine:
Good morning guys.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] bentalebnordine:
- First you need to download This mini sdk

one_plus_nord_sdk.zip

drive.google.com

It is necessary for the cmd commands to work

- you need also to install the drivers , just go to

Universal ADB Drivers

OnePlus-USB-Drivers.zip

drive.google.com

You need to install both drivers clockworkmod and one plus drivers.

- To unlock the bootloader of your oneplus device just connect it to a Windows computer with USB debugging on and run the following commands from the mini sdk folder that just downloaded

adb devices

Then check your device for confirmation. Then

adb reboot bootloader

Then run the command

fastboot oem unlock

A factory screen will pop-up asking for confirmation, you need to confirm using the volume buttons and the power button.

The phone will reboot into recovery and wipe the data. Please do not interrupt this process or the device will not boot anymore.

So just be patient until the phone finishes booting and set it up and turn the USB debugging on.

Note that you need to flash both files only once, unless you returned to stock rom.

If you updated to Android 11 Oxygen OS 11 you need to switch slots by running the command

fastboot --set-active=a

Because android 11 were installed in the b slot.

If you have a problem booting into fastboot mode try extracting the mini sdk provided in the tmp folder on your desktop computer.

The working Android versions are 10,11,12. Now I am running Resurrection Remix ROM android 10 just amazing

NAMING

Some information you should know about knowing what type of gsi it is

<ARCH>_xyZ

<ARCH> can either be arm, a64 (arm32_binder64) or arm64

x can either be a or b

y can either be v, o, g or f

Z can be N or S

b = a/b

a = a-only

g = gapps

o = gapps-go

v = vanilla (no gapps included)

f = floss (free & open source apps instead gapps)

N = no superuser

S = superuser included

Z = dynamic superuser included

-lite = for VNDK Lite vendors (also can help with broken camera even on normal VNDK vendors)

so in most common example "arm64_avZ" is ARM64 A-only vanilla with dynamic superuser

you can simply look to the attached text file.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] joegib:
I am unable to flash any of the .bvs.img gsi files on a Metropcs (11) phone -- BE2015 following the guide. Bootloader is unlocked.

Any help is appreciated.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] bentalebnordine:
Me I have a BE2013 variant and I was able to flash it with gsi roms using just this guide. I should mention that I am not an expert on rom development.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] joegib:
If I am not mistaken, the BE2013 variant is the global factory unlocked. If so, then maybe these carrier devices will not work with your excellent guide. That being said, I was able to get the DSU to work fine -- AOSP 12.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] sdflowers32:
If you're on the Metro firmware it's a bit tricky. You'll most likely have to still be running Android 10 but you can decrypt the data partition and mount system r/w. After you've accomplished that then it's a piece of cake. Follow this thread, I've been able to remount the system partition read/write on both my Google Pixel running Android 11 and Metro Firmware of OnePlus Nord n100. https://xdaforums.com/t/script-andr...-superrw-featuring-makerw-read-write.4247311/
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] VPH20:
Is GSI for nord n100 updated?
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] sdflowers32:
I'm running Project Arcana Android 12 GSI on my n100 without any issues. I've flashed serval different GSI ROMS but it's by far the best. There's a few things you need to know to successfully flash it but if the steps are followed exactly it's not a problem at all. Here are a few screenshots. It passes safety net basically out the gate with Magisk installed. You'll definitely have to flash the Global firmware to the Metro variant If you happen to be on that version. Luckily, if that's the case someone has already created a modified MSM flash tool that works without any other modifications.

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[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] bentalebnordine:
Thanks, the link please.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] sdflowers32:
There's no verified instructions on this but I took the liberty to upload the necessary files to my Google drive that I used to successfully flash this GSI. First and foremost you'll need to revert back to the global stock firmware 10.5.5 using the msm tool. If you're on the the European firmware then I'm not sure if this will work for you or not and it definitely won't work on the Metropcs version but if you happen to be on the Metro version then you can flash the Global firmware to that device which is what I did. Once you're on stock 10.5.5 enable debugging and oem unlock in developer options and reboot to bootloader. If your bootloader isn't already unlocked enter the command fastboot flashing unlock_critical and use the volume keys to select unlock the bootloader. Your device will be wiped. Wait for the system to reboot then go back into developer options and enable debugging again. Once again reboot to the bootloader. Once there enter the command fastboot -w and wait for it to finish. Once it's complete enter fastboot reboot fastboot and wait to enter fastbootd mode. Use the vendor.img that's included in the zip file I have linked and enter fastboot flash vendor_a (name of vendor).img. Once it's complete enter fastboot reboot bootloader. Once you're back into the bootloader interface enter fastboot -w and wait for it to complete. Then with the twrp file I've supplied enter fastboot boot twrp10.img to boot to recovery (Don't flash only boot!!) When you enter recovery choose wipe, then format data and type yes. Reboot to the bootloader once again. Enter fastboot reboot fastboot and wait to enter fastbootd mode. Once there enter fastboot flash product_a product_gsi.img. Then enter fastboot erase system_a. Next enter fastboot resize-logical-partition system_a 4210000000. Once that's complete enter fastboot reboot bootloader. Once you're in the bootloader enter fastboot -w once again. Once complete boot back to twrp with fastboot boot twrp10.img. This is when you'll flash the GSI and it has to be loaded on your sdcard. Flash it to the system partition and reboot to the bootloader once it's complete. Your next move is important if you want it to boot. Again with the images I've supplied enter fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img then fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta_system vbmeta_system.img. Now you can reboot to the system. For some reason twrp won't boot anymore once this GSI is flashed so I've also included the stock boot.img you can patch with Magisk and flash via fastboot to root and pass safety net.

Oneplus_files.zip

drive.google.com

https://xiaomemeindex.com/treble/Arcana/20220226/ProjectArcana_v402-arm64-bgS_20220226.img.xz
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] bentalebnordine:
Thank you very much my friend for the help, I have the E2013 and it worked.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] sdflowers32:
👍 Awesome, I'm glad to hear it boots on the E2013. If you're on the the Metro version as I was it's difficult but not impossible. Unfortunately for myself I had no guide, just a few pieces of information I picked up here and there that I was able to bundle together into one long process. The great thing about OnePlus is the MSM flash tool. I've flashed firmware from just about every Android manufacturer but it's by far the easiest if you happen to brick your device. So easy even someone with no prior experience wouldn't have an issue using it.

⭐I'd also like to mention that if you're into theming your device, the infamous dev kdragOn has developed an app called repainter that's quite amazing and works really well on this device and ROM. I'm in no way affiliated with him or the advertisement of his app but just making an honest recommendation⭐
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] bentalebnordine:
Exactly.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] Markus214:
I sent you a PM if that's okay please and thank you.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] Markus214:
Can I ask a stupid question most likely. I have the BE2015 variant and I followed your instructions to a T and they worked so thank you very much for that.

However if I wish to use another ROM as myself I personally like Android 10 which ROM would you recommend works with our devices? I tried using LineageOS but the Gapps file does not want to install each time I get error.

Edit: Might be time I update my signature lol
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] bentalebnordine:
Go to this page you will find extra details about how to resize system partition and install larger system files.

https://xdaforums.com/conversations/gsi-roms.14701453/#convMessage-15038845
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] Markus214:
Okay I just want to say thank you first and foremost to @bentalebnordine and @sdflowers32 because without your both helpful and informative guides I would have taken much longer lol! I can get a guide going completely. With the above guide that sdflowers posted make sure you follow this to a T or you won't boot trust me. Also the GSI images that work best for our device must be the following

system-arm64-ab-img.xz and they will work with no issues I'll put up a cleaned up guide as well to hopefully help others but again this is all only possible with the help of you two first and foremost so thank you!
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] sdflowers32:
DOT (Droid on Time) is another GSI that works beautifully on this device but it's Android 11. I personally haven't tried any 10 GSI'S. If you want to update to 11 through stock firmware I already have a DOT super.img I repacked that I'm pretty sure can be flashed without issues with the Android 11 twrp for this device and I'm certain can be flashed via fastbootd mode. Other than project arcana it's the only one I've been impressed with and I've flashed 7 or 8. At least 3 of them I could never get to completely boot after trying every trick of the trade. Arcana is by far the best but DOT runs a tight race. If interested let me know and I'll upload the super.img. I packed it myself so if I ever get bored and just want to go back it would be a much less painless process to flash and I've tested it and it works perfectly.
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] Markus214:
Thank you very much that would be great! I just downloaded DOT to try it out. I used it before on my 7T and it's great. I just am stubborn I'll say where I like Android 10 the most and 11 not bad but 12 I just don't like the interface 😂 and magisk 24 especially for what I do with the phones. I ideally would love to be able to use lineage but when it came time to flash Gapps I kept getting storage error even with resizing. I just want to again say seriously thank you so much without your guide I'd still be screwed 😂😂
[OnePlus Nord N100 Guides, News, & Discussion] sdflowers32:
✨Instructions for flashing DOT GSI✨

(Start by flashing to stock 10.5.5 with the MSM tool for the device and follow the previous instructions to unlock the bootloader but only to this point)

I decided to edit this because it's been so long since I've removed encryption on this device I completely left out the steps to do so which are imperative. It's much easier to remove encryption on Android 10 than 11 with this device but as far as I know this is the sure fire way to flash an Android 11 GSI on this device. Maybe it can be flashed from 10 but I can't guarantee it as I can with this so here is the revised instructions.

1. Use the MSM tool to revert back to stock and unlock the bootloader

2. Upgrade OTA as far as you can up until version 11.0.4 (Most likely you'll have to use the file I've included in the attachment and perform a local upgrade by placing the zip file in your internal storage to get on this version) Remember this is only for the global firmware but it can be cross flashed with a modded MSM tool.

3. Once you're on 11.0.4 you'll need to format an SD card to exfat which can be done easily with windows because you're going to have to place the super.img on it to be flashed in TWRP. Android supports exfat but for reasons beyond my understanding when you purchase an SD card for Android it comes formatted as fat32 which has a 4 gig limitation.

4. Unzip the 11.0.4 super.img and load it on the SD card along with Magisk.apk. You can either rename the extension from Magisk.apk to Magisk.zip and keep just the one file on your card or copy it and place them both on but nevertheless you'll need the zip file to flash in TWRP after flashing the super partition. Use the TWRP11.img provided in this devices thread and have it placed in your platform-tools folder on PC. Reboot to the bootloader and enter fastboot boot twrp11.img (Or whatever the name of the image happens to be). Once you're in recovery choose wipe, format data and enter yes. Go back and choose install image then select the super11.0.4.img and flash to the super partition. Go back and flash Magisk.zip.

5. Now boot to the bootloader and with the volume keys enter stock recovery.

6. Wipe Data, Cache and System and reboot. I usually reboot back to the bootloader then boot TWRP again just to make sure I can mount all partitions assuring that the device is decrypted.

7. Now all you have to do is place the DOT_SUPER.img on your SD just as you previously did, wipe and format data, then flash it to the super partition just as you did with the stock 11.0.4 super. The boot image is provided as well but I wouldn't advise uninstalling Magisk. Upgrade if you like but it may not boot if you flash the stock boot.img

DOT Files
[Touch Cruise General] tonysouthworth:
Hi All,

This may sound like a bizzare request, but I need to disable the call & hang up buttons on the device (are thay called Hard Icons? the green & red buttons on the device).

Anyone any ideas on how to do this?
[Touch Cruise General] kojixo3:
programms -> comm manager -> Phone OFF
[Touch Cruise General] tonysouthworth:
Thanks for that, but what I actually meant is that I dont want the phone app to be activated then someone hits the buttons on the device.

In the same way that you can remove the associations for the IE button etc. I want to stop the phone app being launched when the phone buttons are pressed.
[Touch Cruise General] aphnee:
I'm also interested in this. Any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] torontocomfortzone:
I know folks miss the note 21 ultra,

Samsung will annouce its S22 ULTRA, SOON

Will you upgrade, and why>?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] dj24:
I'm fiercely debating with myself whether to or not. My deciding factor will be SOT {battery life.)

Every flagship android device at this point (not just Samsung) is starting to lose its identity trying to be the next iPhone. It's not working out for them IMHO. They've eliminated the headphone jack, IR blaster, SD card and now can't even bother to include a charger in the box. The prices have crept up to iPhonesque level on top of this.

But the biggest concern I have is how mainstream flagship android devices' battery life (SOT) have been left behind by Apple's Pro Max flagship series. I'm seeing comparison battery life videos and reviews everywhere where said flagship devices are being dumbed down and compared to just the pro model instead. That's how bad it is. People are getting legit 3-4 days of SOT with the 13 Pro Max and no one here can the say the same for their android/ galaxy devices unless they're rocking the bottom of the mill set like the Motorola G Power..

I wish more people would focus on this and bring it to their attention. As much as I despise Apple, I grudgingly admit that they have pretty much caught up with hardware specs matching their excellent software and now exceeded beyond that. They have class leading camera and video quality and now added out of this world battery life on top of this. If that hideous notch finally goes away as its been rumored with the 14 pro max, I don't see any reason not to finally go to the dark side...:(

I love my N20 Ultra (everything except the SOT) and use the S-Pen quite a bit so I'll look at the S22 Ultra and its rumored 5000mAh battery performance once its released. I'm not holding my breath though so once the S22 Ultra is released- unless a crazily unbelievable trade in deal valuation isn't offered by Samsung for my Note, this will be my last one.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] torontocomfortzone:
great reply, man!

We have no idea about the new processor yet

The iPhone a15 processor is a beast in both performace and battery management.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] FaceTheSlayer:
I just got my Note 20 ultra 5G last month and I wont upgrade for a long time. S22 does not bring much of an upgrade, and money does not grow on trees for me :)

I also have no interest in iPhones at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] a1atif:
Very good detailed comment. i dont like that Samsung/Android Phones took away IR Blaster and all the good stuff to be like Iphone. i been Always a android person but now seriously thinking about looking else where.... specially if Samsung is really going to take away SD card slot... if they want to take that away they should offer Unlimited cloud storage like google offers with Pixel phones.

Other wise there is no doubt about Iphone's processor being a beast and they are ahead in Camera and SOT.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] Ducter:
I'll stay put, my note does everything I ask of it. I don't need 3-4 days battery as every single day I've been alive in my 50 years I've had electricity or means to charge. We've fallen into this cycle that every year or two we need a new phone, thank the carriers for that as is simply not true. I don't need a sports car that can go 200mph, I drive 70-75 as that's what's realistic.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] donkeyman1234:
I will go for s22 ultra if there is a sd card slot.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] elmor0:
Coming from Asus ROG 3 (and even compared to OP7 Pro}, the battery life of Note 20 ultra is disappointing (I've got the SD variant; heard that Exynos variant battery life is even worse).

5,000 mA battery for S22U sounds better - will await overall device reviews before deciding.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] Suntaina:
This. Any news regarding SD card slot for s22 ultra?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] donkeyman1234:
A lot of YouTube videos say no sd card slot, but I really hope s22u like note20u with sd card slot.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] elmor0:
I'm guessing it'll have hybrid Dual SIM/SD card slot like its predecessors.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] kangi26:
Unless I see something that screams "NO" (Which I really don't expect) I fully plan on upgrading.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] Eagle 3:
No SD Card, no buy.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] tribalfs:
Will decide once we have the concrete specs. But initially I like it. S22Ultra is practically a Note 20Ultra successor. S naming is just for marketing I think.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] edan1979:
No sdcard. nope.... i won't make another Note 5 mistake.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] WhySoSeriousJoKer:
I don't think so. The price wil be high (€1249/€1349/€1449) and the front just looks like the Note 20 Ultra, the S22 Ultra is even 0.1" smaller.

Better camera's, Soc and QHD+/120Hz is nice, but for the high price not worth the upgrade.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] donkeyman1234:
For the price that high and no sd card slot, I will still use n20u.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] Sword Fish:
Yup, now that the Note 20 Ultra supports dual sim, I have no need to upgrade. Will be selling my iPhone 12 and Fold 3 now.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] Phredeee:
I was going to. Spent hours fighting with the Samsung website today. Then I learned that MST is gone. I use Samsung Pay on a lot of old POS machines.

Samsung even pulled the tradeins of the website for a while.

Without MST I have no reason to stick with Samsung. They are just being a pain to deal with.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Guides, News, & Discu] Mr. Orange 645:
I just ordered my S22 Ultra. First Galaxy S I've owned since the Note 8 came out. Been Note since then.

My Z Fold 3 is my daily driver, but I keep my N20U around as a backup device on a secondary line. Really wasn't considering trading in, but if you go through Samsung.com and choose TMo, it drops the price of the S22 Ultra 256GB a full $100 cheaper than the other carriers or unlocked. Plus with online activation that knocked off another $50. Trade in for the N20U was $800. It was $600 through everyone else. Brought the price down to $349.

Then I traded in my Galaxy Watch 4 for $120 and used $250 credit toward a Galaxy Watch 4 Classic (I missed that physical bezel). After tax, I'm spending $330 for the S22 Ultra and the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. Seemed like a no brainer to me.

This is the first carrier branded device I've purchased in a few years, but it'll be paid off and I can unlock it in I believe 45 days. Flash the factory unlocked firmware for a bloat free experience and I'll never know the difference.

I'll actually keep this one a couple years, unless the S23 Ultra does something just totally amazing. Plus I'll be saving up to get the ZF4 if it's a big upgrade over my ZF3.

So TL;DR - If you're a. TMo customer it's a no brainer. It's only $349. Even less if you go direct through TMo and don't mind the bill credits. I didn't want to deal with Bill credits and the $250 samsung store credit made up the difference in my mind.