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[Q] What to do now when 4.1.1 comes if I'm rooted and so?

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RusherDude said:
If I am on 4.4 stock rooted, with a custom recovery, and stuff modified on /system.. what I do when the update to 4.1.1 comes?
If I don't do nothing, the update will download automatically (which I don't want at all...), then try to patch and fail (I guess it won't even start since it detects that it's not stock system and recovery to flash the update) and it may even loop downloading and failing by what I readed being a bug on some 4.3 roms on the Nexus 4?
So how I should act in the following situations? First make a nandroid then..
a) I wanna flash it asap: I get the ota zip asap its posted and flash it on CWM and hope it goes ok. I may **** up stuff and have to revert to the nandroid, or 1it can go ok and just lose root and the system changes, right?
b) I wanna stay on 4.4 until all the stuff is ported to 4.1.1: It will at some point download the ota (****) by itself and spam me continuously to install it, right? If I wanna stay on 4.4 until all the stuff I use its compatible with 4.1.1, what I got to do to evade the auto-downloading of the ota and the spam about the update?
I don't know.. any way to stop the auto-update from working or so? That would be great!
Thanks in advance.
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Here is what I just did, and it worked perfectly.
1. Take note of all the mods you installed so you can install them afterwards.
2. Put phone in bootloader mode / fastboot
3. Grab the 4.4 stock image from Google. Extract system.img file from it and flash that through fastboot (without the -w command) (fastboot flash system system.img). Don't worry you won't lose anything if you omit -w. Apps and data are preserved, it just set the \system area back to stock
4. Copy the OTA udpate zip to your phone, flash with TWRP. Since everything is 'back to stock' it should flash fine.
I had to re-root with TWRP after flashing before I rebooted. Everything was good to go. Then reflash your mods.

sonicdeth said:
Here is what I just did, and it worked perfectly.
1. Take note of all the mods you installed so you can install them afterwards.
2. Put phone in bootloader mode / fastboot
3. Grab the 4.4 stock image from Google. Extract system.img file from it and flash that through fastboot (without the -w command) (fastboot flash system system.img). Don't worry you won't lose anything if you omit -w. Apps and data are preserved, it just set the \system area back to stock
4. Copy the OTA udpate zip to your phone, flash with TWRP. Since everything is 'back to stock' it should flash fine.
I had to re-root with TWRP after flashing before I rebooted. Everything was good to go. Then reflash your mods.
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Ok, that covers the a) situation where I want to flash it asap, thanks! (also note everyone, you got to disable xposed and all mods before flashing the ota)
PS: You can just flash the stock kernel and undo all the system changes, no need to flash the entire 4.4 stock zip.
What about the b) situation?

RusherDude said:
Ok, that covers the a) situation where I want to flash it asap, thanks! (also note everyone, you got to disable xposed and all mods before flashing the ota)
PS: You can just flash the stock kernel and undo all the system changes, no need to flash the entire 4.4 stock zip.
What about the b) situation?
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Don't know why you'd want to go all the way back to 4.1.1. That's from July '12.

mattjorgs said:
Don't know why you'd want to go all the way back to 4.1.1. That's from July '12.
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Wut? in the b) situation I just wanna STAY on 4.1 until all the stuff is ported to 4.1.1 (if something needs porting).

RusherDude said:
Wut? in the b) situation I just wanna STAY on 4.1 until all the stuff is ported to 4.1.1 (if something needs porting).
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You mean 4.4? And 4.4.1? Lol
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How to update to 4.4.1
I am rooted/bootloader unlocked with TWRP v2.6.3.1. When I try to flash in recovery manually with ota zip, I get a Failed error with error "E: error executing updater binary in zip"
What are step to update for a device like mine??

Cheeze[iT] said:
You mean 4.4? And 4.4.1? Lol
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
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Omg yea, 4.4 lol, fail haha

[Q] Restoring my recovery, but not wiping

Hi all,
I have searched the web, but haven't found an exact answer to my question.
I have a Nexus 5, currently on 4.4.2 (KOT49H). I am unlocked, rooted + Xposed and have TWRP. I want to update to 4.4.4 preferably OTA, officially. I would like to be able to use OTA updates from now on if possible.
Currently, if I disable Xposed, and use Suvival Mode in SuperSU and try to install the OTA update, TWRP intervenes and doesn't let me.
I would like to replace TWRP with the stock recovery so I can update OTA in the future. I don't want to wipe the phone to achieve this if possible. If this isn't possible, could someone step through how to update to 4.4.4 with TWRP installed — I'm on a mac also.

Flash the stock recovery image in fastboot
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jd1639 said:
Flash the stock recovery image in fastboot
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app
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Where can I find the stock recovery? Is that this: *w*w*w*.developers.google.com/android/nexus/images

providedbike said:
Where can I find the stock recovery? Is that this: *w*w*w*.developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
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Yes, extract the image and then the zip file
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OTA is the least compatible and hardest way to update. Why do you want to use this method? It's the worst option available to you.

rootSU said:
OTA is the least compatible and hardest way to update. Why do you want to use this method? It's the worst option available to you.
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Because it would seem easier for me—AFAIK. Although this didn't work, this workflow sounds appealing to me every time an update comes out:
- Disable Xposed
- Enable Survival Mode in SuperSU
- Install OTA update
- Re-enable Xposed, done.
No USB, no computer, no terminal.
Is there another way to achieve this?

providedbike said:
Because it would seem easier for me—AFAIK. Although this didn't work, this workflow sounds appealing to me every time an update comes out:
- Disable Xposed
- Enable Survival Mode in SuperSU
- Install OTA update
- Re-enable Xposed, done.
No USB, no computer, no terminal.
Is there another way to achieve this?
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Running a rooting rom without a custom recovery is dangerous IMHO.
Without having to lose custom recovery
1) Download latest rooted stock ROM
2) Flash
3) Enable Xposed

rootSU said:
Running a rooting rom without a custom recovery is dangerous IMHO.
Without having to lose custom recovery
1) Download latest rooted stock ROM
2) Flash
3) Enable Xposed
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Does this apply for the stock rom? I'm rooted, but still stock...

providedbike said:
Does this apply for the stock rom? I'm rooted, but still stock...
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Yes, whenever there is a new stock ROM, someone makes a rooted stock flashable zip of it. Also if you make any small changes to system, sometimes like adblocking, OTA will fail but flashable zip of rom will just override all that bs.
latest 4.4.4 rooted stock rom is in a thread which you can find i the resources section of the sticky-roll-up thread. You can get there via my signature.
That way, you can take a nandroid backup so if anything goes wrong after the update, you can do a full restore, where as with OTA you will not be able to with stock recovery.

rootSU said:
Yes, whenever there is a new stock ROM, someone makes a rooted stock flashable zip of it. Also if you make any small changes to system, sometimes like adblocking, OTA will fail but flashable zip of rom will just override all that bs.
latest 4.4.4 rooted stock rom is in a thread which you can find i the resources section of the sticky-roll-up thread. You can get there via my signature.
That way, you can take a nandroid backup so if anything goes wrong after the update, you can do a full restore, where as with OTA you will not be able to with stock recovery.
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Ok great that's very helpful, thanks!

providedbike said:
Ok great that's very helpful, thanks!
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No problem.
I just think that way is easier....I wouldn't want you putting extra work in, if you dont have to. It also gives you more freedom to work with mods in the future too, or kernels etc

rootSU said:
No problem.
I just think that way is easier....I wouldn't want you putting extra work in, if you dont have to. It also gives you more freedom to work with mods in the future too, or kernels etc
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Yep it's all good. For some reason, I had this little fear of the fact it's an official stock rom, that's been "toyed" with. But of course that makes no sense really, considering I'm willing to install many third party apps and processes that could easily alter/mess my phone up.
Do the rooted stock roms get released fairly rapidly after the official one is released?

providedbike said:
Yep it's all good. For some reason, I had this little fear of the fact it's an official stock rom, that's been "toyed" with. But of course that makes no sense really, considering I'm willing to install many third party apps and processes that could easily alter/mess my phone up.
Do the rooted stock roms get released fairly rapidly after the official one is released?
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Yeah. as soon as the factory image is released. Maybe a day or two. Which is before 99% of people even receive the OTA notification

rootSU said:
Yeah. as soon as the factory image is released. Maybe a day or two. Which is before 99% of people even receive the OTA notification
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Perfect, thanks for clearing things up for me.
Just checking, I'll make a backup before I flash, but technically, will all my data still be there if all goes to plan?

providedbike said:
Perfect, thanks for clearing things up for me.
Just checking, I'll make a backup before I flash, but technically, will all my data still be there if all goes to plan?
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Yep. the /data partition is not touched. Just /system and /boot (ROM and Kernel)

rootSU said:
Yep. the /data partition is not touched. Just /system and /boot (ROM and Kernel)
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Great I'll do it tonight

help with making a stock based custom rom for the Boost Stylo

so basically on the Sprint LG G4 (locked bootloader like us with Boost/Sprint) they are able to flash a stock based custom rom via Send_Command with a DD code http://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-g4/development/zv6-ultrapop-rom-v1-2-ls991-g4-t3211725
so in theory we should be able to do the same since i have flashed the stock rom as well via this method...so i just need help on debloating the stock.img to try this myself...like how would i go about this?

6th_Hokage said:
so basically on the Sprint LG G4 (locked bootloader like us with Boost/Sprint) they are able to flash a stock based custom rom via Send_Command with a DD code http://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-g4/development/zv6-ultrapop-rom-v1-2-ls991-g4-t3211725
so in theory we should be able to do the same since i have flashed the stock rom as well via this method...so i just need help on debloating the stock.img to try this myself...like how would i go about this?
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one way you can do it is as follow:
1- use Link2SDcard to freeze any system app so you will know that is safe to continue and proceed to the next step (just make sure you have a system.img in case something go wrong)
2- debloat /delete those apps (as long is safe and won't to any harm in the future).
3- do as many tweaks as you can and i mean in a way it actually help the device.
4- if you have Xposed running perfectly on your device you can just leave it so other won't have to install it.
5- when you are satisfied on how your device is running with your Tweaks and Non-Essentials app gone just pull SYSTEM.IMG
using ADB and you can share that .img
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That's the only safe way i can think on top of my head right now, bcuz you guys don't have a recovery to restore every time something go wrong.
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Edit: you can even create a Script like the One Click Root to flash the SYSTEM.IMG without the hassle of manually doing the whole flashing thing

well so far i managed to flash a rooted system.img free of google bloat so i'll upload that soon

6th_Hokage said:
well so far i managed to flash a rooted system.img free of google bloat so i'll upload that soon
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Just remember that everyone have to be in the same boat (system version,kernel,modem) or they may end up with bootloops or something else

[XT1575] TWRP Recovery Image for Stock MXP 7.0 Nougat NPH25.200-22

Stock Android 7.0 (Nougat) for the Moto X Pure 2015 XT1575 US NPH25.200-22
TWRP Recovery Image (Includes /boot and /system only)
**Factory reset after restore is advised.**
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B2lKWOIH0bTqc29NbVNWWWhsYVE?usp=sharing
**Not tested coming straight from stock 6.0 MPH24.49-18-16.**
I did an incremental OTA upgrade from stock 6.0 MPH24.49-18-8.
Use at your own risk. If you have TWRP installed your warranty is void anyway. I'm not responsible for bricking your device.

worked great for me 18-16 thanks really appropriate the work

Hi
and thx for sharing.
I have unlocked booloader and rooted, can I just flash this one with twrp?
thx in advance

the-light said:
Hi
and thx for sharing.
I have unlocked booloader and rooted, can I just flash this one with twrp?
thx in advance
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Yes. Root is nonconsequential. You really just need twrp.

Can i just flash it over TruPureX Android 6?
(I guess i can, just want to be sure)
Where can I find Android 7 modem to flash separately?
Will it work with Android 6 modem?

newHere:) said:
Can i just flash it over TruPureX Android 6?
(I guess i can, just want to be sure)
Where can I find Android 7 modem to flash separately?
Will it work with Android 6 modem?
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No Nougat modem is available until the flashable (non OTA) full stock 7.0 rom is made available from Motorola. This is not likely to happen. No issues have been mentioned running this update on a 6.0 modem. Not sure what the advantages are honestly. I never had problems with bt, wifi, or calls with the 6.0 modem firmware.
Create a backup beforehand and you can always go back to it.

hi i noob, i speak spanish.
I have moto x pure clark xt1575, android 6 no root, i install twrp an unlock bootloader.
I try to install this "ota" room, but fail. i restore back up and now the phone follow work
mphs24.49-18-16.
Need help how instal android 7 official, or only way custom room "lineage 14"
Thanks.

Can I flash this over Lineage OS 14.1 after a full wipe?

acoupleofdroids said:
worked great for me 18-16 thanks really appropriate the work
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Hi talk about u experience
Greetings, it counts as you did, I have android 6.0 mphs24.49-18-16 and I can not update. Phone with bootloader unlocked and with twrp, no root

I get "invalid ZIP file format" using TWRP 3.1.1-0 on an XT1575. Was running lineageOS 14.1 but I wiped system and data before trying to install the zip. On my laptop I can open the ZIP fine and extract the files, but that doesn't help.

bussemac said:
I get "invalid ZIP file format" using TWRP 3.1.1-0 on an XT1575. Was running lineageOS 14.1 but I wiped system and data before trying to install the zip. On my laptop I can open the ZIP fine and extract the files, but that doesn't help.
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See this thread :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/general/guide-xt1575-update-to-nph25-200-22-t3680477
The OP will need to comment - he may be coming from a rooted stock ; at least according the the thread noted above - if you have installed a custom ROM ; there are other steps besides just trying to flash this
I have NOT tried the OP's method or the referenced thread - so I cannot really speak from experience ; just pointing out other resources that have additional information -

Will this work with XT1572? Just confirming.

This is not a traditional TWRP zip file. It is a backup file. You need to unzip it and put it in the backup directory. You then restore backup, choose the nph25-200-22. . . directory, and away you go!
stevejohnson42 said:
See this thread :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/general/guide-xt1575-update-to-nph25-200-22-t3680477
The OP will need to comment - he may be coming from a rooted stock ; at least according the the thread noted above - if you have installed a custom ROM ; there are other steps besides just trying to flash this
I have NOT tried the OP's method or the referenced thread - so I cannot really speak from experience ; just pointing out other resources that have additional information -
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kelru2000 said:
This is not a traditional TWRP zip file. It is a backup file. You need to unzip it and put it in the backup directory. You then restore backup, choose the nph25-200-22. . . directory, and away you go!
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Ah, sure, OK, that makes sense, just wish that had been explained somewhere. I'll give that a shot tonight, thanks!

bussemac said:
Ah, sure, OK, that makes sense, just wish that had been explained somewhere. I'll give that a shot tonight, thanks!
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Success? Some people have reported bootloops due to a firmware problem. I'd like to know how it went.

ptn107 said:
Success? Some people have reported bootloops due to a firmware problem. I'd like to know how it went.
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Well it worked, sort of. It booted to stock but it wasn't stable and the play store kept crashing, I tried all the usual stuff for that, clear services & play store data, uninstall updates, finally tried a factory reset and now I'm stuck in TWRP bootloop, even if I reinstall this image.
So very much YMMV.

bussemac said:
Well it worked, sort of. It booted to stock but it wasn't stable and the play store kept crashing, I tried all the usual stuff for that, clear services & play store data, uninstall updates, finally tried a factory reset and now I'm stuck in TWRP bootloop, even if I reinstall this image.
So very much YMMV.
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Thankfully the 7.0 stock firmware is available now. I wiped and clean flashed it and it works perfectly.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/general/xt1575-moto-x-pure-edition-factory-t3704142

the link is dead
someone can help, sharing a new link? thank you

[H910][Oreo][Stock][Rooted] AT&T LG V20 Stock Oreo rooted flashable zip

Good Morning
New: Well AT&T updated us to Sept Security patch
here's the new Stock rooted rom > H910_20h_Oreo_full_rooted.zip > https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1322778262904015326
Tested by @darkknight200
i dirty flashed over the 20g rooted setup. It booted up fine and works like normal.
Now have to debloat att apps and restore twrp. This time i used twrp app to restore twrp right in system and it worked properly. Saves the hassle to go into fastboot to push twrp.
All in all those are minor inconveniences, The zip is fine.
Thanks allot man.
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After @NotYetADev posted his VS995 rooted Oreo We decided to give it a try on the H910.
It's not perfect but it does work. You'll need to Format Data and flash the H910_20g_Oreo_full_rooted.zip + the Newest - H910_mk2000 kernel from recovery-twrp-h910-2018-10-18.img
Your phone will be wiped and updated to Stock rooted Oreo so backup your phone first!
If you have never rooted your H910 you'll need to use the guide here first > https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/how-to/root-h910-v10m-t3664500
Note: when you get where you would flash 10r just use my rom instead. Don't forget to flash the kernel after the rom
Note2: Flash TWRP again before you reboot (Install / Install Image / recovery-twrp-h910-2018-10-18.img to Recovery
It's also recommended to use the new TWRP for Oreo found here > https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/recovery-twrp-3-2-1-0-t3720239
Note: you'll have to flash TWRP back to the phone after flashing the rom and kernel because it installs stock recovery.
If you have any problems getting DATA on any sim other than AT&T check this post to fix your APN > https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79619740&postcount=244
Thanks @StrikerTheHedgefox
After your phone is setup be sure and install the Magisk apk
Hide unlocked Bootloader warning boot screen by 4shared < This removes the ugly pink and black screen on reboot. I tested it and it works great
Huge thanks go to @darkknight200 and @askermk2000 for the Idea and the kernel.

thank u. but does the fingerprint work and what are the bugs if any

Yes fingerprint scanner works
Side note you'll have to flash twrp again
Use this version > https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/recovery-twrp-3-2-1-0-t3720239 and you should have no problems
aminjomaa13 said:
thank u. but does the fingerprint work and what are the bugs if any
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if i have root then cant i just use flashr or another flashing app for twrp

aminjomaa13 said:
if i have root then cant i just use flashr or another flashing app for twrp
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I installing twrp img from twrp just after flashing the ROM would do the trick.

if i dont have an at&t sim card ，will this rooted rom restrict some function such as wifispot 。。。。。。

Test flashed this on my h915 device. I have working full data and root and everything works.
Just gotta debloat it myself
running very smooth

zkm15 said:
if i dont have an at&t sim card ，will this rooted rom restrict some function such as wifispot 。。。。。。
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Its the Stock Oreo rom dump .. only thing changed is a patched_boot.img and the Eng_aboot.img
in fact the original files are in the rom too they just don't get flashed
everything should work as expected

battery life took a hit what are the optimal CPU GPU values to optimize battery without totally crushing performance

anyone else pass both safetynet test on magisk 17.2 on h910 oreo?
It seems to be failing most of the time for me.

aminjomaa13 said:
battery life took a hit what are the optimal CPU GPU values to optimize battery without totally crushing performance
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this question is better left in the Kernel thread > https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/h918-h910-us996-ucl-mk2000-kernel-t3708330
I never mess with kernel setting aside from the Screen settings

darkknight200 said:
anyone else pass both safetynet test on magisk 17.2 on h910 oreo?
It seems to be failing most of the time for me.
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safetynet test for non at&t sim card ？ it is a problem on android N .

Awesome! Glad this works on other devices! Good job, XDA!

NotYetADev said:
Awesome! Glad this works on other devices! Good job, XDA!
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ya the zip method you did with modifying only 2 files in the whole firmware should work on all other dirtysanta devices.
Edit:
i re-flashed the h910 oreo and setup and debloated everything again. Now I am passing safetynet with no problems and certified device. very weird.
One thing to note, this is on the early build of Oreo TWRP that I was able to flash properly vs using nouget twrp the first 2 flashes that gave me bugs each time.

darkknight200 said:
ya the zip method you did with modifying only 2 files in the whole firmware should work on all other dirtysanta devices.
Edit:
i re-flashed the h910 oreo and setup and debloated everything again. Now I am passing safetynet with no problems and certified device. very weird.
One thing to note, this is on the early build of Oreo TWRP that I was able to flash properly vs using nouget twrp the first 2 flashes that gave me bugs each time.
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using Oreo TWRP flash this zip will pass the saftynet test ? it is quite a problem on
android N ，it will disable the wifispot function.

OP, I love you.
If we already have the engineering aboot and TWRP flashed, can we just flash this right over (with a data/system wipe)?
I love SuperROM but I need Wi-Fi Calling to work.
EDIT: I'm an idiot, I misread your instructions. Am I correct in understanding that this is just the stock AT&T Oreo image with aboot and boot swapped out?

sheik124 said:
OP, I love you.
If we already have the engineering aboot and TWRP flashed, can we just flash this right over (with a data/system wipe)?
I love SuperROM but I need Wi-Fi Calling to work
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yes if you are coming from rooted h910 nougat rom with twrp, you can flash this h910 oreo zip with no problem.
All the bloat from att should be there when u boot up so wifi calling should work.

sheik124 said:
OP, I love you.
If we already have the engineering aboot and TWRP flashed, can we just flash this right over (with a data/system wipe)?
I love SuperROM but I need Wi-Fi Calling to work.
EDIT: I'm an idiot, I misread your instructions. Am I correct in understanding that this is just the stock AT&T Oreo image with aboot and boot swapped out?
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darkknight200 said:
yes if you are coming from rooted h910 nougat rom with twrp, you can flash this h910 oreo zip with no problem.
All the bloat from att should be there when u boot up so wifi calling should work.
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Yes just 2 files changed flash right over Nougat > I recommend you use this version of TWRP > https://s3.amazonaws.com/phoenix591/us996/recovery-twrp-us996-2018-09-23.img
it's tested by @darkknight200

clsA said:
Yes just 2 files changed flash right over Nougat > I recommend you use this version of TWRP > https://s3.amazonaws.com/phoenix591/us996/recovery-twrp-us996-2018-09-23.img
it's tested by @darkknight200
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Awesome, downloading it now. Can you confirm a cpl things?
mk2000 kernel means that we can continue using exFAT on micro SD.
Right now I have unencrypted internal and external storage, this keeps it all the same.
Updates baseband/modem to the radio that came out with Oreo.
Will post results once I'm all set back up. I was literally about to selectively flash back to stock v10v, keep TWRP and root, let it download the OTA, and then try to get updated. This is easier.

sheik124 said:
Awesome, downloading it now. Can you confirm a cpl things?
mk2000 kernel means that we can continue using exFAT on micro SD.
Right now I have unencrypted internal and external storage, this keeps it all the same.
Updates baseband/modem to the radio that came out with Oreo.
Will post results once I'm all set back up. I was literally about to selectively flash back to stock v10v, keep TWRP and root, let it download the OTA, and then try to get updated. This is easier.
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Yes mk2k Oreo still let's u use exfat.
The zip will update all partition besides the 2 described above. So you will be on Oreo baseband modem.