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[RECOVERY][TWRP][NX510J]TWRP Recovery 3.0.2-0 for Nubia Z9 Max

Team Win Recovery Project 3.x, or twrp3 for short, is a custom recovery built with ease of use and customization in mind. Its a fully touch driven user interface no more volume rocker or power buttons to mash. The GUI is also fully XML driven and completely theme-able. You can change just about every aspect of the look and feel.
Features::
Build based on latest CM13.0 and TWRP source.
Workaround on touchscreen. Touch screen fully works! No matter what your device's version is.
All function in a normal TWRP
Changelog:
15/7/11
First release
15/10/24
Sync latest TWRP source
Update prebuilt kernel from beta357
Fix a typo: nz510j, now it can be used to flash an official release
15/11/21
Sync latest TWRP source
Build kernel from new source
Add support for F2FS
16/03/12
Sync latest TWRP source (TWRP 3.0)
Use new kernel align with CM13
16/08/05
Sync latest TWRP source
Use new kernel align with CM13
Restructure device tree
Download link::
https://s.basketbuild.com/filedl/devs?dev=dianlujitao&dl=dianlujitao/nx510j/twrp_nx510j_v5_f2fs_dianlujitao.img
Install guide::
1. Install fastboot tools from google's sdk on your PC
2. Enter fastboot mode
3. Run "fastboot -i 0x19d2 flash recovery twrp_nx510j_v5_f2fs_dianlujitao.img"
4. Reboot
Source code::
https://github.com/MoKee/android_bootable_recovery-twrp/tree/mkm
https://github.com/dianlujitao/android_device_zte_nx510j/tree/twrp
XDA:DevDB Information
TWRP, Tool/Utility for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
dianlujitao
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 5
Stable Release Date: 2016-08-05
Created 2015-07-11
Last Updated 2016-08-04

how to install this .img?

Hi. Can you make a build for nx511j (z9 mini)?

djbosanac said:
how to install this .img?
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I've added a simple install guide

How do we boot into recovery? I flashed the recovery but when I try to boot into recovery from fastboot it always boots to the main OS

Can't boot in this recovery after installing it.
Sent from my NX510J using XDA Free mobile app

Hi, it will works with newest ZTE firmware 3.06 ? or maybe someone has a newest version ? THX

Can not install official updates/ROMs. There is a misspelling in default.prop:
ro.product.name=nz510j
Must be:
ro.product.name=nx510j

5[Strogino] said:
Can not install official updates/ROMs. There is a misspelling in default.prop:
ro.product.name=nz510j
Must be:
ro.product.name=nx510j
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Will be fixed as long as I have time, now I'm too busy

How long will this command take? All I get is < waiting for device >
Had to do this first:
- Connect phone while normally booted
- Run the installer that is automatically mounted on windows
- click 7 times the buildnumber in "about phone" to enable developer options
- enable usb debugging in developer options
Edit:
Installed your cyanogenmod build, but still have a problem. Cant reboot to recovery. What I have to do is get into fastboot, flash TWRP, reboot to recovery.
Edit2:
I can boot to recovery, only if usb is connected.

5[Strogino] said:
Can not install official updates/ROMs. There is a misspelling in default.prop:
ro.product.name=nz510j
Must be:
ro.product.name=nx510j
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EDIT: The following isnt needed anymore as of the latest update!
To bypass this problem I use another TWRP now from here: http://www.androidiani.com/forum/mo...3-z9-max-lollipop-5-0-2-cuoco92-firmware.html
Download: https://mega.nz/#!OgYljCAa!eH54Uc7Tdld1N3Oz3L4TIr1uiBx6EZSILf67MFgpgJk"
Translated:
- Install the drivers ( http://pdanet.co/a/ )
- Unzip the ZIP
- Start the file "Install_TOOL.exe"
- Coose 2: "Install TWRP 2.8.6.0"
- Wait for restart to the new TWRP (in nubia style!)
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jogai said:
To bypass this problem I use another TWRP now from here: http://www.androidiani.com/forum/mo...3-z9-max-lollipop-5-0-2-cuoco92-firmware.html
Download: https://mega.nz/#!OgYljCAa!eH54Uc7Tdld1N3Oz3L4TIr1uiBx6EZSILf67MFgpgJk"
Translated:
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A friend of mine received this smartphone this week and he's unable to get twrp installed, tried many different methods, but apparently the touchscreen doesn't work when he needs to press an option. He did it through Win XP, maybe that's the reason why... I'm nervous as well as I ordered the phone as well through the same seller...
I really don't know why it's not working...

jogai said:
To bypass this problem I use another TWRP now from here: http://www.androidiani.com/forum/mo...3-z9-max-lollipop-5-0-2-cuoco92-firmware.html
Download: https://mega.nz/#!OgYljCAa!eH54Uc7Tdld1N3Oz3L4TIr1uiBx6EZSILf67MFgpgJk"
Translated:
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already fixed

K3nshiro said:
A friend of mine received this smartphone this week and he's unable to get twrp installed, tried many different methods, but apparently the touchscreen doesn't work when he needs to press an option. He did it through Win XP, maybe that's the reason why... I'm nervous as well as I ordered the phone as well through the same seller...
I really don't know why it's not working...
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Try my latest release,
and plz tell me which of the following path exists on your friend's phone:
/sys/bus/i2c/devices/2-004a
/sys/bus/i2c/devices/2-005d
/sys/bus/i2c/devices/2-0024

dianlujitao said:
Try my latest release,
and plz tell me which of the following path exists on your friend's phone:
/sys/bus/i2c/devices/2-004a
/sys/bus/i2c/devices/2-005d
/sys/bus/i2c/devices/2-0024
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Thank you dianlujitao,
I hadn't seen that you had already fixed the typo, sorry for that.
I've told my friend about the new TWRP and asked him about the path - if he asks me where to find this on the phone, where should he look for, or can this be found through Windows as well ?
I'll keep you informed about my findings.
Thanks again,
Ken

K3nshiro said:
Thank you dianlujitao,
I hadn't seen that you had already fixed the typo, sorry for that.
I've told my friend about the new TWRP and asked him about the path - if he asks me where to find this on the phone, where should he look for, or can this be found through Windows as well ?
I'll keep you informed about my findings.
Thanks again,
Ken
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Can be found even through CM file manager.
Run adb shell on computer, then use ls to find it

Hey!
I got it working on my Z9 max
Didn't work though through root path on internal storage, had to run it through another path on my pc.
Fiddling around a bit these days before I try out your Cyanogen Rom.
Btw, do you have a proper link (nubia official) for the download of the new Nubia UI?
I tried to locate it on nubia.cn, but I'm unable to find it...
I'd really appreciate if you could reveal the link
Cheers
Sent from my NX510J using Tapatalk

K3nshiro said:
Hey!
I got it working on my Z9 max
Didn't work though through root path on internal storage, had to run it through another path on my pc.
Fiddling around a bit these days before I try out your Cyanogen Rom.
Btw, do you have a proper link (nubia official) for the download of the new Nubia UI?
I tried to locate it on nubia.cn, but I'm unable to find it...
I'd really appreciate if you could reveal the link
Cheers
Sent from my NX510J using Tapatalk
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http://bbs.nubia.cn/thread-554721-1-1.html
Latest nubia ui v3.62

dianlujitao said:
http://bbs.nubia.cn/thread-554721-1-1.html
Latest nubia ui v3.62
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Thanks a ton dianlujitao,
Sorry for late reply, I'm currently on vacation, I'll do it when I return.
I got a couple of questions regarding this. If you can and if you want, I'd appreciate if you could give them a look, no hurry. I'm very well aware that this is your time, and I have no right to request anything.
I just don't want to brick the phone
1. Can I use your Twrp to make a Nandroid backup?
2. Can I use your Twrp to flash it (The Brush file) or should I do it with default recovery?
3. As per instructions, it says that I should unroot it and reset to factory values.... Is this necessary?
4. Where does your Twrp save the backup, to internal memory or SD card?
Last but not least, I have to say that so far the phone has impressed me, specially the camera, awesome pics.
I let the device store them on the SD card, and sometimes I have seen (4 times to be precise) that the pic is corrupt. Would you know if this is fault of the phone or of the SD card?
Cheers,
Ken
P. D. Do you have a PayPal account for donations setup for instance?
Sent from my NX510J using Tapatalk

K3nshiro said:
Thanks a ton dianlujitao,
Sorry for late reply, I'm currently on vacation, I'll do it when I return.
I got a couple of questions regarding this. If you can and if you want, I'd appreciate if you could give them a look, no hurry. I'm very well aware that this is your time, and I have no right to request anything.
I just don't want to brick the phone
1. Can I use your Twrp to make a Nandroid backup?
2. Can I use your Twrp to flash it (The Brush file) or should I do it with default recovery?
3. As per instructions, it says that I should unroot it and reset to factory values.... Is this necessary?
4. Where does your Twrp save the backup, to internal memory or SD card?
Last but not least, I have to say that so far the phone has impressed me, specially the camera, awesome pics.
I let the device store them on the SD card, and sometimes I have seen (4 times to be precise) that the pic is corrupt. Would you know if this is fault of the phone or of the SD card?
Cheers,
Ken
P. D. Do you have a PayPal account for donations setup for instance?
Sent from my NX510J using Tapatalk
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1. yes, but system,boot and data is enough
2. yes
3. no
4. it's up to u
5. no idea
6. I forgot my paypal passward and passward reset answer, so...

CM12.1 for Huawei Honor 3C

This is the link to the guide for flashing cm 12.1 on our Honor 3C - H30-U10. I don't own any of these builds or fixes, i just wanted to make this thread so that these things are easily available to people who CRAVE for Cyanogenmod on their honor 3c devices like me and ask for some help regarding the installation of apks. http://www.carbontesla.com/2015/08/install-honor-3c-cyanogenmod-12-1-lollipop-custom-rom-unofficial/
this is the link to the various builds of cm 12.1 https://cloud.mail.ru/public/3SBd/vVnPaUJ4C/ , however the one which has 20150923 in its name doesn't seem to boot up after flashing so i have flashed the one with 20150309 in its name which boots up fine and works pretty well.
Flash the Gapps also for the play store and google play services to work. Here is the link for it - http://www.carbontesla.com/download-google-apps-gapps/
Now, i tried PA Gapps mini and cyanogen 12.1 Gapps but they didnt work for me but AFH Gapps did work. You guys can try the former ones as there might have been some issue at my side.
The IMEI lost problem is there which can be solved by either restoring IMEI numbers using MTK or this zip http://1drv.ms/1FNtZUj. This may not be a permanent fix and the SIM not detected error may start showing up after a reboot but, it can be fixed by re-flashing this zip at recovery OR another rather stupid looking workound XD XD by turning on the airplane mode before rebooting and then switching it off after the boot up has finished.
I couldn't find the "Select default storage option" in the storage settings nor could i find the select preferred app installation location option in the Apps settings, so i found a workaround for linking the /sdcard in the root folder to /storage/sdcard1. Here is the script for it which has to be run everytime after booting the device in the terminal emulator:
1. first gain root privileges by entering su int the terminal.
2. type: mount -o bind /storage/sdcard1 /sdcard
That's it!! Now the default storage is your external sd card, one drawback of this is that you can't access the internal storage. If you want to access it, reboot your device and everything will revert back. if you want to set the default storage to the ext sd card, follow the above steps again.
THE PROBLEM: Apparently apks dont get installed most of the times even after enabling Unknown sources in the developer options, i don't know if this is the problem of google services or something, i would like someone to help out with this issue.
EDIT 1: The one which has 20150923 in its name boots up just fine, it needs more than one time dalvik cache deletion and factory resets.

Thanks for sharing ... some upgrade or new information in the last days...

This rom has several bugs. The only one version i still prefer to use is 151129 version
The latest 151202 doesn't booting after flash. Seems there's something wrong with boot.img
Anyway, i wish the developers will keep research and improve this rom to fix the bugs

Nothing new has happened mate
internauta2000 said:
Thanks for sharing ... some upgrade or new information in the last days...
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No new updates have been release
I'll check the builds again and report back if i find any fixes for the bugs ASAP

Thanks for notifying!
Rayquaza said:
This rom has several bugs. The only one version i still prefer to use is 151129 version
The latest 151202 doesn't booting after flash. Seems there's something wrong with boot.img
Anyway, i wish the developers will keep research and improve this rom to fix the bugs
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could you please provide the link for these builds? these couldn't be found on cloud.ru site

CM 12.1 ROM Development:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/rom-cyanogenmod-12-1-port-huawei-honor-t3307520

Great WORK!!
kernel.killer said:
CM 12.1 ROM Development:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/rom-cyanogenmod-12-1-port-huawei-honor-t3307520
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Your Thread is amazing! Great work @kernel.killer !! Love your work! The ROM worked perfectly on my phone after flashing the modemFix zip

[FIX] FED-Patcher v8 (ForceEncrypt Disable Patcher)

Hello everybody,
I created a tool - initially for the nexus 9 (flounder|flounder_lte) - that gets rid of the ForceEncrypt flag in a generic way (meaning it should work no matter what rom you are on). It does that by patching the currently installed boot.img.
I enhanced that tool to make it work for other devices too. (See the list below to see if your device is supported)
Disclaimer
Code:
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am 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 the features in this tool
* before using it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. Hard. A lot.
*/
Background
The Android CDD (Compatibility Definition Document) suggests demands that all devices with the appropriate horse power SHOULD MUST enable full disk-encryption (FDE) by default. Even though I support every step towards more security I have to criticize this approach. Full-disk-encryption comes at a price. Encryption takes time because some component has to de- and encrypt the stuff on the disk at some point and in current devices it's the CPU's task. Even though modern devices have quite fast CPU cores you can still easily feel the difference between FDE in the on- or off-state. The I/O is faster and boot-times take only half as long. (I did not do any scientific measurements though)
There is an ongoing discussion about this topic in cyanogenmod's gerrit for the nexus 9. Although it's a fun read it is pretty clear that this exchange of views is not going anywhere near a useful outcome. Additionally, Google's stock ROMs always have forced encryption enabled on newer devices.
Because performance is important to me and at least my tablet does not need the extra security I created the FED-Patcher (ForceEncrypt Disable Patcher).
How does it work?
FED-Patcher is a simple flashable ZIP that is supposed to be run in a recovery that has busybox integrated (like TWRP or CWM). This is what it does:
Checks if your device is compatible
Dumps the currently installed boot.img.
Unpacks the dump of your currently installed boot.img. The unpacking process is done via a self-compiled, statically linked version of unmkbootimg.
It patches the filesystem tables which include the force-encrypt flags. This process will change "forceencrypt" to "encryptable".
Then, if necessary, it patches the filesystem tables to not use dm-verity. This is done by removing the "verify" mount-parameter.
Creates a new boot.img. The unpacking process is done via a self-compiled, statically linked version of mkbootimg.
Flashes the modified boot.img
Supported devices
HTC Nexus 9 WiFi (flounder)
HTC Nexus 9 LTE (flounder_lte)
Motorola Nexus 6 (shamu)
LG Nexus 5X (bullhead)
Huawei Nexus 6P (angler)
Version History
v1 - Initial version with HTC Nexus 9 WiFi (flounder) support
v2 - Added Motorola Nexus 6 (shamu) support
v3 - Added support for HTC Nexus 9 LTE (flounder_lte)
v4 - Added support for signed boot-images
v5 - Changed error handling to compensate for missing fstab files. Some roms seem not to ship with the complete set of boot-files from AOSP.
v6 - FED-Patcher will enforce the same structure for the patched boot.img that the original boot.img had. Additionally, the kernel commandline will also be taken over. This should fix pretty much every case where devices would not boot after patching.
v7 - FED-Patcher will now disable dm-verity in fstab to get rid of the red error sign on marshmallow roms.
v8 - Added support for LG Nexus 5X (bullhead) and Huawei Nexus 6P (angler)
What do I need to make this work?
A supported device
An unlocked bootloader
An already installed ROM with forceencrypt flag. (like cyanogenmod CM12.1)
A recovery that includes busybox (TWRP, CWM)
How do I use it?
Make a thorough, conservative backup of your data if there is any on your device
Go into your recovery (TWRP, CWM)
Flash fed_patcher-signed.zip
If your device is already encrypted (You booted your ROM at least once) you need to do a full wipe to get rid of the encryption. This full wipe will clear all your data on your data-partition (where your apps as well as their settings are stored) as well as on your internal storage so please, do a backup before. If you don't do a backup and want to restore your data... well... Call obama.
How do I know if it worked?
Go into your "Settings"-App. In "Security", if it offers you to encrypt your device it is unencrypted. If it says something like "Device is encrypted" it indeed is encrypted.
IMPORTANT: If you update your ROM you have to run FED-Patcher again because ROM-updates also update the boot-partition which effectively removes my patch. So, if you are on CM12.1 for example and you used my patch and do an update to a newer nightly you have to run FED-Patcher again. If you don't do so Android will encrypt your device at the first boot.
Is it dangerous?
Well, I implemented tons of checks that prevent pretty much anything bad from happening. But, of course, we're dealing with the boot-partition here. Even though I tested FED-Patcher quite a lot there is still room for crap hitting the fan.
Screenshot
Scroll down to the attached thumbnails.
Credits
* pbatard for making (un)mkbootimg (dunno if he is on xda)
* @rovo89 for his xposed framework - I used some of his ideas by reading the source of his xposed installer flashable ZIP for FED-Patcher.
GibHub: https://github.com/gladiac1337/fed-patcher
XDA:DevDB Information
FED-Patcher, Tool/Utility for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
gladiac, rovo89
Version Information
Status: Beta
Current Beta Version: v8
Beta Release Date: 2015-10-27
Created 2015-10-27
Last Updated 2016-10-23

Hi @gladiac and first of all thanks for the work and time spent developing this amazing tool.
I'm currently running stock Marshmallow on my Nexus 6 and i plan to stay like that, but would like to test my device with ForceEncrypt disabled. Here are my doubts.
1 - Does this work on stock?
2 - Would i be able to flash the monthly security update images without having to wipe my device every time?
3 - In your opinion, do the speed gains justify the all the work?
Thanks in advance.

cyberon said:
Hi @gladiac and first of all thanks for the work and time spent developing this amazing tool.
I'm currently on stock Marshmallow and i plan to stay like that, but would like to test my device with forcencrypt disabled. Here are my doubts.
1 - Does this work on stock?
2 - Would i be able to flash the monthly security update images without having to wipe my device every time?
3 - In your opinion, do the speed gains justify the all the work?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi @cyberon,
good questions!
Yes, FED-Patcher works on stock! Marshmallow made it necessary to do a new release, v7, to get rid of an error message at boot but other than that, FED-Patcher works just fine on Android 6.
Well, I don't know how the monthly security-updates will be deployed. I guess it will be done by OTA (Over the Air) updates. OTA will probably not work after modifying the boot-image. However, flashing factory images should work just fine. Additionally, most of the time, OTA-zips are being posted here on xda or androidpolice whenever they become available so doing manual OTA updates is another possibility to do updates.
To get back to your question - wiping should not be necessary after an upgrade - be it via OTA or factory images. Google did a fantastic job with the upgrade-functionality in newer Android versions. However, whenever you do an update, be sure to run FED-Patcher afterwards because, in case the boot-partitions got updated, forced encryption will be in place again and on the first boot it will encrypt you device.
Well, I do all my tests on a HTC Nexus 9 (flounder). It is a pretty fast beast. However, on an unmodified stock rom, it was clearly tangible that the GUI had more latency than necessary. Apps loaded pretty slowly - compared to my Sony Xperia Z1 (honami) it took like twice as long to start youtube - and in general it just did not behave like a beast. This was why I started writing FED-Patcher. In my opinion it was worth my time. (it wasn't that much actually)
I hope I could help.
Enjoy, gladiac

Thanks for the quick and detailed answer @gladiac, now regarding point number 2.
I never wait for the OTA, but always flash the images manually.
As far as i understand from your answer, it would it be ok to flash all the img files manually, then flash TWRP and finally flash FED without booting the OS.
Am i missing something?

cyberon said:
Thanks for the quick and detailed answer @gladiac, now regarding point number 2.
I never wait for the OTA, but always flash the images manually.
As far as i understand from your answer, it would it be ok to flash all the img files manually, then flash TWRP and finally flash FED without booting the OS.
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That's pretty much how I would do it. You don't even have to flash TWRP if you just skip flashing the recovery.img which is included in the factory-image package.

Thanks @gladiac, will try that way.
PS: I have a feeling that if we had this option added to a toolkit like Wugfresh Nexus Root Toolkit, it would be an instant success.

hi @gladiac
first of all thanks for your patch
I'm on Nexus 6 with stock Marshmallow and all I want to do is disable encryption and enable root.
Is your patch + SuperSU enough or I need something else?
Thanks a lot

Worked on my N9 - thanks!

provolinoo said:
hi @gladiac
first of all thanks for your patch
I'm on Nexus 6 with stock Marshmallow and all I want to do is disable encryption and enable root.
Is your patch + SuperSU enough or I need something else?
Thanks a lot
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Hi @provolinoo,
well, FED Patcher will disable the forced encryption for you. However, SuperSU will not work so easily. The reason for that is that the stock ROM has SeLinux enabled in "enforcing" mode. SuperSU does not work without adding more SeLinux Policies to the stock ROM. Unfortunately, it's not in the scope of FED Patcher to add SeLinux policies for SuperSU. This should be done inside the flashable ZIP of SuperSU instead.
The last time I tested SuperSU with marshmallow stock was with version 2.52 BETA. It did not work. The result was a boot-loop because of one or more SeLinux denials. A little more info on that matter is here.
So, to get SuperSU working you would have to set SeLinux to "permissive" mode. Alternatively, you can use @Chainfire's boot.imgs to make SuperSU work.
Have fun, gladiac

Thank you gladiac. Your FED patcher (v8) works flawlessly on my Nexus 9. Edit: I am using TWRP 2.8.7.1
The gerrit conversation you linked is interesting. I am grateful that someone with your skills decided to support our ability to choose whether or not to encrypt. CM thinks I am smart enough for root priveleges but I am too stupid to be trusted with decryption?
Don't some major vendors allow the disabling of encryption from within Android?
Anyway, thanks for the patcher.

dmantilal said:
Thank you gladiac. Your FED patcher (v8) works flawlessly on my Nexus 9.
The gerrit conversation you linked is interesting. I am grateful that someone with your skills decided to support our ability to choose whether or not to encrypt. CM thinks I am smart enough for root priveleges but I am too stupid to be trusted with decryption?
Don't some major vendors allow the disabling of encryption from within Android?
Anyway, thanks for the patcher.
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I agree, I love CM roms but their decision to force encryption when most of cm users are power-user is a nonsense

Sooo....basically, I cannot use a stock Marshmallow that is FEDpatched and with root (using SuperSU, unless there is alternative)? If I want those, I have to get one of the custom ROMs?
EDIT: also, I tried using Chainfire's modified boot. It is stated that it will disable the forceencrypt. It didn't work in mine, still encrypted.

jamesalfred said:
Sooo....basically, I cannot use a stock Marshmallow that is FEDpatched and with root (using SuperSU, unless there is alternative)? If I want those, I have to get one of the custom ROMs?
EDIT: also, I tried using Chainfire's modified boot. It is stated that it will disable the forceencrypt. It didn't work in mine, still encrypted.
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Did you follow the directions and format the entire "data" partition?

dmantilal said:
Did you follow the directions and format the entire "data" partition?
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I too have the same problem didnt work for me.
im on the the new 6.0 L build but went ahead and flashed the modified boot image for K build just so I could flash the TWRP img.
Once TWRP was installed, I installed the Fed path ZIP and that went well supposedly. and then after that I did a factory reset, then I WIPED the DATA, CACHE and Dalvik.. I rebooted setup my device and it still shows encrypted.

nextelbuddy said:
I too have the same problem didnt work for me.
im on the the new 6.0 L build but went ahead and flashed the modified boot image for K build just so I could flash the TWRP img.
Once TWRP was installed, I installed the Fed path ZIP and that went well supposedly. and then after that I did a factory reset, then I WIPED the DATA, CACHE and Dalvik.. I rebooted setup my device and it still shows encrypted.
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It did not work because you did not follow the directions.
Flash TWRP. Flash FED. Full wipe (or format, depending on your choice of terminology). OP goes on to clarify by saying "This full wipe will clear all your data on your data-partition (where your apps as well as their settings are stored) as well as on your internal storage so please, do a backup before.", meaning if you did not lose everything on data, which includes "/sdcard", you most likely did it wrong.
Give us more info so we can help (assuming you fid it right initially).
P.S. - 6.0 is M(arshmallow), not L(ollipop).

dmantilal said:
Did you follow the directions and format the entire "data" partition?
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dmantilal said:
It did not work because you did not follow the directions.
Flash TWRP. Flash FED. Full wipe (or format, depending on your choice of terminology). OP goes on to clarify by saying "This full wipe will clear all your data on your data-partition (where your apps as well as their settings are stored) as well as on your internal storage so please, do a backup before.", meaning if you did not lose everything on data, which includes "/sdcard", you most likely did it wrong.
Give us more info so we can help (assuming you fid it right initially).
P.S. - 6.0 is M(arshmallow), not L(ollipop).
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i solved my issue. i was wiping DATA but not choosing internal storage. i did that and rebooted and now it says ENCRYPT not ENCRYPTED
THANKS!
so currently I have a modified boot image from the K build, TWRP and now a modifier boot.img kernel for no force encrypt BUT I am not rooted and dont plan on it. does this mean I can still get OTAs?> i would guess not since my boot image has been modified and i am unlocked? would i even want an OTA? wouldnt that just give me a stock boot.img again causing me to get encrypted on the next boot after OTA?

nextelbuddy said:
i solved my issue. i was wiping DATA but not choosing internal storage. i did that and rebooted and now it says ENCRYPT not ENCRYPTED
THANKS!
so currently I have a modified boot image from the K build, TWRP and now a modifier boot.img kernel for no force encrypt BUT I am not rooted and dont plan on it. does this mean I can still get OTAs?> i would guess not since my boot image has been modified and i am unlocked? would i even want an OTA? wouldnt that just give me a stock boot.img again causing me to get encrypted on the next boot after OTA?
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Side-loading the OTA then following that with a FED flash seems much safer.
Loading an OTA directly would over-write the boot.img with a ForceEncrypt boot.img, logically Forcing Encryption (derp) at boot.

I am using chroma ROM which doesn't force encryption and my device is still encrypted. Can I still use this?

jamespat93 said:
I am using chroma ROM which doesn't force encryption and my device is still encrypted. Can I still use this?
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You can if you want But if you want to unencrypt your phone, backup your ROM, copy sd content to your computer, wipe everything! in recovery (twrp) including Format Data, Factory reset, internal storage etc. Connect your phone while in recovery to your computer (you'll see 25.98GB instead of 23.03GB), copy sd content back to your phone, restore your rom backup and you'll be fine.

I can't get it work on Nexus 6 and chroma rom r26.
My steps: wipe everything, push folder (rom,patcher and gapps), flash chroma, flash gapps, flash patcher, wipe everything but system
after boot in setting/security it is again encrypted. what I am doing wrong?

Official EUI 6.0.030S ROM (CN-EN) for Le Pro 3 AI [project x7 | codenames x650-x659]

Few days ago as expected, official users (who is using CN-EN official ROMs) of Le Pro 3 AI (further mentioned "x7") got an OTA update to the latest release of EUI 6.0.030S.
The miracle that expected was not appeared. It is still based on Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow).
The ROM is still not localized for other countries, it contains only CN and EN languages.
And there still many bloatware of LeEco services that is very annoyance.
But first of all, the apps inside are now more optimized and as I see, they starting and function faster then previously.
Ok, let's go to the main part - links =)
The Official Site where you can download the ROM based on OTA update scheme is HERE. Also you can download a copy of OTA package from HERE.
But if you want to download faster, you can use my clouds where I'm continuously holding the most of Official ROMs for x7.
---> MEGA (follow into the folder called "original_stock")
---> FEX
Inside my clouds you can find that the ROM filenames contains not only a version but also an appropriate suffix (_OTA or _FASTBOOT). It's used to separate the ROMs by the installation method.
The FASTBOOT prepared ROMs contains an installation scripts (.BAT for Windows and .SH for Linux/Mac) for not only full installation (with clearing of User Storage), but also for update (without clearing of User Storage).
Please be careful, don't even try to install via FASTBOOT without clearing of User Storage, if you currently have functioning non Official multilingual EUI like 5.9.027S (faked as 028S in menu "About phone") or other non official!!! If you'll do this you will get many conflicts in settings and apps.
I expect that the FASTBOOT updating instructions are widely known, but remind them once more:
1) Enable the "Developer options" menu by clicking on "Build number" 7 times in the "About phone"
2) In the "Developer options" menu, turn on "OEM unlocking" and "USB debugging"
3) Connect the phone to the computer with a USB cable
4) Run one of the installation scripts from the folder of the unpacked firmware
5) Immediately upon startup, allow on the phone screen the "USB debugging" permission for your computer, preferably within the checkbox "always trust this device"
6) Wait until the installation process finishes (15-20 mins), calmly referring to the fact that the phone itself will reboot into FASTBOOT mode, and also please ignore the Sparse format error message (it's normal)
7) The phone itself will reboot into a new OS ... the first launch will be very long
Please feel free to ask anything here about the installation process, cloud links etc.
But be ready that I'm not fast answering.
Any other questions including the comparison of EUI versions performance and functionality will be ignored by me.
We still have the device that is highly secured with unknown protection mechanism and that gets us unable to build any quality custom ROM. =|

thank you
I should have researched before buying the device kk was already "lost" trying to find a customized rom for him. this part of the text: "We still have the device that is highly secured with unknown protection mechanism and that gets us unable to build any quality custom ROM. =| " , clarified me a lot

I istalled it but it does not have google play store?

azizo07 said:
I istalled it but it does not have google play store?
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ROM does not have Google applications. You need install it. I think this still working in this version: https://forum.xda-developers.com/le-pro3/leeco-le-pro3-a1-model-x651-guides-development--and-mods/automated-installer-gapps-morelocale2-t3752576

Ok installed the 30s mod version from https. ://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=895159&st= 2020#entry77308634
and it includes gapps.
You can install another launcher to get rid of ads.
There is no root for this rom, right?

azizo07 said:
Ok installed the 30s mod version from https. ://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=895159&st= 2020#entry77308634
and it includes gapps.
You can install another launcher to get rid of ads.
There is no root for this rom, right?
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030S mod is based on APKs of 030S with few modifications... but it also runs the old Boot from version 027S... so it may have some unexpected behavior...
yes, all of these ROMs have no root... but with mods based on Boot of 027S version you can use a temporary root (one time booting into TWRP) for further system modifications and then back to boot with native stock kernel and modified system will run good (expect the problems with apps you may cause by modifications)

hi, how i can install this ROM if I use a non official Rom? I mean, I recived this phone yesterday with a 028s (stable) that is non official, and I want to install this official ROM.

Help please
My cell phone has brick
You have some rom to fix it?

Does the NFC work on this rom? I had 028s before but the NFC was disabled.

Hi im install rom eui 6.0.030s "https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=895159&st=2020#entry77308634"]https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=895159&st=2020#entry77308634 But me phone have in antutu 50000 . Ealier was 100000. What is wrong i see Stock-thermal.zip but i cant dowload . plise help

can't see inside the package "4) Run one of the installation scripts from the folder of the unpacked firmware"
or can i use rename the package to update.zip and run on the system update?

cyzarine said:
can't see inside the package "4) Run one of the installation scripts from the folder of the unpacked firmware"
or can i use rename the package to update.zip and run on the system update?
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What you can't see? The scripts?
You need to look at the contains of unpacked ROM zip that have suffix "FASTBOOT" in filename. There must be files with names like "x7_fastboot_tool.bat" and "x7_fastboot_tool_noUser.bat" and also same files with ".sh" extensions for Linux.
For installation to start you need to run one of this scripts. To run from CLI (CMD), not by double-clicking on it.

what's the score in antutu in new rom ? I have 50000....

dilnix,
I've downloaded the FULL_X7_X7-CN-FN-KGXCNFN6003009091S-6.0.030S.zip which don,t have the fastboot tools.
Do you have instructions to install this?
Big thank you!

cyzarine said:
dilnix,
I've downloaded the FULL_X7_X7-CN-FN-KGXCNFN6003009091S-6.0.030S.zip which don,t have the fastboot tools.
Do you have instructions to install this?
Big thank you!
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This is an OTA package. But it's buggy, my try to make a direct update from 028S to this 030S with OTA way was failed, and I heart many reviews about same behavior.
So I think the best way to update is to use Fastboot with scripts and executable provided in my package that contains "_FASTBOOT" suffix in filename.
From there you can use script "x7_fastboot_tool_noUser.bat" (or .sh option in Linux) to make update to 030S (only from clean stock 025S, 026S or 028S, not from fake 027S or any mod) without clearing of Userdata Storage.
Or you can use script "x7_fastboot_tool.bat" (or .sh option in Linux) to make a new installation of 030S with clearing of Userdata Storage (from any other previous ROM).
If you can't download by my links provided in topic, please write here and I'll try to solve this.

grzegorzkuc said:
what's the score in antutu in new rom ? I have 50000....
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My x650 shows 87000 in antutu on 030S. I can't know what is reason you having less.

Currently my Le pro 3 ai is on non official 5.9.27s I have to downgrade it to 5.9.25s.what should I do. Further I want to update my device to eui 6.0.30s. Any help is highly appreciated .

I think that is 027s custom rom better than this 028s. I recommend you to not change anything.
Sent from my LEX657 using Tapatalk

AmanS99 said:
Currently my Le pro 3 ai is on non official 5.9.27s I have to downgrade it to 5.9.25s.what should I do. Further I want to update my device to eui 6.0.30s. Any help is highly appreciated .
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As an example of this way how to move into stock 028S with flashing first 025S and then just update to 028S (or 030S if you want) I prepared a video half of year ago. HERE
I understand that not all processes there are perfect... for example I used ADB to push ROM instead of MTP that is much faster =)
But if you have experience and you sure in other option of processing the steps explained in this video - enjoy and good luck.
Hope it will help somebody.
P.S.: Now I have some trouble with focus (can't focus larger then 120 cm) in stock Camera on EUI 030S and have a plan to get 028S back just for testing of Camera and focus processing.
P.S.2.: If you will have desire to get back into custom 027S you had earlier, you always can make it. It's available on both forums (XDA & 4pda). But you need to know, that changing of using between clean stock and custom ROMs is always requires you to clean a Userspace too.

Thanks for your reply . But I want to ask is there is risk of getting brick if anything goes wrong.

Question TWRP?

I understand that the TWRP team is apparently still working on an official release for Android 13, but is there even an unofficial build available for the P7Pro? If not, is there a recovery alternative? I really want to be able to do a full system (all partitions) backup of my device. Thanks!

You can create dumps of your partitions using ADB shell in system; TWRP is not required to do this.

Though it wouldn't necessarily be any good for doing full partition backups, I'm currently running the recovery from the StagOS ROM in combination with the stock Pixel ROM. I like it because it allows flashing recovery zips without having to say "Yes" every time due to signature stuff.

A very similar thread with the same topic has been discussed a few days ago - you can check here

Anyone can compile TWRP - it's opensource. Pixel 6+ owners are unlikely to get an official build from TWRP since it requires a volunteer to maintain the repo, deal with bug reports, etc.
It's recommended to simply compile the image on an individual basis (you really don't want to rely on a third-party supplied image when you have no way of knowing whether it's safe or not). Compiling isn't a difficult process, but does require an hour or two of reading TWRP's and Google's applicable developer pages, along with ~30 - 60 minutes of set up time on a PC/laptop (I prefer to compile within an Ubuntu VM, but I believe it can also be done in Windows' WSL).

robroy90 said:
I understand that the TWRP team is apparently still working on an official release for Android 13, but is there even an unofficial build available for the P7Pro? If not, is there a recovery alternative? I really want to be able to do a full system (all partitions) backup of my device. Thanks!
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They still haven't finished official support for Android 12. Since recovery resources on A12+ are located in vendor_boot, bigbiff is trying to figure out a decent way for TWRP to live there, at least as far as the Pixel 5 is concerned. Not sure what other obstacles may be present on the Pixel 6 series and above.

nooted1 said:
Though it wouldn't necessarily be any good for doing full partition backups, I'm currently running the recovery from the StagOS ROM in combination with the stock Pixel ROM. I like it because it allows flashing recovery zips without having to say "Yes" every time due to signature stuff.
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Hey thanks for this! How did you flash just the recovery partiton on the Pixel? I am an old hand with Odin on the Samsung devices, but Google official devices are still new to me. Will the StagOS recovery recognize an external USB-C flash drive for storage?

s3axel said:
A very similar thread with the same topic has been discussed a few days ago - you can check here
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Thank you, I went over there and read everything. Much appreciated!