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Hi HTC Desire S Android experts,
Having been a member on here for years, this is my first post.
Let me start by saying that I'm not an Android expert although I've been four decades in Unix (Solaris) and Linux. I've built kernels from scratch but never tried to build an Android kernel. Anyway that hopefully gives you all a clue as to what I understand and what I don't understand.
I thought that I would try to install CM13 on my HTC Desire S but it doesn't want to play!!!
Having already done some serious hacking my starting point now is this.........
I have unlocked the bootloader.
I've installed Revolutionary S-Off, HBOOT 6.98.1002, Mar 10 2011
I've installed TWRP v2.8.7.0
I've tried to install CM13 (Marshmallow) "sagaopt" but it errors. I've tried to follow the repartitioning instructions (which I don't find very clear) to change filesystem to EXT4. After wiping is says that my SDcard should be empty but it isn't; the files are still there so I'm getting something wrong.
(I have managed to install CM12 for Saga (NOT the Sagaopt version) and it boots. I had trouble getting the virtual keyboard to work but eventually it did. I can't seem to get any Gapps zip to install, the install won't complete.)
Anyway, back to the subject of CM13 which is "sagaopt" only, can anyone give me the steps to take, especially with regards to partitioning, wiping, etc? Also, if I succeed with it, what next? Do I need to install Xposed? What Gapps zip file do I install and where can I get a compatible version for CM13 Sagaopt?
Thx in advance,
Hicksd8
hicksd8 said:
Hi HTC Desire S Android experts,
Having been a member on here for years, this is my first post.
Let me start by saying that I'm not an Android expert although I've been four decades in Unix (Solaris) and Linux. I've built kernels from scratch but never tried to build an Android kernel. Anyway that hopefully gives you all a clue as to what I understand and what I don't understand.
I thought that I would try to install CM13 on my HTC Desire S but it doesn't want to play!!!
Having already done some serious hacking my starting point now is this.........
I have unlocked the bootloader.
I've installed Revolutionary S-Off, HBOOT 6.98.1002, Mar 10 2011
I've installed TWRP v2.8.7.0
I've tried to install CM13 (Marshmallow) "sagaopt" but it errors. I've tried to follow the repartitioning instructions (which I don't find very clear) to change filesystem to EXT4. After wiping is says that my SDcard should be empty but it isn't; the files are still there so I'm getting something wrong.
(I have managed to install CM12 for Saga (NOT the Sagaopt version) and it boots. I had trouble getting the virtual keyboard to work but eventually it did. I can't seem to get any Gapps zip to install, the install won't complete.)
Anyway, back to the subject of CM13 which is "sagaopt" only, can anyone give me the steps to take, especially with regards to partitioning, wiping, etc? Also, if I succeed with it, what next? Do I need to install Xposed? What Gapps zip file do I install and where can I get a compatible version for CM13 Sagaopt?
Thx in advance,
Hicksd8
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You need the recovery from here to flash sagaopt roms IIRC.
jc1993 said:
You need the recovery from here to flash sagaopt roms IIRC.
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Yes, that is the instructions I have been using and experiencing trouble with. I'll try it again.
Please give information how you solved difficulties. I'll probably try similar things soon. Thank you in advance
tag68 said:
Please give information how you solved difficulties. I'll probably try similar things soon. Thank you in advance
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Well I tried it again with no success.
Can someone confirm for me that the ONLY difference between Saga and Sagaopt ROMs is the prerequisite partitioning and filesystem types required? ie, convert filesystems and SDcard filesystem to EXT4.
Trying to install CM13 Sagaopt complains something like "unable to execute the binary updater in the zip file". Trying to install CM12.1 Sagaopt gives exactly the same error so I guess the prerequisites are not right.
My phones are standard HTC Desire S and I assume that's okay?
I downloaded the ROMs from the Open Desire site after selecting device Desire S.
So still scratching my head on this one.
here my desire s runs now cm12.1
hicksd8 said:
Hi HTC Desire S Android experts,
Having been a member on here for years, this is my first post.
Let me start by saying that I'm not an Android expert although I've been four decades in Unix (Solaris) and Linux. I've built kernels from scratch but never tried to build an Android kernel. Anyway that hopefully gives you all a clue as to what I understand and what I don't understand.
I thought that I would try to install CM13 on my HTC Desire S but it doesn't want to play!!!
Having already done some serious hacking my starting point now is this.........
I have unlocked the bootloader.
I've installed Revolutionary S-Off, HBOOT 6.98.1002, Mar 10 2011
I've installed TWRP v2.8.7.0
I've tried to install CM13 (Marshmallow) "sagaopt" but it errors. I've tried to follow the repartitioning instructions (which I don't find very clear) to change filesystem to EXT4. After wiping is says that my SDcard should be empty but it isn't; the files are still there so I'm getting something wrong.
(I have managed to install CM12 for Saga (NOT the Sagaopt version) and it boots. I had trouble getting the virtual keyboard to work but eventually it did. I can't seem to get any Gapps zip to install, the install won't complete.)
Anyway, back to the subject of CM13 which is "sagaopt" only, can anyone give me the steps to take, especially with regards to partitioning, wiping, etc? Also, if I succeed with it, what next? Do I need to install Xposed? What Gapps zip file do I install and where can I get a compatible version for CM13 Sagaopt?
Thx in advance,
Hicksd8
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the sagaopt rom uses the complete internal memory for the system (for a stable rom use latest CM12.1 nightly CM13 has ram and bluetooth issues)
Preparing and updating
(Optional but useful) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1679338 for new S-OFF HBOOT
(Optional but useful) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1858508 for new RADIO and Firmware (only B the rest is for a better stock 4.0.4 android)
Installing
1.Flash TWRP 2.8.7.0
2.Format SDcard ext4
3.Flash TWRP 2.8.7.1 sagaopt
4.boot recovery
5.use "adb push your-system-sagaopt.zip /sdcard/"
6.Flash it with TWRP
7.(Optional) download GAPPS pico copy it do "internal storage" and install it with TWRP
@Layer_DE...........thank you for that. Certainly upgrading to TWRP v2.8.7.1 is key.
I flashed recovery file "TWRP-recovery-sagaopt-2.8.7.1.img" and the "error executing binary updater in zip" is gone.
Yes, I'm having some issues with CM13 so will try your suggestion of CM12.1
Many thanks. I'll post back with any further issues.
@Layer_DE.......I've flashed CM12.1 and it boots. Can you tell me which gapps file you flashed please? I'm finding that whatever gapps file I flash I seem to lose the virtual keyboard function. Using just CM12.1 the virtual keyboard works fine. I'd like to get the Play Store functioning correctly and its icon on my home screen. Thanks.
opengapps.org
ARM 5.1 pico
it works fine BUT for the first app you download you need more than a hour and every appinstallation takes very long
I'll give that a go. Thanks.
sent from my HTC smartphone
Hi All,
Just thought I'd give an update on this one........
I flashed TWRP 2.8.7.1 recovery and used it to set all filesystems to type ext4.
Then installed CM12.1 no problem.
Then installed opengapps 5.1 pico as suggested. No problem.
All working fine with that. In fact extremely good. No problem installing/uninstalling apps at all.
Still can't get CM13 (Marshmallow) to work. It will install but on reboot doesn't behave.
- You had me at 'Hello'...
Hi all -
Stumbled across this Thread, only to discover the AMAZING things still being done to these ol’ HTC Battle-Axes.
My interest stems from one of these devices recently being discovered as ’tucked away’ in a draw somewhere for a rainy day, and long forgotten by my Mother.
I don’t have any prior exposure to any form of Android - ( primarily due to my hate of any/everything Google. )
However, I’m now looking to break this arrogance of mine, with this otherwise un-used and forgotten lil’ HTC.
I am particularly impressed that you guys have managed to get this beast to dance - apparently without any major issues on Lollipop/Android v5.1 - via the installation of CyanogenMod 12.1.
Looking at your list of ingredients;
Installing
1.Flash TWRP 2.8.7.0
2.Format SDcard ext4
3.Flash TWRP 2.8.7.1 sagaopt
4.boot recovery
5.use "adb push your-system-sagaopt.zip /sdcard/"
6.Flash it with TWRP
7.(Optional) download GAPPS pico copy it do "internal storage" and install it with TWRP
...all seems pretty straightforward.
( Well, straightforward enough - for me to be able to hunt around for explanations regarding what each step actually means! )
Being the ultraN00b I am, I’m curious as to how this set of instructions compares to say what the ‘official’ CyanogenMod position is;
wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Saga_Info
wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Known_Issues_page_for_saga
- Can any of you compare the ‘official’ CyanogenMod position, ( and specifically why they stop short at Gingerbread/Android v2.3.7 - via the installation of CyanogenMod 7.2 ), with what is suggested here?
- Are there any shortcomings that any of you have experienced running Lollipop/Android v5.1 , on this platform?
- How has the installation of Lollipop pulled up regarding stability? Any ‘glitches’ or ‘gremlins’ yet?
Nevertheless, I’m beyond impressed, and now pretty keen and excited to embark on my very first Android-expedition.
Thanks in advance for your responses -
Nunya-Biz
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Nunya-Biz said:
Hi all -
Stumbled across this Thread, only to discover the AMAZING things still being done to these ol’ HTC Battle-Axes.
My interest stems from one of these devices recently being discovered as ’tucked away’ in a draw somewhere for a rainy day, and long forgotten by my Mother.
I don’t have any prior exposure to any form of Android - ( primarily due to my hate of any/everything Google. )
However, I’m now looking to break this arrogance of mine, with this otherwise un-used and forgotten lil’ HTC.
I am particularly impressed that you guys have managed to get this beast to dance - apparently without any major issues on Lollipop/Android v5.1 - via the installation of CyanogenMod 12.1.
Looking at your list of ingredients;
Installing
1.Flash TWRP 2.8.7.0
2.Format SDcard ext4
3.Flash TWRP 2.8.7.1 sagaopt
4.boot recovery
5.use "adb push your-system-sagaopt.zip /sdcard/"
6.Flash it with TWRP
7.(Optional) download GAPPS pico copy it do "internal storage" and install it with TWRP
...all seems pretty straightforward.
( Well, straightforward enough - for me to be able to hunt around for explanations regarding what each step actually means! )
Being the ultraN00b I am, I’m curious as to how this set of instructions compares to say what the ‘official’ CyanogenMod position is;
wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Saga_Info
wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Known_Issues_page_for_saga
- Can any of you compare the ‘official’ CyanogenMod position, ( and specifically why they stop short at Gingerbread/Android v2.3.7 - via the installation of CyanogenMod 7.2 ), with what is suggested here?
- Are there any shortcomings that any of you have experienced running Lollipop/Android v5.1 , on this platform?
- How has the installation of Lollipop pulled up regarding stability? Any ‘glitches’ or ‘gremlins’ yet?
Nevertheless, I’m beyond impressed, and now pretty keen and excited to embark on my very first Android-expedition.
Thanks in advance for your responses -
Nunya-Biz
(c;=
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the CM12.1 is very stable and only has typical android bugs (found no device specific things) and the official cm people hasn't used the kernel 3.0 source of the desire from android 4.0
for istallation:
1. download adb from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317790
1.1 download and install adb driver
1.2 if you use windows 8 or higher use the fastbootfix form https://opendesireproject.org
2.install adb to "C:\Windows" (pro: no path needed)
3.check android version in system settings if it is lower or lower2.3.X (if its not it could be ****ty) than check bootloader version
3.1 turn off fastboot in battery settings
3.2 power don phone
3.3 boot phone with vol down clicked and if its -REVOLUTIONARY- or if its 0.98.x s-off or 2.0X s-off go to 6
if its 0.98 s-on you go to 5
if its 2.02 ask anyone else on my desires with 2.02 s-off newer worked for me but you can try it (go to 4) or only unlock it
http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader select HTC Desire HD and dont upgrade anything (start at step 1 skip preparation) after that go to 8
4.download the oldest rom with you branding from http://androidruu.com/?developer=Saga
4.1 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18746686 downlad misc_version
4.2 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1312859 download DooMLoRD_v4_ROOT-zergRush-busybox-su.zip and extract zergRush
4.3 go to folder with misc_version and zergRush and open cmd there and type
adb push misc_version /data/local/tmp/
adb push zergRush /data/local/tmp/
adb shell
cd /data/local/tmp/
chmod 777 zergRush
chmod 777 misc_version
./zergRush
./misc_version -s 1.27.405.6
exit
exit
exit
4.4 execute the firmware form step 4
5 download and follow http://rev.alpharev.nl
6 follow http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1679338 (optional)
7 follow B in http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1858508 (optional)
8 follow my first tuturial (if you need help post it to the tread)
Hi there,
I managed to succesfully install CM13 on my girlfriends old HTC Desire S, but it's slow as hell and she keeps complaining (after refusing a more modern phone because of the bigger screens and her small hands...).
Now I'm looking for the old CM10.1 which ran fine on my old original Desire, but all the links I find are way outdated and down. Does anyone still have it?
Regards,
Markus
ElFidel said:
Hi there,
I managed to succesfully install CM13 on my girlfriends old HTC Desire S, but it's slow as hell and she keeps complaining (after refusing a more modern phone because of the bigger screens and her small hands...).
Now I'm looking for the old CM10.1 which ran fine on my old original Desire, but all the links I find are way outdated and down. Does anyone still have it?
Regards,
Markus
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Try CM11 it runns very smooth and is fine (older than 4.4 isnt 100% supported by app developers)
I installed CM13 as well on my Desire S - at first it was really slow. Until I bought a faster SD card as I saw that the internal memory was emulated on the SD card. Therefore I tried it with a U3 speed SD card - now it is workable - I am happy to have cm13 installed
@schneert
What's the size of your SD Card? What do you mean by 'workable'?
@zurpher: I bought a 32Gb SD Card., therefore I have 32GB stated as internal memory. It is workable in that sense that it is fast enough to use it without very much slow issues. It is still not fast but I guess that is because of the RAM of the device.
Dear my friends,
i knwo, this is the "normal" Mate 9 thread, but there is no Pro forum and in the Porsche forum is ... boooring
So, to me, i own a porsche design (LON-L29C721), i already have got TWRP and root on it, thx to Rayglobe, but its TWRP without encryption support, and root just with phh´s avaliable!
here is now my question:
Is there any newer TWRP for LON models out there? Cause i really want to use a TWRP with encryption support to get root with magisk!
And, if i´m already here, question to ALL Mate Users:
- How can i turn off the charging led ... it´s horrible (root available)
- Light Flow isnt working right, any other app what works with emui5?
- any app or mod out there, to get increasing ringtones?
THX mates,
cheers Markus
Same here and busybox is not installing. Any help?
MultiCulti said:
Dear my friends,
i knwo, this is the "normal" Mate 9 thread, but there is no Pro forum and in the Porsche forum is ... boooring
So, to me, i own a porsche design (LON-L29C721), i already have got TWRP and root on it, thx to Rayglobe, but its TWRP without encryption support, and root just with phh´s avaliable!
here is now my question:
Is there any newer TWRP for LON models out there? Cause i really want to use a TWRP with encryption support to get root with magisk!
And, if i´m already here, question to ALL Mate Users:
- How can i turn off the charging led ... it´s horrible (root available)
- Light Flow isnt working right, any other app what works with emui5?
- any app or mod out there, to get increasing ringtones?
THX mates,
cheers Markus
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Same here and busybox is not installing. Any help?
Edit: OH. I think I helped you already. Didn't notice this post was from april
Anyhow, you should be able to use the TWRP for regular Mate 9, then install Magisk using that.
If any of you Pro owners want to test, here's a newer TWRP: https://mega.nz/#!45kwBJaY!4e1uRfrqOME7gHzuICHxX9L8BF6fCY1qbzzEkz8i4zs
It uses /cache for TWRP settings so they're actually kept between reboots, and you can select /cache as Storage to flash from, which should save some trouble since you have no ext sd. (Unless you decrypted, which makes /data readable).
The Copy Log button saves to /cache/recovery.log as well.
It's built using, mostly, Tkkg1994's sources and only removed /external_sdcard entry in recovery fstab, and altered partition sizes in BoardConfig.mk to match raimondo's source.
If it doesn't work and you can't get back to recovery, use fastboot to flash back older twrp.
ante()
I see this is a month old but I just came across it having issues with my mate 9 rooted at the moment... So I stumbled across this twrp to test and I will try it both on this 9 pro and I also will try it on my pd .
Since rooting I can only use puffin browser because any others the minute I launch my Kirin 960 throttles to minimums and it's like horrible ... In case anyone else out there has run into this I'm all ears... I've tried everything even terminal su command stop bcl stop perkd and nothing budges it so frustrating....
MultiCulti said:
Dear my friends,
i knwo, this is the "normal" Mate 9 thread, but there is no Pro forum and in the Porsche forum is ... boooring
So, to me, i own a porsche design (LON-L29C721), i already have got TWRP and root on it, thx to Rayglobe, but its TWRP without encryption support, and root just with phh´s avaliable!
here is now my question:
Is there any newer TWRP for LON models out there? Cause i really want to use a TWRP with encryption support to get root with magisk!
And, if i´m already here, question to ALL Mate Users:
- How can i turn off the charging led ... it´s horrible (root available)
- Light Flow isnt working right, any other app what works with emui5?
- any app or mod out there, to get increasing ringtones?
THX mates,
cheers Markus
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Hello, could you please send me the oeminfo backup from your lon l29c721
Thanks
Androwar said:
Hello, could you please send me the oeminfo backup from your lon l29c721
Thanks
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+1 for L29C721 OEMINFO.
anyone can share oeminfo?
Preliminary operations/infos
First of all: what's Treble?
Find it out here.
How do I obtain my bootloader unlock code?
GO HERE, FAST!
Huawei officially ceased the unlocking service.
How do I get Treble on my device?
At the moment of this write down, EMUI it's still in private BETA.
The only chance to obtain it it's to follow this guide CAREFULLY.
What if I want to revert to EMUI 8/5?
Follow the steps described in the guide to get treble on your device using EMUI 8 files if you want to revert to EMUI 8, or EMUI 5 if you wish to revert to it.
The road it's long...
So, you're sitting there, not understanding why there are so much ROMs in this section and why you shouldn't use the ones appearing in Treble-Enabled Device Development since you worked so hard to get Treble on it.
Let's try to answer a universal question.
What's the difference from the "standard" GSIs and the ROMs in this section?
Well, the ROMs here were made keeping an eye on the "optimization per-platform" concept, basically tracking down some proprietary stuff inheriting them under /system .
**WHAT FOLLOWS ARE PERSONAL OPINIONS**
I honestly think, that we should cut off this approach.
Inheriting stuff under /system has no more sense.
Am I saying that what I did till now had no sense?
Yes.
The whole Treble concept relies on moving away from system, any vendor related stuff.
So why in the hell should we inherit proprietary stuff in our system partition again?
When we have other ways to don't mess with it?
The only stuff that still "deserves" to have something to do with /system it's the Huawei Camera.
Everything else, belongs to /vendor.
Furthermore, our goal, as developers and users, should be to track down specific-platform bugs and report them.
Co-operation is the sake of open-source and the key to success in a wonderful GSI experience for everyone.
Is my device ready to use a "standard" GSI?
Pretty much.
Huawei doesn't ship any overlay under /vendor in our PRA, because it's inherited in EMUI under /system.
But, you can follow this guide, to include the needed overlay to be fully GSI-ready.
Also, you need this thread too to fix offline charging on your Huawei device.
Known Bugs on GSI and "specific-GSI"
NFC has been an annoying issue all along the development process on some Huawei devices.
But this flashable zip, seems to solve the issue on our PRA.
Indeed it needs more testing.
Available tools/software for your PRA
ADB and Fastboot
TWRP
MindTheGapps
Huawei Camera Magisk
OEMInfo (TWRP backup)
HuRU
Stock Ramdisk (ramdisk partition)
Stock Recovery (recovery_ramdisk partition)
Specific-GSI available
Lineage OS https://forum.xda-developers.com/p8...t/rom-lineage-os-huawei-p8-lite-2017-t3787193
CrDroidhttps://forum.xda-developers.com/p8.../rom-crdroid-4-2-huawei-p8-lite-2017-t3785615
AospExtendedhttps://forum.xda-developers.com/p8.../rom-aospextended-5-4-huawei-p8-lite-t3778938
AOSPhttps://forum.xda-developers.com/p8...ent/rom-aosp-r23-huawei-p8-lite-2017-t3779115
Resurrection Remix 6https://forum.xda-developers.com/p8lite/p8-lite-2017-development/rom-rros-pra-t3774444
SlimRom 8
AICP
Specific GSIs are now discontinued.
Go to the Treble Enabled Development sub to get some ROMs to flash!
NOTE:
This ROMs will be discontinued in a couple of weeks, since the installation of the overlay (previously highlighted in the paragraph "Is my device ready to use a "standard" GSI?") will give access to a full fledged GSI experience without the need of specific GSIs.
Custom kernels
Labyrinth
Disable encryption to use Adoptable Storage (or just because you can)
open /vendor/etc/fstab.hi6250
make a backup just in case
find "/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/userdata /data f2fs nosuid,nodev,noatime,discard,inlinedata,inlinexattr wait,check,fileencryption=aes-256-xts:aes-256-cts"
remove ",fileencryption=aes-256-xts:aes-256-cts"
factory reset via stock recovery
If this isn't clear enough, please, check this contribution.
Playstore download pending fix
Access https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.google.android.gms/join
Apply for the beta
Update Google Play Services to the beta
Profit
Magisk keeps crashing?
Turn off its "Check for update feature" and praise for the arrival of a new Magisk version.
From 16.6 version, Magisk it's fully working.
Please, refer to this thread for a correct installation.
How to report bugs
Boot problems:
Please do dump /splash2 partition and sys/fs/pstore content via adb pull in my TWRP.
adb logcat > file.txt
Quirks on booted system:
Please take a full bugreport when the bugs happens via Developer Options
or
adb logcat > file.txt
send file.txt to the developer
Hey you!
If you're reading this message I want you to help this community.
Share your thoughts about this posts or post your un-answered questions below.
The more we share, the best experience we'll get.
Also, please respect my work.
If you do integrate some of this infos in your thread/website or whatever, add me in the credits.
Furthermore, feel free to join us at @GSI_HI6250 on Telegram, we're funny people, I swear.
Is this non-clear somehow?
Or you just need help?
Fill the help form below.
Device Variant:
Device Firmware:
Is your device rebranded?:
How frequently this issue happens?
Is this happening now?
Describe the issue:
Describe steps to reproduce the issue:
Attach logcats/full bugreports as described on the paragraph "How to report bugs"
Or simply join the telegram group.
Peace.
Dil3mm4 said:
Kaioken reserved
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Super Saiyan reserved
Lol
Dil3mm4 said:
Disable encryption to use Adoptable Storage (or just because you can)
open /vendor/etc/fstab.hi6250
make a backup just in case
find "/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/userdata /data f2fs nosuid,nodev,noatime,discard,inlinedata,inlinexattr wait,check,fileencryption=aes-256-xts:aes-256-cts"
remove ",fileencryption=aes-256-xts:aes-256-cts"
factory reset via stock recovery
Playstore download pending fix
Access https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.google.android.gms/join
Apply for the beta
Update Google Play Services to the beta
Profit
Magisk keeps crashing?
Turn off its "Check for update feature" and praise for the arrival of a new Magisk version.
How to report bugs
Boot problems:
Please do dump /splash2 partition and sys/fs/pstore content via adb pull in my TWRP.
Quirks on booted system:
Please take a full bugreport when the bugs happens via Developer Options
or
adb logcat > file.txt
send file.txt to the developer
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THAT WORKED. FINALLY 8.1 WITH BOOTLEGGERS GSI, 128GB micro SDXC as INTERNAL. I AM HAPPY
for beginners:
boot after working rom in twrp
go in advanced
go to file manager
go to /vendor/etc/
open file "fstab.hi6250" (after copying with and having a recovery of it, open with notepad++ or something else)
there should be a line with: "/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/userdata /data f2fs nosuid,nodev,noatime,discard,inlinedata,inlinexattr wait,check,fileencryption=aes-256-xts:aes-256-cts"
erase the part: ",fileencryption=aes-256-xts:aes-256-cts"
save
erase the original fstab.hi6250 file in vendor/etc
and put the new fstab.hi6250 file in
reboot in bootloader
flash stockrecovery.img
reboot recovery
factory reset in stock recovery
reboot
DONE.
now you can see the SD card as internal and use for apps.
Need your help
Hey OP,
Thanks for all your work. Really a big fan.
There is a problem I've noticed on most of the treble roms. After using apps for a while, they begin to FC.
Love your roms and would like to continue using them
Mister746 said:
Hey OP,
Thanks for all your work. Really a big fan.
There is a problem I've noticed on most of the treble roms. After using apps for a while, they begin to FC.
Love your roms and would like to continue using them
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Updated last post, please submit the infos needed via that form.
Thanks.
Hi, i am experiencing a weird bug on every GSI, specifically, snapchat video recording is fine and smooth, but after tapping on the "send" button it says "failed to add" and doesnt even give a chance to resend the same snap. It happens on all treble roms i've teted so far (i tested every specific GSI for PRA, and some openkirin and otger ones). @dill3m4 do you have any idea how to fix it? I hope there is a way to do a flashable zip or something like the NFC fix. Once i get back home (2-3 days) i will post some logs, in the meantime, can someone please confirm if the issue persists, and gather logs? ?
can i use this method in stock firmware(rooted) because i cant see any fstab file in vendor/etc/
jedtan025 said:
can i use this method in stock firmware(rooted) because i cant see any fstab file in vendor/etc/
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Just making sure but you are on emui8 right? Also are you checking with a file manager in Android or are you searching in twrp?
neondragon1909 said:
Just making sure but you are on emui8 right? Also are you checking with a file manager in Android or are you searching in twrp?
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im searching in twrp bro. bro question. im using pra lx2 oreo firmware. and im wanna go back to nougat. it is possible? i got the firmware now but dont know how to flash nougat. dload failed. and i cant use hurupdarer bcos nougat firmware only has 2 zip file
jedtan025 said:
im searching in twrp bro. bro question. im using pra lx2 oreo firmware. and im wanna go back to nougat. it is possible? i got the firmware now but dont know how to flash nougat. dload failed. and i cant use hurupdarer bcos nougat firmware only has 2 zip file
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I couldn't find the file using TWRP either. Had to use root explorer to find and edit the file. As for hurupdater, I'm not sure if it's the same for your region, but for pra-la1 there were 3 files.
And as for the the 2 files, I successfully flashed using the updater with only the update.zip so try updating anyway. If that doesn't work, use the eRecovery
Update:
Added Magisk news;
Added stock PRA ramdisk
UPDATE:
Added Offline Charging Fix in post #2
Added references to Treble Enabled device development;
New Huawei Magisk Camera;
Hello,
I'm having problems finding the download links in the guide to obtain Treble, I've searched here and clicked on the link to the guide but there i can't find it eather.
cyprian99 said:
Hello,
I'm having problems finding the download links in the guide to obtain Treble, I've searched here and clicked on the link to the guide but there i can't find it eather.
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Obtain what?
Treble roms?
Yay! Emui 8.0 has arrived on my c432 pra-lx1 (b360) . Everything is perfect.
The guide to get treble is unclear, how can the very first step be to download update.zip? I did and now i have a trojan, thanks a lot
How to unlock bootloader? Now the Huawei site is unavailable
Wysłane z mojego PRA-LX1 przy użyciu Tapatalka
Good day everybody,
A few questions about upgrading my pixel 3 from 9 to 10. To preface I have an unlocked bootloader and am rooted on the June 2019 version of android. I would like to update to android 10 and am wondering if one of my modifications to the build.prop would still work. I use the following modification for enabling hotspot:
net.tethering.noprovisioning=true
Can anybody confirm that this still works on Android 10?
Also, huge noob question - Where is the guide for updating from 9 -> 10 with root/unlock, and do I lose my data in the process? I can't seem to find anything but how to sideload monthly updates.
Thank you in advance for any help
To edit /system or /vendor you need to use magisk and do it systemlessly. A10 no longer allows you to directly modify these partitions. There is some discussion about exactly what you want to change under the guides section in the Pixel 3xl forum. For the second one, there is a guide somewhere in the guides section in this forum. You will need to do a full wipe with a version change. Look into different ways to back up your stuff before you switch. For apps and app data I did a twrp backup before switching then used titanium backup once on A10 to extract the app/data and restore it. For other stuff you might need to do it manually.
Follow this method for the Magisk based tethering modification:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3-xl/how-to/how-to-native-tethering-rooted-pixel-3-t3858662
(Works on Pixel 3)
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!