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Hey.
Need you help or advice..
I made a mistake when flashed my ATT One X with the latest firmware(
And now i can't do anything, I mean root or custom recovery.
I have S-OFF and super CID but I don't how to fix this.. to downgrade or to roll back to oldest firmware.
Even to have root will be perfect.
How can I manage this?
Thanks in advance!
vimev said:
Hey.
Need you help or advice..
I made a mistake when flashed my ATT One X with the latest firmware(
And now i can't do anything, I mean root or custom recovery.
I have S-OFF and super CID but I don't how to fix this.. to downgrade or to roll back to oldest firmware.
Even to have root will be perfect.
How can I manage this?
Thanks in advance!
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According to your bootloader details you are at a good starting point. Here is what I recommend you do from here:
1. Download a custom recovery like TWRP:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2558503
2. flash this in bootloader mode. If you don't know how here is the help thread you need to read through:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2593382
3. Once you have a custom recovery installed, you can flash SuperSu or other root app (google is your friend.)
4. Stick with the rooted rom you have or flash another of your choosing.
Madcat8686 said:
According to your bootloader details you are at a good starting point. Here is what I recommend you do from here:
1. Download a custom recovery like TWRP:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2558503
2. flash this in bootloader mode. If you don't know how here is the help thread you need to read through:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2593382
3. Once you have a custom recovery installed, you can flash SuperSu or other root app (google is your friend.)
4. Stick with the rooted rom you have or flash another of your choosing.
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Men.. thats great! Thanks a lot!
I was thinking its impossible to make root...
vimev said:
Men.. thats great! Thanks a lot!
I was thinking its impossible to make root...
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Not impossible for you because your bootloader is unlocked and you are S-Off. You are always able to root and flash.
Hey, I have the same bootloader setup but i am unable to flash a recovery
Grinno said:
Hey, I have the same bootloader setup but i am unable to flash a recovery
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What happens when you try to flash a recovery?
What recovery are you trying to flash?
Post your own bootloader (Don't show the IMEI)
Madcat8686 said:
Not impossible for you because your bootloader is unlocked and you are S-Off. You are always able to root and flash.
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exad said:
What happens when you try to flash a recovery?
What recovery are you trying to flash?
Post your own bootloader (Don't show the IMEI)
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I use EZT toolkit....It runs the commands then said fail (too many links
Grinno said:
I use EZT toolkit....It runs the commands then said fail (too many links
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Why are you using a toolkit to flash recovery???
Just download from http://goo.im/devs/OpenRecovery/evita
or download the unofficial TWRP from the original android dev section if you plan on flashing an AOSP or CM based Rom and then fastboot flash recovery recovery_filename.img
Easy peasy. Too many links is an error that should have nothing to do with flashing recovery...
exad said:
Why are you using a toolkit to flash recovery???
Just download from http://goo.im/devs/OpenRecovery/evita
or download the unofficial TWRP from the original android dev section if you plan on flashing an AOSP or CM based Rom and then fastboot flash recovery recovery_filename.img
Easy peasy. Too many links is an error that should have nothing to do with flashing recovery...
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Donno, Maybe fastboot/drivers or messed up. I keep getting cannot load 'recovery.img' unknown error
Grinno said:
Donno, Maybe fastboot/drivers or messed up. I keep getting cannot load 'recovery.img' unknown error
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You need to type the filename of the recovery file you download. Either the recovery filename you are typing is wrong or the file is not in the folder you are trying to flash from.
exad said:
You need to type the filename of the recovery file you download. Either the recovery filename you are typing is wrong or the file is not in the folder you are trying to flash from.
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Thanks, Got it to flash..... you were correct i was typing the filename wrong.
STOCK ROM 6.0.1 (MMB29K)
Hello guys, here is the untoched flashable zip for our beloved bullhead. This will help peeps who use custom recovery to get their new update.
once again i remind you that this is pure flashable factory image
Instruction :
1. Download ROM, and move it in internal storage
2. Boot into TWRP recovery
3. Make Backup
4. Wipe (Dalvik cache, system, data, cache) and Factory reset
5. Flash zip
6. Reboot​
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[INDEX] LG NEXUS 5X Resources Compilation Roll-Up
Been waiting for this, thanks!
Do I need to flash any new radio or anything with this if coming from 6.0?
GoogleFan said:
Do I need to flash any new radio or anything with this if coming from 6.0?
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Yeah, you need the bootloader, radio, vendor images. It's probably easier to just flash 6.0.1 from here https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#bullhead
skulldreamz said:
Yeah, you need the bootloader, radio, vendor images. It's probably easier to just flash 6.0.1 from here https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#bullhead
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So just to clarify, its not even possible to update a phone's bootloader, radio, and vendor.img via TWRP right? Must be done via fastboot?
GoogleFan said:
Do I need to flash any new radio or anything with this if coming from 6.0?
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no need. radio and bootloader are same as 6.0.
gleggie said:
So just to clarify, its not even possible to update a phone's bootloader, radio, and vendor.img via TWRP right? Must be done via fastboot?
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it is possible to flash bootloader but never tested radio and vendor.img.
gleggie said:
So just to clarify, its not even possible to update a phone's bootloader, radio, and vendor.img via TWRP right? Must be done via fastboot?
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Vender can be packed into a flashable zip on our nexus. I'm not sure about the radio and bootloader on our nexus phone. Htc if s-off can flash radios I'm sure of and lg g2, g3, etc can flash loki bootloaders from a custom recovery. But you have got to be careful when your writing data to these very sensitive partitions because 1 screw up and you have a hard brick
shmshd12 said:
no need. radio and bootloader are same as 6.0.
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No the new radio unlocks band 12.
skulldreamz said:
Vender can be packed into a flashable zip on our nexus. I'm not sure about the radio and bootloader on our nexus phone. Htc if s-off can flash radios I'm sure of and lg g2, g3, etc can flash loki bootloaders from a custom recovery. But you have got to be careful when your writing data to these very sensitive partitions because 1 screw up and you have a hard brick
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We can use fastboot to flash radio, bootloader, and vendor.
So this is basically a flashable zip for people(me) who are unwilling to go back to stock 6.0.0 from whatever ROM there are on and apply OTA updates?
Right now, I'm unlocked and rooted, stock with ElementalX kernel(6.0.0) flashed, can I just flash this, then reroot?
This zip includes 6.0.1 kernel right?
Thanks in advanced, I'm new to the Nexus phones
imadiu said:
So this is basically a flashable zip for people(me) who are unwilling to go back to stock 6.0.0 from whatever ROM there are on and apply OTA updates?
Right now, I'm unlocked and rooted, stock with ElementalX kernel(6.0.0) flashed, can I just flash this, then reroot?
This zip includes 6.0.1 kernel right?
Thanks in advanced, I'm new to the Nexus phones
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I believe you still need to fastboot flash the radio and bootloader. The vendor.img there is a TWRP flashable zip in the pure nexus project thread
gleggie said:
I believe you still need to fastboot flash the radio and bootloader. The vendor.img there is a TWRP flashable zip in the pure nexus project thread
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Alright, so I have to flash this zip file, reboot to fastboot, flash radio and boot loader and I'm done? And I can proceed on to root the whole thing again and stuff? Is that right?
imadiu said:
Alright, so I have to flash this zip file, reboot to fastboot, flash radio and boot loader and I'm done? And I can proceed on to root the whole thing again and stuff? Is that right?
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I'm curious about this too
imadiu said:
Alright, so I have to flash this zip file, reboot to fastboot, flash radio and boot loader and I'm done? And I can proceed on to root the whole thing again and stuff? Is that right?
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If you aren't on the latest radios/bootloader, just do a full wipe in TWRP, then reboot to bootloader and fastboot flash radios, bootloader, and vendor.img. Then reboot to TWRP and flash the ROM.zip
There is also a TWRP flashable vendor.img courtesy of Beanstown106
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24269982087014896
You can either flash the vendor.img in fastboot or flash it in TWRP with the flashable version
This ROM is good with Layers, right?
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
iamterence said:
This ROM is good with Layers, right?
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
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Yes, the stock ROM works with Layers
MMB29P? I can't find anything for completely up to date.
parkerlreed said:
MMB29P? I can't find anything for completely up to date.
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There's MMB29P ROMS everywhere, man.
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
iamterence said:
There's MMB29P ROMS everywhere, man.
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
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Stock flashable zip? I know there are custom ROMs. I am looking for one just like OP on this thread but for the slight version bump.
Oneplus updated the OnePlus 6's Bootloader and you may ask yourself 'Can i still root?'
The answer is yes. It is easy.
1. At first, your bootloader has to be unlocked
2. Just download the Twrp.img and the Twrp installer from twrp.me, then the latest magisk installer
3. Put the magisk.zip and twrp installer zip into the root of your device and boot into bootloader
4. Now you have to open a new shell or cmd window in your adb folder, then type "Fastboot devices" there
5. If your phone is recognized, then do this command: " fastboot boot .\twrp-3.2.1-0-enchilada.img"
6. The op6 should boot into the TWRP, there type in your pincode, pattern, or what so ever you have. If you get a message because of system modification, click 'Keep read only'
7. Go to 'Install', then flash the TWRP installer zip, then magisk right after it
8. Just reboot and enjoy
The procedure is the same as always. I can confirm it's working because i rooted a few minutes ago
Just keep in mind the kernels and custom roms haven't been updated to 5.1.7 base yet and may not work until they are.
iElvis said:
Just keep in mind the kernels and custom roms haven't been updated to 5.1.7 base yet and may not work until they are.
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Forgot the mention that, thanks!
Edit: Screenshots
Flash kernel works. Btw please don't create threads on how to root if the method hasn't changed lol
joemossjr said:
Flash kernel works. Btw please don't create threads on how to root if the method hasn't changed lol
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Sorry, I thought that would be helpful for people who are worried about root because of updated bootloader.
A Moderator can remove this thread then
joemossjr said:
Flash kernel works. Btw please don't create threads on how to root if the method hasn't changed lol
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Based on how things have been going so far, people are going to be asking. Just saying.
i understand butttttttttttttttttttttt this forum is flooded with how to flash twrp, how to root with 5.1.6, how to install 5.1.5 with twrp ect ect ect lol just trying to reduce clutter and make things a tad bit simpler. No offense guys lol
So if I already have twrp and Magisk installed is the method still the same?
Will this update lock the bootloader back?
Pretty sure I swiped to allow system modifications on my first twrp installation so will that matter?
joemossjr said:
i understand butttttttttttttttttttttt this forum is flooded with how to flash twrp, how to root with 5.1.6, how to install 5.1.5 with twrp ect ect ect lol just trying to reduce clutter and make things a tad bit simpler. No offense guys lol
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Yes I know. I mean, you're right. Thought something like "new bootloader, new confusions". I justed wanted to help people if they're worried of a brick
dgunn said:
So if I already have twrp and Magisk installed is the method still the same?
Pretty sure I swiped to allow system modifications on my first twrp installation so will that matter?
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Don't worry. You can use TWRP and your phone itself as always
Sconny said:
Don't worry. You can use TWRP and your phone itself as always
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So do I flash the update in twrp?
Must the bootloader be unlocked again?
dgunn said:
So do I flash the update in twrp?
Must the bootloader be unlocked again?
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No you flash in system via local upgrade
joemossjr said:
No you flash in system via local upgrade
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Flash with local upgrade, reboot to fastboot, run twrp.img, install twrp, flash Magisk and reboot? No unlocking bootloader again?
If not correct please tell me
Yup that's it
joemossjr said:
No you flash in system via local upgrade
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Flash in system.. you mean through the system updates in settings? And then I have to reinstall TWRP?
BossNexusS said:
Flash in system.. you mean through the system updates in settings? And then I have to reinstall TWRP?
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Yes
joemossjr said:
Yes
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What were the steps you followed if you don't mind?
Maybe someone will upload the full rom?
anyone tried hiding system updates inside magisk hide ?
it now shows only 224 update (canadian vpn), hence don't know what it will do when you take that route, anyone ?
Hi, I wanted to flash Xiaomi. Eu rom in my Poco f2 pro, but I have some questions I wanted to ask as I am a newbie.
1:After unlocking Bootloader, DO I need to install TWRP recovery or can I flash Xiaomi.eu rom using stock recovery or fastboot or using updates? Kindly provide info about this if possible without twrp
2:In Xiaomi.eu will the updates will keep coming like global original rom or in updates, its size would be more than 1 GB at least, or it would be like original rom
what would be the procedure of updates
3:Is Xiaomi.eu rom better than every way then original rom?
4:If I need to install recovery, Do I need to remove decryption first, or it's not necessary?
Thank You in advance.
After unlocking Bootloader, DO I need to install TWRP recovery or can I flash Xiaomi.eu rom using stock recovery or fastboot or using updates? Kindly provide info about this if possible without twrp
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You can follow their installation guide: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-12-0-stable-release.56191/.
I'm pretty sure TWRP is required for installation of EU ROMs. You can get TWRP for F2 Pro/K30 Pro here: https://mifirm.net/model/lmi.ttt
In Xiaomi.eu will the updates will keep coming like global original rom or in updates, its size would be more than 1 GB at least, or it would be like original rom
what would be the procedure of updates
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For updates, wipe Cache/Dalvik in TWRP then install the new ROM over the old one. Be sure that you are installing ROMs from the same channel (Stable or Weekly) and that you are not downgrading, otherwise you would need to format data.
Is Xiaomi.eu rom better than every way then original rom?
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If you're coming from Global MIUI then EU is a pretty big upgrade.
If I need to install recovery, Do I need to remove decryption first, or it's not necessary?
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During installation, you need to format data in TWRP which removes encryption by itself. No need to flash any other disable encryption ZIPs.
iH8Ecchi said:
You can follow their installation guide: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-12-0-stable-release.56191/.
I'm pretty sure TWRP is required for installation of EU ROMs. You can get TWRP for F2 Pro/K30 Pro here: https://mifirm.net/model/lmi.ttt
For updates, wipe Cache/Dalvik in TWRP then install the new ROM over the old one. Be sure that you are installing ROMs from the same channel (Stable or Weekly) and that you are not downgrading, otherwise you would need to format data.
If you're coming from Global MIUI then EU is a pretty big upgrade.
During installation, you need to format data in TWRP which removes encryption by itself. No need to flash any other disable encryption ZIPs.
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Thank You so much
Wait what? I'm on xiaomi.eu 12.0.8 and my data is definitely encrypted. Meaning I have to enter my lockscreen password after I boot into TWRP, otherwise it's unable to mount any of the partitions (well actually, it does mount them but I only see garbage folder names, can't do anything else except wipe).
Curunir said:
Wait what? I'm on xiaomi.eu 12.0.8 and my data is definitely encrypted. Meaning I have to enter my lockscreen password after I boot into TWRP, otherwise it's unable to mount any of the partitions (well actually, it does mount them but I only see garbage folder names, can't do anything else except wipe).
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yes I am also confused about it, how to remove that encryption from twrp or any other recovery,I installed orangefox once ,and encryption is not being removed, I don't know how to
bilalrajput said:
yes I am also confused about it, how to remove that encryption from twrp or any other recovery,I installed orangefox once ,and encryption is not being removed, I don't know how to
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Encryption = setting up password/PIN/pattern. To remove encryption in TWRP, simply remove any password/PIN/pattern that you set up on lockscreen.
batuken said:
Encryption = setting up password/PIN/pattern. To remove encryption in TWRP, simply remove any password/PIN/pattern that you set up on lockscreen.
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i don't get option to remove password,
bilalrajput said:
i don't get option to remove password,
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first did you unlock your device?
NOSS8 said:
first did you unlock your device?
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yes , I unlocked bootloader first
bilalrajput said:
yes , I unlocked bootloader first
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ok,you have to format the data and reboot to twrp,then wipe (except OTG),reboot to twrp,install rom done.
if there are red lines during operations repeat the operation again.
Where can i find instructions to root my phone having Android 11?
mikel10k said:
Where can i find instructions to root my phone having Android 11?
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Patch boot.img with magisk, then flash the patched boot.img, boot phone, open magisk and install.
danny b. said:
Patch boot.img with magisk, then flash the patched boot.img, boot phone, open magisk and install.
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and it will wipe my whole 256gb of memory yes?
mikel10k said:
and it will wipe my whole 256gb of memory yes?
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No, rooting does not wipe data.
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No, rooting does not wipe data.
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and where i can find this boot.img file?
mikel10k said:
and where i can find this boot.img file?
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You get it from the official OOS.zip. Use the payload dumper to extract it.
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You get it from the official OOS.zip. Use the payload dumper to extract it.
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and how to flash this file? through twrp?
mikel10k said:
and how to flash this file? through twrp?
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There is no working TWRP for OOS 11, so you can flash this via fastboot.
I was looking into porting TWRP for OOS 11, but when I dump a list of partitions on my device there is no recovery partition at all.
It looks like OnePlus A/B devices have recovery within the boot image, so that makes things a little more complicated than I can handle myself.
weakNPCdotCom said:
I was looking into porting TWRP for OOS 11, but when I dump a list of partitions on my device there is no recovery partition at all.
It looks like OnePlus A/B devices have recovery within the boot image, so that makes things a little more complicated than I can handle myself.
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Appreciate you trying ,
@soka said:
No, rooting does not wipe data.
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it does not? i read on the oneplus 7 pro rooting somewhere that it does wipe the phone
mikel10k said:
it does not? i read on the oneplus 7 pro rooting somewhere that it does wipe the phone
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Not unless you have to unlock your bootloader first, then yes. It'll wipe your phone. If your bootloader is already unlock, no it won't wipe anything.
@soka said:
Not unless you have to unlock your bootloader first, then yes. It'll wipe your phone. If your bootloader is already unlock, no it won't wipe anything.
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can you tell me then, the oneplus switch backup will make a backup of everything or there is something i will lost anyway?
mikel10k said:
can you tell me then, the oneplus switch backup will make a backup of everything or there is something i will lost anyway?
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One plus switch only backup the apps not their data, permission etc. Not sure of contacts and sms.
I would suggest backing up all your data,on a pc and go from there. Once you are rooted , backing up data and restore is easy.
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Not unless you have to unlock your bootloader first, then yes. It'll wipe your phone. If your bootloader is already unlock, no it won't wipe anything.
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and unlocking it and rooting works perfectly on android 11? i really wanna be sure this works
mikel10k said:
and unlocking it and rooting works perfectly on android 11? i really wanna be sure this works
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Yes, it all works.