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Has anyone tried the Android 11 dp1 gsi on there Google pixel? I'm going to try later but thought would ask here 1st.
ttocs99 said:
Has anyone tried the Android 11 dp1 gsi on there Google pixel? I'm going to try later but thought would ask here 1st.
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Yeah, I have. System partition isn't big enough for it, we'd need to resize it with like fdisk or something.
Voltz100999 said:
Yeah, I have. System partition isn't big enough for it, we'd need to resize it with like fdisk or something.
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Besides partition resizing and flashing GSI (as described on official developer website), is there any other steps required for it to boot successfully?
I've tried flashing the smaller official GSI without GMS, but it is not booting at all. Can't figure out the cause yet.
I even repartioned my phone and can't get any GSI working. Someone did open a ticket with phhusson here however:
github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/issues/1161
oasisfeng said:
Besides partition resizing and flashing GSI (as described on official developer website), is there any other steps required for it to boot successfully?
I've tried flashing the smaller official GSI without GMS, but it is not booting at all. Can't figure out the cause yet.
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Yeah no, it doesn't boot for me either, I think it might be an AVB issue but i'm not certain of that.
Voltz100999 said:
Yeah no, it doesn't boot for me either, I think it might be an AVB issue but i'm not certain of that.
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AVB should not bother on Pixel 1 if bootloader is unlocked, especially if any custom ROM can be flashed without problem. I think it's probably SELinux-related issue, maybe set to permissive could help. (I've not tried)
oasisfeng said:
AVB should not bother on Pixel 1 if bootloader is unlocked, especially if any custom ROM can be flashed without problem. I think it's probably SELinux-related issue, maybe set to permissive could help. (I've not tried)
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Interesting, though I don't know how we would set SELinux to permissive without booting first, maybe we'd need a kernel to set it for us? I dunno, this whole thing is really confusing.
Yeah so much for Google phones and universal treble support LOL
Pathetic
Flipz77 said:
Yeah so much for Google phones and universal treble support LOL
Pathetic
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Can't argue with that, but it wont help us figure out how to get this working.
Clue
Here's a clue:
According to this certain audio libraries are needed to boot the quack GSI so maybe its the same for 11?
github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/issues/1196
xtremeed2705 said:
Here's a clue:
According to this certain audio libraries are needed to boot the quack GSI so maybe its the same for 11?
github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/issues/1196
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I gave that a look and even tried it, its missing the libeffectsconfig.so file, yet I couldn't add it because /system is not mountable in twrp. We need another way.
Google has released the final build for android 11, will there be a port for the Pixel?
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I was wondering if anyone knew about the partition schemes and whether there is enough room on the boot image to install custom recovery on the P4a?
The Pixel 3A did not have enough room on the RAM disk on the boot image. So installing TWRP, even a stripped down version compressed, on the P3a was a no-go.
Custom recovery was not necessary on the P3a. Just having and unlocked bootloader and root via Magisk gives a lot of options including custom ROMs.
However, I'm still curious if custom recovery will ever come to the P4a?
12paq said:
I was wondering if anyone knew about the partition schemes and whether there is enough room on the boot image to install custom recovery on the P4a?
The Pixel 3A did not have enough room on the RAM disk on the boot image. So installing TWRP, even a stripped down version compressed, on the P3a was a no-go.
Custom recovery was not necessary on the P3a. Just having and unlocked bootloader and root via Magisk gives a lot of options including custom ROMs.
However, I'm still curious if custom recovery will ever come to the P4a?
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LMAO. Give it up. We're going to be on 11. Good night
Golf c said:
LMAO. Give it up. We're going to be on 11. Good night
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Not everyone will move to 11 right away if thet can get TWRP working on A10 first.
digger16309 said:
Not everyone will move to 11 right away if thet can get TWRP working on A10 first.
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Good luck my friend. Stay on 10
We don't even have kernel source yet..
I don't think there was twrp for a pixel for a couple years was there? Pixel 2? And that didn't get past rc I don't think.
Golf c said:
LMAO. Give it up. We're going to be on 11. Good night
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Thanks! As I said TWRP has not been needed and I was just curious.
However I did enjoy your insecure condescending attitude. It made me LMAO.
Again, thanks! ??
dmb219 said:
I don't think there was twrp for a pixel for a couple years was there? Pixel 2? And that didn't get past rc I don't think.
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I know, it looks like TWRP has been doing a long slow death spiral.
We have TWRP on Android 10 for the Pixel C tablet. But of course among other things, there's no A/B partitions and Google abandoned support for the device a while ago.
Might be a while, pixel 3+ devices haven't had a 100% working TWRP for a long time.
They can still sideload ROMs and patch boot images with adb/fastboot
I'll miss this moving on from my 2xl. Nice to flash and update things without needing a PC
Golf c said:
Good luck my friend. Stay on 10
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I will until there is EdXposed for 11 + module updates.
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I will until there is EdXposed for 11 + module updates.
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Yucky
Someone correct me if I am wrong but there are no factory images yet for the 4a so no rooting with Magisk until then?
Is it at least possible to unlock the bootloader right away? Is that just standard fastboot ADB procedure or is there something Pixel specific(first one)
dpaine88 said:
Is it at least possible to unlock the bootloader right away? Is that just standard fastboot ADB procedure or is there something Pixel specific(first one)
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Just unlocked my Pixel4a using the standard ADB commands. Will say that OEM Unlocking stayed grayed out, until I connected to my WiFi (No SIM) and let the phone connect to the mother-ship.
Archangel said:
Someone correct me if I am wrong but there are no factory images yet for the 4a so no rooting with Magisk until then?
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yea i believe you are correct, i think same steps for the pix4 can be applied on the 4a https://www.xda-developers.com/google-pixel-4-root-magisk/
im not sure if there are other ways to get the boot img but id rather just wait for the factory images to release & mess with it then. gonna make a cronjob script to watch / notify me once its up.
renzyyy said:
yea i believe you are correct, i think same steps for the pix4 can be applied on the 4a https://www.xda-developers.com/google-pixel-4-root-magisk/
im not sure if there are other ways to get the boot img but id rather just wait for the factory images to release & mess with it then. gonna make a cronjob script to watch / notify me once its up.
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If I get around to it this weekend, I may just do a rom dump to extract the boot.img. Haven't done it in a while. I'm still waiting for some screen protectors to arrive before I mess with my phone.
Archangel said:
Someone correct me if I am wrong but there are no factory images yet for the 4a so no rooting with Magisk until then?
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I can't find them either.
Isn't Android 11 going to make it more difficult to hide root anymore? I am tempted to root, but heard (or read) somewhere that with android 11 that it may not be worth it as any app (or something like that) will be able to see and not work.
This is the first phone I've owned that I think I'll be satisfied with stock. Ad guard does everything I need as ad away did. And it doesn't need root. Everything is fast! Now I don't have to hack Google pay.
edufur said:
This is the first phone I've owned that I think I'll be satisfied with stock. Ad guard does everything I need as ad away did. And it doesn't need root. Everything is fast! Now I don't have to hack Google pay.
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Curious about adguard. I just tried it and won't install with chrome as browser.
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Okay... I've been searching all over the net for this problem and I keep getting posts that skirt the issue. At least, that's what it seems. So I will begin and you can decide... and thanks for whatever info you can throw my way.
Brand new OnePlus 8T. I want to root it. Duh. So, Got the Tiny ADB and Fastboot package and all the rest, but the issue is with unlocking the bootloader. Other problems may appear later, but this is the issue now.
So, connect phone to PC (Windows 8.1) and the only way that ABD recognizes my phone is when the USB prefs are set to 'No Data Transfer". Yes, I have installed the proper drivers from the phone. So, when the 'No Data Transfer' is selected, ADB recognizes the phone and will issue the command, ABD Reboot Bootloader and the phone reboots to the bootloader. Nice! Unfortunately, it appears that once the phone has booted to the bootloader, it has changed the USB Prefs and now ADB and fastboot do not see the phone. Obviously this sucks. And here is the problem. As far as I know, I have ticked off on all the proper settings. USB Debugging, etc. No joy!
I found a post elsewhere that showed how to set the default USB mode and that didn't work either. My experience has been that ADB used to see the phone under the 'File Transfer' and PTP options before, but it doesn't now. I can't explain this.
So, pretty frustrated. This shouldn't be so bloody difficult. It's only a couple of commands and I have done this with other phones in the past so it's not like I have no previous experience. But I have already wasted way too much time here this go around. Anyone have an answer? I'll be your best friend!!
Thanks all..
R
Try nother USB C cable. Some not able to handle data.
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Try nother USB C cable. Some not able to handle data.
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Thanks man... ya, I did try that to no avail.. but.. the fact that the original command works.. well. Don't think that is the problem, but thank you for taking the time to consider my problem. Cheers!
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Thanks man... ya, I did try that to no avail.. but.. the fact that the original command works.. well. Don't think that is the problem, but thank you for taking the time to consider my problem. Cheers!
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I had to install drivers for both ADB and bootloader mode. I documented what I did here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...t-fastbootd-driver-guide-for-windows.4282241/
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I had to install drivers for both ADB and bootloader mode. I documented what I did here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...t-fastbootd-driver-guide-for-windows.4282241/
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Hey Thanks, Bill. I"ll give this a whirl and see how it goes. I'll report back after. Cheers!
Ok, that appears to have solved the driver problem. I was able to finally unlock the bootloader and flash twrp. Now it is stuck in a boot loop.. fun fun!
I had been following this guide
How to Install Official TWRP Recovery on OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8T and Root it
OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8T (codename: instantnoodle/kebab) was launched in the year April and October 2020 with Android 10 and 11 respectively. Recently
www.getdroidtips.com
to root my 8T, but it appears that this fellow was missing some info? I take it ya can't just flash twrp to recovery like usual. The picture is slowly coming together.. much more complex than the last few times I have rooted phones.
So I assume that flashing twrp writes over the stock recovery.. and that leads to this crashdump mode popping up. To fix this, I will need the stock recovery.img and flash that back into place? Feel free to chime in and thanks in advance!
R
Ran Doid said:
Ok, that appears to have solved the driver problem. I was able to finally unlock the bootloader and flash twrp. Now it is stuck in a boot loop.. fun fun!
I had been following this guide
How to Install Official TWRP Recovery on OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8T and Root it
OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8T (codename: instantnoodle/kebab) was launched in the year April and October 2020 with Android 10 and 11 respectively. Recently
www.getdroidtips.com
to root my 8T, but it appears that this fellow was missing some info? I take it ya can't just flash twrp to recovery like usual. The picture is slowly coming together.. much more complex than the last few times I have rooted phones.
So I assume that flashing twrp writes over the stock recovery.. and that leads to this crashdump mode popping up. To fix this, I will need the stock recovery.img and flash that back into place? Feel free to chime in and thanks in advance!
R
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Flashing TWRP doesn't cause CrashDumps. They happen when you try to boot the system and something's not right.
You could try changing slots and then rebooting. That sometimes works (depending on what else you've done). You can do this in either TWRP or bootloader.
PS: if you use the reply button, then I'll be advised that you've posted a reply. Otherwise you'll have to wait until the next time I look to see if there's new posts in a thread.
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Flashing TWRP doesn't cause CrashDumps. They happen when you try to boot the system and something's not right.
You could try changing slots and then rebooting. That sometimes works (depending on what else you've done). You can do this in either TWRP or bootloader.
PS: if you use the reply button, then I'll be advised that you've posted a reply. Otherwise you'll have to wait until the next time I look to see if there's new posts in a thread.
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Alrighty! Changing the slots did bring the phone back and it is now booting properly. But if I try to boot into recovery, it fails and goes to crashdump. Any ideas? Bad twrp image??
Ran Doid said:
Alrighty! Changing the slots did bring the phone back and it is now booting properly. But if I try to boot into recovery, it fails and goes to crashdump. Any ideas? Bad twrp image??
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Sorry, I've no idea about that. Try flashing TWRP again.
BillGoss said:
Sorry, I've no idea about that. Try flashing TWRP again.
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Okay, well.. I'll have to figure it out then. Thanks much, Bill. Appreciate your help. Happy Holidays!
Hi guys, to root the 8T it's by magisk_patched.img via magisk manager, not twrp (it's old school),
Root FR (sorry a'm frenche, and better explain to me.)
since Android 11 twrp is less good ...
Mickade said:
Hi guys, to root the 8T it's by magisk_patched.img via magisk manager, not twrp (it's old school),
Root FR (sorry a'm frenche, and better explain to me.)
since Android 11 twrp is less good ...
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What I like about TWRP is that I can do things without needing a PC. So rooting, back up and restore, install new ROMs, ...
And now, with version 3.6.0, TWRP works well on Android 11
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What I like about TWRP is that I can do things without needing a PC. So rooting, back up and restore, install new ROMs, ...
And now, with version 3.6.0, TWRP works well on Android 11
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Yes, that works,
but don't be surprised to have instabilities in the ROM!
I already had some,
by magisk patch it's more cleaner,
But you are a big boy.
Good luck,
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Yes, that works,
but don't be surprised to have instabilities in the ROM!
I already had some,
by magisk patch it's more cleaner,
But you are a big boy.
Good luck,
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Lol!
I've been using Magisk and TWRP for years, so I'm not only a "big boy" but also an "old dog".
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Lol!
I've been using Magisk and TWRP for years, so I'm not only a "big boy" but also an "old dog".
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that's not the problem to use it for years,
myself with android 10, I was using it, I was already using magisk in 2015, on my Sony z5c (with lineage 7.0.2/ base is the ROM Orange Telecom owner... )
but since Android 11, the data decryption is no longer the same.
just the 30 second twrp boot, I don't really like it, so restored a system with something like that ... lol
Magisk is the best Root solution!
I like this!
Since the magisk_patched has become root's solution, to A11.
an old dog!!
You like croquettes and the mash?
Thx,
Mickade said:
that's not the problem to use it for years,
myself with android 10, I was using it, I was already using magisk in 2015, on my Sony z5c (with lineage 7.0.2/ base is the ROM Orange Telecom owner... )
but since Android 11, the data decryption is no longer the same.
just the 30 second twrp boot, I don't really like it, so restored a system with something like that ... lol
Magisk is the best Root solution!
I like this!
Since the magisk_patched has become root's solution, to A11.
an old dog!!
You like croquettes and the mash?
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If they could fix the interminable start up time for TWRP that would be brilliant. But I believe the problem is with a file system check rather than the actual decryption which is quite fast.
Sorry, croquettes and mash aren't in my menu. But empanadas - absolutely!
Sorry, I had to leave this for a day or so, but I am back. BillGoss, looking at the guide I posted a link to earlier, would you say that guide is acceptable or are there issues with it? Theoretically that is? And does it depend on what build you are using?
Or if you know of a better process and files, please feel free to point me at it.
Many thanks
R
Ran Doid said:
Sorry, I had to leave this for a day or so, but I am back. BillGoss, looking at the guide I posted a link to earlier, would you say that guide is acceptable or are there issues with it? Theoretically that is? And does it depend on what build you are using?
Or if you know of a better process and files, please feel free to point me at it.
Many thanks
R
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Sorry, I have no interest in checking out non-XDA guides. We have enough (too many?) of them on XDA as it is.
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Sorry, I have no interest in checking out non-XDA guides. We have enough (too many?) of them on XDA as it is.
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There-in why I asked if you might point me at something reliable. But I guess not...
Thanks anyway..
Mickade said:
Hi guys, to root the 8T it's by magisk_patched.img via magisk manager, not twrp (it's old school),
Root FR (sorry a'm frenche, and better explain to me.)
since Android 11 twrp is less good ...
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Actually a trick you can use is in twrp if you have the magisk APK change the ext to zip and install in twrp it patches the boot img for you in right slot so you don't have to pull img from phone
Will there ever be custom ROMs for the S7 FE?
Is there something certain holding devs back from making one?
Just curious.
I don't know but you can easily flash GSI now. Also I am wondering if S pen is working with GSI...
Incomtus said:
I don't know but you can easily flash GSI now. Also I am wondering if S pen is working with GSI...
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I've tried dual boot Pixel Experience 13 GSI using DSU Sideloader. It works great. Got UI bugs like the taskbar is cropped, the Settings app is not dual pane.
The S Pen works. if you hover the pen a mouse icon appear. Buttons on the S Pen seems cannot do anything.
Overall the GSI feels very snappy but you will lose some function like protect battery, Dex, S Pen features, better multitasking/multi-windows experience, etc.
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I've tried dual boot Pixel Experience 13 GSI using DSU Sideloader. It works great. Got UI bugs like the taskbar is cropped, the Settings app is not dual pane.
The S Pen works. if you hover the pen a mouse icon appear. Buttons on the S Pen seems cannot do anything.
Overall the GSI feels very snappy but you will lose some function like protect battery, Dex, S Pen features, better multitasking/multi-windows experience, etc.
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Hello thanks for your answer, dsu sideloader is working here? I don't see the option in the developer settings, you used the app on GitHub?
Yes i use DSU Sideloader app on the github. No root needed but bootloader must be unlocked
GitHub - VegaBobo/DSU-Sideloader: A simple app made to help users easily install GSIs via DSU's Android feature.
A simple app made to help users easily install GSIs via DSU's Android feature. - GitHub - VegaBobo/DSU-Sideloader: A simple app made to help users easily install GSIs via DSU's Android feat...
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It's super cheap on Amazon right now. Hopefully the cheap price can be an appeal enough that releasing a custom ROM is worth it.
I'm no developer, but if you want your Samsung tablet to run AOSP like a Pixel, check out my guide here.
Otherwise, you can install GSIs from LineageOS, PHHTreble, or other projects.
Until ROMS can preserve some OEM capabilities it will be a ways off before custom ROMs are in high enough demand for this device. Sort of like Sony and how rooting can make you lose access to certain camera functions (if I recall).
V0latyle said:
I'm no developer, but if you want your Samsung tablet to run AOSP like a Pixel, check out my guide here.
Otherwise, you can install GSIs from LineageOS, PHHTreble, or other projects.
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we would need a stable twrp for this, aren't we? :S
Incomtus said:
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Hi my bro. how to flash GSI?
billy996 said:
Hi my bro. how to flash GSI?
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Hi!
First you have to unlock the bootloader (IT WILL ERASE ALL USER DATA) (method for maybe all Samsung device) by deactivated OEM LOCK in développement options,
then shutting down tablet and press both vol + and - while you plug the usb cable.
You LL see a warning green screen and you LL be able to unlock the bootloader.
After that I don't know if there is a TWRP recovery for that tablet but if there is one, you could flash it with Odin and then flash GSI.
If there is no TWRP, I think you can flash GSI but I don't know the method att all ..... Maybe take a look on internet "how flash GSI with Odin"?
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Hi!
First you have to unlock the bootloader (IT WILL ERASE ALL USER DATA) (method for maybe all Samsung device) by deactivated OEM LOCK in développement options,
then shutting down tablet and press both vol + and - while you plug the usb cable.
You LL see a warning green screen and you LL be able to unlock the bootloader.
After that I don't know if there is a TWRP recovery for that tablet but if there is one, you could flash it with Odin and then flash GSI.
If there is no TWRP, I think you can flash GSI but I don't know the method att all ..... Maybe take a look on internet "how flash GSI with Odin"?
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There is an other solution with DSU SIDELOADER but it will just a make a partition with original ROM, and the GSI one.
Bootloader must also be unlocked
Don't hesitate to ask if you don't know what what I am talking about
Typhoon_Master said:
we would need a stable twrp for this, aren't we? :S
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Not necessarily, you can patch the stock recovery to accept fastboot commands with this
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I extracted the recovery.img.lz4 from AP of the Stock firmware, and then tried to patch the recovery.img.lz4 with that script, but the patching failed, and I couldn't find the reason for the error.
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You'd have to contact the developer of the script
I've flashed the GSI into the S7 FE and it feels great.
billy996 said:
I've flashed the GSI into the S7 FE and it feels great.
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which GSI?
lukeprokopec said:
which GSI?
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Lineage A13 GSI
billy996 said:
Lineage A13 GSI
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First of all, there are several LOS 20 GSI ROMs. Can you give a link to the one you used. And how did you flash it without fastboot? AFAIK, there is no TWRP except for the SM-T735.
How to beta update ?
Doesn't look like they released the beta for either Mix Fold yet
Looks like MIUI 14 for the Mix Fold 2 will be releasing in January
MIUI 14 announced with improved system architecture and refined design
A lighter and visually refined rendition of MIUI. The first MIUI launched back in 2010 and over 12 years later MIUI boasts a global user base of over 564...
www.gsmarena.com
https://bigota.d.miui.com/V14.0.22.12.12.DEV/miui_ZIZHAN_V14.0.22.12.12.DEV_4bc47c012b_13.0.zip
aziz1vohra said:
https://bigota.d.miui.com/V14.0.22.12.12.DEV/miui_ZIZHAN_V14.0.22.12.12.DEV_4bc47c012b_13.0.zip
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good , but how to flash???
i don't know
Maybe using twrp
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Maybe using twrp
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There is no TWRP for our device afaik yet. I think you have to place the ROM file in the root folder, go to Settings -> My Device -> MIUI Version, then press like 10 times on the big "13" icon, then press 3 dots under the battery icon and select "Choose update package".
That didn't work for me though for some reason, but you can try.
Also not working for me
I found the way guys
Fastboot file
http://bigota.d.miui.com/V14.0.22.12.12.DEV/zizhan_images_V14.0.22.12.12.DEV_20221212.0000.00_13.0_cn_chinatelecom_f79146cd66.tgz
Frst unlock bootloader
then flash using mi flash tool
aziz1vohra said:
I found the way guys
Fastboot file
http://bigota.d.miui.com/V14.0.22.12.12.DEV/zizhan_images_V14.0.22.12.12.DEV_20221212.0000.00_13.0_cn_chinatelecom_f79146cd66.tgz
Frst unlock bootloader
then flash using mi flash tool
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dont suppose has the taskbar feature like te fold 4?
also can magisk be reinstalled is my next question
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also can magisk be reinstalled is my next question
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Magisk supports android 13 afaik, so yes, you can reinstall it.
Just installed via fastboot and I dont notice any huge differences although I am now failing CTS on safteynet which I wasnt before I updated.
i'm not going to type it out again but if you search my posts in this forum there is an easy way to download the file to your phone, use a magisk module and tape on miui update like 10 times and then you can flash the file through the phone updater without having to hook up to computer
sigh, apparently hard bricked my phone. Can't get fastboot to pop up even... Will EDL method revive my phone? Recommend anyone for the service?
Could anyone tell me if it is worth upgrading to MIUI 14? What are the new features on the Fold 2? Does it have a taskbar like Samsung Fold? Are all Magisk modules compatible? Does Pokémon Go work?
dragonnightx said:
Could anyone tell me if it is worth upgrading to MIUI 14? What are the new features on the Fold 2? Does it have a taskbar like Samsung Fold? Are all Magisk modules compatible? Does Pokémon Go work?
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Not worth at all. Didn't notice anything, besides Android 13.
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Not worth at all. Didn't notice anything, besides Android 13.
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Same **** with mi 11 ultra
They are extremely stupid can't gave us good ROM
With new features
And smoother experience
They can't make good ROM for fold 2
So you're telling me I waited for the new Android 13 and it's nothing new. I was hoping for a better experience with the phone, so now I have to wait for someone to make a custom ROM with TWRP.