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I just ordered a Nexus 10 last week and I'm waiting on it which should be here this afternoon.
I looked through the forums but the threads I found were outdated.
I am looking to root it and install a custom ROM but I don't know which ROMs are current.
I'd be very grateful if some you guys could list some ROMs that are current and anything I should install on the N10. (Essential apps, accessories etc.)
Thanks a lot
Also, am I supposed to charge the thing fully first before I turn it on?
bradkang92 said:
I just ordered a Nexus 10 last week and I'm waiting on it which should be here this afternoon.
I looked through the forums but the threads I found were outdated.
I am looking to root it and install a custom ROM but I don't know which ROMs are current.
I'd be very grateful if some you guys could list some ROMs that are current and anything I should install on the N10. (Essential apps, accessories etc.)
Thanks a lot
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Also, am I supposed to charge the thing fully first before I turn it on?
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Starting off, Yes you should charge the device fully before doing anything with it as much as we all can't wait to start playing with our gadgets as soon as they arrive it is always best to ensure they have a full charge first especially if you plan on rooting it and flashing ROM's as the last thing you would want is for the device to run out of charge in the middle of flashing a ROM or a root procedure. For rooting the Nexus 10 I would recommend taking a look at zedomax's video guide on how to unlock the bootloader, gain root access, and more. You could also take a look at mskip's Nexus 10 Toolkit or WugFresh's Wug's Nexus Root Toolkit the toolkit will unlock the bootloader of your Nexus 10, root the device, install a custom recovery, and many other things simply and easily. For a look at which custom ROM's are current take a look at philos64's Index of Custom ROM's, Kernels, and more it includes everything from AOSP, to Cyanogenmod, AOKP, Paranoid Android, and lots more. A great list of essential Nexus 10 apps can be found here by xperiax10.awesome. As far as accessories go I would at least recommend some kind of case to protect your tablet, I use a Blurex Ultra Slim Case for Google Nexus 10 and really like it.
Thanks so much for taking the time to reply to me!
I'm just done rooting and I'm going to try to install the roms.
Thanks again!
bradkang92 said:
Thanks so much for taking the time to reply to me!
I'm just done rooting and I'm going to try to install the roms.
Thanks again!
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If you were wanting some suggestions then I'm running mrRobinson's AOKP ROM and it is easily the most customisable and personalised ROM I've ever seen, if that's what you're looking for. I'm also running the KTManta kernel, which has tonnes of options and the guys on the thread offer preset layouts that give you great battery life, as well as super smooth running. These both have threads on XDA so just search them if you decide they're worth it
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I'll start off by giving some background information. I ordered my Nexus 4 back in March and ran stock up until about July/June. Prior to the Nexus I had the HTC G2. I don't know how to root and and use custom ROMs and I have looked at the root guide for the Nexus but it's a huge barrage of information and some terms that I don't know what they are. However, this question doesn't involve rooting. I gave my Nexus 4 to a friend, who also has the Nexus, to root for me and use a custom ROM. In this process however, he did something that he told me to never do (I really don't know why..) and he ended up soft bricking my phone. He did that because my phone was stuck on the "Google" start up screen for over 40 minutes. Basically, he wiped the entire phone, I think. Due to some issues, we are no longer on speaking terms and he was the only person I knew who knows how to deal with rooting and custom ROMs.
Now I don't have the original back up of the stock. My question is, if I ever needed to send my phone back to Google for repairs or anything else, would I be able to somehow get the phone back to it's stock state?
Also, where could I find some resources that aren't a barrage of information? When I go to those threads like the Nexus rooting guide, it's just so much information and I get lost (I don't even quite know what a ROM is, my current interpretation is an operating system). Currently, I think I know how to update the ROM, I'm currently using Paranoid Android.
I apologize if this issue of mine can easily be solved with a search. I have googled this issue numerous times and I could not really find a solid answer.
Fubs261 said:
I'll start off by giving some background information. I ordered my Nexus 4 back in March and ran stock up until about July/June. Prior to the Nexus I had the HTC G2. I don't know how to root and and use custom ROMs and I have looked at the root guide for the Nexus but it's a huge barrage of information and some terms that I don't know what they are. However, this question doesn't involve rooting. I gave my Nexus 4 to a friend, who also has the Nexus, to root for me and use a custom ROM. In this process however, he did something that he told me to never do (I really don't know why..) and he ended up soft bricking my phone. He did that because my phone was stuck on the "Google" start up screen for over 40 minutes. Basically, he wiped the entire phone, I think. Due to some issues, we are no longer on speaking terms and he was the only person I knew who knows how to deal with rooting and custom ROMs.
Now I don't have the original back up of the stock. My question is, if I ever needed to send my phone back to Google for repairs or anything else, would I be able to somehow get the phone back to it's stock state?
Also, where could I find some resources that aren't a barrage of information? When I go to those threads like the Nexus rooting guide, it's just so much information and I get lost (I don't even quite know what a ROM is, my current interpretation is an operating system). Currently, I think I know how to update the ROM, I'm currently using Paranoid Android.
I apologize if this issue of mine can easily be solved with a search. I have googled this issue numerous times and I could not really find a solid answer.
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Is the phone booting into PA? If not try holding the power button and the volume down at the same time. It should boot into recovery. If it does all you need to do is flash a rom "install a os".
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Tunderpimp said:
Is the phone booting into PA? If not try holding the power button and the volume down at the same time. It should boot into recovery. If it does all you need to do is flash a rom "install a os".
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Ohh yes, I should clarify. Currently the phone is working and I have it up to date on Paranoid Android. The only issue I had when updating Paranoid Android was that I could not use the kernel my friend had supplied me with (I think it was the Franco kernel). When I would flash the kernel, it would get stuck on the Google logo screen. I would have to get out of that by re-flashing Paranoid Android again and I've been unsuccessful in flashing any kernels. The main reason I wanted to root my phone was a custom kernel, to help with battery life.
My main question is that I wanted to know if I could ever get it back to stock (as to not void a warranty) if I were to ever need to for any reason.
Fubs261 said:
Ohh yes, I should clarify. Currently the phone is working and I have it up to date on Paranoid Android. The only issue I had when updating Paranoid Android was that I could not use the kernel my friend had supplied me with (I think it was the Franco kernel). When I would flash the kernel, it would get stuck on the Google logo screen. I would have to get out of that by re-flashing Paranoid Android again and I've been unsuccessful in flashing any kernels. The main reason I wanted to root my phone was a custom kernel, to help with battery life.
My main question is that I wanted to know if I could ever get it back to stock (as to not void a warranty) if I were to ever need to for any reason.
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which franco kernel, was it compatibke with your rom? i mean are you on android 4.3 and the kernel 4.2.2(or vice versa)? when you flashed the kernel, did you flash with the rom then boot up, or did you just flash the kernel alone? did you try redownloading the kernel, maybe a bad download? was it a jss kernel or a jwr kernel?
Fubs261 said:
My main question is that I wanted to know if I could ever get it back to stock (as to not void a warranty) if I were to ever need to for any reason.
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Yes you can.
Read the guides as slowly as you need to...stopping to research anything you don't understand...
Or just use those no brainer toolkits that teach you nothing.
And stick to stock until you know what's going on within your device when you do these things.
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which franco kernel, was it compatibke with your rom? i mean are you on android 4.3 and the kernel 4.2.2(or vice versa)? when you flashed the kernel, did you flash with the rom then boot up, or did you just flash the kernel alone? did you try redownloading the kernel, maybe a bad download? was it a jss kernel or a jwr kernel?
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I'm not sure what version it was, I guess that might have been the issue. Would that have caused it to stay on the Google logo screen? I'll make sure to double check for that next time I try to do something.
studacris said:
Yes you can.
Read the guides as slowly as you need to...stopping to research anything you don't understand...
Or just use those no brainer toolkits that teach you nothing.
And stick to stock until you know what's going on within your device when you do these things.
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Thank you for answering. Could you link a good starter thread for me? I was hesitant to use a custom ROM or even to root my phone. What compelled me to do it was the kernels extending battery life. Because I was so lost and felt overwhelmed, I had my friend help me but now we are no longer on talking terms so I'm lost.
Again, I wish to apologize, I know I should just look this up myself, but with the possibility of bricking/soft-bricking my phone, I want to get as much help as possible. Whatever small nudge, I will take.
Your questions can be answered by reading the stickies thread in the general section. Just follow the instructions to flash back to factory stock:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
If you flash a kernel and the phone won't boot, that kernel or version of the kernel isn't compatible with that rom or particular version of Android.
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Because I was so lost and felt overwhelmed, I had my friend help me but now we are no longer on talking terms so I'm lost.
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I hope it's not because he messed up your phone, it's not his fault that you trusted him to do it in the first place. If not, well nevermind.
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It's very simple to get it back to stock. You'd just need to find a copy of the stock Rom (which I can assure you is probably on this very website floating around somewhere) and flash it in recovery like you would any other Rom.
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Also keep in mind, custom roms usually come with custom kernels. So you shouldn't even have to worry about kernel flashing. If you want to preserve battery you should focus more on under clocking and thermal throttling...
You can find guides on here somewhere for that too...
Sent from my 16GB Blue Verizon Galaxy S3 running MIUI v5 with KT kernel
So, finally got my G3 back, its bumped & running (the stable and quick) Cloudy.
But there's obviously the temptation to jump to the latest OS, but given that its Art not DVK and Xposed won't run (along with tweekbox etc) then its not looking like its worth it.
Although there does appear to be rooted options available now, but is are they really worth it? Is it any better? what differences are there?
And will my bumped bootloader still work ok or did it need to call home for the bump servers to run?
oh so many questions, anyone got any answers?
My thoughts are that I'll probably just hang back and stick with good old stable Cloudy. Unless you can persuade me otherwise.
cheers
The available lollipop roms don't even look complete so I'm going to hold off a while.
Dear OP, instead of making a new thread you could have asked the same in the Lollipop discussion thread which has been made sticky purposely to avoid threads like these. Thank you.
almost made the jump last night as I got stuck with the "unable to contact google" and ended up having to reflash Cloudy to get the bloody thing to work (tried everything, reinstalling apks, modding the hosts, etc but no dice)
Now its running happily again.
And why didn't I post this in the lollypop sticky, to be honest I missed the thing! (again) my bad.
Also in the same situation, except I'm on stock ROM and waiting to decide either to flash a ROM of kitkat or wait till Cm 12 is stable..
Also would like to see your questions answered..
Magico94 said:
Also in the same situation, except I'm on stock ROM and waiting to decide either to flash a ROM of kitkat or wait till Cm 12 is stable..
Also would like to see your questions answered..
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I also have been on stock until yesterday. I did root and bumped. Change the horrible minfree and dpi, installed adaway, greenify and updated to lollipop. Well I havent done much testing, but for now I didnt encounter a single problem. It's more fluid and looking really good with Lollipop Theme. If you don't like you can always easily go back I dont really see the point to ask is it worth it. Just do it. For me it was like 15 min. And if not liking always have a backup!
Hi guys,
Been reading these forums for the last few hours but still struggling to make my mind up...I would like to know your opinions on the best method of rooting my phone (SM-n9005 on lollipop 5.0) and what ROM and kernal you recommend please? The most important factor for me is stability/lack of bugs but without going back to an earlier version of android. Or would that mean that it would make more sense to keep the stock ROM/kernal?
I apologise in advance for any stupid questions as I am pretty new to this but very eager to tinker!
Thanks!
my choice!
Darren653 said:
Hi guys,
Been reading these forums for the last few hours but still struggling to make my mind up...I would like to know your opinions on the best method of rooting my phone (SM-n9005 on lollipop 5.0) and what ROM and kernal you recommend please? The most important factor for me is stability/lack of bugs but without going back to an earlier version of android. Or would that mean that it would make more sense to keep the stock ROM/kernal?
I apologise in advance for any stupid questions as I am pretty new to this but very eager to tinker!
Thanks!
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* Root via CF Auto Root
* Flash AryaMod ROM (via TWRP)
* Flash Lean Kernel 6.3 (via TWRP)
Well my choice for rooting is simple. Install a custom recovery (TWRP), then flash the SuperSU zip from there, done.
My preferred custom ROM (for you) would be Arya, cause it comes with lots of features, and it's based on stock Samsung TW ROM, so its stable as hell.
Kernel? Well I am sorry to say I can't say that, probably Audax? I am on Stock at this moment, and all I know if I move to a custom kernel it will be Audax at this moment, cause honestly I don't see any reason to use any other kernel other than that. I prefer a kernel for its additional features, and those aren't available then I don't see any point of using a custom kernel
ithehappy said:
Well my choice for rooting is simple. Install a custom recovery (TWRP), then flash the SuperSU zip from there, done.
My preferred custom ROM (for you) would be Arya, cause it comes with lots of features, and it's based on stock Samsung TW ROM, so its stable as hell.
Kernel? Well I am sorry to say I can't say that, probably Audax? I am on Stock at this moment, and all I know if I move to a custom kernel it will be Audax at this moment, cause honestly I don't see any reason to use any other kernel other than that. I prefer a kernel for its additional features, and those aren't available then I don't see any point of using a custom kernel
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Thanks a lot for the help! By the sounds of it then, i will definitely go with the Arya ROM...I'm assuming this and Aryamod are the same thing? Also, will this offer many more advantages as the stock ROM and will it be as stable? The main reason i have decided to root my phone is to get more out of apps requiring root and to get rid of bloatware.
With regards to the kernal, i guess being a novice, all i understand is that they can improve battery performance and phone performance so i would like to go for one fitting this. Unless i have missed the idea completely lol
Thanks again mate
Darren653 said:
Thanks a lot for the help! By the sounds of it then, i will definitely go with the Arya ROM...I'm assuming this and Aryamod are the same thing? Also, will this offer many more advantages as the stock ROM and will it be as stable? The main reason i have decided to root my phone is to get more out of apps requiring root and to get rid of bloatware.
With regards to the kernal, i guess being a novice, all i understand is that they can improve battery performance and phone performance so i would like to go for one fitting this. Unless i have missed the idea completely lol
Thanks again mate
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This is Arya mate, http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-3/development/rom-aryamod-v1-tw-lollipop-t2990920
Yes, the ROM is damn stable, as stable as stock ROM, I used the ROM for almost two months, and in fact I am downloading it now, getting bored of stock ROM.
Yes, kernel can improve battery life and performance, if you know what to tweak.
ithehappy said:
This is Arya mate, http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-3/development/rom-aryamod-v1-tw-lollipop-t2990920
Yes, the ROM is damn stable, as stable as stock ROM, I used the ROM for almost two months, and in fact I am downloading it now, getting bored of stock ROM.
Yes, kernel can improve battery life and performance, if you know what to tweak.
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Thanks a lot! I'm just backing up my phone then I'm going to try to root it and install the ROM tonight! I think i'll leave the custom kernal for a while so I can see how i get on with the stock kernel. At least then i'll hopefully be able to compare once i do flash a new one.
Thanks for being patient
Darren653 said:
Thanks a lot! I'm just backing up my phone then I'm going to try to root it and install the ROM tonight! I think i'll leave the custom kernal for a while so I can see how i get on with the stock kernel. At least then i'll hopefully be able to compare once i do flash a new one.
Thanks for being patient
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Sure mate, we are here to help. Just do a wipe before doing all that, cause without wiping the ROM and all its features might not work and the ROM won't be stable anyway. Wipe everything from TWRP, under Advanced wipe section, except external SD card of course. Take a backup beforehand. Remember, if you do that advanced wipe thing, then you won't have anything on your phone, so better download Arya before doing all that.
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Sure mate, we are here to help. Just do a wipe before doing all that, cause without wiping the ROM and all its features might not work and the ROM won't be stable anyway. Wipe everything from TWRP, under Advanced wipe section, except external SD card of course. Take a backup beforehand. Remember, if you do that advanced wipe thing, then you won't have anything on your phone, so better download Arya before doing all that.
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I've managed to root it without any problems so I'm well chuffed
I decided to get the hang of titanium backup and TWRP backup before i start messing about too much with custom ROMS. Which for me, is a very sensible decision
I've been looking at the Arya rom which like you said, seems amazingly stable now, and the Darklord N5 or S6 port, which apparently is stable now too. Do you have any experience with the Darklord N5 or S6 ROMs? How do these compare to the Arya? Lastly, now that I've rooted it, is there much to gain from a custom ROM as it seems that you can get many different apps to customise different things whilst keeping the stability of the OEM ROM?
Darren653 said:
I've managed to root it without any problems so I'm well chuffed
I decided to get the hang of titanium backup and TWRP backup before i start messing about too much with custom ROMS. Which for me, is a very sensible decision
I've been looking at the Arya rom which like you said, seems amazingly stable now, and the Darklord N5 or S6 port, which apparently is stable now too. Do you have any experience with the Darklord N5 or S6 ROMs? How do these compare to the Arya? Lastly, now that I've rooted it, is there much to gain from a custom ROM as it seems that you can get many different apps to customise different things whilst keeping the stability of the OEM ROM?
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Unfortunately I don't posses any idea about those ROMs mate. As much as I would like to respect and admire those developers (you have no idea how hard it is to do even a simple mod, let alone a full ROM like that), at the same time I will have to say almost all the ported ROMs have some sort of issues, be it S6 or Note 5 or Note 4, yes, they might be negligible to some, but I want my phone to be performing as stable as possible. And as Arya is based on Stock Note 3 firmware there is no chance of any instability. But if you find Darklord Note 5 port stable and don't encounter any problem then use it, by all means. Heck if Samsung doesn't release 5.1.1 i next couple of months then I too obviously will that route, but for now 5.0 is okay enough for me.
And yes, with a custom ROM you can do a lot of things as you have already experienced. You rooted it to install the custom ROM, and then there are the ROM features which need root, so yes, custom all the way. This is coming from a stock ROM lover by the way, but as I said before, Arya is as stable as a stock ROM, and comes with some really handy features additionally, so its a simple decision for me
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Unfortunately I don't posses any idea about those ROMs mate. As much as I would like to respect and admire those developers (you have no idea how hard it is to do even a simple mod, let alone a full ROM like that), at the same time I will have to say almost all the ported ROMs have some sort of issues, be it S6 or Note 5 or Note 4, yes, they might be negligible to some, but I want my phone to be performing as stable as possible. And as Arya is based on Stock Note 3 firmware there is no chance of any instability. But if you find Darklord Note 5 port stable and don't encounter any problem then use it, by all means. Heck if Samsung doesn't release 5.1.1 i next couple of months then I too obviously will that route, but for now 5.0 is okay enough for me.
And yes, with a custom ROM you can do a lot of things as you have already experienced. You rooted it to install the custom ROM, and then there are the ROM features which need root, so yes, custom all the way. This is coming from a stock ROM lover by the way, but as I said before, Arya is as stable as a stock ROM, and comes with some really handy features additionally, so its a simple decision for me
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That sounds like good advice mate. Thanks for all of your help!
Hi there. I am kinda new on these things.
I am at my home right now. I have the time to backup everything.
I am on stock right now , I have started getting a bit of lags here and there.
Should I root and install a custom rom?
And if yes , what is the best combination of kernel and rom for the best performance and battery.
Akshatk said:
Hi there. I am kinda new on these things.
I am at my home right now. I have the time to backup everything.
I am on stock right now , I have started getting a bit of lags here and there.
Should I root and install a custom rom?
And if yes , what is the best combination of kernel and rom for the best performance and battery.
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DO NOT INSTALL CUSTOM ROM, if you have to ask that question.
On a serious note, a factory reset will take care of all lags.Rooting is for those who have a spare phone,want to play around and can afford brick sooner or later. Moto has determined stock to be best for all others.
pradyot said:
DO NOT INSTALL CUSTOM ROM, if you have to ask that question.
On a serious note, a factory reset will take care of all lags.Rooting is for those who have a spare phone,want to play around and can afford brick sooner or later. Moto has determined stock to be best for all others.
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I am not so new dude. I have installed custom roms many a times..on my canvas a1.
On that device , it was good bcoz the device itself wasn't so good.
But this moto g5 plus is a nice phone. That's why I'm asking whether i should install custom rom or not
Akshatk said:
I am not so new dude. I have installed custom roms many a times..on my canvas a1.
On that device , it was good bcoz the device itself wasn't so good.
But this moto g5 plus is a nice phone. That's why I'm asking whether i should install custom rom or not
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Acknowledged !! and my apologies.
Rooting and custom roms work well on MotoG+.On some of the latest Oreo roms I was playing around with in the past couple of months,the camera app broke more often than once.If you can live with that in exchange for performance, LineageOS 15 and Pixel Experience roms worked great.
But as with any phone, you have to play around for the best of latest or for stability.
Just my two cents .
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Acknowledged !! and my apologies.
Rooting and custom roms work well on MotoG+.On some of the latest Oreo roms I was playing around with in the past couple of months,the camera app broke more often than once.If you can live with that in exchange for performance, LineageOS 15 and Pixel Experience roms worked great.
But as with any phone, you have to play around for the best of latest or for stability.
Just my two cents .
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What about the battery life?
Can i use greenify etc with these roms?
Thanks for the reply
Install only if a stock firmware higher or equivalent to your current version is available. Else you will not be able to go back to stock. If you attempt to downgrade you will run into problems with bootloaders.
Akshatk said:
What about the battery life?
Can i use greenify etc with these roms?
Thanks for the reply
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Battery life is pretty good on the custom rom side. All updated ROMs are now Android 8.1 and are 64 bit. I usually get 6-7+ hours screen on time and switch between every rom that's released For battery and customizations I recommend AEX or Validius. Also, you can use greenify on any of the custom ROMs and root with magisk and pass safety net as well. I Also recommend you download from telegram group as those links are updated more often than xda.
Telegram links are:
t.me/g5pluslinks ---> All new ROMs released no chat
t.me/motog5plus ---> Release of new ROMs / kernels but lot of chat too.
t.me/MotoG5PlusStuff ---> Collection of all kinds of camera apps.
Too late. I failed to root. And now my camera doesn't work. :Cries:
Gonna try flashing stock (some 92 version ) which has the Nov patch. Older one failed(downgrade).
Help me if you can. PLEASE.
I can explain everything I did.
Too late. I failed to root. And now my camera doesn't work. :Cries:
Gonna try flashing stock (some 92 version ) which has the Nov patch. Older one failed(downgrade).
Help me if you can. PLEASE.
I can explain everything I did.
Ok guys. So..i somehow got the root to work. But the camera is not working. It is saying camera is busy . What should I do?
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Ok guys. So..i somehow got the root to work. But the camera is not working. It is saying camera is busy . What should I do?
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I believe that using custom kernel was the fix to that issue, not 100% sure as I never had the issue myself. Also, if you decide to go to a custom rom you won't have that issue (it only affects stock rom). Another option if you want to stick on stock is find the thread on here for TWRP flashable stock ROMs and use latest one for your phone.
I'm not able to select SD card storage in the recovery mode. What's the issue here? How do I fix it?
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I'm not able to select SD card storage in the recovery mode. What's the issue here? How do I fix it?
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nevermind. I updated twrp to 3.2.1.0 . Now i can use my sd card there.
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I believe that using custom kernel was the fix to that issue, not 100% sure as I never had the issue myself. Also, if you decide to go to a custom rom you won't have that issue (it only affects stock rom). Another option if you want to stick on stock is find the thread on here for TWRP flashable stock ROMs and use latest one for your phone.
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I installed lineage 14.1.
I have no issues now.
Thanks bro!
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I installed lineage 14.1.
I have no issues now.
Thanks bro!
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No problem. Happy I could help.