Google released the Android 7.1 Developer preview for the Nexus 5X device.
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You can enroll your eligible device in the Android beta program to get it on the developer preview or grab the system images here and flash them manually.
So far seems really really smooth, loving the transition animations during setup.
mykenyc said:
So far seems really really smooth, loving the transition animations during setup.
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Can you post some screenshots ?
karthik432 said:
Can you post some screenshots ?
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check out this article:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/1...view-now-available-nexus-5x-nexus-6p-pixel-c/
How's the camera for all of you?
Having problems here with the auto ISO on the camera, running ElementalX kernel.
Edit: Yep, confirmed, 7.0 custom kernels cause camera problems on 7.1.1
Has anybody testeed root methods or twrp on 7.1 yet? Figured I would ask before I tried it.
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pbailey212 said:
Has anybody testeed root methods or twrp on 7.1 yet? Figured I would ask before I tried it.
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I did and everything was working just fine until I tried flashing a tweak to make the nav bar look like the pixel. it sucks because now I will have to go back and redo everything I just did. installing twrp worked, rooting worked, installing the pixel launcher worked, changing the build prop to enable google assistant worked just not the mod to change the nav bar.
Just so everyone knows NexusRootToolkit by Wugfresh works like a charm
Has anyone tried altering your build.prop to get Assistant working?
erikcave said:
Has anyone tried altering your build.prop to get Assistant working?
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Yes it worksjist like it did on 7.0. I used the flashable zip method.
Another quick question,
I downloaded from here:
https://developer.android.com/preview/download.html#top
to get a .zip file. Do in install this in TWRP? I was expecting to have to use NRT.
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Another quick question,
I downloaded from here:
https://developer.android.com/preview/download.html#top
to get a .zip file. Do in install this in TWRP? I was expecting to have to use NRT.
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Yes u can use it. But device may reboot while installing. If it rebooted: Don't do any wipes, just re-run installation!
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Wow. Camera stock app now similar to Pixel's
erikcave said:
Has anyone tried altering your build.prop to get Assistant working?
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erikcave said:
Another quick question,
I downloaded from here:
https://developer.android.com/preview/download.html#top
to get a .zip file. Do in install this in TWRP? I was expecting to have to use NRT.
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No you download it on your PC and put your phone in fastboot then run the flash all.bat file and it does everything for you
I am stock rooted on 7.0. I am guessing I can't install the OTA ?
I can't get twrp to work. It keeps wanting to decrypt and it still won't read my storage if I am decrypted. I tried 3.0.2.1, 2.2, and 2.3
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I'm on PureNexus, can I flash the ota over custom rom and custom kernel?
tauio111 said:
How's the camera for all of you?
Having problems here with the auto ISO on the camera, running ElementalX kernel.
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I read on Flash kernel thread that that's a bug with 7.0 kernels on 7.1.
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i try OTA update on Stock + after a Factory reset who delete the SuperSu ....... Downloading i'm waitting for ready to reboot and applying 7.1 update
Just installed. Now, storage is taking more space than earlier
axiel7 said:
I'm on PureNexus, can I flash the ota over custom rom and custom kernel?
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No, Clean flash Stock then 7.1 OTA.
Related
I just got my second hand Nexus 6p and the bootloader came unlocked and TWRP is installed.
The updates don't work when TWRP is installed so I want to go back to the stock recovery.
How can I achieve that?
Build number: MMB29P
Android 6.0.1
January 2016 patch.
twrp has nothing to do with not being able to take an update.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
read this, regardless.
Tommebaas said:
I just got my second hand Nexus 6p and the bootloader came unlocked and TWRP is installed.
The updates don't work when TWRP is installed so I want to go back to the stock recovery.
How can I achieve that?
Build number: MMB29P
Android 6.0.1
January 2016 patch.
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If you want to return to stock, use fastboot and follow section 10 of this guide by Heisenberg.
Edit: See above post lol
Soulfly3 said:
twrp has nothing to do with not being able to take an update.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
read this, regardless.
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I got a notification that there's and update.
So I downloaded it and try to install it but it just takes me to TWRP and nothing happens.
Tommebaas said:
I got a notification that there's and update.
So I downloaded it and try to install it but it just takes me to TWRP and nothing happens.
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Did you read the suggestions offered to you? You remove by installing stock recovery.
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markwebb said:
Did you read the suggestions offered to you? You remove by installing stock recovery.
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Yes I read it and I'm following the steps now.
But I was just saying that I'm not able to update when TWRP is installed, this guy above said that TWRP has nothing to do with it.
Soulfly3 said:
twrp has nothing to do with not being able to take an update.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
read this, regardless.
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It actually does, TWRP can't flash OTA updates.
Heisenberg said:
It actually does, TWRP can't flash OTA updates.
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:cyclops::cyclops:
I read it as tho he was flashing it via PC, not OTA.
my bad
Remove twrp
SlimSnoopOS said:
If you want to return to stock, use fastboot and follow section 10 of this guide by Heisenberg.
Edit: See above post lol
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Can we remove twrp by Nexusroot toolkit??
If yes,then what is the procedure
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Can we remove twrp by Nexusroot toolkit??
If yes,then what is the procedure
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I'm sure you can. I don't use toolkits so I don't know.
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Tommebaas said:
I got a notification that there's and update.
So I downloaded it and try to install it but it just takes me to TWRP and nothing happens.
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Why not just flash a custom Rom that satisfies your needs. Your already this close.
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Why not just flash a custom Rom that satisfies your needs. Your already this close.
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That was posted a year ago my friend
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My Nexus 6P is rooted and running Android Marshmallow (6.0.1) (supposed to be systemless but not sure anymore)
I have unlocked the bootloader and have twrp as my recovery.
I have exposed framework with some modules installed and working (notification bar clock now shows the seconds and stuff like that....)
So I recently got my Nexus 6p and the first thing I did was root and install twrp via adb and fast boot so I could use exposed framework. I would like to know what my options are in receiving ota updates? I have the Android security patch from January 1, 2016 and I just got an Android system update notification that includes a newer security patch from February and I'm not sure if I can get a specific ota that is flashable through twrp or if I'll need to back up my stuff and flash stock or if there's an easier way to do this because I'd prefer to not have to set up everything all over again.
If you need me to provide any further information about my device just tell me.
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I'm currently on build MMB29P and I have checked the Google dev page on Factory Images for Nexus Devices
And apparently MHC19I is the newest.
use flashfire
http://nexus5.wonderhowto.com/how-t...thout-losing-root-no-computer-needed-0168428/
fireeyeeian said:
My Nexus 6P is rooted and running Android Marshmallow (6.0.1) (supposed to be systemless but not sure anymore)
I have unlocked the bootloader and have twrp as my recovery.
I have exposed framework with some modules installed and working (notification bar clock now shows the seconds and stuff like that....)
So I recently got my Nexus 6p and the first thing I did was root and install twrp via adb and fast boot so I could use exposed framework. I would like to know what my options are in receiving ota updates? I have the Android security patch from January 1, 2016 and I just got an Android system update notification that includes a newer security patch from February and I'm not sure if I can get a specific ota that is flashable through twrp or if I'll need to back up my stuff and flash stock or if there's an easier way to do this because I'd prefer to not have to set up everything all over again.
If you need me to provide any further information about my device just tell me.
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I'm currently on build MMB29P and I have checked the Google dev page on Factory Images for Nexus Devices
And apparently MHC19I is the newest.
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I have all the OTA zips listen in my index. As previously mentioned you can use Flashfire to flash them without having to undo your modifications.
But with flashfire you will still lose all of your modifications like xposed apps? You have to redo it all? Anyone have a direct link to the new feb security update?
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I have all the OTA zips listen in my index. As previously mentioned you can use Flashfire to flash them without having to undo your modifications.
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I've used flash fire back on my s4 so this is good but
Should I disable my exposed modules before I flash with flash fire as i can also reinstall exposed along with the ota? It's my First time using exposed because my s4 has a locked bootloader.
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But with flashfire you will still lose all of your modifications like xposed apps? You have to redo it all? Anyone have a direct link to the new feb security update?
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Downloaded modules should stay intact. However, I am not sure if the OTA update has library changes, that may affect Xposed installation. Anyhow, simply flashing the Xposed Installer zip will suffice.
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Downloaded modules should stay intact. However, I am not sure if the OTA update has library changes, that may affect Xposed installation. Anyhow, simply flashing the Xposed Installer zip will suffice.
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Thanked you!
Will the latest google image for the 6p already have the security patch in it? I dont see a changelog or a timestamp so I cant tell if its just the old image.
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Thanked you!
Will the latest google image for the 6p already have the security patch in it? I dont see a changelog or a timestamp so I cant tell if its just the old image.
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No need to thank, just add this to your knowledge for future reference. That will be more than enough for me.
Which security patch are you talking about, specifically? The latest Google factory image as of now, contains the March security update. You can read a more detailed article here: https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/2016-03-01.html
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No need to thank, just add this to your knowledge for future reference. That will be more than enough for me.
Which security patch are you talking about, specifically? The latest Google factory image as of now, contains the March security update. You can read a more detailed article here: https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/2016-03-01.html
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Ok i just used flashfire to update with the image file. Made sure to follow the instructions and even got it to flash xposed for me after.
It all went smoothly. But upon reboot it looked like it was doing an android app update but it stopped and everything seems like it was before. The security update didnt work. Still says january.
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Ok i just used flashfire to update with the image file. Made sure to follow the instructions and even got it to flash xposed for me after.
It all went smoothly. But upon reboot it looked like it was doing an android app update but it stopped and everything seems like it was before. The security update didnt work. Still says january.
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What did you flash, image files or OTA zip?
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What did you flash, image files or OTA zip?
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The system image file. Not the ota one. I got it from the google developer site with my matching build.
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The system image file. Not the ota one. I got it from the google developer site with my matching build.
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Well then you just flash the system partition only. I would say, flash the OTA zip.
Wait! "with my matching build" ? Which build did you download?
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Well then you just flash the system partition only. I would say, flash the OTA zip.
Wait! "with my matching build" ? Which build did you download?
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My build is MMB29P. I got the 6.0.1 matching my build. Did I pick the wrong one?
squall458 said:
My build is MMB29P. I got the 6.0.1 matching my build. Did I pick the wrong one?
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Yes. You will need to pick MHC19I factory image, and extract the system.img from it. Flash it, and also the vendor.img too.
Every thing worked out I had downloaded the most recent build and exposed installer flashed through flash fire everything seems good so far.
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Yes. You will need to pick MHC19I factory image, and extract the system.img from it. Flash it, and also the vendor.img too.
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Ohhh ic! I dont pick my matching build? I just pick the last one which is the latest update?
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Ohhh ic! I dont pick my matching build? I just pick the last one which is the latest update?
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Picking the current build is simply reflashing it. To update, you will need to flash the system.img from the latest factory image.
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fireeyeeian said:
Every thing worked out I had downloaded the most recent build and exposed installer flashed through flash fire everything seems good so far.
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Great.
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Picking the current build is simply reflashing it. To update, you will need to flash the system.img from the latest factory image.
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Great.
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It worked! You are the best. Ppl like you make xda such an awesome forum! Bless you
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It worked! You are the best. Ppl like you make xda such an awesome forum! Bless you
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People like all of us, you, me, and everyone else, make this a better community. Belonging to different countries and cultures, and we still understand each other very well. :highfive:
Finnaly Cyanogen OS released his Marshmallow for Oneplus ONE
You guys can download here
Presentation Movie by @kawaii_bacon
You can flash this zip or you can install "Cyanogen Update Tracker" from playstore
IMPORTANT: This is INCREMENTAL/Update OTA so be sure you have 100% stock COS YOG7DAS2K1without Root with stock recovery before flash.
Have fun
I'd love to hear from anyone who was previously on a CM13 ROM and then installed COS13. Do you notice any performance differences? Any notable user-facing features in COS13 that are not present in CM13? Basically is there any real reason for people like me to go back to stock and get this update?
I should mention that I am running the latest build of Sultanxda's CM13 ROM (0404).
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I'd love to hear from anyone who was previously on a CM13 ROM and then installed COS13. Do you notice any performance differences? Any notable user-facing features in COS13 that are not present in CM13? Basically is there any real reason for people like me to go back to stock and get this update?
I should mention that I am running the latest build of Sultanxda's CM13 ROM (0404).
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I forget to mention that I didn't test it. OP updated
but this is without MOD .... Why?
That is one sketchy link in the OP. Here's the official download link: http://builds.cyngn.com/incremental/bacon/cm-bacon-cee4e8702d-to-e36dd78050-signed.zip
I've downloaded it & tried.But no luck.. TWRP show an error "this device has 5.1.1 user key"..But im already on custom 6.1.1
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I've downloaded it & tried.But no luck.. TWRP show an error "this device has 5.1.1 user key"..But im already on custom 6.1.1
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Your phone needs to be 100% stock YOG7DAS2K1 if you want to sideload the OTA.
Ahhh screw it, I'm going to do it. I'll be back with my observations.
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That is one sketchy link in the OP. Here's the official download link: http://builds.cyngn.com/incremental/bacon/cm-bacon-cee4e8702d-to-e36dd78050-signed.zip
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Link updated, thanks :good:
Good evening everyone!!
My oneplus has Resurection Remix Marshmallow.
For install I flash with twrp cm-12.1-YOG7DAS2K1-bacon-signed-d347503447.zip?
Jjul said:
Good evening everyone!!
My oneplus has Resurection Remix Marshmallow.
For install I flash with twrp cm-12.1-YOG7DAS2K1-bacon-signed-d347503447.zip?
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Read red letters in OP
Jjul said:
Good evening everyone!!
My oneplus has Resurection Remix Marshmallow.
For install I flash with twrp cm-12.1-YOG7DAS2K1-bacon-signed-d347503447.zip?
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In cm-12.1-YOG7DAS2K1-bacon-signed-d347503447.zip is there the recovery to?
Jjul said:
In cm-12.1-YOG7DAS2K1-bacon-signed-d347503447.zip is there the recovery to?
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No
mekanismen said:
Your phone needs to be 100% stock YOG7DAS2K1 if you want to sideload the OTA.
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well tried that too..But didn't work
crazykas said:
well tried that too..But didn't work
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Flash an older version of 12.1 (not the latest 12.1.1), let it update to the latest 12.1.1, then manually update the ota to 13... Or edit the updater script to skip checks for release keys..
Setting.Out said:
Flash an older version of 12.1 (not the latest 12.1.1), let it update to the latest 12.1.1, then manually update the ota to 13... Or edit the updater script to skip checks for release keys..
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i dont know how to edit update script to skip release key verification
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i dont know how to edit update script to skip release key verification
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Then try the first option..
Running really really good so smooth
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onyone can create zip for twrp?
Just finished setting up my phone after a complete clean flash (fastboot 12.1.1 + sideloading the update) and I gotta say that it feels really snappy so far. Noticed some new strange included apps, Instagram Content, Twitter Content and Discovery. I guess the Instagram and Twitter apps have something to do with the lock screen, but I've disabled them. I have no idea what Discovery does, so if anyone has a guess I'd love to hear it.
The most interesting thing will be battery life, but my verdict on that will have to wait until I've tested it for a couple of days.
Is there any easy way to root Android 7 right now? I want to add viperFX because the speaker on my phone is whack as well as maybe test out a few kernels (is Franco still any good? Haven't used one of his kernels since the N4 days). Also I'm not sure if rooting will help but is there also a way to add 60fps recording weather that's 1080p or 4k?
Any help is much appreciated!
Thank you and happy flashing
Same as M. Flash twrp 3.0.2-2, run supersu 2.76 in TWRP.
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milan187 said:
Same as M. Flash twrp 3.0.2-2, run supersu 2.76 in TWRP.
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Run 2.78 SR1, there was an exploit found in 2.78 stable.
http://www.xda-developers.com/super...su-binary-bugfixes-and-new-versioning-scheme/
x714x said:
Run 2.78 SR1, there was an exploit found in 2.78 stable.
http://www.xda-developers.com/super...su-binary-bugfixes-and-new-versioning-scheme/
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Yeah might as well. It will still update OTA later.
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Raphael17 said:
Is there any easy way to root Android 7 right now? I want to add viperFX because the speaker on my phone is whack as well as maybe test out a few kernels (is Franco still any good? Haven't used one of his kernels since the N4 days). Also I'm not sure if rooting will help but is there also a way to add 60fps recording weather that's 1080p or 4k?
Any help is much appreciated!
Thank you and happy flashing
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
How to update supersu, just regularly over play store / apk, or is it better to flash the new version in twrp?
adsubzero said:
How to update supersu, just regularly over play store / apk, or is it better to flash the new version in twrp?
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Either way is fine.
Hi guys
My phone is rooted with a current build NMJ51B.. I see a notification saying that there is a system update available build NMJ88C
I'm unsure if I should install because I'm wondering, will system update mess up my phone, since it is rooted? I'd like to avoid any possible mess up . ?
you wont be able to install it while rooted anyway
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you wont be able to install it while rooted anyway
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Ah, I see. That quite sucks. Is there any way to disable or hide?
uninstall magisk and flash one of the stock builds here https://forum.xda-developers.com/essential-phone/development/stock-7-1-1-nmj20d-t3701681
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uninstall magisk and flash one of the stock builds here https://forum.xda-developers.com/essential-phone/development/stock-7-1-1-nmj20d-t3701681
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Might as well wait until the current build goes up and flash that.
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