I've tried many times and no go, is it because 8m using magisk?
jrosaly said:
I've tried many times and no go, is it because 8m using magisk?
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Flash this via twrp.
$ideWinder said:
Flash this via twrp.
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The zip installs, but when I reboot, it's not 8nstalled and doesn't install.
jrosaly said:
The zip installs, but when I reboot, it's not 8nstalled and doesn't install.
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If the zip installs it should be enabled under the magisk module.
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If the zip installs it should be enabled under the magisk module.
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No go, the screen is blank if I click on add, I can select the zip from within magisk, but it just shows me the contents of it
jrosaly said:
No go, the screen is blank if I click on add, I can select the zip from within magisk, but it just shows me the contents of it
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I didn't have any problems. Just installed the zip via twrp and it was enabled in the modules.
Ok, this zip file worked. It's supposed to be flash angle from magisk, but that didn't work, I rebooted into recovery, cleared the dalvik and cache and it 8nstalled ad a magisk module.
https://github.com/yashdsaraf/bb-bo...1-YDS-201707241916/Busybox-1.27.1-YDS-ARM.zip
any issue if i do not install busybox?
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I`ve been trying to flash couple of thins on my phone with no success. I copy the .zip i want on sd card, turn off phone and start recovery booting mode and choose "apple update from external storage" and then select my zip. Phone goes into a process, reboots and nothing happens! Last thing i tried was CRT off effect, but again, no sucess. Is there any other way to flash these things?
shomy993 said:
I`ve been trying to flash couple of thins on my phone with no success. I copy the .zip i want on sd card, turn off phone and start recovery booting mode and choose "apple update from external storage" and then select my zip. Phone goes into a process, reboots and nothing happens! Last thing i tried was CRT off effect, but again, no sucess. Is there any other way to flash these things?
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Have you installed a custom recovery like CWM or TWRP? without these installed you won't be able to flash.
radicalisto said:
Have you installed a custom recovery like CWM or TWRP? without these installed you won't be able to flash.
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Yup, installed TWRP Manager...
radicalisto said:
Have you installed a custom recovery like CWM or TWRP? without these installed you won't be able to flash.
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Am I missing any steps I Should make in TWRP?
shomy993 said:
Yup, installed TWRP Manager...
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The mod you have installed isn't compatible with your ROM/Model? - try something else and see if it works
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No errors at all when you apply the update? - You could try updating TWRP or reflashing it again, could just be a small error on the install.
radicalisto said:
The mod you have installed isn't compatible with your ROM/Model? - try something else and see if it works
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No errors at all when you apply the update? - You could try updating TWRP or reflashing it again, could just be a small error on the install.
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I have it fully rooted, but no custom mod...
Which mod are you trying to flash on to the device with TWRP via .zip file then? - you said CRT effect previously?
Depending on what you require, you could try Xposed framework and Wanam Xposed, they have a few mods between them
radicalisto said:
Which mod are you trying to flash on to the device with TWRP via .zip file then? - you said CRT effect previously?
Depending on what you require, you could try Xposed framework and Wanam Xposed, they have a few mods between them
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Im trying to instal CRT effect when screen turns off and some boot animations from team venum... Idk, I might just give up, since nothing i tried by book works xD
It's possible that it just doesn't work on your device, have a peak through the thread about it, and check to be 100% sure, If not ask the Dev and see
Hi,
I've just updated my Imperial ROM to v11 and xposed installer is missing. I'm also not able to install it - got error "App not installed".
Logcat:
Trying to update system app code path from /data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer-1.apk to /data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer-2.apk
Package de.robv.android.xosed.installer signatures do not match the previously installed version; ignoring!
Package couldn't be installed in /data/app/de.robv.android.xposed.installer-2.apk
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I've tried to navigate to that location in root explorer but there's no such thing there. Also tried to search through the all device in root explorer, but nothing related is shown (only a few xposed modules that I use). In root explorer I do have checked "show hidden files".
Any ideas?
I really really really don't want to do the wipe and I also really need xposed that works.
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You tried to install xposed with recovery? (You need CWM or TWRP recovery)
1Maxter1 said:
You tried to install xposed with recovery? (You need CWM or TWRP recovery)
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I've tried to flash xposed framework by recovery but it says I got to install Xposed Installer apk first.
agraeln said:
I've tried to flash xposed framework by recovery but it says I got to install Xposed Installer apk first.
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Wipe dalvik cache and retry the install of xposed installer
1Maxter1 said:
Wipe dalvik cache and retry the install of xposed installer
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Used different way but problem solved. For anyone having that issue: flash xposed disabler using cwm and then reinstall xposed installer apk.
was trying to do a systemless root to use android pay and unrooted my device from the SU app and selected to keep my custom recovery, tried to go into recovery and gave me the stock recovery. Used fastboot to reinstall twrp but after reboot it reverts back to stock, what am i doing wrong.
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Look for a system file called recovery from boot.p (boot.p). Might be your culprit. It's a file , if I recall correctly, that on initial boot overwrites twrp. Puts you back on stock.
You don't need the twrp installed. Just boot to the bootloader and type: fastboot boot twrp-filename.img from your command prompt on your pc.
In order to make sure that custom recovery overwrites twrp, when you have finished flashing twrp, reboot into bootloader immediately. Then flash latest SuperSU. This modifies boot.img so it doesn't overwrite twrp.
so ill fastboot install twrp then i will not reboot into system because if i do the recovery will be overwriten with the old stock recovery. Trying to use a systemless root with magisk
blueyes said:
Look for a system file called recovery from boot.p (boot.p). Might be your culprit. It's a file , if I recall correctly, that on initial boot overwrites twrp. Puts you back on stock.
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where is the file located, should i replace that file or just delete it. Thank you
Toxin715 said:
where is the file located, should i replace that file or just delete it. Thank you
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No no no. Try like I mentioned. Flash TWRP then reboot recovery immediately. Then flash SU. This will prevent TWRP from being overwritten
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dratsablive said:
No no no. Try like I mentioned. Flash TWRP then reboot recovery immediately. Then flash SU. This will prevent TWRP from being overwritten
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OK will do, well give results soon
dratsablive said:
No no no. Try like I mentioned. Flash TWRP then reboot recovery immediately. Then flash SU. This will prevent TWRP from being overwritten
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ok systemless root with magisk works fine along with twrp sticking now. Things to know is when twrp is booting it still says unable to mount system but everything works fine if that matters. Thank you
Toxin715 said:
ok systemless root with magisk works fine along with twrp sticking now. Things to know is when twrp is booting it still says unable to mount system but everything works fine if that matters. Thank you
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What version of TWRP are you flashing?
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Hi there,
I'm hoping someone can help me with a few issues after I've gone through the bootloop fix that was posted a while ago.
I've got the phone up and running (YAY!) but it's really slow. I understand there is a zip file that can be "side loaded" but I'm not sure how that's done. I boot into the recovery mode but it asks for a password. When I cancel and just go to install there are no files that can be found, even though I copied the file into several directories on the phone.
The second thing is that despite being set to US English I don't seem to have assistant anymore. Has this happened to anyone else?
Thanks.
Did you flash the latest performance fix image from xcnathan??
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mdfarazb2 said:
Did you flash the latest performance fix image from xcnathan??
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I loaded the image on the phone.
Rebooted the phone into recovery mode.
Tried to install it, but I wasn't able to find it in any directory.
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I loaded the image on the phone.
Rebooted the phone into recovery mode.
Tried to install it, but I wasn't able to find it in any directory.
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Did you click the "install/flash image" button in the lower right corner?
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mdfarazb2 said:
Did you click the "install/flash image" button in the lower right corner?
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I don't have an install/flash image in the bottom right.
The Install button is located at the top left, there are no files when I go in there, and the directory list seems like it's missing stuff.
There is also Wipe, backup, restore, mount, settings, advanced, and reboot.
on the advanced screen i have copy log, fix contexts, file manager, terminal reload theme and adb sideload.
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I don't have an install/flash image in the bottom right.
The Install button is located at the top left, there are no files when I go in there, and the directory list seems like it's missing stuff.
There is also Wipe, backup, restore, mount, settings, advanced, and reboot.
on the advanced screen i have copy log, fix contexts, file manager, terminal reload theme and adb sideload.
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When you browse your internal storage, you see no files/folders? Completely blank? That means you probably need to factory reset your phone once... Wipe everything including the internal storage, and did you get an option at the startup of twrp, the read only settings? And slide to confirm? Did you slide that button?
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When you browse your internal storage, you see no files/folders? Completely blank? That means you probably need to factory reset your phone once... Wipe everything including the internal storage, and did you get an option at the startup of twrp, the read only settings? And slide to confirm? Did you slide that button?
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I see some directories, but no files and some directories are missing.
When I boot into recovery mode it asks for a password. I click cancel and then swipe right to keep going.
madclancrew said:
I see some directories, but no files and some directories are missing.
When I boot into recovery mode it asks for a password. I click cancel and then swipe right to keep going.
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Yup... You're doing right... After going into Install section there's no option in lower right corner named flash zip or flash image? Just Bedside select storage.
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mdfarazb2 said:
Yup... You're doing right... After going into Install section there's no option in lower right corner named flash zip or flash image? Just Bedside select storage.
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I do see that button.
I have the file saved to the root>sdcard>Download folder. (based on the file structure from the app I'm using on the phone.
But when I'm in the recovery mode and I look in the file structure I go to sdcard and there are no subfolders.
My root directory has boot, cache, data, dev, etc, license, oem, proc, recovery, res, root, sbin, sdcard, sideload, supersu, sys, system, tmp twres, usb-otg, vendor.
Almost all the folders contain no further sub folders.
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I do see that button.
I have the file saved to the root>sdcard>Download folder. (based on the file structure from the app I'm using on the phone.
But when I'm in the recovery mode and I look in the file structure I go to sdcard and there are no subfolders.
My root directory has boot, cache, data, dev, etc, license, oem, proc, recovery, res, root, sbin, sdcard, sideload, supersu, sys, system, tmp twres, usb-otg, vendor.
Almost all the folders contain no further sub folders.
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Hello! I have the EXACT same issue in TWRP.
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under "select storage" it shows (0M) for internal
HEY! fixed it by downloading official TWRP and fastboot flashing it.
stewwmann said:
HEY! fixed it by downloading official TWRP and fastboot flashing it.
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Where did you get the official TWRP from?
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Where did you get the official TWRP from?
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https://twrp.me/Devices/
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I do see that button.
I have the file saved to the root>sdcard>Download folder. (based on the file structure from the app I'm using on the phone.
But when I'm in the recovery mode and I look in the file structure I go to sdcard and there are no subfolders.
My root directory has boot, cache, data, dev, etc, license, oem, proc, recovery, res, root, sbin, sdcard, sideload, supersu, sys, system, tmp twres, usb-otg, vendor.
Almost all the folders contain no further sub folders.
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Oops your twrp problem then... flash the official one as suggested by stewwmann... and try again if it still doesnt work do a complete wipe including internal storage and then flash that image again via otg or fastboot pushing your file...
mdfarazb2 said:
Oops your twrp problem then... flash the official one as suggested by stewwmann... and try again if it still doesnt work do a complete wipe including internal storage and then flash that image again via otg or fastboot pushing your file...
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Ok. I'm obviously screwing this all up.
I downloaded the file, and then went to the boot screen. I entered: ./fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.1.1-0-angerl.img that worked fine. Then I rebooted the bootloader. Then tried to go into recovery and it attempted to load, paused, rebooted and then went to normal bootup. So you're suggesting at this point that I wipe the phone and reinstall the entire 7.1.1 as well as the twrp recovery, and the bootloop fix. Then I should be able to download and install the zip file that will help with the speed issue.
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Ok. I'm obviously screwing this all up.
I downloaded the file, and then went to the boot screen. I entered: ./fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.1.1-0-angerl.img that worked fine. Then I rebooted the bootloader. Then tried to go into recovery and it attempted to load, paused, rebooted and then went to normal bootup. So you're suggesting at this point that I wipe the phone and reinstall the entire 7.1.1 as well as the twrp recovery, and the bootloop fix. Then I should be able to download and install the zip file that will help with the speed issue.
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What!? After flashing the recovery you weren't able to boot into the recovery? Something is wrong I think.. maybe you entered wrong command while flashing... As you said that worked fine so did you see something like "completed in xx.xx seconds" ? After flashing the recovery? You you have, it should be working fine..
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What!? After flashing the recovery you weren't able to boot into the recovery? Something is wrong I think.. maybe you entered wrong command while flashing... As you said that worked fine so did you see something like "completed in xx.xx seconds" ? After flashing the recovery? You you have, it should be working fine..
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Yeah...it didn't work. I'm going to probably have to start from scratch I think. Though this is the third or fourth time I've had to do this.
madclancrew said:
Yeah...it didn't work. I'm going to probably have to start from scratch I think. Though this is the third or fourth time I've had to do this.
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Before you start over,try renaming the official TWRP to just that(TWRP) That's what their website suggests. From their site:
adb reboot bootloader
You should now be in fastboot mode.
Download the correct image file and copy the file into the same folder as your adb and fastboot binaries. Rename the image to twrp.img and type:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot reboot
Note many devices will replace your custom recovery automatically during first boot. To prevent this, use Google to find the proper key combo to enter recovery. After typing fastboot reboot, hold the key combo and boot to TWRP. Once TWRP is booted, TWRP will patch the stock ROM to prevent the stock ROM from replacing TWRP. If you don't follow this step, you will have to repeat the install.
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Before you start over,try renaming the official TWRP to just that(TWRP) That's what their website suggests. From their site:
adb reboot bootloader
You should now be in fastboot mode.
Download the correct image file and copy the file into the same folder as your adb and fastboot binaries. Rename the image to twrp.img and type:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot reboot
Note many devices will replace your custom recovery automatically during first boot. To prevent this, use Google to find the proper key combo to enter recovery. After typing fastboot reboot, hold the key combo and boot to TWRP. Once TWRP is booted, TWRP will patch the stock ROM to prevent the stock ROM from replacing TWRP. If you don't follow this step, you will have to repeat the install.
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Ok. After a few more installs it finally booted into the twrp recovery. But it still can't see anything within the directories. I'm on Install Zip, and there are no files and no sub directories within root or SDcard. Image source is internal.
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Ok. I'm obviously screwing this all up.
I downloaded the file, and then went to the boot screen. I entered: ./fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.1.1-0-angerl.img that worked fine. Then I rebooted the bootloader. Then tried to go into recovery and it attempted to load, paused, rebooted and then went to normal bootup. So you're suggesting at this point that I wipe the phone and reinstall the entire 7.1.1 as well as the twrp recovery, and the bootloop fix. Then I should be able to download and install the zip file that will help with the speed issue.
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Ok. So I am going to have to wipe the phone and install again. I just want to make sure I'm doing this right.
I will restart the phone into bootloader, then reinstall the entire OS from the start. (PATH="$PATH:/user.../ ./flash-all.sh)
That will reinstall the OS from the file I downloaded from Google.
From there I will then reinstall TWRP recovery and their fix. Then, once I've booted up the phone I will load the zip file onto it, and it should become visible in the file directory in the recovery mode.
Am I right in this?
Thanks for your help.
Hi, I'm trying to flash custom roms. Recently I've tried DotOS, RR, Lineage OS, but every time I get 'error 7'. Can anyone help?
How do you install?
dead_alik said:
How do you install?
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I have installed TWRP 3.2.1.2 recovery. Then boot my device into recovery. After that I wiped(factory reset) the device. Then open install and flash latest ROM, but every time I got error 7
flanker076 said:
I have installed TWRP 3.2.1.2 recovery. Then boot my device into recovery. After that I wiped(factory reset) the device. Then open install and flash latest ROM, but every time I got error 7
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Try using the newer twrp 3.2.3. git version from the lineage thread, should fix this most likely
Twrp
flanker076 said:
I have installed TWRP 3.2.1.2 recovery. Then boot my device into recovery. After that I wiped(factory reset) the device. Then open install and flash latest ROM, but every time I got error 7
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Bro, I use twrp 3.2.1 and I have never get error code -7
Download this link https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=746010030569959456
dead_alik said:
Bro, I use twrp 3.2.1 and I have never get error code -7/QUOTE]
still not working
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flanker076 said:
dead_alik said:
Bro, I use twrp 3.2.1 and I have never get error code -7/QUOTE]
still not working
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Do you cut gapps, magisk and custom rom from the pc with usb cable?
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flanker076 said:
Do you cut gapps, magisk and custom rom from the pc with usb cable?
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i copied those from pc, yes
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flanker076 said:
I have installed TWRP 3.2.1.2 recovery. Then boot my device into recovery. After that I wiped(factory reset) the device. Then open install and flash latest ROM, but every time I got error 7
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Instead of flashing twrp, try loading it through fastboot.
Boot into twrp with fastboot, wipe system, data, etc., reboot to fastboot, boot into twrp again and try flashing the rom this time. If it doesnt work try the new twrp 3.2.3.
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dead_alik said:
i copied those from pc, yes
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Its problem on me too. When I copy from pc with usb cable and flash zips get error code -7. You must download custom rom, gapps micro arm64 and magisk in your phone and copy or cut these zip files in your sd card. Because I do this and no error happened on my phone in twrp mode.)))
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Mizuru said:
Instead of flashing twrp, try loading it through fastboot.
Boot into twrp with fastboot, wipe system, data, etc., reboot to fastboot, boot into twrp again and try flashing the rom this time. If it doesnt work try the new twrp 3.2.3.
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I have tried both method, neither of them worked. I'll try again with 3.2.3
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flanker076 said:
Its problem on me too. When I copy from pc with usb cable and flash zips get error code -7. You must download custom rom, gapps micro arm64 and magisk in your phone and copy or cut these zip files in your sd card. Because I do this and no error happened on my phone in twrp mode.)))
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thanks for the suggestion. will try this method. also what ROM are you using?
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dead_alik said:
thanks for the suggestion. will try this method. also what ROM are you using?
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Try this method is working. I use Dotos rom with gapps micro arm64 and magisk 16.0 version. Not at all.)
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