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Simple as that.
Does anyone know how to do this?
If so can they provide instructions & any links?
Thanks
Hi... Your answer is somewhere here...:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/nexus-6-index-thread-t3229412
5.1 said:
Hi... Your answer is somewhere here...:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/nexus-6-index-thread-t3229412
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Not seeing anything there on turning off phone encryption nexus 6 nougat.
@home said:
Not seeing anything there on turning off phone encryption nexus 6 nougat.
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Seriously? Check the screenshot below, It's from this thread...
5.1 said:
Seriously? Check the screenshot below, It's from this thread...
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The link you provided https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/nexus-6-index-thread-t3229412
Only for Lollipop. Not seeing Nougat.
@home said:
The link you provided https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/nexus-6-index-thread-t3229412
Only for Lollipop. Not seeing Nougat.
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Do you use complete stock firmware? Do you have any mod, rom, kernel, TWRP installed?
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Do you use complete stock firmware? Do you have any mod, rom, kernel, TWRP installed?
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Completely stock. Nougat 7.0.
This, if you haven't found it yet:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/development/kernel-stock-kernel-root-color-control-t3218958
Or wait for a new version of this:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...-fed-patcher-v8-forceencrypt-disable-t3234422
Finally:
Install a custom kernel...
All of the above include that you backup your datas and format them once the proper kernel gets flashed, but I guess you know that?!
Hoping this is what you are looking for?!
Thanks for all that.
None of them appear to turn off encryption though.
Encryption isn't magically turned off once you install a kernel that doesn't force encrypt...
Once installed, you have to issue these command in fastboot:
fastboot format userdata
fastboot reboot
Backup first...
5.1 said:
Encryption isn't magically turned off once you install a kernel that doesn't force encrypt...
Once installed, you have to issue these command in fastboot:
fastboot format userdata
fastboot reboot
Backup first...
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OK Thanks. I shall try again later.
Ok, so I have the QA1 package from AT&T, how to I turn it into something that Odin can use?
johnnynmonic said:
Ok, so I have the QA1 package from AT&T, how to I turn it into something that Odin can use?
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Is it the OTA update or the actual full firmware?
IF its just the OTA package, we can still use that, all we have to do is flash the preceding firmware with ODIN and then use recovery to flash the OTA zip.
Upon closer inspection, it's just the update package. I can upload it somewhere, but probably not necessary. Downloaded from here with a tip from another thread:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuWin32\bin\wget.exe" --user-agent="SAMSUNG-Android" --no-check-certificate "https://xdmd.sl.attcompute.com/agents/42925/1488/SS-G900AUCS4DPH4-to-U4DQA1-UP"
How do I make this into a zip that can update via recovery?
edit: this is probably faster than downloading via Samsung: https://goo.gl/jGt7TO
johnnynmonic said:
How do I make this into a zip that can update via recovery?
edit: this is probably faster than downloading via Samsung: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4s0Yz3zqnEib2NOdno2WEY3Vk0
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Literally all you have to do is put ".zip" at the end of the filename. Its just a zip file without the extension.
Sweet! Thanks for the tip.
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Sweet! Thanks for the tip.
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Anytime If you've got any other questions or need any help with anything feel free to ask.
AptLogic said:
Anytime If you've got any other questions or need any help with anything feel free to ask.
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Well since you put it that way - will this wipe my data?
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Well since you put it that way - will this wipe my data?
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It shouldn't... then again I had one OTA flash that half-flashed and then wiped everything so its a good idea to back up your important stuff
Bummer...wiped. Not a huge deal as I had a backup, but to anyone else following: this wipes everything.
Added QA1 - QB1 update here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/at...les-tested-update-to-marshmallow-ph2-t3450223
This WILL wipe your data when you flash this using recovery.
I read here, somewhere, that you need stock recovery to do the update. Since I have flashed another recovery (and rooted and installed Xposed), I'm not sure if I can update to EMUI5.
Furthermore, I'm not even sure how to do the update. The update (b351) is available in FF and checks out as "compatible", but I don't know what the install procedure is. Especially without stock recovery.
Any help or info is much appreciated
yeah, you should flash stock recovery thru ADB and thn try updating...
Not adb but fastboot
thomaskmaagaard said:
I read here, somewhere, that you need stock recovery to do the update. Since I have flashed another recovery (and rooted and installed Xposed), I'm not sure if I can update to EMUI5.
Furthermore, I'm not even sure how to do the update. The update (b351) is available in FF and checks out as "compatible", but I don't know what the install procedure is. Especially without stock recovery.
Any help or info is much appreciated
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You will also need to reflash the stock boot.img, since you're rooted.
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adriansticoid said:
You will also need to reflash the stock boot.img, since you're rooted
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Thanks a lot. Any help, perhaps, on where I get that. And the recovery mentioned above?
Oh, and why is it not possible to flash the ROM like if it was a custom one? Just wondering
thomaskmaagaard said:
Thanks a lot. Any help, perhaps, on where I get that. And the recovery mentioned above?
Oh, and why is it not possible to flash the ROM like if it was a custom one? Just wondering
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That you may need to find your own. Well in custom ROMs, they are designed to work with custom recoveries like TWRP. While in stock, the whole system is inside update.app, which can't be read by a custom recovery.
adriansticoid said:
That you may need to find your own. Well in custom ROMs, they are designed to work with custom recoveries like TWRP. While in stock, the whole system is inside update.app, which can't be read by a custom recovery.
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Okay, thanks anyways, again. I guess it's time to hunt down those images
thomaskmaagaard said:
Okay, thanks anyways, again. I guess it's time to hunt down those images
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You can ask @DRUGER for that.
Any links to stock recovery and whatever else needed?
Jstyants said:
Any links to stock recovery and whatever else needed?
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Check repository thread
Jstyants said:
Any links to stock recovery and whatever else needed?
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You can also extract stock images from update.app
HELLO FRIENDS, I come to share the unofficial Rom Lineage Os 15.1 for our Moto Z2 Force Nash
developed by the great Erfanoabdi
Mod Edit: link removed
OP please PM me once things are fixed.
Everytime I try to install it, I get updater process ended with ERROR: 255. What am I doing wrong
Can not be flashed. Error 255
robdevil said:
Can not be flashed. Error 255
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Does the error apply to the 3 builds he has?
desudecchi said:
Does the error apply to the 3 builds he has?
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yes
I see the build was pulled. Did anyone have issues with mobile data not working?
robdevil said:
yes
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I searched the forum,the error seems to be related with TWRP(32/64bit)
What about....
https://updater2.invisiblek.org/nash
davehasninjas said:
What about....
https://updater2.invisiblek.org/nash
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I clicked it, but it doesn't open for me. Anyone else try it?
desudecchi said:
I clicked it, but it doesn't open for me. Anyone else try it?
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I just got home from work and I'm getting the same error. Google cache can pull the site up, but I still can't download the file. Maybe too much traffic? Hopefully someone who downloaded it can post a mirror.
EDIT: It's downloading for me now.
EDIT 2: Downloaded it and uploaded to my Google Drive. Here's a link for anyone having trouble:
https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1qgcJXgnk3ExWXT3D9VBjPM3gNFP4hCb7&export=download
This file is working because the others give an error in the installation.
mhdepaula said:
This file is working because the others give an error in the installation.
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No idea, haven't installed it myself, it's still pretty early on, I'm in no rush and am OK waiting for it to become more stable personally. Just trying to help those who wanted it.
update link
I can not install this with the same error !!
There are just boot.img and system.img in lineage.zip.
You cannot install it by twrp.
fastboot?
devilyuan said:
There are just boot.img and system.img in lineage.zip.
You cannot install it by twrp.
fastboot?
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does our twrp not have the ability to flash .img files?
I would steer clear of this rom for now until we have a *fully* working TWRP. Currently flashing an A/B OTA will break things, not to mention you probably don't have firmware on your other slot, so you're risking potentially bricking your device.
Trust me, I'm the one who got Lineage running on this thing. Wait for a bit, there will be a thread with more information soonish.
Thread closed. OP please PM me once things (TWRP, workaround) are fixed.
There's been several updates I have been unable to install as I am rooted. Is there an easy way to apply updates? Can you unroot, apply updates, then re-root for example? I'm confused about what might be the way. I've seen the debrand thread. But you would still be rooted and therefore unable to apply future updates?
Any advise appreciated
pd555 said:
There's been several updates I have been unable to install as I am rooted. Is there an easy way to apply updates? Can you unroot, apply updates, then re-root for example? I'm confused about what might be the way. I've seen the debrand thread. But you would still be rooted and therefore unable to apply future updates?
Any advise appreciated
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/hu...ide-manual-update-p20-pro-hurupdater-t3816283
I should have mentioned I am on EU (UK) version CLT-L09 8.1.0.103(C782). Not sure if this method will work for me?
I'll have a read through the thread though
Personally I flash no check recovery firat then reroot after the update
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Personally I flash no check recovery firat then reroot after the update
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I’m not familiar with that. Any links to help please?
I’m not having any success with hurupdater. As you might see from that thread
pd555 said:
I’m not familiar with that. Any links to help please?
I’m not having any success with hurupdater. As you might see from that thread
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It's in my signature mate
pd555 said:
I’m not familiar with that. Any links to help please?
I’m not having any success with hurupdater. As you might see from that thread
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Hurupdater is the simplest solution and I've never had any issues at all.
Did you rename the files correctly?
Did you download the correct files?
Did you put unofficial TWRP .IMG in same directory as the other files and renamed it?
So in total you should have 5 files in one directory. Then just flash hurupdater .zip file in TWRP. That's it.
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Hurupdater is the simplest solution and I've never had any issues at all.
Did you rename the files correctly?
Did you download the correct files?
Did you put unofficial TWRP .IMG in same directory as the other files and renamed it?
So in total you should have 5 files in one directory. Then just flash hurupdater .zip file in TWRP. That's it.
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What can be easier then flashing one file then simply installing an actual official update?
Hu isn't hard I agree but it's certainly not easier then flashing one file.
reppi said:
Hurupdater is the simplest solution and I've never had any issues at all.
Did you rename the files correctly?
Did you download the correct files?
Did you put unofficial TWRP .IMG in same directory as the other files and renamed it?
So in total you should have 5 files in one directory. Then just flash hurupdater .zip file in TWRP. That's it.
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Yes, that's exactly what I did
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What can be easier then flashing one file then simply installing an actual official update?
Hu isn't hard I agree but it's certainly not easier then flashing one file.
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Which one file? no check recovery?
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Which one file? no check recovery?
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Yea just flash no check recovery and it'll overlook the twrp recovery when you install the OTA update is system update.
Obviously has to be an official update but that's all the tinkering that's required.
No check is in the files listed in my guide from my Sig.
Funky huawei by far.
Sent from my CLT-L29 using Tapatalk
dladz said:
Yea just flash no check recovery and it'll overlook the twrp recovery when you install the OTA update is system update.
Obviously has to be an official update but that's all the tinkering that's required.
No check is in the files listed in my guide from my Sig.
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That is easy. Wish I knew that earlier lol. Thought you were talking about debranding in your sig
I’ll know next time