What themes are working on stock non rooted
egren58 said:
What themes are working on stock non rooted
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Non on 7.1. You need root to use it. 8.0 will allow for non root.
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bkeaver said:
Non on 7.1. You need root to use it. 8.0 will allow for non root.
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That sucks
on 8.0 also it has to be a stable build (not beta) and then also it's not 100% guaranteed it will work, depends on the rom.
rrohanjs said:
on 8.0 also it has to be a stable build (not beta) and then also it's not 100% guaranteed it will work, depends on the rom.
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Not true... "After a lot of*teasing, Team*Substratum*and XDA-Developers are proud to announce the release of the*Andromeda add-on for Substratum*which brings*full custom theme support for any*Android 8.0*Oreo device without root.*"
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bkeaver said:
Not true... "After a lot of*teasing, Team*Substratum*and XDA-Developers are proud to announce the release of the*Andromeda add-on for Substratum*which brings*full custom theme support for any*Android 8.0*Oreo device without root.*"
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syko pompus on google plus said that once the stable rom is released then we will find out
egren58 said:
What themes are working on stock non rooted
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Even with root almost nothing is working so don't worry :good:
Pfeffernuss said:
Even with root almost nothing is working so don't worry :good:
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But why is that?. It was working flawless on my note 8 running 7.1.1
egren58 said:
But why is that?. It was working flawless on my note 8 running 7.1.1
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Because they have a app specifically for Samsung devices without root needed
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bkeaver said:
Because they have a app specifically for Samsung devices without root needed
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Thats crazyy i figure op5 would be more compatible since its pretty stock
Some misinformation in this thread.
Stock OxygenOS (whether with or without root) has issues with MOST themes for Substratum. A couple that are actually built for OxygenOS will work with minor glitches.
Substratum does NOT NEED ROOT to work, even on 7.1. However, the firmware has to be build with some specific features to accomplish this. Most OMS firmwares (AOSP) do not need root to be themed. This is why Oreo stock firmware works without root because it has these prerequisites.
I would wait before trying to theme your stock OP5T until either a themed builds one specifically for it (would still need root), or until a good AOSP firmware comes out that you can theme without root.
xocomaox said:
I would wait before trying to theme your stock OP5T until either a themed builds one specifically for it (would still need root), or until a good AOSP firmware comes out that you can theme without root.
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yeah , i'd also recommend waiting at this point. OxygenOS is really terrible when it comes to themeing/skinning (it's never been really standard when it comes to that), Oreo should change this quite a bit by bringing OMS to the table for all roms finally (tho i'm sure some manufacturers will start to remove it from their android port *sigh*).
Once Oreo is well deployed on most big brand names, you'll see substratum take off even more, i'm sure (in fact i'm assuming once OMS is everywhere, there will be some competition too, but we'll see about that...).
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I'm going to buy a Huawei Watch and I have no experience about smartwatch.
My question is this:
Huawei Watch works well with a rooted Nexus N 6P with Android 7.0 (soon to 7.1.1)?
Or maybe the root of Nexus affect some function?
Thank you.
Yes.
thklinge said:
Yes.
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Thank you for your quick response.
You have verified that the root does not affect the cooperation between the two devices?
I ask because I read in some thread (can not remember where) that the root may affect the communication between smartphone and smartwatch.
Thank you.
Root & custom roms works fine with them.
My Huawei watch works fine on my stock rooted 6P on DP2.
Yes, I m using it over CM13, which is the custom ROM and on rooted device with no issue.
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Try to open android wear app while on a custom ROM on nexus 6p you simply cant
troyd28 said:
Try to open android wear app while on a custom ROM on nexus 6p you simply cant
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There's something wrong with your specific ROM then, because many others have no problem.
JimSmith94 said:
There's something wrong with your specific ROM then, because many others have no problem.
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I got the message regarding custom Rom and the Wear App can't open when I upgraded the wear companion app to 2.0. I got the solution to change the user type debug to user in system boot properties file but I prefer to downgrade the companion app to 1.5. Now I m using 1.5 with no issues.
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troyd28 said:
Try to open android wear app while on a custom ROM on nexus 6p you simply cant
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Please check my response regarding your query.
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troyd28 said:
Try to open android wear app while on a custom ROM on nexus 6p you simply cant
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That's BS, I have the watch and Custom ROM the latest stuff and everything works amazing, there is no difference rooted or not.
I also tried Android 2 dev preview works great.
I also unlocked and rooted and flashed custom ROM on the watch itself later, and it's amazing.
ROOT/CUSTOM ROM, have nothing to do with Android Wear or the watch functionality!
If Android Wear is available in your country to download from Google Play, you are good to go
odeccacccp said:
That's BS, I have the watch and Custom ROM the latest stuff and everything works amazing, there is no difference rooted or not.
I also tried Android 2 dev preview works great.
I also unlocked and rooted and flashed custom ROM on the watch itself later, and it's amazing.
ROOT/CUSTOM ROM, have nothing to do with Android Wear or the watch functionality!
If Android Wear is available in your country to download from Google Play, you are good to go
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On what phone?
troyd28 said:
Try to open android wear app while on a custom ROM on nexus 6p you simply cant
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They all use custom build.prop files, try changing: ro.build.type=userdebug to user, reboot your phone and android wear is working
works well with my dev preview, rooted 6p, on 7.1.1.
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On what phone?
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6P
Mainly wanting to keep it clean, i prefer a stock debloat that's smooth and good on battery, a few bells and whistles are always nice but the main focus being functionality. Any suggestions? Comments on specific Roms?
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Stock, rooted, then debloat it yourself with Debloater, perhaps?
Other than that, Jasmine more than likely which is based on stock but has some other goodies and can still benefit from debloating.
viseversa101 said:
Mainly wanting to keep it clean, i prefer a stock debloat that's smooth and good on battery, a few bells and whistles are always nice but the main focus being functionality. Any suggestions? Comments on specific Roms?
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These two are your best bet for close to stock. Both are great on battery and on the newest firmware so it's just a preference on what mods you want. I have stock, rooted ROMs in post 2 and 3.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4-verizon/development/cpl1-firmware-rom-stock-plus-t3532702
https://forum.xda-developers.com/no...k-s-rom-v1-nj5-deodexed-debloated-kk-t3040377
Misterxtc said:
These two are your best bet for close to stock. Both are great on battery and on the newest firmware so it's just a preference on what mods you want. I have stock, rooted ROMs in post 2 and 3.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4-verizon/development/cpl1-firmware-rom-stock-plus-t3532702
https://forum.xda-developers.com/no...k-s-rom-v1-nj5-deodexed-debloated-kk-t3040377
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okay, I am on 5.1.1 lollipop with unlocked bootloader and rooted rom where do I go from here to install your rom?
viseversa101 said:
okay, I am on 5.1.1 lollipop with unlocked bootloader and rooted rom where do I go from here to install your rom?
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Thanks for starting this thread, I've been teetering and thinking I was ready for a change also.
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viseversa101 said:
okay, I am on 5.1.1 lollipop with unlocked bootloader and rooted rom where do I go from here to install your rom?
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Droidatar said:
Thanks for starting this thread, I've been teetering and thinking I was ready for a change also.
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Unfortunately you will have to root and unlock again with this guide. Then you will be able to run the new ROMs. I found this guide very helpful too.
Does anyone know what roms support Verizon WIFI Calling? I tried Pixel Dust and i guess it does not.
Thanks
jguy said:
Does anyone know what roms support Verizon WIFI Calling? I tried Pixel Dust and i guess it does not.
Thanks
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Stock Rom does... I know you are probably looking for custom ROMS though...but couldn't resist.
sb1893 said:
Stock Rom does... I know you are probably looking for custom ROMS though...but couldn't resist.
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Yes, I'm looking for custom ROMs. Thanks for clarifying. I'm on pixel dust right now and WiFi calling doesn't work.
Deleted, didn't realize I was in the xl forum.
Anyone?
jguy said:
Anyone?
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Honestly you should run stock flash magisk and a kernel. I'm also using substratum. You would never know I am running stock. I have a custom lockscreen and center clock root etc...
DR3W5K1 said:
Honestly you should run stock flash magisk and a kernel. I'm also using substratum. You would never know I am running stock. I have a custom lockscreen and center clock root etc...
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Thanks I'll look into that. It's been almost 2 years since I had an unlocked phone that I don't know much about magisk.
Magisk is great it's like super user but it hides root automatically from things like Android pay and other apps that block root. Flashing a kernel is important when you flash magisk because most contain the patch to hide the fact that your bootloader is unlocked. Without that you can't hide root.
Enjoy the official stock rom for g930t by samsung.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410932744536993065
Once you get into the binary 8, there is not way to going back the binary 4
BR
hq15955657 said:
Enjoy the official stock rom for g930t by samsung.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410932744536993065
BR
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You might want to warn people that this breaks root and you are stuck there with no going back
Sent using some kind of device I modified
jrkruse said:
You might want to warn people that this breaks root and you are stuck there with no going back
Sent using some kind of device I modified
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Thank you for telling that.
hq15955657 said:
Thank you for telling that.
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jrkruse said:
You might want to warn people that this breaks root and you are stuck there with no going back
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Looks like the U firmware is going this route too.
http://fota-cloud-dn.ospserver.net/firmware/XAA/SM-G930U/version.test.xml
Whats the difference between 4 and 8?
michel333alfa said:
Whats the difference between 4 and 8?
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I am not the developer, Couldn't able to answer it in the technically way,
but for me, this is the updating from 4 to 8, from Nouga 7.0 to Oreo 8.0,
For me it does perform faster, UI looks cleaner.
BR
michel333alfa said:
Whats the difference between 4 and 8?
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hq15955657 said:
I am not the developer, Couldn't able to answer it in the technically way,
but for me, this is the updating from 4 to 8, from Nouga 7.0 to Oreo 8.0,
For me it does perform faster, UI looks cleaner.
BR
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You can update to Oreo without changing the bootloader version. Oreo has been out for a while and most carriers, except Sprint, upgraded to it while still using b4.
The bootloader is basically a security measure to prevent unauthorized use of the phone like modding or changing roms. B8 isn't rootable, so if that matters to you, don't update. For Sprint users on b5,6,7 this allows the Unlocked firmware to be installed again.
Most people will just see it as another update, but most of the XDA community see it as a gift for updated Sprint phones or avoid like the plague for others because of root and flexibility.
lvpre said:
You can update to Oreo without changing the bootloader version. Oreo has been out for a while and most carriers, except Sprint, upgraded to it while still using b4.
The bootloader is basically a security measure to prevent unauthorized use of the phone like modding or changing roms. B8 isn't rootable, so if that matters to you, don't update. For Sprint users on b5,6,7 this allows the Unlocked firmware to be installed again.
Most people will just see it as another update, but most of the XDA community see it as a gift for updated Sprint phones or avoid like the plague for others because of root and flexibility.
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Thank you for the insight.
Where stock rom?
Who can say when the the binary 12 will be released?
My phone in binary 11 no fingerprint scanner work, hope it will be fixed in binary 12.
Haven't rooted and installed custom roms since Nexus phones since everything ran good and loved getting security updates on the Pixels. I know this is ending.
Is there any way to get the newest security updates such as installing a custom rom?
yazyazoo said:
Haven't rooted and installed custom roms since Nexus phones since everything ran good and loved getting security updates on the Pixels. I know this is ending.
Is there any way to get the newest security updates such as installing a custom rom?
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You sort of answered your own question. Yes the only way going forward will be with a custom rom and that's only if you don't have a Verizon model.
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thewraith420 said:
You sort of answered your own question. Yes the only way going forward will be with a custom rom and that's only if you don't have a Verizon model.
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What's the differences with a verizon model?
sabbeer said:
What's the differences with a verizon model?
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Verizon model has a locked bootloader, so you can't install custom roms
Since pixel 2 xl will soon stop receiving updates, I am building a pure aosp rom. I need testers for the rom. If someone is willing please let me know.
dhrunia said:
Since pixel 2 xl will soon stop receiving updates, I am building a pure aosp rom. I need testers for the rom. If someone is willing please let me know.
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tester is here......
I am unable to reach you on xda. Do you have a matrix id (app.element.io)?
maroof.saeed said:
tester is here......
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