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GUIDE: How to Install Marshmallow on G925I coming from Lollipop ROM

I have seen many people on the ROM forums saying that you can't install Marshmallow ROMs on a G925I, or asking how to install.
Well I can say that yes it is possible and yes it is really straight forward and easy to do.
So I have decided to do it myself (prior to this I was also on Lollipop ROM) and took down the steps (literally step by step) to help others.
Please note: This will trip Knox.
What you need first:
1. Official Stock Marshmallow ROM for G925I
Download from here
2. Odin (I used 3.10.7)
3. Arter97's TWRP 3.0 recovery fro G925FI
Download from here
4. A custom ROM (I used Pure Stock ExtraLite Rom). Copy to your phone.
Steps:
1. Backup (EFS, nandroid, I also copied my files like photos, documents, etc to my PC)
2. Turn off device
3. Power on device directly in recovery (volume up + home + power)
4. Plug USB cable to PC and device
5. Go to Mount and enable MTP
6. Delete folders you don't need (I only kept DCIM, Bluetooth, downloads, documents, etc)
6.1 In DCIM, delete .thumbnails. I also deleted all the other folders with a . in front of them
7. Disable MTP and pull the USB cable from your device
8. Go to Home and click on Wipe
9. Swipe to factory reset
10. Click back and then advanced wipe
11. Select dalvik cache, cache, data and system (no need to wipe internal)
12. Swipe to wipe
13. Turn off device
14. Power on device directly in download mode (volume down + home + power)
15. Press volume up to continue in download mode
16. Start ODIN in administrator
17. Connect USB cable and make sure your device is recognised by ODIN
18. Click on AP and select G925I Marshmallow Stock ROM
19. Click start (it will take some time to flash)
20. Once finished, let it boot into new Marshmallow Stock ROM
21. You can unplug the USB once it is booting
22. Once booted, quickly setup your phone (probably dont need to but i wanted to see it first)
23. Once booted, turn off device completely
24. Power on device directly in download mode (volume down + home + power)
25. Press volume up to continue in downlod mode
26. This time uncheck auto reboot
27. Connect USB cable and make sure your device is recognised by ODIN
28. Click on AP and select Arter97's TWRP 3.0 (.tar.md5)
29. Click start
30. Once finished, unplug the USB cable from device
31. Press volume down + home + power until phone turns off (screen black). Release the keys and immediately press volume up + home + power to boot phone into recovery
32. Agree to TWRP's modification of the system message (swipe to allow)
33. Plug USB cable in device and click on mount
34. Once again delete files you don't need (folders with a . in front of them)
35. Disable MTP and unplug USB cable from device
36. Go to Home and click on Wipe
37. Swipe to factory reset
38. Click back and then advanced wipe
39. Select dalvik cache, cache, data and system (no need to wipe internal)
40. Swipe to wipe
41. Go to Home and select Install
42. Select ROM and swipe to flash
43. Reboot once installation is complete
44. Enjoy!
Credits:
@arter97 for TWRP 3.0
@ambasadii for ROM I used

On G925IDVU2COGA?
is it possible to install the update from G925IDVU3EPC5 on G925IDVU2COGA ?
Thanks in advance!

hbaez said:
is it possible to install the update from G925IDVU3EPC5 on G925IDVU2COGA ?
Thanks in advance!
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Yes it should work. That is the build that I flashed to switch to Marshmallow from Lollipop.

Thanks, was looking for the instructions, just to make sure and will do it soon and update on the result.
UPDATE: Worked like a charm ... thanks. BTW, trips KNOX for those who cares.

Thanks... but this void knox?
Sent from my SM-G925I using Tapatalk

raroh69 said:
Thanks... but this void knox?
Sent from my SM-G925I using Tapatalk
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The flashing rom of stock marshmallow did not void knox, but the twrp maybe trigger the knox , but im not sure since im a stock user

aditia581999 said:
The flashing rom of stock marshmallow did not void knox, but the twrp maybe trigger the knox , but im not sure since im a stock user
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Thanks! Just got update to M now!
Sent from my SM-G925I using Tapatalk

raroh69 said:
Thanks... but this void knox?
Sent from my SM-G925I using Tapatalk
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Flashing anything not signed by Samsung like a custom recovery, kernel or ROM will trip Knox. Rooting also trips Knox.

Knox for me was already tripped before flashing MM but yes this will trip Knox

SM-G925I update to MM been relase now, so no need to rooting or install cwm unless want to dualboot!
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Awesome tutorial, very easy to follow indeed.
I however, instead of downloading a custom ROM fom XDA decided to download the stock Nepal 6.0.1 from sammobile. Since installing that ROM I have noticed very very poor battery life. Almost losing 5% of battery every 30 minutes SoT, this compared to losing 1% per 30 mins of SoT back on stock 5.1.1 Australia XDA.
Would anyone be able to shed some light on this at all? Maybe a fix? Do you know of a better custom MM ROM with better battery life?
Thanks

ProbablyRaging said:
Awesome tutorial, very easy to follow indeed.
I however, instead of downloading a custom ROM fom XDA decided to download the stock Nepal 6.0.1 from sammobile. Since installing that ROM I have noticed very very poor battery life. Almost losing 5% of battery every 30 minutes SoT, this compared to losing 1% per 30 mins of SoT back on stock 5.1.1 Australia XDA.
Would anyone be able to shed some light on this at all? Maybe a fix? Do you know of a better custom MM ROM with better battery life?
Thanks
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Well that's what I did. I downloaded the stock MM ROM from sammobile in order to get MM boot loader and modem. And then was able to use a custom ROM.
Not wanting to be rude but are you sure you have your stats right? 1% of battery loss per 30 minutes of SOT is impossible.. that means you'll be getting 5 hours SOT per 10% battery loss..
Right now I'm sitting on 90% battery life with a SOT of 30 minutes with hotspot on, browsing the internet, XDA and facebook.. battery life should get better but in the past few days I've been getting over 4 hours SOT per cycle. Which is roughly what I got on LP.

vman10 said:
26. This time uncheck auto reboot
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Why do you need to uncheck auto-reboot??

vman10 said:
Well that's what I did. I downloaded the stock MM ROM from sammobile in order to get MM boot loader and modem. And then was able to use a custom ROM.
Not wanting to be rude but are you sure you have your stats right? 1% of battery loss per 30 minutes of SOT is impossible.. that means you'll be getting 5 hours SOT per 10% battery loss..
Right now I'm sitting on 90% battery life with a SOT of 30 minutes with hotspot on, browsing the internet, XDA and facebook.. battery life should get better but in the past few days I've been getting over 4 hours SOT per cycle. Which is roughly what I got on LP.
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I'll admit the 1% per 30 mins SoT was a tiny exaggeration/estimate, but not far off.
I noticed the poor battery this morning when I woke up. I took my phone off charge (100% at the time, after an ~8 hour charge), I muted some alarms and put my phone back down, roughly 30 minutes later I got out of bed, checked my phone and noticed it was down to 96% without even using it.
As I've used it more and more through the day (as my charge gets lower) I am noticing an improvement in battery discharge so I guess I'll just let it go flat and give it a fresh charge and go from there.
I may just be focusing on the battery percentage more now because, new firmware/features ect.. But I still feel like I am losing 3-4% more now then I was on Lollipop.
But just to clarify, using the Nepal ROM on an Australian phone wouldn't be draining battery would it? I can't really think why it would, but worth asking.
Eudemony said:
Why do you need to uncheck auto-reboot??
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I believe this is because sometimes your phone may want to boot straight into the firmware after flashing certain things. Such as with installing TWRP, TWRP needs to finish installing by booting into recovery after flashing, and not into the firmware.
Pardon me if this isn't correct.

ProbablyRaging said:
I believe this is because sometimes your phone may want to boot straight into the firmware after flashing certain things. Such as with installing TWRP, TWRP needs to finish installing by booting into recovery after flashing, and not into the firmware.
Pardon me if this isn't correct.
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Only reason I ask is I tried it both ways of letting it reboot and not (by Editting the Odin.ini file) and their was no difference other than I had to manually reboot when auto reboot was off (which was annoying!)

Eudemony said:
Only reason I ask is I tried it both ways of letting it reboot and not (by Editting the Odin.ini file) and their was no difference other than I had to manually reboot when auto reboot was off (which was annoying!)
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Did you try rebooting into recovery after instead of booting into the firmware? Also you can uncheck auto reboot within Odin, you don't need to edit the .ini file.

ProbablyRaging said:
Did you try rebooting into recovery after instead of booting into the firmware? Also you can uncheck auto reboot within Odin, you don't need to edit the .ini file.
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Hmm.. Can't remember.
Installed 4 or 5 times from scratch.
Doesn't matter now. Tested after that I could restore and all good.
Version of Odin I used has no options for auto reboot in the UI. [emoji106]
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One question: can I get to install the marshmallow stock rom only following the instructions 14 to 20? I am not interested to wipe data (I haven´t done it the previous times I have done it in other mobiles) and I don't want to install a custom rom
I'm feeling curious, in this case you don't need to install it rooting the device in first place?
Thank you!

nicotb said:
One question: can I get to install the marshmallow stock rom only following the instructions 14 to 20? I am not interested to wipe data (I haven´t done it the previous times I have done it in other mobiles) and I don't want to install a custom rom
I'm feeling curious, in this case you don't need to install it rooting the device in first place?
Thank you!
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If all you're doing is flashing the stock MM ROM then yes, you should be fine doing steps 14-20. Generally, when flashing stock ROMs you wont lose any of your data (images, media, documents..) also there is no need to wipe your phones data, but I would still recommend making a backup just in case something does go wrong.

ProbablyRaging said:
If all you're doing is flashing the stock MM ROM then yes, you should be fine doing steps 14-20. Generally, when flashing stock ROMs you wont lose any of your data (images, media, documents..) also there is no need to wipe your phones data, but I would still recommend making a backup just in case something does go wrong.
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Thank you. I've done it and it works smoothly so far :good:
I didn't make a backup but I didn´t have any problem

XtremeAddiction [5.8.021S-Le2]

Note: i am just sharing this ROM. Credits to All XDA developers for various mods & for identifying & compiling perfect sounds libs etc and tweaking the rom which makes this rom awesome. If you are a music & performance lover then this rom is for you.
*********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************​XtremeAddiction for LeEco Le 2 X52x Devices, INDIAN and U.S Variants,Snapdragon 652 devices only.
XtremeAddiction Rom (Marshmallow stock based) with super Tweaks,mods,performance with mind blowing music performance and lots more.
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****************************************************************************************************************************​Features :
** Android 6.0.1
** -Rooted
** BussyBox
** Full Init.d support and tweaks
** Better Wifi / 4G
** Awesome Audio / Music Quality
** Good improved Video Quality
** Imporoved battery backup
** Injected Optimal Audio Libs and tweaks
** Build.prop Tweaks
** And Many More….
Tip: just uninstall the Bassboost app. (Must do it for beats boom)​ROM Installation :
Note : This is one time setup and you must follow exact steps in order for installtion,or else you will miss the WoW factor of rom.
Download all the zip files to your device memory/CPU memory GIVEN BELOW .
Clean Installation:
1. Reboot to Twrp then Tap Wipe>Swipe to factory rest then >advance wipe>select dalvik,cache,system,and data then swipe to wipe. (no need to wipe internal storage)
2. Go back then tap install and select XtremeAddiction_Le2 from your storage and install it,after flashing completed don't reboot your device, go back and tap wipe and again swipe to factory reset then go back
Install
1. RootFix.zip then go back and install
2. Init.dFix.zip then go back and install
3. SuperVivid.zip then go back and install
4. ARISESoundSystem.zip then wipe dalvik/cache and reboot the device.(First boot may take a while)
After first boot
Open EuiModder App first uncheck every thing and select / check Enable Standard Scale Mode, then go back
Next open SELinuxModeChanger app and tap Permissive after that reboot the device to Twrp and
Install
5. XAudio.zip then go back and install
6. XtremeBeats.zip then go back and install
7. BassMagic.zip then go back and install (Update)
8. Le2_BeatsAudio.zip then wipe dalvik/cache and reboot the device. That's it you are ready to rock
Addon / Optional Installation ixelLauncher_Transparent:
Boot into Twrp and install PixelLauncher_Transparent.zip then reboot the device.
Note : For those who dont have CDLA earphones I Recommend to use good Bluetooth Stereo headsets for best music performance. Bluetooth rocks with this rom.
DOWNLOAD: CLICK HERE

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Screenshots Please

Thank you for posting this rom. Had trouble finding it since it wasnt on the development page. Ive gone through about 7 roms and none were 100% working and I had a lot of trouble finding a way to get back to stock 21s for my X522. All the custom roms Ive tried either have a broken camera, missing cell broadcast, or hangouts wouldnt work on it when trying to make a call or use video chat. This is the only stable working rom Ive came across so far.

redspeed said:
Thank you for posting this rom. Had trouble finding it since it wasnt on the development page. Ive gone through about 7 roms and none were 100% working and I had a lot of trouble finding a way to get back to stock 21s for my X522. All the custom roms Ive tried either have a broken camera, missing cell broadcast, or hangouts wouldnt work on it when trying to make a call or use video chat. This is the only stable working rom Ive came across so far.
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Thank you for appreciating. All nougat ROMS are almost stable. using MOKEE 7.1.2 and its ready for daily use.

Is volte working fine?

Drooes said:
Screenshots Please
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in OP

I'm asking again... @Leeco Le x522 Is Volte working fine becoz i'm fed with up small eui(bad sot). Please report.

AbhiAndro said:
I'm asking again... @Leeco Le x522 Is Volte working fine becoz i'm fed with up small eui(bad sot). Please report.
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dear i hope so coz VoLte is stable in 21s

wht about the sot on this rom?

cjcool_123 said:
wht about the sot on this rom?
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same as 21s

cjcool_123 said:
wht about the sot on this rom?
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5-6 H

I'm assuming if I remove root the font will be back to normal? On some applications the font is way too big. (I assume due to the Instructions given)

Christhepenguin said:
I'm assuming if I remove root the font will be back to normal? On some applications the font is way too big. (I assume due to the Instructions given)
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Answer is yes.

Well, if anyone is willing to help. I removed SuperSU and tried to replace it with magisk but I can't because my internal storage isn't showing up and it ask for a password to decrypt.

Christhepenguin said:
Well, if anyone is willing to help. I removed SuperSU and tried to replace it with magisk but I can't because my internal storage isn't showing up and it ask for a password to decrypt.
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Try format data to remove encryption.

Is anyone else experiencing this? I know there is an issue with zoom being forced on when the phone is rooted. However my phone is randomly switching back and forth between zoom and normal by itself and it's most obvious in both chrome and Gmail where the text being a different size when I open it up. I've tried the build prop fix but it's still switching between both modes.

Sumank490 said:
Try format data to remove encryption.
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Yeah, it worked but got bootlooped and way thing lead to another. ROM got deleted and couldn't boot. Now I'm on Resurrection Remix. It did remove the encryption. Just couldn't boot.

Christhepenguin said:
Yeah, it worked but got bootlooped and way thing lead to another. ROM got deleted and couldn't boot. Now I'm on Resurrection Remix. It did remove the encryption. Just couldn't boot.
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Tried Clean flash the ROM?

Sumank490 said:
Tried Clean flash the ROM?
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Wasn't able to flash anything. Kept getting errors and eventually couldn't see any of my stuff again. It's all good though.

i will do some thing with my relative new mia1

I want to mod my phone but I haven't modded this model, I want to do this thing:
Unlock via fastboot
Install twrp
Lineage os
Magisk (root)
No gapps ..an alternative like nogapps or fakegapps
Anything is possible?

KafkaG said:
I want to mod my phone but I haven't modded this model, I want to do this thing:
Unlock via fastboot
Install twrp
Lineage os
Magisk (root)
No gapps ..an alternative like nogapps or fakegapps
Anything is possible?
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Yeah it's easily possible
Just look around XDA for info or even YouTube

berezker said:
Yeah it's easily possible
Just look around XDA for info or even YouTube
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You think via modding like this the phone it's ok or there are some problem in the normally use? you think without Google it's ok this phone or there are some problems? lineage is ok? and the final question: you think with the support of the XDA community the phone will be updated again after the closure of the official support?
thanks

KafkaG said:
You think via modding like this the phone it's ok or there are some problem in the normally use? you think without Google it's ok this phone or there are some problems? lineage is ok? and the final question: you think with the support of the XDA community the phone will be updated again after the closure of the official support?
thanks
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1. I've had this phone for more than 2 months now and I've been modding my phone ever since, no problems whatsoever.
2. I didn't try removing Google stuff from the phone but some people have done it. Search around for that as i don't know exactly.
3. Lineage and most other roms are perfectly fine. I personally Recommend AEX but Lineage is also very good.
4. I personally think the phone will still be supported even after official support is over since there's pretty much a new rom every other week so I don't think you need to worry about support for the next 2-3 years

berezker said:
1. I've had this phone for more than 2 months now and I've been modding my phone ever since, no problems whatsoever.
2. I didn't try removing Google stuff from the phone but some people have done it. Search around for that as i don't know exactly.
3. Lineage and most other roms are perfectly fine. I personally Recommend AEX but Lineage is also very good.
4. I personally think the phone will still be supported even after official support is over since there's pretty much a new rom every other week so I don't think you need to worry about support for the next 2-3 years
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ok, thanks a lot mate

berezker said:
1. I've had this phone for more than 2 months now and I've been modding my phone ever since, no problems whatsoever.
2. I didn't try removing Google stuff from the phone but some people have done it. Search around for that as i don't know exactly.
3. Lineage and most other roms are perfectly fine. I personally Recommend AEX but Lineage is also very good.
4. I personally think the phone will still be supported even after official support is over since there's pretty much a new rom every other week so I don't think you need to worry about support for the next 2-3 years
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ok, thanks a lot mate

for install the lineage os I must do some partition formatting in the twrp recovery?

KafkaG said:
for install the lineage os I must do some partition formatting in the twrp recovery?
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Wipe system, data and cache
Install rom and twrp installer
Reboot again to recovery
Flash gapps and magisk
Reboot to system

berezker said:
Wipe system, data and cache
Install rom and twrp installer
Reboot again to recovery
Flash gapps and magisk
Reboot to system
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sorry but, what do you mean with "twrp install"? the normal twrp recovery or another thing?

KafkaG said:
sorry but, what do you mean with "twrp install"? the normal twrp recovery or another thing?
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I meant this
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-a1/development/recovery-twrp-3-1-1-0-touch-recovery-t3688472
It's called "Twrp installer"
You need to flash it immediately after you flash a rom because once you flash any rom, twrp will be overwritten by stock recovery so you have to flash twrp installer

RevolutionOS on Mi Max 3

Seems like they now support Mi Max 3, they say they removed antirollback from their roms. Is it any good? Can we trust this rom and this guys? I would like it better than .eu which also has antirollback. I'm on 9.6.7.0 China stable, so i believe i still don't have antirollback, so i'm searching for a custom rom.
https://miui.revtechs.me/en/mimax3/

https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-max-3/how-to/treble-mi-max-3-t3827559/page10. See @SUPERUSER's review of it on page 10.

Seems like it has some problems with battery. A problem i had with mi note 2 and custom roms(i don't remember which one).
What is the last xiaomi.eu without antirollback?

Masacci0 said:
Seems like it has some problems with battery. A problem i had with mi note 2 and custom roms(i don't remember which one).
What is the last xiaomi.eu without antirollback?
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Yes I will change back to xiaomi eu in a few minutes.
Came home right now.
I had to offline charge the phone because the amps in would not go over 7 or 800mA and definitely not 9V.
I watched youtube a few hours ago and I noticed that the battery level was still at 48% when I had it plugged in for like 20minutes so I decided to turn off the phone in order to fully charge it. And it had no issues charging while being turned off.
That is a huge setback. You can't use a rom that won't charge the phone.

If same as 8.9.14 on Redmi Note 5, ROS is MiuiPro renamed

Zanr Zij said:
If same as 8.9.14 on Redmi Note 5, ROS is MiuiPro renamed
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You say they stole the work from the devs of MiuiPro?
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I am back on Xiaomi eu and fast charging works fine..so there's something broken in this rom.

SUPERUSER said:
You say they stole the work from the devs of MiuiPro?
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I am back on Xiaomi eu and fast charging works fine..so there's something broken in this rom.
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check the way you flashed. I'm on RevOS as well and QC is working fine.

dinhvtai said:
check the way you flashed. I'm on RevOS as well and QC is working fine.
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Might been something in the debloat script being removed, I dunno
I don't have more time to play with the phone and I'm happy on xiaomi eu

SUPERUSER said:
Might been something in the debloat script being removed, I dunno
I don't have more time to play with the phone and I'm happy on xiaomi eu
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What's the last safe .eu without antirollback?

Masacci0 said:
What's the last safe .eu without antirollback?
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Last safe and most stable is 8.8.9 eu.

SUPERUSER said:
Might been something in the debloat script being removed, I dunno
I don't have more time to play with the phone and I'm happy on xiaomi eu
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anyway, I just want to say RevOS is a great rom, I'm using it without any problem. that's all

dinhvtai said:
anyway, I just want to say RevOS is a great rom, I'm using it without any problem. that's all
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I found some time to flash the rom again.
I didn't bother with the debloat scripts and now the quick charge icon appears in the notification bar when plugging it in

SUPERUSER said:
I found some time to flash the rom again.
I didn't bother with the debloat scripts and now the quick charge icon appears in the notification bar when plugging it in
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Clean install this time? Do anything different?

opasha said:
Clean install this time? Do anything different?
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I did change the recovery from Orange Fox back to RedWolf because Orange Fox showed an error with no-verity-opt-encrypt every time after I flashed a rom that the script did not work.
And I did not flash the debloat zip file V1 and V2.
How I did step by step
Reboot to recovery
Format data
Reboot to recovery
Wipe everything except micro sd card
Reboot to recovery
Mount all partitions
Flashed no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.0.zip
Flashed the rom
Wipe dalvik and cache
Rebooted to the rom and let it settle down,
Rebooted to recovery again and flashed magisk
Rebooted to rom
Rebooted one more time to get rid of the rom being laggy.
Configured every app and uninstalled and froze the apps I did not wan't to use with Titanium backup
Rebooted after installing all modules in Magisk
Rebooted to recovery
Wipe dalvik and cache
Reboot to rom

SUPERUSER said:
I did change the recovery from Orange Fox back to RedWolf because Orange Fox showed an error with no-verity-opt-encrypt every time after I flashed a rom that the script did not work.
And I did not flash the debloat zip file V1 and V2.
How I did step by step
Reboot to recovery
Format data
Reboot to recovery
Wipe everything except micro sd card
Reboot to recovery
Mount all partitions
Flashed no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.0.zip
Flashed the rom
Wipe dalvik and cache
Rebooted to the rom and let it settle down,
Rebooted to recovery again and flashed magisk
Rebooted to rom
Rebooted one more time to get rid of the rom being laggy.
Configured every app and uninstalled and froze the apps I did not wan't to use with Titanium backup
Rebooted after installing all modules in Magisk
Rebooted to recovery
Wipe dalvik and cache
Reboot to rom
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That's really strange about OrangeFox. Maybe report it to the dev in OrangeFox thread? They're quite good about fixing things.
Thanks for the details. What's the purpose of the no verity script? To enable encryption?
If you run into any further lag, I highly recommend you check out @mario_R's ressurected kernel. It's very good. (Edit: :laugh:, nevermind, looks like you're already using it)

SUPERUSER said:
You say they stole the work from the devs of MiuiPro?
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I am back on Xiaomi eu and fast charging works fine..so there's something broken in this rom.
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Yes! MiuiPro is a paid Rom. Last time I tried ROS on Redmi Note 5, I did nandroid backup and it named as MiuiPro
You also can find easily that added mods same as MiuiPro Rom

To install revOS do i need also their latest firmware on the site?
Also, does it have Italian language?

Masacci0 said:
To install revOS do i need also their latest firmware on the site?
Also, does it have Italian language?
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I installed the firmware because it was doing strange things to me. Come from a xiaomi.eu
Italian? Yes
The battery now I'm doing well. :good:

fendetestasxx said:
I installed the firmware because it was doing strange things to me. Come from a xiaomi.eu
Italian? Yes
The battery now I'm doing well. :good:
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Everything done, but now if i go in sound and vibration on settings it gives error. Battery is not great(almost 10% in a night without using it). Very raw version as of now.
And can't also do or receive calls, maybe i have to install firmware, but if i do it will work even with other roms? Or every rom has its firmware?

Masacci0 said:
Everything done, but now if i go in sound and vibration on settings it gives error. Battery is not great(almost 10% in a night without using it). Very raw version as of now.
And can't also do or receive calls, maybe i have to install firmware, but if i do it will work even with other roms? Or every rom has its firmware?
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I do not have any of those problems. I did clean installation and rom + firmware.
A full night consumes me 1%, when the xiaomi.eu consumes me much more.

Help needed! Rooted device can't install apps from play store nor even update!!! Me is desperatly looking for instant help

Ok one by one... I have a Mi 9T rooted, but not really a custom rom, Just a very special version from Xiaomi.eu, to make it perfectly clear I am running Android 10 MIUI12.3 version 20.12.9/10 according to xiaomi.eu website. As recovery Im running Sky Hawk Recovery Project 3.0. It's rooted with magisk canary latest version and I also needed edxposed to be installed. Sorry for being so unclear I sincerely apologize for that. Of course i formatted data to get this setup running. I thought I'd know my stuff its a bit embarrasing for me to ask for help, but im very frustrated. Excuse me. The system was as far as I know runnning fine, sure i experience some lag here and there but the playstore thingy is getting over my head. Also the playstore no longer autoupdates my apps, i must manually start the update process. Does anyone has any idea what i can do in this case? Wiping cache and dalvik maybe. I would be super gratefull for any kind of advice!!!!!!! Have a nice day and i will update the OP Post as soon as something relevant happens......
Kind regards from Germany,
Florian
Edit 1: I managed to install one or two apps now, but they were rather small and it took forever to get the job done. Downloading as well as installing. Any help would be highly apprciated!
Edit 2: Added a detailed description of my setup and specifcations, just the title was too less info....

Use another device with Playstore to download them then use ApkExport to make an installable copy. Simple transfer that to the victim phone and load.
APK Export (Backup & Share) - Apps on Google Play
Manage and extract your apps.
play.google.com
Who needs Playstore

blackhawk said:
Use another device with Playstore to download them then use ApkExport to make an installable copy. Simple transfer that to the victim phone and load.
APK Export (Backup & Share) - Apps on Google Play
Manage and extract your apps.
play.google.com
Who needs Playstore
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First of all thank you for your reply it means a lot to me.
I prefer using playstore because its plug and play and i get my updates automatically. The situation has somewhat deescalted now, it took a while and I mean a while I have my new launcher now and all apps are updated and installed. But still, my mi 9t is very unresponsive if not to say laggy, even in standard ui things. Any hellp????

furomin said:
First of all thank you for your reply it means a lot to me.
I prefer using playstore because its plug and play and i get my updates automatically. The situation has somewhat deescalted now, it took a while and I mean a while I have my new launcher now and all apps are updated and installed. But still, my mi 9t is very unresponsive if not to say laggy, even in standard ui things. Any hellp????
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Nor familiar with that device.
Try clearing the system cache for starters.
You really don't want Playstore autodating.
It will kill apps and cause of kinds of problems especially when it jams a bunch of updates down your throat.
Keeping a copy of all your apps and system updates speeds reloads and means you always have a known good copy.
I don't use Playstore after I do a factory reset as I already have the apps I need. Takes 20 minutes instead 2+ hours of goofing around on Playstore.

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Nor familiar with that device.
Try clearing the system cache for starters.
You really don't want Playstore autodating.
It will kill apps and cause of kinds of problems especially when it jams a bunch of updates down your throat.
Keeping a copy of all your apps and system updates speeds reloads and means you always have a known good copy.
I don't use Playstore after I do a factory reset as I already have the apps I need. Takes 20 minutes instead 2+ hours of goofing around on Playstore.
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Thank you, but what do you mean by cleaning the cache? Like in TWRP? I prefer SHRP but i know under the hood its just twrp doing itÄs magic. What do I need to clean exactly? Even dalvik? Thank you thousand times!!!
PS: Please excuse my noobishness...........

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Thank you, but what do you mean by cleaning the cache? Like in TWRP? I prefer SHRP but i know under the hood its just twrp doing itÄs magic. What do I need to clean exactly? Even dalvik? Thank you thousand times!!!
PS: Please excuse my noobishness...........
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I'm not rooted... it's not always desirable and is a gravity well for time.
On the boot menu there should be an option to clear the system cache.
Uncleared data there can cause erratic operation.

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I'm not rooted... it's not always desirable and is a gravity well for time.
On the boot menu there should be an option to clear the system cache.
Uncleared data there can cause erratic operation.
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I have no standard bootloader anymore
Edit: I have time now I can wait for someone to show up who has experience with rooted devices... Thank you all for your instant support and Im not even considering the time....

furomin said:
I have no standard bootloader anymore
Edit: I have time now I can wait for someone to show up who has experience with rooted devices... Thank you all for your instant support and Im not even considering the time....
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You're welcome. XDA is a friendly place.

furomin said:
Please read the thread title. Ask me anything you want!!
Kind regards,
Florian
Update: I managed to install one or two apps now, but they were rather small and it took forever to get the job done. Downloading as well as installing. Any help would be highly apprciated!
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The title absolutely does not say anything useful that somebody can help you. Supposidely, you have Mi 9T (since posting here).
But which ROM, rooted how (preinstalled in custom ROM, or you installed and how, which Magisk or what, etc).
What does it mean 'no standard bootloader'?!
If xustom ROM, do you have GApps or some open source replacement?
Me and ton of others have 'rooted' Mi 9T with Playstore working with no issues
Sorry but seeing your post (new member, no info whatsoever, the unusual problem itself), you must have done something terribly wrong
If you installed custom ROM, did you (it's a MUST) FORMAT Data (not just Wipe - it's different thing in TWRP, and I'm not talking about wiping System etc) - one of the typical newbie mistakes?

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The title absolutely does not say anything useful that somebody can help you. Supposidely, you have Mi 9T (since posting here).
But which ROM, rooted how (preinstalled in custom ROM, or you installed and how, which Magisk or what, etc).
What does it mean 'no standard bootloader'?!
If xustom ROM, do you have GApps or some open source replacement?
Me and ton of others have 'rooted' Mi 9T with Playstore working with no issues
Sorry but seeing your post (new member, no info whatsoever, the unusual problem itself), you must have done something terribly wrong
If you installed custom ROM, did you (it's a MUST) FORMAT Data (not just Wipe - it's different thing in TWRP, and I'm not talking about wiping System etc) - one of the typical newbie mistakes?
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Ok one by one... First of all thank you for your quick reply! I indeed have a Mi 9T, but not really a custom rom, Just a very spceial version from Xiaomi.eu, to make it perfectly clear I am running Android 10 MIUI12.3 version 20.12.9/10 according to xiaomi.eu website. As recovery Im running Sky Hawk Recovery Project 3.0 and the thing about no standard bootloader may be a misconception on my part. It's rooted with magisk canary latest version and I also needed edxposed to be installed. Sorry for being so unclear I sincerely apologize for that. Of course i formated data to get this setup running. I thought I'Äd know my stuff its a bit embarrasing for me to ask for help, but im very freustrated. Excuse me. The system was as far as I know runnning fine, sure i experience some lag here and there but the playstore thingy is getting over my head. also the playstore no longer autoupdates my apps, i must manually start the update process. Do you have any idea what i can do in this case? Wiping cache and dalvik maybe. I would be super gratefull for any kind of advice!!!!!!! Have a nice day and i will update the OP Post as soon as I can!!!!!!!!!! Promise!

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Ok one by one... First of all thank you for your quick reply! I indeed have a Mi 9T, but not really a custom rom, Just a very spceial version from Xiaomi.eu, to make it perfectly clear I am running Android 10 MIUI12.3 version 20.12.9/10 according to xiaomi.eu website. As recovery Im running Sky Hawk Recovery Project 3.0 and the thing about no standard bootloader may be a misconception on my part. It's rooted with magisk canary latest version and I also needed edxposed to be installed. Sorry for being so unclear I sincerely apologize for that. Of course i formated data to get this setup running. I thought I'Äd know my stuff its a bit embarrasing for me to ask for help, but im very freustrated. Excuse me. The system was as far as I know runnning fine, sure i experience some lag here and there but the playstore thingy is getting over my head. also the playstore no longer autoupdates my apps, i must manually start the update process. Do you have any idea what i can do in this case? Wiping cache and dalvik maybe. I would be super gratefull for any kind of advice!!!!!!! Have a nice day and i will update the OP Post as soon as I can!!!!!!!!!! Promise!
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Ok, I'm on Xiaomi.eu, too, but weekly (hence the latest 21.4.28, Android 11 beta, MIUI 12.6 - believe me, it's good).
With Magisk Canary, too, and I previously used SHRP but returned to TWRP (but that doesn't matter)
Xposed (not using) may cause you issues with SafetyNet and therefore with Playstore - you may try uninstalling
But yes, if you did Format Data (really Format, not Wipe), then first go again to TWRP/SHRP and Wipe Cache and Dalwik. Rebooting will take a time, be patient
If it won't help, uninstall Xposed and leave the clean Magisk
Also, I remember that there was a problem with Playstore not working - I think in some CN firmware and therefore also in some Xiaomi.eu version, but I don't remember details, hence don't know could it apply to you
Actually, reading your answer again, is your Xiaomi.eu 20.12.20 also their old Weekly (but four months old) or the so-called Stable?
And is it really Android 10 (but with MIUI 12.3)?
I don't recall now but I think that I switched from a Stable Xiaomi.eu (but from 20.11) to Weekly 20.12 at around that time, and that it was MIUI 12.3 but also already Android 11 (and I didn't have any problem with Playstore - actually never with my stock EEA MIUI 10-12, Stable Xiaomi.eu MIUI 12, Weeklies Xiaomi.eu MIUI 12.3-MIUI 12.6 - and I'm also always on the latest Magisk Canaries)

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Ok, I'm on Xiaomi.eu, too, but weekly (hence the latest 21.4.28, Android 11 beta, MIUI 12.6 - believe me, it's good).
With Magisk Canary, too, and I previously used SHRP but returned to TWRP (but that doesn't matter)
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Believe me or not i had reasons to stay on android 10
zgfg said:
Xposed (not using) may cause you issues with SafetyNet and therefore with Playstore - you may try uninstalling
But yes, if you did Format Data (really Format, not Wipe), then first go again to TWRP/SHRP and Wipe Cache and Dalwik. Rebooting will take a time, be patient
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Wiping cache and dalvik now, if it wont help off goes exposed
zgfg said:
If it won't help, uninstall Xposed and leave the clean Magisk
Also, I remember that there was a problem with Playstore not working - I think in some CN firmware and therefore also in some Xiaomi.eu version, but I don't remember details, hence don't know could it apply to you
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I don't know really
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Actually, reading your answer again, is your Xiaomi.eu 20.12.20 also their old Weekly (but four months old) or the so-called Stable?
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old weekly dont know of a 12.3 stable never heared of it at least for davinci
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And is it really Android 10 (but with MIUI 12.3)?
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exactly
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I don't recall now but I think that I switched from a Stable Xiaomi.eu (but from 20.11) to Weekly 20.12 at around that time, and that it was MIUI 12.3 but also already Android 11 (and I didn't have any problem with Playstore - actually never with my stock EEA MIUI 10-12, Stable Xiaomi.eu MIUI 12, Weeklies Xiaomi.eu MIUI 12.3-MIUI 12.6 - and I'm also always on the latest Magisk Canaries)
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Thank you for your quick and overly helpful reply wiping cache dalvik nao, will take time (reboot alone)
It really means a lot to me! I can't allow to be without a mobile, not here, not now, not covid.... I have no spare!!!!!!!!! And its weekend by the way and stores are closed in germany because of covid

Sorry for double posting but it really would hurt to uninstall edxposed, it means i will prolly loose vanced

furomin said:
Sorry for double posting but it really would hurt to uninstall edxposed, it means i will prolly loose vanced
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I always use Vanced root (also the latest now) with Magisk and no need for Xposed

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I always use Vanced root (also the latest now) with Magisk and no need for Xposed
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On mi 9t android 11 miui 12.5? I always get playstore updates overwriting my root installed vanced app!! Thats the reason im bound to android 10 sudohide does not work on android r
Edit 1 How do i safely uninstgall edxposed first al modules and then the app via app managaer (system)

furomin said:
On mi 9t android 11 miui 12.5? I always get playstore updates overwriting my root installed vanced app!! Thats the reason im bound to android 10 sudohide does not work on android r
Edit 1 How do i safely uninstgall edxposed first al modules and then the app via app managaer (system)
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In Google Play, go to YT app, top-right, three-dots menu, Disable Auto-update (only for YT, not for all apps).
There is a Magisk module to detach apps from Google Play (did not use) and also an app (find info in XDA Vanced thread) to detach (did use, but found that just disabling auto-update for YT is enough for me)
Few years ago used Xposed last time, but yes, uninstall modules, reboot, uninstall Xposed, reboot

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In Google Play, go to YT app, top-right, three-dots menu, Disable Auto-update (only for YT, not for all apps).
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i thought this disables updates for all apps
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There is a Magisk module to detach apps from Google Play (did not use)
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did use tried everythin did not work its time based and complicated trust me i code for money its my job
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and also an app (find info in XDA Vanced thread) to detach
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never heard of that mind finding the link for me the vanced thread is huuuuuuuuuuuge
zgfg said:
(did use, but found that just disabling auto-update for YT is enough for me)
Few years ago used Xposed last time, but yes, uninstall modules, reboot, uninstall Xposed, reboot
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I know, (ed)xposed is snow from yesterday like wee say in germany, but sudohide is just awesome

youtube automtic updates are already turned off its suggesting me the update... welll bye bye vanced in root mode

furomin said:
youtube automtic updates are already turned off its suggesting me the update... welll bye bye vanced in root mode
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It offers update but don't click, it will not auto update
Search for XDA thread TeMeFi (app name, has its own thread)

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It offers update but don't click, it will not auto update
Search for XDA thread TeMeFi (app name, has its own thread)
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tried that too it sjust temporary one reboot and the play detachment is gone