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Hello All,
I've made this flashable zip for myself, containing some of the apps I am using everyday and needs to be installed on /system partition.
I was using @mohit310 GApps packages, but SLIM Gapps are causing issues on EXODUS and decided to switch GApps, however I also wanted to have the same tweaks as in his package, therefore I modified his work and installer package and included only these files:
Viper4Android FX (with fix to run also with SELinux Enforcing - see video)
BetterBatteryStats XDA Edition
CM12 Lock Screen changer
CameraNextMod
All credits go to @mohit310, since this is basically his work, I just modified it.
If all of you have any issues with this pack, please let me know, I remove it ASAP.
Since these are only APKs, they should work on any Android version, but use it mainly for the Oneplus One.
Apps used:
Viper4Android - @viper520 and @zhuhang (Viper4Android FX Thread)
CameraNextMod - @abhi08638 (CameraNextMod Thread)
LockScreenWallpaperChanger- @Miniprepumen (LCCM12 Thread)
BetterBatteryStats - @chamonix (BBS Thread)
V4AFX SELinux fix - @maximumentropy
Please thank and donate to the people for their time and hard work I just made a simple custom package, that is it.
Download (GDrive)
Download (Dropbox)
Hey mate thanks for the mention and good idea!
Thanks!
Thanks OP...download link not pointing to the right file?
1stHTCphone said:
Thanks OP...download link not pointing to the right file?
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It should be working, Added Dropbox mirror
Can you create V4A zip which works on se linux enforcing? I want to use it on CyanogenOS 12 and don't want to use se linux mode changer. Thanks
njsdante said:
Can you create V4A zip which works on se linux enforcing? I want to use it on CyanogenOS 12 and don't want to use se linux mode changer. Thanks
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Use the zip from the original thread: https://www.dropbox.com/s/k9cnruw2e1t1d4t/ViPER4Android-supolicy.zip?dl=0
davebugyi said:
Use the zip from the original thread: https://www.dropbox.com/s/k9cnruw2e1t1d4t/ViPER4Android-supolicy.zip?dl=0
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Zip file size is only 124Kb? How do i use it flash it with along V4A zip?
njsdante said:
Zip file size is only 124Kb? How do i use it flash it with along V4A zip?
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Yes, flash after V4A.
Prerequisite:
>Root SuperSU v.2.65
>BusyBox Installed
>Twrp 3.0.2-0 installed by @MiauLightouch
>Device Unlocked
Installation:
Download the zip from attachments,reboot in to recovery and flash xposed zip.
Install Xposed Installer by dvdandroid
Tested Module(all working):
Amplify
Android N-ify
APM+
Smooth System ProgressBars
Flat Style Bar Indicators
GravityBox [MM]
LockScreen Mods - Xposed
XuiMod
YouTube AdAway
YouTube Background Playback
This tool could stuck your phone in a bootloop.
I'm not responsible nor accountable for any possible damage, loss of data or any problem could appear on your phone.
Use this tool at your own risk.
Optimize for ze500kl ?
) Sound crazy
Original Thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268
The prerequisites aren't even required. Couldn't you have simply linked to the original thread? Also, the only thing that you did to "optimize" the package was changing this line in xposed.prop from this:
version=85.7 (Systemless by topjohnwu)
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version=85.7 (Systemless by topjohnwu(for creating Systemless Xposed) and Gabbro16Hz(for improving the functioning of Xposed ze500kl))
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Don't take credit, or put credit for something you didn't do. At the very least, credit the original person that did all the work
I don't think this needs any optimizations. Even the pure xposed framework is working without any modifications
vraciu' said:
I don't think this needs any optimizations. Even the pure xposed framework is working without any modifications
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The thing is no "optimizations" were done
Moderator Information,
Thread has been closed, taking other peoples work with out permission is against forum rules
Here I present you my first Magisk module.
Description:
It boosts the torch on SONY Xperia Z2 / Z3 / Z3c devices by replacing system/etc/flashled_calc_parameters.cfg with a file that sets if_torch_vr = 500000 instead of just 25000, which is the default value by SONY.
By doing this, the flash LED is operated at 500 mA instead of just 25 mA.
In my experiences, 500 mA is a sweet spot which provides good brightness, but at the same time doesn't heat the LED too much. Still, I would advice you to not use the torch for more than about 5 minutes at a time. You use this module at your own risk. If you want to set a lower brightness, then you can edit system/etc/flashled_calc_parameters.cfg in the zip and change if_torch_vr to a value lower than 500000 before installing the module. Of course you can also use a higher value, but I wouldn't exceed 1000000 (this is also the value that SONY set in the line # Max current for Torch (uA) i_batt_max_torch of the flashled_calc_parameters.cfg file.)
Background:
The method I used was first described in a thread by @olokos which you can find here. For comparison: The extreme version you can download there (which is a flashable zip and not a Magisk module obviously) sets if_torch_vr to 1000000, which corresponds to 1000 mA or 1 A. As users reported, even at this setting the torch can be used for 5 minutes before temperature increases significantly, but I want to keep it safe by using just half of that value. If you want to know more about the user experience with different settings, I recommend you to read the above mentioned thread, as well as @antkalaitzakis96's thread, who uses the same method, which you can find here.
Compatibility:
This module should work on any SONY Xperia Z2 / Z3 / Z3c device running on Android 5.0 - 8.1.0, rooted with Magisk. I'm quite sure about this since I compared the flashled_calc_parameters.cfg files from Android 4.4 (SONY stock KitKat ROM) with Android 6.0.1 (SONY stock Marshmallow ROM) and also with Android 7.1.2 (LineageOS and Carbon Nougat ROMs) and the files were always completely identical! If you still want to check if the module will be compatible with your system before installing it, grab system/etc/flashled_calc_parameters.cfg from your system by using a root file explorer and then compare it with the flashled_calc_parameters.cfg file from the module zip file. The only difference between the two files should be the if_torch_vr line.
Enjoy!
Please leave some feedback if the module works for you.
Thanks:
Many thanks to @topjohnwu for the ingenious Magisk universal systemless interface and to @olokos for the initial torch boost mod.
Changelog:
v1.0 - Initial release
v1.1 - Updated to Magisk Module Template 1500
v1.2 - On Oct 26, 2020 @t.Lancer published an updated version in post #25 which works on newer Magisk versions. Thanks a lot!
Needed this. Thank you so much.
I love this module, I always wondered why my light was dinner than everyone else's. My light cuts through the darkness now!
Hi okij, I've used your module a bit reduced. Good work! Now there is the stock camera and I believe that the flash light so not in the camera settings is considered?The images are over-exposed in the close range. Once the module has been deactivated. Perhaps the setting can be automated to take pictures?
bussi2010 said:
Now there is the stock camera and I believe that the flash light so not in the camera settings is considered?The images are over-exposed in the close range. Once the module has been deactivated. Perhaps the setting can be automated to take pictures?
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The module only changes if_torch_vr (comment line: "# LED If setting for Torch or video recording (uA)"), so it just affects the brightness when using the torch or when using the flash LED as a lamp when doing a video recording (which is good, because you have a brighter video lamp).
On the other hand, flash brightness is controlled by max_if_flash (comment line: "# Flash LED_If max current (uA)") which is set to 1500000 by default and not altered by the module. Therefore the module doesn't change anything when taking pictures.
Anybody having problems to install this module on Magisk 13.3? When I go to MODULES, select it and install, Magisk app freezes and I have to restart my phone. After that, I cannot open Magisk app anymore. I have to completely uinstall it and install again to be able to open the app again. On Magisk 12 it was working perfectly.
@maecar: The Problem is not Magisk 13.3, but Magisk Manager 5.1.0. There are numerous reports on the last few pages of the Magisk Support thread about the freezing issue. Until @topjohnwu fixes it, reverting to Magisk Manager 5.0.6 helps.
Mind making modulesl universal for Xperias...
Thanks... I use Z5!
Thanks for proper credit mate, nice work
olokos said:
Thanks for proper credit mate, nice work
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I have to thank you and @AndroPlus for the initial MOD! I've been happily using it since about 2 years, but of course always had to re-apply it when updating a ROM. Now with Magisk, we can just "set and forget".
Is 500,000 secure?
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Is 500,000 secure?
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IMHO it is.
This mod is known for about 2 1/2 years by now (long before my Magisk implementation) and I haven't read of any user who damaged his phone by using it.
Anyway, as I wrote in the OP, I would advice to not use the torch for more than about 5 minutes at a time, just to go safe.
okij said:
IMHO it is.
This mod is known for about 2 1/2 years by now (long before my Magisk implementation) and I haven't read of any user who damaged his phone by using it.
Anyway, as I wrote in the OP, I would advice to not use the torch for more than about 5 minutes at a time, just to go safe.
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Thanks for the answer
Hello. This module didn't work for me. I tried to install it via Magisk and TWRP, but I get '' installation failed'' in Magsik and two red ''ERROR'' in TWRP. Do you know how to fix it?
DARKBUB said:
Hello. This module didn't work for me. I tried to install it via Magisk and TWRP, but I get '' installation failed'' in Magsik and two red ''ERROR'' in TWRP. Do you know how to fix it?
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Since you don't provide any logs (installation or recovery) it's impossible to know for sure.
But, a likely issue is that this module is old and hasn't been updated for later versions of Magisk. If you're on Magisk v14+, this module won't install...
DARKBUB said:
Hello. This module didn't work for me. I tried to install it via Magisk and TWRP, but I get '' installation failed'' in Magsik and two red ''ERROR'' in TWRP. Do you know how to fix it?
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Didgeridoohan said:
Since you don't provide any logs (installation or recovery) it's impossible to know for sure.
But, a likely issue is that this module is old and hasn't been updated for later versions of Magisk. If you're on Magisk v14+, this module won't install...
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Yes, @Didgeridoohan is right, the module used an old template. I didn't notice that it doesn't install correctly anymore on newer Magisk versions because I only installed it once and then just updated Magisk to each newer version, which always kept the module installed.
I now updated the module to v1.1 which uses the current Magisk Module Template 1500. You can find the download in the updated OP.
Xperia Z2 / Z3 / Z3c Torch Boost v1.1 installed well on my Z3 Compact, running on Magisk v16.
Please leave a note if it works for you too now.
okij said:
Here I present you my first Magisk module.
Description:
It boosts the torch on SONY Xperia Z2 / Z3 / Z3c devices by replacing system/etc/flashled_calc_parameters.cfg with a file that sets if_torch_vr = 500000 instead of just 25000, which is the default value by SONY.
By doing this, the flash LED is operated at 500 mA instead of just 25 mA.
In my experiences, 500 mA is a sweet spot which provides good brightness, but at the same time doesn't heat the LED too much. Still, I would advice you to not use the torch for more than about 5 minutes at a time. You use this module at your own risk. If you want to set a lower brightness, then you can edit system/etc/flashled_calc_parameters.cfg in the zip and change if_torch_vr to a value lower than 500000 before installing the module. Of course you can also use a higher value, but I wouldn't exceed 1000000 (this is also the value that SONY set in the line # Max current for Torch (uA) i_batt_max_torch of the flashled_calc_parameters.cfg file.)
Background:
The method I used was first described in a thread by @olokos which you can find here. For comparison: The extreme version you can download there (which is a flashable zip and not a Magisk module obviously) sets if_torch_vr to 1000000, which corresponds to 1000 mA or 1 A. As users reported, even at this setting the torch can be used for 5 minutes before temperature increases significantly, but I want to keep it safe by using just half of that value. If you want to know more about the user experience with different settings, I recommend you to read the above mentioned thread, as well as @antkalaitzakis96's thread, who uses the same method, which you can find here.
Compatibility:
This module should work on any SONY Xperia Z2 / Z3 / Z3c device running on Android 5.0 - 8.1.0, rooted with Magisk. I'm quite sure about this since I compared the flashled_calc_parameters.cfg files from Android 4.4 (SONY stock KitKat ROM) with Android 6.0.1 (SONY stock Marshmallow ROM) and also with Android 7.1.2 (LineageOS and Carbon Nougat ROMs) and the files were always completely identical! If you still want to check if the module will be compatible with your system before installing it, grab system/etc/flashled_calc_parameters.cfg from your system by using a root file explorer and then compare it with the flashled_calc_parameters.cfg file from the module zip file. The only difference between the two files should be the if_torch_vr line.
Enjoy!
Please leave some feedback if the module works for you.
Thanks:
Many thanks to @topjohnwu for the ingenious Magisk universal systemless interface and to @olokos for the initial torch boost mod.
Changelog:
v1.0 - Initial release
v1.1 - Updated to Magisk Module Template 1500
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Hey there. I've just replaced values in flashled_calc_parameters.cfg as it's written (25000 changed to 500000) using root explorer and then rebooted my phone. It worked our too! Btw, I'm running CarbonROM 8.1 rooted with SuperSU.
@okij Hi, could u make it working with Magisk V18 and newest template + Android 9.0? But i tried searching that file and it isnt here?
Bartekreaper said:
@okij Hi, could u make it working with Magisk V18 and newest template + Android 9.0? But i tried searching that file and it isnt here?
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I didn't try Android 9 CarbonROM yet and most likely won't use it for the next couple of weeks since I need my Z3c as my daily driver and the ROM must be reasonably stable and bug-free.
Are you saying that flashled_calc_parameters.cfg isn't in folder system/etc/ anymore on Android 9?
The Torch Boost Magisk Module v1.1 still works fine with Magisk v18.0 under Android 8.1, so currently there's no need to update to the newest template.
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I didn't try Android 9 CarbonROM yet and most likely won't use it for the next couple of weeks since I need my Z3c as my daily driver and the ROM must be reasonably stable and bug-free.
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I'm using the latest version of CarbonROM on my Z3C and the module works fine.
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for ANY damage done to your phone
Now that we have that out of the way, I present to you my Magisk module for our device, what it does:
Magisk Night Light + Prop Mod:
* Enables Night light (Thanks to @jimmy123322 for the framework-res apk) (Only in 7.1.2, removed in 8.0)
* Adds EIS to prop file
* Enables slow motion in GCAM (Google Camera, thanks to @simonsmh) [Not working at the moment in oreo]
* Disables horrible noise cancellation during video cam recording
* Forces HAL 3
* Pixel Blue Accent (Removed for now until it can be added to our apk
* Pixel animations (when soft key enabler is installed and enabled) [Not yet available, working on it]
* Pixel (2016) Media sounds (ringtones, Notification and alarms)
Soft Key Enabler (Nougat ONLY!)
* Disables HW Keys
* Disables HW Key backlight
* Enables on screen soft keys
All this without breaking SafteyNet and without touching system partition (means OTA will work fine and you can always disable the module if you don't want it anymore without re-flashing system)
I made this because I was sick of restoring my system for OTA and for mess ups I did on the device.
I may add more tweaks, feel free to post suggestion such as useful prop tweaks or other similar things.
Enjoy!
Requirements:
Magisk 14.4+ for 1.4
Magisk 15.0+ for 2.0
Instructions:
Use magisk and add module in magisk
Download:
See Downloads Tab
XDA:DevDB Information
[Magisk Modules][A1]Prop Tweaks, Softkey Enabler, Lens[2.0.2][31/01/18], Tool/Utility for the Xiaomi Mi A1
Contributors
sooti, simonsmh, dr.bathman, Chris_Cheekyz
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2.0
Stable Release Date: 2018-01-21
Created 2017-11-09
Last Updated 2018-08-22
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Change Log:
31/01/18:
* Fixed missing props
30/01/18:
* Fixed missing prop enabler from config file, all prop changes should work now
21/01/18:
* Update to Magisk template 1500
* Updated zip for oreo
* Removed night mode
* Removed pixel blue accent for now
* Added pixel stock audio sounds
26/11/17:
A1 Tweak Module V1.4 (both changes thanks to @Chris_Cheekyz)
* Added pixel blue accent
* Pixel animations (when softkey enabler is installed and enabled)
19/11/17:
A1 Tweak Module V1.3
* Removed Google Lens and unlimited photos tweak, since people don't want the unlimited photos and I have no way of sepperating the two. the seperate tweak is here
15/11/17:
A1 Tweak Module V1.2
* Added google photos unlimited storage in full resolution from Pixel
* Added Google Lens feature from Pixel
Thanks to @dr.bathman for the files
His original module Here
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Cool, will see
Btw, can i see the screenshot please
harizinside said:
Cool, will see
Btw, can i see the screenshot please
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Screenshot of what? The night mode? I attached it
Just what we needed!
Do I need Magisk 14? Because when I try to flash it says migisk data not setup correctly please install Magisk 14. But I've heard that I shouldn't do that. So now what?
DaveCZ said:
Do I need Magisk 14? Because when I try to flash it says migisk data not setup correctly please install Magisk 14. But I've heard that I shouldn't do that. So now what?
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Yes, magisk 14.4 and higher
sooti said:
Yes, magisk 14.4 and higher
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Done, thanks. But is it normal that in the GCAM is the slow motion laggy?
DaveCZ said:
Done, thanks. But is it normal that in the GCAM is the slow motion laggy?
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Not sure what you mean... I use GCamMod from oneplus 3 and no lag, just low resolution of 720p. But works great other then that
Good Job!! Can't wait to try it out.
I also suggest a version of this module that enables the nav bar. (Separate, since the HW keys still stay active without tweaks which is annoying)
JaadiBooti said:
Good Job!! Can't wait to try it out.
I also suggest a version of this module that enables the nav bar. (Separate, since the HW keys still stay active without tweaks which is annoying)
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Ya i thought about that and will probably do that, i simply didn't do it because not everyone wants it, i'll make a separate one and upload it.
Nice one, I was using cf.lumen as a replacement for the night light until now.
Good idea to keep the nav bar out of this, as a lot of people would probably prefer using the dedicated hardware buttons in the chin (me inculded). I guess releasing it as a separate module would be the best idea.
Whats the best method to root without loosing OTA updates?
nitroax said:
Whats the best method to root without loosing OTA updates?
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Use magisk 14.4 and don't touch anything in the system partition and you should be fine
sooti said:
Use magisk 14.4 and don't touch anything in the system partition and you should be fine
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How to install magisk without touching system?
Fastboot boot twrp? Then flashing magisk? Is that right way? Thanks..
Vihru said:
How to install magisk without touching system?
Fastboot boot twrp? Then flashing magisk? Is that right way? Thanks..
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First unlock bootloader
(Oem unlock trough setting and enable usb debug)
Reboot to bootloader and type
Fastboot oem unlock
Fastboot reboot
Reboot to bootloader again and type
Fastboot boot xxx.img (xxx is the name of the .img)
Install magisk and reboot
Uninstall magisk app and install magisk manager
Note: it can happen that you don't have any magisk app...then just install the manager, if into the manager it's all green you're fine; else if magisk isn't installed correctly, remove the manager, reflash magisk trough twrp and reinstall the manager.
Getting a installation error. Have magisk 14.5 installed with the latest manager app. I am able to install other modules. Strange.
sednafx said:
Getting a installation error. Have magisk 14.5 installed with the latest manager app. I am able to install other modules. Strange.
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Installed fine on magisk 14.4, and the mods are working well. @sooti, thanks for this Magisk module.
Hi there,
This is a dedicated thread for LineageOS 17.1 where i will upload my Magisk modules !
Use Magisk Manager to install/remove the provided .zip modules (Recommended)
(You can install via TWRP too, but don't make any space if you change the .zip name, otherwise the installation will fail ...)
Enjoy !
Tell us a little about what each module is for!
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Tell us a little about what each module is for!
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it's inside the module itself !
veloz46 said:
Tell us a little about what each module is for!
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Yes a small review, why not? Please!!!
here
Great contribution, @janhammer504
The following questions come to mind:
Call Recorder: I guess this module is device independent, as long as the LOS Dialer is used?
Google Sans: What difference does it make installing these fonts and where do you see them?
Notch Hide: So does this actually revert "has_notch" already set in the ROM and what's the purpose (I mean, having a punch hole may imply trying to prevent any content to be shown in that area)?
Master One said:
Great contribution, @janhammer504
The following questions come to mind:
Call Recorder: I guess this module is device independent, as long as the LOS Dialer is used?
Google Sans: What difference does it make installing these fonts and where do you see them?
Notch Hide: So does this actually revert "has_notch" already set in the ROM and what's the purpose (I mean, having a punch hole may imply trying to prevent any content to be shown in that area)?
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1. Call Recorder is for LineageOS Dialer only (as mentioned in the module description)
2. Look to the screenshot to see the difference (these are the original fonts used in pixel devices)
3. This is an overlay to hide the notch (developer options : type cutout there to see where to apply) : useful for Netflix, YouTube, Gaming ... etc
Notch Hide / Update :
change the internal package name and use the official one !
How to enable :
developer Options > type display cutout
if not working : delete with TWRP or RootExplorer this folder ... and reboot !
/data/system/package_cache
Would be great to have more individual font modules. And system sounds. Preferably without loosing the default ones. Just sayin'...
Thank you for all your effort. This will be very usefull after official. Specially for some stuff... that will have to be removed
gardiol said:
Thank you for all your effort. This will be very usefull after official. Specially for some stuff... that will have to be removed
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Which is?
Safetynet Fix added ... Enjoy !
All credits go to Didgeridoohan from Magisk Subforum !
janhammer504 said:
Safetynet Fix added ... Enjoy !
All credits go to tenow from Magisk Subforum !
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Thanks! Is it possible to flash zip file via recovery or is it necessary to install magisk?
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Thanks! Is it possible to flash zip file via recovery or is it necessary to install magisk?
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yes you can copy-past the files in the system ... but how are you going to do that without ROOTING ???
janhammer504 said:
yes you can copy-past the files in the system ... but how are you going to do that without ROOTING ???
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Flashing zip file with ofox recovery. Before ctsProfile problem I didn't have root and safety net passed without problem. Then, for the moment, I don't need root in my phone, therefore my question is if I can flash this zip file with ofox recovery. Thanks
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Flashing zip file with ofox recovery. Before ctsProfile problem I didn't have root and safety net passed without problem. Then, for the moment, I don't need root in my phone, therefore my question is if I can flash this zip file with ofox recovery. Thanks
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Magisk modules are stored to /data/adb/modules and mapped to /product/system/vendor/ ... without Magisk Root you can't load them !!!
janhammer504 said:
Magisk modules are stored to /data/adb/modules and mapped to /product/system/vendor/ ... without Magisk Root you can't load them !!!
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Ok, thanks!!
any of you guys have tried installing ANX camera? because in my case I can't take any HDR pictures, wondering if it happens to anybody else.
FrameworkOverlay added :
. improve low brightness (new linear overlay) for more battery saving (works great)
. fix compatibility issue with chrome & webview (choose chrome as default system webiew in developer options to avoid yellow tint in chrome browser)
. add more color mode
. improve WiFi stability for both (2,4 & 5 GHz)
. update power_profile
. address some display glitches in some apps (related to the aspect ratio)
. many more things ....
I hope that @gardiol can merge this to the device three in the future !
edit : reuploaded here (XDA UI sucks again !!!)
update : fix some info in AndroidManifest
janhammer504 said:
FrameworkOverlay added :
. improve low brightness (new linear overlay) for more battery saving (works great)
. fix compatibility issue with chrome & webview (choose chrome as default system webiew in developer options to avoid yellow tint in chrome browser)
. add more color mode
. improve WiFi stability for both (2,4 & 5 GHz)
. update power_profile
. address some display glitches in some apps (related to the aspect ratio)
. many more things ....
I hope that @gardiol can merge this to the device three in the future !
edit : reuploaded here (XDA UI sucks again !!!)
update : fix some info in AndroidManifest
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Already did... but you have to wait a few days before release.... because i want to test properly first.