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Hello ,
Does anyone know that Is it possible to cook WP8 roms for older devices? I know what Microsoft said about it but maybe some people can o it ...
I've did some digging about it , there are some points to consider :
In hardware view :
* compatibility of the Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 (First Generation) and S4 (Forth Generation)
The S1 Chipsets are 65 nm and the S4's are 29 nm
Dual core architecture of S4
There are some newer technologies like LTE that older chipsets doesn't support...
* Driver compatibility for OS with old hardwares...
In software view:
* hacking the OS and reaching source code for cook
WP8 have bit-locker encryption (Mobile Version) and it's so hard to break ...
if anyone know anything else about it or right now he/she is jailbreaking the OS please let us know ... thanks
I highly doubt it. The operating system is built to run on only that chip set. That's why most wp7 phones had the same CPUs and why most wp8 phones have very similar CPUs. I don't think Microsoft is lying to us about this one.
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If there's a will, maybe the xda guys can find a way.
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I really hope so. I don't feel like upgrading my HTC Titan, the hardware is fine but WP 7.5/7.8 is garbage.
Non so se potrebbe servire a qualcosa, ma vi allego uno screenshot che ho fatto con il mio lumia 620 quando, scaricando HERE drive+ , durante l'installazione mi è uscito questo codice per pochi secondi. :fingers-crossed:
Bing translation of somebody who didn't read the forum rules said:
I don't know if it could be used to something, but I am attaching a screenshot that I took with my lumia 620 when you download HERE drive +, during installation I came out this code for a few seconds
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Questo è un forum di lingua inglese; si prega di includere almeno una traduzione automatica nel tuo post.
To address the actual image... that's a weird glitch, but not a big deal. We already know where apps get installed to (you can actually query an app's install path from within the app).
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hr.salehi said:
Hello ,
Does anyone know that Is it possible to cook WP8 roms for older devices? I know what Microsoft said about it but maybe some people can o it ...
I've did some digging about it , there are some points to consider :
In hardware view :
* compatibility of the Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 (First Generation) and S4 (Forth Generation)
The S1 Chipsets are 65 nm and the S4's are 29 nm
Dual core architecture of S4
There are some newer technologies like LTE that older chipsets doesn't support...
* Driver compatibility for OS with old hardwares...
In software view:
* hacking the OS and reaching source code for cook
WP8 have bit-locker encryption (Mobile Version) and it's so hard to break ...
if anyone know anything else about it or right now he/she is jailbreaking the OS please let us know ... thanks
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nothing is impossible, it just require hard work. if d wp8 official rom can be compressed to a size to be able to load on old devices, den it can work. like i said it requires hard work.
I can post with a fair amount of certainty that those of us who actually do anything in WP8, has no interest in doing so.
I'd go bother WP7 devs, because they have the old WP7 hardware and might have a slight interest in putting WP8. Those that did set it aside long ago due to the difficulty of booting it. Now that we have figured out the ROMs, there might be a way to do it, but I'm not sure how it would interface with the cellular settings, and the interest has faded even further.
Most of the WP8 people who post here are Android converts or just new to the platform in general, but that's me making generalizations of something that could be completely different.
WP8 supports quad-cores and apps made for it would cry on devices with 2010 specs, so....
It might happen, but I certainly have no interest in using it on my HTC Trophy.
As the title says should I root my moto g?
I am not sure because I got this device a month ago and it is working fine, but I am missing my root apps and ****, and I am worried about the warranty, can I get it back after I root.
I am on dual Sim model 1098
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Your warranty will be void if you unlock bootloader, no matter you root your phone or not.
for now there is no exploit to root phone w/o unlocking bootloader so if you want to root you have to unlock bootloader which will void warranty
I'm going to wait until the "big" update before unlock, root because they have not released the kernel source yet. there's no custom Roms yet either.
no whiners
bhavin192 said:
Your warranty will be void if you unlock bootloader, no matter you root your phone or not.
for now there is no exploit to root phone w/o unlocking bootloader so if you want to root you have to unlock bootloader which will void warranty
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Thank you for your reply, I have decided not to root my phone and wait till custom Roms arrive, I hope that Motorola will do it asap, after the BIG update...
Thank you everyone..
jrny99 said:
I'm going to wait until the "big" update before unlock, root because they have not released the kernel source yet. there's no custom Roms yet either.
no whiners
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One reason to root your phone is to get Greenified and Lion Tamer installed. These two apps combined help get my battery from lasting most of the day to a full day. And I have a 4 hours of screen on time, with hard use.
zerogun said:
One reason to root your phone is to get Greenified and Lion Tamer installed. These two apps combined help get my battery from lasting most of the day to a full day. And I have a 4 hours of screen on time, with hard use.
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Wow really???
Turn I can think of rooting, but losing my warranty would be a big loss...
I have had my phone for about three weeks now and have yet to find a reason that I cannot live without rooting. It runs great, and my battery life is more than sufficient. To void my warranty for very little gan just doesn't make sense to me.
Maybe when there are some decent "Lollipop" custom ROM's I may consider it again. But that will be several months down the road. And by then I will be out of warranty.
Considering that the Kernel Source for the X 2nd Gen just dropped on Github and that the G 2nd Gen will be next, I say why not
I'm very anxious to see what devs will do with the Sources
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I rooted my phone to get screen casting working on my chromecast !! Moto G2 does not support screen casting on chromecast officially !
jadephyre said:
Considering that the Kernel Source for the X 2nd Gen just dropped on Github and that the G 2nd Gen will be next, I say why not
I'm very anxious to see what devs will do with the Sources
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Ohh great news...
I hope they do it asap and the devs will start there work....
Trying to make the Moto G (2nd) act like it's a Moto X is a waste of effort . (IMHO)
It like putting dual exhaust and chrome headers on a "Rice Rocket".
It's just a great little old cheap phone.
I have a low budget phone and am buying a excellent tablet such as the Nexus 9.
kdkinc said:
Trying to make the Moto G (2nd) act like it's a Moto X is a waste of effort . (IMHO)
It like putting dual exhaust and chrome headers on a "Rice Rocket".
It's just a great little old cheap phone.
I have a low budget phone and am buying a excellent tablet such as the Nexus 9.
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What is the problem with rooting the phone and putting a custom ROM on it?
It's not about "pimping" it out, I want features that i'm missing from my Nexus 4 which are purely software and that can not be adequately replicated with crap like Xposed.
Also, I consider Xposed malware as it is essentially a vulnerability (yes, I know, it depends on the Module, but still).
jadephyre said:
What is the problem with rooting the phone and putting a custom ROM on it?
It's not about "pimping" it out, I want features that i'm missing from my Nexus 4 which are purely software and that can not be adequately replicated with crap like Xposed.
Also, I consider Xposed malware as it is essentially a vulnerability (yes, I know, it depends on the Module, but still).
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I should of clarified my position better.
The Moto G is the first phone that I haven't rooted.... (yet)
However you can be sure when I get my Nexus 9 I'll be screwing around with all the rom's and features as their made available.
kdkinc said:
I should of clarified my position better.
The Moto G is the first phone that I haven't rooted.... (yet)
However you can be sure when I get my Nexus 9 I'll be screwing around with all the rom's and features as their made available.
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Ah, I see
No harm done then
sent from my Moto G 2nd Gen
I didn't rooted mine yet, but there's a few reasons for me to root:
Ads are anoying as fu*k;
Xposed framework for me is essential;
And a bunch of other apps that i need root to use. I'm just waiting the lollipop to root
Moto G is the first phone I didn´t root right at the start til now and because of this I must say that I never ever thought that there are so many ads! I´t s a headache,all that crap.
So I consider to root just for Adaway. Ok,Titanium and some other apps are not bad to have too.
But is it better to wait until lollipop? Returning to stock seems not to be that easy. For me it´s a hard decision.
rffslow said:
I didn't rooted mine yet, but there's a few reasons for me to root:
Ads are anoying as fu*k;
Xposed framework for me is essential;
And a bunch of other apps that i need root to use. I'm just waiting the lollipop to root
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Really ads are a fuc*king headache, I have been looking for some way to disable ads without root, but there isn't a way, sadly this is one of the things I would root for...
Thank you for your reply..
Wolfcity said:
Moto G is the first phone I didn´t root right at the start til now and because of this I must say that I never ever thought that there are so many ads! I´t s a headache,all that crap.
So I consider to root just for Adaway. Ok,Titanium and some other apps are not bad to have too.
But is it better to wait until lollipop? Returning to stock seems not to be that easy. For me it´s a hard decision.
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kdkinc said:
Trying to make the Moto G (2nd) act like it's a Moto X is a waste of effort . (IMHO)
It like putting dual exhaust and chrome headers on a "Rice Rocket".
It's just a great little old cheap phone.
I have a low budget phone and am buying a excellent tablet such as the Nexus 9.
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You are rich my friend you can buy anything you want, for people like us who only have a budget of 100 to 150 bucks this phone is great, Now for me I won't be able to buy anything phone or tablet till next year ?, I wish I could buy nexus 9, I think it is priced some 28k₹, That's like too much for me right now...
I wish I could have money like you people..
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Sorry for poor english. The last android phone I use is G pro 2 and I just change from ip7+ to v40 thin Q. May I ask why there is no pure android rom for v40 on xda ??
And also i have a poor battery even a new phone. Can someone sharing some ways to have a better battery??
kocy38 said:
Sorry for poor english. The last android phone I use is G pro 2 and I just change from ip7+ to v40 thin Q. May I ask why there is no pure android rom for v40 on xda ??
And also i have a poor battery even a new phone. Can someone sharing some ways to have a better battery??
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No one has created it yet alot of us are paying for the bootloader unlock since LG isn't supporting any other models except for the EU one. And the same trick that worked for the V30 isn't working for the V40 so mas bootloader unlock isn't possible at the moment....now we have a few guys working on LOS right now but they are still working so please be patient
I've been a rootoholic since the first HTC Desire (2010) and I've been lovin to improve every smartphone throughout those years. I believe that the reason for root have literally died. Since 2010, the interest in rooting and developing roms for phones that really needed it, vanished more and more for every year. The latest 4 - 5 years, developers have mostly only been interested in rooting flagships? People root for different reasons, privacy, debloating, theming, speed or all. In my opinion, the whole developing community have forgotten the real mission!
"Develope, root and improve phones that really needs it!" (mid range and low budget phones)
And look now!? To unlock a bootloader (on a phone that's perfect without it) we're suppose to pay for it? Not even an option to donate, like back in the days? No offense to you, the devs, this is probably just part of Xda evolution, and I need to catch up with reality. Just wondering what this community will look like in 2 - 5 years?
This phone (in my opinion) is perfect without unlocked bootloader or root!
V40 has it all!
And with the option to "uninstall" bloatware via adb, what's the point?
Well, some user's love to flash custom kernel while using the stock rom. Just like me
cheeze.keyk said:
Well, some user's love to flash custom kernel while using the stock rom. Just like me
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I did too But to improve!?
Not much to improve anymore...
I understand what you mean. But with a custom kernel everything that's good about this phone would only get better. Also, having stock Android on this hardware would be awesome.
nyttliv7 said:
I did too But to improve!?
Not much to improve anymore...
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For me yes, specially when it comes to speed and you can tweak also the display settings to get rid of the screen burn.
V4A and kernel tweeks
Wondering
how much better can a phone like this get?
I mean, cpu speed is already fantastic, and sound is extremely high quality (Neutron)!
Is there anywhere I can read about this? Progress and experience so far. How big was the difference? And so on...
I could imagine to underclock and disable some features I never use, to save battery...
nyttliv7 said:
how much better can a phone like this get?
I mean, cpu speed is already fantastic, and sound is extremely high quality (Neutron)!
Is there anywhere I can read about this? Progress and experience so far. How big was the difference? And so on...
I could imagine to underclock and disable some features I never use, to save battery...
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We disabled a few of the throttling stuff that LG put in the software and it's way faster now and along with FDE.AI Magisk Module the battery is also lasting a bit longer.
Nice!
I'm on Sprint!
Will they detect my root?
Fully functional modem/signal?
Will I miss out on any functions after debloating all sprint stuff?
Can I reverse, go back to the original rom?
nyttliv7 said:
I'm on Sprint!
Will they detect my root?
Fully functional modem/signal?
Will I miss out on any functions after debloating all sprint stuff?
Can I reverse, go back to the original rom?
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Your original rom would be on Slot B....but you would still have the original rom on Slot A unless you update to US unlocked Pie....
Tempted!
Root
Being an old rootoholic, I've kind of convinced myself it's not really necessary anymore, especially on a phone like this. But after digging into the threads about it, I've reconsidered...
So, after some resistance, I'm tempted to unlock bootloader and root
Just a few questions:
Slot A and B? Is it possible/complicated to activate "the other" slot (dual boot), or is it just there for backup and update?
Is com.lge.rctprovider and other spy and spam apps still there?
How exactly is the remote screen thing done? Do I need to install something, and how do you pay the fee?
Will it be possible to remap the assistant button?
If I'm not wrong, Qualcomm just block specific bands on carrier's requests, meaning that all bands exist in the chip. So I wonder, can this be unlocked?
How is the signal/reception on Sprint? Will all necessary bands still be there and fully functional?
Thanks!
nyttliv7 said:
I've been a rootoholic since the first HTC Desire (2010) and I've been lovin to improve every smartphone throughout those years. I believe that the reason for root have literally died. Since 2010, the interest in rooting and developing roms for phones that really needed it, vanished more and more for every year. The latest 4 - 5 years, developers have mostly only been interested in rooting flagships? People root for different reasons, privacy, debloating, theming, speed or all. In my opinion, the whole developing community have forgotten the real mission!
"Develope, root and improve phones that really needs it!" (mid range and low budget phones)
And look now!? To unlock a bootloader (on a phone that's perfect without it) we're suppose to pay for it? Not even an option to donate, like back in the days? No offense to you, the devs, this is probably just part of Xda evolution, and I need to catch up with reality. Just wondering what this community will look like in 2 - 5 years?
This phone (in my opinion) is perfect without unlocked bootloader or root!
V40 has it all!
And with the option to "uninstall" bloatware via adb, what's the point?
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After so many years with these phones, I've learnt that we would rather buy an old flagship but not a new mid-low range
Even u arent rooting it, flagship is usually much better as that's what your manufacture could do best at that time. Mid-low range was intended to be half-assed
Root is useful to install AdAway and Titanium Backup, even if staying with stock ROM.
Blockada without root sounds like it is not as effective as AdAway.
Ti Backup enables reverting to prior saved version of app when a newer version is faulty or inferior (happens a lot). Also debloating by freezing or uninstalling, not sure an ADB method offers all the options of Ti to debloat.
If V40 still has no way to unlock bootloader and root, without the Octoplus thing, I guess I'm stuck with V30+, which apparently means the dwindling stock of aging V30+ from dicey sellers on eBay etc., including lots of 1+ year old LS998 crossflashed to US998 and sold as "new". Li-Ion phone batteries have only a 2-3 year life....
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There's currently no way to bootloader unlock the V40 (I have the US non carrier "unlocked" version). Guy on Telegram is ignoring my message. Therefore, root does not appear to be an option.
midwhiteflava said:
There's currently no way to bootloader unlock the V40 (I have the US non carrier "unlocked" version). Guy on Telegram is ignoring my message. Therefore, root does not appear to be an option.
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Well Vlad is in the Ukraine so you have to deal with their schedule....
Ainz_Ooal_Gown said:
Well Vlad is in the Ukraine so you have to deal with their schedule....
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That would be him and I'm awaiting his reply on Telegram from last week.
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That would be him and I'm awaiting his reply on Telegram from last week.
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This guy has done two for me less than half a day after paying ten dollars.
@octoplus
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Well people root so they can remove throttle from manufacturer nd to tweak the phone so it can be at its best for the current cpu/gpu along with custom roms. Root is not needed nowadays except for those because better processors that you wont really need root for normal to performance usage. Well thts my oppinion for the op
The question should be why not to root. The answers to that are far less. Than why to root. Because of the endless possibilities
Device rom is very pathetic.Seriously, having lag and i hate google bloatwares.
You need to give it some time as this is the initial build for this device. Xiaomi will optimize the ROM for this device eventually to an extend. But you will never get the same level of smoothness as a clean AOSP rom. Since it's a cheap Xiaomi device, you will most probably get a lot of popular custom ROMs quite soon. So, I would say, wait for sometime.
lag? I didnt notice any problems so far.
and its pretty easy to remove unwanted apps/bloatware.
saifsuse said:
lag? I didnt notice any problems so far.
and its pretty easy to remove unwanted apps/bloatware.
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Try to play video during a call, your voice will stop going to user in that frame of time
will this device recieve custom rom support if yesthen i will buy it , or is moto g 5g an better option for custom roms
Have anyone noticed that after 12.0.4 update the charging speed has been reduced/controlled?
Or am I the only one?
sameersharmap1 said:
will this device recieve custom rom support if yesthen i will buy it , or is moto g 5g an better option for custom roms
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Yes it will...
Anupam333 said:
Try to play video during a call, your voice will stop going to user in that frame of time
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mine's working fine
Alguém pode me dizer se o estoque rom mi10i funciona para o redmi note 9 pro 5g?
Maxi us said:
Yes it will...
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then I should buy it but stocks are out and i don't think before the note series is launched it will come back in a normal sale