I have literally said yes to updating every time it pops up. I know it's the same, because it's the same size every time (293.3 MB). Not to mention I've said "accept" every time, installed, reboots my device, then couple days later it tells me to do it again. Another thing to note are the same 3 systems apps asking to be updated (Voice Mate Speech Pack, Voice Mate, Voice Mate Engine).
Text from the update:
This update will ensure your device is working at optimal performance with the Sprint Network. The update will require that your phone is rebooted and it will not be available for emergency calls while installing the software.
My LG G3 is the Sprint variant (ls990), rooted via Stump Root and on the stock android. I have used G3 TweaksBox, as well as installed Xposed.
PM me for a link to the screenshots.
Anyone with an answer? Google only refers to Lollipop updates that are still not here anyways
Plumato said:
I have literally said yes to updating every time it pops up. I know it's the same, because it's the same size every time (293.3 MB). Not to mention I've said "accept" every time, installed, reboots my device, then couple days later it tells me to do it again. Another thing to note are the same 3 systems apps asking to be updated (Voice Mate Speech Pack, Voice Mate, Voice Mate Engine).
Text from the update:
This update will ensure your device is working at optimal performance with the Sprint Network. The update will require that your phone is rebooted and it will not be available for emergency calls while installing the software.
My LG G3 is the Sprint variant (ls990), rooted via Stump Root and on the stock android. I have used G3 TweaksBox, as well as installed Xposed.
PM me for a link to the screenshots.
Anyone with an answer? Google only refers to Lollipop updates that are still not here anyways
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You know OTA`s will only be installed when a device is unrooted and doesn`t have any system modifications. Either disable OTA notifications or flash a stock rom and have root removed or flash a custom recovery and rom.
gee2012 said:
You know OTA`s will only be installed when a device is unrooted and doesn`t have any system modifications. Either disable OTA notifications or flash a stock rom and have root removed.
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I assumed that was the actual issue, thanks.
my issue still exists
Plumato said:
I assumed that was the actual issue, thanks.
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Yaar my issue still exists its not rooted and I am using in Pakistan - also my Roaming setting crashes as soon as I open it. Would be better to root and add custom ROM to it?
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Last night I tried to flash the Cyanogenmod Installer without success. I tried multiple times and each time I kept on getting this Security Information message on my phone: "An application attempted to access system on your device without authorization. This attempt has been blocked...."
I did delete the antivirus app on my phone and so I know that it isn't that. Could this possibly be Knox? We had been told that the CM team had a workaround for those I747 on Android 4.3, like mine.
Capa1970 said:
Last night I tried to flash the Cyanogenmod Installer without success. I tried multiple times and each time I kept on getting this Security Information message on my phone: "An application attempted to access system on your device without authorization. This attempt has been blocked...."
I did delete the antivirus app on my phone and so I know that it isn't that. Could this possibly be Knox? We had been told that the CM team had a workaround for those I747 on Android 4.3, like mine.
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If you're rooted, download SuperSU from the Play store (I rooted, but the version of SuperSU that was installed was an old version and needed to be updated by manually downloading from the store). When you run it, it will detect that Knox is running and offer to disable it for you.
WearySky said:
If you're rooted, download SuperSU from the Play store (I rooted, but the version of SuperSU that was installed was an old version and needed to be updated by manually downloading from the store). When you run it, it will detect that Knox is running and offer to disable it for you.
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I am not rooted.
Capa1970 said:
I am not rooted.
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I wasn't able to find any way to get around Knox without rooting, but I may not have looked hard enough.
If you're willing to root first, CF Auto Root was super easy to do:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1963790
Thanks for the reply. I have never rooted not flashed a rom and so I thought that the CM Installer would be an easy way to get started. However, basically like everyone else, they ran into issues with phones that had been upgraded to JB 4.3. They recently posted that they had found a way around it but I started to wonder if in fact they had when I got the message:
"An application attempted to access system on your device without authorization. This attempt has been blocked...."
I was trying to ascertain whether the message was due to Knox or another program?
Thanks for the reply. I have never rooted not flashed a rom and so I thought that the CM Installer would be an easy way to get started. However, basically like everyone else, they ran into issues with phones that had been upgraded to JB 4.3. They recently posted that they had found a way around it but I started to wonder if in fact they had when I got the message:
"An application attempted to access system on your device without authorization. This attempt has been blocked...."
I was trying to ascertain whether the message was due to Knox or another program?
Capa1970 said:
Thanks for the reply. I have never rooted not flashed a rom and so I thought that the CM Installer would be an easy way to get started. However, basically like everyone else, they ran into issues with phones that had been upgraded to JB 4.3. They recently posted that they had found a way around it but I started to wonder if in fact they had when I got the message:
"An application attempted to access system on your device without authorization. This attempt has been blocked...."
I was trying to ascertain whether the message was due to Knox or another program?
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That *is* a Knox message, for sure.
So it looks like the Cyanogenmod team were not able to circumvent Knox for their CM installer. It's probably just a matter of time. Here is the full Knox notification:
"An application attempted to access system on your device without authorization. This attempt has been blocked. Updating your security policy may solve this problem. Deleting applications obtained from unauthorized sources may improve security."
There are three options at the bottom of the screen: Cancel, Update, and View Apps.
Update: I was able two days ago to use the Cyanogenmod Installer and I am now running CM!! First time for me to ever root and flash a Rom (I was an iPhone guy).
The phone is faster and smoother. I never liked the Touchwiz lag and most of the Touchwiz features worked inconsistently. The only thing that I miss is the camera. I have not found any bugs yet and so am very happy thus far.
I am said to have an android update to install; i tap, phone reboots, and got a green circle; when the progress bar is at about 30%, the logo changes for a red triangle.
Where is the update log ? How can I track the issue ?
Is it possible to apply updates manually ?
Phone rooted and heavily modified. I did not changed that many things in /system, but I installed Xposed, and some plugins may have done more things than me.
I usually have TWRP, but I restaured the original recovery for this update.
doublehp said:
I am said to have an android update to install; i tap, phone reboots, and got a green circle; when the progress bar is at about 30%, the logo changes for a red triangle.
Where is the update log ? How can I track the issue ?
Is it possible to apply updates manually ?
Phone rooted and heavily modified. I did not changed that many things in /system, but I installed Xposed, and some plugins may have done more things than me.
I usually have TWRP, but I restaured the original recovery for this update.
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is this an update from your mobile service or from the developer of the rom?
if you flash a rom, dont accept any update from mobile serivces.
G1_enthusiast said:
is this an update from your mobile service or from the developer of the rom?
if you flash a rom, dont accept any update from mobile serivces.
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It's an Android Update. I made changes in /system but never changed my ROM.
OTA_M8_UL_K44_SENSE60_MR_Bouygues_FR_2.22.1020.5-1.54.1020.10_release_387488.zip
Update info says it will improove Android 4.4.3, Wifi, Bluetooth, Camera soft, Gallery, params, HTC Sync, BoomSound and Quick Launch. So it looks like an Android HTC update ... with my operator brand (Bouygues is my service provider, the one who sold me the phone).
doublehp said:
It's an Android Update. I made changes in /system but never changed my ROM.
OTA_M8_UL_K44_SENSE60_MR_Bouygues_FR_2.22.1020.5-1.54.1020.10_release_387488.zip
Update info says it will improove Android 4.4.3, Wifi, Bluetooth, Camera soft, Gallery, params, HTC Sync, BoomSound and Quick Launch. So it looks like an Android HTC update ... with my operator brand (Bouygues is my service provider, the one who sold me the phone).
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well if thats the case then you might brick ur phone, try to reflash the rom
never accept update from your mobile operator.
I have unpacked the ZIP. What is the way to manually apply it ? I have found several scripts and ELF; some at the root, and some in META-INF; which one is the entry point ?
I have found a 45MB firmware; where does it go ?
Does the log go in /data/anr/traces.txt ?
Here's my story. i had the new update brick my phone. i managed to backdate it to the I317UCUCNJ1 that worked previously, only for it to start begging for an update again and brick again i backdated once more, then deleted everything i could for the updates. now the Phone wont update, but it notify's me every damn day, several times, to get the update. i click ok and it just closes out, but how can i get this off
the problem is, the phone is rooted and it keeps bricking. if i flash it back to the previous version, what are my options? i've never had success with triangle away and i'd hate to really do some damage. its time for a new phone soon but i'm holding on to the 2 for now.
thanks for any help
If the phone is rooted...
Download the pro version of titanium backup from the play store....and freeze the software update apk from within titanium backup....and done...
The free method would be too locate the update apk and delete it using a root explorer app....
Either way....those nag screens for an update will stop...
Note:
UCUCNJ2 Update provides a partial patch for the stagefright exploit..
It is assumed that Samsung and ATT will be releasing another patch to fully isolate the stagefright bug...
If you want to stay fully protected....you could use an AOSP rom such as cyanide or CM 12.1 official as they are already fully patched.....but I'm not sure what OS you prefer...
I use both cyanide and CM12.1 official as I don't like bloated Samsung roms....g
Android 10 BETA WW
Special thanks as always to Vietnam ROG II Grp. They do amazing work.
Links removed due to request
Rename the downloaded file to UL-ASUS_I001_1-ASUS-16.0631.1912.22-1.1.227-user.zip then put on root of internal storage and restart.
Root & Bootstock for 1912.22 ANDROID 10 BETA
https://mega.nz/#!hxJGCQpT!6xU71ihzA1cA5JLDB_hMMJNg5iHt80FmOf6z8Hrb7gA
Use at your own risk, do not raise issues on Zentalk forums.
So far user feedback has been positive.
Please let us know your experiences.
Current known issues (some bad English here!):
When in the game scenario and answer the phone call, user will not hear the sound and cut off the call after 30 seconds later.
Can not open the icon manager and showing "System UI has stopped"
When you install Avast.apk don't have any scan notice.
Working with twinview dock and open one of a app on the phone side then press twinview side panel recent key. The phone side will back home screen.
When using DT Dock or twinview or Pro dock to play Netflix will keep portrait mode and only show subtitle.
Any bugs?
Link root from telegram
Anyone tried it? If yes can post pictures thanks
Successfully update to Android 10 beta with magisk installed but now I am without TWRP. Tried flash TWRP with adb but it reboot to bootloader every time. Maybe TWRP must be updated for Android.
This is failing for me. Gets to 2% then fails. I'm on Rooted 128 GB Tecent with WW ROM, fingerprint is changed to WW.
xbamaris1` said:
This is failing for me. Gets to 2% then fails. I'm on Rooted 128 GB Tecent with WW ROM, fingerprint is changed to WW.
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If you're rooted then you probably need to flash it manually.
tsoureki said:
Successfully update to Android 10 beta with magisk installed but now I am without TWRP. Tried flash TWRP with adb but it reboot to bootloader every time. Maybe TWRP must be updated for Android.
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Step for update without lost root sir?
If you are rooted on latest Android 9 you need to go in magisk, press uninstall and restore images. Then you can apply the beta 10 ota. For root flash on adb the modified boot image from op
Does anyone have the Android 10 beta full RAW firmware ???
Hello, if anyone has access to the full Android 10 beta RAW firmware, please share it with us. Thanks !!!
Wow it's amazing. The red tint gone and it's way too smooth
It seems this has also broken the ability to enable VoLTE (*#*#4636*#*#) greys out the options but they do show up in the Settings menus. So not sure what that means?
EDIT: Ignore, its because the profile set in PDC was reset as someone else has pointed out. I JUST got VOLTE to work again after working with AT&T to get a provisioning error resolved (this was on their end, but probably because I was swapping SIMs between phones for testing)
Im going to let this settle a little bit before I try upgrading again to this (I downgraded back to 9 in fear that VOLTE wasnt going to work again)
Gpay is not working
Is this WW or CN beta????
cheetah2k said:
Is this WW or CN beta????
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When you download zip its named WW.
CTS doesn't pass on this version. Hence done apps like gpay may not work
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong but as soon as I tap update it instantly just says failed. I am on ww rom ww fingerprint and have twrp.
Hello
What is the difference between a version and the orange star?
candiesdoodle said:
CTS doesn't pass on this version. Hence done apps like gpay may not work
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Do you know if this version will keep getting OTA?
lol cloud1 you just posted without giving credit to the owner from telegram vietnam group. it is like u stealing their work. now they just informed they will not post any update anymore in that group.
Been asking T-Mobile and OnePlus on how to block this update as it breaks creation of a work profile and I can no longer us my phone for work. I've downgraded to A11 using MSM but then as soon as I connect to WiFi, the device starts downloading the A12 update. Pausing it says it will update after midnight.
I've forbidden data usage to Android Setup (there is no system update app that I've been able to find in any of the apps even after "show system" is checked) and disabled those apps. I've disabled "allow automatic updates when rebooting". Going into System update there is no gear to stop the update. I've turned data off to anything I can find, i've also done this in safe mode. I can't not be able to use this phone for work and it's basically brand new.
If it's rooted it won't work for Work Profile either. Microsoft documentation states that OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, and Nokia phones do not work with Android 12 and work profiles and that they should not be upgraded yet, so I assume there's a way to stop this upgrade.
Anyone have any luck?
Install NetGuard, go to settings > advanced options > enable system apps.
In NetGuard, search for updater and turn off network for it, then turn NetGuard on and leave the VPN on while you use the phone.
Thanks! When I searched for updater on my phone, under system apps, only Mobile Installer and ConfigUpdater showed up. Searching for update, it's built-in app updates and Dynamic System Updates, both of which I believe are not the right ones to block. I did try blocking all four and the update still applied (I set my time to midnight and left it plugged in)
Any suggestions? I feel like T-Mobile makes this too difficult
For what its worth, I used an app called Island to create a work profile on my device while it still had A11. My phone upgraded to A12 and the work profile and all of its associated apps were still there. I haven't noticed any problems with the apps or accounts on that work profile, either (although A12 is a dumpster fire).
My phone is currently a bone stock LE2127 from T-Mobile.
Strange Vexings said:
Thanks! When I searched for updater on my phone, under system apps, only Mobile Installer and ConfigUpdater showed up. Searching for update, it's built-in app updates and Dynamic System Updates, both of which I believe are not the right ones to block. I did try blocking all four and the update still applied (I set my time to midnight and left it plugged in)
Any suggestions? I feel like T-Mobile makes this too difficult
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You could use shelter on android 12, it works fine. If you still need to block updates, use PCAPdroid, turn on its VPN, then attempt an update. You should get the update server and you could block it via DNS.
Ok, so I've tried a couple of the above. unfortunately I need to run company portal for it to create the work profile so when I went to use shelter it didn't take as running Company Portal immediately killed it. We use Intune and compliance and all that fun stuff.
I also went and checked PCAPdroid, and I couldn't tell where the update server was, so I went and I blocked network traffic from everything with NetGuard, and slowly removed things to see what app was doing the downloading. The only thing that stopped the update from downloading was blocking Google Play Services.
I have a couple PCAP files but I'm not sure if they are even capturing the download of the update file.
[TABLE]
[TR]
[TD]10.215.173.1[/TD]
[TD]10.215.173.2[/TD]
[TD]mtalk.google.com
googleads.g.doubleclick.net
pagead2.googlesyndication.com
play.googleapis.com
cm.g.doubleclick.net
sync.search.spotxchange.com
s0.2mdn.net
googleads4.g.doubleclick.net
partners.tremorhub.com
www.google.com
pixel.advertising.com
ups.analytics.yahoo.com
play-fe.googleapis.com
play-lh.googleusercontent.com
connectivitycheck.gstatic.com[/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]
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[TR]
[TD]10.215.173.1[/TD]
[TD]10.215.173.2[/TD]
[TD]gateway.oneplus.net[/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]
I suppose I could live life for a few months turning on and off google play services connectivity when I need to install stuff. I just can't believe that T-Mobile knowingly forces this on you.
I don't remember where I found it, I think it may have been some random 8 Pro subforum.
They said to use this command.
I'm crossing my fingers.
Code:
adb shell pm disable-user com.oneplus.opbackup
Unfortunately tried that as well, doesn't exist on the OP9 Pro T-Mo edition. It's almost as if they castrated this version lol.
I appreciate the help though!
Exception occurred while executing 'disable-user':
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unknown package: com.oneplus.opbackup
at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerService.setEnabledSetting(PackageManagerService.java:21670)
Strange Vexings said:
Ok, so I've tried a couple of the above. unfortunately I need to run company portal for it to create the work profile so when I went to use shelter it didn't take as running Company Portal immediately killed it. We use Intune and compliance and all that fun stuff.
I also went and checked PCAPdroid, and I couldn't tell where the update server was, so I went and I blocked network traffic from everything with NetGuard, and slowly removed things to see what app was doing the downloading. The only thing that stopped the update from downloading was blocking Google Play Services.
I have a couple PCAP files but I'm not sure if they are even capturing the download of the update file.
[TABLE]
[TR]
[TD]10.215.173.1[/TD]
[TD]10.215.173.2[/TD]
[TD]mtalk.google.com
googleads.g.doubleclick.net
pagead2.googlesyndication.com
play.googleapis.com
cm.g.doubleclick.net
sync.search.spotxchange.com
s0.2mdn.net
googleads4.g.doubleclick.net
partners.tremorhub.com
www.google.com
pixel.advertising.com
ups.analytics.yahoo.com
play-fe.googleapis.com
play-lh.googleusercontent.com
connectivitycheck.gstatic.com[/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]
[TABLE]
[TR]
[TD]10.215.173.1[/TD]
[TD]10.215.173.2[/TD]
[TD]gateway.oneplus.net[/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]
I suppose I could live life for a few months turning on and off google play services connectivity when I need to install stuff. I just can't believe that T-Mobile knowingly forces this on you.
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Hi,
It seems like gateway.oneplus.net is the update server, you can try to block that only.
razercortex said:
Hi,
It seems like gateway.oneplus.net is the update server, you can try to block that only.
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I'm cautiously optimistic right now. Blocked that through no root firewall, tried to download the update and it wouldn't go through. Currently have the phone set to 12 am and sitting on it's own to see if it'll actually auto update over the day. If it doesn't, woo hoo! Thank you so much! If it does, sad face.
You're welcome!
If it doesn't work, let me know and I'll be more than happy to assist you.
Argh! I was wrong, I accidentally had everything blocked and not just gateway.oneplus.net. PCAPDroid isn't picking up any different dns servers or IP addresses when I run it other than what I've posted. I ended up finding a way to block the download when the screen is off (apparently app "Root" in NetGuard stops it from downloading) and I think I should be ok until T-Mo releases a better update with OnePlus that works.
Thanks for the help, hopefully it doesn't and up somehow finding it's away around my network block!
Strange Vexings said:
Argh! I was wrong, I accidentally had everything blocked and not just gateway.oneplus.net. PCAPDroid isn't picking up any different dns servers or IP addresses when I run it other than what I've posted. I ended up finding a way to block the download when the screen is off (apparently app "Root" in NetGuard stops it from downloading) and I think I should be ok until T-Mo releases a better update with OnePlus that works.
Thanks for the help, hopefully it doesn't and up somehow finding it's away around my network block!
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Is this working for you? Do you still get the notifications about an update being available?
The fix I posted above has worked to prevent notifications & updates on global but I want to go back to T-mobile ROM now due to some odd network behavior.
Oh geez, I just MSM'd back to TMO and I see that TMO is now forcing the first update to be to 12 instead of a newer version of 11.
Global will let you step up to the most recent version of 11 before forcing you to 12.
But TMO just skips right to 12 without giving you a newer 11 first.
Anyone know how to install the most updated version of TMO 11?
CZ Eddie said:
Oh geez, I just MSM'd back to TMO and I see that TMO is now forcing the first update to be to 12 instead of a newer version of 11.
Global will let you step up to the most recent version of 11 before forcing you to 12.
But TMO just skips right to 12 without giving you a newer 11 first.
Anyone know how to install the most updated version of TMO 11?
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In order to get the latest OOS 11 version, first you need to MSM. Then, you need to update, make sure it's around ~460 MB or so, it will look like it's an update to OOS 12 but it's not. Then you should end up on 11.2.9.9 and then you need to block the update that's around 4000 MB and you should be good to go.
razercortex said:
In order to get the latest OOS 11 version, first you need to MSM. Then, you need to update, make sure it's around ~460 MB or so, it will look like it's an update to OOS 12 but it's not. Then you should end up on 11.2.9.9 and then you need to block the update that's around 4000 MB and you should be good to go.
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I MSM'd and the current version was 11.2.6.6.le5acb.
Then, I went to the update tab and it says the update available is for le2127_11_c-16, which is the 12 version.
I don't remember the size on it though and I've already moved on to a custom ROM to test something.
Are you saying this was telling me it would be 12 but would have actually done an 11 update?
Yes, at least in my experience.
I was skeptical at first but then thought to myself there was no way an Android 12 upgrade was ~400 MB. Also, given the fact that I tested on global and it forced an upgrade to the latest Android 11 version BEFORE doing an Android 12 upgrade, I figured it wouldn't really have upgraded to Android 12.
CZ Eddie said:
Is this working for you? Do you still get the notifications about an update being available?
The fix I posted above has worked to prevent notifications & updates on global but I want to go back to T-mobile ROM now due to some odd network behavior.
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That file doesn't exist on T-Mobile from what I've seen. I am just living with the pop up every once in a while.
I found a downgrade thread for T-Mobile to Android 11. I used it and it worked for me. it also fixed my serial number that was missing the leading 0. search for the OnePlus 9 Pro downgrade using the MSM Tool!
TheGhost1951 said:
I found a downgrade thread for T-Mobile to Android 11. I used it and it worked for me. it also fixed my serial number that was missing the leading 0. search for the OnePlus 9 Pro downgrade using the MSM Tool!
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Yeah that's what I used but then it kept upgrading on its own. Had to do it a couple times then block network connectivity to specific addresses.