LineageOS 16.0 | 19.04.2020 | Shield blobs - Xiaomi Mi Pad ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D

LineageOS 16.0​
Requirements:
1) active system1
2) merged system partition
3) BRAIN, READING SKILL and presence of basic knowledge about firmware (in the absence need learn to independently)
Instruction
1) download TosForPSCI-0.1.zip
2) unzip TosForPSCI-0.1.zip
3) download recovery-03.11.2018
4) go to fastboot mode
5) execute command: fastboot flash tos your path to tos.img
6) execute command: fastboot flash recovery your path to recovery-03.11.2018.img
7) reboot to new recovery(u can execute fastboot reboot holding vol+ button)
8) if you are on previous LineageOS 16.0 build then you may install the ROM without wipes. If you're not, make full wipes then
9) install current LineageOS 16.0 build
10) reboot to the system
Sources
Device
Kernel
Vendor
Changelogs
19.04.2020
system:
- the latest security patch
- fixed graphical glitches
- minor fixes
22.03.2020
system:
- the latest security patch
- fixed Vulkan
- fixed OMX
- fixed UI microlags(it may cause graphical glitches)
07.12.2019
The first public build
Broken:​- Cameras
Download:​ROM folder
Last build
XDA:DevDB Information
LineageOS 16.0, ROM for the Xiaomi Mi Pad
Contributors
Artemka2008
ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2019-12-07
Last Updated 2020-04-19

reserved

wow,so beautiful

Working without any problem until now...
Videos don't stock (tested Youtube 1080p), everything seems to run relative fast but stocking a little bit..
Thank you very much!

pinni83 said:
Working without any problem until now...
Videos don't stock (tested Youtube 1080p), everything seems to run relative fast but stocking a little bit..
Thank you very much!
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Use performance mode, it helps a bit.

Not working in multirom with 14.1 installations

trulio said:
Not working in multirom with 14.1 installations
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Install it as primary

Excellent! Moved from 14.1 to 16.0. I have not faced any major issue. Everything is smooth. One minor issue: sound is a bit low and need to increase volume to max and that results in crackling for some content.
Thank you!

Installation Trouble
Artemka2008 said:
LineageOS 16.0​
Requirements:
1) active system1
2) merged system partition
3) BRAIN, READING SKILL and presence of basic knowledge about firmware (in the absence need learn to independently)
Instruction
1) download TosForPSCI-0.1.zip
2) unzip TosForPSCI-0.1.zip
3) download recovery-03.11.2018
4) go to fastboot mode
5) execute command: fastboot flash tos your path to tos.img
6) execute command: fastboot flash recovery your path to recovery-03.11.2018.img
7) reboot to new recovery(u can execute fastboot reboot holding vol+ button)
8) install current LineageOS 16.0 build
9) reboot to the system
Sources
Device
Kernel
Vendor
Changelogs
07.12.2019
The first public build
Broken:​- Cameras
- Video playback hardware acceleration
- Vulkan API
Download:​ROM folder
Last build
XDA:DevDB Information
LineageOS 16.0, ROM for the Xiaomi Mi Pad
Contributors
Artemka2008
ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2019-12-07
Last Updated 2019-12-07
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Getting Error Code 7 while installing on Mi Pad. Don't want to change the update-script. Any particular reason, its giving a compatibility check failure for Mi Pad? Additionally, zip verification while, installing is failing as well. Would appreciate a quick response, thanks!!!

TejasChandra said:
Getting Error Code 7 while installing on Mi Pad. Don't want to change the update-script. Any particular reason, its giving a compatibility check failure for Mi Pad? Additionally, zip verification while, installing is failing as well. Would appreciate a quick response, thanks!!!
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ME TOO......SAME PROBLEM !!! Any Fix ?

TejasChandra said:
Getting Error Code 7 while installing on Mi Pad. Don't want to change the update-script. Any particular reason, its giving a compatibility check failure for Mi Pad? Additionally, zip verification while, installing is failing as well. Would appreciate a quick response, thanks!!!
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rassel4u said:
ME TOO......SAME PROBLEM !!! Any Fix ?
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Did you test the .zip before installing? Might be a corrupt download. Try downloading again and run 'test archive' if using 7zip.

Palm Trees said:
Did you test the .zip before installing? Might be a corrupt download. Try downloading again and run 'test archive' if using 7zip.
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Did That, No Errors Found. ......

TejasChandra said:
Getting Error Code 7 while installing on Mi Pad. Don't want to change the update-script. Any particular reason, its giving a compatibility check failure for Mi Pad? Additionally, zip verification while, installing is failing as well. Would appreciate a quick response, thanks!!!
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wipe system cache

I can say that this build is stable enough w/o any random boots ? and I know it will improve in the future; also checking your main active thread at 4PDA ?

Constantly Rebooting
The device constantly reboots without any specific reasons and gets stuck on MI logo. And I have to long press the power button to restart it completely and complete the boot. The ROM is pretty stable other than that.
The only package I installed other than Rom is the gapps package (pico). Let me know if I am missing something.

i use miui 8.1 global now, do i need to flash shield blobs or only files that you mention?

yuningning520 said:
wipe system cache
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Tried that as well... as of now, its stuck on MI Logo.

TejasChandra said:
Tried that as well... as of now, its stuck on MI Logo.
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flash mocha_repartition_1_2GB_RahulTheVirus
flash pcsi01 shield blobs and shield twrp https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410932744536996630
reboot twrp
wipe system cache ( data and Internal storage If there is no important data)
install rom

saurav_xdadev said:
The device constantly reboots without any specific reasons and gets stuck on MI logo. And I have to long press the power button to restart it completely and complete the boot. The ROM is pretty stable other than that.
The only package I installed other than Rom is the gapps package (pico). Let me know if I am missing something.
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You didn't flash tos. There is no reboot issues with this rom

Anirudh Kartik said:
You didn't flash tos. There is no reboot issues with this rom
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Well I did, and tried everything else that could be causing the problem. Even tried booting the Rom only without any google apps package. AOSP Extended with android pie seems to work fine for me now.

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LineageOS 19.1​
Android 12
lineage-19.1-20230111-UNOFFICIAL-dragon.zip -> DISCONTINUED
Known issues:
- Camera is not working yet.
- SELinux is permissive.
- Our "old" Nivida codecs do have problems to play videos in Chrome-based browsers.
(Rename or remove /vendor/lib/libnvomx.so and reboot system to switch to
software video codecs.)
- Chrome browser starts slowly.
- As it looks like Widevine L1 has been revoked by end of August 2020.
- Maybe more issues ..
Installation:
1. Boot into TWRP
2. Wipe SYSTEM and DATA partitions !
3. Install ROM.zip
4. install gapps (arm64)
5. install Magisk.zip (25.2)
6. Wipe CACHE and DAVLIK
7. Reboot into system
Enjoy 12
Android 11
lineage-18.1-20220216-UNOFFICIAL-dragon.zip -> DISCONTINUED
Known issues:
- SELinux is permissive.
- Our "old" Nivida codecs do have problems to play videos in Chrome-based browsers.
(Rename or remove /vendor/lib/libnvomx.so and reboot system to switch to
software video codecs.)
- Chrome browser starts slowly.
- Camera/Video may stops working after some time in use.
- As it looks like Widevine L1 has been revoked by end of August 2020.
Fresh Installation / Upgrade from any other ROM:
1. Boot into TWRP
2. Wipe SYSTEM and DATA partitions ! (If you are encrypted, pls format DATA partition !)
3. Install ROM.zip
4. install gapps (arm64)
5. install Magisk.zip (21.x)
6. Wipe CACHE and DAVLIK
7. Reboot into system
Upgrade from previous lineage-18.x builds:
1. Boot into TWRP
2. Install ROM.zip
3. Re-Install Magisk 21.x
4. Wipe CACHE and DAVLIK
5. Reboot into system
Enjoy 11
Android 10
lineage-17.1-20201211-UNOFFICIAL-dragon.zip -> DISCONTINUED
Known issues:
- SELinux is permissive.
- Our "old" Nivida codecs do have problems to play videos in Chrome-based browsers.
(Rename or remove /vendor/lib/libnvomx.so and reboot system to switch to
software video codecs.)
- Camera/Video may stops working after some time in use.
- As it looks like Widevine L1 has been revoked by end of August 2020.
system-as-root (SAR)
For gapps installation issues and more information ..
Pls read first .. https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=80693701&postcount=1350
Fresh Installation / Upgrade from any other ROM:
1. Boot into TWRP
2. Wipe SYSTEM and DATA partitions ! (If you are encrypted, pls format DATA partition !)
3. Install ROM.zip
4. install gapps (arm64)
5. install Magisk.zip (20.x+)
6. Wipe CACHE and DAVLIK
7. Reboot into system
Upgrade from previous lineage-17.1 builds:
1. Boot into TWRP
2. Install ROM.zip
3. Wipe CACHE and DAVLIK
4. Reboot into system
- The ROM does contain it's own vendor.img ! (If you go back to Oreo, pls reinstall stock vendor.img)
Enjoy TEN
Android Pie
lineage-16.0-20191017-UNOFFICIAL-dragon.zip -> DISCONTINUED
Known issues:
- Encryption seems not to work - and has not been tested. -> Pls do not encrypt your data partition yet !
- Keymaster -> If you set Pattern, PIN or Password the Screen unlock may not work correctly.
Workaround for Pattern: On fresh boot you will need to wait a bit longer before you enter credentials.
The waiting time is required on fresh boot only, the following unlocks are working normally.
In case of problems pls use Update.ZIP_TWRP_flashable_pattern_pin_remover_V2.zip to remove pattern/pin or password.
Installation:
1. Boot into TWRP (latest available version)
2. Wipe system, cache, dalvik and data partitions ! ( If you have encrypted /data partition - pls "format" /data via TWRP first ! )
3. Install lineage-16.0-201Yxxyy-UNOFFICIAL-dragon.zip
4. Install Opengapps
5. install Magisk.zip (tested with 18.x)
6. Reboot into system ..
- The ROM does contain it's own vendor.img ! (If you go back to Oreo, pls reinstall stock vendor.img)
And big thanks to @NYCHitman1 (Dirty Unicorn) !
Without his work the Android Pie project would not have been possible !
I have uploaded the last official Lineage Oreo build to androidfilehost.com ..
lineage-15.1-20200221-nightly-dragon-signed.zip - -> DISCONTINUED
SOURCES:
https://github.com/followmsi/manifests/tree/dragon-lineage-18.1
DOWNLOADS:
https://drive.google.com/drive/fold...oaU1iazg?resourcekey=0-4krcBcSF3tnMFvgcP4kMvw
https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=289293
Enjoy LineageOS on your Pixel C .. [/B]
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Here you are ..
TWRP loop for me. Installs with no errors but won't boot into the os
I did a dirty (coming from AOSP 7.1.2) and then clean install. Haven't factory refreshed yet.
Tried wiping again and flashing back to aosp and having the same issue.
Any thoughts?
edit: now trying to pull some data off my tablet to do a full wipe, i dont NEED to do this, but would like to...but twrp wont recognize MTP on my system (win 10) ... problems problems today
minieod said:
TWRP loop for me. Installs with no errors but won't boot into the os
I did a dirty (coming from AOSP 7.1.2) and then clean install. Haven't factory refreshed yet.
Tried wiping again and flashing back to aosp and having the same issue.
Any thoughts?
edit: now trying to pull some data off my tablet to do a full wipe, i dont NEED to do this, but would like to...but twrp wont recognize MTP on my system (win 10) ... problems problems today
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Did you format system ?
Pls do as first step.
If you boot loop install boot.img via fastboot.
No problems here.. it's quite fast !
Also dirty installation .. kept all my settings.
EDIT:
Mtp should work .. correct driver in Windows ?
We are using abd and mtp at the same time.
A Windows driver is on the share as well ..
Made a LineageOMS version as well ..
lineageOMS-14.1-20170418-UNOFFICIAL-dragon-followmsi.zip
Based on LineageOMS sources ...
https://github.com/LineageOMS
Enjoy
followmsi said:
Made a LineageOMS version as well ..
lineageOMS-14.1-20170418-UNOFFICIAL-dragon-followmsi.zip
Based on LineageOMS sources ...
https://github.com/LineageOMS
Enjoy [/QUOT
Is the nav bar laid out like stock
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followmsi said:
Did you format system ?
Pls do as first step.
If you boot loop install boot.img via fastboot.
No problems here.. it's quite fast !
Also dirty installation .. kept all my settings.
EDIT:
Mtp should work .. correct driver in Windows ?
We are using abd and mtp at the same time.
A Windows driver is on the share as well ..
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Hey follow
Yep did all of that. Formatted system, flashed boot.img, and no issues with mtp prior to the boot loops.
I went ahead and did a complete userdata reset and am sampling the O DP1 now ..I'm sure it'll work fine when (if) I come back to 7.x
Officialness
Thanks for building this. Hoping to try it out this weekend.
I'm hoping you intend to submit this build officially to LineageOS, so we continue to get updated builds. As you probably remember Cyanogen didn't accept the Pixel C. Hopefully with LineageOS things are better.
gaufres said:
Thanks for building this. Hoping to try it out this weekend.
I'm hoping you intend to submit this build officially to LineageOS, so we continue to get updated builds. As you probably remember Cyanogen didn't accept the Pixel C. Hopefully with LineageOS things are better.
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You are not the first asking me this question ..
Here some more information ..
https://wiki.lineageos.org/submitting_device.html
Who is the maintainer ? .. me
- Changing vendor stuff .. monthly
- Applying kernel patches .. monthly
- Applying possible device tree patches and changes .. monthly
- Etc.
Here is the manifest for LOS ..
https://github.com/followmsi/manifests/tree/dragon-lineageos-cm-14.1
Also for the people who like to build their own verison
- As you may see we are removing 2 LOS repos today, due to build errors.
- This needs to be fixed on code level first - commited on LOS github.
- The stock google vendor.img needs to be integrated into the LOS Installer
Still not clear how this is done for "official" lineageos .. also from legal point of view.
Actually I need to get information here ... How is this done for other ROMs having a dedicated vendor.img ?
- The missing integrated kernel building was impemented a few minutes before
https://github.com/followmsi/androi...mmit/316a7e0e87b191bcf11b8de55778ddec83fac2f8
https://github.com/followmsi/android_kernel_tegra/commit/3e3e24c41db74693efc2fc74efaf6286b1c06013
You see there a few issues left ..
The ROM works perfectly but its not ready to be official yet.
Don't want to force and push a go live now .. No need to rush !
Hope you have a better understanding now ..
Cheers
Reuben_skelz92 said:
followmsi said:
Made a LineageOMS version as well ..
lineageOMS-14.1-20170418-UNOFFICIAL-dragon-followmsi.zip
Based on LineageOMS sources ...
https://github.com/LineageOMS
Enjoy [/QUOT
Is the nav bar laid out like stock
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No !
The OMS version is the same like lineageOS but including OMS - to be ready to install substratum .. etc.
Made a version for Nexus 10 as well .. it seems to work fine.
Just have installed the ROM .. works fine - but did no special customizations or anything else.
Hope this helps ..
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Debugging bootloop
followmsi said:
Did you format system ?
Pls do as first step.
If you boot loop install boot.img via fastboot.
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Unfortunately this is also bootlooping for me. I've tried the steps above.
How can I help debug this? I was not able to use logcat. Does logcat work for you?
gaufres said:
Unfortunately this is also bootlooping for me. I've tried the steps above.
How can I help debug this? I was not able to use logcat. Does logcat work for you?
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You did flash boot.img via fastboot ?
The ROM installation had no errors ?
What version of bootloader are you using .. .50 for 7.1.2 ?
Do you see the LOS logo (boot animation) when you boot-loop ?
Are you able to make a md5 hash ..Or similar to compare ?
File corrupt ?
Pls post a hash value to compare .. maybe onedrive is the problem.
Was not the first time a file was corrupted.
I am testing several ROMs and kernels in the last days .. no problems at all.
EDIT:
Which version of TWRP ?
EDIT2:
For your understanding.. logcat will start a short time after Android is booting.(boot animation)
But if you not pass the boot.img we have another issue. (Google logo)
Re: Debugging bootloop
followmsi said:
You did flash boot.img via fastboot ?
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Yes. No errors.
followmsi said:
The ROM installation had no errors ?
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None.
followmsi said:
What version of bootloader are you using .. .50 for 7.1.2 ?
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I think so. Version 7900.50.0 from n2g47d.
followmsi said:
Do you see the LOS logo (boot animation) when you boot-loop ?
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It doesn't get that far.
I see the unlocked bootloader warning. After thirty seconds it beeps, as expected. Then white "Google" text is then displayed for two or three seconds.
But after that it reboots into TWRP (blank screen, then unlocked bootloader warning, then beep, then white "Google" text, then TWRP).
followmsi said:
Are you able to make a md5 hash ..Or similar to compare ?
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The update zip I'm installing from TWRP is lineage-14.1-20170417-UNOFFICIAL-dragon-followmsi.zip, which I downloaded from OneDrive. It has SHA256 hash
Code:
d124b4048f096317f593fa5dbf313ceaebbddd4352f0422276a86fd5f6707902
The boot.img I'm flashing with fastboot comes from the above zip. So it might be redundant for me to say the boot.img has SHA256 hash
Code:
cde8c7376d2d8d9d35ea5558473a669f91a27b0489f21b7a3cdb79af4a4ba931
followmsi said:
Pls post a hash value to compare .. maybe onedrive is the problem.
Was not the first time a file was corrupted.
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I'm kinda hoping that is the problem, because otherwise this will be a pain to debug!
followmsi said:
I am testing several ROMs and kernels in the last days .. no problems at all.
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Good. Weird.
followmsi said:
Which version of TWRP ?
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Your build of 3.1.0-0.
followmsi said:
For your understanding.. logcat will start a short time after Android is booting.(boot animation)
But if you not pass the boot.img we have another issue. (Google logo)
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Thanks for the explanation. So it might be boot.img given the boot sequence I described above?
I always get the TWRP bootloop if I boot before installing SuperSU. That happened with DU and with this.
I also had some issues with the setup wizard crashing. It was skipping the step of connecting wifi, and then it would crash when I tried to enter a Google account (which wouldn't have worked anyway without wifi.) I tried different gapps, same result. Finally I managed to swipe open settings and connect to wifi and now I'm set.
Now that I've got it running (OMS variant) it's great.
gaufres said:
Yes. No errors.
None.
I think so. Version 7900.50.0 from n2g47d.
It doesn't get that far.
I see the unlocked bootloader warning. After thirty seconds it beeps, as expected. Then white "Google" text is then displayed for two or three seconds.
But after that it reboots into TWRP (blank screen, then unlocked bootloader warning, then beep, then white "Google" text, then TWRP).
The update zip I'm installing from TWRP is lineage-14.1-20170417-UNOFFICIAL-dragon-followmsi.zip, which I downloaded from OneDrive. It has SHA256 hash
Code:
d124b4048f096317f593fa5dbf313ceaebbddd4352f0422276a86fd5f6707902
The boot.img I'm flashing with fastboot comes from the above zip. So it might be redundant for me to say the boot.img has SHA256 hash
Code:
cde8c7376d2d8d9d35ea5558473a669f91a27b0489f21b7a3cdb79af4a4ba931
I'm kinda hoping that is the problem, because otherwise this will be a pain to debug!
Good. Weird.
Your build of 3.1.0-0.
Thanks for the explanation. So it might be boot.img given the boot sequence I described above?
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[HashChecker]
[File]/storage/emulated/0/download/lineage-14.1-20170417-UNOFFICIAL-dragon-followmsi.zip
[MD5]C79F1066186FF36C55643E264B3647E2
[SHA1]4DDD0A811FE22359D745335AA563023E95E808D3
[SHA256]D124B4048F096317F593FA5DBF313CEAEBBDDD4352F0422276A86FD5F6707902
At least the sha256 matches
Good bootloader
Good TWRP version ..
Do you install supersu at last step of your installation procedure ?
After you did install the ROM in TWRP, pls install supersu.zip (2.79 -sr3) as last step.
It will boot twice for the first time .. but then it should boot normally.
badwiring said:
I always get the TWRP bootloop if I boot before installing SuperSU. That happened with DU and with this.
I also had some issues with the setup wizard crashing. It was skipping the step of connecting wifi, and then it would crash when I tried to enter a Google account (which wouldn't have worked anyway without wifi.) I tried different gapps, same result. Finally I managed to swipe open settings and connect to wifi and now I'm set.
Now that I've got it running (OMS variant) it's great.
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The SetupWizard is related to gapps .. the beans version seems to run perfectly.
Opengapps seems still to have issues on certain devices.
Will check supersu topic ..
Thanks for the feedback !
badwiring said:
I always get the TWRP bootloop if I boot before installing SuperSU.
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followmsi said:
Do you install supersu at last step of your installation procedure ?
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Thanks both. That's it.
No su: bootloops.
Lineage extras su: bootloops
SuperSU: boots OK
Magisk: boots OK
gaufres said:
Thanks both. That's it.
No su: bootloops.
Lineage extras su: bootloops
SuperSU: boots OK
Magisk: boots OK
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Cool !
Found the issues as well ..
It's related to DM-verity .. even some config is missing.
Or the overwrite of build_fingerprint is related.
Need to investigate ..
Both supersu and magisk are removing the DM-verity checks in ramdisk.(boot.img)
As I always install supersu, I never realized.
Just compiling a new version .. changed the sources.
https://github.com/followmsi/androi...mmit/aae5804e75f4133ec82253cf6b2afbe39e46a56a
Removing DM-verity from fstab .. should solve this issue, also without supersu.
At later stage we can enable again, if it's working fine.
Thanks for your help testing ..
Cheers
New release ..
lineage-14.1-20170421-UNOFFICIAL-dragon-followmsi.zip
Changes:
- Integrated kernel compiling - using DU branch
- disabled DM-verity -> should fix proper booting even without supersu/magisk.
- General LineageOS changes -> fresh repo sync from today .. https://download.lineageos.org/
Installation:
1. Boot into TWRP
3. Install lineage-14.1-20170421-UNOFFICIAL-dragon-followmsi.zip
4. install SuperSU-v2.79-201612051815.zip (optional)
6. Reboot into system ..
- The ROM installer will keep your existing gapps installation.
- If you had SuperSu installed before you need to install it again - as we overwrite the boot.img completely.
A new OMS version will come later ..
Enjoy ..

[ZE620KL/Android 9][TREBLE] COMPLETE GUIDE: Unlocking, Rooting & Flash GSI + Fixes

[ZE620KL/Android 9][TREBLE] COMPLETE GUIDE: Unlocking, Rooting & Flash GSI + Fixes
Unlocking bootloader to Flashing GSI (Asus Zenfone 5 [ZE620KL] / Android 9.0)
Code:
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/
About :
The last guide could leads to soft brick, as the instructions were not clear nor the files not supported for Android 9.0.
Here is a complete guide with TWRP 3.3.0 for Android 9.0, clear instructions and multiple fixes for GSI.
It has been tested on stock version v16.0615.1903.92.​
Requirements :
- A stock version V16.0610.XXXX.XX or higher
- A phone on Android 9.0 (not 8.0!)
- A fully working USB cable
- Latest ADB / Fastboot drivers
- Bootloader unlocker (download latest from Asus website or from here)
- TWRP 3.3.0 image
- Android9EncryptionDisablerZE620KL.zip
- Magisk v19.3​
Instructions :
Unlocking Bootloader
1. Backup all your important data.
2. Install the bootloader unlocker APK, and follow the steps. You will loss your warranty here, and it will factory reset your data
3. If there is any issue here, go into your stock recovery (volume down + power button) and factory reset.​
Installing TWRP
4. Shutdown your device & boot in fastboot mode using volume up + power button.
5. Check that the connection between your device and your computer by typing this in your command line :
Code:
fastboot devices
6. Flash TWRP recovery using :
Code:
fastboot flash recovery <twrp_name>.img
7. Now reboot in recovery mode using :
Code:
fastboot oem reboot-recovery
8. In TWRP, select Wipe > Format Data > enter "yes" and confirm
9. Return to the main menu, select Reboot > Recovery
10. Do 8. & 9. and again
11. Using TWRP or ADB, install Android9EncryptionDisablerZE620KL.zip (on TWRP, go into Install > find Android9EncryptionDisablerZE620KL.zip > Install zip)
If everything has gone successfully, you now have a custom recovery.
As for some GSIs, a patched boot partition may cause bootloop, you should try installing Magisk after installing the GSI. If you want to keep your stock ROM, go directly to "Magisk Installation" section.​Installing a GSI
This step may vary depending on the different GSIs distribution. I assume you install Havoc OS v2.7 GSI which actually works on this device.
1. Backup all your important data using TWRP backup.
2. Select the arm64-aonly GSI image you want, and move it on your external SD.
3. Wipe Data, Dalvik, and Cache.
4. Go back in the main menu of TWRP, and reboot to recovery.
5. Remove Magisk if it was previously installed, by using its uninstaller script.
6. Flash the GSI to system partition.
7. Boot and perform a factory reset.​
Installing Magisk
1. Add the Magisk zip archive to your external storage.
2. Boot into TWRP recovery, and install the zip.
3. Enjoy!​
Bug fixes:
Insufficient storage in the system partition to flash GApps : Download your OpenGApps archive on your external SD, and use MagicGApps 2018.9.23 to install GApps.
Auto-Brightness doesn't work: Download framework-res__auto_generated_rro.apk from here.
Using a root explorer or command-line, push the APK to /vendor/overlay.
Then run the following command in a rooted terminal or ADB shell:
Code:
chcon u:object_r:vendor_overlay_file:s0 /vendor/overlay;chcon u:object_r:vendor_overlay_file:s0 /vendor/overlay/framework-res__auto_generated_rro.apk
My camera doesn't work well (green tint on face camera) and/or the app doesn't boot: If Asus Camera doesn't launch on your GSI, you should probably edit your /system/build.prob file.
You need to edit ro.product.model, ro.product.brand, ro.product.name, ro.product.device, ro.product.manufacturer & ro.build.product properties to be:
Code:
ro.product.model=ASUS_X00QD
ro.product.brand=asus
ro.product.name=WW_Phone
ro.product.device=ASUS_X00QD
ro.product.manufacturer=asus
ro.build.product=ZE620KL
You can instead use Google Camera mod (port from Arnova8G2 & modded by 5Z community, thanks to them!), which works well (edit: there is a bug on HavocOS, we can't access settings).​Bonus:
- You can reinstall DTS Headphone:X here.
- For booting your kernel in Permissive mode, check here
Sources:
TWRP 3.3.0 : On GitHub
If you need help or if you want to help on ZE620KL development go here:
https://t.me/Zenfone5Dev
(We will continue to update & help here though.)
Many thanks to all of the Zenfone 5 community (particularly Emincan, Pandolfi and Lmajkej),
Phhusson & Erfan for their works on GSI, and Shakalaca for its work on TWRP 3.3.0!​
On HavocOS v2.8 GSI (13-08-2019):
It works:
- Almost anything
- Adaptive Brightness (after manual fix)
- Notch overlay
- DTS Headphone X (after manual installation)
- NFC
- Face unlock
- Stock camera (after manual fix)
- Magisk
- SDcard access
It doesn't works:
- VoLTE / VoWifi
- Google Camera settings
- External speaker amplifier (NXP amp)
- APT-X / APT-X HD bluetooth
- Low microphone in normal use
- No microphone in calls (only headphone microphone works)
GCam settings
But my google camera keep crashing when I want to go into camera settings
Hi thanks for this tutorial, this is my first time rooting my phone. I'm encountering a problem with my sd card after installing havoc os, everytime i try to move, save or any write functionality i do to my sd card, it always says the android version isn't compatible. I could still see my files from my sd, but everytime it asks permission it always say this
bentley0928 said:
But my google camera keep crashing when I want to go into camera settings
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Same issue here. I will update the thread when I will find a more working GCam port (perhaps, this GCam port works well on ZenUI)
Jolo110 said:
Hi thanks for this tutorial, this is my first time rooting my phone. I'm encountering a problem with my sd card after installing havoc os, everytime i try to move, save or any write functionality i do to my sd card, it always says the android version isn't compatible. I could still see my files from my sd, but every time it asks permission it always say this
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It's a known issue, the GSI maintainer @vince31fr is working on it. I don't have it, but I can advice you to use Solid File Manager, which works like a charm on my device.
"- No microphone in calls (only headphone microphone works)"
Funny... I'm on stock latest firmware and I have this issue, so I thought I try something new, and this has that issue. It can't be a coincidence. Something is ****ed up with this device.
Wonder if this will work for the Zenfone 5 Lite (or 5Q)? I wanna root my 5Q so bad haha
Thanks for the great instructions! Steps 1 through 11 worked perfectly for me, then I installed LineageOS (lineage-17.0-20191231-UNOFFICIAL-treble_arm64_avN.img) and it works properly. Then when I go back to TWRP and install Magisk v20.1 it reboots into an endless Lineage bootup logo animation (not boot loop). I can get an adb shell, but now also the external SD card has become invisible. Any suggestions?
UPDATE: I switched over to the patched Magisk version from PHH (https://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-5/general/ze620kl-add-support-to-evey-android-9-t3966918) and everything works perfectly now!
Hi!! I thanks for these instructions you gave. I know this post is a bit older. But is the only one I think could help me.
I got an ZE620KL and I'm trying to root this device. I have some experience in unlocking bootloader and rooting devices. But this one... Is giving me a lot of work. Researching in a lot of forums and websites I tried a lot of things with no success. In theory, is just install the official apk provided by ASUS and run the application. But the app doesn't work for a long time as I researched (error accusing network problem). I tried unlock via fastboot commands but I always got stucked by "remote: permission denied" even with latest drivers and ADB Fastboot installed. And yes... I let my device with no one security feature enabled and didn't worked. I tried everything even after wiped data / cache and factory reset and no progress.
In my researches, I realized something about 'oem unlock'. It appears to be the key to solve this. And I guess the tool to work with this is the damn unlock tool from ASUS which don't work! Also, I've heard about workaround with Magisk by flashing a custom recovery to achieve the root. Magisk no longer supports zip files to flash. Only '.img' and '.tar' files. I'd like to find some light here... I don't know what to do. I appreciate any help!
Hello do I need to flash Android9EncryptionDisablerZE620KL.zip if Im gonna flash a non-GSI custom ROM? Or its only for GSI Treble ROM?
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Hi!! I thanks for these instructions you gave. I know this post is a bit older. But is the only one I think could help me.
I got an ZE620KL and I'm trying to root this device. I have some experience in unlocking bootloader and rooting devices. But this one... Is giving me a lot of work. Researching in a lot of forums and websites I tried a lot of things with no success. In theory, is just install the official apk provided by ASUS and run the application. But the app doesn't work for a long time as I researched (error accusing network problem). I tried unlock via fastboot commands but I always got stucked by "remote: permission denied" even with latest drivers and ADB Fastboot installed. And yes... I let my device with no one security feature enabled and didn't worked. I tried everything even after wiped data / cache and factory reset and no progress.
In my researches, I realized something about 'oem unlock'. It appears to be the key to solve this. And I guess the tool to work with this is the damn unlock tool from ASUS which don't work! Also, I've heard about workaround with Magisk by flashing a custom recovery to achieve the root. Magisk no longer supports zip files to flash. Only '.img' and '.tar' files. I'd like to find some light here... I don't know what to do. I appreciate any help!
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Im not sure if you still have your phone or you have successfully unlocked bl. but I found an updated version of their tool which works.
*tried unlocking from android 10 not working, it says device model not supported*
Zenfone 5 Unlock BL
cf100clunk said:
Thanks for the great instructions! Steps 1 through 11 worked perfectly for me, then I installed LineageOS (lineage-17.0-20191231-UNOFFICIAL-treble_arm64_avN.img) and it works properly. Then when I go back to TWRP and install Magisk v20.1 it reboots into an endless Lineage bootup logo animation (not boot loop). I can get an adb shell, but now also the external SD card has become invisible. Any suggestions?
UPDATE: I switched over to the patched Magisk version from PHH (https://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-5/general/ze620kl-add-support-to-evey-android-9-t3966918) and everything works perfectly now!
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Do you still have the patched Magisk zip file, the original link in the post seems not working

Realme X2 1993 development

I open this thread because in my opinion the development situation of the various versions of the device is very confusing. I seem to have understood that as regards the unlocking of the bootloader with a working fingerprint, the situation is evolving well only on the China and India version while on the European version nothing moves ... In my modest opinion, Realme deciding to treat those who buy its phones in Europe as users of its lower series devices compared to other areas of the world are wrong because little development leads to a few posts in the various forums and few voices in google searches that each of us does when deciding what to buy ... What do you think you realme device owners in Europe?
I have the 1993ex version and the FP is working fine after a16
hammerheading said:
I have the 1993ex version and the FP is working fine after a16
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Thanks for the information ... What procedure did you use to unlock the bootloader?
I have EU version and what you said is true about Realme but development aspect, most procedures on China version works on EU version but may partially work on Indian version.
I've tweeted Realme EU over 7 times they haven't replied yet.
MY advice for EU and rest of the world is not to buy from Realme if you want active development and OEM response. Otherwise, you can be patient by using Realme OS until there is bigger development for your device
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I have EU version and what you said is true about Realme but development aspect, most procedures on China version works on EU version but may partially work on Indian version.
I've tweeted Realme EU over 7 times they haven't replied yet.
MY advice for EU and rest of the world is not to buy from Realme if you want active development and OEM response. Otherwise, you can be patient by using Realme OS until there is bigger development for your device
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So you too like me, although there is news of the working fingerprint on the EU, believe that it is still not worth unlocking.
I ask it because I repeat following the various treadhs on the forum it gets confused. It is sometimes indicated that the finger epint works and that for example magisk can work in normal mode and not core only ... This would already be a lot, to say yes it could use the viper4android.
surferbyter said:
Thanks for the information ... What procedure did you use to unlock the bootloader?
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I used this guide, it works the same for X2.
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I used this guide, it works the same for X2.
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Excellent, and as regards the installation of the twrp, which vbmeta file did you use?
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Excellent, and as regards the installation of the twrp, which vbmeta file did you use?
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First time i flashed the twrp i folowed this but now i simply skip the vbmeta and flash twrp directly from bootloader and it works fine.
Just installed havos os 2.9 gsi, so, it's not that bad rmx1993ex eu
woocashewski said:
Just installed havos os 2.9 gsi, so, it's not that bad rmx1993ex eu
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never installed a gsi, if I'm not mistaken it takes the image of the vendor ... if you can give me a link to a guide to get started? Thanks in advance...
Howto thread is on this forum...
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Howto thread is on this forum...
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I'm doing something wrong because i get bootloop everytime. i tryed to follow the guide with different gsi but no luck. Can you give a quick step how you did it ?
Until the twrp installation everything works perfectly, when I install magisk whether I try to do it from zip recovery or from boot image patched the verification of the integrity of the verity boot sends me to bootloop. You would need the vbmeta, but when I try to flash the vbmeta.img the command:
fastboot flash --disable-verification vbmeta vbmeta.img
On the fastboot cmd he replies that - - disabled verification is unknown ...
surferbyter said:
Until the twrp installation everything works perfectly, when I install magisk whether I try to do it from zip recovery or from boot image patched the verification of the integrity of the verity boot sends me to bootloop. You would need the vbmeta, but when I try to flash the vbmeta.img the command:
fastboot flash --disable-verification vbmeta vbmeta.img
On the fastboot cmd he replies that - - disabled verification is unknown ...
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I've been there, i think the problem was the adb. I used the Minimal adb and it worked, give it a try
first - check everything with adb prior to installing anything - get most recent version - i'll get v41, check if there is adb connection - by adb devices, if no - troubleshoot as in many threads here on xda until everything works.
at this moment i've got Havoc OS v 3.0 installed, unfortunetely with same limitations as 2.9 - no FP, no lux metering, and weird battery behaviour (sometimes cpu isn't clocked down when screen off - it can be tuned by eg. Kernel adiutor after rooting with magisk flashed from twrp.)
simplified guide:
- unlock bootloader
- flash twrp from fastboot
- select to start recovery on phone's fastboot menu (volume keys+confirm by power)
- enter your password to decrypt data
- flash vbmeta.img from PC by adb command
- at this stage I made a restart to twrp from twrp menu
- there's shouldn't be any prompt about data encryption
- made a cpmplete backup of the phone - backup to SD card, or to internal and at this stage copy entire backup folder to PC
- wipe: dalvik/cache/system/data
- install system img from a file GSI
- reboot to recovery
- install gapps, if error 70 --> goto wipe, advanced, resize system partition, back to install, install gapps
- reboot
if bootloops - format data partition
woocashewski said:
first - check everything with adb prior to installing anything - get most recent version - i'll get v41, check if there is adb connection - by adb devices, if no - troubleshoot as in many threads here on xda until everything works.
at this moment i've got Havoc OS v 3.0 installed, unfortunetely with same limitations as 2.9 - no FP, no lux metering, and weird battery behaviour (sometimes cpu isn't clocked down when screen off - it can be tuned by eg. Kernel adiutor after rooting with magisk flashed from twrp.)
simplified guide:
- unlock bootloader
- flash twrp from fastboot
- select to start recovery on phone's fastboot menu (volume keys+confirm by power)
- enter your password to decrypt data
- flash vbmeta.img from PC by adb command
- at this stage I made a restart to twrp from twrp menu
- there's shouldn't be any prompt about data encryption
- made a cpmplete backup of the phone - backup to SD card, or to internal and at this stage copy entire backup folder to PC
- wipe: dalvik/cache/system/data
- install system img from a file GSI
- reboot to recovery
- install gapps, if error 70 --> goto wipe, advanced, resize system partition, back to install, install gapps
- reboot
if bootloops - format data partition
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So gsi roms also have fingerprint problems ... However, more than a custom rom, I was interested in coloros with root ...
I can't give up the fingerprint though because some applications of the company I work for use it for authentication ...
I managed to root, magisk 20.3 zip flash on twrp, on the European version a17 with this guide:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81579961&postcount=44
To make the vbmeta flash command work I used the minimal adb version 1.43, with previous versions it doesn't work.
The fingerprint works very well and energy consumption has not changed compared to use with locked boot.
After carrying out all the procedure, the magisk manager indicates the certified safety net unlike the play store which is instead not certified. To have it certified, you need to download the Device ID app, copy the GSF code that gives you the result by opening it and insert it on the page of this link:
https://www.google.com/android/uncertified/?pli=1
After having it delete the data of google service framework and google play store, force the arrest of the second and reopen it ...
hammerheading said:
I used this guide, it works the same for X2.
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Except the deeptesting apk in that guide isn't compatible with the x2 - at least not with the eu version. Funnily enough the apk for the realme 5 is compatible - see this post: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81014949&postcount=63
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Except the deeptesting apk in that guide isn't compatible with the x2 - at least not with the eu version. Funnily enough the apk for the realme 5 is compatible - see this post: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81014949&postcount=63
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Ok my bad then, i follow more than one guide so im not sure were i got the apk from. anyway good job finding it for future unlocks!
ROM Stock EU Version
Here the ROM Stock EU https:// drive.google.com/file/d/1-GpV3YBMCCCrQPvCKqqK3cYRXmBMzTCy/view?usp=drivesdk
Just copy the link

[ROM][A51] HAVOC OS for Samsung Galaxy A51 [GSI]

Hey Guys,
Before you dive in, irrespective of your reading speed read this carefully and slowly for better understanding but if you cannot focus and read it slowly then you better give up music for a few weeks.
About the Device
Before you jump in and get your hands dirty.. you should know that what you will be installing is Generic System Image, It is not specifically made for your device so if you are going to install some other GSI other than this, you might face some issues.
If you are a beginner, you should Go Through Project Treble, just for the sake of knowledge.
Also Galaxy A51 has A/B partition and Supports Project Treble though remember that Treble Devices are not same as A/B devices and Vice Versa.
Things You’ll Need
A Computer (not an iPad)
Internet [requirement around 6 gigs (4.8 gigs optional, for downloading stock Firmware, Highly Recommended)]
Samsung Galaxy A51 (will not work on A50)
Patience and a madcap attitude.
Resources
Download Odin from the link given below and extract it in a folder.
https://odindownload.com/download/Odin3_v3.13.3.zip
Adb and Fastboot Drivers
https://gsmusbdrivers.com/download/adb-fastboot-drivers/#
Samsung Drivers
https://developer.samsung.com/mobile/file/68b2dc40-3833-4a8b-b58e-32f7aca25c00
Havoc OS GSI
Havoc-OS - Browse /arm64-ab at SourceForge.net
Don’t forget to check that there is “arm64” and “ab” written on the name of the file
Other option is with Gapps (it means the rom will come with Google Play services built in
otherwise it is Vanilla Android.
GSI Flasher
(It is used for converting your img file into flashable Zip)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J8OlI2CCXpvAJ5FhFlR2b_y58eHQERGs/view?usp=sharing
Extract it you’ll find three folders gsi, META-INF, scripts, keep all of them inside the GSI
Flasher extracted folder.
Twerp Recovery
twrp-a51-3.5.0_10-1_ianmacd.tar | by androidhowto for Utilities (androidfilehost.com)
Do not use any other in this case you might get mounting errors.
Encryption Disabler
Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_03.04.2020.zip | by androidhowto for Utilities (androidfilehost.com)
Its Show time
1. Go to settings and go to about phone, tap build number 7 times and a dialog will appear, you are now a developer.
2. Go to additional setting or search developer options in the settings search bar
3. Once in the developer settings find OEM unlock and turn in on, scroll down and also turn on USB debugging, your phone will ask the permission for accessing the data by your computer.
4. Turn off your device. Get a usb cable and connect it to your computer.
5. While phone is off first press Volume UP and Volume Down together, and then then insert the usb cable into the phone while holding the buttons wait for two seconds. a blue screen will come up telling you about consequences and life choices.
6. Long press the Volume Up Button and a new blue screen will show up asking you for unlocking the bootloader. Press Volume Up to confirm. You device will erase everything and reset itself ( Don’t forget to take backup of your Data).
7. After the setup screen appears skip everything in the setup and enable developers option and enable USB debugging in the developer options.
8. Turn off your device again and Repeat step 5.
9. Press Volume up for entering the download mode
10. Now in your computer, Install Odin and open Odin.exe you’ll find your device as comm: xx
Now click on the AP button and select the twerp you downloaded.
Press start and twerp will be installed in your device. Your device will reboot don’t let it boot to one ui, press all three buttons together and hold, as soon as the screen goes black release only the volume down button. Keep holding the Volume UP and power buttons for 3 seconds and then release, you find yourself in twerp. If you miss it repeat the process again but don’t let it boot to One Ui.
In twerp press wipe => format data =>type yes. Press home button and again go to wipe advanced select Data, Cache and Dalvik and swipe to clear.
Press home again. Go to reboot and select recovery, twerp wil reboot. Once it reboots transfer the encryption disabler to your phone and in twerp press install select the storage, sdcard or internal storage, where you have stored the file, select it and swipe to install.
Now in your computer extract the Havoc os image and rename it as “system.img”.
Extract the GSI flasher, copy system.img and paste it in the gsi folder of the GSI Flasher.
Select gsi, Meta-inf, scripts and compress them into a zip and transfer into the phone.
Now in twerp Press install, select the zip file and swipe to install. Also install Gapps or Magisk if you want (though normal magisk will have problem try install phh_magisk, discussed later).
Reboot and KABLAMO You have installed Havoc OS.
Bugs
A small random issue in Auto Brightness
If you root with magisk and install modules, after you reboot your phone will get into a bootloop. Use Phh_Magisk but I aint sure if it’ll work or not Your call madcap.
NONE OF THE FILES IN THIS TUTORIAL HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH ME. If SOMETIHING HAPPENS I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE. ONLY DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Troubleshooting.
If you find errors in twerp, such as unable to mount vendor or system_root, or data. Then you got to install the stock One Ui Back again, therefore it is highly recommended to keep with yourself the stock firmware. You will need It. And it is 4.78 gigs. You can download it from
Model : SM-A515F - Galaxy A51 — Samfrew.com
To reinstall the stock firmware first extract it and the open odin and repeat steps 8 and 9, once your device is detected in Odin press the respective buttons and select the respective files such as for BL button select the file With BL in the name. Do it for buttons, BL, AP(once you select the file it will take long for it load into odin so do not panic and let it load, it might become unresponsive but use patience and wait.)CP , CSC. Click on start and you’ll have ONE Ui back on your device.
To Lock the bootloader repeat steps 5 and 6.
If you still want more stability and Control You can install a different Kernel NDataX from (@Hendamanu) https://forum.xda-developers.com/m/hendramanu.11224917/
I'd like you to please correct the title and write GSI instead of custom rom as both are different things and the title can be considered misleading.
Yillié said:
I'd like you to please correct the title and write GSI instead of custom rom as both are different things and the title can be considered misleading.
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Oh, my bad.. changed it.
GrandmaGotGuns said:
Oh, my bad.. changed it.
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Thanks a lot
Is stable? Does the fingerprint on the screen work?
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Is stable? Does the fingerprint on the screen work?
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Its Stable and yes fingerprint works as well. Battery life is also good almost 9 hours of screen on time for my device.
GrandmaGotGuns said:
Its Stable and yes fingerprint works as well. Battery life is also good almost 9 hours of screen on time for my device.
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I will try to test it although another question arose, the encryption works in the twrp or is it to disable the dm verity?
LichtEstarossx said:
I will try to test it although another question arose, the encryption works in the twrp or is it to disable the dm verity?
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You need to flash disable dm verity before flashing the gsi.. one ui encrypts the data.
I'll soon update this for Android 11 (R)
I did all the steps correctly (started oneui before), but now it won't start the system, is there any way to fix it?
LichtEstarossx said:
I did all the steps correctly (started oneui before), but now it won't start the system, is there any way to fix it?
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What android version are you at?
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What android version are you at?
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I had android 10
one ui 2.5
although it is rare that the gsi does not work
LichtEstarossx said:
I had android 10
one ui 2.5
although it is rare that the gsi does not work
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If you are using the same gsi mentioned above then it should work. Not all GSIs will run on your device. Did you successfully install twerp?
GrandmaGotGuns said:
If you are using the same gsi mentioned above then it should work. Not all GSIs will run on your device. Did you successfully install twerp?
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use havoc 3.8 vanilla arm64 ab
and I tried phh aosp but it didn't work
LichtEstarossx said:
use havoc 3.8 vanilla arm64 ab
and I tried phh aosp but it didn't work
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Model : SM-A515F - Galaxy A51 — Samfrew.com
Model : SM-A515F | Samsung Firmware Database
samfrew.com
Upgrade to android 11, first install one ui 3 from the site above. I'll update it for Android 11 [R].
GrandmaGotGuns said:
Model : SM-A515F - Galaxy A51 — Samfrew.com
Model : SM-A515F | Samsung Firmware Database
samfrew.com
Upgrade to android 11, first install one ui 3 from the site above. I'll update it for Android 11 [R].
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for now reinstall oneui 2.5, I will try to compile orangefox for android 10, and about the brightness bug in the gsi I know how to correct it, if there is any way to contact you to talk about it, say so
LichtEstarossx said:
for now reinstall oneui 2.5, I will try to compile orangefox for android 10, and about the brightness bug in the gsi I know how to correct it, if there is any way to contact you to talk about it, say so
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If you are talking about gsi fix then im not sure that it'll work. I tried patching other gsi's for specifically efor xynos but the success rate is 50%. Sure let's talk here
GrandmaGotGuns said:
If you are talking about gsi fix then im not sure that it'll work. I tried patching other gsi's for specifically efor xynos but the success rate is 50%. Sure let's talk here
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What I say is not a patch, it is one of the phh oberlays for aosp gsi, after I have time I will try to make one, but that overlay would only be for the a51, not for another Samsung
If it is about gsi I am relatively knowledgeable about that, although as far as I know it was not necessary to use this zip to enter gsi, I think the super partition must be modified to install gsi
LichtEstarossx said:
What I say is not a patch, it is one of the phh oberlays for aosp gsi, after I have time I will try to make one, but that overlay would only be for the a51, not for another Samsung
If it is about gsi I am relatively knowledgeable about that, although as far as I know it was not necessary to use this zip to enter gsi, I think the super partition must be modified to install gsi
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Can someone plz assist........I got the rom installed on issues
Root chkr says I'm rooted but substratum says I'm not Magisk I don't think I have the patch img. for it..... plz can someone hlp

Question Installation of LineageOS for MicroG does not work

Hi all, after have lost hours and hours traying to install the latest LineageOS for MicroG, I made a facotry reset of the Oneplus 9 Pro (to Android 11), than updated de devices to the latest update (incl. Android 12 and all avaiable updates) and THAN trayed to install LineageOS for MicroG following strictly the Manual of LineageOS (link). It seams to be perfect, until the first start of LIneageOS. I see the first setup screen (Welcome to LineageOS), on the left corner "Emergency call) and on the right the START button, but the screen doesent react andt on the upper right corner I see an empty battery icon. What can I do?? I'm at the end of my knowledge.
In a step of Installing LineageOS (without MicroG) it is necessary to install the dtbo and vendor boot partitions. Maybe the problem is here?
What I have installed:
- dtbo.img (20220823)
- vendor_boot.img (20220823)
- lineage-19.1-20220820-microG-lemonadep-recovery.img
- lineage-19.1-20220824-microG-lemonadep.zip
In Recovery I see "Version 19.1 (20220824)" is installed.
PS: The volume up and down button works...
(unwanted post)
enoironline said:
Hi all, after have lost hours and hours traying to install the latest LineageOS for MicroG, I made a facotry reset of the Oneplus 9 Pro (to Android 11), than updated de devices to the latest update (incl. Android 12 and all avaiable updates) and THAN trayed to install LineageOS for MicroG following strictly the Manual of LineageOS (link). It seams to be perfect, until the first start of LIneageOS. I see the first setup screen (Welcome to LineageOS), on the left corner "Emergency call) and on the right the START button, but the screen doesent react andt on the upper right corner I see an empty battery icon. What can I do?? I'm at the end of my knowledge.
In a step of Installing LineageOS (without MicroG) it is necessary to install the dtbo and vendor boot partitions. Maybe the problem is here?
What I have installed:
- dtbo.img (20220823)
- vendor_boot.img (20220823)
- lineage-19.1-20220820-microG-lemonadep-recovery.img
- lineage-19.1-20220824-microG-lemonadep.zip
In Recovery I see "Version 19.1 (20220824)" is installed.
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boot is equivalent to recovery
you must be on lastest official firmware
there are also spare firmware you can flash to get aligned
Psk.It said:
boot is equivalent to recovery
you must be on lastest official firmware
there are also spare firmware you can flash to get aligned
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How can I be on latest official firmware? Before installing LIneageOS for MicroG I installed all possible Updates of the stock Version of Oneplus, than during the installation process I installed the two vendor-files as described in the manual. Do you have links to the spare firmware or better Installation guides?
enoironline said:
How can I be on latest official firmware? Before installing LIneageOS for MicroG I installed all possible Updates of the stock Version of Oneplus, than during the installation process I installed the two vendor-files as described in the manual. Do you have links to the spare firmware or better Installation guides?
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If you installed C62 (or latest version for your device) you should be OK
(you can try reading other rom theads, some have the link to spare firmware)
for set-up, i prefer taking dtbo, vendor_boot and boot images from payload.bin file already in the rom.zip (using payload_dumper tool)
once "preliminary set-up" is done, reboot to recovery, then format data and sideload the rom
if you need extra flashing (magisk, kernel, what else) reboot recovery and sideload it
Psk.It said:
If you installed C62 (or latest version for your device) you should be OK
(you can try reading other rom theads, some have the link to spare firmware)
for set-up, i prefer taking dtbo, vendor_boot and boot images from payload.bin file already in the rom.zip (using payload_dumper tool)
once "preliminary set-up" is done, reboot to recovery, then format data and sideload the rom
if you need extra flashing (magisk, kernel, what else) reboot recovery and sideload it
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that is certainly purposeful, but much too difficult for my most modest knowledge.
Ironically, I installed the normal LineageOS without MicroG in the meantime (to be able to use the device) and it works reasonably stable. As soon as I know what I have to install additionally when, I'll probably do again first a factory reset to the original operating system of oneplus, all updates and then I try it again with lineageos for microG. Remains to be seen what else I need to install and when :-/ It's frustrating to cannot follow an official Installation guide without having souch issues.
I can't understand why it has to be so difficult and full of detours that one can't do it if one doesn't have in-depth knowledge. Really a pity.
enoironline said:
that is certainly purposeful, but much too difficult for my most modest knowledge.
Ironically, I installed the normal LineageOS without MicroG in the meantime (to be able to use the device) and it works reasonably stable. As soon as I know what I have to install additionally when, I'll probably do again first a factory reset to the original operating system of oneplus, all updates and then I try it again with lineageos for microG. Remains to be seen what else I need to install and when :-/ It's frustrating to cannot follow an official Installation guide without having souch issues.
I can't understand why it has to be so difficult and full of detours that one can't do it if one doesn't have in-depth knowledge. Really a pity.
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unfortunately official lineage build does not support signature spoofing, this means you need gapps (Nick gapps is the most used , you can check-out also mind-gapps)
crDroid and riceOS are a couple of roms that allow signature spoofing, you will be abile.to run micrpG on those
about payload_dumper just google it, it's a tool for unpagkage images from the a rom file
about increase of complications, we all must thank you Google 1st and OnePlus (or Oppo) in second place
Psk.It said:
for set-up, i prefer taking dtbo, vendor_boot and boot images from payload.bin file already in the rom.zip (using payload_dumper tool)
once "preliminary set-up" is done, reboot to recovery, then format data and sideload the rom
if you need extra flashing (magisk, kernel, what else) reboot recovery and sideload it
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I'm looking right now, interesting. You wrote, you prefer taking dtbo, vendor_boot AND Boot Images from payload.bin. When to load dtbo and vendor_boot is describet in the installation guide of lineageOS, but when do you use/install the from you mentioned boot image?
enoironline said:
I'm looking right now, interesting. You wrote, you prefer taking dtbo, vendor_boot AND Boot Images from payload.bin. When to load dtbo and vendor_boot is describet in the installation guide of lineageOS, but when do you use/install the from you mentioned boot image?
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Instead of recovery
basically:
dump payload
flash btbo
flash vendor_boot
(someone suggest to reboot in fastboot)
flash boot
from fastboot menu go to recovery
finally sideload the zip
enoironline said:
Hi all, after have lost hours and hours traying to install the latest LineageOS for MicroG, I made a facotry reset of the Oneplus 9 Pro (to Android 11), than updated de devices to the latest update (incl. Android 12 and all avaiable updates) and THAN trayed to install LineageOS for MicroG following strictly the Manual of LineageOS (link). It seams to be perfect, until the first start of LIneageOS. I see the first setup screen (Welcome to LineageOS), on the left corner "Emergency call) and on the right the START button, but the screen doesent react andt on the upper right corner I see an empty battery icon. What can I do?? I'm at the end of my knowledge.
In a step of Installing LineageOS (without MicroG) it is necessary to install the dtbo and vendor boot partitions. Maybe the problem is here?
What I have installed:
- dtbo.img (20220823)
- vendor_boot.img (20220823)
- lineage-19.1-20220820-microG-lemonadep-recovery.img
- lineage-19.1-20220824-microG-lemonadep.zip
In Recovery I see "Version 19.1 (20220824)" is installed.
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Hey just wanted you to know that I had the exact same problem, I posted about it here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/LineageOS/comments/wyr4v9
and after a few failed attempts I basically had to hose and reset to stock with MSM (which was hard since I don't have a Win computer, but that's a solution for another day).
I think the other poster is right, you do need to flash firmware first before installing. Have you tried this? I'll try it tonight and report back, as I need to get this running before Monday.
hyve9 said:
Hey just wanted you to know that I had the exact same problem, I posted about it here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/LineageOS/comments/wyr4v9
and after a few failed attempts I basically had to hose and reset to stock with MSM (which was hard since I don't have a Win computer, but that's a solution for another day).
I think the other poster is right, you do need to flash firmware first before installing. Have you tried this? I'll try it tonight and report back, as I need to get this running before Monday.
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Actually I have the plan to go back to Stock with MSM, than reinstall all updates of the original Oneplus 9 Pro, than reinstall the actual version of LineageOS MicroG (20220824) after dumping payload and flashing dtbo, vendor_boot and boot like psk.lt wrote.
wondering what you will accive.
Psk.It said:
Instead of recovery
basically:
dump payload
flash btbo
flash vendor_boot
(someone suggest to reboot in fastboot)
flash boot
from fastboot menu go to recovery
finally sideload the zip
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I'm trying to dump payload. I installed the latest Python version, than downloaded payload_dumper from this link , done what described on the website and now in cmd I have the Message:
File "C:\Users\X\Desktop\Payload_dumper\payload_dumper.py", line 67
<title>payload_dumper/payload_dumper.py at master · vm03/payload_dumper · GitHub</title>
SyntaxError: invalid character '·' (U+00B7)
Do I understand it right, that the script of the tool has an error? Do you have a link of a Payload_dumper Tool that works and from where I can download it? I also found this link and in the text you can download the Tool from here , but I do not trust 100% this sources :-/
enoironline said:
I'm trying to dump payload. I installed the latest Python version, than downloaded payload_dumper from this link , done what described on the website and now in cmd I have the Message:
File "C:\Users\X\Desktop\Payload_dumper\payload_dumper.py", line 67
<title>payload_dumper/payload_dumper.py at master · vm03/payload_dumper · GitHub</title>
SyntaxError: invalid character '·' (U+00B7)
Do I understand it right, that the script of the tool has an error? Do you have a link of a Payload_dumper Tool that works and from where I can download it? I also found this link and in the text you can download the Tool from here , but I do not trust 100% this sources :-/
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I made It! Using the tool from this website (link to the tool) I was able to extract all files. Now I can start.
Last LineageOS for MicroG Version (20220824) finaly INSTALLED (what a fight!).
Many thanks to Psk.lt and hyve9 for your help!
A quick guide for newbes like me:
Install on a PC:
- adb
- the last qualcolm driver ect
- python
download on the PC:
- MSN Tool to go back to stock OS
- payload Dumper Tool (THANK YOU PSK!!!)
- the newest LineageOS for MicroG Version
On the Oneplus 9 Pro:
- With MSN Tool back to Stock OS
- Install all possible Updates (in my device it was C61!)
- Install Oxygen Updater from an app Store or apk
- Install the REALLY last Update for your device (in my Case C62)
- download the last LineageOS for MicroG Version (.zip)
- open the .zip file and copy out the payload.bin file
Than like Psk.lt wrote, with the Payload Dumper dump the payload-file and extract btbo, vendor_boot and boot files
Safe the following files under adb
- btbo
- vendor_boot
- boot
- the lineageOS for MicroG file
Start with the installation like described in the LineageOS guide, but
- use the own btbo and vendor_boot files
- for recovery, insted of using the recovery-file from LineageOS for microG, use the boot file (extractet with Payload dumper)
- finally sideload the LineageOS for MicroG file (.zip)
End
A question: in the future can I use the oxygen Updater under LineageOS for MicroG to install all the newest updates, or does it work only if using the stock OS?
enoironline said:
A question: in the future can I use the oxygen Updater under LineageOS for MicroG to install all the newest updates, or does it work only if using the stock OS?
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you should use embedded updater (settings - system - update) but you will not be able to copy the zip if you don't have root
If you want backup the updated zip, you should sideload via pc
enoironline said:
Last LineageOS for MicroG Version (20220824) finaly INSTALLED (what a fight!).
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Let me know how you are liking it, im debating it or CRDroid.
ajolly said:
Let me know how you are liking it, im debating it or CRDroid.
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I'm using LineageOS with MicroG since the End of last year and had never real problems, only the installation progress is complicated (if you follow only the official installation guides of LineageOS and from LOS-MicroG). Last week I had LineageOS without MicroG installed and I must say, I did not really missed the MicroG functions, maybe because the apps I'm using do not need necessarely the functions of MicroG / would mainly need the messaging function, but can still run and function without. It dipend what you want to accive with the OS, if you want to be compleetly G-free under LineageOS, than you have to change at your own a few more things like DNS setting, systemwebview... I can't compare LinOS-MicroG with CRDroid, beacause I never used it.
What I do not like in V 19.1 vs 18.X is the bigger format of the quick setting tiles. I know that it's possible to change it, but I have to find out how to do it in the simplest way.
A function that I miss in LineageOS (for MicroG) is a Sandbox function like in Graphene, but using Shelter helps, even if not as good as a Sandbox.
What I really don't like is the fact, that LineageOS for MicroG doesn't ships Updates with the firmware, and their Installation Guide is not really helpful (do what is described by LineageOS... and it's not really what you have to do).
What I really like is how long the battery life lasts, at least with V18 and it has surely to do with my user's habits. Now to find out how it will be under V19.1.
Over all: I like it and do not want to replace it (for now).

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