Do someone know, if the esim get deleted, when i change my OS from standard Fairphone OS to /e/ os? or is it safe to reflash the device without ordering a new esim?
Thx for any answer
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I'm not a fan that they're made in china knowing quite a few Chinese devices brands have had backdoors and such found on them this year. And i would like to install Remix OS on a MX box if i get one. but im not sure how as Remix website doesn't give a guide.. Id be kinda scared to enter my Netflix details on a chinese OS
I have a Oneplus 3 running LAOS 14.1 and my network operator is Bob (Austria). This is a MVNO using the A1 Telekom infrastructure. While on original OxygenOS I was always in roaming mode when connected to Bob, after changing to Cyanogenmod and then to Lineage Bob was recognized as my home network, which is good. That's one of the reasons I changed from OOS to CM/LAOS.
What I still can't figure out is how this works. I want to know why LAOS recognizes Bob as my home network and OOS does not. Is there somewhere in LAOS a file with information about MVNOs? Does the SIM card provide information and OOS ignores it and LAOS doesn't? Anybody knows how this works?
I have moved all of our devices to A520F and TAB A (2016) runing LineageOS 14.1 and I am very happy with it. The bad side is one of the A520F, which aleady costs me 2 days because wether heimdall nor odin (i setup a windows machine to test it under windows too) replied with an valuable error when trying to flash nougat, except failed. I finally found out the at some version (i think August) it is not possible to downgrade the bootloader. Now I have one device running with an unsupported LineageOS 15.1 and had to hand it out to our Boss, because all other device had their new owners. She is kinda unhappy, that hers is different from others , but we cannot buy more A5's just to maybe receive one with an downgradeable Oreo version and trash all others.
My question is now is there any possibility to work around this and downgrade her phone to Nougat to be able to run 14.1 on it too. Any crack, special keys or whatever.
Thank you very much for any hint.
vstrecker said:
I have moved all of our devices to A520F and TAB A (2016) runing LineageOS 14.1 and I am very happy with it. The bad side is one of the A520F, which aleady costs me 2 days because wether heimdall nor odin (i setup a windows machine to test it under windows too) replied with an valuable error when trying to flash nougat, except failed. I finally found out the at some version (i think August) it is not possible to downgrade the bootloader. Now I have one device running with an unsupported LineageOS 15.1 and had to hand it out to our Boss, because all other device had their new owners. She is kinda unhappy, that hers is different from others , but we cannot buy more A5's just to maybe receive one with an downgradeable Oreo version and trash all others.
My question is now is there any possibility to work around this and downgrade her phone to Nougat to be able to run 14.1 on it too. Any crack, special keys or whatever.
Thank you very much for any hint.
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Not at the moment, but 15.1 won't be too far away.
My experience: Downgrad is possible, but you can't downgrade all parts. Not 100% sure, but just don't downgrade BL.
Hi!
Is g960fzkde28 compatible with Lineage OS?
G960f is, I dont know whether other product letter are important.
Installation done
Phone: Oneplus nord n100 BE2012
Operator: T-mobile
So, it is sim locked, it is not possible to unlock it via changing the OS to global or to a custom one like lineage or crdroid. The question is, will it unlock if I change the one and only IMEI of the phone from another phone as a donor, if so, is there a program like MAUI META that can help in changing the IMEI or can it be done through ADB tools?
Messing with IMEI has questionable legality so don't expect help with that on a public forum.
thomaskmaagaard said:
don't expect help on a public forum.
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I found out that it is possible, on a public forum.