[KERNEL]Stock Decrypted Kernel without Verity Checks - Nexus 6P Android Development

Here is the stock kernel without verity checks and no forced encryption.
In order to decrypt your device, you must flash the img and format userdata.
Download: http://renderserver.net/?dl=efd034ffba8b6b67c8d50ab4499ed86f -MDB08K
Do not hesitate to ask for help. I get my device tomorrow and will be working on ROMs and custom kernels when I receive it.
DISABLE BCL
Here is how to disable BCL using an init.d script.
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
sleep 40
echo disable > /sys/devices/soc.0/qcom,bcl.60/mode
What is BCL?
BCL polls the battery monitor system for various values such as voltage, current and temperature through the battery. This driver is meant to help prevent possible reboots, but with it removed on several devices we have seen no issues.
The way it prevents reboots is by setting thresholds and when the threshold is passed or tripped, it will throttle or unplug cores, which is detrimental to performance(we have seen it on the OnePlus Two and Nexus 6 so far). With that being said, wouldn't you truly like your device to run at its maximum performance and let the real hotplugging and thermal drivers work properly?

DespairFactor said:
Here is the stock kernel without verity checks and no forced encryption.
In order to decrypt your device, you must flash the img and format userdata.
Download: http://renderserver.net/?dl=efd034ffba8b6b67c8d50ab4499ed86f
Do not hesitate to ask for help. I get my device tomorrow and will be working on ROMs and custom kernels when I receive it.
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You might just want to note that that boot.img is from the MDB08K variant. I've gone ahead and uploaded the stock boot.img from the MDA89D variant here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B98G0KTJwnBFdGcxVV9PS3RQWXc

Heisenberg said:
You might just want to note that that boot.img is from the MDB08K variant. I've gone ahead and uploaded the stock boot.img from the MDA89D variant here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B98G0KTJwnBFdGcxVV9PS3RQWXc
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Alright dude, I'll work that one ina little bit I'm just at work remoting to my PC on a 5X haha
Sent from Nexus 5X in the Despair filled Dark Side

DespairFactor said:
Alright dude, I'll work that one ina little bit I'm just at work tempting to my PC on a 5X haha
Sent from Nexus 5X in the Despair filled Dark Side
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Lol, sounds good. Anyway...
Added to Nexus 6P index thread:
[INDEX] Huawei Nexus 6P

Heisenberg said:
You might just want to note that that boot.img is from the MDB08K variant. I've gone ahead and uploaded the stock boot.img from the MDA89D variant here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B98G0KTJwnBFdGcxVV9PS3RQWXc
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ah okay, it was already available here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63524365&postcount=9

itskapil said:
ah okay, it was already available here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63524365&postcount=9
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Yeah I know that, it's no good buried within the comments in another thread though. I was pointing it out so it could be labeled appropriately here so people can download the correct boot.img for their variant.
EDIT: Don't mind me, I was looking at the wrong post...

itskapil said:
ah okay, it was already available here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63524365&postcount=9
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Heisenberg said:
Yeah I know that, it's no good buried within the comments in another thread though. I was pointing it out so it could be labeled appropriately here so people can download the correct boot.img for their variant.
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Those files also only downloaded as 0.49MB on my side. I am working on seeing if we can root this thing somehow without the intervention of chainfire then I will do the older build.

Heisenberg said:
Yeah I know that, it's no good buried within the comments in another thread though. I was pointing it out so it could be labeled appropriately here so people can download the correct boot.img for their variant.
EDIT: Don't mind me, I was looking at the wrong post...
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DespairFactor said:
Those files also only downloaded as 0.49MB on my side. I am working on seeing if we can root this thing somehow without the intervention of chainfire then I will do the older build.
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Fixed them:
http://downloadmirror.co/android/K5/mda89d-boot.img
http://downloadmirror.co/android/K6/mdb08k-boot.img
I know no use anymore, but feel free to PM me if you need a boot.img of Nexus devices anytime (read: when you are at work.. )

How much of a difference is this expected to make to storage performance? Getting phone Monday hopefully and this seems the kind of thing you want to do out of the box, rather than formatting later.
M.

mattman83 said:
How much of a difference is this expected to make to storage performance? Getting phone Monday hopefully and this seems the kind of thing you want to do out of the box, rather than formatting later.
M.
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It's just on userdata access, so stuff you usually find on the emulated SD such as pictures, music. videos. I swear by unencrypted anyways, because we won't be able to use TWRP properly without it I also remove verity so if you mod your system images we won't get corrupt system errors on boot. You will still see the bootloader one if your bootloader is unlocked, this happens on 6P and 5X.

DespairFactor said:
Here is the stock kernel without verity checks and no forced encryption.
In order to decrypt your device, you must flash the img and format userdata.
Download: http://renderserver.net/?dl=efd034ffba8b6b67c8d50ab4499ed86f -MDB08K
Do not hesitate to ask for help. I get my device tomorrow and will be working on ROMs and custom kernels when I receive it.
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Just flashed the kernel - it's working fine. Now to wipe the device and get rid of this pesky encryption!

Tung_meister said:
Just flashed the kernel - it's working fine. Now to wipe the device and get rid of this pesky encryption!
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Are you able to try the new boot I uploaded for root compatibility? The name is root.img, you will have to go to the renderserver homepage and navigate from there
Sent from Nexus 5X in the Despair filled Dark Side

DespairFactor said:
Are you able to try the new boot I uploaded for root compatibility? The name is root.img, you will have to go to the renderserver homepage and navigate from there
Sent from Nexus 5X in the Despair filled Dark Side
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I've flashed the one from chainfire's thread and that's working fine, I'll try yours now.
Edit: Stuck at the boot animation with yours.

Tung_meister said:
I've flashed the one from chainfire's thread and that's working fine, I'll try yours now.
Edit: Stuck at the boot animation with yours.
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Where is Chainfire's thread? I couldnt come across it in the 6P forums.... Thank you in advance.

elreydenj said:
Where is Chainfire's thread? I couldnt come across it in the 6P forums.... Thank you in advance.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu

DespairFactor said:
Are you able to try the new boot I uploaded for root compatibility? The name is root.img, you will have to go to the renderserver homepage and navigate from there
Sent from Nexus 5X in the Despair filled Dark Side
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Hello Despair. Are we supposed to get the bootloader unlocked verification message upon boot that says software cant be checked for corruption, please lock your bootloader? It boots after that....

elreydenj said:
Hello Despair. Are we supposed to get the bootloader unlocked verification message upon boot that says software cant be checked for corruption, please lock your bootloader? It boots after that....
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Yeah, for now use the one previously stated to be working by chainfire for root
Sent from Nexus 5X in the Despair filled Dark Side

DespairFactor said:
Yeah, for now use the one previously stated to be working by chainfire for root
Sent from Nexus 5X in the Despair filled Dark Side
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That shows up on his boot.img too.....

elreydenj said:
Hello Despair. Are we supposed to get the bootloader unlocked verification message upon boot that says software cant be checked for corruption, please lock your bootloader? It boots after that....
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It is a bootloader lock check, wearent sure where the check resides yet, I am hoping it's in the device tree and we can kill it with custom roms
elreydenj said:
That shows up on his boot.img too.....
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Sent from Nexus 5X in the Despair filled Dark Side

DespairFactor said:
It is a bootloader lock check, wearent sure where the check resides yet, I am hoping it's in the device tree and we can kill it with custom roms
Sent from Nexus 5X in the Despair filled Dark Side
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Thank you sir. Cant wait till source is dropped and we can get some despair kernel. Appreciate your early work.

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[Q] how do i modify my boot.img to remove forced encryption?

hi,
I want to modify my own boot.img to remove the force encryption - how do i do that?
(i'd like to learn something in this process while also being safe by knowing what i edit in the boot.img)
(please dont point me to a thread that says download and flash the hacked one)
thanks.
Are you using some version of linux?
Either way, just need to unpack the boot.img, edit fstab.flounder fstab.flounder64 to change 'force-encrypt' to 'encryptable', then repack everything into a new boot.img.
Exactly. But if you looking for a bit, you'll find a windows version.
di11igaf said:
Are you using some version of linux?
Either way, just need to unpack the boot.img, edit fstab.flounder fstab.flounder64 to change 'force-encrypt' to 'encryptable', then repack everything into a new boot.img.
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in the amount of time you took to post, you could have done it for us
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk
di11igaf said:
Are you using some version of linux?
Either way, just need to unpack the boot.img, edit fstab.flounder fstab.flounder64 to change 'force-encrypt' to 'encryptable', then repack everything into a new boot.img.
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great. thanks. i have a linux box that i can use for this and i can figure out packing and unpacking the image.
Migamix said:
in the amount of time you took to post, you could have done it for us
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umm.. except that i wanted to do it myself so that really was the correct answer.
Do you guys want the latest kernel
With the root patch
And the none force encrypted patch
USBhost said:
Do you guys want the latest kernel
With the root patch
And the none force encrypted patch
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Yes. Absolutely!!
here you go
USBhost said:
here you go
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Flashed file. Works very well so far..
USBhost said:
Do you guys want the latest kernel
With the root patch
And the none force encrypted patch
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Do I lose root or no force encryption if I flash another kernel on top of your kernel?
Moa1480 said:
Do I lose root or no force encryption if I flash another kernel on top of your kernel?
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Its up to the kernel your flashing
I know every kernel for the nexus 9 as of now
supports root and no force encryption
except Faux's kernel which does not support no force encryption
USBhost said:
Its up to the kernel your flashing
I know every kernel for the nexus 9 as of now
supports root and no force encryption
except Faux's kernel which does not support no force encryption
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Thanks man. Hey, did you just use "zhack" for that? ....or did you just use the regular android tools? I was just trying to think of the easiest way for any user that had linux but not a whole box set up? Say, for example, to take El.X and re&re that sucker....
Besides however, once this device takes off a bit and guys like ElementalX start using that Aroma installer, there will be an option there. Maybe 50/50 who want it...
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Thanks man. Hey, did you just use "zhack" for that? ....or did you just use the regular android tools? I was just trying to think of the easiest way for any user that had linux but not a whole box set up? Say, for example, to take El.X and re&re that sucker....
Besides however, once this device takes off a bit and guys like ElementalX start using that Aroma installer, there will be an option there. Maybe 50/50 who want it...
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2073775
USBhost said:
Do you guys want the latest kernel
With the root patch
And the none force encrypted patch
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Does your kernel work with lollipopalooza rom or flounder pure aosp rom.
Moa1480 said:
Does your kernel work with lollipopalooza rom or flounder pure aosp rom.
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You mean fire ice
then yes
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You mean fire ice
then yes
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Sorry no. I meant the kernel that ensures no encryption and root.
Moa1480 said:
Sorry no. I meant the kernel that ensures no encryption and root.
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Yes

Android N I'm set

Android N check
Working Root check
Working Twrp check
Dark theme check
I'm good to go :good:
How are your battery/performance experiences after time with N?
ripv2 said:
How are your battery/performance experiences after time with N?
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not to bad about 4/5 sot
Okay, has things settled in? Does the device still get hot from basic use?
jaythenut said:
not to bad about 4/5 sot
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ripv2 said:
Okay, has things settled in? Does the device still get hot from basic use?
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what do you mean "still"? It shouldn't be doing that regardless.
ripv2 said:
Okay, has things settled in? Does the device still get hot from basic use?
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no not got hot at all :good:
Upon flashing the N beta, after downloading and setting apps up the device can get hot. Several people have reported this. The kernel needs time to settle in.
siren_shadows said:
what do you mean "still"? It shouldn't be doing that regardless.
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ripv2 said:
Upon flashing the N beta, after downloading and setting apps up the device can get hot. Several people have reported this. The kernel needs time to settle in.
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Thought you meant stock was having issues. Yeah i could see that being a problem. It's not really daily driver ready
I noticed a lot of lag while typing, but I didn't let the kernel settle in for more than a few hours. Does this eventually go away?
Which root are you using? I tried phh and there is no system write so adaway wasn't working for me...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3333423
Use this...it gave me full root
swapavi said:
Which root are you using? I tried phh and there is no system write so adaway wasn't working for me...
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/unofficial-supersu-v2-68-android-n-t3333423 this one
havanahjoe said:
I noticed a lot of lag while typing, but I didn't let the kernel settle in for more than a few hours. Does this eventually go away?
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got a bit better but not great
Have you looked at the buildprop file to see what edits are possible in N?
ripv2 said:
Have you looked at the buildprop file to see what edits are possible in N?
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no not that brave lol
jaythenut said:
got a bit better but not great
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Ah, that sucks. If there's one thing that I really can't take, is lag, especially while typing. I'll just lust after N features while sticking to 6.0.1 for now.
Recovery hangs at decrypting for me (test build 1) but flashing boot image in fastboot got me root so I'm happy.
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ecrvnr said:
Did you just get twrp 3.0.0-1 and The SuperSU beta 2.68? I want to root but I don't dare flashing those cause I don't want to **** things up and have to start over.
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http://rootjunkysdl.com/files/?dir=Nexus 6P Angler/Android N Preview flashed the 2nd link what will wipe phone then fastboot flash recovery twrp.img.img then flashed 2.68 in twrp
i flashed the new 3.0.0-1 twrp and the recovery just freezes at logo :/
Wonder if you can change the SELinux mode back to enforced after you root?

Kernel for Nexus 9 from Vartom

Create a separate topic to share their experience in the kernel for N9.
Kernel for Nougat.
In stock. Fresh patches from google.
Patches from Nvidia.
Patches of the above kernel version.
Source Code: https://github.com/vartom/android_kernel_flounder
Download
The latest version Vartom_v4-2017-01-14_1443-128c.zip
Kernel with a small bonus.
The tablet is converted to Nvidia Shield K1!
Vartom_v4-2017-01-17_1731.zip
Аvailable applications NVIDIA SHIELD Hub(NVIDIA Games app), geforce now and GameStream games.
You can try how it works.
Worth keeping an eye on the OP drive folder as the kernel is updated quite regularly!!
Vartom said:
Kernel with a small bonus.
The tablet is converted to Nvidia Shield K1!
Vartom_v4-2017-01-17_1731.zip
Аvailable applications NVIDIA SHIELD Hub(NVIDIA Games app), geforce now and GameStream games.
You can try how it works.
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Works good so far. Play store shows nvidia options. Can you incorporate it into ROM? tnx great work!
hulkvsspawn said:
Works good so far. Play store shows nvidia options. Can you incorporate it into ROM? tnx great work!
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Latest one dated 29/01/17 doesn't alter the device to make it appear as a Shield I'm glad to say.
lmulli said:
Latest one dated 29/01/17 doesn't alter the device to make it appear as a Shield I'm glad to say.
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So it should be. This version of Flounder.
Later, I will correct the name of the archive to separate versions.
Was there a separate thread ever created for feedback/user experience? Can't seem to find anything, but would love to read some opinions & actual user experience.
The February patch on board. Also special version without support LTE modem( no_mdm ).
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Was there a separate thread ever created for feedback/user experience? Can't seem to find anything, but would love to read some opinions & actual user experience.
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I think this is the thread you are looking for
Sent from my thingyding straight to your eyeholes using Crapatalk.
Up to Linux 3.10.105.
Number of compilation errors was reduced to 12.
After i install this kernel now my nexus 9 everytime restart always show this message "There's an internal problem with your device. Contact your manufacturer for details"
please help me how to fix it
thanks
willows said:
After i install this kernel now my nexus 9 everytime restart always show this message "There's an internal problem with your device. Contact your manufacturer for details"
please help me how to fix it
thanks
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i would at least start with flashing the rom you're on without a kernel and seeing if the problem persists....maybe even going back to stock fully.....i've never seen that before and am using the latest kernel myself. what rom are you using btw? any other mods?
tried flashing on nougies rom but all i get is bootloop flashed mdm version since im on lte
do i need to change rom if yes then which one is confirmed to be working
damngood98 said:
i would at least start with flashing the rom you're on without a kernel and seeing if the problem persists....maybe even going back to stock fully.....i've never seen that before and am using the latest kernel myself. what rom are you using btw? any other mods?
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i was using nexus 9 stock android and flash it with this kernel, and after i got that warning i set factory default my nexus 9, but still the warning show everytime i reboot my nexus. Now i reflash stock nexus 9 rom again and the warning is gone, but i worry to flash this kernel again.
willows said:
After i install this kernel now my nexus 9 everytime restart always show this message "There's an internal problem with your device. Contact your manufacturer for details"
please help me how to fix it
thanks
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I believe that all those who are flashing custom ROM on the nexus should know about this.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-9/development/fix-build-prop-variety-fix-aka-contact-t3133347
In this case, my kernel has nothing to do with this problem.
mangomonkey00 said:
tried flashing on nougies rom but all i get is bootloop flashed mdm version since im on lte
do i need to change rom if yes then which one is confirmed to be working
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I'm using the stock firmware. Compatibility with various custom firmware I do not check.
Vartom said:
I believe that all those who are flashing custom ROM on the nexus should know about this.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-9/development/fix-build-prop-variety-fix-aka-contact-t3133347
In this case, my kernel has nothing to do with this problem.
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I'm sorry, I just know that
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Updating the wifi version.

[ROM][Pixel-XL][7.1.2_r33][Unoffical] PureNexus Project [18/8/17]

G'day guys and girls
I haven't seen PN source code updated for a while on the r33 side, seems they are focusing on the kernel a little bit
So I merged the tags myself and add some features to the ROM
I'LL TRY TO KEEP THE THREAD UPDATED, BUT THERES NO GUARANTEE ON THAT, THE REPO WILL PROBABLY BE UPDATED, IF YOU WANT TO BUILD YOURSELF, GO TO THE REPOSITORY DOWN BELOW
PLEASE NOTICE
This version was NOT signed by the PureNexus's certificates, please do a FULL FACTORY RESET if you are from the offical build.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience, but this is compulsory
Features
Built in GAPPS (no gmail, Google News and weather and play magazines, don't find them useful since I've got outlook and other replacement)
Built in Greenify
Android 7.1.2_r33 August security level
VoLTE tested
Lineage Terminal
ElementalX 1.15 Kernel (NTFS rw, exFAT, High Brightness Mode, Digital Gain control)
USB Patch for using the phone as a USB HID keyboard/mouse see here
All PureNexus Features
Untested
Since I am in Australia, there's no actual way to test whether Wi-Fi calling works, but it should work considering Project Fi was prebuilted. Please tell me if I need to add anything.
Magisk
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/unofficial-google-pixel-family-support-t3639262
Goodwin_c's magisk seems to work very well, thanks @goodwin_c
Known Bugs
OK Google detection is known to be not working in some languages (eg. Japanese)
MusicFX don't seems to open
Screenshots
https://ibb.co/m9XXz5
https://ibb.co/fL0Ke5
Downloads
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5ns3qw5ULWhTkZMQ2dVN0Z3LUU/view?usp=sharing
Flashing - How to
Please unzip the zip file, flash using fastboot commands
fastboot flash system_a /path/to/system.img
fastboot flash system_b /path/to/system.img
fastboot flash boot_a /path/to/boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b /path/to/boot.img
GitHub Source
manifest
patched kernel
Credits
the PureNexus Project https://github.com/purenexusproject
LineageOS https://github.com/lineageos
Pelya https://github.com/pelya/android-keyboard-gadget
flar2 (aka. Aaron Segaert) https://github.com/flar2
One thing I noticed is, I couldn't get Ok Google to work. Would say this language isn't supported
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It's asking me to flash NZH54D Vendor image but i'm on T-Mobile shouldn't my Vendor image be NKG47S...?
BHermes211 said:
One thing I noticed is, I couldn't get Ok Google to work. Would say this language isn't supported
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Ok Google works fine for me but I still haven't updated the vendor image. I'm worried I'm gonna screw up the rom. I'm gonna test it now after flashing the correct vendor image.
Ok vendor has been updated and everything is working fine.
why is this being made ? is PN dead ? curious since i've been using my pixel less since i got the s8+
Delete.
TheUndertaker21 said:
why is this being made ? is PN dead ? curious since i've been using my pixel less since i got the s8+
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If the official PN doesn't have a feature that a user wants, they are within their rights to build a version that incorporates that feature.
And in most cases, if the builder marks it as Unofficial (as is the case here), they are welcome to share it others, on the understanding that no support will likely be given from the official builder.
BHermes211 said:
One thing I noticed is, I couldn't get Ok Google to work. Would say this language isn't supported
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Hey, there, actually I'm also having this problem. What language are you using? I am using Japanese and this problem presents, I thought it was Google's problem so I didn't care, I'll try figure it out.
EDIT: fixes typo
TheUndertaker21 said:
why is this being made ? is PN dead ? curious since i've been using my pixel less since i got the s8+
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No, they aren't dead. they seems to focusing on other things especially the kernel and they are preparing for O since all the repos are being moved to the PureNexus-Legacy repo now. So I just built myself also add things for my own use.:fingers-crossed:
Pøîñtßlåñk said:
It's asking me to flash NZH54D Vendor image but i'm on T-Mobile shouldn't my Vendor image be NKG47S...?
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I think it's probably fine. Since I'm using the international version so I'm just flashing the NZH54D vendor
cydia2020 said:
I think it's probably fine. Since I'm using the international version so I'm just flashing the NZH54D vendor
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Worked fine thx.
BHermes211 said:
One thing I noticed is, I couldn't get Ok Google to work. Would say this language isn't supported
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Do you see the same thing here
Pøîñtßlåñk said:
Worked fine thx.
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Can you get OK Google to work? What language are you on. Cheers.
cydia2020 said:
Can you get OK Google to work? What language are you on. Cheers.
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Works fine here English.
I was using English...
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BHermes211 said:
I was using English...
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Hmm, that's weird. I'll try compile the official version on my 5x and see what happens
cydia2020 said:
Hmm, that's weird. I'll try compile the official version on my 5x and see what happens
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Thank you. I'll be more than happy to give it a try again
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MusicFX don't seems to open in case you're concerned.
cydia2020 said:
Hmm, that's weird. I'll try compile the official version on my 5x and see what happens
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Question... Is there a way to remove system apps on this rom? I've tried to remove the YouTube app even with magisk installed it gives apps that are able to remove system apps root permission but in the app remover app itself it says that I'm not rooted

AOSP 9.0 GSI October security - A and AB Arm and Arm64 Legacy - No Modifications

I compiled the GSI overnight, its aosp_arm64_a Legacy GSI, because the ones I keep downloading are all August security patch and I wanted it a little more up to date. I got the source directly from google and built it myself. AB is now uploaded as aosp_arm64_ab. A only is also up as aosp_arm64_a-aosp. I ran it on my One Plus 5, NFC was buggy but the camera, ril, Bluetooth, wifi, and everything I tried out worked. this is vanilla, so its bare bones. no apps besides the basics, no mods or any customizing. As this is a GSI it should be useable on many devices, I can only help you with the devices that I own, pixel XL and one plus 5. If you have a device other then that, you will have to find help from someone knowledgeable about that device. I have had success using twrp and fastboot to flash the system image. I was told doing it via fastboot is the best, so you can disable verified boot, then flash, then format all in one shot. My device did not require me to disable the verify boot. From my end it was literally as simple as 3 commands via fastboot and then restart the device and I was in. I flashed a 50mb gapps package from xda here, and magisk. took some photos, connected my Bluetooth speaker, made a call. sent some texts, installed a few apps. I will be staying on stock. But only because my device has stock pie, and the theming from one plus far trumps google.
aosp_arm_a-userdebug and aosp_arm_ab-userdebug added
https://mega.nz/#F!Xh4g2KSB!EJIGQtvLFKzHzqKXmZI7tg
Sources: https://source.android.com/setup/build/gsi
Do you find it smoother than HOS Pie Beta ?
Thanks for your share! Awesome, I don't need/use NFC.
korm85 said:
Do you find it smoother than HOS Pie Beta ?
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It's very fast. install and boot was very fast. but I just discovered my home button does not work. however I don't assume that would be a difficult fix. the back and pages button are working. its very bare tho, you need to install everything you want manually. Which I prefer, it gives me more control over my phone I find. Hydrogen works ok too, it just requires a bit of work to get play store going and remove all the bloatware. GSI camera worked fine from boot.
Dzol Cp said:
Thanks for your share! Awesome, I don't need/use NFC.
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upload is at finished now
can a mod change the title to reflect that this will have the AB and A GSI not just A? Please and thank you.
Thanks! Any chance of an arm build?
Got no boot ......?!
Device's nubia z17 sd835
91egt said:
Thanks! Any chance of an arm build?
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yea, it will be up in the morning. I did A and just about done AB for arm64, then will do A and AB arm
aljoscha81 said:
Got no boot ......?!
Device's nubia z17 sd835
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how did you flash it? I didnt use trwp, I used fastboot from the pc
godkingofcanada said:
how did you flash it? I didnt use trwp, I used fastboot from the pc
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Maybe thats the matter i always use twrp but got..... So far never problems ....?
Make it a difference?
aljoscha81 said:
Maybe thats the matter i always use twrp but got..... So far never problems ....?
Make it a difference?
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It shouldn't. But its twrp. Weird things happen. Use fastboot. Its only 3 or 4 steps. The tutorial is on the google gsi website. I tried via twrp and had no issues however. It started to launch then rebooted, second boot it loaded OK
Cracked screen. But you can see the build info
godkingofcanada said:
Cracked screen. But you can see the build info
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Ok.. will test out with fastboot thanks a lot!
aljoscha81 said:
Ok.. will test out with fastboot thanks a lot!
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No problem
AB will be posted in about 2-3 hours. After that I will build A only Arm. It should be available by morning.
a/b please
irfaniphank2 said:
a/b please
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Aosp_arm64_ab-userdebug will be on the link in post 1 in about 90 min. Its 90% done building.
godkingofcanada said:
Aosp_arm64_ab-userdebug will be on the link in post 1 in about 90 min. Its 90% done building.
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:good::good::good::good::good::highfive::highfive::highfive:
AB arm64 legacy is now uploaded to the link in post one. Arm A and AB will show up over night. Starting with a in the morning. It takes about 4.5 to 5 hours to build

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