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Does a stock image for Oreo exist as far as anyone knows? Having some trouble flashing Nougat stock because Oreo has a newer bootloader version that can't be overwritten with an older version. ---------- Post added at 09:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:17 PM ---------- I have the...

Like I said, I'm on the latest Magisk Beta - 16.7 (1671) - and I'm running stock Oreo 8.1 on a Moto G5S Plus. The same thing also happened when I was on 7.1.1 Nougat before I upgraded to Oreo and on the current stable release of Magisk (16.0). A clean reinstall of Magisk or complete phone...

Magisk installs fine and modules install, but they don't seem to do anything. Viper4Android app installs, but no functions within the app work. YouTube Vanced installs but no changes are made to the YouTube app even after a reboot. Android Pie Fonts installs but the font remains Roboto after...

If you could get your hands on the APK, it might install on the G5S Plus. If not, it looks a lot like it's just a frontend for Google Smart Lock anyways, so it's not like you're missing out on anything. Edit: This looks promising...

If it's publicly available, it'll be in another thread somewhere.

ARCore only works on 64-bit devices. It's possible that they're going to be releasing a 32-bit version, but some part of me wants to hope that this means the G5S Plus will be updated to 64-bit with the Oreo update.

Android OEMs get the contents of the security updates weeks in advance, so it's understandable that they'd release the June security update a few days early. It happens all the time with manufacturers that actually release updates often.

Would it be possible to use the earpiece speaker as a second speaker?

I had this issue after I downloaded and flashed the most recent factory image for my Moto G5S Plus (XT1806) from this post: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76070231&postcount=24. At the time, it was NPSS26.116-48-12, build date March 1st. The restore succeeded after following...

I mean, that depends on if you use the dual camera features.

The G5S Plus doesn't have a built-in video chat application. You can download Google Duo from the app store, which is what would be the default video calling app if the G5S Plus had one.

It's a delay counter. It replaces the default initial (non-animated) boot screen, so it might also be longer than 5 seconds.

Stock ROM + Greenify.

That's normal.

That's not how it works, unfortunately.