It's a Snapdragon 626, it and the 625 are essentially the same save for clockspeed. The Moto Z2 Play also uses the same IMX362 sensor as the G5+. As far as I know the Z2 play also uses kernel 3.18.x.
That's mostly why I'm asking
Knowing previous Moto phones you'll need a blankflash file that only Lenovo/Motorola has and may or may not get leaked in the future. Just to make sure, you really can't enter into fastboot mode.?
Yes, but devices that have extra AOSP unused partitions, such as the Xiaomi /cust and Motorola /oem can have those partitions mounted as /vendor for treble ports. I'm guessing what's most important is that the partition has enough space for all the vendor blobs
Hah, I figured the OEM partition would be the key after reading the RN4 treble post.
As for the O camera blobs, wouldn't blobs from the Moto Z2 Play Oreo update work, as far as I know the camera sensor is the same (IMX362)
Xperia XA2/XA2 Plus, they've been added to Sony's Open Device Program
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/device-sony-pioneer/
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/device-sony-discovery/
I use this one http://www.vinsic.com/Products/sku-VSPB303W
20k mAh, QC3 output and USB Type C support so it's fairly future proof
It charges my phone several times before emptying
So it seems like Alberto97 over at the Moto Z Play forums managed to build 64-bit build without the app_process hack
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=75272261&postcount=263
Manual camera using camera2 API can net different results, on G5 plus with the same sensor the Moto camera has the same settings but on manual camera exposure and ISO have more settings
Due to the following post from the CypherOS Google+ community I decided to build 3.6, flash at your own risk.
https://plus.google.com/109812248604746035480/posts/Wgiu98r4dKL?sfc=false
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxViOa-VZuZxVjJicXJNRWVYWnc/view?usp=sharing
I don't believe we have a...
Changing filesystem using TWRP does the trick, as for how well it works, to be honest one of the first things I did when I got this phone was change /data to f2fs as I had a great experience using it with the 2013 Moto G, I haven't actually tried comparing
The kernel and latest twrp seem to support F2FS, I'm using it right now, the problem is that switching from ext4 to f2fs requires reformatting /data, not sure anyone would wanna do that