Just wanna know is there any rom which provides much better battery life & one which does not heat up as much..
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Good questions friend,
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Good questions friend,
Just depends on what options of ROMs you'll want to run in some later months.
Basically to as in where your Android OS is at - Nougat or Marshmallow - on your device.
Then if your presently running a custom ROM right now.
If you want to go back or a first time to ADB flash the Stock Nougat OS then your links and the guild is best, observing the two commands listed in the instruction to use if you don't want to relock the bootloader.
You can even go there to adb stock flash nougat and then to twrp flash a custom rom (offered for clark nougat) - of course adb flashing the/a unoffical / Official version of TWRP first for a custom recovery to replace the stock recovery in nougat.
A Nougat OS (Kernel and Modem) Clark device with the recovery being used as the latest Stock Official TWRP - only can use NuclearROM 20180325-0739.zip (links to all NR builds in post #435),
or the Unofficial LOS 14.1 clark builds from (say March 2018) onward in builds.
I haven't followed other Clark custom roms based on unofficial LOS 14.1 (Nougat) to know "if" and/or when their maintainers may have updated to use the Official TWRP version or not, as in the file/partition change that HashBang revised in the unofficial LOS 14.1 clark builds sometime in the first couple weeks of Feb. 2018.
This is an Important Decision as which one of the TWRP versions (Official versus unOfficial) you'll want to use and the custom clark roms available to use of each in the versions of twrp, but, adb flashing to the other twrp version (unOfficial HashBang TWRP or latest Official TWPR) for clarks is easy - just remember you may not be able to use your prior twrp backups easily in their restoring without understanding how.
Still again with a Nougat OS (Kernel and Modem) Clark device and with the usage of the Custom Unofficial TWRP version by HashBang installed you can use NucleaROM 20180111-1251.zip (that OP links to) and in any Unofficial LOS 14.1 older clark builds (say from) very early Feb. 2018 and backwards dates.
As well as these Custom Roms working on Nougat Modem with the Custom Unofficial TWRP version by HashBang.
Search my name in this thread for other helpful install or informational related posts or just ask your questions about how to flash NR if you have any - root (two methods), and g-apps are all optional / the wakeblock app or it's folder is mandatory to do something with in disabling or removing it...
Thanks
Your welcome.
You need to read about this part somewhere, I don't want to tell you bad info. and you probably didn't have a twrp backup to fall back to when this happened on stock or a custom rom.
Yes you could if you've done as my first answer advises.
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Also I have details on NucleaROM hidden settings, or tweaks/options here and HERE
Your welcome.
To be able to take the stock Nougat OTA update from Motorola servers and if your already using a custom rom, you need to be unrooted (remove your root) and ADB flash back just the stock recovery (ex: marshmallow) from the stock marshmallow firmware build version your at on your device.
Otherwise Nougat will download but fail to install and maybe something else I'm forgetting you need to revert over to from the stock firmware version side. Those two I defiantly know needs to be done though for OTA's over the servers to install.
See * below for your answer to prepare for and install NucleaROM.
You need to read about this part somewhere, I don't want to tell you bad info. and you probably didn't have a twrp backup to fall back to when this happened on a custom rom.
I'm knowing a custom ROM only writes to a few partition on the device - the SYSTEM is one that it writes to. Any custom rom maintainers OP will give exact details of what needs to be done in it's prep for a clean flash for the first time it's installed - follow it closely.
Something else to consider an OTA from Motorola severs makes checks on the device like values, hash's, and signatures and the like.
Going the route of ADB flashing an upgrade in an Android stock firmware (still makes checks) but you don't have to prepare the device as this way overwrites what the custom rom wrote to of the few partitions it touched - and ADB flashing a stock firmware rewrites the complete devices OS partitions - it's fully written on the device and replaces what was there before totally.
Custom roms never flash to all partitions on a device like a stock firmware does as it only enhances parts the stock OS with modifications. It uses most of the stock partitions like radio partitions and the such that makes the phone operate. Custom roms are more like eye candy really and wouldn't be nothing without the stock OS firmware already installed to change just some parts.
Then there are security patches that comes just like full firmware OTA's from the servers and both will change the stock firmware build numbers just the same. The difference here is they are incremental and only change in parts of the firmware that needed updated (like A going to a B) of some parts in the original stock firmware. See image below.
[Shame our maintainer doesn't release new builds geared to Nougat security patches.]
Yes you could if you've done as my first answer advises.
But your on a custom rom now as I understand - it will fail to install but may download. ADB flash the Nougat you linked to before and follow the guide for it.
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This is the way I do it (makes a little difference as which NR version and it's needed TWRP you use).
Prerequisite:
Coming from Stock Nougat... ADB FLASH/Install TWRP as recovery replacing stock recovery. Don't forget to follow the hard button method to lock the TWPR recovery on the device by rebooting back into it now by hard buttons (vol down+power) - else the stock recovery will overwrite it / this is on the TWRP page where you downloaded it or refer to the instructional part of LOS in ADB flashing TWRP.
Take a twrp back-up NOW of stock Nougat and then AGAIN when you first boot in to NucleaROM - before the initial settings made - a virgin copy if you need it.
1) TWRP full wiped going to Advanced Wipe and tic - Dalvik-cache, System, Data, Cache.
2) Flashing as a new ROM install, find your Nuclearom download and add it with the zip's - ROOT (SU or Magisk) in one action, just add your Root zip to the NucleaROM's flashing event. [I don't run any g-apps] but if you do then add your g-app zip here as well as in the root zip.
3) After it's done flashing -NOW- Reboot back into the TWRP recovery after the ROM flashing event is done - don't boot up into system yet.
Now using the TWRP Mount menu tab - tick system > select storage as (internal).
This mounts the system partition and note there's no confirmation given in TWRP that it's mounted. You'll know as the system folder is not shown empty but full of folders.
Now back out of that window going to-
4) Advance-tab > File Manager-tab > system-folder > app-folder (scroll down to the wakeblock folder).
Tapping on the "wakeblock folder", now hit bottom right blue area on the twrp window with a folder icon/check mark shown of it, and select > delete > then swipe the bottom bar.
Back out of that window > reboot back into TWRP recovery once more > now reboot into the NucleaROM system.
Once there take a twrp backup now you should see and do the set up of the initial wizard for the preliminary NucleaROM OS settings.
Have fun and enjoy the NucleaROM.
fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
fastboot erase modemst1
fastboot erase modemst2
fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn
fastboot flash bluetooth BTFM.bin
