I can confirm it's working on XT1641 (2GB)
BTW, can I install Magisk?
I can confirm it's working on XT1641 (2GB)
BTW, can I install Magisk?
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Try night mode. It will reduce the screen burn to some extent
Night mode is not present inbuilt in the moto g4! I did it through SystemUI tuner like how we do in nougat..but its not working! Any other apps especially for oreo to reduce it?!
And what about if i flash the official stock nougat rom backup(twrp) to my device?? I mean instead of rr or jx???
Hey guys, I made a TWRP flashable zip from the ota zip files which will make it easier and safer for you guys to try out the latest Oreo soak test without needing to worry about not being able to downgrade (and possibly take the official ota update when it is released).
It's currently uploading as we speak and I will let you know when it's ready. I have personally tested this on my own device (Moto G4+ XT1644) and as far as I can tell, everything is working as expected.
What this means is you guys can simply flash the zip in TWRP and be good to go (much like a custom ROM [emoji6], but instead stock oreo). I've also made the zip safer by NOT including any bootloader related files which means, as I mentioned above, you can easily downgrade if you so choose to or if you happen to play around with mods, root, etc you will have an easy way to get back to a clean stock system.
It's from Moto, so 32-bit
Hey guys, I made a TWRP flashable zip from the ota zip files which will make it easier and safer for you guys to try out the latest Oreo soak test without needing to worry about not being able to downgrade (and possibly take the official ota update when it is released).
It's currently uploading as we speak and I will let you know when it's ready. I have personally tested this on my own device (Moto G4+ XT1644) and as far as I can tell, everything is working as expected.
What this means is you guys can simply flash the zip in TWRP and be good to go (much like a custom ROM [emoji6], but instead stock oreo). I've also made the zip safer by NOT including any bootloader related files which means, as I mentioned above, you can easily downgrade if you so choose to or if you happen to play around with mods, root, etc you will have an easy way to get back to a clean stock system.
the reason they're only updating the G4+ is because when the device was released back in 2016, they made a promise to update it to N and O, but last year when they announced the list, the G4+ was dropped and the whole internet went ape **** about it, so Motorola apologized and said it was a mistake and G devices usually gets one software update, but we'll update the G4+ anyways to keep the promise
I tested personally before uploading (currently still in progress, but will be done shortly and I will share when I wake in the morning) and I experienced NO force closes and even threw in my sim card and LTE came up moments after so I made some phone calls and sent some SMS's without any issues. You'll have to let me know how it goes with you guys who use the device as your daily driversThanks for your great work, I'm going to try it, in only big problem I had with the previous version was the mobile signal that was unstable.
Just wait! Jleeblanch is uploading a flashable zip, by which you can directly update to Oreo. The zip files are ready, he will post a link to it in a few hours. Read his post to know more about this.Can You Please explain the process in little simple way..
I have a unlocked bootloader and twrp installed
Oh, I created the flashable zip days ago. I was the one who caught the ota file this time [emoji6]. One of the ones I should say.Those instructions appear to be for the TWRP flashable, which as mentioned above and in the edited opening post, is pending:
With regards to the 'and then the zip from post #671 after you have booted to the system once', I'm not sure if using the OTA update on a device with TWRP would work, since stock OTA updates typically require the stock recovery to update the GPT, bootloader and other usually non-modifiable partitions. You may be able to edit the OTA file to ignore the stock recovery check, but again, it might be worth waiting for the updated OPJ28.111-22 TWRP flashable to be released. You could then flash the TWRP flashable and not have to worry about OTA updates, which should also leave your GPT and bootloader unmodified.