the archive contains all the necessary files to create a backup on realme gt neo 2t (rui 2.0)
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How To Guide Realme GT Neo 2T (RMX3357) Guide for BL Unlock/Root/Debloat/Android Auto/Hey Google
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On initial reading I can see that a scatter file itself does not contain any malware code, but as a general rule of thumb on internet, always proceed with cautions with downloaded files, for example, using online virus scan service to scan the files before usage.
Hope everyone has a safe flashing.
Hope everyone has a safe flashing.
Thanks for the concern @MatinatorX, I did a checksum from the rar with the china rom you shared and it matched. Also, AFAIK the IMEI is stored in the NVRAM, so no concerns for me.
@Andy_men2
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Here's the ROM files, hope you don't mind 7z compression.
EDIT: Here's the hash of the zip for verification
MD5 7A6203C3CCEE26092B7A7F4B7AD215CB
SHA-1 B0A82446D625B47C9C11F114720DF1E83B31BEEA
SHA-256 F266BE88375D80640579C1682FA7338CB24BE8DD82F5DE2446201F6E833E3D94
SHA-512 8A0D8F655055D47631942FE12F5707F8A4C48638584FA62A608AA2258F5858B30968E9112A93DB127671B9ADE4D253C69754A1F5938B6D88F2104ED62894DBC1
@Andy_men2
3.55 GB file on MEGA
EDIT: Here's the hash of the zip for verification
MD5 7A6203C3CCEE26092B7A7F4B7AD215CB
SHA-1 B0A82446D625B47C9C11F114720DF1E83B31BEEA
SHA-256 F266BE88375D80640579C1682FA7338CB24BE8DD82F5DE2446201F6E833E3D94
SHA-512 8A0D8F655055D47631942FE12F5707F8A4C48638584FA62A608AA2258F5858B30968E9112A93DB127671B9ADE4D253C69754A1F5938B6D88F2104ED62894DBC1
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Firmware complete to flash all users!!!Thanks for the concern @MatinatorX, I did a checksum from the rar with the china rom you shared and it matched. Also, AFAIK the IMEI is stored in the NVRAM, so no concerns for me.
@Andy_men2
Here's the ROM files, hope you don't mind 7z compression.3.55 GB file on MEGA
EDIT: Here's the hash of the zip for verification
MD5 7A6203C3CCEE26092B7A7F4B7AD215CB
SHA-1 B0A82446D625B47C9C11F114720DF1E83B31BEEA
SHA-256 F266BE88375D80640579C1682FA7338CB24BE8DD82F5DE2446201F6E833E3D94
SHA-512 8A0D8F655055D47631942FE12F5707F8A4C48638584FA62A608AA2258F5858B30968E9112A93DB127671B9ADE4D253C69754A1F5938B6D88F2104ED62894DBC1
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Thanks! Might have to update it soon though, just got a notification last night that new firmware is now available. Version C13, Android 12, Realme UI 3.0.
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Q: After root I can't use wifi, how to fix?
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ถาม: หลังจากรูท ฉันใช้ wifi ไม่ได้ วิธีแก้ไข
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Tried to fix it but it didn't work. can you explain
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พยายามแก้ไขแต่ไม่ได้ผล คุณช่วยอธิบายได้ไหม
I rooted realme gt neo 2t but found wifi not working, is there any solution? please help me
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ฉันroot realme gt neo 2tแล้ว แต่พบว่า wifi ไม่สามารถ ใช้งานได้ มีวิธีแก้ไขหรือไม่ ได้โปรดช่วยฉันด้วย
Q: After root I can't use wifi, how to fix?
Original:
ถาม: หลังจากรูท ฉันใช้ wifi ไม่ได้ วิธีแก้ไข
<Moderator Edit>: English translation added to the top.
Tried to fix it but it didn't work. can you explain
Original:
พยายามแก้ไขแต่ไม่ได้ผล คุณช่วยอธิบายได้ไหม
<Moderator Edit>: English translation added to the top, plus reverted the quote back to English.
I rooted realme gt neo 2t but found wifi not working, is there any solution? please help me
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ฉันroot realme gt neo 2tแล้ว แต่พบว่า wifi ไม่สามารถ ใช้งานได้ มีวิธีแก้ไขหรือไม่ ได้โปรดช่วยฉันด้วย
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Realme has released the kernel source for Neo2T. Is there any development making rom for it?
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GitHub - realme-kernel-opensource/realme_X7max_GTneo_Q3pro_GTneo2T-AndroidS-kernel-source
Contribute to realme-kernel-opensource/realme_X7max_GTneo_Q3pro_GTneo2T-AndroidS-kernel-source development by creating an account on GitHub.
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What tool is the rom on flash using?Thanks for the concern @MatinatorX, I did a checksum from the rar with the china rom you shared and it matched. Also, AFAIK the IMEI is stored in the NVRAM, so no concerns for me.
@Andy_men2
Here's the ROM files, hope you don't mind 7z compression.3.55 GB file on MEGA
EDIT: Here's the hash of the zip for verification
MD5 7A6203C3CCEE26092B7A7F4B7AD215CB
SHA-1 B0A82446D625B47C9C11F114720DF1E83B31BEEA
SHA-256 F266BE88375D80640579C1682FA7338CB24BE8DD82F5DE2446201F6E833E3D94
SHA-512 8A0D8F655055D47631942FE12F5707F8A4C48638584FA62A608AA2258F5858B30968E9112A93DB127671B9ADE4D253C69754A1F5938B6D88F2104ED62894DBC1
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5NOTE - THIS GUIDE IS ONLY FOR THE REALME GT NEO 2T (RMX3357)Preamble: I recently purchased a Realme GT Neo 2T under the assumption it could take Realme X7 Max ROMs. The specs and design were an exact match, and since Realme has a history of releasing existing phones with new model numbers and sparklier plastic, I felt pretty good about compatibility. I quickly learned I was mistaken - both stock and custom ROMs for the X7 Max cause the display on the Neo 2T to stop working. Flashing back the stock bootloader fixed the display, but the phone would only boot into recovery, which had no touch support. Flashing the stock recovery brought back touch support, but nothing I tried could get the ROM to boot. Clearly there are changes under the hood.
For the X7 Max or GT Neo/GT Neo Flash Edition, please refer to the excellent guide by @mahotlov found here.
(The X7 Max subforum seemed the best place for this guide, but please let me know if there's a better place!)
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Unfortunately, that left precious few options for turning the Neo 2T into a usable phone. The hardware is amazing for the price, and ColorOS is pretty decent, but the amount of non-removable bloatware and lack of Android Auto and Hey Google to activate Google Assistant was a dealbreaker for me. In the end, I decided to take matters into my own hands.
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This guide will show you how to:
- Unlock your bootloader.
- Root your phone. (Magisk)
- Bypass SafetyNet. (Universal SafetyNet Fix Magisk module)
- Install Android Auto and Google apps as system apps. (BusyBox-NDK and Terminal Systemizer Magisk modules)
- Remove Realme bloatware. (ADB)
- Flash device with SP Tools and stock ROM to recover from a softbrick or restore to factory state. (SP Tools)
(Some sections are still being written and will be available soon.)
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THE GUIDE ASSUMES YOU ARE USING WINDOWS 10. SOME STEPS MAY BE DIFFERENT FOR OTHER OPERATING SYSTEMS
PLEASE READ THROUGH ALL INSTRUCTIONS FIRST BEFORE PROCEEDING. ALL REQUIRED FILES CAN BE FOUND ATTACHED TO THIS POST.
UNLOCKING YOUR BOOTLOADER WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY. THIS PROCESS WILL WIPE ALL DATA FROM YOUR PHONE. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST DATA. I AM ALSO NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU DAMAGE OR KILL YOUR DEVICE, YOUR PROPERTY, YOUR LOVED ONES OR YOURSELF BY FOLLOWING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
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STEP 1: Unlock your bootloader.
First, we need to enable developer mode. On the Neo 2T:
- Open Settings.
- Choose "About Phone".
- Choose "Version - Baseband & Kernel"
- Tap "Build Number" until developer mode is enabled.
Next, we need to turn on USB Debugging and allow OEM Unlock. On the Neo 2T:
- Go back to Settings.
- Choose "Additional Settings".
- Choose "Developer Options".
- Turn on "OEM Unlock" and "USB Debugging".
We need to get the Deep Testing app to unlock the bootloader. On your PC:
- Download "DeepTesting_GT_NEO_2T.apk" attached to this post.
- Plug the Neo 2T into your PC.
Now, we need to allow file transfers. On the Neo 2T:
- Select "Transfer Files" on the "Use USB to" popup.
Time to send the .apk to the Neo 2T. On your PC:
- Copy the "DeepTesting_GT_NEO_2T.apk" file you downloaded to the "Download" folder on the internal storage of the Neo 2T.
We're ready to request unlocking of the bootloader. On the Neo 2T:
- Open the "File Manager" app.
- Choose the "APK" option.
- Find "DeepTesting_GT_NEO_2T.apk" and open it.
- Follow the instruction to install the app. You may need to allow installing from the "File Manager" app.
- Once install is finished, launch the app.
- Click "Start Applying".
- Tick the checkbox to agree to the disclaimer. Due to a bug, the disclaimer text itself may or may not appear.
- When you see "Application Submitted", click "Back."
- Go grab a coffee. It can sometimes take up to an hour for the bootloader unlock request to be approved.
- You can close the app and use your phone as normal in the meantime. Periodically open the app and click "Query Verification Status" to check your request. Once you see "Application Approved" we are done with this step.
- Unplug the Neo 2T from your PC.
- Click "Start Deep Testing".
- The Neo 2T will reboot into "Fastboot" mode. You should see a black screen with small white text.
- Plug the Neo 2T into your PC.
Now we need to install the ADB drivers. On your PC:
- Download "ADB_DRIVERS.zip" attached to this post.
- Unzip the files somewhere. Remember the location.
- Right-click on your start menu button and choose "Device Manager".
- Find the device called "Android".
- Right-click the device and choose "Update Driver".
- Choose "Browse My Computer for Drivers".
- Choose "Let Me Pick From a List of Available Drivers On My Computer".
- Click "Have Disk".
- Click "Browse".
- Navigate to the folder where you extracted the files.
- Choose "android_winusb.inf".
- Choose "Android Bootloader Interface".
- Click "Finish" to close the driver wizard once it has finished.
We need to use Fastboot to unlock the bootloader. On your PC:
- Download "ADB_FASTBOOT.zip" attached to this post.
- Unzip the files somewhere. Remember the location.
- Open a command prompt pointing to the extracted files. (The fastest way to do this is to open the folder, then replace the file path with "cmd" end hit enter.)
- Enter this command to check that your phone is detected:fastboot.exe devices
- You should see your device represented by a long string of numbers and letters followed by "fastboot".
- If you don't see this, or it doesn't say "fastboot", double-check your USB cable or port, and make sure you installed the drivers as instructed previously.
- Enter this command:fastboot.exe flashing unlock
Your phone will now ask you to confirm unlocking of the bootloader. On the Neo 2T:
- REMINDER: THIS WILL WIPE ALL YOUR DATA!
- Read the text on the screen and follow the instructions to confirm the bootloader unlock.
Next we reboot the phone. On your PC:
- Enter this command:fastboot.exe reboot
- Your phone will now warn you during boot that the bootloader is unlocked.
- Unplug the Neo 2T from your PC.
Now we need to enter Fastboot again. On the Neo 2T:
- Allow the phone to fully boot to the initial setup wizard.
- Turn off the phone by holding down the power button until the power actions slider appears.
- Slide down to turn off the phone.
- While holding down Vol-, press and hold the power button.
- Release the power button when you feel the phone vibrate.
- Release the Vol- button when you have entered Fastboot mode. You should see a black screen with small white text.
- Plug the Neo 2T into your PC.
We will use Fastboot to get into recovery mode. On your PC:
- Open the folder where you extracted the "ADB_FASTBOOT.zip" (Done previously during Step 1: Unlock your bootloader.)
- Open a command prompt pointing to the extracted files. (The fastest way to do this is to open the folder, then replace the file path with "cmd" end hit enter.)
- Enter this command to check that your phone is detected:fastboot.exe devices
- You should see your device represented by a long string of numbers and letters followed by "fastboot".
- If you don't see this, or it doesn't say "fastboot", double-check your USB cable or port, and make sure you installed the drivers as instructed previously.
- Enter this command:fastboot.exe reboot recovery
- Wait for phone to reboot into recovery
Finally, we will wipe the data partition to ensure a clean state for future steps. On the Neo 2T:
- Select your language.
- Select "Wipe data".
- Select "Format data".
- Enter the code displayed on the screen.
- Select "Format".
- Data will be wiped. Select "OK" when finished. Phone will reboot.
- Once the phone has booted, proceed through the first time setup until you reach the home screen.
- Setup WiFi or verify/configure a data connection which will be needed for the next steps.
- If still plugged into your PC, or upon the next connection, the phone will show a popup to allow USB debugging. Check "always allow from this computer" and select OK.
- We can now move on to rooting!
STEP 2: Root your phone.
First we need to reboot the phone into fastboot. On the Neo 2T:
- Unplug the Neo 2T from your PC.
- Turn off the phone by holding down the power button until the power actions slider appears.
- Slide down to turn off the phone.
- While holding down Vol-, press and hold the power button.
- Release the power button when you feel the phone vibrate.
- Release the Vol- button when you have entered Fastboot mode. You should see a black screen with small white text.
- Plug the Neo 2T into your PC.
We need to use Fastboot to root the phone. On your PC:
- Open the folder where you extracted the "ADB_FASTBOOT.zip" (Done previously during Step 1: Unlock your bootloader.)
- Open a command prompt pointing to the extracted files. (The fastest way to do this is to open the folder, then replace the file path with "cmd" end hit enter.)
- Enter this command to check that your phone is detected:fastboot.exe devices
- You should see your device represented by a long string of numbers and letters followed by "fastboot".
- If you don't see this, or it doesn't say "fastboot", double-check your USB cable or port, and make sure you installed the drivers as instructed previously.
- Enter this command:fastboot.exe flash boot magisk.img
- Enter this command:fastboot.exe flash vbmeta --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta.img
- Enter this command:fastboot.exe reboot
- Wait for phone to reboot.
Complete Magisk setup. On the Neo 2T:
- Open Magisk from your app drawer.
- Accept the request to install the full version of Magisk.
- Allow Magisk to install apps in the resulting popup.
- Open Magisk from your app drawer.
- Accept the request to reboot to complete installation.
- Once the phone has rebooted, the process is complete and we can move on to bypassing SafetyNet!
STEP 3: Bypass SafetyNet.
First we grab the SafetyNet module for Magisk. On your PC:
- Download "safetynet-fix-v2.2.1.zip" attached to this post.
- Plug the Neo 2T into your PC.
Now, we need to allow file transfers. On the Neo 2T:
- Select "Transfer Files" on the "Use USB to" popup.
Time to send the .apk to the Neo 2T. On your PC:
- Copy the "safetynet-fix-v2.2.1.zip" file you downloaded to the "Download" folder on the internal storage of the Neo 2T.
We're ready to install the module. On the Neo 2T:
- Open the "Magisk" app.
- Open Settings.
- Turn on "Zygist (Beta)" and "Enforce DenyList".
- Exit settings.
- Go to the "Modules" tab.
- Select "Install From Storage".
- Find "safetynet-fix-v2.2.1.zip" and open it.
- Wait until installation of the module is complete.
- Click the "Reboot" button that appears to reboot the phone.
- Once the phone has rebooted, the process is complete and we can move on to installing Android Auto and Google apps as system apps!
STEP 4: Install Android Auto and and Google apps as system apps.
First we grab the BusyBox-NDK and Terminal Systemizer modules for Magisk. On your PC:
- Download "busybox-v1.34.1.zip" attached to this post.
- Download "terminal_systemizer_v17.4.1.zip" attached to this post.
- Plug the Neo 2T into your PC.
Now, we need to allow file transfers. On the Neo 2T:
- Select "Transfer Files" on the "Use USB to" popup.
Time to send the .apks to the Neo 2T. On your PC:
- Copy the "busybox-v1.34.1.zip" file you downloaded to the "Download" folder on the internal storage of the Neo 2T.
- Copy the "terminal_systemizer_v17.4.1.zip" file you downloaded to the "Download" folder on the internal storage of the Neo 2T.
We're ready to install the BusyBox-NDK module. On the Neo 2T:
- Open the "Magisk" app.
- Go to the "Modules" tab.
- Select "Install From Storage".
- Find "busybox-v1.34.1.zip" and open it.
- Wait until installation of the module is complete.
- Click the back button.
We're ready to install the Terminal Systemizer module. On the Neo 2T:
- Go to the "Modules" tab.
- Select "Install From Storage".
- Find "terminal_systemizer_v17.4.1.zip" and open it.
- Wait until installation of the module is complete.
- Click the "Reboot" button to reboot the phone.
Time to get the Google Play Store app. On your PC:
- Download "Google_Play_Store_29.9.16-21.apk" attached to this post.
- Plug the Neo 2T into your PC.
Now, we need to allow file transfers. On the Neo 2T:
- Select "Transfer Files" on the "Use USB to" popup.
Time to send the .apk to the Neo 2T. On your PC:
- Copy the "Google_Play_Store_29.9.16-21.apk" file you downloaded to the "Download" folder on the internal storage of the Neo 2T.
We're ready to install the Google Play Store. On the Neo 2T:
- Open the "Files" app.
- Choose the "APK" option.
- Find "Google_Play_Store_29.9.16-21.apk" and open it.
- Follow the instruction to install the app. You may need to allow installing from the "File Manager" app.
- Once install is finished, launch the app.
We need to install our apps before we can systemize them. On the Neo 2T:
- Open the Google Play Store and sign in.
- Update any apps that have updates available.
- Use the Google Play Store to install Android Auto, Google Assistant, and the Google app.
We need to use ADB to systemize Android Auto and Google Assistant. On your PC:
- Open the folder where you extracted the "ADB_FASTBOOT.zip" (Done previously during Step 1: Unlock your bootloader.)
- Open a command prompt pointing to the extracted files. (The fastest way to do this is to open the folder, then replace the file path with "cmd" end hit enter.)
- Enter this command to check that your phone is detected:adb.exe devices
- You should see your device represented by a long string of numbers and letters followed by "device".
- If you don't see this, or it doesn't say "device", double-check your USB cable or port, and make sure you installed the drivers as instructed previously.
- Enter this command:adb shell
- Have your phone unlocked and at the ready, then enter this command:su
Allow root for ADB Shell. On the Neo 2T:
- Select "Forever" on the superuser request popup for Shell. Click "Grant".
Now we can systemize Android Auto and Google. On your PC:
- Enter this command:systemize
- Type1and hit enter to choose "Systemize Installed Apps (Listed)".
- You should see a numbered list of apps after a few seconds of loading. Find the numbers for "Android Auto" and "Google" and type them with a space in between. For example, if you see "1 - Android Auto" and "2 - Google", type1 2followed by enter.
- Type2and hit enter to choose "/system/priv-app" for the first app.
- Type2and hit enter to choose "/system/priv-app" for the second app.
Reboot the phone. On the Neo 2T:
- Hold down the power button until the power actions slider appears.
- Slide up to reboot the phone.
- Once rebooted, Android Auto will soon disappear from your app launcher now that is a system app. This is by design.
- Use the Google Play Store to install "Android Auto for Phone Screens".
- Open the "Android Auto for Phone Screens" app. Complete all setup steps.
- Open the "Android Assistant" app. Complete all setup steps.
- Open the "Google" app. Go to More > Settings > Google Assistant > Hey Google & Voice Match.
- Turn on "Hey Google". Complete all setup steps.
- In the Google Assistant settings in the Google app, you should now be able to turn on "Hey Google" voice activation.
- Hold down the power button until the power actions slider appears.
- Slide up to reboot the phone.
- Upon reboot, Android Auto should now work both on the phone and with Android Auto compatible vehicles head units.
- Hey Google should now work as long as the screen is on.
- Time for debloating!
STEP 5: Remove Realme bloatware.
First we need to install an alternative input method, since we will be removing the stock keyboard. On the Neo 2T:
- Use the Google Play Store to install an input method of your choice, such as GBoard.
Now we can run the debloat script. On your PC:
- Plug the Neo 2T into your PC if it is not already.
- Open the folder where you extracted the "ADB_FASTBOOT.zip" (Done previously during Step 1: Unlock your bootloader.)
- Double-click the RMX3357_A14_DEBLOAT_NO_ROOT.bat file to run the non-root debloat script.
- Press Enter to run the script.
- Close the window or press Enter to exit once finished.
We need to use ADB to remove a few system apps. On your PC:
- Open the folder where you extracted the "ADB_FASTBOOT.zip" (Done previously during Step 1: Unlock your bootloader.)
- Open a command prompt pointing to the extracted files. (The fastest way to do this is to open the folder, then replace the file path with "cmd" end hit enter.)
- Enter this command to check that your phone is detected:adb.exe devices
- You should see your device represented by a long string of numbers and letters followed by "device".
- If you don't see this, or it doesn't say "device", double-check your USB cable or port, and make sure you installed the drivers as instructed previously.
- Enter this command:adb shell
- Enter this command:su
- Enter this command:pm uninstall --user 0 com.android.email
- Enter this command:pm uninstall --user 0 com.coloros.safecenter
- Enter this command:pm uninstall --user 0 com.heytap.book
- Enter this command:pm uninstall --user 0 com.heytap.market
- Enter this command:pm uninstall --user 0 com.heytap.themestore
- Enter this command:pm uninstall --user 0 com.nearme.gamecenter
Reboot the phone. On the Neo 2T:
- Hold down the power button until the power actions slider appears.
- Slide up to reboot the phone.
- You're done! Enjoy your debloated phone!
UH OH: Unbricking and Factory Restore.
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- If you find yourself needing to force your phone to power off for any reason, on the Neo 2T you must hold Vol+, Vol- and Power at the same time for around 10 seconds.
- The stock messaging app iscom.android.mms, otherwise known as Mms.apk. It seemingly cannot be removed without breaking SMS/MMS.
- Removing Breeno will replace it with Google Feed when swiping left on the stock launcher fi the Google app is installed.
- There's a good chance the APN settings the phone chose are incorrect or nonexistent. Double-check them to make sure you have working data and MMS for your SIMs.
- Android Auto forces the phone to 60Hz and locks the settings, even once disconnected. Seems to be a common issue across a bunch of phones. Reboot to fix.
- If an app isn't showing notifications or is otherwise misbehaving:
>>> Make sure the app has been opened at least once since the phone was last powered on or rebooted.
>>> Check that notifications are enabled in Settings > Notifications & Status Bar > Manage Notifications > [Your App].
>>> If that doesn't help, try allowing background activity in Settings > Battery > App Battery Management > [Your App].
>>> Lastly, you can disable battery optimization for an app in Settings > Battery > More Battery Settings > Optimize Battery Use > [Your App].
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Guide by @mahotlov I shamelessly stole bits from: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/x7-max-and-gt-neo-flash-ubrick-instructions.4337339/
Magisk: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk
SafetyNet-Fix: https://github.com/kdrag0n/safetynet-fix
BusyBox NDK: https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Repo/busybox-ndk
Terminal Systemizer: https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Repo/terminal_systemizer1
Haven't had any issues with notifications myself. I'd check these:
- Make sure the app has been opened at least once since the phone was last powered on or rebooted.
- Check that notifications are enabled in Settings > Notifications & Status Bar > Manage Notifications > [Your App].
- If that doesn't help, try allowing background activity in Settings > Battery > App Battery Management > [Your App].
- Lastly, you can disable battery optimization for an app in Settings > Battery > More Battery Settings > Optimize Battery Use > [Your App].1On initial reading I can see that a scatter file itself does not contain any malware code, but as a general rule of thumb on internet, always proceed with cautions with downloaded files, for example, using online virus scan service to scan the files before usage.
Hope everyone has a safe flashing.1Thanks for the concern @MatinatorX, I did a checksum from the rar with the china rom you shared and it matched. Also, AFAIK the IMEI is stored in the NVRAM, so no concerns for me.
@Andy_men2
Here's the ROM files, hope you don't mind 7z compression.3.55 GB file on MEGA
EDIT: Here's the hash of the zip for verification
MD5 7A6203C3CCEE26092B7A7F4B7AD215CB
SHA-1 B0A82446D625B47C9C11F114720DF1E83B31BEEA
SHA-256 F266BE88375D80640579C1682FA7338CB24BE8DD82F5DE2446201F6E833E3D94
SHA-512 8A0D8F655055D47631942FE12F5707F8A4C48638584FA62A608AA2258F5858B30968E9112A93DB127671B9ADE4D253C69754A1F5938B6D88F2104ED62894DBC11
Firmware complete to flash all users!!!Thanks for the concern @MatinatorX, I did a checksum from the rar with the china rom you shared and it matched. Also, AFAIK the IMEI is stored in the NVRAM, so no concerns for me.
@Andy_men2
Here's the ROM files, hope you don't mind 7z compression.3.55 GB file on MEGA
EDIT: Here's the hash of the zip for verification
MD5 7A6203C3CCEE26092B7A7F4B7AD215CB
SHA-1 B0A82446D625B47C9C11F114720DF1E83B31BEEA
SHA-256 F266BE88375D80640579C1682FA7338CB24BE8DD82F5DE2446201F6E833E3D94
SHA-512 8A0D8F655055D47631942FE12F5707F8A4C48638584FA62A608AA2258F5858B30968E9112A93DB127671B9ADE4D253C69754A1F5938B6D88F2104ED62894DBC1
Link:
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