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/*
 * Your warranty is now void.
 *
 * I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
 * thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
 * do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
 * before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
 * you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
 */
Moto Mods are not supported, fork my sources and add the support yourself if this is so important to you
​

AOSP is Android as Google release without other modifications, similar to Pixel/Nexus stock rom but without gapps.
Features such as Chop Chop, Double Twist, Fingerprint sleep and Ambient display gestures are kept.
Google does not release an AOSP Browser anymore since Marshmallow, thus there isn't a default browser. If I find the time I might port and revamp it in the future.

Working
  • Audio playback
  • RIL (Calls, SMS, Data)
  • Wifi
  • Bluetooth
  • Hotspot
  • Video Playback
  • LED Notifications
  • Camera
  • GPS
  • NFC
  • Biometric sensor
  • Night Mode

Not Working/Bugs
  • -

Camera2 APIs disclaimer
If you decide to enable Camera2 APIs, be aware that in certain conditions photos and videos quality might be extremely low.
This happens because Motorola on our device officially supports only the old camera apis.
For this reason old camera apis are currently enabled by default.


Preconditions

Installation
  1. Place ROM & Gapps in your virtual SD
  2. Reboot in Bootloader Mode
  3. Go to "Recovery" (Vol +/Vol -) and confirm (power)
  4. Wipe system if you're coming from a different Android version
  5. Wipe Data (only if you come from a different ROM/Android version, not required while updating)
  6. Wipe Dalvik cache
  7. Install the ROM zip
  8. DO NOT REBOOT
  9. Install the Gapps zip (optional)
  10. Reboot

Downloads
arm builds
arm64 builds (No more supported)

Sources
Device Tree
Kernel
Sensor HAL


XDA:DevDB Information
Android Open source Project 9, ROM for the Moto Z Play

Contributors
Alberto97
ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.x
Based On: AOSP

Version Information
Status: No Longer Updated

Created 2018-08-15
Last Updated 2020-01-06
 
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Changelog

09/08/2019
  • August security patches
  • Enabled IMS carrier settings in Brazil as per latest stock oreo (you still need to insert yourself the IMS apn)
  • Android for Work Profiles should work properly now

02/07/2019
  • July security patches

09/06/2019
  • June (and May) security patches
  • Vibration intensity is now adjustable on three levels from accessibility settings
  • Occasional crashes at boot/bootloops caused by the sensor hal are now fixed
  • Exposed through sysfs some SD infos (SD status register + speed class + uhs speed grade) and internal storage health

05/04/2019
  • April security patches
  • Fixed adopted storage

09/03/2019
  • March security patches
  • Device now goes in deep sleep mode when using Always on Display

09/02/2019
  • February security patches
  • Device correctly boots when setting pin/password/pattern *at boot* now

19/01/2019
  • January security patches
  • Device specific gestures entry points in Settings have been reworked to be consistent with the rest of UI
  • LZ4 kernel-side improvements from Pixel 2 kernel
  • Back to Moto's F2FS kernel sources
  • Video stablization is now working

---- From now on all builds will be 32bit, wipe data is required if you're updating on the top of a 2018 build ----

Old ARM64 builds changelog

28/12/2018
  • Lags and slowdowns have been fixed
  • Bootanimation does not crash anymore

22/12/2018
  • exFAT support for sdcards
  • Rebased kernel on the top of Moto pie sources
  • Now using stable f2fs kernel sources instead of Moto's fork

09/12/2018
  • IMS related stability issues should have been fixed now

07/12/2018
  • December security patches
  • Low speaker volume is now fixed
  • Proprietary stacks have been upgraded to pie
  • BFQ is the default IO scheduler
  • Enforcing selinux
  • Flip to Mute: the phone now vibrates when you mute/unmute it, just like Google's Flip to shhh

10/11/2018
  • November security patches
  • IMS is possibly working now
  • 4K video recording is now available on AOSP an third party cameras
  • 1080p and 720p video recording on Moto Camera is now fixed
  • Camera2 APIs are now working
  • Prima wlan update to LA.UM.7.6.r1-03400-89xx.0 CAF release

03/10/2018
  • October security patches
  • Reboot to recovery is now working
  • Wifi - BT crash fix from the experimental build included
  • Moto kernel patches from 28.85-13 release included
  • Blobs updated to OPNS27.76-12-22-9 moto release
  • Added some padding between mobile signal groups (before - after)

15/09/2018
  • September security patches
  • Flashlight now works in DND mode too
  • Rebased kernel (again) on the top of qcom pie sources

26/08/2018
  • Auto brightness fixed
  • Encryption support implemented
  • Removed wifi display support (reason here)
  • Added Google Sans font
  • MAC address is properly set now
  • Added missing F2FS moto changes in kernel rebase

15/08/2018
  • Initial Release
 
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Do I need to update modem and bootloader?
  • Download DevCheck or CPU-Z or any other app that let you see your bootloader version.
  • If the reported version is not 0xC180 or 0xC182, you need to update them.
  • Anyway before installing the rom TWRP will do this check for you and will stop you if your device is not compatible.

How do I update modem and bootloader?
This does not wipe your data if you closely follow these steps
  • Download the latest firmware for addison (available here, lolinet.com mirror, moto.netlib.re mirror).
    Alternatively I made a package (up here) that only contains the required images if you're short on data/have bad speed.
  • Once you have made sure adb/fastboot properly detects the device, open a terminal in the folder where you have extracted the firmware and run the following commands:
    Code: 
    fastboot flash partition gpt.bin
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn
fastboot flash dsp adspso.bin
fastboot flash oem oem.img
 
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Holy COW! Thanks Alberto! I will try it now! Best thing to do, flashing before sleeping! Saved my evening. I am very glad that you take your time and support our Phone and make us happy! :)
 
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sebx_g1

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Ok I'm going to flash it now [emoji846] see you soon I hope [emoji39]

So I restoring now my apps from titanium backup, those gapps from my link works but they are must flashed after rom booted at last one time ,so reboot is need after rom flash.Otherwise setup fc constantly.

Magisk 16.7 works [emoji846]

Bluetooth music playback via headphones works perfectly [emoji3]

Even Moto Camera works [emoji41]

Wysłane z mojego XT1635-02 przy użyciu Tapatalka
 
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sebx_g1 said:
Ok I'm going to flash it now [emoji846] see you soon I hope [emoji39]

So I restoring now my apps from titanium backup, those gapps from my link works but they are must flashed after rom booted at last one time ,so reboot is need after rom flash.Otherwise setup fc constantly.

Magisk 16.7 works [emoji846]

Bluetooth music playback via headphones works perfectly [emoji3]

Even Moto Camera works [emoji41]

Wysłane z mojego XT1635-02 przy użyciu Tapatalka
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Can't seem to get the ROM to boot with gapps. Even when booting first before installing then. What else can I try?
 
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    Alberto97
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    android-p-clear-bg-with-shadow-%25401ximage1.png

    Code: 
    /*
 * Your warranty is now void.
 *
 * I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
 * thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
 * do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
 * before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
 * you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
 */
    Moto Mods are not supported, fork my sources and add the support yourself if this is so important to you
    ​

    AOSP is Android as Google release without other modifications, similar to Pixel/Nexus stock rom but without gapps.
    Features such as Chop Chop, Double Twist, Fingerprint sleep and Ambient display gestures are kept.
    Google does not release an AOSP Browser anymore since Marshmallow, thus there isn't a default browser. If I find the time I might port and revamp it in the future.

    Working
    • Audio playback
    • RIL (Calls, SMS, Data)
    • Wifi
    • Bluetooth
    • Hotspot
    • Video Playback
    • LED Notifications
    • Camera
    • GPS
    • NFC
    • Biometric sensor
    • Night Mode

    Not Working/Bugs
    • -

    Camera2 APIs disclaimer
    If you decide to enable Camera2 APIs, be aware that in certain conditions photos and videos quality might be extremely low.
    This happens because Motorola on our device officially supports only the old camera apis.
    For this reason old camera apis are currently enabled by default.


    Preconditions

    Installation
    1. Place ROM & Gapps in your virtual SD
    2. Reboot in Bootloader Mode
    3. Go to "Recovery" (Vol +/Vol -) and confirm (power)
    4. Wipe system if you're coming from a different Android version
    5. Wipe Data (only if you come from a different ROM/Android version, not required while updating)
    6. Wipe Dalvik cache
    7. Install the ROM zip
    8. DO NOT REBOOT
    9. Install the Gapps zip (optional)
    10. Reboot

    Downloads
    arm builds
    arm64 builds (No more supported)

    Sources
    Device Tree
    Kernel
    Sensor HAL


    XDA:DevDB Information
    Android Open source Project 9, ROM for the Moto Z Play

    Contributors
    Alberto97
    ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie
    ROM Kernel: Linux 3.x
    Based On: AOSP

    Version Information
    Status: No Longer Updated

    Created 2018-08-15
    Last Updated 2020-01-06
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    38
    Alberto97
    Alberto97
    Changelog

    09/08/2019
    • August security patches
    • Enabled IMS carrier settings in Brazil as per latest stock oreo (you still need to insert yourself the IMS apn)
    • Android for Work Profiles should work properly now

    02/07/2019
    • July security patches

    09/06/2019
    • June (and May) security patches
    • Vibration intensity is now adjustable on three levels from accessibility settings
    • Occasional crashes at boot/bootloops caused by the sensor hal are now fixed
    • Exposed through sysfs some SD infos (SD status register + speed class + uhs speed grade) and internal storage health

    05/04/2019
    • April security patches
    • Fixed adopted storage

    09/03/2019
    • March security patches
    • Device now goes in deep sleep mode when using Always on Display

    09/02/2019
    • February security patches
    • Device correctly boots when setting pin/password/pattern *at boot* now

    19/01/2019
    • January security patches
    • Device specific gestures entry points in Settings have been reworked to be consistent with the rest of UI
    • LZ4 kernel-side improvements from Pixel 2 kernel
    • Back to Moto's F2FS kernel sources
    • Video stablization is now working

    ---- From now on all builds will be 32bit, wipe data is required if you're updating on the top of a 2018 build ----

    Old ARM64 builds changelog

    28/12/2018
    • Lags and slowdowns have been fixed
    • Bootanimation does not crash anymore

    22/12/2018
    • exFAT support for sdcards
    • Rebased kernel on the top of Moto pie sources
    • Now using stable f2fs kernel sources instead of Moto's fork

    09/12/2018
    • IMS related stability issues should have been fixed now

    07/12/2018
    • December security patches
    • Low speaker volume is now fixed
    • Proprietary stacks have been upgraded to pie
    • BFQ is the default IO scheduler
    • Enforcing selinux
    • Flip to Mute: the phone now vibrates when you mute/unmute it, just like Google's Flip to shhh

    10/11/2018
    • November security patches
    • IMS is possibly working now
    • 4K video recording is now available on AOSP an third party cameras
    • 1080p and 720p video recording on Moto Camera is now fixed
    • Camera2 APIs are now working
    • Prima wlan update to LA.UM.7.6.r1-03400-89xx.0 CAF release

    03/10/2018
    • October security patches
    • Reboot to recovery is now working
    • Wifi - BT crash fix from the experimental build included
    • Moto kernel patches from 28.85-13 release included
    • Blobs updated to OPNS27.76-12-22-9 moto release
    • Added some padding between mobile signal groups (before - after)

    15/09/2018
    • September security patches
    • Flashlight now works in DND mode too
    • Rebased kernel (again) on the top of qcom pie sources

    26/08/2018
    • Auto brightness fixed
    • Encryption support implemented
    • Removed wifi display support (reason here)
    • Added Google Sans font
    • MAC address is properly set now
    • Added missing F2FS moto changes in kernel rebase

    15/08/2018
    • Initial Release
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    Alberto97
    Alberto97
    New build with encryption support and fixed auto brightness released.
    If we're lucky enough the issue where connecting a smartwatch breaks wifi was related to a wrong wlan MAC address (that has been fixed) otherwise I need at least a kernel log and a logcat to see what's going on (I suspect that could be a kernel issue).

    I'm also afraid I have bad news for miracast/wifi display users. It seems that Google removed its "media side" support in P (commit here). For some reason UI is still there and the same seems to be for connectivity related stuff. I don't know if this is a mistake (but it does not seem so) or if they're just going to reimplement it later (I hope so). The only thing I know is that it can't work in the current state, for this reason I disabled the feature so that nobody is going to face this horrible crash.

    Now, this this has already been reported but I want to clarify it. For some absurd reason enabling "do not disturb" breaks flashlight. In particular as soon as you enable this mode, chop chop gesture immediatedly breaks while the flashlight tile might take a while (but you can verify this by enabling "do not disturb" and rebooting, in this case flashlight tile is always broken). I did not have time to check what's happening yet, but it does not seem to be a device specific issue or if it is, it is affecting many other devices too. All this just to say: be careful! ;)

    There are less relevant changes too, check them out in the second post and good evening :)
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    Alberto97
    Alberto97
    June security patches are out. I've been busy on other side projects and of course I also got sick but there's more.
    In the last months the battery of my device has started swelling and now it looks quite bad. Sending the phone to a service center is not an option for me.
    I'd just change the battery myself but I don't think it's a good idea heating up a swollen battery especially without proper tools so I'm just stopping the development on this device.
    However I see there still are many people (relatively speaking, considering the popularity of this device) that rely on AOSP. For this reason I'll keep releasing monthly security patches, at least until Q is out.
    Though because of this situation I don't know if I'll be able to test them/all of them.

    Talking about the latest relase, I wasn't able to fix or workaround in any way the issue with camera that is throwing many devices into a bootloop (the fix in the changelog is about another issue which is present in the latest oreo stock build as well but it rarerly causes a bootloop) but at least that's "fixable" by forcing a reboot by holding the power button.
    AOSP vibration intensity control on three levels as it works on Pixel devices has been enabled. It might not be ideal for those who looks for an accurate customization but it's something.
    Also some informations about SD and internal storage health have been exposed by sysfs. Most of them are not direcly human readable but some apps might want to show them (it's not like I'm working on one).
    That's all, mainly bad news but that's all.
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    Alberto97
    Alberto97
    October security patches are out along with other fixes and upstram updates. Among the other things moto improved the volume up/assistant triggering detection on headsets (there were cases where pressing vol+ triggered the assistant instead of raising the volume). They also provided 64 bit configuration for all the devices that came with 3.18 kernel. This because the Motorola one got switched to 64bit mode in the last minute. I don't expect to see official 64 bit builds for older devices, it's not in their style and that would mean testing and fixing everything again but at least we have an official configuration, tested on another SD625 sure, still better than nothing (mine wasn't so that much different though ;) ).
    I'll try to include the VoLTE fix later but, again I can't test it , I can't guarantee it will work on the first shot.
    For any other issue, please include logs, I can do nothing otherwise.
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