Hi all, is it possible to revert to original stock A12 firmware, without wiping?
How to achieve this?
How to achieve this?
ROM ❯ PIXEL 5 ❯ OFFICIAL ❯ ProtonAOSP 11
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The battery life on this is amazing. 10/10 ROM so far. Been using it @ work for music for a couple hours and still above 90% battery.
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I'm running ProtonAOSP 1220 on my
Pixel 5.
I've noticed network and sensors permission for most apps.
Is this normal?
Pixel 5.
I've noticed network and sensors permission for most apps.
Is this normal?
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I have used this method to flash Android 12 stable stock firmware.
When I look disc space available it says 50GB of data is used, unfortunately I cannot access my files and photos anymore.
Downloads folder is empty, as well as Whatsapp data...
So the DCIM folder is empty, but the available space tells me there is a lot of data still on the phone...
Is it possible that two userdata partitions are present now??
Anyone know how to gain access to the other data?? And copy it to 'this install'?
Go to Settings > Storage, it'll give you a clearer picture of how much space system and apps are using. 50GB does sound like a lot, but I'm only on the stock firmware, so apps+system is about 36GB for me.
I tried flashing the 11.6.0 version manually since I don't like Android 12 so far. I did it by the book even with fastboot -w but when I get to the point where it should boot to the OS first time I get a cryptic logo of a bottle and some fire behind it which could mean anything. What is happening there? I am using the latest platform tools and during the process nothing seems wrong. Phone is Pixel 5/redfin.
That's how the boot animation looks so let it sit until it fully boots into Android
Ohh well I let it sit for about 15 minutes and then got worried since I wouldn't interpret an image of fire and a boiling/spilling bottle as a correct boot process indicator, since I also didn't find any info about this image and I couldn't ask in the Telegram group because, well, my phone was still booting/bricked.
Anyway, I went back to latest stock android 11 for redfin for now and got TWRP running. Maybe I can flash Proton without data wipe in the future. Or can maybe I can just restore the data partition with TWRP? Should be compatible if unencrypted, right?
Currently trying the web install on my new (to me) p5. System was fully updated before I started, things seem to be working well, then it gets stuck web status says rebooting system, phone is loaded on a fastbootd screen. Left alone for ~30 min with no change.
Any suggestions/ideas?
SOLVED: Reinstalled the google usb drivers and switched to USB-A/C cable instead of USB-C/C cable fixed it. Weird though the USB-C cable worked for fastboot but not ADB.
Any suggestions/ideas?
SOLVED: Reinstalled the google usb drivers and switched to USB-A/C cable instead of USB-C/C cable fixed it. Weird though the USB-C cable worked for fastboot but not ADB.
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