I had a notification anyone find a change log?
Thank you
Have got the update here in Germany, too...
So far, I only see that we got the december security patches.
But i still found no changelog...
Darklauber said:
Have got the update here in Germany, too...
So far, I only see that we got the december security patches.
But i still found no changelog...
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Also nö Changelog here in Germany. 223.5 MB.
Updated and was very quick and small so probably just is an updated security patches
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Source: XperiaBlog
- Sony has included the 1 December 2017 Android security patches in this latest update
- You can go to app drawer from home screen with swipe up, and back in home screen from app drawer with swipe down...
- They have added some shortcuts to launcher settings in main settings menu...
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It's strange, if I open my appearance settings it only shows "Themes" and "Wallpaper", but not the other options (okay it's an xz1 compact, but still same firmware and nearly same device).
I can only change grid etc. by pressing long on my "homescreen" and the options appear there.
(Also german firmware.)
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It's strange, if I open my appearance settings it only shows "Themes" and "Wallpaper", but not the other options (okay it's an xz1 compact, but still same firmware and nearly same device).
I can only change grid etc. by pressing long on my "homescreen" and the options appear there.
(Also german firmware.)
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you'll probably need a newer version of sony home, the latest beta version is 11.2.A.0.3
You were right, the new beta did the trick Thanks!
Edit: Hm, okay you can only enable the "swipe up" (for app drawer to open) if you disable the "apps" symbol :/
Is there any way to reenable the symbol but keep the feature?
Edit2: Okay I ended up deleting the beta. (App icon + swipe feature are back)
I'm reposting my statement from the XZ1c forum:
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All,
I would note that it appears (per the screenshot) that you can't downgrade to a previous version once you've installed the 47.1.A.8.49 firmware.
I suspect they have enabled Qualcomm's bootloader versioning which prevents the system from booting when it detects the older version.
This probably means that there is a serious and potentially easy to exploit vulnerability in the previous versions of the bootloader. Note the many closed source Qualcomm vulnerabilities listed in the December ASB.
It's possible that someone will eventually discover what those vulnerabilities are and come up with a way to root without unlocking the bootloader.
Personally, I'm staying away from this update for a while.
EDIT: I was wrong. See post below.
pbarrette said:
I'm reposting my statement from the XZ1c forum:
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All,
I would note that it appears (per the screenshot) that you can't downgrade to a previous version once you've installed the 47.1.A.8.49 firmware.
I suspect they have enabled Qualcomm's bootloader versioning which prevents the system from booting when it detects the older version.
This probably means that there is a serious and potentially easy to exploit vulnerability in the previous versions of the bootloader. Note the many closed source Qualcomm vulnerabilities listed in the December ASB.
It's possible that someone will eventually discover what those vulnerabilities are and come up with a way to root without unlocking the bootloader.
Personally, I'm staying away from this update for a while.
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Wish I knew that before I updated
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Wish I knew that before I updated
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Sorry.. It turns out that I was wrong.
A user was trying to downgrade and was getting boot-loops and another user pointed out the statement in the ROM.
I knew that there were a lot of closed source Qualcomm updates and assumed that Sony implemented version rollback prevention.
They did not.
I was wrong.
I pulled the attestation certificates from all of the firmware versions released thus far and compared them.
They are identical.
Code:
CN = Yoshino com-2 Attestation Cert
OU = 01 0000000000000001 SW_ID
OU = 02 0005E0E100010004 HW_ID
OU = 03 0000000000000000 DEBUG
OU = 04 0001 OEM_ID
OU = 05 00020000 SW_SIZE
OU = 06 0004 MODEL_ID
OU = 07 0001 SHA256
O = Sony Mobile Communications Inc.
L = Lund
S = N/A
C = SE
Note that the "SW_ID" is the bit used to implement rollback prevention and is actually supposed to be read in two parts:
0000000000000001
The red bit is the version number and the green bit is the image identifier.
Essentially, the version number hasn't changed, so we can still roll-back to a previous version.
The user with the problem likely has some other problem unrelated to bootloader versioning.
I apologize for the misinformation.
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If you came here you said stop to fashion such as "<yupi> <yupi> i have ice cream sandwitch". This phone is too weak for this versions (screeen, ram, cpu) and you just figured out your xperia u working best on GB versions. Stop stiring around its possible or not in locked bootloader to root or not for 19 VIII 2013 still no chances to unlock in direct way. Bin4ry made tool for ICS so read appopriate topic (jump up software then downgrade)
First: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2032226 -
*#*#7378423#*#* / Software info Phone Software Version: 1254-3522_6.0.B.1.564 - this is old kernel but working fine
Second one from nickholtus its clearly broken , it has signal dropouts --> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28819512&postcount=282
Regards
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If you came here you said stop to fashion such as "<yupi> <yupi> i have ice cream sandwitch". This phone is too weak for this versions (screeen, ram, cpu) and you just figured out your xperia u working best on GB versions. Stop stiring around its possible or not in locked bootloader to root or not for 19 VIII 2013 still no chances to unlock in direct way. Bin4ry made tool for ICS so read appopriate topic (jump up software then downgrade)
First: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2032226 -
*#*#7378423#*#* / Software info Phone Software Version: 1254-3522_6.0.B.1.564 - this is old kernel but working fine
Second one from KeiranFTW its clearly broken , it has signal dropouts --> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28819512&postcount=282
Regards
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Yeah, we know but GB is not so much customizable. Also, you don't need to suggest everyone in this way because developers are currently modding the ICS fw so it us disrespectful. Everyone has their choices.
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broadcomfail said:
If you came here you said stop to fashion such as "<yupi> <yupi> i have ice cream sandwitch". This phone is too weak for this versions (screeen, ram, cpu) and you just figured out your xperia u working best on GB versions. Stop stiring around its possible or not in locked bootloader to root or not for 19 VIII 2013 still no chances to unlock in direct way. Bin4ry made tool for ICS so read appopriate topic (jump up software then downgrade)
First: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2032226 -
*#*#7378423#*#* / Software info Phone Software Version: 1254-3522_6.0.B.1.564 - this is old kernel but working fine
Second one from KeiranFTW its clearly broken , it has signal dropouts --> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28819512&postcount=282
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So what's ur.point?
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point is to show 'clear' kernels (only root ,no addictional options or fixes) which are made for 3.184 from this sorry word word ' mess ' - try to find something in search bar " xperia u root " "st25 kernel" "3.184 root" or other possibilities.
i found to two this day - one which they say you have to use on 3.184 but really kernel represents 1.564
second broken also represents 1.564
so none actually kernel represents 3.184
loaded "ST25i_6.0.B.3.184_Generic_World.ftf" and in orginal shows Phone Software Version: 1254-3522_6.0.B.3.184
and i want to save new people from getting streessed why their phone loosing signal
broadcomfail said:
point is to show 'clear' kernels (only root ,no addictional options or fixes) which are made for 3.184 from this sorry word word ' mess ' - try to find something in search bar " xperia u root " "st25 kernel" "3.184 root" or other possibilities.
i found to two this day - one which they say you have to use on 3.184 but really kernel represents 1.564
second broken also represents 1.564
so none actually kernel represents 3.184
loaded "ST25i_6.0.B.3.184_Generic_World.ftf" and in orginal shows Phone Software Version: 1254-3522_6.0.B.3.184
and i want to save new people from getting streessed why their phone loosing signal
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Please be a bit clear in expressing your viewpoint so we can understand it. And actually, this thread seems pointless. I request the Mods to please take over (Cannot seem to find report button on XDA Mobile app)
Thank you
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Hi, Version 5.5 is now available for download
Enjoy
Pasquiindustry said:
Hi, Version 5.5 is now available for downloadEnjoy
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Lumia 735 "I did not find the device in the Microsoft Database" and LiveTile doesn't turn off.
Here is a screen, stupid xda forum doesn't allow me to post links s23.postimg.org/ktenlcjvv/Lumia735.jpg
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Lumia 735 "I did not find the device in the Microsoft Database" and LiveTile doesn't turn off.
Here is a screen, stupid xda forum doesn't allow me to post links s23.postimg.org/ktenlcjvv/Lumia735.jpg
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Hi, I'm working to add every device within the app (I see that I've to edit the Vodafone brand). However you can add manually a phone as monitored
Try to update to the 5.5.1, but I need to do another update
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Hi, I'm working to add every device within the app (I see that I've to edit the Vodafone brand). However you can add manually a phone as monitored Try to update to the 5.5.1, but I need to do another update
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I already have the latest version 5.5.1 and if I go to Countries from the app menu the phone is listed as in this image s23.postimg.org/hurhx3ywr/lumia_735.jpg
how to check
Pasquiindustry said:
Hi, Version 5.5 is now available for download
Enjoy
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how to check for latest lumia updates.
Version 5.6 is available for download! Pictures and changelog available within the first post
Version 5.7 now available!
Changelog is available within the first post as always
Version 7.0 released for both Windows Phone 8 and Windows Phone 8.1!
What version firmware are you all running on the S9+ T-Mobile version? I'm still on the Feb security patch and phone shows no updates available. Just making sure I'm not missing anything here.
ARC6 is the latest
hi
cledee said:
ARC6 is the latest
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Yep,
ARC6 with the March 1 security patch
Wonder If I disabled something via BK Disabler that's not allowing me to dowoad the updates....
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quailallstar said:
Wonder If I disabled something via BK Disabler that's not allowing me to dowoad the updates....
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No it's not updating my phone either, it just shows no update for me too. And I haven't disabled anything. So I don't know what's up with that
Same here
Wondering if they pulled the update
Running the same ARBG build here, too.
noxarcana said:
Running the same ARBG build here, too.
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Same here. New s9 plus just bought yesterday. I just checked no updates available. Wonder if they pulled it.
Hopefully the removal of the update has something to do with the v2 bootloader. When you update to ARC6, you can't go backwards from that point, or at least currently. The v1 bootloader in ARBG is a lot more flashing friendly.
jcsww said:
Hopefully the removal of the update has something to do with the v2 bootloader. When you update to ARC6, you can't go backwards from that point, or at least currently. The v1 bootloader in ARBG is a lot more flashing friendly.
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Unfortunately, this doesn't matter in my case as I have the Snapdragon variant. Jailbreaking Apple devices is easier than dealing with Samsung's BS these days; however, I couldn't give up the ability to expand storage with an SD card.
I've been hearing a lot of people complaining about dropped calls on the ARC6 update. I never experienced it myself while on ARC6 but I'm on ARDA now.
noxarcana said:
Unfortunately, this doesn't matter in my case as I have the Snapdragon variant. Jailbreaking Apple devices is easier than dealing with Samsung's BS these days; however, I couldn't give up the ability to expand storage with an SD card.
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Mine is a SnapDragon model also. Although based on older information and models. I am hoping we get a V3 bootloader for those who are stuck on v3 that can be upgrade and then downgraded. The Note 8 bootloader is possible to flash backwards for some reason. Because we are on the 845 though, it will probably take a little time for someone to figure out who to get it to successfully flash backward. The call dropping issue on some firmware versions also is a problem that doesn't exist on other firmware variants. I had the call dropping on 1ARC6 but not on 1ARBG. That might have slipped into the firmware with the v2 bootloader. Whatever the reason, the Samsung community has a lot of development and cross-flashing activity that will hopefully get this figured out soon.
I came from a V30, which is much more of a mess to even attempt to flash anything other than what the current firmware is could potentially leave you hard bricked. Outside of Nexus and Pixel devices, I find Samsung in its current state more cross-flashing and mod friendly than some other manufactures. I have never used an Apple device to know how easy or difficult they are to jailbreak or what that means in comparison to what we do with modded, bootloader unlocked, and cross-flashing devices on the Android side. The locked down Apple ecosystem will always keep me away from their platform.
quailallstar said:
What version firmware are you all running on the S9+ T-Mobile version? I'm still on the Feb security patch and phone shows no updates available. Just making sure I'm not missing anything here.
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Same
March here on mine.
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Received a notification yesterday about a new update version available for download.
Updated and now running the following:
SM-G965U
T-Mobile USE
Baseband version: G965USQS2ARF4
Build number: R16NW.G965USQS2ARF4
Kernel version: 4.9.65-13087505
Service provider SW version: SAOMC_SM-G965U_OYN_TMO_OO_0079
Carrier configuration version: 2.400001
Android security patch level: June 1, 2018
Got my update yesterday as well. Matches what quailallstar shows.
Hopefully the phones we have will survive long enough to have another update next year. https://blog.motorola.com/2018/08/15/baked-android-pie-coming-motorola/
Yey. Let's wait till end q1 of 2019 when Google starts to test Android Q for Motorola to get P ready for it's last year's phone's. Or do I have to remind you that Oreo was released end April/early May to the original Z play?
Artim_96 said:
Yey. Let's wait till end q1 of 2019 when Google starts to test Android Q for Motorola to get P ready for it's last year's phone's. Or do I have to remind you that Oreo was released end April/early May to the original Z play?
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And it hasn't even been released in some regions ??*
OTBOPKOTO said:
Hopefully the phones we have will survive long enough to have another update next year. https://blog.motorola.com/2018/08/15/baked-android-pie-coming-motorola/
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You might have misunderstood something.
The article says "Android Pie will be served up on the below Motorola smartphones starting this fall:"
wsemi said:
You might have misunderstood something.
The article says "Android Pie will be served up on the below Motorola smartphones starting this fall:"
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Yes, starting with the 2018 models, or maybe only with the Z3 since it's the most expensive ones. Or do you really believe that our one year old phone will get updates that quick? They are not Pixels and knowing the update strategy of Lenovo for the past couple of years and without treble we can be lucky if we even get it this year. or have you forgotten the Oreo update? And it wasn't even to 8.1, just 8.0
I am still on 7.1.1 Nougut. According to support, I am on the latest update. But on 08/31 they claimed they are behind, but it is coming soon.
Shouldn't the all be the same regardless of software channel, build number, SKU, Version, etc.? They are all Moto Z2 Play. Mine is even unlocked so I would think that would be a benefit.
Here are the specs from the "about phone":
- Moto Z2 Play - UNLOCKED version (carrier independent)
- Software Channel = "retla"
- Build Number = NPSS26.118-19-1-16
- SKU = XT1710-06
- Version = PVT1
- Baseband version = M8953P_23.33.07.34.01RALBUS_LATAMDSDS_CUST
- Security patch = February 1, 2018
- Android 7.1.1. (Nougut)
Murf. said:
I am still on 7.1.1 Nougut. According to support, I am on the latest update. But on 08/31 they claimed they are behind, but it is coming soon.
Shouldn't the all be the same regardless of software channel, build number, SKU, Version, etc.? They are all Moto Z2 Play. Mine is even unlocked so I would think that would be a benefit.
Here are the specs from the "about phone":
- Moto Z2 Play - UNLOCKED version (carrier independent)
- Software Channel = "retla"
- Build Number = NPSS26.118-19-1-16
- SKU = XT1710-06
- Version = PVT1
- Baseband version = M8953P_23.33.07.34.01RALBUS_LATAMDSDS_CUST
- Security patch = February 1, 2018
- Android 7.1.1. (Nougut)
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I had the update like in mid July, but it didn't take. It got all messed up and went back to 7.1.1
So I installed Oreo on the side and put Custom Rom on top of it.
Android 9 confirmed... but im still on 7.1.1... i cant understand why my phone never got Oreo
Emacordoba said:
Android 9 confirmed... but im still on 7.1.1... i cant understand why my phone never got Oreo
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Same here. I have no idea why my phone won't update. I have it unlocked and rooted with Magisk, but won't it still detect the update and try to download it? I just need to unroot first and flash it and it should be just fine I thought. But nope, still on 7.1.1 with the February 2018 security patch. I'm on software channel retus. Right now I'm not really too concerned with getting a new version of Android on this phone since everything is stable but I'd like to know why my phone never got the 8.0/8.1 update.
Johmama said:
Same here. I have no idea why my phone won't update. I have it unlocked and rooted with Magisk, but won't it still detect the update and try to download it? I just need to unroot first and flash it and it should be just fine I thought. But nope, still on 7.1.1 with the February 2018 security patch. I'm on software channel retus. Right now I'm not really too concerned with getting a new version of Android on this phone since everything is stable but I'd like to know why my phone never got the 8.0/8.1 update.
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i have mine without root and locked like the first day... no mods, only basic soft and games.... still on february patch
Emacordoba said:
i have mine without root and locked like the first day... no mods, only basic soft and games.... still on february patch
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It depends on carrier. Although, if you ask them, carrier will say it depends on Moto; but truth is, it isn't. As far as I know, AT&T Latin America released (or it was Moto?) 8.0 Oreo in August, which has been already updated up to September, 2018. Next should be 9, but... Yes, 8.0 was released same time as 9 for Pixels, a full year after Z2 device landed. So, statistically, 9's OTA should be inside AT&T's Z2 devices, late in 2019. That would be another year, probably along with 10's appearance! but... Maybe not. Who knows what's in their heads. Point seems to be keeping OTA fans (don't count me in) eager as hell.
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I've just received October's security patch
Build No. : OPSS27.76-12-25-11View attachment 4630311
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Is pie update coming or not? Or are there a custom pie ROM available? Would you recommend flashing ROM? I mean will it reduce battery or performance? Thanks in advance.
The Android Pie 9.0 update we get for Moto Z2 Play will be still on 32bit architecture?
g0u1ham said:
The Android Pie 9.0 update we get for Moto Z2 Play will be still on 32bit architecture?
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Yes, 100%.
Cupcake 1.5 said:
Yes, 100%.
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So did they mean this Fall as in NOW? Coz I'm still on 8.0.0 as "latest" and seriously peeved considering these Z²s are pretty much vanilla Android to begin with
Mi A1 received Android 9 pie update and now it supports dual 4G + volte. Really shocked to see Snapdragon 625 supporting dual 4G and that too enabled with an update. And Moto doesn't even update their os to 64 bit.
signation said:
Mi A1 received Android 9 pie update and now it supports dual 4G + volte. Really shocked to see Snapdragon 625 supporting dual 4G and that too enabled with an update. And Moto doesn't even update their os to 64 bit.
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For this device to be updated to 64bit, it would require formatting, users would lose all their stored data. How well do you think that would go over with the general public?
kewlzter said:
For this device to be updated to 64bit, it would require formatting, users would lose all their stored data. How well do you think that would go over with the general public?
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That is a fair point. Although it's fairly easy to backup data on a phone with SD card, not everyone will like it. I had Asus zenfone 3 which came with 64bit OS despite 3GB of RAM and camera 2 API was enabled so the Gcam and hdr+ worked without root. Thought Z2 play with 4GB RAM, better camera sensor and stock Android will be even better. I was wrong.
Hello I have Samsung S9+ SM-G965F Android 9.0 One UI
Serial No. RF8K20VD8WR
Baseband version: G965FXXU2CRLF
Last Security Patch Level show December 1, 2018.
Is it normal? Upon checking updates it shows device upto date.
Once I had changed the firmware may be last year to get One UI after that I am not able to receive any security update. How I can get the update of One UI 2.0?
Many thanks in advance.
bukhtawar said:
Hello I have Samsung S9+ SM-G965F Android 9.0 One UI
Serial No. RF8K20VD8WR
Baseband version: G965FXXU2CRLF
Last Security Patch Level show December 1, 2018.
Is it normal? Upon checking updates it shows device upto date.
Once I had changed the firmware may be last year to get One UI after that I am not able to receive any security update. How I can get the update of One UI 2.0?
Many thanks in advance.
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One UI 2.0 isn't OTA yet, see separate thread for trying the beta (although my personal advice is wait a month for the finished version)
On release you'll need to probably download it and install manually, making sure the version you install matches your phones original CSC to re-enable OTA updates.
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One UI 2.0 isn't OTA yet, see separate thread for trying the beta (although my personal advice is wait a month for the finished version)
On release you'll need to probably download it and install manually, making sure the version you install matches your phones original CSC to re-enable OTA updates.
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agreed with the waiting part. also might want to take the serial out of both of your posts