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    Call for testing: Google/Huawei Nexus 6P (angler) owners

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        rocket2nfinity
        last edited by rocket2nfinity

        No channels to select it seems, other than the one you installed with...

        On edge, bluetooth works. Rotation and all sensors do not - no gps, no rotation, no accelerometer. Will re-install all apps, reboot, and see if it clears.

        Edit: Re-installed switching to DEV. Interesting. All sensors and rotation now work, but Bluetooth no longer does. Hotspot does not work. Still can't fetch other channels.

        Camera works except video. Flashlight works, but camera flash does not when taking pictures.

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          flohack @potet
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          @potet Yeah I have the same, I am currently almost never using WiFi because of this. Its basically a crash in the (for whatever reason Huawei chose to use a) PCI Express link between CPU/SoC and WiFi chipset. The driver wants to suspend or wakeup the WiFi card but smth goes terribly wrong. Sliding the WiFi enable switch from the indicator should fix it, no need to reboot.

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            flohack @rocket2nfinity
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            @rocket2nfinity Bluetooth seems hit-or-miss at startup, its a reace condition, and not depending on the channel I think. So after enough reboots it should also work in devel πŸ˜‰

            And yes, sensors are broken currently in edge, that affects all devices.

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              Rondarius
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              @Flohack @rocket2nfinity Is it possible to keep settings, apps, contacts etc if I use the installer or should I backup the phone? It's my daily driver.

              4 Google Pixel 3A
              1 Google Nexus 6P
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              2 Pinephones
              2 Sony Xperia X

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                Keneda @Rondarius
                last edited by Keneda

                @Rondarius
                With installer you should be able to keep your device settings, data and app, yes (by not choosing the "wipe" options).
                But you should backup still, as you never know what can happen with skynet kind ^^

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                  flohack @Rondarius
                  last edited by

                  @Rondarius yes NEVER choose WIPE option in the installer...

                  you could, for backup, adb pull the 2 folders /data/user-data and /data/system-data to a backup folder on your PC to be sure. That should cover all Apps, data and settings.

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                    rocket2nfinity @Rondarius
                    last edited by

                    @Rondarius Yes, my settings and data remained. That is why I did not wipe data, just manually deleted the two files using TWRP, before using the installer.

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                      rocket2nfinity
                      last edited by

                      And my bluetooth and channel options are back.

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                        trashcat @flohack
                        last edited by

                        @Flohack i originally installed with the helium installer and then reinstalled with the installer and had no problems.

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                          gerg
                          last edited by

                          Hey all,

                          I've been lurking for a while trying to replicate what you're doing on my 6P. I realize this is a super basic prereq, but I've been failing to revert to 7.1.2 and it's to the point that I'm not sure where else to turn. After getting the most recent platform tools from Google and downloading the exact image you linked above, I keep getting stuck here:

                          ./fastboot -w update image-angler-n2g48c.zip
                          

                          and getting

                          fastboot: error: Couldn't parse partition size '0x'.
                          

                          I've tried directly unzipping and doing

                          ./fastboot flash boot boot.img
                          

                          and getting the same result. I'd really love to help you guys test things out and just need to get past this stupid hurdle.

                          Thanks in advance.
                          -G

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                            A Former User @gerg
                            last edited by A Former User

                            @gerg
                            1-try to unzip the file, you will end up with a zip file, a bootloader image and a radio image.
                            2-unzip the file "image-angler-n2g48c" which contain the (boot-system-recovery-vendor) images
                            3-follow these instructions
                            fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-angler-angler-xx.xx.img
                            fastboot flash radio radio-angler-angler-xx.xx.img
                            fastboot flash boot boot.img
                            fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
                            fastboot flash system system.img
                            fastboot flash vendor vendor.img

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                              gerg @Guest
                              last edited by

                              @ftnirp Thanks so much for your response.

                              I tried running it as you described, but ran into the same error I'd previously encountered.

                              ./fastboot flash boot boot.img
                              

                              still results in

                              fastboot: error: Couldn't parse partition size '0x'.
                              

                              I've tried searching for solutions to this -- many people have success by flashing to boot_a or boot_b but neither of those modifications have helped me.

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                                A Former User @gerg
                                last edited by

                                @gerg
                                if you are using windows try this

                                https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83378205&postcount=4

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                                  flohack @gerg
                                  last edited by

                                  @gerg you should run the script provided by Google, do not try to do all the work yourself πŸ˜‰

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                                    flohack
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                                    The partition error with 0x means your fastboot is too new probably. But anyways, try to do it as described by Google, with the shell script (whose name I forgot).

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                                      flohack
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                                      Finally!

                                      Nexus 6P is in the installer!!!
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                                        gerg @flohack
                                        last edited by

                                        @Flohack
                                        Hah too new?? Oh boy ok I'll try using an older version.
                                        I started out using the flash-all.sh script included with the image but started running into these errors. That's when I ended up digging into it and trying to do it manually. I'll see if I can get it working with an older version of fastboot then.

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                                          Rondarius
                                          last edited by

                                          @Flohack I managed to install UT with the installer. I used the version of adb + fastboot that is in the Synaptic package manager, 1:8.1.0-r23-5ubuntu2. I use Pop OS! Great work!

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                                          1 Google Nexus 6P
                                          2 Google Nexus 5
                                          2 Pinephones
                                          2 Sony Xperia X

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                                            lgtrombetta @trashcat
                                            last edited by lgtrombetta

                                            @trashcat said in Call for testing: Google/Huawei Nexus 6P (angler) owners:

                                            @Flohack i originally installed with the helium installer and then reinstalled with the installer and had no problems.

                                            @Flohack

                                            Same here, everything seems to be working fine. Now on devel channel πŸ™‚

                                            Great news to see our device officially promoted into the installer!

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                                              trashcat @lgtrombetta
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                                              @lgtrombetta isn't it great? Part of me wants to ditch my OnePlus 5T and use my 6P as my daily driver.

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