TWRP The mini jack connector does not work, maybe it's in the firmware. A very bad aperture 2.8 of a good camera, if not for it, the photos would be much better. Firmware, and tools, and tutorial
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I present to you, the "global" for our device (multilingual, the one from the seller on Ali) It is sewn through SP FlashTool, bundled twrp. In any case, the root will have to be done - the on-screen navbar is displayed by adding a line to build.prop qemu.hw.mainkeys = 0 Firmware https: //drive.google.c...HFoiOKErBCkKFNkGD8VCv/ Screenshots https: //drive.google.c..._YPgo05btIAN8y1qNMV7dR
If anyone has flashed format + download, imei are poured using Maui META
Pulled from a hacker (How to enable the navigation bar for someone who is missing) It's still simpler here. In Android, there is a special debugging variable qemu.hw.mainkeys, which allows you to control the visibility of on-screen navigation keys. If it has a value of 0, the keys will be shown on the screen, 1 - the opposite effect.
We write the variable with the desired value to the file/system/build.prop , and that is all:
# su # mount -o remount, rw / system # cp /system/build.prop /system/build.prop.bak # echo qemu.hw.mainkeys = 0>/system/build.prop
********************************************************************************** But it’s better to handle this variable with pens, because it already exists in this file just looking for a stringqemu.hw.mainkeys and change the value to zero