Super - Android 7

mpBiermann

[bWau. I am absolutely enthusiastic and would like to express a heartfelt thanks. "Thank you dear UMI team". From 0 to 100% in 120 minutes. It took a long time but finally you got it. I love you

LL_Striker

mpBiermann replied at 2017-6-12 02:42

Yes,
but the battery still drains very fast.........or you didnt notice yet ?

Paulista

Fast loading has been fixed! I can already say thank you, but do not forget to update this phone to android 8.0 Oreo

Gaudy

Hi everyone, I hada problem with updating Android in my UMI Super, after update and reboot, only boot persistently in TWRP, dont allow my boot in Android. It's a bug or something?

MarcinP

shooter7311 replied at 2017-6-12 02:37
I don't think it is a car issue...other phones work perfectly with my car bluetooth system...btw I ...

You can perform factory reset before doing anything else like SPFT.

shooter7311

MarcinP replied at 2017-6-12 04:16
You can perform factory reset before doing anything else like SPFT.

I have done factory reset!!!

MarcinP

Gaudy replied at 2017-6-12 04:16
Hi everyone, I hada problem with updating Android in my UMI Super, after update and reboot, only boo ...

If your phone is rooted you can only use SPFT to update /upgrade your phone.
If is not rooted and you still can't update/upgrade you can perform factory reset or try OTA zip file place in to phone memory directly on internal storage and then go to  settings - about phone - wireless update - top three dots - local update....
Here you have all available ROMs
http://community.umidigi.com/forum-134-1.html

MarcinP

shooter7311 replied at 2017-6-12 04:18
I have done factory reset!!!

And is there any changes?
I would update radio firstly,but if you want you can use SPFT.
Here is SPFT updating instruction
http://community.umidigi.com/thread-11-1-1.html
And here all available ROMs
http://community.umidigi.com/forum-134-1.html

Gaudy

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MarcinP replied at 2017-6-12 04:51
If your phone is rooted you can only use SPFT to update /upgrade your phone.
If is not rooted and ...

Then, I have 2 more question.

• Both ways I can solve the persistent boot on TWRP?
• There isnt another way to solve it without delete all my data, configurations, multimedia files, etc?
  

PD: My phone is rooted

LL_Striker

Tecnolory replied at 2017-6-11 14:48
Hi, wipe the cache partition and reboot from recovery.
Charge the phone up to 100%.

Hello,

How do I wipe cache partition ? Does it remove app settings etc ?

Thank you