You are very likely to "hard brick" (permanently break) this specific model because of Huawei's security.
Launched in 2020, the Huawei Y5p (model code: DRA-LX9) runs on Android 10 (Go edition) with EMUI 10.1. Unlike mainstream devices, it lacks Google Play Services by default. For tech-savvy users, installing a custom ROM (a third-party operating system) offers a path to debloat the device, regain Google services, or upgrade to a newer Android version. However, the process is not straightforward.
, launched in early 2020, was a budget-friendly entry into the era of Huawei Mobile Services (HMS)
Stripping away Huawei's heavy background telemetry can significantly improve daily battery longevity.
Installing a is a journey for the brave. It is not as simple as pressing an "unlock" button. You must navigate bootloader restrictions, sacrifice some hardware features, and accept a less polished camera experience.
| Problem | Likely Fix | |---------|-------------| | | Restore NVRAM backup (you should have backed up via MTKClient). Run fastboot erase nvram then restore. | | Black screen after boot (but phone alive) | GSI has wrong display HAL. Boot to safe mode (press Vol Down during boot), then enable Debug.disable.hwcomposer in Phh Treble Settings app. | | Bluetooth not working | In Phh Treble Settings → Misc features → "Use alternative BT stack" | | Camera crashes | Force GPU rendering in Developer Options. Or use Open Camera from F-Droid. | | No audio in calls | Set persist.vendor.audio.fluence.voicecall=false in build.prop (requires root). | | Battery drains fast | Install a custom kernel (none exist) or use Kernel Adiutor to underclock CPU to 1.8GHz. |