Everything except NFC (a known hardware quirk on some variants). Not working: VoLTE (Huawei proprietary stack issue). Battery life: 5-6 hours SOT (Screen On Time) – better than EMUI 8.

| Test | How to verify | |------|----------------| | | Dial *#*#4636#*#* → Phone info → ensure "Cellular network state: Connected" | | Camera | Open camera, switch to video, take HDR photo | | Wi-Fi/Bluetooth | Connect to 5GHz network and pair headphones | | Fingerprint | Register a fingerprint, test lock/unlock | | SafetyNet | Download "YASNAC" from Play Store – should show "Basic integrity: pass" |

If all pass, congratulations – you have a custom ROM running on your Huawei P10 Lite. Common Issues & Verified Fixes Issue 1: "Your device has failed verification" on boot Fix: This is normal after unlocking. In TWRP, flash lazyflasher-no-verity-opt-encrypt.zip (verified download from XDA). It disables dm-verity. Issue 2: Fingerprint not working after ROM flash Fix: Re-flash stock EMUI 8.0 (downgrade) via HuRUpdater, then repeat the custom ROM process. This restores the fingerprint calibration data partition. Issue 3: IMEI lost (No Network) Fix: Restore your modem partition backup. Always back up modem , modemst1 , modemst2 in TWRP before flashing any ROM. If lost, use HCU Client (paid, but verified to restore IMEI on Kirin devices). Performance Benchmarks: Stock EMUI vs Verified Custom ROM | Metric | Stock EMUI 8.0 (Android 8) | LineageOS 20 (Android 13) | |--------|----------------------------|----------------------------| | Antutu v9 | 98,000 | 121,000 | | App opening speed | 1.4 sec avg | 0.8 sec avg | | RAM usage (clean boot) | 2.1 GB | 1.4 GB | | Geekbench 6 Single | 320 | 412 | | Geekbench 6 Multi | 890 | 1,250 |

This is the only Android 14 build for P10 Lite that boots. It’s not for daily drivers unless you’re a hobbyist. Camera requires OpenCamera (stock camera app crashes). But it’s to not brick your phone.

Published by: Tech Revival Labs Reading time: 12 minutes

The Huawei P10 Lite (codename: Warsaw ) was released in 2017 as a mid-range champion. With its 5.2-inch IPS display, Kirin 658 chipset, and 4GB of RAM, it was a solid performer. Fast forward to today, and official software support has long been abandoned. The last official EMUI build (Android 8.0 Oreo) is now dated, insecure, and sluggish.