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[Droid RAZR M Android Development] Tech180:
I also noticed a bug on my device when it hits 58% it instantly goes to zero... I'm hoping that this is only with my device but I am unsure...

Ps: I flashed it back to stock and on writing system and on modem it says unknown chunk type... Does anyone know what that means?
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] DiamondJohn:
If you are talking about your battery, that's what my battery does when its at deaths door (I am up to my third battery because I used too powerful a charger :crying:). You may not of noticed it before, as it only happens to me if / when its under load. And a new ROM is enough to keep you using the phone, and the OC'd CPU may be an extra drain, especially if you let your phone get hot.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] DiamondJohn:
I have removed all links and asked for this thread to be clased, as new builds can be found at:

crDroid: https://xdaforums.com/droid-razr-m/development/crdroid-3-8-nougat-xt907-xt905-jbbl-t3697571

ResurrectionRemix: https://xdaforums.com/droid-razr-m/development/resurrectionremix-nougat-xt907-xt905-t3697567
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] krison01:
can someone send me thier aboot or find the scratch_address in it without it cant test if tethered jailbreak is possible on amz ver

https://xdaforums.com/g4-play/development/root-autoinitroot-motorola-bootloader-t3639316
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] krison01:
and no it isnt 0xA0100000
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] krison01:
no one can get me a copy of aboot? can't move further without it
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] parq28:
How can I send you a copy?
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] gumpysitruc@gmail.com:
Connect your phone to adb in recovery mode, then type

adb devices

Your phones id should show.

adb shell

If you get ~# and something, then type

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 of=/external_sd/aboot.img

It will save a copy to your external sd card.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] qtoo941:
Hello, guys, I need your help because I believe in the community of our forum.

I am wondering about the Dash charging.

1) Is it bad if I use the Dash all the time (every day)?

2) If I use a third party charger, in my case Anker charger (no quick charge), will this affect the system or the internals somehow?

A friend of mine is using 1+3T and he does not like to change his device often but per two years once. And that's why he is using a regular charger without any fast-charging capabilities for a mainly charging solutions. And he uses the Dash Charger really rarely (like once a week), only when he is short on time and needs battery.

I, personally, think that there is good logic in his method of charging his device, but this is only my opinion, I am not acknowledged and that's why I want your help.

What do you think about question 1) and 2) and also about my friend's method of charging.

If I think of another question I will post it later as a comment. Waiting on your replies, mates. :)
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] azeem40:
1. It is not. Dash charging keeps all the heat on the brick of the adapter. Your phone is safe.

2. No, it won't affect internals.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] NetSoerfer:
OnePlus has put the charging control electronics into the charger, keeping a lot of the heat away from the phone. But as far as my limited understanding of battery chemistry goes, it's not just the heat that ages battery cells, but the higher voltage used to charge them.

While it is impressive to see the phone charging with the Dash charger, it certainly won't help extend the life of the battery. Dash charge can push the limits of charging speed by moving heat away from the battery, preventing the phone from outright overheating, but the battery's chemistry is still put under greater strain from the higher charging current.

Even if it's only the heat that ages a battery, and the charging speed itself makes no difference at all - does the phone actually stay cooler when using Dash charge than when using a regular 5V charger?

Unfortunately OnePlus' marketing materials suggest that you should only charge your OnePlus 5 with the Dash charger, but they're just that - marketing materials. What would you have them say? "Don't use Dash charge too often since it's actually really bad for your battery" isn't exactly confidence inspiring.

The electronics for charging via regular USB, or via USB-C Power Delivery, are all there. Compared to always pushing the battery as close to its limits as possible, I cannot see the slower charging modes being worse for your battery life.

I use the Dash charger only when I have very limited time to charge my phone. When I regularly charge my phone over night, I do that as slowly as possible using a regular 5V charger. I wouldn't mind the phone taking six hours to charge overnight.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] gonsa:
Speaking of charging, can we use quick chargers 2.0 with this phone? Does it charges quicker?

I have an Aukey quick charge 2.0.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] dima-82:
I follow the same approach. I charge my OnePlus 5 every night with the charger of my "old" OnePlus X.

A couple of weeks ago I charged it every second or third day, and waited always till the battery is almost empty.

After I read the information provided by this XDA thread and the additional information in this article. I decided to limit the capacity and charge it every day.

So my battery is swinging about between 30% and 80%.

When on travel or time is limited I use dash charge.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] NetSoerfer:
This is actually awesome, being able to limit charging to an arbitrary percentage. I don't have root yet, but this one is definitely bookmarked.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] dima-82:
As soon as the battery reaches 80% the BatteryChargeLimit Service stops charging and starts it again if the battery falls beyond 77% (The values are adjustable).

While charging (connected to charger) and waiting (connected / disconnected) till the lower threshold is reached a notification with the current voltage and battery temperature is shown.

We can cheat the electronic and move the charging logic to the charger, but we still have the physical and chemical constraints of batteries. So I thing this is a acceptable way to keep the battery as long as possible in a good condition.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Eric214:
That is why dash charging only matters from zero to 60%. After 60% it reduces the speed of the charge at 75% then again then again at 85% and again at 95%. It's not all about the heat but one the battery is at a certain level, you can't charge at the high speeds as that causes instability in the chemical reaction. Even QC quick charge slows down as well.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] vollmilch:
You can use any charger that supports 5v output. a qc 2.0 or 3.0 charger in this case acts like a regular charger.

the difference between quickcharge and dashcharge is that a qc increases the power through a higher voltage with lower current whereas a dc uses lower voltage with higher current.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] HueleSnaiL:
1) Using the dash charger every time will not harm the battery or reduce its lifespan in a notable way. First of all, you only get dash charging speeds until the battery reaches 60% once there the charger reduces the output and yet again at 75% and 85% of battery capacity. This is to prevent over voltage of the battery cells which is one of the two main factors in reducing battery capacity and lifespan. The other factor that hinders battery capacity and lifespan is temperature, however, dash chargers use a nifty trick to reduce battery temperature when charging, the adapter converts the power to the battery's voltage instead of leaving the power conversion to the phone itself, this helps the phone stay cooler when charging which helps with the battery lifespan.

The one thing that you shouldn't do is keep the phone plugged in after fully charging the phone or leaving the phone charging overnight. Having the battery at 100% capacity for too long will keep it at a very high charge voltage which will reduce the amount of charge cycles of the battery. The best range to keep a Li-ion battery for a long lifespan is between 60% and 95% capacity.

2) You can use any type of charger on the 1+5 as long as it's a 5V charger. However, you won't get the charging speeds dash charger offers and since those chargers don't handle the power conversion, your phone will have to which means it might heat up a little bit more than with the dash charger.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Sir Mohd:
1) ofc not.

2) no.

Will i believe the sweetest thing in this phone is about the fast charging time (Dash)

like i have my OP3 for a year now and i only use the Dash charger with it

even tho the battery still good for me
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] oVeRdOsE.:
Cmon !, YES it will.

This is not a magic box people, Lithium Polymer batteries will react just like other lithium based batteries : in fonction of temperature, number of time of polarity change, load usage, and time.

This is a chemical reaction, you'll have oxydation: speed and quty in fct of previous factors. you can find a ton of info about this online, or in school.

So far a good battery that can take huge charges are Li-Fe, but the capacity is lower.

Those mobile phones batteries are good, but you will decrease their life under 20 W (5v @4A) load charge for sure !

This as been said, I know that op5 will regulate, but at the highest power that the battery can take, wich is always too high to make your phone last long with the maximum capacity you can get with a good maintenance.

I'll recommend more like 2.1, or personnaly, 1.2 A charger. Do not go lower, you'll have other issue, like crystallization.

I can explan in more scientific method, since I worked on electric race cars, but this site will explain the essentials.

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries

Is this a big noticable difference in your everyday usage ?? No, I don't think so. You'll see the difference in 5-6 years, when the phone will be slow and the cpu will max out, and you'll do 6 hours on a 1200 mAh battery capacity since the maintenance was bad.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] dima-82:
A couple of days ago I installed Charge Monitor (thx [MENTION=5507140]waterdaan[/MENTION]) and monitored the charging curve with different chargers on my OnePlus 5.

Here the results:

OnePlus Dash Charger, 36% - 97% in 56 minutes:

Charger from OnePlus X (standard 5V/2A USB charger), 33% - 93% in 79 minutes:

This confirms, what in this thread was already mentioned by some users. Dash Charger reduces the current at certain capacity levels.

So I think we are good to go with the dash charger and shouldn't worry that it harms our batteries.

Additionally I checked other battery apps and found Battery Warner by [MENTION=7961324]P1xelfehler[/MENTION] which can also be found on the PlayStore. This app tries to combine the capabilities of Charge Monitor and Battery Charge Limit but is less powerful as the other two.

My conclusion is: I will use the Dash Charger and Battery Charge Limit to keep the capacity between 30% and 80% for the normal daily use.

To monitor the charging process one of the above mentioned apps above is a must have. Almost all apps on the market, which promise you to extend battery life (Battery Doctors, Battery Savers, Battery Boosters, you name it...) have no effect at all and may even damage your battery.

If my assumptions are wrong, please correct me ;)
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] flash608:
I use the dash charger cause as for me the current looks more stable than while charging with other chargers as shown in your example.

Btw I'm using Charge monitor as well, very good app :)
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] threepwood960:
Then, do you recommend to use a 1.2A charger through the night?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AncientDeveloper:
Is bootloader (from vol down + pwr) factory option supposed to hard reset? Mine just boots the phone normally without resetting anything :confused:

(Running latest bootloader/radio/vendor/twrp.)
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redduc900:
I believe it installs a diagnostic app called CQATest.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AncientDeveloper:
Hrm, I don't see such app once the phone boots into OS. I'm not on stock rom though, not sure if that makes a difference.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redduc900:
It's a system app that doesn't show up in the app drawer. See if it shows up under Apps/3-dot overflow menu/Show system.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AncientDeveloper:
Doesn't show up there either. I even did a ls -A /system/priv-app /system/app to confirm.
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Samburn:
During video call only half of the screen shows caller face rest is acquired by options.is there any soln. To this.
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] neeraj.17:
I'm facing the same problem. Don't thing there is any solution for that.
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Sakthidas11:
Try Google Dialer and Contacts and disable Stock Contacts Manager. Its wrking fine for me and no bugs like Stock .

Nb: No root access need !!
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] neeraj.17:
Is it available on play store?
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Siva Mk:
I've tried that. But without root, the stock phone app cannot be disabled. So annoyingly the stock phone app pops up before or after a call is made.

Yes but unfortunately not for our device. Hence you've to sideloaded it.
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Sakthidas11:
For me its working fine !! And i disabled the stock phone app too
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Siva Mk:
You have root access?
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Sakthidas11:
No
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Siva Mk:
Why is disable button greyed out?
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] PL15:
You must installed any alternative phone app too... Maybe than. :)
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Siva Mk:
Google phone is installed. still unable to disable it...

Am I the only one?
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Sakthidas11:
First install Google dialer & contacts then set it as Default after that try to disable
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Siva Mk:
I did all that buddy... Still nothing.. are you referring to the stock system phone app or the contact manager app?
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Sakthidas11:
Contacts manager
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Siva Mk:
Oh that can be disabled. I was talking about system phone app. Every time I make a call it pops up eventhough I'm dialing with Google phone. The screen disappears once back button is pressed.
[Lenovo P2 Guides, News, & Discussion] i_rnb:
I had to go to Settings > Apps > Configure apps (tap gear icon at the top) > set "Phone app" to "Google Phone"!

full screen video calling works now :)
[Android Head-Units] Turbocookie:
Hey everyone, new here. Been following these forums for the last few days and doing a bit of research, its all a bit confusing understanding it all but I'll cut to the chase.

After a few opinions on a head unit before I make my first purchase..

Needs - GPS (Google maps)

Good sound quality (do external amps work fine?)

Responsive screen

Hands free calls

Obd2 (torque)

Stable (least amount of freezing or crashing)

Good FM reception

I have been looking at the px5 octacore units lately

And how would this go in a 4x4? Would rough offroading and corrugations break any internals or are they fairly well made?

Any input is highly appreciated, cheers!
[Android Head-Units] sslinkyy:
I have the Xtrons tb706apl

It supports OBD2 and TPMS

Is handsfree

Is Octa-core

2GB Ram 32GB internal storage

Has a quick GPS acquisition time

Sounds pretty close to my pioneer mp3/cd (Good! And thats before the sound mod)

Haven't tested the radio. No antenna.....

As for being ok in a 4x4, there is no cd mechanism inside of mine much lighter and less of a chance of damaging the internals

It seems to be fairly well made

Screen quality is decent

The unit is fast and responsive (with and without malaysk rom)

Performance can be taken further by changing the cpu governor

The unit is very stable an has not crashed once since i have owned it

I have not had any overheating issues

I plan on

Doing 7Floor mod for better sound adjustment

Adding a heat-sink and fan to ensure longevity of the unit

Increasing display brightness

I would like to also use 7Floor basic idea and implement other devices through the I2c bus

Hope my input helps you!

I really am impressed with my unit.
[Android Head-Units] pounce:
What year on model vehicle?
[Android Head-Units] Turbocookie:
D22 navara 2010, will just be using 7" universal
[Android Head-Units] Turbocookie:
Thanks for the feedback mate! Struggling to decide on this or one of the new joying units, any idea what has more support and updates? Thanks mate
[Android Head-Units] sslinkyy:
I don't have any experience with the Joying units.

When I bought mine I made my decision purely on the fact that the forums were really active.

My unit is MTCD and there is a huge XDA support for this platform.

Xtrons Head Units received an update in june. They added shutdown delay in "extra settings"

I checked out the Joying website and I don't see anything octa-core or 64bit.

You are welcome!
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] mlira1:
Hello,

I wonder: why does MIUI (or MIUI based) ROM have a much superior sound quality than any custom ROM I've tried?

Including: LineageOS, AOSP Extended, AOSP-JDC​Team, Slimdragons, Atomic OS

I mean, I've pretty much enjoyed all of them more than MIUI, but that audio issue just had me back to xiaomi.eu

Is this a known issue that will be fixed in the future?
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] ZioRò:
Probably MIUI China has proper drivers and optimization. I tried MIUI Global and it has quite bad audio too...

Inviato dal mio Mi5 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] BananaPrime:
Unfortunately it's probably that MIUI use proprietary drivers.

But even with worse audio I prefer custom ROMs. MIUI is horrible for me, specially how it handle notifications.

Also, did you try installing Viper4android or Dolby Atmos? I want to try these and see if there is an improvement but I'm just lazy. :P
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] mlira1:
I prefer custom ROMs as well, and yes, I've tried to install those two mods with Magisk, but had no success.

Might have to do with some selinux permissions that are required, I will definitely try that sometime.

Just learning to enjoy MIUI for now.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] mlira1:
really? well, xiaomi.eu is china dev based and I found it a heck a lot better than on those custom ROMs.

viper4android and dolby atmos might be worth taking a look, as our friend said above, though.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] ZioRò:
Yeah, I tried MIUI Global a few weeks ago (latest dev version) before installing Masik ROM which is based on MIUI China. Big improvement as regards audio quality and volume. I heard that also Xiaomi.eu rom has good quality too and it looks like you are confirming that...

Inviato dal mio Mi5 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] mlira1:
I do enjoy it. Will try Masik someday too. For now, I'll just settle with the .eu and wait for the upcoming MIUI 9 :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alveriaz:
I am working with a plenty of physical documents in my office and sometimes i have to find a non-physical document (.doc file) related on its document in my Android, so i have just got some ideas, i want to find a way or ask you IS IT POSSIBLE TO FIND A FILE QUICKLY IN MY ANDROID JUST WITH PRINTED QR BARCODE? OR IS THERE AN APP TO CREATE FILE SHORTCUT BY GENERATING A QR QODE AS YOU KNOW FILE DIIRECTORY LOOKS LIKE A LINK E.G //MNT/SDCARD/0/DOCUMENT/ABC.XLS??? THX :o
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Critical Detox:
You could achieve this very thing "maybe not completely" but you can achieve the desired goal with Tasker, I don't have much experience with Tasker but it's the app that will get you the results you want.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] puddingenie:
First time posting. Bought two new S7 Edge phones in late November. My wife can go a day or two or three without charging, similar use with hers. I am lucky to get maybe 6 hours ever since I bought it. I don't use it for gaming, I use social media, email, news, some music, take a lot of pics of the kids, Photoshop, reading, research, etc. My phone is my laptop replacement.

I installed CPU-Z a while back because my phone is often hot. Sensor readings often exceed 150° F with battery temps exceeding 105° (with very little activity).

I've tried charging with rapid charge disabled, decreased screen brightness & resolution, shut down background processes, did malware and virus scans, factory reset, etc. No change.

I do have many apps installed on my phone and I have moved as many as possible to the 64Gb micro sd. No difference. Looking for suggestions. Is this a defective phone? Should I be looking at a replacement? My Note 4, Note II, and Thunderbolt all had much better battery performance.

Your help is appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] ManXXXX:
I can get like 10-11 hours, did you check "Battery" section to see what is draining her ?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Mehigh101:
Well I can get even 12h of sot so I don't know how can you get such low battery life. Also, if it heated up to 100° Celsius the battery is not healthy anymore,you should change it
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] MrDusan:
There is absolutely no way that U can get 12 hours of SOT on official rom and with average usage. Don't confuse the OP.

About the problem,

Did U try factory resetting the phone? That should be the first thing to do when the battery is draining abnormally. Also. send us pics of battery usage.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] puddingenie:
Sorry for the late reply. Apparently I turned my notifications off.

Yes, I have done a factory reset twice in the past few months. I think I'm going to backup in the next week or so and do another one and this time try installing only a minimal set of apps for a few weeks and see how it goes.

Here is a screenshot of my current battery usage. I charged the phone twice today. It's actually doing ok at the moment, usually android system uses the most juice.

Also a shot of the current temps.

Thank you all again!
[LG G6 Questions and Answers] PHzino:
Hey guys!

I own the Brazilian version of the G6, the h870 version, 32GB and single SIM (which is bizarre, considering South America just loves dual SIM models) and I just realized that the SIM/SD tray supports two SIM cards simultaneously or one SIM and one SD.

Does that mean the h870 can support Dual SIM with some software/hardware adjustments?

Thanks!
[LG G6 Questions and Answers] romcio47:
Single-SIM phone contains one modem chip so only one SIM card is supported. Inserting second SIM card probably won't give you any result... I won't suggest you to try it yourself because the hybrid microSIM/microSD connector may be different from H870DS so any attempt of experimenting may result in catastrophic fail and a few broken pins...
[YU Yuphoria] tharun232:
Please guide me to upgrade my cyanogenmod to lineage OS.

I have enabled the developer options.

I can't see the different boot options only just reboot option.
[YU Yuphoria] saurav007:
You can manually boot into recovery mode or fastboot by key combination.

Are you using CyanogenMod or Cyanogen OS (stock ROM)?

Stock ROM doesn't have advance reboot option.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teathief:
Looks pretty empty on the ROM front on this phone since 2015 is that because

this phone having been unlocked and turned "into" a developer edition can use

the ROMs for another similar model of phone?

If so what can I use?

Any replies are much appreciated. :)