yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] marik1:
Really? I did many Custom-stock-custom switches, but didn't remember that I had troubles with any version of soft x720 (with x720 hardware). Just check OEM unlock and do it trough adb for sure.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] saltyJeff:
I have a H910 (ATT) edition of the V20 and I've tried to enable wifi calling. The SIM however, is T-Mobile. Enabling wifi-calling leads to an error and I'm guessing the reason is because I'm using a different network. Also, VoLTE doesn't work (I've done test calls and the 4g LTE icon turns into 4g during the call).

My question is:

Is there any way to enable wifi calling and/or VoLTE for T-Mobile on the H910 through the stock ATT firmware (I've done some digging around the field test menu @ *#546368#*910# but it's too out of my depth)

If not, is there any ROM that I can flash to the H910 to make it compatible with T-Mobile VoLTE services/wifi calling.

Thanks in advance.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] RobertVanHagar:
Well, you're not alone in your quest, my friend....I went ahead and played around with the settings. All that I was able to do, was to "turn on" the Wifi Calling signal icon, but Wifi Calling never gets provisioned. I tried using a Google Voice number with the "use your number" option within Voice, and the receiving phone, displayed the Voice number. If you try clicking on the "edit e911 address" option, nothing happens.

There is a ROM that looks promising at the moment. I'm debating on flashing it now, or tomorrow. Here's the link: https://xdaforums.com/v20/development/rom-natf-1-00-test-5-debloated-stock-t3509750.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] runningnak3d:
You can try flashing system from the H918. The worse that is going to happen is your phone doesn't boot, and you have to flash an H910 system back. I have never tried the stock H918 on my H910, so I will be curious if the RIL works "out of the box" so to speak.

-- Brian
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] RobertVanHagar:
Interesting. Now you got me thinking about trying it. Lol...Maybe tomorrow.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] saltyJeff:
have you tried it yet?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] RobertVanHagar:
Hey, sorry about the late reply. I haven't tried it yet. Been tweaking my phone and catching up on sleep..
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] leepc:
are you able to get wifi calling and Volet on T-Mobile ?

hi,

Did you find a way to make h910 get wifi calling/volte on T-mobile network ?

thanks
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] shanman-2:
This is the same version as here. I just added more langage xml files so now has 17 languages.

unzip file and flash in bootloader mode

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

You can rename .img file as you want.

or use SPFlashTool.

Works on MYA-L02_L03_L11_L13_L22_L23_L41 models

Note: twrp-3.2.1 now available here

Credits:

[MENTION=7984333]teamwin[/MENTION]

[MENTION=5777799]SGS3_0[/MENTION] (for original link)
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Juan Centi:
Hello, I only load up the twrp menu but the touch screen does not work, I have a Huawei mya-l03. I hope you can fix it. Thanks to the programmers for taking their time.
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] shanman-2:
I am not developer of this twrp, but the mya-l03 has same kernel as mya-l11 so*it should work!

Just try re-installing twrp to see if it rectifies the issue.
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] nicoX:
Will I get the official OTA security updates after the root?
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] shanman-2:
You will be notified but they will not install with twrp installed, afaik!

I received one recently but was unable to install it without reverting to stock recovery temporarily!
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] jogibear:
Where can I download the stock recovery for Y6 2017 (MYA-L11) please?
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] shanman-2:
You can get the full firmware here, get the SPflashtool here
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] jogibear:
That's great thanks and thanks for the fast reply. Is there a simple guide anywhere for using spflashtool to flash the stock recovery or can it be done from command line (with adb etc.) ?
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] shanman-2:
SPfashtool is fairly straight forward to use, you can always flash the stock recovery image from fastboot,

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

Note: You will re-lock your bootloader flashing stock recovery!
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xtremegamer87:
TWRP for Huawei Nova Young MYA-L11

Hello, I'd like to know if this twrp is compatible with the Huawei Nova Young MYA-L11 and if i don't risk bricking my phone. Thank you :)
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] WildKnocker:
Check the op.
[Huawei Y6 Guides, News, & Discussion] SamuelDu47:
your link not working give me another

Please
[Magisk] free39:
I do everything according to the instructions, but I can not.

Displays the following message.

I ask for help.

android-x86_64-7.1-rc2x

/dev/tmp/magisk # sh ./META-INF/com/google/android/update-binarg
unzip: can’t open [.zip]
***************************
Magisk v12.0 Boot Image Patcher
*******************************
0) /dev/tmp/magisk/common /-/
- Mounting /sistemro), /cache, /data
- Device platform: x64
chmod: /dev/tmp/magisk/chromeos: No such file or directorg
chmod: /dev/tmp/magisk/X64: No such file or directorg
- Constructing environment
cp: bad ’/dev/tmp/magisk/x64/busgbox’I No such file or directorg
cp: bad ’/dev/tmp/magisk/Xﬁé/magiskboot’I No such file or directorg
cp: bad ’/dev/tmp/magisk/xﬁé/magiskpolicg’I No such file or directorg
cp: bad ’/dev/tmp/magisk/common/init.magisk.rc’I No such file or directorg
cp: bad ’/dev/tmp/magisk/common/custom_ramdisk_patch.sh’I No such file or directorg
chmod: chmod ’sepolicy_inject’ to 120755: No such file or directorg
./METH-INF/com/google/android/update_binarg[280]: /dev/tmp/magisk/x64/busgbox: not found
./METH7INF/com/google/android/update7binarg[289]: /dev/tmp/magisk/X64/magiskpolicy: not found
- Creating /data/magisk.img
/dev/tmp/magisk/common/file_contexts_image: No such file or directorg
mount: ’/’ not in /proc/mounts
mount: ’/’ not in /proc/mounts
! Magisk image mount failed...

Done independently. It was necessary to take the original Magisk-v12.0, in which it was necessary to replace the files from the post above and then install it.
[Magisk] lfom:
I think you were successful in the end, but just to clarify: you're correct, one must first download v12.0 from the official thread then replace the files with the ones attached to OP, and only then use it. :good:
[Magisk] harkaman:
[MENTION=6504118]lfom[/MENTION]

Can you please make a video and upload to YouTube. So we can learn how to do it exactly. I did try on my pc, not work. DO wee need linux for make boot.img? Can you please explain us about more detail, if possible with video please.
[Magisk] silv3rfox:
[MENTION=6504118]lfom[/MENTION]

Can you give a bit more detailed guide?

Like, do we have to reboot into Android partition with debug flag enabled in the kernel, then run the magisk script?
[Magisk] lfom:
Sorry, I cannot make a video now. It's not that simple because I cannot use a screen recorder for many steps. But it's basically what is written in the tutorial. I have used Linux, but the original thread says it should work with Cygwin., although I haven't tested, it should work are long as you have the correct files as you only need one executable (mkbootimg).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cygwin

No, you don't need debug mode. To run the magisk install script you need superuser rights, so the easier way it to open the console mode using ALT+F1 (you need either an external keyboard or maybe a custom keyboard that allows ALT commands, like Hacker's Keyboard).

I'll try to answer questions as soon as possible, so the information is clear enough so anyone can do it.
[Magisk] the_mentor:
Would these steps work for the latest magisk 14.0?
[Magisk] lfom:
No, it won't. As stated in OP, v12.0 was the last version to use the magic_mask.sh. Newer versions use binaries so it's much more difficult to mod unless you change the source code and re-compile the tool.
[Magisk] maxriter:
It works :good: tried on two different pcs. Windows users can use Android Image Kitchen for creating boot.img
[Magisk] harkaman:
I have createed bootimg . what shell i do next? do i need to copy and go in android x86?
[Magisk] maxriter:
follow steps from OP, download magisk, replace files in magisk with that from the attachment, copy magisk along with boot.img to sdcard or usb drive, boot to android-x86, run the commands from OP, as a result you will get a patched ramdisk.img, copy this ramdisk to usb drive, boot back to windows, replace the original ramdisk from android x86 with the patched one.
[Magisk] maxriter:
Replace installed system.img from the one in android-x86 iso, and repeat the procedure.

Copy this new ramdisk: /dev/tmp/magisk/ramdisk.img to your usb drive: /storage/B6B4-79A3/ and reboot to windows.

A standard android-x86 iso contains initrd.img, system.img/sfs and ramdisk.img + kernel (used to create the boot.img)

installed somewhere in your pc. Replace this ramdisk.img with the patched one from the usb drive.
[Magisk] gps3dx:
Thanks for the guide !

I managed to get magisk v15.3 work on latest CM 14.1 x86 on my "tesco connect 7" , a z3735g atom bay-trail based tablet.

inorder to make the patched ramdisk.img I used virtualbox and ran lubuntu x32 16.04 - since I couldn't used mkbootimg on the android directly:

A. because the linked tool is for x64 systems, so x86 android can't run it.

B. because I was emulating android on virtual machine so I ran it as "live", making system as read only I think.

C. although on my x86 virtual android it doesn't work, on my virtual ubuntu x32 it does ( guess it can run x64 binaries somehow ).

once I make boot.img I moved it to android's sdcard ( on my virtual machine running the same image as my tablet ) -> installed magisk manager ( v5.5.5 -the current latest ) then I picked install -> install -> direct install -> picked my boot.img from /sdcard -> then magisk created SDcard/MagiskManager/patched_boot.img.

* in retrospect, a very similar guide can be found here.

then once I had patched_boot.img I moved it to my virtual ubuntu, and ran "unkbootimg patched_boot.img".

this gave me a "ramdisk.cpio.gz", which is actually the "ramdisk.img" needed for the android's iso ( i.e booting using grub ).

so i've rename it "ramdisk.img" and replaced the one found on the android iso root folder.

then I rebooted that modded iso ( i.e with the modded ramdisk.img ) on my virtual -> installed magisk manager -> AND IT SHOWS IT IS INSTALLED !!!!! :) :) :)

now I need to replace my current ramdisk.img on my tablet to actually "magisking" my tablet.
[Magisk] maxriter:
[MENTION=2311359]gps3dx[/MENTION] Thanks, your method works. Updated Magisk from 12 to 15.3! :D
[Magisk] gps3dx:
nice to hear.

I suggest you check the magisk log to see if any issue like non-mounted error occurs.

Although magisk reports installed, I have issues - but I see from the magisk beta thread that i'm not the only one... so I guess it's the specific version fault and not the way I install it.

also make sure that you've got magisk files under /data/magisk that resembles (not 1:1) the magisk zip...

i.e that you've got files like "magiskinit", "magiskboot".... I think that if you don't do "direct install" these files won't appear, since I don't think that patching the boot.img alone installs these files on the device.
[Magisk] maxriter:
/data/magisk (ln to /data/adb/magisk ?) does contain those files, I can use root related functions and magisk hide works. Seems good so far.

Moreover i updated from 12 to 15.3, so there is that.
[Magisk] youling257:
do you know Android x86 special mount ?

mount /dev/xxxx on /mnt

mount /mnt/$SRC/system /android/system

mount /mnt/$SRC/data /android/data

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=75345518&postcount=4926

your Android system is hdd ext4 partition /Android-x86/system folder.

so "Mounting mirrors，Magisk : mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p5->/sbin/.core/mirror/system"，even though success，no use.

if you use system.sfs or system.img，"Mounting mirrors，Magisk : mount /dev/loop0(or /dev/loop1)->/sbin/.core/mirror/system"，must failed，should be mount /dev/block/loop0(/dev/block/loop1)

if you understand magisk 12 magic_mask.sh

SYSTEMBLOCK=`mount | grep " /system " | awk '{print $1}' | awk '{print substr($0,6)}'`

busybox mount -o noatime /dev/block/$SYSTEMBLOCK $MIRRDIR/system

if you not use magisk dummy，you needn't magisk mirror system.

for example，this example must use mirror system.

Replace with dummy: /system/app
New directory: /system/app/ChromeCustomizations
Replace with dummy: /system/app
New directory: /system/app/com.google.android.apps.nexuslauncher
Replace with dummy: /system/app
New directory: /system/app/com.google.android.nexusicons
New directory: /system/priv-app/Greenify
Replace with dummy: /system/priv-app
Clone skeleton: /system/priv-app/AnalyticsService
Clone skeleton: /system/priv-app/AudioFX
Clone skeleton: /system/priv-app/BackupRestoreConfirmation
…………
…………
Clone skeleton: /system/app/AndroidTerm
Clone skeleton: /system/app/BasicDreams
Clone skeleton: /system/app/Bluetooth
…………
[Magisk] Gionikva:
Does this work with ubuntu? I'm opening the terminal in the folder where every file is but after entering the first command it says file or directory not found. Also i'm running it from a live usb.
[Magisk] gps3dx:
I don't understand what do you think I need to do inorder to make it work ?

Also, you're wrong... my "system" folder sits at the root of my android partition...

so it's /dev/mmcblk1p5 partition... which after I mount it... I have "System", "data" and kernel, ramdisk.img & initrd.img files AT THE ROOT of that partition....

try ubuntu x64...

I use 'ubuntu-16.04.3-desktop-amd64.iso'
[Magisk] gps3dx:
I think I got your intentions.

So if I move all /system/* files to the root, - where do I put "data" folder ? in another partition ?
[Magisk] youling257:
mv kernel、initrd.img、ramdisk.img to fat32 partition，you can move to esp partition.

mv system/* file to the root of mmcblk1p5，create mmcblk1p6 ext4 for data.

unpack initrd.img，zcat initrd.img | cpio -idm > /dev/null；repack，find . | cpio -o -H newc | gzip > ../initrd.img

if [ -e /mnt/$SRC/system.sfs ]; then
losetup /dev/loop0 /mnt/$SRC/system.sfs
ln -s /dev/loop0 /dev/block/loop0
mount -o noatime /dev/block/loop0 system
if [ -e system/system.img ]; then
mount --move system /sfs
losetup /dev/loop1 /sfs/system.img
ln -s /dev/loop1 /dev/block/loop1
mount -o noatime /dev/block/loop1 system
fi
elif [ -e /mnt/$SRC/system.img ]; then
losetup /dev/loop0 /mnt/$SRC/system.img
ln -s /dev/loop0 /dev/block/loop0
mount -o noatime,ro /dev/block/loop0 system
elif [ -b "/dev/$SYSTEM" ]; then
ln -s /dev/$SYSTEM /dev/block/$SYSTEM
mount -o noatime,ro /dev/block/$SYSTEM system

edit grub.cfg，

search --set=root --file /kernel
linux /kernel root=/dev/ram0 SYSTEM=mmcblk1p5 DATA=mmcblk1p6 androidboot.selinux=permissive buildvariant=userdebug DEBUG=1
initrd /initrd.img
[Magisk] foxtrotdragon:
what to edit for a different build?

im trying to do this on android x86_64tv (the build from geek till it hertz) but when i load the new ramdisk it just bootloops im not good at coding, i was just wondering if there some lines I have to change or something thanks in advance

EDIT: nvm, it was user error, this installed magisk for me
[Magisk] gatarax:
Hello ,i would like to install magisk in the Bluestacks emulator on my pc. But install it first install TWRP. would you know if it is possible to install TWRP without bugs so that i can install Magisk next?

or if it is possible to install magisk without TWRP in bluestacks?

Thank you in advance for your answer :)
[Magisk] rtfmdyor:
i am also interested in magisk for bluestacks, but i am pretty sure your question is inappropriate for this thread.

Also, OP did not mention TWRP. open a new thread brosef

or maybe your answer is here

https://xdaforums.com/general/general/bluestacks-tweaker-2-tool-modifing-t3622681/page3
[Magisk] MajinkenSword:
Was there ever a new thread created? I'm using NoxPlayer and would like to install Magisk instead of the default root it provides.

Thanks in advance! ?
[Magisk] Apih95:
So any news on installing magisk on bluestack or similar android emulator ? Bluestack tweaker does not have that kind of option iirc
[Magisk] Stacco93:
Hi, as I wrote in the other thread about installing Magisk on Android x86, I reached out following this guide:

asdasd.page/2018/02/18/Install-Magisk-on-Android-x86/

Tested on x86 8.1 r4, I don't know if modules work, but the hide function works because I can hide root now. Bye!!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] xlr8shun:
so It was 12:17pm. i had been charging the phone for maybe 15-20 minutes already. i looked at the screen and it said "charging rapidly (30 minutes until full)...

i thought to myself, 'cool, i will check it in about 12:45pm to see first hand, regarding the reports of slow charging when upwards of 95%.

well, i got distracted at work, and next thing i know it was 1:10, i glance over at the screen and give it a tap and see... "charging rapidly (33 minutes until full)"..

anyone else notice incorrect estimates on charging time on the lock screen? think this is something that will work itself out after usage? maybe it was just a fluke.. havent really had the phone long enough to notice/test things like this out yet..
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] dontbeweakvato:
I personally don't like the new oreo battery stats in settings. There was a video of all the major phones charge rate review like where they time it and it did charge the longest. But what you have is kind of weird mine is probably similar to that
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pwannell:
I am trying to disable the headset on Marshmallow in order to get around the "disable USB audio routing" selection in the developer options. This works perfectly fine on API23

public void enableUsbRouting(int state) {
Globals.log("=============== enableUsbRouting: " + state);
try {
int deviceType = DEVICE_OUT_USB_DEVICE;
// turn off headset
Class<?> cl = Class.forName("android.media.AudioManager");
Method method;
method = cl.getMethod("setWiredDeviceConnectionState", new Class[]{Integer.TYPE, Integer.TYPE, String.class, String.class});
method.invoke(mAudioManager, new Object[]{deviceType, state, "device", ""});
} catch (Exception e)
{
e.printStackTrace();
}
}

This however isn't working now on API24 Nougat and beyond. Is this code now deprecated as cannot find anything on it.

Thanks
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aws_uv2010:
MY Samsung S6 G920F model with XEF France	G920FXXU5EQI8	Android	7.0

which is The last Security patch update 1 October The worse update ever

phone start getting over heat battery sever drain so any one have this problem or can help

plz

note:-

already done factory reset my phone .

wipe cache partition and wipe data still the problem

:crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] charliemarie:
Yes this update really has a problem with battery drain and there's no option to go back to an earlier version even if you restore or wipe cache etc. It will remain updated. The only solution is to disable all smart features in settings which use and activate sensors such as proximity sensor, camera and infrared. Try taking a look at accessibility in settings. I believe many features here are power hungry. Clean up all the background apps every time. You can download Greenify from play-store to help with this
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] mscion:
Hi. Has anyone tried using a USB C-to-HDMI cable to connect Mate 10 to a monitor. How do you like it? Do apps scale well on monitor? Assuming you hooked up a bluetooth keyboard and mouse, have you tried editing a document? Thanks!
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] podgeandrodge:
still waiting for my Mate 10! But one of the reasons for getting one is USB-C to HDMI. One thing I noted when sourcing a cable - if you use a "standard" cable you won't be able to stream Netflix/Amazon streaming due to lack of "HDCP" compliance. I got a cable that was compliant for a few euro more on Amazon. Just keep this in mind if you want to stream Netflix etc.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] tboy2000:
Does anyone know if this would work with a Surface Pro 4? The SP4 has a mini display port, so maybe with a mini display port adapter, we can connect Mate 10 to the SP4 and view desktop mode on the tablet. Would that work?
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] rjan22:
So how and where to buy a cable to bypass this restriction, I am trying to play xfinity app and it tells me there is a restriction OMG wth it becoming Apple this android
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] podgeandrodge:
Well the cable I have purchased is the one linked below - which the manufacturer says (elsewhere) is the HDCP compliant one. I can't guarantee you that it will work though!

I am expecting my phone and this cable this week so will try out!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B06XS7T4GP

NOTE - this manufacturer also sells usb-c to hdmi cables that it says are NOT compliant. Only one above is one they say is compliant.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] rjan22:
Thanks I'll look for it here in Amazon US, no problem returning so might as well try.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] Jamdonut:
I tried it out briefly when I got the phone.

I used a type c to HDMI adapter, with a normal HDMI cable.

Some things I noticed:

I think this drained the battery more than anything else I've done with the phone (including gaming).

The phone was noticeable warm after the session.

My phone rebooted shortly after the desktop session. Like it crashed.

The phone states it's in reverse charge mode, like juice is also bring drained from the phone to the TV.

I couldn't get YouTube to work full screen without borders. Unless I was mirroring the phone screen (which means phone screen also remains on).

I've mixed feelings, it's early days I guess.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] podgeandrodge:
Ok, I am still waiting for the cable from Amazon but ended up purchasing an adaptor from Maplin.

Worked fine - as in outputted screen of phone (in phone or 'desktop' mode).

But I did notice that the screen resolution as outputted was far less than the resolution of the screen - I would have expected the 1080p display to mirror across to the TV.

It wasn't that it was bad, just blurry text and not crisp when looking at video. Whereas in the past, with a phone with an actual hdmi connection as opposed to usb-c, or indeed when outputting a media player with hdmi or casting using chromecast, the quality is perfect.

Perhaps I'm doing something wrong or perhaps the Maplin cable is not up to speed. Open to ideas.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] mscion:
Interesting. Sounds like you are using Mate 10 Pro. Wonder if resolution is improved using Mate 10.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] mscion:
I was wondering about the battery drainage. Some cables I've seen have an additional input for charger. Maybe that might help
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] podgeandrodge:
No, normal Mate 10.

Other cable arrived and same situation. To clarify, it's fine, and perfectly watchable, just not crystal clear. It strikes me that this method seems like the usb-c to hdmi cable is simply mirroring the display of the phone rather than actually outputting the video file itself independently - as would happen with a HDMI connection as you used to get on some phones. Perhaps this is something to do with the issue.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] 2mad4:
......hope you post result of amazon cable! have a nice day!
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] podgeandrodge:
It was amazon cable I referred to above. So same with maplin adaptor and amazon cable. Tried outputting a HD YouTube video but not much different. As I say, fine, but not as clear as would expect if you copied that file to a media player attached to a tv via hdmi