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[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] Gueztar:
Hello guys..

Im just curious how much drain you get when you play PUBG Mobile. In a single match (chicken) that average more than 30 minutes, my battery drain by 13%-15%. Used Lineage-20180626 by Nichream & Lineage-20180502-Treble by Ritessaxena was give me the same drain. Also, Nichream source has more heat but in game perfomance is better compared to treble one.

If you have better drain (less than mine or more) please let me know.

Last, for them who faced lags when played pubg. You should know that there's a thermal throttling when your phone reach specified temp. In the most source, limit temperature where on 45° or more. Pubg is a hard game, your phone will reach this temp in the first 5-10 minutes of gameplay and when it happen thermal config will do its work by limiting your phone frequencies & hotplugging to "safe" your phone. Actually, it is suck coz in an early game you still want to play with smoothness but your phone like didnt want that happen :v
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] SS Technical:
I think lineage os official is the one of best ROM for pubg and I am using this
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] difr:
happened to see this thread

here https://xdaforums.com/xiaomi-redmi-3s/development/rom-liquidremix-8-1-t3846360

i have tuned mode for playing games. special profile. and tuned thermal
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] KyawYe:
Redmi 3s doesn't capable PUBG. Lagging always kills me.

Now I am on official LOs 15.1. I played PUBG on pixel experience and LOs 14 too. I think Pixel experience is better.
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] difr:
dont lag yourself, try the rom above
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] KyawYe:
OK, I gotta try. Thanks!
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] shibufahz:
miui 10 work fine with pubg game?
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] Absoluthalal:
Try Liquid Remix 8.1 from [MENTION=4505438]difr[/MENTION] latest version .. its very best rom

Activate Performance profile and Gaming Mode before u playing PUBG ..

Try other in game settings with edit some custom file UserCustom.ini for best performance in game
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] Absoluthalal:
sorry , not using MIUI since MIUI 7 ;)
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] Ash225:
can you share the files you mentioned
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] IranianEzio:
That's right and after that the big problem is those bloatwares and additional resources usages that effect running a game without them free ram is not a concern 🙂
[Android General] Krio77:
Hello,

I have to use a TASKER script that requires a ROOT phone.

So I'm looking for a way to get the ROOT on my new phone.

Can someone help me?

Thanks:
[Android General] spunky1a:
metoo...

the question is, wich TWRP can i use?

:confused:
[Android General] m.cappo:
same problem for me. twrp for cubot x18 (not plus) does not work and I can't install zip of superSU
[Android General] blogthetech:
You can just port TWRP, it easy
[Android General] m.cappo:
Can you help me for porting or write me where I can read how to do it? Thank you.
[Android General] Krio77:
Maybe this will help you ?

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32965365#post32965365

I'm not ready for this...lack of knowledge
[Android General] blogthetech:
For Noobs Only

If you have no idea how to compile TWRP, you can try this. How to make TWRP for Your Phone is there is no TWRP for your Phone
[Android General] m.cappo:
Scuse me for my english (thank you google translator!)

I tried to follow that post, but I immediately met with two problems.

1) I need a stock recovery of my phone (that I do not have)

2) a custom recovery of another phone with same chipset

and kernel

Chipset is easy MT6750T, but how I can know the kernel of another phone and relative TWRP?

My kernel is 3.18.60+. I have found other 4 phones with chipset and resolution (1080X2160) like mine, some with android 7 and some with android 8: asus zenfone max plus (M1), meigoo note8, meigoo s8 and doogee bl12000. I looked for it's TWRP and I did not find any!

now I just have to wait for someone that post a TWRP for a phone like mine! :(
[Android General] blogthetech:
OK. When it comes to stock recovery, you might need to download the stock firmware of your phone to get the stock recovery or extract it with a software.

Reply with the chipset of your phone, I might find or port recovery for you.
[Android General] m.cappo:
My telephone is a cubot x18 plus with chipset mt6750t.

it's a screenshot of system information:

[IMG="screenshot of my phone"]https://drive.google.com/open?id=13J8ts1Lk57BMtQYJoeCXwWI6lG2JDcA-[/IMG]

I tried, but I can not do this. if you can help me I will be happy.

Thank you, Marco.

---------- Post added at 06:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:03 AM ----------

My telephone is a cubot x18 plus with chipset mt6750t, kernel 3.18.60+ and resolution 1080X2160.

it's a screenshot of system information:

[IMG="screenshot of my phone"]https://drive.google.com/open?id=13J8ts1Lk57BMtQYJoeCXwWI6lG2JDcA-[/IMG]

I tried, but I can not do this. if you can help me I will be happy.

Thank you, Marco.
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] alaxee:
Hi there,

I have installed SD Card in Nokia 5 and selected as "internal storage" and moved as many apps as possible in SD card. But when I tried to access SD Card through builtin file explorer "Files" and self installed "ASUS File Manager", the card is not visible. I have connected phone with laptop, it also do not show the card. It only show 16 GB of mobile storage. I am unable to copy any data in the card. Not even all the apps can be moved to card as well.

Is there any way, I can access SD Card for normal data storage and movement while SD Card is selected as Internal Storage. Any expertise please?
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] hizaoui:
Hi bro,

Same thing for me, and I have made a Software Reset, so I lost the decryption key for SD, so my 16GB SanDisk SD card can't be shown on any devices or PC (Running Windows or Linux). My advice, is to format the SD as media device and move what you want.
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] Lincoln357:
Nokia definitely has a problem with this feature, I, tried to format my 32GB Transcend 300X card as internal and it stucked and rebooted itself, leaving me with an unusable card. I bought a new one and set it as a portable. Nokia recommends card with read speed above 80mb/s, so I got one with 95mb/s but you can still feel the lag sometimes...
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] bbt.vv:
Hi, My SD card on Nokia 5 suddenly stooped being recognized one day and all my apps and data was lost. I switched off the phone and reinserted the card, but no use. Then I took the card for recovery with a data recovery company. They called and told me that all they can see on my SD card is garbage and it could be encrypted or its logical drive could have completely been wiped. I had encrypted my phone but I haven't encrypted my card. Any pointers on what should I do next? The data is very precious to me and I need to recover it.

This is a SanDisk SD card 64 Gb, class 10 used with a Nokia 5 with Android 9 version
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] BladeRunnerA2C:
Same situation same SD Card here.

After throwing away the unusable card I am using a Trancsend 64GiB card as internal. The phone takes a whole lot of time to properly boot the SD Card after rebooting. Also sometimes the phone says SD Card as corrupted then everyone will choose to reboot but after rebooting the phone temporarily dies. No command, no charging animation (temporarily brick), I faced this twice. After an hour I plugged it to charger again then it showed up that it's still alive...
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] yatfarzan:
Use Mix File Explorer
[MDA Compact II Software Upgrading] danielehk:
Hi, I have bought from UK a HTC Charmer.

DO you know if there is a WM5 italian rom?

Many thanks

Daniele
[MDA Compact II Software Upgrading] vlodeck:
There isn't one.
[MDA Compact II Software Upgrading] danielehk:
I have tried to instal a WM5 Prophet rom, work fine, but Camera doesn't work!

Daniele
[MDA Compact II Software Upgrading] danielehk:
Camera doesn't work!

Hi, How I can start camera, if "camera button" dosn't respond?

Daniele
[MDA Compact II Software Upgrading] mohsenilyas:
how update imate chamer in wm5 flz down load contec address:confused:
[Android General] Toby4213:
I have finally found a working version of Odin for Linux!

JOdin 3 Casual powered by Heimdall

You need at least Java 8, if you don't have it already:

To see the java version type:

java -version

Aptitude Package Manager:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java
sudo apt update
sudo apt install oracle-java9-installer

If necessary change the java environment to the new one(this should be changed automatically by the installer of the new package):

sudo update-alternatives --config java

JOdin3 Mirrors:

mega.nz

androidfilehost.com

FYI:

[IMG="Odin New/Old Button Labeling "]https://i.imgur.com/b4Rpfqj.png[/IMG]

__________________
[Android General] iamhugo:
Thanks I am new to this and not a developer. I have downloaded Jodin3 files but how do I install please? Thanks Hugo
[Android General] Metalhead32423:
Download jdoin .gz file, decompress it to your directory you want e.g /home/username/programs/jodin/

than right click on the file "JOdin3CASUAL" and open it, if you have installed java 8.
[Android General] mgc123:
i need take smilock this program will be good?
[Android General] Zakku:
Okay, so, I have to ask. Why does this program need super user authentication? I don't understand why it needs that level of access if it's just for flashing the ROM on a cellphone. I'm just saying that's unrelated to needing root access on my computer, I think.
[Android General] Toby4213:
I am not 100% shure but I think it has something to do with access to the usb port... Odin needs permission to use the port for other things than mounting a flash drive... Again im not shure, haven't looked into it much. Since the adb cli also need root permissions I think that odin also really needs higher permissions.
[Android General] henk_j:
IT is quite common, Xiaomi also needs sudo to work

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[Android General] HonestOtter:
Looks like Oracle not supporting Java 9 through PPA

I downloaded files and it looks like "old" version

Can someone explain to me how to get "new" version because I am trying to install firmware on Note9

I just spent 4 hours looking through youtube and the web trying to get the "new" version of jodin.

ty for any help given.
[Android General] StoneRcold:
Why odin needs su access

Odin needs su access because the underlying adb shell needs root to execute programs on the device itself, which Odin will need to do in order to perform the update/root procedure. I'm not an advanced android engineer, but I know linux well enough to know running arbitrary code on an attached peripheral is a security hole and should not be run unless one knows what they are doing (hence needing su, since admins are the ones that should know if a program is malicious)
[Android General] phoenixbyrd:
Hi! Can this be installed on Arm64, specifically through a containerized instance of linux? Asking for a friend!

[UPDATE]

OK, so to explain the reasoning behind the question... I've been trying to explain to this dude why this won't work but he refuses to listen because odin is in the linux repositories despite the software description saying something about MRI machines. He now finally after a couple hours understands the difference between that odin and this odin. FINALLY.

He wants to run this odin on his TabS4 through linux on dex in order to flash his note 9... I know... I tried... Maybe someone here can explain it better to him, I have him keeping an eye on these comments.
[Android General] Toby4213:
I highly doubt that this would work for the sole reason that odin and for that matter fastboot and adb, need OS level access to the usb controller. DeX in desktop mode would take up the only available usb-c port, this would be a problem since on pc you need to connect the phone directly to the mainboard on the pc instead of using a usb hub. Without the docking station this *might* work but then again I doubt that the linux container has enought OS level permissions to use the usb port in that way. On the bright side, arm64 shouldn't be a problem since java is also available on arm. This means that the odin .jar should be able to run and show the gui but flashing wouldn't be possible but you could give it a try. If odin doesn't work try fastboot on android(not in DEX), links below.

That said there are other ways of getting phone to phone flashing to work. Here are some links:

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2586472

https://github.com/kosborn/p2p-adb/

With fastboot you could flash twrp and with that could flash root and custom roms and so on. This nowadays is the preferred method anyway, since you wouldn't depend on a usb cable to f*** up the rom flash.
[Android General] xdausernl:
Using JOdin3 with 'sudo' shows 'java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space'

These are recommendations I'd found:

Heap size specifies the amount of dynamic memory to be made available to the JVM code.

For systems with less than 1 GB of physical memory, use a maximum heap size of 256 MB, and an initial heap size of 0 MB.

For systems with 2 GB memory, use a maximum heap size of 768 MB, and an initial heap size of 256 MB.

For larger systems (more than 2GB), use a maximum heap size of 1024 MB, and an initial heap size of 512 MB.

Is that also suitable for JOdin3?

This is the current error I've got:

Exception in thread "Thread-78" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space

at CASUAL.communicationstools.heimdall.odin.OdinFile.extractOdinContents(OdinFile.java:145)

at CASUAL.communicationstools.heimdall.odin.Odin.getHeimdallFileParametersFromOdinFile(Odin.java:50)

at com.casual_dev.jodin.JOdinController.getHeimdallCommandFromOdinPackageList(JOdinController.java:621)

at com.casual_dev.jodin.JOdinController.access$3300(JOdinController.java:54)

at com.casual_dev.jodin.JOdinController$13.run(JOdinController.java:572)

at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745)

How do I edit the 'heap space' settings for JOdin3 in Linux Mint 19.1?
[Android General] xdausernl:
That's all good and JOdin3 launched, yet while uncompressing the system.img file (about 1.5GB) the following error shows:

[VERBOSE]Heimdall Device detected!

verified file /home/location/Downloads/OudereStockRom-4.4.2kk/T210XXBNH4_T210OXABNH4_HOME/T210XXBNH4_T210OXABNH4_HOME.tar.md5

decompressing file:/tmp/CASUALroot-2019-07-28-20.56.18/boot.img

decompressing file:/tmp/CASUALroot-2019-07-28-20.56.18/recovery.img

decompressing file:/tmp/CASUALroot-2019-07-28-20.56.18/PBL.bin

decompressing file:/tmp/CASUALroot-2019-07-28-20.56.18/param.lfs

decompressing file:/tmp/CASUALroot-2019-07-28-20.56.18/loke_2nd.bin

decompressing file:/tmp/CASUALroot-2019-07-28-20.56.18/loke_pxa988.bin

decompressing file:/tmp/CASUALroot-2019-07-28-20.56.18/system.img

Exception in thread "Thread-31" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space

at CASUAL.communicationstools.heimdall.odin.OdinFile.extractOdinContents(OdinFile.java:145)

at CASUAL.communicationstools.heimdall.odin.Odin.getHeimdallFileParametersFromOdinFile(Odin.java:50)

at com.casual_dev.jodin.JOdinController.getHeimdallCommandFromOdinPackageList(JOdinController.java:621)

at com.casual_dev.jodin.JOdinController.access$3300(JOdinController.java:54)

at com.casual_dev.jodin.JOdinController$13.run(JOdinController.java:572)

at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745)
[Android General] Toby4213:
Just f*ing google it...

I dont know whats so hard about reading the error message but ok here you go:

java -Xms512m -Xmx2g -jar JOdin3CASUAL.jar

Here the link: https://alvinalexander.com/blog/post/java/java-xmx-xms-memory-heap-size-control

If you are wondering what magic that is, its literally the first answer for typing "java increase heap size"
[Android General] xdausernl:
Thanks Toby4213, you're right ... and I have been there but didn't know how to use it as this is all new for me so I'm sorry for being a noob.

But I still remain unable to get the job done.

Using your line of code with or without 'sudo' results in this error:

Error: Unable to access jarfile JOdin3CASUAL.jar

Do I need to take some additional steps?
[Android General] Toby4213:
Sorry for being rude earlier, had a bad day.

Alright so this is what you both have to do:

1. As stated in my original post make sure you have java installed.

2. Download the JOdin archive file linked in my original post

3. Unpack the archive into a folder. Linux Mint should automatically generate a folder called "JOdin3CASUAL-linux-R991"

4. navigate into this folder using the terminal(you can right click and select open "terminal in this folder" or similar) type: cd ./JOdin3CASUAL-linux-R991

5. once you are in the JOdin3CASUAL-linux-R991 folder type ls into the terminal. You should see 2 folders "app" and "runtime" and a file called "JOdin3CASUAL"

6. Type cd ./app

7. again type ls and now you should see the file "JOdin3CASUAL.jar" among another file and a folder

8. Now you can run the .jar file with the before mentioned command: java -Xms512m -Xmx2g -jar JOdin3CASUAL.jar

I hope everything is clear now. If you have any questions feel free to ask. I absolutely encourage the use of Linux and compared to ****ty Windows 10 it is an absolute dream to work and tinker with.

I would recommend that you start to learn how to use the terminal/console. It is really easy once you know what you are doing. Here is a great link to get started: http://linuxcommand.org/
[Android General] xdausernl:
Apology accepted .... and I'm busy with trial and error.

Now on Linux Mint 19.1 Heimdall is installed and I have this 'JOdin3CASUAL-r1142-dist' version.

So when I unzipped the compressed file in the default 'downloads' folder, I found a folder with 2 folders and a file inside like you described.

Next I entered the 'app' folder and launched inside the terminal session, pasted the command you provided 'java -Xms512m -Xmx2g -jar JOdin3CASUAL.jar'.

The following error popped up:

Error: Could not find or load main class com.casual_dev.jodin.JOdinMain

Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javafx/application/Application

So I firstly installed openjdk-11, but the problem still persists.

Did I do something wrong or are steps missing?
[Android General] Toby4213:
Alright so I finally got it working myself. I haven't used jodin for a long time.

Ok so first make sure that you have JavaFX installed. For that just type sudo apt install openjfx in the terminal.(This might be optional for you, if you get an error containing JavaFX thats the command to fix it)

Since JOdin doesn't quite work when launched via the .jar file the only way to get it to run is to use the binary. Thats the file in the very first folder just called "JOdin3CASUAL".

But since we are not running the jar directly we cant add -Xmx2g as a launch option. In order to get the bigger heap size type export _JAVA_OPTIONS=-Xmx2g in the terminal. You have to run this everytime you close the terminal window. In order to keep this setting permanently add this line to the .profile file in your home directory.

After that go into the folder with app, runtime and JOdin3CASUAL and type: sudo ./JOdin3CASUAL

Hope this works for you.

Cheers
[Android General] xdausernl:
I took all the steps you wrote down for me and I got JOdin working, finally..

But there goes something wrong still.

Because ... uploading the stock ROM (1,5GB) should take a while, is not done in just a few minutes.

Uploading all the files should take at least 10 minutes to complete.

Yet, in the end, it does say reset in green though.

And I'm quite sure that something is wrong, because I didn't see the blue status bar on the Samsung tablet during the upload process.

Uploading the extracted files seperately in Heimdall, 10 pieces out of the stock ROM, will take 10 - 15 minutes to complete and the largest of them all is the 'system.img' file which is 1,2 or 1,5GB in size.

With Heimdall I do see the status bar in both the program while uploading and in blue the same status bar on the Samsung tablet.

On the end of the day, I still have a rooted and faulty Android system running on that Samsung tablet.

Somehow the clean factory default is not loaded when the Samsung device reboot after all uploads with Heimdall.

Although the software uploaded is Android 4.4.2 for Tab3 7.0 8GB WiFi, with all the correct changes, date of build and country code.

Is there a final method to clean out the current faulty content of the Samsung Tab3 device?
[Android General] Toby4213:
I'm sorry but I don't know why its not working for you. I don't use odin anymore so I haven't tested the uploading anything to the phone.

I would recommend you to use adb and fastboot. Both are available in the standard repository, just type sudo apt install adb and sudo apt install fastboot. Furthermore it is much saver to do any flashing that way, because it is basically the intended way of debugging a android smartphone/tablet.

Edit: ok I just found out that fastboot does not work with samsung devices

Try to use odin on windows https://samsungodin.com/ or through wine on linux but I highly doubt that this would work.

I am sorry, but at this point I can't help you more. I haven't used a Samsung device in about 4 years and have no idea any more about all the problems and kinks with odin or generall samsung devices.

I wish you the best of luck.
[Android General] xdausernl:
Thanks Toby for your patience and effort.

Do you know anyone who could help me out with this?

Using Heimdall all extracted (10) files from the stock ROM can be successfully uploaded to the Samsung Galaxy Tab3 device.

I see a status bar on both Heimdall as well as on the Samsung Galaxy Tab3.

After downloading all files, except the system.img file, it took several seconds until the Tab3 device then rebooted.

Yet with the system.img file, after Heimdall disconnect the connected device, Tab3 does reboot immediately.

So I suspect the system.img file is rejected and deleted at reboot.

Perhaps that too may be the reason why JOdin3 fails.
[Android General] brilliant_smart:
Can I get Jodin3 V3.13 this version can not flash Oreo roms
[Android General] jsargio:
About Sudo on Linux

Has the person tried setting up one side of Linux to just have for sudo ....Root access in order to have more admin privileges to execute programs that need more security ? I might do it first just to see if if it can be done. But linux {no matter what version is security minded environment.

Be aware that the root account is not active by default.

You will need to do:

sudo passwd root

Then go ahead to set password. Use the root user using

su root

I just have windows 10 on the side for ADB and other flashing Odin etc.

But i have been programming in Linux since forever

Linux is the core of Android:p

I am using Linux Mint right now.

maybe this will be better

Since i am new hear i am not allowed to post links so look this up

Heimdall
[Android General] Keule-Tm:
Read the OP again: JOdin depends on Heimdall.

And, depending on the Linux distribution in use, the sudo command might be better than using root (often root can't execute GUIs).
[Android General] jsargio:
you r right

I do agree:laugh:
[Android General] raakaysh:
Could anyone if the Odin for Mac listed here works on the latest versions of OSX? Thanks!
[Android General] Keule-Tm:
It's from 2 years ago and doesn't work with Linux. Have got no Mac, so YMMV.
[Android General] Lachero:
Am running Zorin core 15.2 and i set up the Odin and also installed device drivers. Question is this version of odin going to flash android 10
[Android General] Keule-Tm:
Most probably not. Tried it on Manjaro with Pie.

And this app hasn't seen development since about 2 years, so I would be baffled if it would work for you.
[Android General] [Acme]:
I haven't PIT file
[Android General] raakaysh:
Hey, you don't need to search for the PIT file or request it from anybody. You can extract PIT directly from the stock firmware.
[Android General] dejanxxxx:
Does it have to be java 8 or can it be java 11? I do everything I install, but it won't start, I don't know where I'm wrong?