yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] ferparedes:
Well, crap. Will have to reset phone and report back.

Thanks everyone!
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] ferparedes:
UPDATE: Factory reset worked!!!

My guess is that when I moved from the S7 to the S9+, I used the "Smart Switch" app. Something must have transferred over that the new phone didn't like. Took me 2+ hours and it is a pain in the ass, but now I can use my car's BT and the X3 earphones to make calls!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] blacksuan19:
Build 14/09:

note: Flash latest DA kernel from here(or any other kernel) after ROM or you'll not be able to boot

Changelog:

=> updated included gcam

=> September Security Patches (8.1.0_r46).

=> Fixed DND Tile.

=> Fixed Screenshot Delete in notifications.

=> Allow using 4G icon instead LTE in Statusbar.(switch)

=> Fixed VPN status dialog.

=> Fixed Maintainers URL fetching issue.

=> Added Call Recording Feature.

=> Added Phone Number Lookup feature.

=> Added Auto record feature in dailer.

=> Added Call statistics.

=> Some dialer app Improvements.

=> Added Alarm Blocker.

=> Improvements in LTE signal Reception

=> Added Smart Pixels feature.

=> Added Pocket Mode.

=> UI/UX improvements.

=> New icon for Recorder.

=> Added Vibrate on Plug

=> Updated few Apns.

=> New default wallpaper

=> Added some new Wallpapers in dotpapers

=> Added support for Snapdragon 845 devices.

=> Misc fixes and Under the hood improvements

=> Check Github and Gerrit for More information

Build 21/07:

Changelog:

=> updated included gcam to latest version

=> using latest dark ages kernel

=> for ROM changelog read release blog

Build 28/06:

DOWNLOAD 28/06

Changelog:

=> 2.3.1 Changelog

kernel:

=> use dark ages kernel by default

device:

=> WIFI: sleep power saving

=> adjust screen coreners roundness

=> latest upstream tags from Dot git

=> if you have any Fingerprint issues flash this modem

=> if tez isnt working flash universal safetynet fix after magisk

How To migrate from treble:

=> from a treble RWRP wipe system, data, cache, and vendor.

=> flash ROM and gapps.

=> flash normal non treble recovery and reboot recovery.

=> flash Magisk for root (optional).
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] Redyam:
Waiting Official dotOS

What about Battery?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] blacksuan19:
you'll be waiting for a long time then

install and report
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] prima_sas:
Just had my Vince boot up with dot os, few minutes ago.

This ROM's promising.

Both sim card working, and seems VoLTE also work.

I will update more findings later.

Thanks a lot [MENTION=5980272]blacksuan19[/MENTION]
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] KingMinePlay:
Device dies after flashing normal magisk
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] Rich154:
пробуйте установку Magisk после входа в систему!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] prima_sas:
This is my findings after few hours with dot os.

Not working

- Root; failed to flash both magisk and supersu.

- Camera

- Torch; can not switch on torch from QS

- double tap to wake

Bugs?

- after each boot got message "There's an internal problem with your device. Contact your manufacturer for details". Never got such message in other rom.

- after reboot, data connection always off

- accent color in QS; if enable sort of accent color tracking in QS, the QS icon color turned to invisible after switching on/off

Working functions that really important for me:

+ Both sim card working

+ VoLTE

I didn't check the battery usage, as it was only few hours. I need to revert back to global dev miui as camera quite important for me.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] blacksuan19:
It's a treble rom so you should use magisk-cust
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] blacksuan19:
Again magisk-cust

There is no camera how tf you expecting flash to work?

Ignore the on boot warning (not error) for now

Dt2w is also known issue will fix on next build

Accent colors work fine for me from display settings (dot app is still not stable)
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] prima_sas:
There's no such info in the op mention about magisk-cust. Treble is quite new, can not expect everyone know that treble root need such customized magisk.

Not just accent color I'm talking about, but sort of tracking accent color on QS. Per my understanding the QS icon will be colorize based on selected accent when switched on/off. But somehow the icon turns to white.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] KingMinePlay:
English please
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] Rich154:
Try installing Magisk after logging in!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] blacksuan19:
Magisk is your problem

You should learn to research and find stuff on your own

Nobody is here to spoonfeed you

For me when I change accent qs do change to that accent if they're on and they're white/blqck when off
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] prima_sas:
ok boss, noted
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] AndroBuddy007:
OP says that bigger gapps is not preferred, this doesn't mean bigger gapps are not at all supported, right? We can use atleast stock gapps with gapps config, please say yes:laugh:, I love the ROM.:D
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] blacksuan19:
Use whatever gapps you want but keep in mind that the system partition is around 3gb from which 1.2gb is filled by ROM
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] porskyvic:
Any news of Redmi 5 (rosy)?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] AndroBuddy007:
Okay Sir!:laugh:
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recove] KatanaKiller7:
Help .. a simple question

Question:. if you go into CAST, (settings, display, cast) do you see the three dots menu icon at the top right hand side? It's a menu which lets you enable WIRELESS DISPLAY.

Please show me a screenshot. Can anyone pls confirm whether they have this feature like every other ROM for Redmi note 4

I have redmi.note 5
[General Questions and Answers] JearrBearr:
I have an LG G3 that has been rooted, with a mock location app moved to system apps, and then unrooted (the device can easily be rooted again if necessary). The LG G3 is running the most up to date firmware available for the device which is Android 5.0.1 with security version MDF v1.1 Release 3.

I also have a OnePlus 3 running the latest stock Oxygen OS available which is version 5.0.1 based off of Android 8.0.0 with Android security level patch December 1, 2017.

My goal is to have both devices sharing the exact same location, assuming they are in range with each other (e.g. - Connected to each other via, Bluetooth or WiFi). I want to be able to use my mock location app from the LG, alter my location, and have that location be seen as my current location on the OnePlus 3.

It is my knowledge that location can be detected via WiFi, Bluetooth, Cellular, and GPS, of which if you change the location mode/accuracy it will toggle between which options it used to determine the location.

I attempted to turn Airplane mode onto both the LG G3 and the One Plus 3. I then turned Bluetooth on on both devices and paired them. I turned the WiFi on, on my OnePlus 3. I then shared my internet connection (via Bluetooth). I tested to make sure that the LG G3 had an internet connection with a web browser, and the LG G3 was in fact connected to the web. As a side note, I turned airplane mode on on OnePlus 3 this way there was one less way for the true location to be detected.

Now that both devices are connected to each other and the internet is being shared, I figured the connection between the devices was secure, so I then turned my mock location app on on my LG G3 and moved my location elsewhere. In theory I thought this would work, but it wasn't working.

Come to think of it, I never totally disabled all possible location generation services on my OnePlus 3, so that is probably why the location on my OnePlus 3 was not working. Is there a way to modify this theory to make it work? I want both devices to be paired to the same location and for the OnePlus 3 to ignore its true location.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] octopus82:
Hello

I'm looking for lg V30 V300l dll file please, to unbrick

thank you
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] octopus82:
no help
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] iRS_:
isn't the COMMON one from LGUP not working?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] seloka180:
use lg bridge
[Shift General] Tr1gg3R:
With all of the software hacking in progress I was wondering if anyone has plans to upgrade the internal HDD of the Shift.

I presume there are may other Shift users which think that with an internal HDD of only 40GB, of which is even less usable, the potential is limited.

It would be great, but costly, to upgrade to a 64GB SSD but even a "normal" 120GB hdd such as in the OQO E2 would be a great upgrade.

That way we could put music, movies and more on it without kicking the limits of the disk every time. (Windows needs a lot of empty GB's to properly function so don't even think about filling it to the brim with whatever you think of :P )

Did someone already make the jump?

Or are there any tips/tricks for doing so?

I suppose I could just get a normal laptop hdd of 2.5" (or maybe 1.8") and replace the internal one.
[Shift General] michael85:
I thought it was an 1.8" and yes, i THINK you can replace it.

I don't know the exact size of it and if it fits. :)
[Shift General] Tr1gg3R:
I just checked with my Shift and the disk that is factory installed is a: Toshiba MK4009GAL

The Toshiba MK4009GAL is a 1.8" HDD witjh an ATA100 interface.

Specifications:

MK4009GAL
Features
Part number	HDD1682
Formatted capacity	40,000 MByte
Form factor	1.8 inch
# Interface type	1.8'' ATA (LIF)
# Supported interface standards	ATA-3
# ATA-4
# ATA-5
# ATA-6
# Head/actuator technology	"Ramp-Load" Technology
# GMR read head
# PMR write head
Shock detection	Shock sensor circuit
S.M.A.R.T.	The SMART command set is supported.

More details

I think it'll go hunting for a new 1.8" ATA100 HDD.

That is, as soon as I find a way to open the case without voiding my warranty :P
[Shift General] michael85:
For the UK ppl here :)

http://computers.pricegrabber.co.uk/hard-drives/m/44560298/

Toshiba MK1011GAH - Hard drive - 100 GB - internal - 1.8'' - ATA-100 - 4200 rpm - buffer: 8 MB

EDIT:

I saw you are Dutch too, look at this site:

http://www.alternate.nl/html/shop/productListing4C.html?cat1=7&cat2=222&cat3=0&tgid=130&treeName=HARDWARE&Level1=Harddisks&Level2=IDE&Level3=1%2C8+inch&
[Shift General] Tr1gg3R:
Oh sweet, a 100GB 1.8Inch ATA100 disk.

The price is quite acceptable too, however it would be nice to find a 120GB model :D

Now I just need to break open my Shift......

Edit: Centralpoint.nl seems to be selling the Toshiba MK1011GAH too. (135Euro)
[Shift General] Pfeffa-rah:
That is good to know :)

though €180,- is not cheap...

What about SDD?
[Shift General] michael85:
That's more expensive for less space :(

Guess we'll have to wait untill it becomes cheaper

EDIT:

Or we could use 64GB SD card :p:D
[Shift General] pusler:
well i would look at the specifications of those disks ( one is GAL connector and the other is GAH connector)

and also the hight of the drive is diffrent so might not even if you figure out the connector isue it might not fit
[Shift General] spzero:
Have you conssidered a Western Digital Passport usb powered slim sleek and up to 250GB i have one for use with my asus eee and i love it..

By the way check out

http://forum.eeeuser.com/

they have released a lot of great software for there 7" device that would be great for the shift like a hot key command thing for moving dialouge boxes that dont fit on the screen see below and also a resoloution hack to upscale it to 1280*1024 despite native resoloution only being 800*400 (this is driver based but a similar driver may be used for the shift) would be worth looking into and maybe sharing on here.. By the way i did not create this programe but have used on my eee i dont have a shift but as it runs vista it should work fine this is the thing for moving dialougue boxes enjoy..
[Shift General] JayRayMee.NL:
But how safe is it to take the proper screwdriver and open the Shift?

Will it be as simple like removing the bottom plate, removing the disk, inserting a new one and putting back the bottom plate?

Have anyone actually seen disassemble instructions/pictures or whatsoever?
[Shift General] XenoV:
Just do a search on this forum and you will find some pictures of the unit disassembled. There you can see how much effort it takes....
[Shift General] pitt1983:
http://www.mobile01.com/topicdetail.php?f=224&t=566224&last=5479384

naked shift.
[Shift General] Pawel062:
nice pics. u can see the hd real good.
[Shift General] pitt1983:
i think that this guy is a very crazy guy! unmount like that the shift. but in the pics you can see hdd, ram. how strange is hardware in that shift.

i think that the priority is to upgrade the ram. 1 only gb is very poor.. also hdd is little but the ram...

news about the production of 2gb ram?
[Shift General] pitt1983:
ehm you are disassembling the shift?
[Shift General] JayRayMee.NL:
In order to reach two screws, it seems that you need to remove the two rubber feet covering them. How well will that go without damaging stuff and more important: will you be able to put them back on in a way that they will stay there?
[Shift General] JayRayMee.NL:
This one is 8mm in height.

The original disk in the Shift is 5mm.

Now the question is: will this 0.3mm difference matter or will it just not fit?
[Shift General] JayRayMee.NL:
If anyone is interested in the translation of that website, let me know.
[Shift General] XenoV:
The difference between 5 and 8 mm is 3 mm, not 0,3 mm. And inside the Shift 3 mm difference is a lot!! I'm affraid this will definitely not fit...:(
[Shift General] Pfeffa-rah:
Yes, that would be great. I tried Babelfish but couldnot make heads or tails out of it. I do not understand all I see in the photos.
[Shift General] pitt1983:
me too, interested..
[Shift General] motoi_bogdan:
in order to get the rear case open you need to remove the keyboard. The keyboard itself is just placed over there (no screws atached to it) and you will need to bend it's backside (from the battery compartment) in order to pull it out. Once you did that you will see a center screw. Just remove it.

Please check out my dissasembly guide in order to see some photos of this.

Regarding the size of the hard drive, yep you may use double platter hard drives as there is enough place inside. If you find some HDD models please provide some links to them, i'm looking for an upgrade and if i find them in my country i'll try them and post the results. Also don't forget that the shift HDD connector is a GAL type one, not GAH. Any replacement HDD should also be GAL compatible.
[Shift General] JayRayMee.NL:
Where is your disassembly guide?
[Shift General] JayRayMee.NL:
Woops, never mind, found it!
[Shift General] JEM:
I did some digging on the Toshiba site and found this:

http://www.toshibastorage.com/techdocs/MK4009GALTechnicalNotes-RevA.pdf

My read is that the MK8009GAH is interchangable, although 3 mm thicker. Most importantly, it seems to indicate the same connector. Am I missing something? The 8009's are readily available. Perhaps someone who's adept at disassembly would be willing to order an 8009 (from some place with a liberal return policy) and compare?
[Shift General] motoi_bogdan:
i can't find this model here in romania to order it and if i buy it from another country i don't think there will be a return policy available... and i have no money at this time :(

However i'm more intrested in the possibility to buy an external 160 gig 1,8 inch hard drive, disassemble it and get the hdd to see if it works with the shift.
[Shift General] LTxda:
HD upgrade?

The Shift has an ATA-6 HD in it. I contacted Toshiba and Samsung, who make a 160GB 1.8HD and both told me it wouldn't work. The 160GB HD is CEATA and they said it's not compatible. Are they full of crap?

If someone can let me know if this will or will not work for sure, I can order a 160GB immediately and swap them out.

If there is a source with a compatible 160GB HD let me know, I'll order it.

I just don't want to order something and deal with an RMA if I can't confirm it'll work in the Shift.
[Shift General] JEM:
I haven't yet located a 160gb that I think will work. But I've become increasingly certain the 80gb mk8009gah will fit.
[Shift General] LTxda:
I know 120GB will work as I confirmed this with both Toshiba and Samsung. I would rather go with 160GB and am holding off to see if anyone can find one that will work with Shift. If not then I'll just order the 120GB drive.
[Shift General] lovespuds:
do you have a link to the 120gb drive?
[Shift General] Blue_Lightning:
and... ????

how is it going with the upgrading hdd ???

is it successfull /????

I also want to change the hdd, but still afraid
[Shift General] waici:
I've ordered a MK1011GAH. Hope it will arrive quickly (from USA to France) and so I will let you know.
[Shift General] JEM:
The MK1011GAH is an ATA-7 interface. Is the ATA-7 backwards compatible with ATA-6?

Again, the largest 1.8" ATA-6 no thicker than 8mm that I've found is the 80gb MK8009GAH. I was never able to find/confirm specs on the 120gb drives mentioned earlier in the post.
[Shift General] waici:
As desktop PC hard drives are (3.5"), I suppose it is the case of 1.8 ones, until they have IDE interface (ATA-6 is P-ATA 100 and ATA-7 is P-ATA 133).

Well, I will be able to answer when I receive mine.
[Shift General] YannR:
I'm quite interested in getting your feedback about this HD upgrade... :p I stillhave some worries regarding those +3 mm... while keeping in mind the positive messages given by Facdemol.

Embedding a 40GB hard disk is definitely a mistake done by HTC, considering we have Vista installed out-of-box, not to mention the Recover Partition...

Waici, could you tell me where did you ordered your unit?
[Shift General] Blue_Lightning:
Yup right, 40GB hard disk was a big mistake I think :)

SO, need a feedback from people out there who have already done this
[Shift General] JEM:
I think Seagate maybe makes a single disc, i.e. 5mm, that is 60gb. I know that still sounds too small to some but it's almost double the current in usuable space.
[Shift General] akeulerz:
Hi,

how can i transfer the Partitions from the old HDD to the new HDD ?

Andi
[Shift General] JEM:
I like Acronis True Image. It plays nicely with Vista.
[Shift General] akeulerz:
OK, i used Acronis on normal PC before :-)

On witch Device do you save your Image ? Networkdrive or External USB Disk connected to the Shift ?

Andi
[Shift General] JEM:
Whatever is easiest and most available.
[Shift General] Pfeffa-rah:
So, Still noone who dared to swap the HDD?
[Shift General] ferrett1968:
HDD Upgraded!

Hi friends, I bought a Toshiba 120GB ATA-7 ZIF 1.8" 8.0mm height 4200rpm MK1214GAH.

The bios recognises it but I have no chance to clone the master disk.

No DD, no Acronis, no way to make the HPA Dump as the Great Pof wrote (unlikely it didn't work for me).

Any suggest before I try to install a new OS on it?
[Shift General] YannR:
Hello Ferrett,

If you have Ghost you may try to make the HPA visible in order to have the backup tool working, following this thread :

How to visible recovery partition

Btw, I have been successful in dumping the HPA by using the command line given by Cmonex on the "I need Recovery Partition" thread (page 2) :

dd if=/dev/hda of=/mnt/hda1/shift-vista-recovery.bin bs=16384 skip=2244480

Tell us : You're mentionning the BIOS sees the HDD. I'm assuming you have done the replacement already. :)

- Have you been experiencing any issue regarding the +3 mm height?

- Are the original rubbers placed on the HDD perimeter fitting well your 120GB unit?

- and... Are you able to close without forcing the back cover? Any new mechanical constraints?
[Shift General] janstan:
do a dump of your recovery partition try searching other threads on how to do this then try doing a recovery boot by pressing fn+f3 to install the default os on the shift. just a thought
[Shift General] pof:
As others already suggested, follow the instructions to dump the HPA using linux and 'dd'. The best should be to dump it to a USB pen drive (you'll need at least a 4Gb one). Follow the detailed instructions here:

http://pof.eslack.org/blog/2008/04/...re-the-vista-recovery-partition-on-htc-shift/

Then with the 120Gb, you'll need to restore it, that would be the tricky part, because you have to put it exactly on the last 3GiB of unallocated disk space.

On a 40GiB HDD, the exact command is this:

dd if=/media/disk/shift-vista-recovery.bin of=/dev/sda bs=16384 seek=2244480

You'll need to calculate the "seek" number to your new 120 HDD, this number must be calculated like this:

( total_number_of_bytes_in_the_HDD - 3221225472 ) / 16384​

Make sure the total number of bytes of the HDD is using binary values (ie: 1Kb == 1024 bytes and not 1000 bytes!).

After writing back the dumped partition, you should be able to restore using Fn+F3.
[Shift General] ferrett1968:
upgrade the hdd 120gb

I did an fdisk:

disk /dev/hda: 120.0 GB, 120034123776 bytes

255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 14593 cylynders

Units = cilindri of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes.

So which is the number that must be used to operate the seek?

Thanks for the reply
[Shift General] pof:
As the resulting number has decimals using 16384, you should find one with no decimals, so the best would be to use this:

# dd if=shift-vista-recovery.bin of=/dev/sda bs=8192 seek=14259387​

The seek is calculated as: (120034123776-3221225472)/8192

Also keep in mind that you should do a 'dmesg' first and see if your hard drive is detected as /dev/sda or /dev/hda... depending on which linux distro you use to restore the HPA.
[Shift General] ferrett1968:
BTW

I saw that the HPA in my shift seems to be bigger than what you saw in your spanish version.

Is it possible?

Mine is italian, and seems to be around 5 gigas.
[Shift General] pof:
Should be the exact same size (3.00 Gibibytes == 3.22 Gigabytes), confirmed on Spanish and English UK versions.

If it's bigger that's probably because you have the version with 60-day trial M$ Office.
[Shift General] YannR:
I wonder if Ferrett needs to "hide" his HPA once it has been written on his 120GB. I mean, Fn+F3 boot procedure expects Recover Data to be "HPA", not only a raw dump of the Recovery partition.

This is, by default, true for the provided 40GB, but not for a brand new 120GB HDD. If I'm right, ICC.EXE may be needed to reduce 120GB HDD available capacity by minus 3.2GB...

Pof, what do you think?
[Shift General] pof:
Good point! I am not sure if Fn+F3 will be able to recover if the 3GiB space is not marked as HPA, but probably it needs to be marked as you say.

Follow the instructions in riki0081's post here to mark it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=390003
[Shift General] YannR:
Indeed, Pof...

And from Riki's statement, let's bet it's mandatory to make sure the 120GB HDD is correctly resized to allow HPA activation :

(with appropriate size parameter, of course)

Anyway, to Ferrett :

If you don't feel comfortable with booting Linux from an USB Dongle (for the dump procedure), nor playing with ICC.EXE, it would much simpler for you to grab a regular Partition backup tool (Acronis, Ghost,...), backing up your already installed Vista partition (fresh and clean) from the original 40GB HDD and put it back on the 120GB, then expand it at will with Vista Disk Management tool. ;)

My 2 cents... :p

I'm also renewing my previous questions to Ferrett, regarding 120GB HDD hardware implementation :
[Shift General] JEM:
Why put the HPA on the new drive at all? You'll have an image of your operating partition on external media if you need to recover and the HPA will be on the 40GB in your desk drawer should you ever want to restore to OEM status.