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[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] texasez:
Mine run 3-4mb. That is assuming that the phone is actually taking a 12 megapixel picture. I have it set in the photo app setting to 12m.

I thought a 12 megapixel jpeg picture would be around 12 mb.

Samsung chat was useless.

Any help would be appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] winol:
The size of the files is very variable, some times is 2 mb, but depending on the complexity of the image, the biggest file I have seen weighed around 7.5 mb
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] sefrcoko:
Yes same for me, normally ranging from 2-8 mb in my case.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] joggi34:
I've got the navigable bar almost gone with magisk and Substratum but they must be disabled from the Framework.res so that it is no longer there knows someone for the s9 + with oreo a mod or could write the navbar from the Framework.res?
[Moto Maxx Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaaa1976:
Hello.. I would like to ask developers which file we need to replace for normal boot (not opposite) ..some custom rooms for nexus 6 boot on moto maxx xt 1225...please look video.

https://youtu.be/RxoNMuIPQbw
[Moto Maxx Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ebersondsr:
Thanks bro...
[Moto Maxx Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vinydasilveira:
I already knew that, but the Custom ROM developers for Quark are too proud to use what already exists for Nexus 6 in Quark. They prefer to stay back and stay on the hard way.
[Moto Maxx Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChazzMatt:
You really have no idea what you are talking about. Did you even go to that link and actually read? No, you didn't or you wouldn't be making comments like that.

Why would we want to run something like that (unstable Nougat ROM) on our Quarks when we already have VERY STABLE Nougat custom ROMs? Why would we want to run UNstable 7.1.1?

Plus, whoever wrote that seemingly doesn't know what they are talking about either....

If it's "kernel AOSP - Quark" -- well, there's no such thing. That means it's [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION]'s kernel code. There is no "AOSP kernel" for Quark. Whoever wrote that doesn't know much about Quark dev work. No ROM can run on our Quark phones without a compatible kernel, and [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] has coded both LOS stock kernel and his own advanced standalone kernel (with more features, options). All the Quark custom ROMs (including AOSP) use the LOS stock kernel -- which [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] coded. All the Quark custom ROMs actually use the SAME kernel.

If he had said "LOS kernel -- Quark", that would be more accurate. Or [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] kernel".

You can even run [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] kernel with Motorola Marshmallow stock. You don't need a custom ROM. It's a great kernel!

All that YouTube post means is someone took [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] kernel code and managed to horribly port a Nexus 6 stock-based ROM over it. They didn't do any magic -- any more than any other ROM like RR, LOS, AOSP runs on Quark right now, with [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] kernel. All they did was badly port a Nougat 7.1 "stock" ROM that they say is unstable. Whoopee.

I'm all for more ROMs, but you need to understand how ROMs are made -- they are built on the foundation of the kernel. ANY Nougat ROM can be ported to our phones, as long as you use the Quark kernel.

The reason why "stock" ROMs are not done are because they are boring. You wouldn't have the LED notification for instance that [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] created, nor all the options present in Revolution Remix and crDroid. Even [MENTION=6069596]calsurferpunk[/MENTION]'s LOS ROM is more of a hybrid -- LOS + some of the more popular options in RR. We already

HAVE up to date 7.x Nougat ROMs

. And they run well. How many more do you want?

This Nougat ROM in this video is running on [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] kernel code -- just like every other ROM we have. So, how is it any different?

What people WANT are Oreo ROMs. The the only reason we don't have Oreo ROMs right now, because [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] has to adapt the last kernel Motorola gave us (Marshmallow) to work on Oreo, the way he did for Nougat.
[Moto Maxx Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vinydasilveira:
Great. Amazing. You changed my mind ...

Now tell me. Why not use what we have from the Oreo of the Nexus 6 to advance the Oreo of the Maxx? Because the Nexus 6 devs already have Oreo 8.1.0 running on Nexus 6. When I talked about standing back and doing the hard way I was referring to that.
[Moto Maxx Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChazzMatt:
It's about the kernel. The kernel is the foundation of all ROMs. You notice the YouTube video is merely a Nexus 6 NOUGAT ROM that doesn't run well on Quark. Because we have Nougat compatible kernel right now. ;)

[MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] actually said he is using some of the Nexus 6 stuff for CLUES to adapt the Quark kernel for Oreo. But it's not easy. Until you have a compatible kernel, no Oreo ROMs will run on Quark. [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] has actually gotten Oreo Resurrection Remix to run on Quark. Have you not seen the screenshots? But at this point it's still unstable.

Once you have a kernel, you can have 100 Oreo ROMs on Quark in a week -- if you find 100 people willing to port the ROMs. It's almost plug and play (for dev maintainers who have those skills). This is why we have had so many "drive by" ROMs dropped into this forum and then those people walk away without ever updating them. They were taking advantage of [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION]'s kernel work. Take ROM, plug in kernel, done. But they never stuck around to keep them updated, or even test them thoroughly, and some didn't even own a Quark phone. One of them even used [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION]'s advanced standalone kernel (not his LOS stock kernel) in their ROM without his permission, so it made their ROM seem better than the other ROMs. It's the same kernel anyone can download and install themselves, but [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] wants you to install that one yourself as it's more complex. He doesn't want it installed as a default kernel -- he doesn't include it in his own ROMs.

He's working on an Oreo-compatible kernel but while everything about Moto Nexus 6 is open source (thanks to Google), it's not the same with Moto Quark. Yeah, even LG Nexus 4 has Oreo, but again, it's totally open source so easier to adapt.
[Moto Maxx Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fgl27:
Replying the OP, theoretically what is needed is:

remove the checks from the zip regarding if the devices is Nexus 6, and after installing the ROM flash a compatible kernel, and the thing may boot like that.

But is a lost cause, the only thing similar with MAXX and Nexus 6 is the cpu/gpu and Motorola build it.

All the rest is not compatible, chipset, audio, video, wifi, radio, all the firmware, etc and etc is different, there is too many hardware diference for things to work.

And all of those are supported in a combination of ROM + kernel.

The source to build for Quark and for any AOSP device is not the same, yes is all on the same main Repo but the files used are not the same, that is way it device has it's own configuration/recipe and separated sources files inside the main Repo source.

The only reason way any AOSP device have updates easier is just like Chad wrote, they have all the sources files released, plus the AOSP source is made to be used with AOSP devices, so they need to make very little changes when google releases things to build a working ROM for they devices, plus there is literally hundreds of developers building for AOSP devices simply because is that simple anyone can build and help.

On the oppose to none AOSP devices were there is only a few developers as things are very hard because we don't have sometimes a clue in what to do, as we don't have the devices source, google changes the source on a way that only works with AOSP devices, so after a new OS is released a lot of things is need to be made from scratch.

If any one think is simple to build for any device just go for it, instead of be criticizing and posting none sense about thing you don't now how works.
[Moto Maxx Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ebersondsr:
about the video posted on my channel, I just made a joke at home. I know the limitations, I know the hardware is different. it was only a joke of those who do not have much knowledge, but search knowledge, the kernel used is a custom ROM 7.1.1, I did not say that the kernel is stock 7.1.1.

I admire the work of the developers, when I use a custom ROM, I can imagine how much work it has done to make it functional with few bugs. :good:

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perfect explanation... I admire your work
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ency1979:
Hey Community

I‘d like to Update my android tv Box ABox A1Plus from 6.0.1 to 8.0.1

Is that anyway possible???
[Nextbit Robin] boxes:
I found a permanent fix for the Bluetooth battery drain bug on stock 7.1, the last n108 release.

Root is required for this fix.

First, go to developer settings and enable Bluetooth hci Snoop log. Reboot. Then disable the Bluetooth hci log. Reboot.

Next, using a root file explorer (I used ES file explorer), navigate to /system/etc/Bluetooth/

Open bt_stack.conf

Near the top is "BtSnoopConfigFromFile=false"

Change it to true, then make sure the following two lines are set to false.

BtSnoopLogOutput=false

BtSnoopExtDump=false

Save the file and reboot.

After some browsing on the nextbit forums, someone had identified that the Bluetooth Snoop hci log was being written to the root directory of /sdcard/, causing significant battery drain. Their solution was to toggle the Bluetooth log on in developer settings, reboot, turn it off, then reboot again. It would always turn itself back on though. This prevents that.

(Bluetooth hci log is a file where android literally records all Bluetooth traffic information, which as you might imagine is CPU and I/o intensive. Normally used by devs for troubleshooting).

I decided to go back to stock due to constant bugs and freezes with the lineage 14.1 builds. Battery life has even been a little better on stock, with rock solid stability.

This prevents the battery drain aspect, but the battery settings still has a reporting error that attributes much more drain to Bluetooth than it should. I'm still getting 3-4hrs screen on time with lots of Bluetooth use after this fix. Better battery stats will provide accurate drain stats.
[Nextbit Robin] Bleser:
This is excellent information - thanks for posting - however, I get stuck when trying to save the proposed changes to bt_stack.conf; the file is read-only and I cannot figure out how to change it to allow me to save the changes. How did you do that on the stock ROM?
[Nextbit Robin] boxes:
Is your phone rooted? I used ES File explorer with "root mode" enabled. You can only make changes to the file with a root elevated program. There is also solid file explorer and root file explorer as other options that may work. I should have mentioned root is required.

I believe ES file explorer changes the permission automatically when in root mode, to allow changes. Other apps may require manually changing the permissions of the BT config file.

I did also run 'hide magisk manager" in the magisk settings.
[Nextbit Robin] Bleser:
Hi [MENTION=2018204]boxes[/MENTION],

No, it is not rooted. I will try ES File explorer. Thanks!
[Nextbit Robin] boxes:
You will need to be rooted to do this. If you root with magisk, then you can still pass the safetynet check.

Rooting the robin is very easy luckily.

Follow these steps to unlock the bootloader and flash TWRP.

https://xdaforums.com/nextbit-robin/general/guide-install-twrp-root-robin-t3334171

(Use this TWRP rather than the one on that thread-)

https://xdaforums.com/nextbit-robin/orig-development/recovery-twrp-3-0-0-0-touch-recovery-t3334152

Then download magisk from here-

https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445

Also download the magisk manager APK. Flash magisk from TWRP then install magisk manger in android.
[Nextbit Robin] Bleser:
Thanks again for your help!
[Nextbit Robin] iscaela:
Bless you! I should have looked into this earlier but never got around to it, having just left Bluetooth off except when charging. Will see if I can do a bind mount over the file with Magisk so I can leave the system image read-only.

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In the process of looking this up, I discovered a Magisk module to fix the Bluetooth config problem already exists:

https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/module-disable-bluetooth-hci-snoop-log-t3680223

You do not need to edit your system image, just install Magisk and then use Magisk Manager to install this module.
[Nextbit Robin] boxes:
I tried that and it didn't work for me, I replied to the thread a while back. At least with magisk v16.

Are you concerned about passing the safetynet check? I ran the check in magisk manager and passed, both ctsProfile:true and basicIntegrity:true

I'm still able to download apps from the play store that block rooted/modified devices. Magisk is masking the changes perhaps.

edit: I tinkered with magisk, enabling "hide magisk manager" and now it wont pass safetynet check. So I reinstalled magisk manager. This time I didnt "hide magisk manager", but I enabled "magisk core only mode" and checked the box for "Magisk Hide" and "Systemless Hosts" (I use adaway), now it passes the safetynet check again.
[Nextbit Robin] iscaela:
After installing the module, I had to turn "Enable Bluetooth HCI snoop log" on in "Developer options", reboot, and turn it back off again, but it seems to have worked and /sdcard/btsnoop_hci.log stopped growing in size.

The file was also not recreated after I deleted it and rebooted one more time. So I think the extra steps are necessary whether using the module or editing the original file in the system image (there's lingering config data which could in theory be handled in the module as well if ).

I've had Magisk installed since I first got the phone and except for a brief period in mid 2017, SafetyNet checks have been passing with "Magisk Hide" alone, without selecting "core only mode" (which disables modules). I'm also using "Systemless hosts" for AdAway.
[Nextbit Robin] boxes:
[MENTION=2906732]iscaela[/MENTION]

How long has it been since you did that? Just the process of enabling/disabling in dev options would fix it for a day or two in my experience.
[Nextbit Robin] iscaela:
Just over 12 hours today. I've rebooted twice recently and it's stayed the same. I doubt there's a time component to it reverting, the config loading is pretty simple.

Interestingly, bluedroid is still listening on port 8872 as documented at https://android.googlesource.com/platform/external/bluetooth/bluedroid/+/master/doc/btsnoop_net.md but isn't producing any traces.
[Nextbit Robin] iscaela:
So the most recent reboot did enable the setting and created /sdcard/btsnoop_hci.log again. The reason appears to be the module leaves BtSnoopConfigFromFile=false.

I'm going to update the module to edit this and report back.
[Nextbit Robin] iscaela:
Looks like the updated Magisk module works, I've posted it to the other thread:

https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/module-disable-bluetooth-hci-snoop-log-t3680223/post76987430
[HTC U11 Life Accessories] elektrownik:
I bought this adapter:

and it wasn't working with my HTC U11 Life (there was error message to connect supported HTC headphones). But I found this application Audio Router. When I set Audio Jack from Default to On my standard 3.5mm headphones are working fine and in the same time I can charge my phone. Maybe this will be useful for others. I think that it would work with simple USB-C to 3.5mm adapters without charging or for other than HTC phones witch wont work by default wit those adapters.
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] skippetty:
Hi! I'm new to the WM world and still getting to know my HTC Touch Dual. So please excuse any ignorance on my part! Been searching the web and this forum but can't seem to find anyone else with the same problem, would someone be able to help, please?

Am trialling the Listpro app and like it except I'm unable to figure out how to enter text entries from the 12-key keypad itself. Listpro only allows me to enter numbers when I use the keypad, and I'm only able to enter text through the touch keyboard with a stylus.

Does anyone know how to make the 12-key keypad work for text-input as well on Listpro? I can't seem to find any menu options/ settings in the app for this and wondering if it's just inherent in the program or if I'm just clueless.

Appreciate any feedback, thanks!:confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erik1984:
I unfortunaly didn't backup my stock firmware for my old Galaxy S2 plus (used it for photos with my DSLR camera with DSLR Controller app).

However i installed some stockfirmwares from the net, and none works.

What have i messed up? I used Cyanmodgen the latest one for the s2 and then i switched to [ROM] [N6F26Q] AOSP Nougat (12 Jan 2017)

Anyone have a clue? Been trying for a week not getting it to work again!

:p

Oh, and yeah the camera cable and OTG cable seems to work, since i can connect usb mouse/sticks, and so on.

But the camera is not recognised.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erik1984:
:bump: come on guys, no one knows about this stuff? Shouldn't it be basic for nerds :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erik1984:
So obviously this is not a userfriendly forut sometimes.

But the solution seemed to be the OTG Cable was semi-broken. By Semi it means the cable still worked with Usb mouse,keyboard aswell as some memory cards. So i was fooled into believing that it worked.
[Honor 7X  Questions & Answers] joho5:
Just about every single app I open, the screen dims a little upon opening the app. I don't have auto brightness chosen. Never do on any phone I use. When I close app and go back to homescreen, it brightens back up.

Is this a bug or what? Super annoying.
[Android Head-Units] MurSamuel:
Hello! Something happened with my Mazda. The engine began to run unevenly, appeared to vibrate, and the oil consumption increased. Has anyone encountered this problem? What is the reason?
[Android Head-Units] rigattoni:
Are you sure posting in the correct community??? :D
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] voldo04:
hello guys I wanted to ask you if there is a way to have the original camera honor view 10 on custo rom ... thank you very much
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] Santi_SAZ:
There are some ROMs with stock camera, try to search it
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] voldo04:
hello I have not found other custom rom with original camera ... can you tell me what are they? thank you so much
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] Santi_SAZ:
LineageOS one of those which has stock camera, and CarbonROM but I'm not sure
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] venreddy:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QHqh_qxxFkjSb3ADdaQMGmBI_907S1_D/view?usp=drivesdk

Here you go, stock camera folder.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Ragonexus:
Hi guys,

i managed to f*ck up.

I had a running LOS 15.1 build until today where it bootloops .

THe thing is that I am not able to access the storage for saving files or using ADB for flashing stock.

adb does not recognize my device since I didnt enable USB Debugging. What do I do now?

I need to boot to twrp at least or flash a stock image but I can't connect my phone..

what do I do?

PLease helpe, its urgent!!
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Anantha47:
Power down your device, and power it back on. Just after vibrate press vol - that will take you to fastboot mode.

I have screwed up on every possible way and fastboot saved me every damn time!!!

Just get the timing right , go to fastboot , connect miflash -> flash stock image.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Ragonexus:
Already tried MiFlash in Fastboot mode, but it doesnt seem to recognize my device, although I'm pretty sure I have the right adb drivers installed on my Windows 10 machine. MAybe I gotta reinstall them, but I'm not sure which are 100 percent right.

Thanks!!
[Honor 8 Pro  Questions & Answers] Rocky1516:
Hi,

I have a honor 8 pro device duk L09C675B140. I've unlocked the bootloader and installed twrp. However the root didn't happen completely but my device works fine. I recently tried flashing a zip file to update it to B150. The zip file was valid. But I keep getting the assert failed error. I tried everything I could. Please let me know what is going wrong. Here is the log file:

Edit: I can't add the log file because of xda's policy.
[Honor 8 Pro  Questions & Answers] devanshu99:
I can't flash update.zip from twrp .
[Honor 8 Pro  Questions & Answers] devilrulz4ever:
update.zip is meant to be flashed through the stock recovery. Or you can use the fullOTA flasher to flash those updates through TWRP (you will need 3 update files)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] icarusnow:
it seems theres discernment over any timely updated patch. am i the only without patch, is it my sim or network. forget contacting Samsung or carrier. both blame each other. i hope soon the google enforces a rule and fines carriers if the fail to send monthly updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] icarusnow:
tmoble and verizon both slated the 13th, but nearing mid may, its ridiculously insane no april update.:confused::eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] ZerosMadness:
Thanks for reminding me! My note 8 never updates by itself and always requires me to do it. Just got an update today :)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] 89ls1:
I'm on T-mobile running April 1st update without issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] GallardosEggrollShop:
Just got my notification to update today. On ATT using the unlocked version of the firmware.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] OnnoJ:
Just got April security update this morning on N950U1 (unbranded unlocked).

Now on FW N950U1UEU4CRD7. So again new Bootloader. No issues detected so far.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Thund3r.nl:
Hello,

i purchased a s9+ but i noticed a round shape of like 3cm wide and 7 cm long exact on the center.

Do you other s9 s9+ users see that too or do i have an faulty screen?

i was in a dark room and spotted it with the light of my monitor reflecting onto the screen you can see it the best in an angle.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] nunoamorim133:
Return the phone, get another.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Klima1123:
I'm trying to port LineageOS 14.1 to my S8 Pro, but no success; I tried using the lineage rom for Moto E4 with the same cpu (MT6737M) as port rom, but the only result I get is bootloop; I tried other roms too (RR for Homtom ht17 pro and dotOS for moto e4) with the same result;

I tried with these 3 guides:

https://xdaforums.com/chef-central/android/guide-porting-64bit-mtk-roms-mt6735-t3563807

https://xdaforums.com/android/software-hacking/guide-port-64-mtk-roms-t3555933

https://www.androidgsmbd.com/how-to...atek-mt6737-37m-32-bit-nougat-based-using-pc/

Shortening, I wanna experts help to port a rom to my phone because I'm a noob!!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Klima1123:
I managed to boot a rom of AICP on my phone using this tutorial "https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1908008", so I think I can go on by myself, the secret of the phone is to not change the boot.img
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheeze.keyk:
did they release the kernel source of this device? :confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Klima1123:
Nope, I used the stock boot.img (if I use other than stock it will bootloop), the phone didn't bootloped, but it didn't completed the first boot, I need to use catlog to discover what's the problem now, so the phone half-booted :rolleyes:

But I think I'll stop doing this, it's giving me headache :(