yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] skeeter123:
Curious as to what selections you guys use in the backup section. Do any of the "Vendor" related selections need to be chosen? And the same applies for the mount options.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] iElvis:
Not trying to argue. :D And I linked to the steps I followed in that post.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] h0LLe:
wow, so far as i read there is no clear instructions for 5.1.6 users and everyone is messing around. so i will keep calm and enjoy the working beauty :D
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] djrocks:
That is what I read somewhere.. Don't remember where exactly.. Sorry
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] brossovitch:
Working well.

I had unofficial twrp installed first for a few days now.

Booted into unofficial twrp.

Flashed official TWRP installer package.

Rebooted recovery.

Re-Flashed Magisk 16.0

Rebooted system.

Winning! Absolutely worked.

After that I downloaded the 5.1.6 OTA zip.

Booted into TWRP.

Flashed 5.1.6 OTA

Flashed Official TWRP installer.

Flashed Magisk 16.0

Reboot system.

After system reboots, I didn't have root.

Apparently, by flashing the OTA in TWRP it still switches slots (AB slots) so magisk actually flashed to the wrong slot.

Rebooted TWRP again, flashed Magisk 16.0 again then rebooted.

And here I am. No issues!
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] iElvis:
Are you on 5.1.6 official or the leaked build? If you're official via the OTA, just follow the steps in the How to Install official twrp thread: https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-6/how-to/guide-how-to-install-official-twrp-t3801558

If you installed the test build, you have to download the full 5.1.6 zip from this thread and follow the installation instructions.

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-6/how-to/official-oxygenos-5-1-5-ota-oneplus-6-t3794232

After that, follow the instructions in the other thread to install official twrp.

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Taking an OTA switches slots every time. That's how A/B works, You have to reinstall twrp and magisk each time you take an OTA.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] brossovitch:
Yep. I know that I'm just outlining the exact steps and trying to be helpful.

Since the slot in use actually switches, magisk flashed to the wrong slot for me.

So the prooer way to flash an OTA from TWRP would be to Flash the OTA, flash TWRP, reboot recovery, flash Magisk.

Alternatively... Flash OTA, flash TWRP, manually switch slot in TWRP, flash Magisk.

It may be easier for those more inexperienced users to simply reboot recovery after flashing OTA and TWRP.

✌️??
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] dgunn:
Quick question that I have yet to see an answer too.

If you take an update, you switch slots I know this much. But my question is -- Do you have to unlock the Bootloader on the slot you have just switched too?
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] iElvis:
No. Once unlocked, it should stay unlocked.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] brossovitch:
If you unlocked the bootloader, its unlocked.

There's only one. It's per device, not per slot.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] dgunn:
Awesome that's what I was wondering because somewhere I had read that each slot had a Bootloader. It didn't sound right because no one has mentioned the need to unlock after the switch.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] iElvis:
Okay, yeah, if you flash the OTA in twrp rather than just downloading and letting it install, it gets a bit trickier.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] brossovitch:
If you allow the in system OTA installer to flash the ROM, will it actually boot into TWRP and flash the ROM?

If so, will it automatically reboot or will it stay in TWRP giving you the ability to flash TWRP again?

That's what I'm curious about.

Otherwise Downloading and manually flashing an OTA is fine honestly. It's reminiscent of the old CyanogenMod days and also really awesome because it's not just flashing a custom ROM it's flashing the devices official firmware. I love OnePlus! I'm happy with the OP6 being my first OnePlus Device.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] iElvis:
No, because the system installer uses the A/B update method and installs to the inactive slot. The new slot will be 100% stock.

What I did:

1. Took the OTA and allowed it to install, but did NOT allow it to immediately reboot.

2. Manually rebooted to bootloader.

3. Fastboot booted official twrp and used it to flash the twrp installer. The installer flashes to both A and B slots.

4. Unplugged and rebooted to new official recovery.

5. Flashed magisk, reboot.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] brossovitch:
Oh.. I dig it, so before it finished you just held the keys to reboot into bootloader?

Yea so it's technically easier to just flash in TWRP manually then reflash TWRP.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] iElvis:
No, when it said Please reboot to finish, I just dismissed and manually rebooted to bootloader (note that there is an advanced reboot menu in developer options - no need to hold key combinations).
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] brossovitch:
Yea I know, that is how I get to TWRP.

I guess I misunderstood. I was asking of using the system update would boot into TWRP. I was thinking you had said it does.

I understand now.

That's just extra work to have to plug into a PC and reflash TWRP every update. At least for me, it's just not feasible.

But that's awesome, I like how many different ways we can do things on this device!
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] iElvis:
Yeah, being able to just take an OTA when rooted and modded because the OEM set it up to work correctly that way is awesome.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Schnuffel2008:
Finally I've solved my problem with installing twrp. I made the manual update to official 5.1.6 and after that the installation of twrp with the perfect description here was no problem. The next step was rooting the device with flashing magisk 16.4.zip directly in twrp.

I have to say that I am very happy with the 1+ 6 now.

Substratum works as I wanted and the device runs like hell. The best thing is the great community here that give me twrp and root in minimum time.

I came from Nexus 5 and first I was a little bit skeptical that the support for my new device will be less good than for my Nexus. It only take two weeks to make me change my mind.

I love my new phone and I am very happy for doing the right decision.

So thanks everybody. I am looking for a bright future with my new phone and I can't understand why so many people are always unsatisfied with their new phone and talk about bugs, bugs and bugs and not about the great features for a good price compared to other flagships.

Thanks a lot everybody here and keep on improving this great piece of hardware...
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Ph0enix_216:
Anybody having an issue where you boot into TWRP and it freezes, reboots, and has no touch screen support?
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] djrocks:
https://www.xda-developers.com/official-twrp-oneplus-6-huawei-p20-pro/
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] dgunn:
It does. I fat fingered a system wipe when I was trying to clear the cache. I had no OS to boot. I fastboot the twrp.img did restore with my Nandroid backup, installed twrp then flashed Magisk and it went very well.
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] SpectraFun:
TWRP full working or have problems?
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] gigawatt:
removing bloat with this twrp

Alright, so I am totally blind, so I use twrp in a different way. I use fastboot boot twrp.img. Once there, I use adb shell and then list all of the apps I want to remove. I may have used the wrong recovery in the past, but what happened is it showed the apps removed but when I rebooted the phone they showed up in the app drawer. I would look using adb shell ls and they still showed not there, please help me I want to debloat through twrp and adb shell command line, since there is no screen reader for the blind in twrp
[OnePlus 6 Guides, News, & Discussion] gigawatt:
Alright from my previous post, I got magisk installed, and used titanium backup to remove all of the apps I want, now there not showing up in apps, but if I boot to twrp, and do adb shell /system/system/app and do ls, the apps directories and there apps are still there?

Gosh, just want to debloat.
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] BladeRunnerA2C:
Somebody please port this, before they stop developing the Weather app

https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/sony-...peria-weather-1-3-a-2-9-android-apk-download/
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] Hakkinen3K:
https://xdaforums.com/crossdevice-dev/sony-themes-apps/app-xperia-app-stock-rom-t3263403
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] BladeRunnerA2C:
That's not the updated version
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] BladeRunnerA2C:
https://xdaforums.com/crossdevice-dev/sony-themes-apps/app-sony-weather-1-3-3-13-t3813478
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] SM-03:
the link that you provided is for the earlier version i.e. 1.3.A.3.13, not the latest one that I requested for.
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] BladeRunnerA2C:
Just wait for some day.

I'm sure that he'll update it on that thread
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] SM-03:
yes, he already did.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shellcode:
Hi,

I recently bought a T-Mobile S5 (SM-G900T). It's unlocked and I rooted and de-bloated the stock marshmallow ROM. The phone works wonderfully and it was nice getting a brand new phone that meets all my criteria (runs Google Maps fine, removable battery, SD Card, rootable) for under $150.

I use AT&T for my service. I'm wondering if anyone can tell me how to get AT&T Wifi calling working on this phone. The phone is rooted so I'm sure it's definitely possible with enough work but I'd like to know if anyone has already done this.

Thank you.

PS: please don't ask why I didn't get an SM-G900A. I didn't and what's done is done. Return/exchange period is over :)
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahvamaria:
If your on ATT prepaid as I am, same phone, they do not support it, only post paid can use that service. Was just at ATT store changing a battery and asked while there.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ibuprophen:
I don't have this variant myself but, you have a few options.

You can try looking at the following threads/link that's specific to your device for some of those options...

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2800402

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3736650

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2723817

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2770849

https://forums.androidcentral.com/t-mobile/421217-wifi-calling.html

... or you could use some type of VoIP (Voice over IP) or SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) app.

Here's a few links to help you with this option.

https://www.androidauthority.com/be...p-calls-wi-fi-calling-internet-calling-87396/

http://www.toptenreviews.com/services/articles/best-voip-app-apple-android/

I don't use any of the above myself but, those would be a good start for you...

Good Luck!

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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shellcode:
I am on a post-paid family plan. Wifi calling is definitely supported. I've used it on other AT&T devices.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shellcode:
Thanks but I don't see any mention of AT&T Wifi calling on any of those T-Mobile ROMs. Maybe I missed something? In either case, I'd prefer not to switch ROMs but I could use it to see what was done to make AT&T Wifi calling work.

I'm not actually interested in phone calls with wifi calling. I want to receive text messages at work where I have no signal.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arbiter:
When you say you'd prefer not to switch ROMs, is it because you prefer running the stock / official ROM? Or is it because you don't want to go through the process?

The US Snapdragon variants of the S5 have the same hardware, they're just tuned differently via the EFS/modem settings and run different firmware images based on carrier. You can run a different carrier firmware on your device just fine. I recently completed a switch over on a SM-G900P (Sprint variant) to the SM-G900T (T-Mobile) software. All T-Mobile specific features, including Wi-Fi Calling, are functional as if it was a T-Mobile variant.

What I'm proposing is, if you like the stock software, you can have it, with AT&T features instead of T-Mobile. It'll function exactly as if it were an AT&T variant, purchased as such, rather than as a T-Mobile variant.

The process I used should be applicable to any Snapdragon variant, however. As I had to figure out much of this process for myself, there's no guides or information out there presently. But if you'd like, I could help you through the process.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SyCoREAPER:
Moved to Q&A
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shellcode:
Now, there's an interesting suggestion! Are you saying I can get the SM-G900A firmware from sammobile (or some other source) and just ODIN flash that to my SM-G900T? If so, that would give me AT&T wifi-calling. I was under the impression that there were hardware differences and that you couldn't flash firmware from one variant to another or you'd end up with a brick. I guess that's not true?

I don't particularly *like* the stock firmware but I just want something that will work well with the least amount of tweaking. I'll de-bloat myself it but top speed is not as much of a priority as battery life and all phone functions (camera, bluetooth) working as it did from the factory. So, (debloated) stock is good enough for me.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arbiter:
Well, any stock firmware is as close to factory functionality as possible. When switching carrier firmware, you gain the features of the target firmware, without any bugs or other problems.

You do have to take care in doing it correctly. It's not meant to be done on an S5, and there's no documented method out there, such as Prince Comsy's Odin for the S7, for example. Also in regards to that, the flash is not done via Odin. There's some parts which require it, however, there's no way to flash a full other carrier firmware via Odin on an S5, as far as I know. The device bootloader rejects the firmware due to a software check failure.

That aside, if done correctly, it functions identically to the desired firmware variant in my testing.

There are only two things you need to concern yourself with. The first is whether your device presently has the proper frequencies activated in its EFS configuration. If not, you won't receive coverage where the bands used aren't active on your phone. If this is a problem, it is possible to manually activate additional frequencies via QPST and QXDM. You may also desire to do this anyways, for increased roaming compatibility and coverage. This is another thing you have to be careful while doing, however.

The second thing to consider, is whether you care about OTA updates. Or more precisely, that you won't be able to use them. This is arguably of little consequence, as its unlikely anymore updates will be released for the S5. But if there is an update, you'll have to apply it manually by the same process used to convert your firmware variant. If you were to accept an OTA, it could brick your phone. This is due to the fact that we don't flash the boodloader from other variants, for safety reasons. An OTA update would likely apply (or attempt to apply) the bootloader from the converted firmware. The outcome of this is unknown. It's possible that it works without issue, but if it doesn't, it has the potential to hard brick the device. For this reason, I haven't tested it, as other firmwares can be loaded by a mismatched bootloader without issue. Due to that, I recommend disabling all OTA checks / settings for additional safety. As a note, updates via Kies, Smart Switch, Odin, or any other utility are also a no-go. Updates must be applied manually if you want them.

If neither of those two things is a problem for you, then you might be happy with converting your firmware to another variant. It does work quite well when done correctly.

If you're interested in doing this, I could guide you through the process. It would be more convenient via instant messaging, so we could directly communicate in real time for the parts that will be specific to your device.

If you would like to, send me a PM to coordinate IM details. I use Telegram and Wire, and if neither is suitable for you, and you're okay exchanging phone numbers, I also use Signal if you'd prefer. I also use some other services as well, though I less prefer them. If none if the above are suitable, perhaps we can find one we have in common.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ibuprophen:
I could be wrong here but, based upon what I had read (my take on it), I don't believe that [MENTION=4758083]Arbiter[/MENTION] was recommending that you install the stock firmware rather an option that Arbiter had suggested to see if the WiFi Calling option is made available (based upon that members experience).

Am I correct [MENTION=4758083]Arbiter[/MENTION]?

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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arbiter:
To clarify, I'm suggesting that if you want all carrier specific features (including Wi-Fi Calling), it can be done by cross-flashing the target carrier's firmware.

If the target firmware is correctly installed, and the corresponding CSC is properly installed in both the support files and configured in EFS (a simple three letter change to a file on the EFS partition), then all features for that carrier will be available.

This is the only way I know to achieve full functionality with another carrier's features. There doesn't appear to be any available research or success in simply transplanting the necessary programs and libraries to handle carrier features on a non-carrier ROM for the S5.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ibuprophen:
I apologize for my misunderstanding but, I will have to "Respectfully Disagree" with you.

Though Custom Firmwares may be lacking some/many of the carrier specific apps and those features these apps utilize but, there's ways to obtain them either directly or indirectly via installing, flashing and/or porting them to a device.

Just to clarify... I'm not stating that this applies to all carrier specific apps and/or features but, I've seen this done for many of them on a Verizon S5 device with a custom firmware installed.

Maybe we just have to end this respectfully with "Agreeing to Disagree"... :thumbup:

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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] genhen:
Since you've seen this done, would you point us towards the correct direction in order to get at&t wifi calling on a G900T-based stock (or non-stock) OS? I have been trying different techniques and have only succeeded in causing bootloops :\

I don't want to use a bootloader locked G900A OS.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allensd.cordero:
Hi and thanks for reading.

My S6 is the 920p model. I had it rooted with Magisk v16.0, stock kernel, no xposed, DRA2.

Let me explain what happened.

Yesterday, I woke up because of a call sound. Once I finished talking, I tryed to unlock my phone using the fingerprint sensor. It was unlocked but suddenly it rebooted. When it booted I tryed to unlock it using the pin (obviousy), but it rebooted again.

I made a few more attempts but no luck, so I booted in TWRP, backed up my data on my laptop and made a factory reset.

Now the phone doesn't finish the boot, it only stays at "Samsung" blinking logo and the led in blue dimming, restarting again and again.

I installed the NexusOS 8.1, it booted, the phone is usable, but this rom doesn't recognize modem, so, no signal (Sprint modem not supported).

Since it works with that rom installed, I tried installing the DRA2 stock firmware wich I had installed at the beginning, but again stuck at bootloop.

Next thing I tried was using .pit file, and flashing one by one bl, ap, cp and csc. It only reached the "Optimizing apps" and rebooted again. I booted into recovery, wiped cache and reached "Starting apps" but, te phone rebooted again.

Right now I'm using it with the NexusOS rom wich is pretty, but with te Ril issue.

So, that's my problem, hope somebody help me.

Finaly solved: I just had to mark (Phone EFS Clear)

Apparently EFS was corrupt. After that, I had to unlock it. It's working properly.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Grynch13:
Is there a flash browser that works on this phone. Am I missing something. I am running Oreo and cannot seem to get any flash browsers to work on this thing. Any ideas
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samyam25:
Hi,

Got a bit of a problem here. I recently bought a HTC One Mini second hand from a flea market, with the apparent problem of it not being able to boot. What happens when you just normally turn the phone on with the power button is that it goes into boot loader without booting into the normal HTC phone. I'm pretty sure it's a software problem (i.e. not like the volume down button is stuck), because trying to boot into recovery, factory reset, clear storage is all useless.

Some details about the phone:

The phone is LOCKED, not re-locked. This means that the boot-loader has never been unlocked before, right?

I've tried unlocking the bootloader on the phone, and the steps are successful until the " fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin" part, where the phone doesn't react at all even though the process is shown as successfully completed.

The first few lines on the fastboot screen are:

M4_UL PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT-2.22.0000

OS-4.14.401.2

eMMC-boot 1024MB

Aug 12 2015, 18:31:50.0

Thanks for the help!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Tofikk:
please delete
[Oppo Realme 1  Questions & Answers] jikjatin:
Does it has any kind of gorilla glass protection?
[Oppo Realme 1  Questions & Answers] Cnkashyap:
Not specified by company but pre applied screen protector is what we get out of box
[Oppo Realme 1  Questions & Answers] haariseshu:
No. I don't think it guess. To compensate same, device comes with screen protector pre-applied. But same is not tempered protection though.
[Oppo Realme 1  Questions & Answers] abtExp:
I don't know for sure, but in a review video by geeky Ranjit , he mentioned that it has gorilla glass 3.
[Oppo Realme 1  Questions & Answers] Cnkashyap:
In fb they've mentioned as gorilla glass 3
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] giangia:
Volume suoneria non si aumenta
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] giangia:
Ho provato a resettare il telefono ma niente il volume della suoneria non incrementa
[Miscellaneous Android Development] GameTheory.:
[IMG="APK Utility"]https://intechgeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/menu-640x480.png[/IMG]

APK Utility is for decompiling, compiling, zipaligning, and signing apk and jar files. The utility also has the ability to tag your frameworks. This is a very good feature if you want to install frameworks for multiple different devices without having to remove one for the other.

APK Utility is simple to use and completely automated.

Just place all your apk and/or jar files in the input folder.

All compiled apk or jar files will be in the output folder.

In most cases you'll be using option 4 to decompile and option 6 to recompile.

You can download APK Utility from the project's page:

https://techstop.github.io/apk-utility/