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[Sprint LG G3] EsperaKing:
Hello guys, hope you doing well... I've an serious problem with my main phone. First, thank you for taking the time to read my story.

I have an Sprint LG G3 32GB since 2 monts ago and it was performing very well. Then I've flashed Resurrection Remix and a custom kernel on it and everything worked perfectly until some days back. I came back from school and left my data opened since the morning and the phone was discharged. I putted it in charge and was sending some messages on whatsapp. I tried to play some music but the phone was not making any sound and it locked on lockscreen and wasn't able to unlock it. Thought it was an OS bug and tried to reboot. While trying I felt asleep and left the phone in charge. Some hours later, the phone won't just boot and in TWRP, it shows Internal storage OMB.

I've waited some time and tried again then it came and I've restored the KitKat stock ROM. After that, the phone started bootlooping and freezing in logo. I was always facing Internal storage OMB and corrupted partition (cache, userdata, system, etc...).

2 days after, I've managed to flash an stock and fresh install TOT via LG FLashTool. The first time, the process didn't worked and I re-tried and then it flashed successfully the phone rebooted to Factory Reset Status 2. I've rebooted and it started with the QHS 9008 Loader COM. I've used boarddiag and restoring stock partitions and tried to flash again via LGFlashtool but the phone will just reboot during flashing in Download Mode and come back in QHS Loader.

This morning, I've sucessfully restored everything and the phone even booted up. It was discharged so I turned it off and left it in charge. Since 3 hours ago, when I try to start the phone, it may freeze on LG Logo or just stay in QHS with everything black. Managed to try AP CHECK and EMMC TEST but AP Pass and EMMC gives me "Error while trying to read partition from EMMC". Basically, that means that my EMMC has fried out or have been damaged. BUT, SURPRISE, sometimes the phone will boot up normally and work for 2 to 5 minutes and power off again and going back to QHS.

NOTE:

-I can't access download mode

-I've flashed the ZV6 cause that's the only ROM who restored via boarddiag and flashed successfully via Download mode

- Also, I've remarked that in the storage page in settings, the phone will show 9GB available and put 21GB in MISC unusable. That's anormal...

THANKS YOU for reading until here.

This is my main phone, any help would be appreciated thanks a lot for responding.
[Sprint LG G3] EsperaKing:
SOLVED

Unmonted the phone and heated a little bit the EMMC chip and putted an small paper in other to make some pressure and remounted.

Everything worked nicely.

Am know facing unlocking issue
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] StoneSpider:
1) The fingerprint scanner doesn't work when the phone is CHARGING.

2) Doesn't provide haptic vibration feedback on WRONG/INCORRECT fingerprint scanning.

Anyone facing these 2 issues? Any solutions to it?
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] Aftab_khatri:
Update software to 318
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] StoneSpider:
My device is running on 318 update
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] Hameedhudeen:
Try removing the saved fingerprint data, restarting and adding a fingerprint data again.
[Acer Iconia One 8] Scubadooper:
Anyone interested in working on developing a new ROM for the Acer Iconia One 8 B1-850?

I would have posted this in the ROM/development forum, however apparently I'm not allowed to until I have more comments...
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] das873:
Hi,

Any news about lineage os 15.1 for the galaxy s6 edge? :confused:
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] das873:
Thank you! :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakan123432136:
Hello . guys so when I close up the phone my phone keep turn on Bluetooth and WiFi in the same time

But than it turned off idk if this becuz of lineage os bug or because installing some unknown .apk
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] GilesTheAlmighty:
hi all

i've been searching for nearly an hour and just wondering if it is possible to edit the registry of a dumped rom (eg a complete dump part01.raw part02.raw etc ...)

using Imgfs Tools and ImgfsFromDump its all dumped into indivdual files, conversion to .nb required?

after searching I found someone who said that important DLL's and initial registry settings are in part00.raw ?? anyone clarify?

or am i barking up the wrong tree completely ...

thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] sherpa:
You've been around since 2006 and you do not know about searching or wiki? Hmm! Read the wiki on "how to reconstruct a dumped ROM" and then go from there.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] GilesTheAlmighty:
i did read through the wiki, that was my first port-of-call .. i'll go there again thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] dfresh305:
Agreed

I've looked all over, and can't find anything about it. I'm loosing my mind on it....
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] ryncppr:
I'll agree with you completely on this...in the How to Reconstruct a ROM thread there is really nothing on registry editing, default.hv editing or what to take out of a ROM and what needs to be left alone.... I just posted a reply in the thread How to Reconstruct a ROM and waiting for an answer myself.

It appears some of the Chefs are not using .rgu files at all in their ROMS and some are???? I don't know if its a big secret but everytime someone asks a question on here it is read the wiki!!!!

The wiki is great if you want a dumped rom that is based on the kitchen, but I want to learn how to take my own rom and make it a cooking rom. For example the new 209 version would be great to look into

And please, I beg you _ALEX_ don't close this thread until someone can lead us new guys in the right direction. PRETTY PLEASE!!!!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] _Alex_:
The answers you're looking for *ARE* in the 'How to Reconstruct a Dumped ROM & Reconstructed ROMs' thread, in posts 395-402.

Thread locked. Don't just say you've read, actually *READ*.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s.kudo:
Hello xda-developers,

I'm trying to figure out the proper way to transfer app data from an Android image disk. I'm very new to this, so I hope I'm not missing something basic.

Situation. I have a .img disk image file obtained from a .vmdk file via a virtualbox conversion , the latter being created by an Android emulator. I'm trying to recover some app data and transfer that to a new, working, .img disk. The emulator works on Android 4.4.2, if that matters.

What I did. I extracted apks and copied app data folders (com.<devname>.<appname>) from/to the /data/data directory. I did that using a file manager (ES file explorer) or via the cp command, as I found in many tutorials and guides. Others suggested to copy those folders to /Android/data instead, so I did try that as well. These procedures were ineffective, because they both messed up with folders and files permissions. Although cp -ar retains folders/files permissions and ownership, that was of no use after the import into the working image. Those operations were performed on Ubuntu 18.04.

The problem (and a workaround). When the apks are installed, a new uid (in the 10000 group) is generated for them. These values are unknown when I import the data folders, hence they are destroyed at phone boot. A log in /data/system/uiderrors.txt confirms this. The only way I could make it work was to install the apk from scratch, open the app so that the new data folders are created with a proper uid, replace those folders with old ones and manually change ownership and permissions accordingly (for every apk). This turned out to be effective but it's a very tedious and error-prone process.

What am I doing wrong? How do ADB push, pull and backup commands manage folders permissions/ownership and app uids? Could they be useful in my situation? If so, how can I use them on a .img file?

Thank you.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lgg3mobile:
Hello,

For start,I'am new here so i apolegize if i put this thread on wrong place ;).

I'am using lg g3,andorid version 6.0,but the problem is that i can not find root method for version V30o.

Is there a way to root this version,and if so,how?

Thanks.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezantera:
People here first downgrade to 30b, root by kingroot and then install "bumped" higher version for example 30n which cannot be rooted also.

In short you need to downgrade if you want to get root.
[LG G6 Questions and Answers] ggoude:
hello i just bought the g6 and i would like to know if anyone has a problem with the speakers is sounds to me that is a bit off in comparison to the lg g5 in which to the sound is more sharper. Any test or something to see if i am right or not?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Yes, yes, it's possible to love a phone. Heck, you sleep next to it, don't you? Rate this thread to indicate your love for the Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] BubuXP:
Premise: I'm actually using a Redmi Note 4 with LineageOS, happily.

When Mi A2 Lite was announced days ago, I was like: "nobody will buy this device, with SD625 and micro USB in mid 2018".

Then a tech-dumb friend gave me an iPhone X to configure. I played with it for a day and I find it very comfy to hold in hand, and one-hand usability is very good (except for some iOS design flaws, but I hate the Apple philosophy in general).

I was so in love with the compactness of the iPhone X compared to my RN4, that I immediately searched for a phone that is not wider than 72 mm (the iPhone X is 71 mm). Thanks to GSMArena phone finder, I restricted the search down to two phones: the Nokia 6.1 and the Mi A2 Lite (I excluded all the unlock-able bootloader phones, and the Mediatek phones because of very poor custom ROMs and mods scenario, no updates and violation of the Linux kernel GPL).

The Nokia 6.1 (X6 in Asia) seems perfect under all aspects, but I found that Nokia don't unlock the bootloaders of their phones, and it's a no-go for me.

The last choice was the Mi A2 Lite, a phone with unlock-able bootloader but with an aged chipset. But frankly, it's the same chipset as my actual phone, and it does everything I need without problems. It's like having my same RN4 but in compact form and with upgraded camera (the same as RN5 I read somewhere).

In the end it will be a very small hardware upgrade, but a great upgrade for usability and for my fingers' health.

I will review this phone better when I will get it the next week.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] justwondering:
My A2 Lite 4GB arrived today.....screen seems a bit smaller when held in the hand than I had Imagined but I am use to a Oneplus 5 and a 5T, currently running all 3 phones, few minor gripes for the price, mostly software related

The battery percentage option does not work when set in the System UI Tuner, I had to download an app to show the percentage in the notification area and then remove the battery icon using the System UI Tuner.

Also the navigation buttons, I cannot find a way to swap there order, also no way for the navigation buttons to be called upon when needed rather than them taking up a portion of the screen at all times, which is ideal when surfing or reading a site, but hopefully there is a method, On the oneplus you can simply set to be called upon with a swipe up gesture from the bottom of the screen.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] azq8ooz:
Same
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] sokreos:
Look at this thread:

https://xdaforums.com/mi-a2-lite/themes/hide-navigation-bar-t3825864

im using non-rooted version and with that app you can hide navigation bar to, and swap button order.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] VS88:
It is a great phone, because of the AndroidOne and overall build and looks. Otherwise, all comments here apply to me also.

Things it misses from ideal phone for me are: at least SD636 (BT5, etc) and better camera (aperture at least 2.0)
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] bardi36:
What app did you use?

Gesendet von meinem Mi A2 Lite mit Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] DonkeyKonk:
Very happy with this phone. Rapid Charging on good old Micro Usb (I don't want to have to change to USb C yet), great battery life, pure android, Loud Loud Speaker, android one is very smooth, no bloat, IR blaster, a kind of Hidden FM Radio (using Qmmi settings, not great but usuable in a way), great size and shape for me I can use one handed, just, and the camera is decent enough for me.

First time I have bee
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] soulz:
I have it now, it's slow as duck but good phone.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] ttdom:
Bought it 2 month ago..am travelling now. Nothing beats the big battery..side effect is lot of cheap places don't give up remote of airconditioning if any.. then I fire up phone and the ir blaster manages to make everything cold and nice..phone is not super cool but proves itself
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] vsm20461:
Hello, I'm creating an account in order to give my real-life review of this phone.

For overall love, I would say 4/5.

I'm definitely felling this phone, right here.

I bought the phone in October 2018 and today, January 2019, I still enjoy this device.

I will give further details in the separate categories.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] bast525:
I'm VERY happy with this phone, especially considering how how insanely cheap it is. Screen is gorgeous, battery life is fantastic, performance is good even on newer graphic intensive games. Downsides? It's thicker and heavier than most phones of similar size,and the camera is so so.

8 out of 10. Blows away the MotoE4 I was using before this, which that phone was only about $40 cheaper.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] msiquara:
not 5/5 because of camera
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're a power user. Can the Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite keep up? Rate this thread to express how "healthy" the development scene is for the Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite. A higher rating indicates available root methods, kernels, and custom ROMs.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] adriakus:
Just hoping for the TWRP to come up soon. And for LineageOS-like ROMs to show, too. Eager to try them out and unleash all the phone's potential.

Looking good, though :)
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] sephkateno:
The phone is keeping up very good actually this is my first budget phone after a long time of using the galaxy series,note series and nexus 6p it is a tad slower at opening closing apps and the gpu is also weaker but it is surprisingly good at keeping them open in the background. The battery life is by far the best so far i ever had, around 8 hours of screen time of actively using the phone. I really hope the development for this phone starts up looking forward to testing roms and helping out in the future.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] GDFI:
No custom roms or kernels for now but the Kernel Source is already here and there's already some guides about different tasks, so the developpement community promises to be active, in addition to Android One and the GSI roms!
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] d1ngh:
TWRP official is coming. phh-treble will be updated for rounded corners soon. we'll be selling mi a2 lite with boot loader unlocked (which you can do yourself ofc) and a 2yr warranty that won't be void when you flash roms. we're working on sponsoring opengapps twrp and phh-treble and providing dev support / bug bounties.

let me know if you want anything else...like lineageos official, etc.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] mohawahba:
hope to see development for the phone in the near future
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] pacapona:
Official TWRP is on the way, hope to see lineageos taking the same way as twrp.

It's a very nice phone, relatively compact, big battery, volte, easy to unlock, A/B partition...
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] thorin0815:
An official Lineage would be pretty nice to have.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] bmoke:
Ordered the Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite 4gb/64gb last week. Anxious to see it delivered. My old Nexus 4 is still going strong, almost 5 years later, but it is having glitches and severe battery issues when I run GPS and maps. The other day, it reset itself and wiped all my user photos. Most were already backed-up, but still. It runs Android 7.1.2, otherwise. So, time to move on with a new phone.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] d1ngh:
Official TWRP is here, working on LOS.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] lact0se:
nice! Thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] Arbk:
Woohoo :D
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] thorin0815:
15.1 or 16 If I may ask?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] k8C:
Is the notch well supported by custom roms like lineage os?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] cd492:
Not in every custom rom. Tried a few, GSI Pixel Experience P Rom does support it.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] mortmaru:
I expected a fully working build by now but still looks like nothing coming up to 6 months old this phone as well
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] hossman:
Agreed but still a great phone, now pie is (un) officially here so it's all good.. what do you really want? It is a banger of a budget.. how many devices have you owned that couldn't even be rooted comfortably? There are quite a few. I suspect things will pick up in the coming months as people keep hearing about this phone..
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] mortmaru:
I have never owned a phone which can't be rooted starting with the likes of htc desire upwards then switched to chinese brands starting with redmi note 2 all have supported custom roms/roots.

This is the only one that has had very poor support.

I don't agree regarding budget cheapest 4gb/64gb version i saw for was about £145 for that price Redmi note 6 Pro is better value.

I don't expect much from this 6 months past and not even stable recovery/root and you would think some one would of done even a basic miui port (even original firmware has lots of issues still with slow updates compared to other android one phones)
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] leviklein:
for root you can use magisk, I have installed it on mine. this phone is for those who don't like big phones as this can be operated using one hand only
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] mortmaru:
that is debatable I know a lot of people this phone is too big for their hands so that is a stupid reason
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] thorin0815:
I can only speak for myself, but I bought it because it's a Android One device and because of its size. Personally I don't care about custom roms. Having Magisk for installing Viper4Android is all I need.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] MobyDuhFreak:
Did you get the phone? If so how is it?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] MobyDuhFreak:
Thanks this has been very helpful, this phone is absolutely amazing!
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] nehuy:
Getting used to this phone size took about a month for me, comming from first gen moto x; I'm "big handed" and this one had some learning curve to my muscles.

Only thing I miss is amoled display and nfc :c
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] vsm20461:
Hello, I'm creating an account in order to give my real-life review of this phone.

For the community development strength, I am getting more and more afraid of the support this device will get.

Although I expected that the community wouldn’t be following closely this device because of its very low price point compared to other devices, I initially bought it for Android One.

I like the fact that unlocking the bootloader is pretty easy on these Android One devices.

As of January 2019, I am running 100 percent stock but I am closely looking at GSI roms. Unfortunately, for the moment, they are not stable enough (fingerprint sensor issues for example).

Once it drops out of support, I hope we will have a strong community of supporters that will take care of the device, in a similar fashion to the HTC One M8 I had a couple of years ago.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Would you say that the Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] Shepard48:
I think that the stock android that comes with the A2 Lite is pretty terrible. I had to root it, then get xposed to work, and just after that I could make things look like I always wanted, but then there is a bigger problem. Overall performance, input lag, and stuff like this is really slow, I uninstalled bloatware, clear cache often, reboot every week, and yet it is slow. The only solution I see is a decently ported custom rom. Which is yet not really available.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] soulz:
Lineage OS?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] cpu004:
Haven't noticed anything that bothered me at all. I mostly use it for deving, whatsapp and mail.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] dali13gr:
I bought the 3GB/32GB version. Coming from the Mi Max 2 that was flying with the same SoC, I am disappointed by the performance. At first, I set it up by restoring the previous apps and settings via the Google backup. It lagged as hell. So I did a clean setup and things are better now but not as I expected coming to a stock Android phone from a MIUI one that is considered to be a "heavy" fork.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] BlueMoonRising:
The "stock" Android that comes with the A2 Lite is (surprise, surprise) stock, not sure what's terrible about that. There is no bloatware and the only app that can't be removed is a Mi Feedback app which is easy to hide. It's obvious that your performance issues are down to Xposed, not the phone.

Admittedly I'm coming from a much lower end phone (Vodafone Smart Ultra 6) but this thing fly's, how anyone can see lag on it anywhere is beyond me.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] Shepard48:
It may be with the fact that I had a phone with double the performance, but I really see this phone lag, and I am using it for a month only, while my phone before was 2 years old, and yet lightning fast(with miui)
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] sergueii:
I haven't noticed ANY problem with the 4/64 model. It is very fast (compared to an iPhone 7 or a Xperia Z3) and smooth. A delight :good:

I really don't see how it could be better (of course I'm not speaking about PUBG or Epic Citadel)...
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] thorin0815:
Coming from an older Moto G4 (2016) running almost stock Nougat this device feels like a rocket in terms of speed and fluidness. The only thing I'm missing is the superb ambient display from Motorola.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] aPexalpha:
The phone feels very stable and fast during daily use. I have the 4gb ram model.

But when I use resource intensive apps like Outlook or and/or I quickly switch between apps I can definitely feel the limits of the SD625.

Overall nothing to complain, incredible phone for €200.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] davidhasnexus:
I am actually very surprised by this phone. For 170 dollars? What can you expect? FHD display, notch, 4000mAh battery, alluminium body, good built quality, neat performance + Android one. I can definitely play PUBG on medium settings for 4 hours no problem. 3GB/32GB version. IT`S AN AWESOME PHONE.

Waiting for Android 9.0 <3
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Real Life Review] kitaco:
4GB/64GB model is much faster than my original Pixel XL by miles, both on Stock Android in day to day tasks and everyday usage. It's as fast as any phone I've used.