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[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] ante0:
Well, are you flashing stock recovery to recovery_ramdisk?

E.g. fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk recovery_ramdisk.img

HWOTA is outdated, while it shouldn't need to patch it will fail because the things it tries to patch have changed.

But try just flashing back stock recovery and then relock.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] achaussa:
I tried flashing that file to recovery_ramdisk and relocked and got the same issue again
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] achaussa:
I messed around some more and still unsuccessful. I can successfully flash the stock recovery (when I used adb reboot recovery it takes me to the stock recovery instead of TWRP) but I'm still unable to get out of the recovery screen when I relock the phone. I tried to use the tool (even thought you said it was outdated I gave it a shot) and use "replace_recovery" but that still didn't work. Also I should note that on my fastboot screen it says my FRP is unlocked, not sure if that has any effect though.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] ante0:
Flash FullOTA to your current firmware using either HWOTA or HuRUpdater (from TWRP, do not keep twrp after).

Then try relock after that.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] achaussa:
Actually I finally fixed it last night. I flashed all 3 recovery files, kernel, ramdisk, and system and relocked and it finally cooperated. Thanks for your help!
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] SupremeTrippie:
Hello guys , i just installed Asylum A3 Port but before i installed TWRP and when i started the phone i shows something about a encryption of my phone. Do you know how to pass it or bypass it ?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] renoxtv:
Go to TWRP, click on Wipe, then click on Format data (theres a specific button that says Format data) format it. Your internal storage should come back from 0 MB to much more, probably somewhere arround 11000. Then flash latest magisk zip (you can search in google for it) and it should decrypt your storage. Be aware that you have already lost all your files from internal storage.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] andrewglass3:
Evening all.

Is there any way to get O2 UK branded firmware for my unlocked p20 pro? I'm on O2 however I don't have the option of WiFi calling as I bought my handset from the Carphone warehouse?

Cheers

Andy
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] sunmaid:
Before I put my sim in WiFi calling and 4g calling was an option but when input my O2 sim in that went ... But is on by default for all UK providers as some just work .. but it's not available for O2 for this phone
[Galaxy Grand 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glimpser:
Is there any Lineage OS dialer with both SIM call buttons always available when using keyboard ?
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] linckandrea:
Good news, but oreo kernel source (3.10) have not yet been released...:confused:

will you use 4.4 or 4.9?
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] LuizPauloDamaceno:
kernel source to oreo is "kernel-copyleft" no longer maintened from sony, but uses a common code.

https://github.com/LuizPauloDamaceno/kernel-copyleft
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] LuizPauloDamaceno:
Released. See first topic.
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] A Good Kid:
Does this work on Nougat?

---------- Post added at 09:40 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:38 AM ----------

Is it only for F5122?
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] LuizPauloDamaceno:
Tested on oreo and compilled for oreo.
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] A Good Kid:
But it says kernel F5122.. I have f5121
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] A Good Kid:
It is for every oreo build or only for 97?
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] A Good Kid:
You could oc it 1.5ghz cuz the same cpu on a5 I overclocked it to 1.5 from 1.2
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] 7Zero3:
It's working on my F5121.
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] zezell:
This kernel is not safe at all.

Just to be sure you know what you are doing.

This commit is freakin too dangerous. It can burn your controller, and I think it will for 1,5-2 yo devices after some chargings. I'm not even talking about these ones: this and this. And that's only a start, thankfully I am too lazy to get deeper into your commits but I am 100% sure they are as dangerous as this one. Are you just randomly putting pieces of code from another kernels and you don't care about safety of users that will use your kernel?

And yes I know it's called Extreme, but this thing is just... oh wait, you called that "Suzu killer". Then I don't have any claims anymore, lol.
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] lubik1:
[MENTION=7637390]LuizPauloDamaceno[/MENTION] hi! can you add this 2 commits to your kernel? It's for SuperUserMod.
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] LuizPauloDamaceno:
I see you know basics of reading... And, if you see my git you will see another kernels for another devices that have similar things. So, i haven't fault if another devs burn phones doing these things. My suzu is recently bought and i'm using my kernel with stock thermal configurations, that helps stabilizing things. None of my another kernels have users reclamations of "burned boards", i only improve configurations that already is done by factories. But as i see you dont give to you the work of see mine another works.

"Are you just randomly putting pieces of code from another kernels and you don't care about safety of users that will use your kernel? " This is my work, another kernels just add "force fast charge" to force it maximum current always, for example. Mine one incrases the limits but software can take all control over the current that is used at charging for example.

About the security, i use my essential modifications for two weeks or more before post anything on git or public download and my face was on risk for the initial tests.

Please, make some questions before post "things" (to dont say another words) that can prejudice the job of developers. You is free to use or not my kernel and you is advised on first post. About "killer", have you already saw about "irony"? xD
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] LuizPauloDamaceno:
will be added on next release, thanks for suggestion! =D
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Kianush:
I know you said dont ask this stuff but im in a real need so I try my luck, can you make this work on X compact?
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] LuizPauloDamaceno:
Updated! See changelog!
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] LuizPauloDamaceno:
sorry but i dont do things for devices that i havent. :rolleyes:
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] lubik1:
no security disabling commits added?
[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] filipsworks:
What about safety net? Is it patched or it breaks the SN checks?
[Huawei P20 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] 1noob:
Greetings people,

I am planning on buying a P20 PRO, could you please tell me what the best version to get is? the one that gets the most updates?

Any reasons i should not buy this phone?

How often does this phone receive security patches and updates in general ?

Thanks in advance for your answers. :)
[Huawei P20 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Truman82:
Depends what are you accustomed to. If coming from iOS, be aware we get major updates slower. And in same country different areas gets updates differently.

For me Bluetooth haven't worked at all. And it isn't hardware, but some other unknown reason.

Photos are phenomenal on this phone, as is battery life. There is lag and stutter here and there, but if you have used Android phones before, I think u won't see it. Only iOS users can?
[Huawei P20 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] otonieru:
You better look for used unit which already have its bootloader unlocked. So that you can always get updates faster. (as you can do it yourself, by flashing update file without have to wait for OTA arrive)

and the biggest reason not to buy huawei phone today is because they stop the bootloader unlocking process support.

else, phone is very good.

If you really up to for the new one, get CLT L29 either C432 or C636 both have better supports
[Huawei P20 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] kinjx11:
asian international c636 is the best one
[Huawei P20 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] ryanrazer:
Can someone please explain the difference between models? What's the deal? Sry for noob question..
[HTC U12+ Questions & Answers] bigAL99:
Have unlocked boot and installed TRWP and all was running good. Tried to flash viper 4 and dolby atmos and now stuck in a loop.

its a very short loop I get the unlocked boot warning screen and then the white HTC page and thats it. Can turn it off but can't then boot to bootloader using volume down button. Also getting no charge light when plugged into charger.

2 questions: any other way to get it into recovery?

and 2 would you turn it off or let it go flat before contacting HTC support and returning it?

problem solved it sudenly stopped bootlooping and stuck on the white HTC screen from there pressed the poer button until screen off and i got the vibrate then hit the vol down button and went it went straight to recovery.

Post can be deleted by an admin if they wish.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kickenwing13:
hey y'all, working on my aunt's 5x. They just bought a house so she was hoping I could fix it by just changing the battery. The symptoms she complained about was just not being able to take it off the charger long enough to actually use it as a phone. When I got the phone, even plugged into the outlet it would not turn on. she ordered a battery so I replaced it in the phone still didn't turn on. I tried plugging it in, nothing. I took it apart again and make sure I plugged everything back in, which the only thing I unplugged was the battery, but it was all plugged in still wouldn't turn on. So I assume this is a hardware issue. Thoughts? Is it worth trying to pick up parts or since the phone is so old is it just easier to get another phone?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rainbow_Dash:
You might want to consider one of 2 things:

1. Your new battery might be deffective (possible but unlikely)

2. Your phone has some sort of other hardware problem (the famous BLOD can sometimes manyfest itself by outright killing a phone without showing any splash screen)

Can you try to connect it to a pc and tell me what shows up in device manager?
[Palm Treo 750] adwehbe:
Can anyone send me the file & instructions for unlocking my Treo 650 with service from AT&T.
[Palm Treo 750] cd85233:
Look at the Wiki. Or just Look at the Sticky on the Forum...
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] mysteryjeans:
After Oero update i find speaker to be quite low, anyone else has this problem.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] p51d007:
Yep, the switch between 7 & 8, they reduced the speaker volume for some reason. The difference between my Mate 8, running Nougat, and my 9 running Oreo is striking.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] mysteryjeans:
It raises some questions on huawei..

Any buddy knows how to resolve this? I am sure there must be a way.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killerskorpin:
I have just installed the Xposed framework and came across the Flipster module which can change icons. I have installed an icon pack off Play Store but I'm stuck pondering what to do and how to change them icons :confused: (I'm kinda new to theming mods and rooting etc :p ) I would kindly appreciate anyone's help.

--> I am on dotOS ROM version 2.4 [klte+variants] <--
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] GuestD0647:
Hello,

I have not found any topic regarding my question so I have just opened one.

I want to place my URL bar to the bottom of the screen on my Pixel 2XL, but I don't find the way.

I have done it once earlier in the chrome://flags menu but now there is no option for that. Has Google taken out that option or I just did not see it?

I am using normal up to date Chrome, not the beta one.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Mackay53:
New versions no longer support it as far as I'm aware, u would need to go back as far as chrome 65 to get it to work.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] smartymcfly:
I am pretty sure kiwi browser put this back into the browser.

Kiwi rom is essentially chrome (chromium) dev or canary with some fine tuning done by the developer and without having the ability to sign into the browser to sync with your google acct.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] devilshunter:
try kiwi browser, it's based on Chromium with ad blocking features, and it lets you put the url bar on the bottom in its settings
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] cjrivera04:
Great tip guys. I didn't know kiwi existed. Appreciate it.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] madscribblerz:
Have you tried installing the Chrome beta version and going to chrome://flags and seeing what you can do from there?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] GuestD0647:
No net yet, but to be honest I am not a beta fan. I prefer the stable versions.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] madscribblerz:
Fair enough. Chrome's beta is stable - but even so, if you have stock try looking at the options on the flags page. I know they have that option in some trial releases so if it exists, that's where you would turn it on.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] arvylas:
Chrome beta has the duet flag that puts the buttons on the bottom and you can also swipe right-left to move between tabs.

I tried kiwi and it's sluggish and choppy especially when opening a new page from a link.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] galaxys:
Use the beta if you want to have those features now....
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] Orbital_Logic:
Anybody else have this problem? I've followed all the suggestions to resolve the issue (clear cache for USBSettings and device cache from the recovery menu), I've even factory reset the thing. I've taken a tooth pick, tissue and alcohol and (while the device was off) gently cleaned the charging port and the usb c aire of the charging cable..nothing has worked.

In the gs8 or note 8 forums they say it's a known issue after the oreo update, and at best buy the samsung team is just flashing them back to nougat and the problem is solved.

Should I flash back to nougat? Samsung rep is wanting me to send it in for eval and repair
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] HACK3DANDR0ID:
I have heard of many people, including personal friends with the same issue, on BOTH Oreo and Nougat, yet I am to have the issue on my S8+, Note8, and Fully Submerged in water S9+. I am yet to experience this issue on 3 different devices, running BOTH the Oreo or Nougat Factory Firmwares...

*Edit*

Forgot to mention, my Tab S3 on ANY of the Nougat, Oreo or Custom ROMs, NO moisture Detection...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] 4Nails:
Was trying a factory reset with the idea that I'd give my Tab s3 to my wife upon receiving my S4.

The s3 was rooted but had the stock ROM.

I booted into recovery (TWRP) and did a wipe to factory reset. I had used TWRP a lot and didn't take my time. Just as I was moving the slider i read something like "sure you want to do this you have no OS installed." Too late.

Now it is stuck on the splash screen. I can't even turn it off.

Thoughts?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] KainanMaki:
You can either flash stock firmware from download mode (vol down+home+power). You can force reboot with this combination even if it's stuck at samsung logo (after screen gets dark, keep pressing them to get to download mode). Then you can flash with Odin a stock samsung firmware.

The other option is to use this rom https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-s3/development/rom-sm-t820-tweaked-t3659433.

Copy it to the microsd, boot to recovery (in this case you have to use the same 3 button combination, but as soon as the screen goes off, you leave the vol down and press vol up along home and power buttons.

That would take you to TWRP and then you could flash that rom.

The first option is the natural one but both should work.

Also, for the second option you need the actual bootloader to match the custom rom.

So if you're in Nougat, flash the Nougat rom. The same for Oreo.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] 4Nails:
Thanks. Worked perfectly.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] tlxxxsracer:
[YOUTUBE]178eZh9OLww[/YOUTUBE]

The GPEL screen protector is fantastic! No dot matrix, full adhesive, comes with 2, affordable, case friendly & no Halo affect.

The black border is just a tad too big, so you lose a row of pixels..

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D1CG8QY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_MQYCBbYM79AP7
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] parkerman:
Thanks for sharing the review!
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] Al3xxxinho:
Hello,

Does the black line cut from the sides of the screen ? Or the bottom ?

Thank you !
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] gnabtib8:
I currently have this protector, as stated in the OP it cuts off a little on all sides and is it a bit crooked. I have plans to review another screen protector (might be the one) in a new thread soon
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] mangoman:
So, anyone that sells this internationally for less than 15usd for shipping?
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] markfm:
Care to share which one? I just picked up a g7 yesterday, have a SUPCASE UB Pro on order, want to pull the included plastic shield, put on glass.

The gpel sounds good, but I'm interested in seeing what else looks solid. (Not interested in going to the $50 dome glass.)
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] gnabtib8:
I have 2 g7s one with gpel and dome glass. Do you want a side by side comparsion picture. Either is perfect and has flaws
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] markfm:
Sure, thanks!
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] gnabtib8:
Dome is on the left and GPEL is on the right

Dome - doesn't affect the sensors but it's smaller than the actual display. It's a bit too short on the left and right sides. This causes light bleed on the edge of the screen protector. Dust magnet but less likely to have bubbles

GPEL - affects sensors and black borders cut off display and is especially noticeable when watching YouTube videos in full screen pinch. Bubbles can happen
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] markfm:
What are the sensor impacts from using the gpel?
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] gnabtib8:
It can cause the display to dim and sometimes turn off like when you raise your phone to answer a call. To be fair all full cover screen protectors are suffering for this flaw. Even OtterBox is getting massive hate for their version and is temporary unavailable.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] Falkentyne:
Just to let you guys know,

You will NOT have the "notch" border pixel line problem if you perfectly align the holes at the top with the sensors, but with a catch: you have to align it with the sensor being more towards the bottom than dead center. My very first screen protector had it more towards the top (basically, the entire protector aligned downwards 1mm, which made the notch very prominent). Then I wasted two more trying to make it bottom aligned. (edit). That fixes the sensor problem and the pixel problem at the top with the notch, unless you are looking down at the phone from above the phone (and who the hell does that?). Unfortunately, perfect alignment is expensive and will cost you several screen protectors since you have to deal with lifting and replanting as well as small nudging WHILE you are in a steamy bathroom hoping for no dust hairs to drop on something. Took me three of them to get it perfect. But I got perfect and I'm pleased.

The left and right sides black bars aren't a problem; the missing pixel line can always be seen by looking to the side of the phone. Just remember to focus on aligning the TOP first (edit) align the ridged sensor so it's almost touching the bottom cutout) and then pressing the top down, then the middle. That's the hard part. This will also cause a few air bubbles on the sides, which means you will have to carefully lift the edges and press outwards to reapply again, and make very sure your fingernails are spotless. That is going to be the risk of dust getting in there, so be careful. Get it perfect then everything will make you happy.

The results are worth it.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] gnabtib8:
Where's your proof? Both the OP and me have reported information (with evidence mind you) that contradicts your statements.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] Falkentyne:
My proof is me owning the phone and going through 4 GPEL screen protectors before I got it perfect. I paid my dues. And as someone disabled and on SSI and with a fixed income, I don't have money to go through infinite screen protectors, unlike some of you people here.

The trick is to align the "ridged" sensor so that it's (edit: just looked at my phone: the hole aligned at the -bottom- of the ridged sensor, rather than dead center! but not blocked by the edge of the screen protector), sensor bottom aligned and then after that, making sure all the sides are perfectly straight when applying (a LOT harder than you think, even in a steamy shower, because I'm in an old apartment). Took me 4 protectors and cost me over $30 dollars. (air bubbles and dust from me constantly having to re-lift to get the orientation perfect and eventually dust getting under the edges, and I have OCD so I want nothing less than perfection). Might even give GPEL an email and see if they'll send me an extra sample for my troubles. And no, I have no way to take a picture of the phone screen for you.

I forgot that I had it 'bottom' side sensor aligned rather than mid sensor aligned because I spent over 30 minutes in the shower sweating and uncomfortable wasting screen protectors trying to get rid of the notch line and getting it on with air bubbles. I was extremely stressed out, and it's difficult for someone with a metal bar in their spine to have to work that hard. Needless to say the fourth protector (thank god) I got absolutely perfect.

If it's dead center yes you will have a pixel row of the notch visible. So you have to 'raise' the protector upwards by that same pixel space. There's enough cutout to work with to make that work.

This is no problem because the very *BOTTOM* of the phone isn't used by the display (since this is an IPS display; someone mentioned this in a review, compared to OLED), unlike the top, so you have like 1mm of extra room to work with for the cutout (as long as the top sensor isn't blocked by the bottom edge of the protector). The black border at the bottom won't interfere with anything (checked with a screen test in the service menu).

I'll -try- to upload a picture of the phone with my laptop's built in camera if I can later on, but please don't be upset if you don't like the quality. My laptop isn't high definition and isn't made for such precise pictures. 720p isn't going to work very well.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] markfm:
[MENTION=9419488]Falkentyne[/MENTION] - thanks for the explanation.

It sounds like the critical part is where the protector is relative to the front mounted speaker (towards the right edge of the notch) front mounted camera (center of the notch), mystery circle to the left of the camera, and tiny notification led circle furthest to the left side of the notch?

If a photo of your own screen is hard to get, I've attached a photo, the top part of the g7 screen. Maybe draw a line showing where the gpel edge needs to be (outside edge of the line = outside edge of the gpel).
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] Falkentyne:
This is the best I could do.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Accessories] Falkentyne:
In your picture, move the screen protector UP about 1mm upwards so the bottom is where the red line is.

This will leave about 1mm of 'extra' space above the sensor area (whatever that thing is, sensor, microphone, I don't know). But it will still fit fully into the enclosure.

Took me 4 screen protectors to do this AND have no spare dust hairs from all the relifting !