yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] character:
The New Taste of AMP ... GM3 style

GM v3.0 Diamond (UC Capable)WM6.1

Core: 5.2.19588

Build: 19588.1.1.4

4mb pagepool

NO IPL\SPL\ExtRom!( therefore it is safe for G4 and G3 devices)

thanks to

j.vd.spank of xda-developers for the kitchen!

This is the creation of Grinminded from Airfagev ... hope you like it
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Registry tweaks:

Error reporting - disable

Security warning -disable

Enable 802.11g

Enable All sounds

Enable file cache

increase Ring Volume

Make WM6 ask where to install a program

Propt before overwriting

Show slideout keyboard capsdot

Hide title bar clock and show battery indicator

Email,Attachments,My Documents,Temp IE,CacheIE,History,Cookies move to Storage card

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Camera 3.3 Thanks to SVI

New Start Menu icon

.net 3.5

Office 2k7

BT explorer

HTC AudioManager DIAMOND

HTC Homeplugin DIAMOND l Thanks to Paso

Commmanager 6 buttons DIAMOND Thanks to Carlos

Calculator DIAMOND

Dialer DIAMOND Thanks to poorlyduck

Network Wizard

wktask v1.1.7.3c

PIMbackup 2.8

Black Keyboard

SMS Scheduler v.1.4 Thanks to

MRey

( Airfagev Founder)

enAlarm

Softkey changer

Pockerrar 3.8b4

Notepad 4.0.10

Wm5torage v.1.80

jeodek java

UPX4PPC

HTC Windows Media Player DIAMOND Skin Thanks to poorlyduck

Quick Menu v2.7

HushSMS v.0.1

SMS Nuke v.1.1 Thanks to Oldsap ( Airfagev Member maybe you have read about his other creations and mortscripts)

Advanced Config v3.1 Thanks to Julien Schapman

MoBlue v2.1 Thanks to Martin Kaldma

SRS WOW HD

FexplorerEXT

Games Thanks to Sir greatbal (Airfagev member maybe you have read about his creations on SPB)

Airfadude

Stack'Em

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Memory information:

Storage: 47.46

Free: 44.76

Program: 51.93

Free: 31.15

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Now where can I get this???

Download:

http://www.4shared.com/file/61800067/158f300e/GM_v30_Diamond .html

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Known Bugs:

If you will notice comm manager will be on airplane mode... and if you tap it nothing will happen

Answer:

This is the known bug ... and the only way to get around this is using the advanced config then change it to Phone

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If there are some more bugs please do tell so ... for us to fix this

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If you happen to enjoy AMP ROMs before this one will be a sure hit!!!

Try GM v3.0 Diamond (UC capable)

for those who tried AMP roms and this Rom I truly thank you and and also for the other cooks who I often ask SNN, ather90 and others( so sorry if I forgot to name you but I do appreciate your help) I Really do

For those who are in Singapore kindly do PM me...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] dhawal4u:
first one to download & congrats u r backs after so long time..........
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] dhawal4u:
nice rom.

resembles like tnt 20273 series but fast as compared to that.

i would like more if it be more interseting some nw concept any ways nice esp new version of hush sms.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] character:
Thanks to that one as I have said this is one ROM that every AMP user must try ...

comments are always welcome for us to fix any bugs
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] theVenerable:
Trying to use my new Poco.

I have a dual sim set up, both sims are switched on. But I fail to send SMS messages (But I can receive them)

Also I can't get any cellular data.

Do I have to activate something?

My sims work fine in my old phone.

Please help other wise this phone is useless as it is.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Ruvy:
Try different sims on your Poco. If they work, it's your sim cards otherwise RMA your phone.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Marti9t9:
Copy the access point name APN from your old phone. You will find it under network settings / data or similar. The APN will probably include the name of your service provider. Then transfer to your new phone.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] theVenerable:
Thanks

My sim card wasn't that old, but I tried a new one and it's fine now
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jacobgacs:
Hello XDA:

I am getting a Nexus 4 in the mail mainly as a rootable and rommable phone, but also as a backup. Can you all point me in the direction of a good, stable, official ROM that is good enough to be used as a daily driver, and also the most functional mods to go along with those ROMs. I also need help with rooting it and unlocking the bootloader.

Thanks in advance!!!

Jacob
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erickjfc:
I use CrDroid daily and without bugs, for root and unlocking bootloader use Nexus Root Toolkit v2.1.9... The rom that I mentioned before comes with root..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KitsuneFoxy:
AICP 11 with quanta v20 on f2fs for data and cache. I can provide aicp if yoy you wish as its quite hard to find, it is a cm based rom, runs great with magisk
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] WaterKnight:
Hi,

Its it possible to get Mickey Mouse AR Emoji in note 8 now that we received officialy My Emoji Maker?

I'll be very gartefull if you answer me

Best regards,

WaterKnight
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] GuestK0079:
No.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maximus9929:
I just found a unused Samsung galaxy SIII and I'm wanting to use it to bypass the school's website blocker on their wi-fi. I can't find an app that uses the phones wi-fi as the mobile network when turning on the hotspot. Also I was wanting to use a VPN with the hotspot on the phone. Does anyone have a good suggestion?

Also this isn't part of this thread's topic but does anyone know how to root the Samsung Galaxy SIII without using a pc?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] winuxguy:
WiFi as the mobile data = not possible as you need a source interface which is the Cellular Signal receiver (mobile data) and a separate interface for the destination which is the WLAN or WiFi interface.

Rooting is easier with a computer. Use PC running Windows and flash a custom recovery like TWRP using Odin. Use a PC running Ubuntu and flash custom recovery using heimdall. Search Google further and find the answer that works for you.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivadow:
Wifi repeater is not possible on android. You could use the phones WiFi to connect to the network and connect a pc to the phone via USB.. In all honesty I don't think you'll get past the schools hardware firewall.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Mrbinki:
Hi guys! Lately after changing my carrier (still got the same number) i can't recieve short codes messages from Facebook and Google (verification login code) i called my carrier support they said that i have no blocked messages...

I own a S7 Edge Superman rom v3.0.1 Oreo (Magisk 17.1) and i changes the phone to make sure and still couldn't recieve anything.

I recieve my local bank message and other stuff.

I delete my number and i added it again and stil can't recieve...

So please any solution?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vic.prophet:
Root and TWRP Recovery,Lumigon T3

what version of Lumigon T3 firmware do you have? if the latter can not be shared?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
The firmware version is in the screenshot images as already stated Please try to be more clear in what you are asking me as I really don't understand your question. Regards bigrammy

EDIT:

Firmware Version is 3.2P.273.306

[MENTION=5210252]hanuma[/MENTION]

My TWRP works 100% including the OTG.

It would be nice if the guys on 4PDA would at least give some credit by name and hit my Thanks Button. :(
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vic.prophet:
does nfs work for you?wireless charging?there is an opportunity to share bekapa firmware Version is 3.2.273.306

Thanks

what version of SP FlashTool was used for firmware?

Thanks
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
NFC works but seems not to be stable because it does work when I share app information between devices but it "fails to complete" when sharing things like photo's :confused:

I will investigate this more when I get some time.

I cannot test the wireless charging as I do not have the hardware available to me to do such tests maybe another user could help you on this one. :fingers-crossed:

Are you on a different firmware Version to 3.2P.273.306 :confused: If so what is your version?

I could share a backup of the v3.2P.273.306 but I would need to fully test the backup and restore functions myself to ensure everything works perfect before I could release it which maybe a few days away because I am still using the phone on a daily basis to see how it performs in the real world before I start trying to modify things.

Edit:

Forgot to mention that I use SPFlashTool version v5.1752 for Linux.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vic.prophet:
do contactless payments work?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
I don't know as I do not use contactless payments plus I am rooted so it probably would not work in any case.

I take it you do not have the Lumigon T3 or you would know for yourself if these features work or not?

Given that using the T3 with the stock rom and not rooted I would guess that contactless payments should work as only a small amount of data is exchanged between devices. The NFC seems to struggle with larger amounts of data such as photos but like I have said I have not had chance to thoroughly test it yet and to be honest it's pretty low on my priority list as I mostly never use NFC anyway.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vic.prophet:
nfc (contactless payments) does not start due to lack of a certificate

how can I launch Android Pay?

but there is some update that eliminates bugs with NFC
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
I do not know anything about contactless payments Google Wallet / Android Pay etc etc. :o

I do not link any of my portable devices to anything involving my Money or bank details not even paypal or ebay of obvious reasons. :silly:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vic.prophet:
new update like fixes bugs and with file transfer by NFC
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Botandroid:
I'm close to by a lumigon but I'm afraid of the battery autonomy. I've a doogee mix and the battery longs to 1,5 day of hard use. And in this lumigon the battery in heavy use how longs is the autonomy? Any chance to upgrade the android?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
The firmware in your screenshot is 3.2P.268.299 which older than the firmware on my device 3.2P.273.306 so it is not a New update but a old one.

This type of question is impossible to answer because everyone uses their phones differently. :silly:

As I already said in the OP I would not recommend this device for heavy users as you would probably not even get a full day of use.

I get a 1.5 days maximum use but I am a light user with No social media, games, etc, etc I just make a few calls, sms, light web browse and play some music about 40 > 80 minutes a day.

I turn OFF WiFi, Data, NFC and Location (GPS) when not in use.

There is very little chance of a Android upgrade unless someone can find the Kernel source code :fingers-crossed:

Maybe a ex Lumigon dev may come by and leak us a copy of it :fingers-crossed: :laugh: :laugh:

The only other slim to zero chance would the M.A.D Team buying Lumigon T3's for their own use. :laugh:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vic.prophet:
The firmware LUMIGON-T3_3.2P.291 https://yadi.sk/d/t_Sm8AVWq7mUPg

topic on the phone https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=769158&view=findpost&p=77373253
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Botandroid:
Wow! Another firmware! Any chance to oreo?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
Thanks for this vic.prophet :good:

I view 4PDA on a regular basis as that forum seems to be a lot more active than here on XDA :rolleyes:

I am not sure why there is so little interest in this device especially considering the premium quality and low price. :eek:

As said already there is no kernel source code for this device.

I cannot find any OEM's that use this SoC (mt6795) running anything above Android 6.0 so I think MediaTek probably abandoned the SoC at 6.0 (MM)

A very very skilled dev like [MENTION=5238428]superdragonpt[/MENTION] or [MENTION=4761533]fire855[/MENTION]

maybe

able to construct a working kernel from various other mt6795 MM kernel source code. Even if this could be done it's unlikely we could find the drivers for the night-vision camera and maybe other hardware.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mkstevo:
Has anyone been able to download this firmware? I've tried and I'm told I need to create a Yandex account. I've done this but I am then told that my account has been restricted and I need to enter my telephone number to continue. I put in my telephone number, and entered the pass code, logged out and in again but I still get the same message about my account is restricted and I need to give my telephone number to continue. I put in my telephone number (again) enter the pass code from the text message (again), log out, log in... Well you get the idea. I can't download the file. If anyone can put it in some other drive sharing site I'd be grateful. I'd like to update my firmware an hopefully this will include the fix for Google Pay so I can continue to use the Lumigon. Otherwise I'll have to look for another 'phone.

---------- Post added at 04:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:09 PM ----------

Actually I managed to download the file from Yandex. The second time I created a new account BEFORE attempting to download the file, giving a mobile number as part of the sign up procedure. This allowed me to access the file. I should point out that I used a mobile number other than mine to complete the sign up procedure, one that allows reception of SMS messages via the internet.

The file doesn't seem to be a traditional 'Update' file though. It is a .rar file which once decompressed shows a number of ROM_1, ROM_2, etc. files. there is no 'Scatter' file either. Can anyone enlighten me how I apply this update please?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
Hi mkstevo,

The Updated firmware version is a "Read Back" (Back Up) using SPFlashTool. I described how to do this in the OP also how to identify what's what so please re read the OP and ensure you have a good understanding of what your dealing with.

If you don't understand a specific part then just ask.

The new firmware as posted is not fully flash-able by SPFlashTool it needs to be "trimmed" to make a SPFlashTool "Device Recovery ROM"

I will do this when I find a little time.

EDIT: It seems [MENTION=5210252]hanuma[/MENTION] has already done this Posted it on needrom

Needrom now wants me to pay for using this service even though I contributed to their database of ROM's and Recovery's!!! :(

Hopefully [MENTION=5210252]hanuma[/MENTION] will share it with us :fingers-crossed:

If not then I will have to do it myself later on when I get a little time. :rolleyes:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mkstevo:
Many thanks, in truth I was expecting a more 'standard' update.zip file that could be applied using the 'update from local file' facility in recovery mode. I hadn't understood your post relating to updating using this file as I don't understand what I'm doing and this is (a long way!) out of my skill set.

I have used SpTools before, but that has always been with a manufacturers update file that I've then been able to unpack and repack less the bloatware then flash to my device. I've not been able to figure out how to use the required tools to create a backup file from a 'dump' such as this one. I did have a look yesterday, but couldn't make any sense of it.

If the file on needrom does allow Google Pay to work I'd be happy to pay for a membership to allow me to download it. While $3 isn't a lot, if Google Pay still doesn't work, and/or I still can't figure out how to use the file, it is a waste!

Thanks for your kind reply, I apologise for being too dense to be able to understand fully what you say, I'll keep my eyes on this thread and hope that [MENTION=5210252]hanuma[/MENTION] or yourself are kind enough to share your intelligence with those of us who are less than blessed in the Android flashing department.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
Hi,

No problem I will do the necessary and upload it.

I do recommend you make a nvram backup using SPFlashTool though prior to doing any mods or flashing as this is unique to your phone (imei's etc etc etc)

Check Post #2 "Before you start" instructions. :o
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
Hi [MENTION=2407586]mkstevo[/MENTION]

Here is the LUMIGON-T3-v3.2P.291.340.zip I have made this from the SPFlashTool backup posted by meizuman on the 4PDA forum so thanks to him for this.

I have not tested the ROM myself so it's at your own risk.

The ROM is made to be flashed using SPFlashTool which you say your used to working with already.

Let me know how you get on. :fingers-crossed:

EDIT:

Full ROM Flashed in "Download" mode with no issues to report.

It take's around 10 mins to boot to the "Welcome Screen" so please be patient.

I have not taken the rom any further than the welcome screen as yet till I install TWRP and root the ROM.

Note: When flashing it maybe necessary to hold Volume Down (-) button to get the phone to connect with SPFlashtool. Once connection is achieved you can release the button.

I use the Linux Version of SPFlashtool and it can be a little buggy so these oddities may not affect others.

Other Notes and observations:

1. After flashing Magisk and setting up my phone as a "new device" I noticed that the google apps were not auto updating as expected but all were "pending" :confused:

I suspected Magisk had something to do with this so installed the latest versions of both and rebooted then opened the Magisk Manager app and bingo the google app's started to Auto updated. :D

So I now recommend to Always Use the Latest stable version of Magisk and the Magisk Manager app which can be got from the OP of the Magisk thread Here look for Downloads in blue and download the "Latest Stable" and "Latest Magisk Manager" :good:

2. Notifications from Gmail, Calendar, etc etc were not coming through so tried all the usual stuff but nothing worked :mad: Turns out the fix was simple in the end.

Go to /settings/Battery/ and Turn OFF "Enable doze mode" which is on by default. You will now get your notifications almost instantly now.

3. The only real visual difference I have noticed is the Lumigon Launcher now shows the "Home" screen apps in full colour instead of Gray Scale also the google search box is showing on the "Home" screen by default.

4. I am on 3 UK network and was stuck on 3G so I had to go to /settings/Mobile data/preferred network type and toggle "4G recommended" a few times before it eventually switched to 4G from 3G. I have had this on other devices too so maybe it's a 3 UK thing as EE seems to connect to 4G from the very start.

I will add any further observations as I notice them. :o
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
Russians on 4PDA

I have read some of your statements on 4PDA about this device been fake or built from spare parts etc etc this is a complete nonsense these are simply bankrupt stock the OEM factory or Official Receiver has disposed of to try re-coupe some of the Money spent by Lumigon on the Manufacture of these devices.

I am usually very sceptical and I was with this device too but I have to say IT'S a genuine 100% Lumigon T3 probably minus the final QC check and adding of a individual serial number.

As said in my OP building a fake of this quality would cost more than what is been charged for the phone so that argument does not make any sence. :silly:

I bought 3 and all are identical and I believe all are 100% genuine Flashing the stock ROM of meizuman's 100% Genuine T3 without bricking my phone just proves it genuine.

:victory: :victory: :victory:

EDIT:

By the way FM is not enabled in the kernel. Please review the project.config file to see what is enabled and what is not.

MTK_FMRADIO_APP = no
MTK_FM_50KHZ_SUPPORT = no
MTK_FM_CHIP =
MTK_FM_RECORDING_SUPPORT = no
MTK_FM_RX_AUDIO =
MTK_FM_RX_SUPPORT = no
MTK_FM_SHORT_ANTENNA_SUPPORT = no
MTK_FM_SUPPORT = no
MTK_FM_TX_AUDIO =
MTK_FM_TX_SUPPORT = no
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mkstevo:
Many thanks to bigrammy, I have been able to complete the update kindly provided, using SPFlash. Sadly, it doesn't seem to have enabled Google Pay for me, I see the same message about my 'phone being potentially rooted. Google Play Protect lists my device as being 'not certified'. Possibly any licence that Lumigon had, has not been renewed?

My version is correctly displayed as 3.2P.291, with an Android patch date of 1st March 2017.

I should add that for anyone else contemplating updating, be sure to have a minimum of 75% charge before starting. I applied all portions of the files that bigrammy provided, apart from the User data and the cache. My 'phone, once the update had been downloaded, took almost an hour to restart. Partially due to the fact that the storage was encrypted (taking twenty minutes or so) when the 'phone started, and then all the Apps required 'optimising' which took another age, with two or three reboots in between. Once applied and restarted, I had no other problems. All my Apps appear to work correctly, all information appears to be present and everything does initially feel a lot smoother and quicker.

I probably won't use the 'phone though as it isn't quite as good as my Smartisan at anything it does. If I'd been able to get the 'Tap and Pay' working, it would have been worth keeping it, but as that still doesn't work, it will be back to the Nut Pro.

I'd like to repeat my thanks to bigrammy, I really appreciate your generosity in sharing your work.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
When or If you un-root or use Magisk hide follow these tips HERE cts profile check needs to be passed also. ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vic.prophet:
Recovery firmware

https://mega.nz/#!Qh9hBBrC!YeMTGcz8-bsev-zBAzmY-is_D9FZ6enXC8RMXzt2eRo Made on the basis of backup LUMIGON-T3_3.2P.273.306

https://mega.nz/#!9gVS1a4b!X5rk2fCTQqWN1Epq88ej_v0HO76ClBn30hIjeFrOtZA Made on the basis of backup LUMIGON-T3_3.2P.291.340

https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=769158&view=findpost&p=77510569 explanations for firmware and recovery
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mkstevo:
Thanks again but I have not rooted my Lumigon? As delivered with the original OS, Google Pay failed to work giving the same message which claimed that my 'phone was a security risk, as have all my Chinese 'phones with NFC. It has been suggested that as use of Google within China is not encouraged, the manufacturers do not submit them for testing unless they plan to export them, which many of the smaller Chinese manufacturers such as Smartisan don't.

A pity as I liked the look of the 'phone and had an orange one on order from Lumigon when it was originally announced. I cancelled it following many delays in delivery and many broken promises by Lumigon. It does look and feel great, but time has moved on in the years since introduction and Lumigon never caught up. If they had been able to supply me that orange one when I ordered it, they'd have been one sale further from insolvency... And I'd have an €806.25 hole in my wallet. (January 2017)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigrammy:
Thanks vic.prophet I made my own SPFlashTool firmware for the LUMIGON-T3_3.2P.291.340 from the same source and I posted it in #22

People should understand that ones you have posted are RECOVERY firmware's and they must carefully select the correct partitions.

You can wipe the nvram with the above 2 firmwares and and it will be replaced with a generic nvram minus the IMEI's so be careful... :eek:

These should only be used if your device is totally screwed.

No problem bet your sure glad you cancelled it now and saved 700 Euro's :laugh: