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[Sony Xperia XZ3 Guides, News, & Discussion] j4nn:
[MENTION=6031898]MartinX3[/MENTION], [MENTION=6432539]SonicKiller[/MENTION], unfortunately backing up TA from locked state does not allow to restore drm functionality anymore, even when running kernel with the booloader unlock hiding patch. I am afraid the unlock state is checked (or calculated in) already in trustzone, making the keys restored in TA not working with unlocked bootloader.

There is no (source/binary) release for the first stage exploit for XZ2 because it has not been fully implemented.

I had only one trial with still locked XZ2, kind of worked, got root adb shell while still locked, but it is not simple executable, I needed to continue to work in that root shell to get further, manually inventing commands based on what the phone allowed.

As it went south for unknown reason getting a brick, with the only way for recovery via bootloader unlock, I could not finish the poc / all the steps as I wanted.

Working with locked TA restored, trying to make drm features working with unlocked bootloader did not turn out as expected/hoped for, I stopped the research after many days/nights spent on that.

It is a shame but in my opinion, sony "fixed" the drm dependency on the locked state since TAMA and we will not get drm features restored anymore with any recent xperia phones even if locked TA is restored via temp root exploit.

Yoshino is the last "good" platform with this regard. Too bad it is not getting the Q upgrade.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Guides, News, & Discussion] SonicKiller:
Thanks a lot for the explanations and summary. I've been reading your exchange on here with [MENTION=7543898]Blu-eyes[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4120742]munjeni[/MENTION] trying to understand the whole picture and see where I could help.

I have some knowledge on TZ exploits thanks to the 3ds and psvita scene but never got to experience it much on the Android ecosystem.

I've just got an XZ3 here, the bootloader is still locked and am willing to test and help.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Guides, News, & Discussion] j4nn:
Current state of my work is described here - unlocking bootloader not needed to get permanent root, twrp or even LOS16 to xz1c phone;)

Android PIE VerifiedBoot Bypass: sony xperia XZ1c locked bootloader permanently rooted
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Guides, News, & Discussion] j4nn:
In my opinion we need to reverse engineer many TZ and bootloader components to find a hole into TZ.

I am not sure though how different is Yoshino to Tama with this regard - I would like to concentrate to XZ1c for now.

Having less and less time even for that one.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Guides, News, & Discussion] j4nn:
[MENTION=6031898]MartinX3[/MENTION], so you can actually see in reality easily that after unlock on pie, there is a visible camera functionality loss, even though the camera seems to somehow work?

I am asking with regard to Yoshino platform, where many guys assume, that camera on pie works the same without drm keys on unlocked bootloader as it would work with still locked bootloader.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Guides, News, & Discussion] SonicKiller:
Thanks, this is actually what got me to find your post about the XZ2 ;)

Hopefully this could be achieved on the XZ2/XZ3 series. Your description seems very promising. :good:

We've faced kind of a similar issue years ago with the Motorola Milestone. At the time, unlocking the bootloader was not an option at all since it was not offered by Motorola. and brute forcing the key was a real pain (256 or 512 bit long one if I remember). If If I remember well, the kernel image was the main verified thing at boot, which is a little different than what we face with sony's phones. People ended up making roms towards old Motorola-signed kernels, but eventually this was found:

http://www.droid-developers.org/wiki/2ndboot

It's still not solving our issue here, but I am just mentioning in case it give you ideas.

Secondly, a quick summary for past TZ protected machines, for the Vita, TZ is not broken, devs spent years on this, but Sony did a good work at their implementation and interfacing with TZ. With the 3DS it was different. TZ was not the issue itself, but it was Nintendo who poorly implemented TZ, and it ended up recovering the HW keys of the platform.

I am not saying it's impossible, but I think it's more likely to find an exploit on a vendor's implementation of TZ, like Sony's one, than in TZ basic mechanisms itself.

Thirdly, I guess you already looked at this, but this is the first thing that comes to my mind with TZ fairly recent exploits:

https://github.com/nccgroup/cachegrab

Unfortunately it requires a kmod to be insmod, by default you can't do this without root and kernel access.

Maybe combining your temp root to run this...

Hope my message is making sense and help in some ways.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Guides, News, & Discussion] j4nn:
Yes, I had a quick look at that. Unfortunately that seems to me like a conceptual work, that requires precise analysis of encryption function, you would like to target.

I have totally no idea how to customize that stuff for any specific function.

I would not see a kernel module as an issue, but the needed analysis and customization - that's the thing in my opinion.

In any case, we would not get verified boot private key from that.

We might be able to obtain Android Attest Key's private key, that might be useful to fake locked stock fw state after unlock, but that's probably all.

Obtaining userdata encryption keys might also be possible, but I am not after that at all.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Guides, News, & Discussion] MartinX3:
Some said it degraded.

Of course I don't have comparison pictures.

But I better warn before beeing sorry :S

I don't know if it really degrades.

(Most of the time I use a GCAM with a SODP based custom ROM)
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] gadgetfam:
Hello XDA folks!

I succeeded in activating VoLTE with carriers that VIVO NEX does not support as standard.

I summarized the procedure, so please test it if possible.

I think Verizon will probably be available on "Volte_OpenMkt-Commercial-CMCC".

The rough procedure is as follows.

1. Enable development options, enable USB debug

2. Activate VoLTE switch

3. Enable DIAG port

4. Backing up the QCN file with QPST

5. Edit VoLTE information in QPST

Please check the link below for the detailed procedure.

・Publication of VoLTE validation method of VIVO NEX S

url gadget.hrksv.com/2018/10/06/post-17746

*The link destination is Japanese content. Please use google translation etc.

I can not check it because VoWIFI is not supported in Japan.

I think that VoWifi will probably become available as well.

Please test it.

I'm sorry for my bad English.
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] man2003:
Thanks
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] cho9736:
Need to get the QPST software to test it out!
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] Princevelyn:
Do any of you think this can work on the nex 3 ? And the Japanese translation was still hard to follow, would I need to root the phone ?
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] aliensmille:
Hy

I´m trying this out on my Vivo Iqoo 7, i´ve got the Vowifi sign in the notification bar but it doesn´t work at the moment.

I cant open the Network-state, when i try to open i just get a locker and Chinese letters.

Can anyone help me out?
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] kopap:
enter the last 6 digits of IMEI 1
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] aliensmille:
I'm not able to enter anything here...
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] kopap:
you have a new version of networkstate

try *#558# on your dialer

1.quality verification test

2.development

3.tick debugging port

then use qualcomm PDC to find the best profile for you, i try at least 7-8 till i find the right one for my carrier
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] aliensmille:
Thank you!

That works for me, will try some more profiles, on my oneplus it was working well with germany volte vodafone, not here with the Iqoo.

Edit: Unfortunately it does´t work with my iqoo 7, i tried a few different profiles but with some i just get the vowifi icon without function.
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] kopap:
i am on vodafone GR, on other phones i used to use vodafone DE profile on NEX there isnt a Vodafone DE so i use telenor
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] aliensmille:
Also not working, when i try to call during Flight Mode with Vowifi sign in the notification bar i just got the message "mobile network off"

I give up :-/
[Vivo Nex Guides, News, & Discussion] kopap:
flight mode wificalling dosnt work on vivo .wifi calling works only with antenas on. you can download activity manager from paly store

Activity Launcher - Εφαρμογές στο Google Play

Διαχείριση δραστηριοτήτων, ένα κρυφό πρόγραμμα εκτόξευσης δραστηριότητας

play.google.com

find settings on the list scroll and find wifi calling and anable always thats the way for me to have allways my calls through wifi
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] abhayz:
Hi All

What is Internet Sharing? is it a program? I cant find this on my ATT Tilt. Can someone explain or direct me how to use internet sharing?? Thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] GSLEON3:
Did you even use the Search button??? A simple query of Internet Sharing on the Tilt brought back 10 pages of results, & a ton of them would of pointed you to the solution.

Don't be lazy!

This is a community & as such certain thing are expected of it's members.

Here you go, your one & only spoon feeding.

It's hidden by AT&T. You can find the .exe in \windows. Copy it & paste a shortcut in \windows\start menu\programs.

Now wipe your chin.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 246810:
Don’t mind the abrasive Yank (lol). Internet sharing simply allows you to share your internet connection on your Kaiser with your laptop/computer. It is perfect for those who have unlimited data (like me).

To use internet sharing, you have to connect your Kaiser via the supplied USB or Bluetooth. If you don’t have internal Bluetooth and are void of a Bluetooth adaptor, then the USB cable is the best way to share your Kaisers internet- and it also seems to be quicker!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] abhayz:
Thanks for the spoon feeding :) yummy. Will search in the future.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] fil:
i got 9 pages of results, but im still at a loss on how to set up internet sharing??

found the IS program in file explora / window, conected my usb lead to the laptop, then bugger all?

Anyone want to give me and the OP a decent how to link?

cheers
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] At0mAng:
Find and run the Internet Sharing program. May have to search the windows folder. Select USB or BT, select Media Net (works for me), press connect and than connect the phone to computer. Not sure about XP but Vista picks up the connection as soon as I plug in with USB. With BT you have to go to the PC and select BT PAN and than connect.

Should be that simple...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 246810:
Double post
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 246810:
There have been numerous 'how to thread's but the search function is pretty

poor. I suggest you use internet sharing on your laptop/computer by using the USB cable, as the internet speeds are quicker.

1) Connect your Kaiser to your laptop/computer via the USB cable (which should have been supplied with your Kaiser)

2) Click on 'Start' then 'Programmes', then onto 'internet Sharing'.

3) Select 'USB Sharing' under the PC Connection type setting.

Then click on your web browser and you're good to go

This is how it works for me on a relatively new Windows Vista laptop with my MDA Vario III. I haven't tried it on my XP computer.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] fil:
at0mAng & 246810, cheers, do you need activesync on ther pc? as i have tried the above with XP and it aint having it???
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] P1Tater:
works great for me with a brand new laptop w/ XP and yes I do have activesync but it is disabled once you use ICS on your kaiser
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] fil:
digging up abit of an old issue here, but still cant get it to work?

done steps 1, 2 and 3 then hit connect on my kaiser, which then says connected.

on my XP laptop open ie, and nothing, get work offline or try again, cant get no net sharing to work! ?
[Huawei Nova 2i (Mate 10 Lite / Honor 9i) ROMs, Ker] brijaquin:
RNE-L23C605B343 (8.0.0.343)

RNE-L03C605B343 (8.0.0.343)

RNE-L23C605B343 (8.0.0.343)

RNE-L03C605B343 (8.0.0.343)

:eek:

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G2722/g1699/v178234/f1/full/changelog.xml

features module="[Security]">

<feature>

Integrates Google security patches released in October 2018 for improved system security. For more information on the security of Huawei app updates, please visit the official Huawei website at https://consumer.huawei.com/en/support/bulletin/2018/10/.

</feature>

Link:cowboy:

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G2722/g1699/v179312/f1/full/update.zip

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...1/full/RNE-L23_hw_la/update_RNE-L23_hw_la.zip

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...v179312/f1/full/public/update_data_public.zip

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/...1/full/RNE-L03_hw_la/update_RNE-L03_hw_la.zip

:cool::victory:
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] miki695:
Hello, what is the best ROM or Custom ROM for gaming for OnePlus 6? Actually i stay with stock ROM, ElementalX kernel, Root, TWRP, and decrypted.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] miki695:
this is my Antutu scores.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Bonito77:
Cleared with moving thread from Roms, Kernels and Recovery to Questions and Answers section.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] ddaharu:
good question bro. By but there's a question and answer forum. You should ask ur there before a moderator closes this thread.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] miki695:
any answer please?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] dex2grigg:
Stock
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Takumashii:
OOS
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] deezid:
OOS Pie

Stable frame rates
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] miki695:
thanks
[Device Reviews and Information] ensol52:
Hello people, hope you have a great day!!!

So the Moto e5 plus is a budget device as you may know. It has a snapdragon 425 (International) or 435 (USA) and from 2gb(international) to 3gb(USA) of RAM. Internal storage is 32gb and has expandable storage. The screen is a 720p HD+ display with a 18:9 aspect ratio and rounded corners, the phone is also made of glossy plastic. It has a single front firing speaker that doubles as a speaker for calls. The battery is a massive 5,000mah capacity one. Lastly, it runs Android 8.0 (Motorola comfirmed it isn't getting android P tho, but it will still get the security patches).

Ok now for the pros and cons of the phone:

Pros:

1. The 18:9 aspect ratio on a phone like this is amazing, not all budget phones offer such a great feature.

2. The performance in the 435 variant is pretty outstanding. Of course, it isn't meant for gaming so it will suffer a bit from that but the application loading times and everything else feels pretty good for a phone like this (honest opinion, it runs most of the apps better than my S7 XD)

3. The stock Android experience combined with the 3GB of RAM makes the phone multitask like a boss!!! Never had refreshes with 6 to 7 apps open including a game.

4. THE BATTERY is MASSIVE. 5,000 mah can give you up to 3 days of light usage (up to 2 days with heavier usage).

Cons:

1. The screen is 720p, so in terms of screen resolution it isn't good, but it has good color accuracy, however, due to the low pixel density you may not find it that great. Viewing angles also suffer a bit but that's to be expected.

2. The phone isn't getting Android P which is disappointing. Even the G6 play with the 425 will get android P so in terms of performance this would run it better. But oh well, Motorola doesn't like updating software for the E series I guess!!

3. The price of it can be expensive in the USA, cricket sells it cheap, T mobile sells it moderately overpriced and sprint way too overpriced.

4. The glossy plastic build can get scratched easily and it also doesn't feel premium by any means!!!

If you own an e5 plus tell me your review of it too in the coments section!!!!

That's all that I can tell, I didn't put camera pros and cons due to that being more of a personal preference and we already know what we deal with budget phone cameras so. If you still want the camera review let me a comment in the thread.
[Other SmartWatches] Daaaaaaax:
aliexpress.com/item/32897401471.html

It's cheap but looks like it has a ****ty UI, I did some digging and couldn't find how to use a custom UI with this particular watch gorge however I found tutorials for very similar watches, is there any public method that would work on this?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] TheFuzzy0ne:
Hi, everyone. I want to install a custom ROM on my old HTC Desire to give to my kid. I hear that the Revolutionary tool is the way to go (after literally trying more than 20 different things to s-off and root my phone, to no avail). The trouble is that revolutionary.io no longer exists, and the new site rev.alpharev.nl keeps throwing a 403 error. I thought this was going to be straight-forward and allowed myself a day to do it (it's my kid's birthday tomorrow). Does anyone have an alternative link for the Revolutionary tool?

Sorry if this has been asked before. The subject search isn't working. I had to hack the HTML source to allow me to to even type in a subject.

Many thanks in advance.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Darth Riker:
I am in the same boat as you.

I saw this thread - https://xdaforums.com/general/rooting-roms/htc-s-off-revolutionary-0-4pre4-patched-t3260015 - and have asked the OP to post his tool (although I don't like my chances considering the age).

If anyone else has access to create the appropriate key to S-OFF an HTC Incredible S (or an HTC Desire as requested by the OP of this thread) that would be greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Solpero:
Hello, i have an SM-N9005 and have always thought it was some kind of software glitch.

Now upgraded and tested several Nougat and Oreo Mods and same error. Running on RR 8.1 Mod

Even when fully turned off the battery drains 6-8% per hour.

If I take it out OK

But then when installing another fully charged battery the phone will not restart until a power cable or power bank is connected for a few seconds so it lights up the charging meter. So I can't just take out the battery overnight or while travelling

I just very annoying. Have replaced the power connection socket but same after that

Also heats up badly with CPU up to 65-68 C or more but has now turned down clock speed to test

:confused::confused:
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Test with a stock rom only .

But reads to me as a problem on the motherboard .
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anelsmj:
I have similar issues. Any resolution software related?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
READ the thread
[Android Head-Units] adamistr0:
Hi guys,

I know you can buy a decent head unit for $300+, but I can spend only $150. So is there any "not that bad" radio I can buy? I only want it for GPS and music playback + reverse camera. Best would be shipping from Europe, because tax here is 21% + $20 and that would ruin my wallet :D . I have found this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Panlelo-S10-Plus-2-Din-Android-Car-Stereo-2G-32G-7-1080P-Autoradio-Quad-Core-2din/32909908899.html?spm=2114.search0104.3.136.130d81d9nKqHaw&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_5_10065_10068_204_318_10059_10884_10887_10696_100031_10084_10083_10103_452_10618_10304_10307_10820_532_10821_10302,searchweb201603_60,ppcSwitch_0&algo_expid=a972cd81-c671-41c1-a8dc-9bd13b7e13a3-19&algo_pvid=a972cd81-c671-41c1-a8dc-9bd13b7e13a3&priceBeautifyAB=0 (Panlelo S10 Plus)

2 gigs of RAM, some quadcore CPU, 32GB ROM, RDS (I won't listen to a radio very often).. I only don't like sensor volume buttons, but I can live with that. What do you guys think? :confused:

Or it's not worth it and I should just buy some 1 din classic and parking sensors, leaving GPS to a phone?

Thanks for answers
[Android Head-Units] hans.vinkers:
I would say what is the worst that could happen with the device?

Maybe it is useful that you inform what MCU there is and if it is mtcd mtce whatsoever. Then you can look if there is any custom ROM that you could flash to this.

I prefer to have hardware buttons for volume and next back etc. But I know I can also use my steering wheel for that (which I do in 99 percent of the time)

Verstuurd vanaf mijn ZUK Z2121 met Tapatalk
[Android Head-Units] adamistr0:
The worst would be it not being able to run GPS and music at the same time? Or very bad audio output? I don't know what to expect from these devices.

I'm not sure if it has any microcontroller, specs says only "Allwinner quadcore 1.2 GHz". I though it was just a tablet in different body with amp. But I'm sure there will not be any custom ROM for this. I can even find many reviews.

Sorry if I'm not very clear, I'm new to this.
[Android Head-Units] jarv1001:
I got the panlelo S10 plus a week ago and it's a good upgrade to the stock stereo (installed it on a Ford freestyle)

-google maps GPS works great by using hotspot from my phone, I have not tried off line Gps apps

-audio app for air radio stations sounds just like the stock stereo but has equilizer feature which will help it to sound better than the stock stereo, and the reception for air radio is just as the stock stereo

-it will let you play music (music app, google play music, Amazon music, YouTube music) and use Google maps at the same time but you have to go to settings and whilelist the apps you want to keep running in the background after you get back to the main screen or switch to maps

-it does boot up in like 2-3 secs for me

-it is not standard size as the regular 2 din, you need to make sure it's going to fit, also you need to shave the sides opening for the car kits you buy for double din car installation

-quality is meh, my screen has a corner lifting up, it is very small but it's there, it might be because the opening I did to the car kit plate it's making pressure on that corner.

-touch screen is responsive but is plastic not glass like a phone or tablet, the specs make the stereo to be responsive when moving thru apps

-screen brightness it's adequate for a car stereo, don't expect it to be like a phone - update - after connecting the illumination wire the brightness adjusts automatically down when turning on the headlights, you can set how low to go on the settings menu

-I don't have a back up camera so I can't comment on that

-side capacitive buttons do no light up (at least I haven't found out how to enable it or if there is a cable connection that I'm missing) so at night you won't be able to see the volume buttons, you have to rely on pulling down the notification bar to move the volume - update - my car does not have an illumination dedicated wire so I connected the stereo illumination wire to a cable that turns on the ac panel backlight and now the menu capacitive buttons light up when I switch the headlights on

-I haven't play with the steering wheel controller, I haven't research my car to see how to connect them to the stereo, I installed it in a rush because I was going in a trip so I just connected the basic stuff, so far I am enjoying it a lot for this trip. - update - connected the stereo key1 cable to the car swc+ cable and the steering wheel controls worked fine after programing them on the stereo settings

Overall I think is worth the $147 I paid for it, hopefully it lasts long.
[Huawei P Smart Questions & Answers] TechOwlRage:
Hi XDA, since huawei doesn't provide the bootloader unlock codes anymore and dc-unlocker doesn't support my FIG-LX1. I'm looking for a way to just boot into twrp and install root from there or lineage os from the project treble thread. I read somewhere that you can do that with fastboot but I'm not sure. Any concrete answers to this?
[Huawei P Smart Questions & Answers] Awsumist:
Not possible afaik