yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] Lincoln357:
Hey guys,

I was very annoyed with Nokia 5 performance, I got a new phone running Nougat 7.1.2 out of the box and same evening it updated to Oreo 8.1. I was excited, new phone running latest Android but it turned out that device is slow, laggy, sometimes unresponsive, and almost unusable from time to time. Compared it with my kid's Ulefone S7 (MTK, 2 Gb ram) and Ulefone is waaaay faster, shorter loading times, smoother games and graphic, in a word, everything! I contacted the support and they told me that all of that will be fixed in the next big update (Android 9, Q1 2019), so I poked around like I usually do and managed to speed up my phone significantly. This is what I did: first, enable developer settings (tap 10 times on build number in Settings /system /about phone), dial down animations to 0.5x or even off, then enable GPU rendering as well as tether hardware acceleration, set 4 processes in the background and voila! Phone is much much faster and more responsive, it almost feels like another device! The difference is huge and I cannot believe that system animations were choking this phone so much. Definitely, Oreo isn't polished enough for Nokia 5 and it won't work nice on default settings. Back in the day, I had more spare time with other phones, so I was changing build.prop, flashing roms, scripts etc but now I really can't do it especially that I don't have a spare phone, at least not similar to this one. Then you could install custom recovery and flash ROMs on daily or weekly basis and chose which one suits you best but now it's not the case with Nokia 5. Locked bootloader and lack of roms and support makes me poke under the hood of official Oreo trying to make it work as best as possible. Try it guys, you have nothing to lose.
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] HenryTheRed:
T.Hanks

You are doing the work of the gods here. Thank you so much.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] scrubsfader:
Hi. what ROM do you recommend? that has good battery consumption. operate the fingerprint sensor, the gps, telephone coverage. for daily use. Now I'm the epic rom port. I have tried miui EU and nitrogen os. what do you recomend. Thank you

Enviado desde mi Redmi Note 3 mediante Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Black_Stark:
RR final build oreo rom.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1D7n9NgMBxD5QpV1X3CmBVKGdIm0NRlBb/view?usp=drive_open
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] officialnaink:
if android Pie, i prefer Havoc OS 2.0.

if android Nougat, i prefer Lineages OS 14.1.

Oreo Roms are not recommended.

Highest battery backup is Nougat, follow by Pie, and then Oreo. Thanks
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] smatm:
better use nougat roms or pie

oreo was the worst battery ever

My almost dead battery gets 7 hours sot on pie, while I got only 3 out of oreo.

liquid remix 10 is what I am using, almost no bugs

ported miui is good, but heats alot and sometimes lags with random reboots
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] pavankumar14:
Lineage OS 14.1 official. Excellent performance and battery backup.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Abhijit Dey:
viper nougat + agni 13 :good:
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Skew01:
What ROM recomended for navigation, what use Galilleo satellites?
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Geo2160:
Has anybody tried any charger with USB-PD or qualcomm quick charge on the XZ3? I've tried my Pixel 2 XL charger and a type-c to type-C cable to my computer, both of which prompt a "Charging rapidly" message on my Pixel, but not on the XZ3. It also seems to physically charge at a slower rate than the Pixel.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] madphone:
all my quick chargers (2 and 3) charge slow. Only the USB-C to USB-C charger from my nexus seems to chatge a bit faster. I will try tomorrow with a USB Power Delivery Charger.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] madphone:
So, it charges much faster with USB-C Power Delivery, more than 1% per minute. Only the last 10% take long of course.

https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B079L8BKPK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] iArvee:
Apparently the XZ3 does not have QC3.0? It doesn't say so on the website specifications. I'm also getting slow charging speeds. Can anyone else confirm?
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] mufunyo:
Sony has indeed disabled Quick Charge and only supports USB-PD. The bundled charger does neither and charges slowly.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] iArvee:
Yeah, I also saw that in the specs page. Oh well, ended up ordering an Anker PD charger on Amazon. Should arrive tomorrow.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Brotuck:
Ordered the same yesterday. Did it work as expected?

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[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] iArvee:
Yep! Charges a bit faster than QC 3.0. Good stuff. :)
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] DaveP2611:
I have a PD charger https://www.amazon.co.uk/AUKEY-Charger-Delivery-Samsung-Nintendo/dp/B073Z851J1 , but never see the screen saying anything other than Charging, no Charging Rapidly option even with the Sony Wireless charger either which also apparently supports fast charging.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] madphone:
noticed the same, it doesn't say it, but it charges much faster.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] DaveP2611:
Yes it's certainly fast, just strange that there is zero indication that it's happening. So used to seeing it on Pixel/P20 Pro etc
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Brotuck:
Received my charger yesterday.

Checked the charging speed with "AccuBattery" and i can confirm that it charges now at the same rate or maybe a bit quicker than QC3.

My XZ3 never tells me that is charging quicker, but it really does.

60-65% in 1 hour.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] iArvee:
It used to say "charging rapidly" on the xperia z2 though. :D You can download the app Ampere and you'll see the fast charging speed. :D
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Pascal536:
In 2014, USB Power Delivery goes to revision 2. The USB Type-C connector is chosen as the only compatible connector. Unlike the first revision, which made it possible to configure the charging power thanks to the "power wire", you will now need an additional wire to manage this communication which will connect the 2 DC (Configuration Channel) terminals on each side of the USB cable. -C <-> USB-C. The charging configurations are now: 5V / 3A (15W), 9V / 3A (27W), 15V (3A) and 20V (5A). Attention, all chargers do not cover all configurations, remember to check the maximum power accepted by your device to buy the right charger or good external battery.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Pascal536:
The Sony UCB32 USBC to USBC option cable for the XZ3 is 20v / 3a input and output or 60w

According to my research, the sony xperia xz3 would accept a charge of 45 watts via power delivery or 15 volts under 3 amperes
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Geo2160:
45W is very close to the super VOOC charging of the OPPO Find X Lambo edition , which is a ridiculous implementation. That phone has two batteries which are charged in parallel, through a very thick, proprietary cable and charger. I don't think the XZ3 supports any more that 15 or 20 watts at peak power, even with a capable charger.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Pascal536:
Xperia XZ3 with USB Power Delivery instead of Quick Charge

This is indicated by the official device specification available on the Sony Mobile website. This is very important information because USB Power Delivery is a technology incompatible with any other - including Quick Charge.

The reason for the change may be the openness of this fast charging standard. And also its price, or more precisely its lack.

The difference, at least when it comes to charging time, is, in theory, a plus. This is indicated by the maximum power values ​​that can be used during charging.

When charging with Quick Charge, we can deliver up to 18 W (QC 3.0) or 27/28 W (QC 4/4 +). But the latter is rarely used - Sony has stopped at version 3.0, and the competition even reaches 2.0!

USB Power Delivery, or USB PD for short, allows you to charge even with a power of up to 100 W (20 V @ 5 A). Of course, so much Xperia will not use, but almost half of this value, as much as possible.

USB Power Delivery in Xperia XZ3

According to information from Zackbuks, XZ3 uses the second (2.0) version of USB PD, which in this model allows charging with a maximum current of 15 V and intensity up to 3 A.

USB Power Delivery

As you can see on the above entry (coming from the Weibo site), XZ2, which uses QC 3.0, allows you to charge a maximum of 13 W. This is much lower than the 45 W value that USB PD in XZ3 should allow.

Power Delivery versus ...

At present, Power Delivery uses, among others, Google on Pixel and Pixel 2 devices, LG on G7 or Essential Phone on their first (and only) device. However, it is a charge using a maximum of 18 W, not 45. Charging with this power does not knock the knees too much - according to the HomeTop test allowed charging from a maximum of ~ 23 mAh per minute. In the same test, QC 3.0 allowed ~ 30 mAh / min.

Let's hope that the higher power that Xperia can use will affect the charging much faster. We regret that Sony did not recognize that it's worth giving a 3.0 version right away. On the one hand, Sony has never liked novelties, and on the other, the differences between 2.0 and 3.0 are purely cosmetic and do not affect the loading itself. At least according to the specifications.

Chargers

The biggest downside of this change is that older chargers are not compatible with USB Power Delivery. For this reason, Sony must issue a new quick charging charger. Looking through the prism of existing chargers, there will definitely be one on the market that will support Power Delivery and Quick Charge standards. With the fact that this change will take a while, and the charger will not find, unfortunately, in the box with the device.

Maybe Sony will release a charger supporting the additional MediaTek-Pump Express standard? This would allow Xperia support with MTK processors to be maintained. It seems to us that Sony will probably continue to release devices from the lowest shelf with these processors.

Source: SonyMobile , HomeTop
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] iArvee:
I'm not very familiar with PD and it's proper charging speeds, so if you could enlighten me with this that would be great. I'm using a PD charger and getting a charging speed of 2300 mAh when using Ampere to check. It's fairly the same speed as when using a QC 3.0 charger with my Xperia XZ Premium. Does that mean PD should be charging at a faster rate compared with QC 3.0?
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Brotuck:
This is my charging speed.

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[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Pascal536:
Following mgsm.pl, the XZ3 is Power Delivery 3.0
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Geo2160:
The 45W is maximum power that the USB PD standard supports. This is by no means an indicator for the maximum input power that each device supports. 45 watts would translate into 15 volts at 3 amps like your source states, but turning 15 volts into ~3.7 volts (standard voltage for most Li-Po batteries) would require a sizeable transformer and would create a ton of heat. This is acceptable for a laptop or a tablet with sizeable surface area to dissipate that heat, but for phones you would reach unhealthy temperatures very quickly.

I very much doubt that the XZ3 would take a charge larger than 20 watts, and that would be only in short bursts.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Brotuck:
USB-PD also works fine on my other Sony XZ2 Premium (still on Android 8.0), so i guess you can just replace the QC3 charger(s) with USB-PD
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Lukalumen:
I just bought a PD charger for my XZ3 and its indicator shows 5V and not PD when I plug it in.

Quite disappointing.

It's the Aideaz Power Origin Air. It has wireless, QC and PD charging and a 10 000 mAh power pack. On paper it's amazing, but if it's not working... :-/
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] mlfs:
Two questions

1st Can I charge my phone with my Lenovo laptop's charger 65W? It is a USB-C, no citation about PD but has 4 output current wrote in it:

20v ≈ 3.25A

15v ≈ 3A

9v ≈ 2A

5v ≈ 2A

2nd what is the proper specs for a new charger?

Thx

BTW, I loved the phone but hated the battery it is worst than my moto g5 plus
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Iyank:
I used Adapter dan powerbank with power delivery support, but its not working on my phone.. I have 2500mA and 4,2V max with Ampere meter app.. :(
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] charlatan01:
Just ordered a metric ton of Anker stuff. Thanks for all the information here.. I'd had no idea about the complexity of charging today's devices.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] AMRI MEDAN INDONESIA:
Its noticeably faster than qualcomm qc 3.0 on xperia xz2

BRO,BY AMPERE METER APP, IT ONLY REACHES 2300Ma with QUALCOMM QC 3.0 on my xperia xz2.. And 3500 ON UR XZ3.

GONNA TRY MY XZ2 MITH MAX OUTPUT 9 VOLTS 3A PD CHARGER.. SINCE XZ2 ALSO SUPPORT PD.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] gazzyk1ns:
The important thing about charging with USB-C PD is that you get the correct cable. You need a USB-C 3.1 Gen. 2 cable. a lot of people I know are trying to use a Gen. 1 cable, and obviously they don't support full USB-C PD.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] petrutms:
This is my charging speed with Hama USB-Pd 60w..
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] Geo2160:
I don't think that's the case. Gen 1 vs Gen 2 only increases data transfer speed. Google pixels have always been USB-PD compatible and never had Gen. 2 cables in their boxes. Same for Macbooks. They all have spec compliant USB-C -> USB-C cables which are only capable of USB 2.0 transfer speeds (500mbps).
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] gazzyk1ns:
I think it is the case - lots of cheapo manufacturers advertise their cables as being compatible with the latest standards. Of course they are - they're just not capable of performing. Like when a manufacturer advertises a USB stick as "USB 3.1". Of course it's compatible, but it won't do the job. I will post pictures later.
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] funm@sterz:
Which app is this?

How did you get this info on the screen?
[Sony Xperia XZ3 Questions & Answers] ptitmain:
Hi,

I am fighting with my XZ3 (Android 10) and power delivery. I bought several chargers that are power delivery compatible. In particular I read that the charger should be PD PPS. I tried the Baseus charger, but it was not PPS. The last charger I tried is the "Wotobe PD65W" charger which is PD PPS. I always obtain the same result: the chargers use 4V 2400 ma. I use Rampow cables certified power delivery.

You can find below a screenshot witth the Wotobe, charging at

I was expected to have 9V or 15V for fast charging, but I always stay at 4V. Or to have 3A+.

So, my only explanations are the following:

- maybe the XZ3 cannot charge faster than 4V+2400ma

- maybe the upgrade to Android 10 limits the charging speed

- one of my components (cable, or charge) is wrong with the XZ3 but after testing 4 chargers and buying new Rampow cable, I think it is not the case
[Moto G6 Play Questions & Answers] Dauntix:
I have a rooted moto g6 play and I read that using kernel adiutor to overclock this phone will make it a lot faster. The problem is, I have no idea what to set the settings to. If any of you have a moto g6 play, could you tell me which settings would be best or the settings you have? Thanks
[Moto G6 Play Questions & Answers] Dauntix:
Thank you for taking your time to write that out! I really appreciate the help! Once again, thank you!
[Moto G6 Play Questions & Answers] Xplorer4x4:
[MENTION=228024]buddy[/MENTION]j excellent piece of information there! Keep up the good work!
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
excuse me for the logo

/*
* I'm not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed (like it did for me...).
* Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in the products you find here before flashing it!
* YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
* Your warranty will be void if you tamper with any part of your device / software.
* Same statement for XDA.
*/

LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 9 (pie), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.

LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.

All the source code for LineageOS is available in the LineageOS Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to LineageOS, please visit out Gerrit Code Review.

What's working :

Boots

Network

Audio

Torch

FM

GPS

Known issues:

Calls

BT

WiFi

Cam

Instructions :

Repartition /system to 1GB (Important as hecc, if you don't know how to, don't flash this). Next build will be Android GO

Download the latest build and Pico/Micro GApps(Optional)

Reboot to recovery

wipe /data /cache /dalvik /system

Flash the latest build and GApps(Optional)

Flash Magisk v17+ (optional)

Reboot

Device Tree - https://github.com/rupansh/pie_device_xiaomi_armani

Kernel - https://github.com/rupansh/pie_kernel_xiaomi_armani/tree/lineage-16.0

Vendor - https://github.com/oreo-armani/proprietary_vendor_xiaomi -b lineage-15.1

Downloads :

GDRIVE

SSs(send me more screenshots so i can add 'em to the album) :

https://imgur.com/a/hsxitdv

Credits:

[MENTION=6881528]argraur[/MENTION] (For initial reference pie commits)

[MENTION=5704419]riteshsaxena[/MENTION] (for reference commits, correcting my mistakes)

[MENTION=5963121]hemantbeast[/MENTION] (Initial Trees)

[MENTION=5889244]Ayushd70[/MENTION] (BT commits)

[MENTION=6844471]Swapnil Soni[/MENTION](Taking the initiative of teaching me rom compiling)

[MENTION=5913332]tanish2k09[/MENTION] (Same, teaching me basics of kernel compiling as well :3)

All those who have contributed to the LineageOS project

Android Building Help on tg

Anyone I missed

​

XDA:DevDB Information

LineageOS 16 for armani, ROM for the Xiaomi Redmi 1S

Contributors

rupanshji, hemantbeast, argraur, Ritesh Saxena, Ayush70d

Source Code: github.com/lineageos

ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

Based On: LineageOS

Version Information

Status: Alpha

Created 2018-10-08

Last Updated 2018-11-25
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
Reserved as hecc
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] Alan Jose:
Superb will try soon thanks a ton [MENTION=6369397]rupan[/MENTION]hji
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
Don't forget to increase the size of /system!
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] GamaShani:
I was randomly browsing through our Little beast a.k.a (Armani)forum on XDA.

On watching this thread, firstly I rubbed my eyes and pinched myself, finally realising that I am not dreaming, but still I couldn't believe what did my eyes saw and kept staring on the thread.. ????

Feeling excited for our little beast!!?

It is resurrecting itself just like a phoenix which rises itself from the ashes.. :good::

I don't know what to say, just feeling awesome.. ??

(Although we cannot imagine how much they tirelessly toiled to get this working)

But thank you very much to all the developers for giving this feeling of awe, excitement and awesomeness to the owners of

Little beast a.k.a Armani. :good::)

Always believe that something wonderful is about to happen.. :fingers-crossed::)

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How to increase the size of the system?:confused:
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] Alan Jose:
Link to resize system partition

Thanks to its developer [MENTION=7878930]freeshared[/MENTION]

https://xdaforums.com/redmi-1s/general/tut-repartition-redmi-1s-to-increase-t3506904

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I successfully flashed pie ROM(Android 9) for Redmi 1s

Brief Review

What Works

BOOTS

Network

AUDIO

TORCH

FM/RADIO

GPS

No Random Reboot though

What don't

Call

Bluetooth ( pop up error occur more often)

Camera+Video Camera

Random crash ( Black Screen)

WiFi
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
tbh i booted it in a matter of hours xD. Pie has been relatively easy to upgrade to. I can probably fix BT and WiFi as well.

Thanks for the quick brief review
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] GamaShani:
[MENTION=6924186]rupanshji[/MENTION] & [MENTION=8133710]Alan Jose[/MENTION], if I install the current build as provided in the OP and then whenever the future builds will arrive, do I need to make a clean flash(wiping everything ) or just dirty flashing will do the work? :confused:
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
Dirty flash may or may not work. Clean flash is always recommended :V
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] GamaShani:
Sir, then I will wait for the build in which call & WiFi is fixed.. :)

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Sir, I know it's too early to ask you for this (apologies ?)but do you have any plans to make it official in the near future? :confused:
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
I have no plans of making it official. Probably because it makes no difference
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] psshirke.shirke@gmail.com:
So how can use banking apps like tez without flashing magisk or bypassing system.
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
I have no idea why'd you want to use tez on this old as heck phone. I can't make it official until its stable(Which it won't be anytime soon+ I don't have a server for building).
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] psshirke.shirke@gmail.com:
This is the only device I have with working sim slot (other one is mi3 w , sim not detect ) , so use this device for Bhim and tez and I respect your work.
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] GamaShani:
Sorry Sir? for asking this question to much early..

I will pray for your hard work and that you will get a working server soon. :)
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] Alan Jose:
Screenshot time : [MENTION=6924186]rupanshji[/MENTION] here are the screen shots of your π ROM on Redmi 1s

Fantabulous work thankyou for giving us pie experience on Redmi 1s
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] New THANOS:
[MENTION=6369397]rupan[/MENTION]hji my opinion you can use Android File Host (AFH) for hosting your builds for Redmi 1s its fast as most of the redmi 1s devs use same website

Here is the link

https://androidfilehost.com

Sorry if I am wrong:laugh:
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
I prefer gdrive over afh as there are several afh servers that don't work for me. However, gdrive works for everyone
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] Swapnil Soni:
Pro af sir :D
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
Sur i nub. All this tenks to you
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
made the device tree public. Seems like i won't be getting a server anytime soon.
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] New THANOS:
[MENTION=6924186]rupanshji[/MENTION] how about

For hosting your build for Redmi 1s

1.Basket build (best)

Link: https://basketbuild.com

2.source forge

Link: https://sourceforge.net
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rupanshji:
Why don't you do me a favour and mirror the build? You surely don't expect me to upload 400MB on this speed do you? -
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] GamaShani:
Sir I will feel privileged to assist and help you in your hard work if you provide me with the opportunity and the step by step instructions to do so, as I do not have any problem with my internet uploading speed.... :):fingers-crossed:
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] Sumit0505:
Sirji, y u dont use Jio? Just kidding
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] vib_sel:
I'm just super happy to see a Pie build for our armani. I used to go through this forum every day or two and it now finally paid off. Kudos to the developer and thanks a lot.