yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Huawei P20 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] RazOne:
Ok then. I think it will work with latest .236 ota. In my case. If not I will downgrade to 195. Thank you!
[Huawei P20 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] kessaras:
You will find some personal builds of another rom at the download folder.

I don't want to make a thread because i won't maintain it occasionally , neither i will fix anything rom related.

Builds are fine for those that they want to flash them and i only need to add some p20 pro specific selinux policies (on the weekend).

Enjoy and don't ask me for updates or fixes. I will indeed fix whatever errors i see (device side), but at my own pace because i work many hours.

Truth being told, i don't like other roms besides AOSCP. I just did it for those of you out there that are feeling sorry that your device doesn't have that much support and active developers.
[Huawei P20 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] MikeYT22:
Hey can u make an update where we can have live wallpapers? I really want to use KLWP but im unable to because the live wallpaper function is not in this rom.
[Huawei P20 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] dlads:
Hey, thank you man, i just jumped over to PIE so this is music to my ears.

This is my first port of call for flashing ROM's

Cheers mate.

Just trying to work out the flashing process, huawei is so messed up compared to other phones man.

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Dude what in the holy s*** is that boot animation? Why would you do that to us? Lol i'm so glad i wasn't in public put it that way.
[Huawei P20 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] dlads:
Having a horrible time on pie, flahed your aicp rom, internal memory is still encrypted for some reason, can't use camera, so assumed it was in need of a format, tried a format, it got stuck, left it for a long time.

Forced a shut down (i had no choice)

Can't use eRecovery as it says it can't get the package to restore, but after wiping from there TWRP worked.

So re-installed the rom after installing the keep decrypted zip.

Now after the installation the OS won't be and TWRP doesn't show anything, stuck on logo.

Trying to get to recovery again but it feels like i'm starting to go round in circles.

Hoping i haven't borked anything.

Any ideas how to revert back to a functional anything?
[Huawei P20 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] dlads:
recovered by flashing a bunch of files from the bootloader using the fastboot command.

cust

kernel

vendor

userdata

system

cache

recovery_ramdisk

i had to extract these files from the firmware i downloaded, i was on 190 so downloaded 190.

Just in case anyone else ends up here.

PIE is crap btw, i wish i'd have stayed on oreo. Had so much more.

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Reflashed the rom again, still didn't work. Currently on 9.0.0.190

Reflashing all the img files again to get my phone back.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] sadatxda:
Hi

Can anyone suggest me a battery saving kernel for MiUi pro rom? There is no need for over clocking etc features in the kernel.

Thanks
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] hassan_eldhraawy:
InsigniuX-whyred-x10-miui-20181206-1510

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Using masik 2.2 and InsigniuX kernel x10
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] mGforCe:
I too have this query! There are limited no. of kernels for MIUI. Few which I hear/read about are:

1) Agni

2) Ancient

3) InsigniuX

4) Stormguard

But don't see much feedback / comments on same for MIUI :(
[Oukitel (All phone models)] andrey.medwe@gmail.com:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=287336
[Miscellaneous Android Development] JengaMasterG:
How to Install GApps onto Xiaomi Black Shark

IF YOU ARE UNLOCKING YOUR BOOTLOADER FOR THE FIRST TIME, THEN THIS WILL WIPE USER DATA. You are also assuming the risk of bricking your device! Please read directions carefully!

REQUIREMENTS:

Unlocked Bootloader!

TWRP from mauronofrio found here

1. Unlock Bootloader (if you haven't yet):

FOR CHINESE VERSION (SKR-A0):

fastboot oem unlock

FOR GLOBAL VERSION (SKR-H0)[SIZE]

fastboot flashing unlock

2. Get GApps:

Go to http://www.opengapps.org and download NANO SIZE OR BELOW.

Download .gapps-config file if you want to KEEP the STOCK PACKAGE INSTALLER

3. Factory wipe data in recovery mode:

This will erase all of your data! Make sure you have a backup you can use that's not on your phone. This helped make sure active boot a got the correct files flashed to it and it not disappearing.

4. Check that Active Boot Partition as A!:

The default active boot is a. For some reason the system_b and vendor_b partitions doesn't have enough space for flashing gapps...

5. Boot into TWRP and flash!:

fastboot boot twrpimg.img
move gapps & optional config file to phone internal storage
flash gapps
reboot!

5. All Done!:

Go through both set up processes(if data was wiped)

What Has Been Checked:

All GApps on Stock and Nano Packages

Credits:

OpenGApps for GApps

[MENTION=4920213]Invisan[/MENTION] for Unlock Bootloader Method for Global Variant

[MENTION=6143017]ioriz[/MENTION] for Unlock Bootloader Method for Chinese Variant

[MENTION=4712355]mauronofrio[/MENTION] for TWRP
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kanded:
thanks mate. a must have after rooting. i'll share your good work.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kanded:
by the way, when flashing, it gives error 70.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] JengaMasterG:
Which GApps version did you use? Error 70 is caused from the system not having enough storage, so nano or pico packages are the only available options that should work.

[MENTION=3367320]kanded[/MENTION] I've updated the steps for flashing. For some reason system_b doesn't have a big enough partition size for the GApps to work correctly. Flashing from system_a after setting A as your active partition should work. I just tested it (even with a borked system_a partition like mine!)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kanded:
i think im gonna find a way to reduce the size of the image. thanks a lot mate.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] TabldotLife:
hi, can you share with me stock boot image(i install magisk and i dont have stock boot) and stock recovery backup for bs 1 china ?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] cavs171:
By unlocking the bootloader, will I lose the OTA firmawares updates?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] gilbert32:
Not by unlocking, but after flashing anything. Including flashing twrp, or magisk, or rooting, or decrypting. You can always backup after unlocking and before flashing anything, allowing you to return to stock anytime. And by backup, i mean manually copying all the phone partitions to your computer, not the twrp backup thingy.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] alaa929:
i need help with my black shark 2 global version

i cant unlock the bootloader i dont know why....

any help????
[Miscellaneous Android Development] aqoerama:
Hye, what's the difference between installing GApps via TWRP compare to installing using the google installer from app store that came with the phone?

I'm using SKR-A0 version.

Another question is, can I relock the bootloader without wiping the data? so that I can get the new official OTA again.

Thanks again
[Miscellaneous Android Development] s?gt:
Hello there, I have unlocked the bootloader and rooted my phone with magisk but I could not flash gapps stock or mini, I have the same code 70 (Insufficient storage), I have tried to switch to partition A using .\fastboot.exe --set-active=a and it said "current-slot: a" when I tried .\fastboot.exe getvar current-slot.

The reboot menu in TWRP doesn't have the A/B slot option for version 3.3.1 blackshark, the old version has it but no longer works and giving me black screen but the screen is on after I update to android p via System Update.

Is there an additional step to switch partitions or did I messed up?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] aamirleo55:
Hello guys, i did hard reset n then installed Samsung Official Note 9 Android pie update via odin. After 2-3 days of usage i get lags n freezes here n there. Like sometimes home & back button lags, wakeup lockscreen delays. It takes some time screen to wake up. Overall mobile usage becomes very slow & laggy. And then when i restart my phone everything becomes to normal. Is anybody else facing this issue after updating to Pie
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] raul6:
I've noticed an occasional delay on screen wake up since Pie update. Just enough of it to make me notice it. No other issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] YouLogic:
After updating to Pie, the only issue I'm having is with the browser. When I go into the browser and try to search something, it freezes. The only fix is to close the tab and open a new tab. It only happens with the first search. It's very frustrating and I'm not sure how to fix it.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Alister.:
I live in Australia and I know there's carrier firmware for Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone, and just XSA for Australia I would like to know if Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone specifically tune there modem files they provide in there firmware, so using Optus firmware with Optus sim card provides a better reception, battery life network speeds, then say using XSA with a modem that's for all Australia and no specific network intended.

I've also read someone suggesting sometimes carriers don't update there modem files they just stick with one that they found to work throughout a phones lifetime, uncertain how true untrue this statement was.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Alister.:
I live in Australia and I know there's carrier firmware for Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone, and just XSA for Australia I would like to know if Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone specifically tune there modem files they provide in there firmware, so using Optus firmware with Optus sim card provides a better reception, battery life network speeds, then say using XSA with a modem that's for all Australia and no specific network intended.

I've also read someone suggesting sometimes carriers don't update there modem files they just stick with one that they found to work throughout a phones lifetime, uncertain how true untrue this statement was.

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] jobin40:
Hi,

I am working on a project and i need a local private network to do some testing for WiFi. I am trying to connect to a Router which is not having the DHCP server .I have manually changed the settings of Router. Since the DHCP server is not running in the Router, the DHCP client will not be able get the IP address . As I know, if there is no DHCP server in the network the DHCP client should assign an Auto IP in the series 169.254.xx.xx according to the Zeroconf logic. But this is not working. The DHCP client is getting timed out and connection is getting reset. I am using the DHCP client version 5.2.10 from Roy Marples.

Does this DHCP client support the Zeroconf? If DHCP client supports, how to enable the Auto IP ?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Alister.:
I live in Australia and I know there's carrier firmware for Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone, and just XSA for Australia I would like to know if Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone specifically tune there modem files they provide in there firmware, so using Optus firmware with Optus sim card provides a better reception, battery life network speeds, then say using XSA with a modem that's for all Australia and no specific network intended.

I've also read someone suggesting sometimes carriers don't update there modem files they just stick with one that they found to work throughout a phones lifetime, uncertain how true untrue this statement was.

Thanks.
[HTC Vox] x11freak:
Hi all,

Searched the forum, but couldn't find an answer, so.. hope someone can help me out.

I use xT9 for writing sms (not on the keyboard)... but when I switch to keyboard, i don't want the xT9, just the abc mode. However, this is not done automaticly (i have to remember to swith to abc mode before opening the keyboard).

Is there any way to automaticly change text-input method when opening/closing the keyboard?

TIA,

Stephen
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] Alister.:
I live in Australia and I know there's carrier firmware for Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone, and just XSA for Australia I would like to know if Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone specifically tune there modem files they provide in there firmware, so using Optus firmware with Optus sim card provides a better reception, battery life network speeds, then say using XSA with a modem that's for all Australia and no specific network intended.

I've also read someone suggesting sometimes carriers don't update there modem files they just stick with one that they found to work throughout a phones lifetime, uncertain how true untrue this statement was.

Thanks.
[Xiaomi Redmi 6A Questions & Answers] KJReddy:
I recently updated Redmi 6a to 10.2.6.0. Since that google maps not working properly. After entering destination and tap on Start button, app wont respond at all and had to close the app. Tried factory reset, issue still persists. Please advice.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Alister.:
I live in Australia and I know there's carrier firmware for Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone, and just XSA for Australia I would like to know if Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone specifically tune there modem files they provide in there firmware, so using Optus firmware with Optus sim card provides a better reception, battery life network speeds, then say using XSA with a modem that's for all Australia and no specific network intended.

I've also read someone suggesting sometimes carriers don't update there modem files they just stick with one that they found to work throughout a phones lifetime, uncertain how true untrue this statement was.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Alister.:
I live in Australia and I know there's carrier firmware for Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone, and just XSA for Australia I would like to know if Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone specifically tune there modem files they provide in there firmware, so using Optus firmware with Optus sim card provides a better reception, battery life network speeds, then say using XSA with a modem that's for all Australia and no specific network intended.

I've also read someone suggesting sometimes carriers don't update there modem files they just stick with one that they found to work throughout a phones lifetime, uncertain how true untrue this statement was.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Beanvee7:
I'm on Optus and not noticed any difference between XSA, Optus, and the generic BTU carrier firmware in either speed or reception, or any other phone functionality.

However the carrier firmware is what enables things like VoLTE which I've never used, so I can't comment if different carrier firmwares break or fix VoLTE.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Alister.:
Yeah well besides bloat apps which they don't even have much of these days, seems the VoLTE and there timing of there security updates separate them. Yes XSA would remove VoLTE, no clue if Vodaphone VoLTE would work on Optus VoLTE enabled firmware, guessing no. There are ways to make VoLTE work on XSA complicated.

Maybe you just haven't noticed a difference i have tried looking for these types of answers in the past never found much tho.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Beanvee7:
I use my phone a lot at work so I definitely know battery life didn't change between firmwares. If there was a difference in speed it wasn't detectable, and phones almost always showing as 4G.

You could always just flash the home_csc for each one and test it for a few days each.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Alister.:
Yeah my understanding, when testing different modem files it's never as simple as what works for one person been the same for someone else. It would change from suburb to suburb area network provider ect i'm still not 100% sure the best or most reliable way to measure which ones are better worse then others, like improved battery life or worse, improved reception or worse, improved 4G data speeds or worse, i believe these are the only benefits to changing it, i'm unsure if it effects bluetooth wireless gps or anything else.

I did post elsewhere and someone is suggesting that the Telsta, Vodaphone, Optus do fine tune there stuff individually, tho your points valid and kinda is what i was planning after getting answers.

https://xdaforums.com/general/help/modem-radio-baseband-carrier-tuned-t3895739#post78815632
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] jojo7864:
Hi,

I recently bought a second hand smartphone Galaxy S4 GT-9505 which according to IMEI info was first delivered on 2013 r. and uses a Qualcom Snapdragon 600 APQ 8064T chipset and is powered by a 4.2 Jelly Bean android version. I use a French Orange SIM card that works normally on other phones.

I installed the recommended version of LineageOS for this device.

The installation went smoothly and the system boots normally. Nevertheless, after booting I can see a barred SIM card icon on top of the screen.

In the Mobile network settings only one entry is available, i. e. :

- Data roaming is greyed and not accessible

- Preferred Network type is greyed and not accessible

- Connected line identification is accessible

- Access Point Names is greyed and not accessible

- Network Operators is greyed and not accessible

Finding a tuto dealing with this kind of issue, I phoned *#*#4636#*#* . Then I could go to Phone info menu and there I could see this :

IMEI : my imei

Phone number : unknown

Current Network :

Signal strenght :

Voice Service:

Data Service: Disconnected

Voice Network Type: Unknown

Data Network Type: Unknown

Voice Call Status:

Roaming:

Set Preferred Network Type: here is a dropdown list. According to the tuto I tried every value but all of them failed to revive anything.

Is this a known issue and what can I do ?
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Wildstyle_666:
Same can't find any info. I am using a oneplus T6
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] t1moc:
The headline says it all. One moment the keyboard was working, then i closed it for transport. When i opened it then the keyboard stopped working. The sketchpad still works, so the HALO technology sensor is still connected. I am confused.

I searched for keyboard not working. and Keyboard stopped working. I found thing about wakelocks and battery usage. I was using gnu-driod which has some wakelock control features for itself, but i do not think this is the issue, as i have rebooted a few times since.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] kevintm78:
Full Firmwares, PIT Files, boot.img, and recovery.img for Snapdragon Note 4s

Use PIT files only when necessary. You are responsible for what you flash on your phone. Please do proper research before flashing any of the following files on your phone.​

All of these files were downloaded with SamFirm and are the most recent available firmware except for the F model. There's a more recent release for the F model but the firmware is the same it's just for a different CSC region and I pulled the one I thought might be the most popular. If I'm wrong about that please let me know. The CSC code for all the firmwares is in the title of the files. I added the stock recovery.img to the folders too just in case.

Download Link

Also, I just noticed that samsung buries the pc drivers install program in their firmwares. If anyone needs to install drivers that file is also in the download link.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] magichoward:
Any experts who can help. Strange I only see the 'burn in' on the lock /home page but it's really bugging me. My other screens and even the app that shows every color on the screens is fine... Samsung checked the phone and said it's normal wear and tear... Thanks anyone
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] StevePritchard:
That doesn't look like burn in at all to me. Isn't that just stuff "behind" your lock screen getting blurred out so it can't be read?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] iceepyon:
I agree. Burn-In looks like a permanent ghost image on your display.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] magichoward:
Thanks all for your help
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Chotu90:
The device theme has a dark theme which is by default. It doesn't seem to work at all. Any suggestions:confused:
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] ccalixtro:
Try first setting to dark theme and then set a dark wallpaper. Once it works set any wallpaper you like.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] pooniaprashant:
Dark theme is only for app drawer and quick settings panel. System settings app will remain white
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Chotu90:
It's not working for quick settings
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] raby:
Do you have a live wallpaper enabled? If so, you need to disable it in order to use dark theme on stock android Pie. It's a known issue and there seems to be no fix for that, at least for now :/
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] redbird007:
I tried dark mode on a different device and it changed also the newsfeed and the settings. Isn't it how it is supposed to work?
[General Questions and Answers] Alister.:
I live in Australia and I know there's carrier firmware for Samsung phones Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone, and just XSA for Australia I would like to know if Optus, Telstra, Vodaphone specifically tune there modem files they provide in there firmware, so using Optus firmware with Optus sim card provides a better reception, battery life network speeds, then say using XSA with a modem that's for all Australia and no specific network intended.

I've also read someone suggesting sometimes carriers don't update there modem files they just stick with one that they found to work throughout a phones lifetime, uncertain how true untrue this statement was.

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Different carriers use different network/radio bands, the modem in their firmware is designed to work with the bands that their network supports. That is why a modem from one carrier's firmware won't work with another carrier's network if they support different radio bands. The XSA firmware uses bands that they all support, they just might not be the optimal bands supported by the various carriers, the "generic" bands instead of the "best" bands for "this" network or "that" network, it will work on those other networks, it just won't be as efficient as using the modem that comes in that carrier's firmware.

In other words, the modem in the XSA firmware might work on the Telstra network, it just won't work as well as the modem that comes in Telstra's firmware.

As for the question about whether a carrier updates their modem or not, depends on the network or the devices they offer. Usually, modems aren't updated unless improvements are made to the network itself that require the modem to be updated.
[General Questions and Answers] Alister.:
Yes i have extracted the modem file and flashed it before say Telstra and then got reception while using a Optus sim card, so your definitely sure in this case of Telstra, Vodaphone, and Optus providing modems optimised for there networks which XSA doesn't have?

The reason i ask is if that's true then i want to download, multiple firmwares for Optus for example extract the modem file from each, work out which one out of probably several Optus has released provides the best, reception, battery life, 4G data speeds is most reliable, i just hope it's not we assume XSA and telsta, vodaphone and optus are all different when in fact they are all the same.

Of course when it's LG vs Xiaomi or Oppo ect then definitely either the manufacture provided the modem files, or a carrier did if they market sell that phone on there network since they modify the firmware, hard to be sure they change the modem themselfs instead of sticking with the manufactures provided modem.

Hopefully that makes more sense.
[HTC Tornado] Vivi1103:
Hello.

I got a spv c600 and i want to reinstall the wm. can anyone help me?