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[Android Head-Units] mindriot:
They are much, much more than a radio. They are computers akin to decent tablets WITH a radio and amplifier added, essentially the MCU part combined with the system core board.

In the past ive used malaysk on mtcb and mtcd units, then gtx on a sofia unit. Many cusstom roms on phones too for many years. Ive found custom roms are worth it, removing bloat, making them perform better and adding sensible features, ie a lock screen on boot with gtx or more responsive with mslaysk making them safer to use when driving. Or better sound processing, more useability, xposed, gps fixes, bluetooth fixes, rds fixes, and so on the list is quite significant for some devices.

Unfortunately with most resellers, and makers for that matter, little or at least minimum effort goes into the android aspect beyond looks with these stereos. As always the work done by people here at xda bridges the gap to help make significant improvements to some devices.

In my opinion and experience buying these units in stock form are akin to unfinished, it takes a custom rom to make them what they should. Yes theyre improving all the time and i havent experienced dasaita before (their rep for android updates is good) ive most recently wasted my money on a couple of joying units (never again), also consider the likes of hal9k is sponsored by androidautoshop and they actually supply many of their units preinstalled with hal9k instead of stock i believe.
[Android Head-Units] z4mur41:
Just bought a head unit from AndroidAutoShop, I can keep you posted on what I think when it arrives and I get it installed.
[Android Head-Units] AMRivlin:
I too am looking to get a semi future proof 10" double din (or single) HU.

I've been looking at Xtrons, I'll study Dasiata.

Any difference between 8.1 or 9.0?

I will primarily use Android Auto, Assistant & Radio
[Android Head-Units] z4mur41:
I looked at Xtrons units, but for my car they only had units with PX30, and I would like something with PX6.

What I have heard, Android 9 is more "smoother" and faster than 8.1. Just an overall improvement I think.
[Android Head-Units] Telemachus:
Does DSP affect the ability to use custom ROMs like Malaysk?
[Android Head-Units] ExtremeMOD:
Malaysk works on Intel Sofia? Thought it was on RockChip
[Mate 8 General] xb360:
My Mate originally is L29C636 running on Nougat beta (I forgot the exact version)

Because I wanted to get Oreo, I downgrading to MM using rollback package, debrand to DL00 (Which I think unsuccessful) and then flash DL00 ROM. Along the way I think I mess up pretty badly. In MM TWRP I tried to flash Oreo ROM and it stuck halfway. I think the fastboot and EMUI dload got replaced during this process.

Now what is working are I can boot fastboot and it show my device is unlocked. eRecovery also can be accessed. EMUI dload can also be accessed. Don't have TWRP and no System/OS so can't boot up.

In fastboot I can't flash anything at all it seems. Oreo/Nougat/MM TWRP recovery, Nougat and MM system.img/userdata.img/cust.img/cache.img, all failed. I manage to get some info on my current brand:

C:\SDK\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>fastboot oem get-product-model
...
(bootloader) NEXT
OKAY [ 0.003s]
finished. total time: 0.004s

C:\SDK\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>fastboot oem get-build-number
...
(bootloader) :NXT-C00B103
OKAY [ 0.004s]
finished. total time: 0.005s

C:\SDK\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>fastboot getvar vendorcountry
vendorcountry: dualcu/cn
finished. total time: 0.003s

C:\SDK\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>fastboot getvar rescue_enter_recovery
getvar:rescue_enter_recovery FAILED (remote: FAIL:need all image flashed!)
finished. total time: 0.020s

C:\SDK\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>fastboot oem oeminforead-SYSTEM_VERSION
...
FAILED (remote: Read oeminfo failed!)
finished. total time: 0.014s

With eRecovery, it always "Getting package info failed" message. I've tried changing my wifi DNS to 81.177.139.39 and also 188.225.84.142 but both same result. Maybe because my oeminfo all screw up?

In EMUI dload I tried using UPDATE.APP from L29C636's Nougat and MM, both fail. Oreo "DL00C17B828 (8.0.0.828) " and "DL00C17B839 (8.0.0.839)" also fail, but using HuaweiUpdateExtractor_0.9.9.5 when I tried to open UPDATE.APP content, it give

RECOVERY_RAMDIS.img: Invalid header crc - Expected: 65161 Got: 27292

So I don't know is it Oreo ROM not compatible with HuaweiUpdateExtractor? But the file that come together in the zip "update_NXT-DL00_dualcu_cn.app" content can be viewed by HuaweiUpdateExtractor, thought when I try to fastboot flash CUST.img and USERDATA.img that I extracted from "update_NXT-DL00_dualcu_cn.app", it still getting FAILED message.

I'm really out of idea now whats more can I do. I already spend tens of hours trying different ways or combination and reading as many info to see if I missed out something. If anyone can give some suggestion what else should I try, I really appreciate it. :crying: :fingers-crossed:
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] thomashofmann:
Hi anyone knows if adaptable storage is supported or at least works by some tricks?
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Deleted member 7436581:
From what I remember, adaptable storage back in the day was not as reliable or as fast as just keeping them separate. Meaning that the internal storage that Sammy uses was typically faster on its own than with adaptable storage.

Personally, I find that keeping all my media (videos, music, pictures) on the Micro SD card is best. Recording video and taking pictures and saving them onto my internal storage is faster. Then I'd simply transfer the shot footage onto the Micro SD card after. Saving space in my internal storage for future video recording and picture taking. Also, saving more internal storage for games and apps.
[Samsung Galaxy A50 Questions & Answers] JARVIS Grand2:
Samsung Galaxy A50 development and community telegram group

A50 Photography group - Show your photography skills using tri-lens

lets make our community stronger #peaceBRO

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[Samsung Galaxy A50 Questions & Answers] the Doctor:
Per the forum rules, posting social media invites is not allowed:

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[Xiaomi Mi Max 2  Questions & Answers] Undeniable01:
Does anyone have problem with changing time? On miui 8 and 9 it was 2 hours, now it is 3h and 10 min. Thanks.
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] didiloro:
Hi all, first of all I'd like to apologize for my dumb questions (if I make any) and for if I'm posting in the wrong place, kinda new in here.

I explain my situation: I had a hardbricked X820 (I don't remember how it got bricked because it was like one year ago but I think it is a matter of hardware because I think I remember it fell off from such a high place, don't know yet and that's why I made this thread) and I followed quite a lot of guides (A LOT) and it seemed that the only working method was using FlashOne tool with QFIL files. It seemed everything went well until it finished the flashing process. After booting up the device it happens nothing, and sometimes I see the booting logo of LeEco followed by what it seems a shut-down with blinking red led. It sometimes aswell appears the blue led when booting into system and also when trying to boot to recovery. Fastboot mode works fine btw.

I have already spent more than 20 hours trying to fix this, but all I got is:

- device can already boot after following this guide (before I got nothing but red led light when trying to boot)

- device boots but wether:

It stucks in the booting logo

screen turns off and blue led appears

screen turns off and a blinking red led appears

- can't boot into recovery, even by booting an image from fastboot mode. Recovery booting screen doesn't even display and blue led appears again

- fastboot mode is fine and the device is recognized by the computer

I first thought it was that some hardware was causing the issue because of the fall but after seeing it can communicate with the computer and boot into fastboot mode I don't think it's a matter of hardware... But still I wanted to consult you expert guys ;)

I'm a bit fed up and out of ideas... What can you guys come up with? I really need help. I'm completely stuck.

I might have (for sure) forgotten to give more relevant info so don't hesitate to ask!

Thanks a lot in advance!
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] MikeViller:
If you like you phone and If nothing work, I hard brick a kindle fire 6 hd and replace the motherboard that I found for cheap and the tablet is back and working like new.
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] didiloro:
That's a good idea! But I've been seeking cheap mobos and I can't find any... I'm very poor and I can't afford buying new hardware for a device I'm not using daily, that's why I wanted to know if the issue was about hardware, something I see clearer every time... :crying: :crying:
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] lolencharm:
Follow this guide using pc

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.******.com/install-twrp-root-le-max-2/amp/

Once your phone booted into twrp recovery, your phone is alive.

Download twrp 3.2.3-1-x2 and custom rom and save in otg drive for recovery flashing.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] blewko:
hi, is there available any kernel without dt2w??
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Arthur King:
I think not. But why? You can turn it off
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] blewko:
I need this because after screen replacing my touchscreen doesnt wrok in twrp and i need kernel without dt2w
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Arthur King:
Oh i see :c well, i think the only one without dt2w is the one on the stock roms, so you might stick on stock android one :c
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] TheArt.:
Wow, 144 that can be disabled? That's a HUGE number! I always do the "adb cleaning" when I get a new phone, and I just got the Nokia 7+ some days ago and haven't done it yet.

However, my approach is much more softer than yours. I rely on Gapps, Stock Camera (is there any 100% functional gcam?), GMS.

So as I am not such an expert, can you please suggest me a list of apps that can be SAFELY removed without any loss of functionality? That's because I do not always have the phone in my hands as my mum is using it, and she is a very basic user.
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] MadalinC:
Yeah, well most of them ( about 80-90) are Evenwell/Hmd crap (overlays for the UI, etc.), so those, depending on your usage can be safely removed, that is, if you don't need the specific feature. I have yet to encounter any issues, but as I said, I don't use any Google stuff. And Google Notifications aren't an issue since I use replacement apps mostly. For Bluetooth podcasting, audiobooks, Signal video/audio calling, VoLTE calls, VoWiFi calls, etc. it's good enough. :victory:

The benefit on the "disable-user --user 0" approach is that it is non-destructive and you can revert everything back to original without a factory reset (as with the "pm uninstall --user 0 " method.--thanks XDA for discovering this)

In terms of GCam, back.rider555's port is stable for daily use and has awesome performance/white-balance with Pixel III's AWB mode on. Haven't tested Night Sight that much but it seems to work.

You can get it from here: I'm using the latest GCam_6.1.021_N7P_test2.3 and it's great.. Also, most recent versions of BSG seem to work just fine, but I prefer [MENTION=8980633]back.rider555[/MENTION]'s version most. :highfive:

All other apps from Google that you don't use, except for Google Messaging Services, Google Backup Transport, Google Services Framework are safe to remove.

The Evenwell apps that matter for OTA notifications are the ones that mention OTA, Software Update, push notifications, and DbgConfig seems to be required. But since Nokia is kinda slow on delivering OTA updates recently, I just connect the phone to PC and temporarily enable all apps, check/apply the patch, and then disable everything I don't use again. For a once-a-month thing it's not that big of a hustle given the performance/privacy benefits. :good:

Hope this helps; you'll have to adjust the apps to your preferences and usage pattern.:)
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] TheArt.:
Unfortunately most of the time it is not clear what an app is by just looking at its package name. But thanks for info, very useful list, indeed.
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] MadalinC:
Indeed, the app names aren't always that useful and I spent quite a few hours looking things up on the internet to find more info about the things disabled. That being said, I really don't like the lack of disclosure and transparency from a Chinese company (HMD and Evenwell) regarding a lot of those mysterious apps that constantly connect to the net and have system access to my devices.

Anyways, hope some of these info here can help you depending on your use-case.

I'm now working on my other device, a Nokia 6.1, to get the same things disabled. :fingers-crossed:
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Wuter:
When you disable this package "pm disable-user --user 0 com.android.vending" than you will disable the Google Play Store app
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Tomar777:
noob question, if i want to re-enable a package i just replace the word "pm disable" with "pm enable" in the command?
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Marasd:
is the adb disabling the same thing as when I disable an app from android itself? For example if I want to manually disable say gmail, I just navigate to app info on my phone and push the disable button, is this the same as the method introduced in the first post?
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Rubens95:
It's the same but through ADB you can disable also apps that you can't disable in the menu
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Marasd:
Thanks, that was just what I was tinking. I can manually disable Gmail, but not google's gsf so adb is necessary.
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] NahuelMS:
You can remove all com.evenwelll. ****!
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] SirGarmaples:
Firstly, thank you for providing such a useful list! It did help me to get better battery life out of my phone, buuuut I did encounter a problem. Disabling the app in the quote above removes the ability to print any file. You should add that as a warning, as printing documents, photos and what-not may be important to some.

Cheers! :svetius:
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] MadalinC:
Thanks for the feedback. I've updated the original post with your notice to help other users too.
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Srikatte:
Phone incoming stopped working on my Nokía 3.1 plus after disabling

Quick question, I did disable all evenwell and hmd apps on my nokía 3.1 plus and it disabled incoming call notification. Not even registering in call log as well. I checked to make sure incoming call notification was indeed enabled in phone app. Any ideas which app I should enable back for this?
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] .Jaki.:
hi everyone,

So how i can run all command in one?

so long time to run one command to end.

Thanks so much
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] k3dar7:
run in commandprompt/terminal "adb shell" and copy&paste all commands

or

make script with all commands with change on start of all lines "pm" to "adb shell pm" and run script in commandprompt/terminal (without run adb shell first)
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] cldkrs:
Tip: doesnt work for me with minimal adb , but works with platform tools.
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] yashpatel19070:
disable crap from android 10

hello previous you provide disable package with working ota

in this movement plzz provide for android 10 latest for nokia 7 plus

its really goood work man

improve performace

battry backup,.,. etc

thanx.,.,.,.,
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] jstanoob:
Is it possible to get a list of the apps you use to make up for Google? I'd greatly appreciate it! Thank you :)
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] RubenGreg:
I did this on a nokia 2.2 (and phone is now usable). Thanks...
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] 2gg1:
Noob question: Do I need root, custom recovery or bootloader unlock? Or i can do this right out the box.
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] jaskiratsingh:
You don't need any of that stuff. You can do this right out of box.
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] 2gg1:
Thanks.

Also nub question: Do I loose any data (except apps)
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] jaskiratsingh:
No, you don't. Only apps.

Double check what you want to remove
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] 2gg1:
Thanks bro???. Gonna try r8 now
[Nokia 7 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] :
Did u solve your issue ???

Or are u facing ut still ??
[General Questions and Answers] hyuk81:
Hi everyone, I'm new here, and I just got the ASUS P750. I have T-mobile in the US, and I have the unlimited data plan. The phone doesn't have anything T-mobile on it. If I ust the live messenger will that count towards Data or Text? Thanks for any help.
[General Questions and Answers] xsoulreaver:
data ofcourse...
[General Questions and Answers] hyuk81:
Thank you for the quick reply.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] aelole:
how can i downgrade from oos 9.04 to 9.03?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Deleted member 5408779:
Flash full OOS zip.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] WillowTree:
Where can that be found. Cant find it on oneplus website
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Totone56:
Try a search in this thread, maybe somebody posted it :

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-6/how-to/oneplus-6-mirrors-official-oxygen-os-t3792244/page55
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] WillowTree:
Found it, thank you.

Will something break if i downgrade?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Totone56:
If you use the stock "Local Upgrade" option, it won't let you.

If you use TWRP or blu_spark TWRP, just remember to wipe Data.

There is a chance the security patch level is lower on the old bulid. If it's the case, you'll have to Format Data (Not wipe, really format) to remove all encryption, or it won't boot :/

This will erase all of your storage, including folders, downloads, everything.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] WillowTree:
Sorry for being ignorant but how do i "format data"?

So I have to boot into TWRP > flash 9.0.3 OOS > wipe data > reboot to system and that it?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Totone56:
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One advice : Be near a computer with the 9.0.3 and TWRP zips near you.

You should flash 9.0.3, then TWRP (or it will erase it).

This will install it on one slot.

Reboot recovery, and do this a second time, 9.0.3 and TWRP, to fill the other system slot :)

Reboot recovery a second time to go back to the first slot, and to format data, go into the wipe menu, and you'll see (if i remember correctly) two buttons, Format Data, and Advanced Wipe. It's above the "Factory Reset" slider.

You'll have to touch Format Data, and confirm by typing "yes", there will be a warning.

- > If when you reboot the recovery, it doesn't ask for your password, it means it's busted by the security patch, and you have to format haha !

This is why it's good to have a PC nearby, to copy the zips again if you have to format during the process.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] WillowTree:
I greatly appreciate your help.

Just to clarify the last part, what if i don't have a password in the first place. Will it still "not ask for it" if. The security patch is messed up?

Edit : what if i want to re-flash the current stock OOS (9.0.4) do i only flash it in twrp and reboot. Nothing else?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Totone56:
Mmmmh. When you normally boot into TWRP, does it ask anything to decrypt the data ?

Mine asks for my password, if I don't enter it, all folders are unreadable and empty.

I never used it without a password.

Maybe it will enter TRWP without asking for anything, but all the folders and files will be encrypted and unusable. This is the case where you have to format everything.

If you want to go from 9.0.3 to 9.0.4 later on, you just have to flash it yes.

It's advised to still flash it on both slots like described above, just to be sure though, but you will not have to wipe anything :)
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] WillowTree:
Yes, you are correct. It does ask for a password if you have that enabled. But i always disabled it, just in case.

I think i got it now. When i see that the files are unattainable, i will format. And reboot after that.

What i meant was that. I want to re-flash the same stock version that i now havd (9.0.4) just to see if that solves my (connect-disconnect wifi/data issue). If not then i will proceed to downgrade to 9.0.3
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Totone56:
You should do a simple factory reset at the same time if you re-flash your current version. I had bad WiFi issues too on this one after a dirty flash from 9.0.3. With a clean 9.0.4 flash, it was fine.

To be sure, you could re-flash 9.0.4 on both slots (It has been said to resolve issues sometimes), and do a simple factory reset (Without formatting, a classic "Clean Flash"). The ROM itself is fine, so it would eliminate issues you could have with your particular setup :)
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] WillowTree:
That's exactly what i thought. A factory reset might solve the problem so i went and googled it and people were having issues when doing a simple factory reset in twrp > https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-6/how-to/factory-reset-os-patched-boot-img-t3795998/amp/

But yet again i were to re-flash stock on both slots it would bring back "stock boot.img" i suppose, if I'm not wrong. :rolleyes:

---------- Post added at 12:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:04 PM ----------

It all went fine. Wifi issue seems to be fixed, need further look in to.

My guess was right, after flashing stock OOS second time on the other slot it must've stocked the boot.img so the factory reset went fine and booted into system as it should.

Thanks again for your help [MENTION=5191684]Totone56[/MENTION]
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Totone56:
Nice, enjoy !

And yes, flashing the ROM also switches slots. So if you were booting slot _a before, now you're on slot _b. So the kernel is the stock one, that went with the zip you just flashed :)
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] thewildwind:
Hi there,

my Nex S Global ROM was shipped with protective plastic covers glued to the front and the back of the phone.

They feel a bit plasticky and I was thinking about taking them off. Do you think it's worth it?

How easy is it to get scratches on the back and on the screen after doing so?

Do the back and the screen also feel as plasticky as the covers?

Thanks

V
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] Twotems:
I removed the front protector and kept the back one. I stopped using screen protectors about 4 years ago and have never had a scratch with Gorilla Glass. I kept the back one on for no particular reason because it's always in a case anyway.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] riceknight:
I'd keep it on until I got some tempered glass or some kind of protection.

I never got scratches on any of my previous phones, but the Nex S got some small deep scratches within a week of me taking off the plastic. I don't think they use gorilla glass. Definitively something softer as the phone has only been in my jean and coat pockets.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] edges:
It definitely is not gorilla glass as mine got cracked In top left and bottom right corners when it fell down from pocket while jogging
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] Twotems:
It is Gorilla Glass but I'm not sure which version. I've had no scratches in the four months I've owned it and it stays in my front pocket like yours.

Gorilla glass protects from scratches and not drops. Impact will crack almost all glass.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] anatole78:
https://www.corning.com/gorillaglass/worldwide/en/products-with-gorilla-glass/smartphones/vivo/nex.html
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] ranny9901:
The back is definitely softer, lots of small scratches, even though I use a case.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] Twotems:
It probably is but it's also the part where the phone rests 99% of the time.