yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BabluS:
Clean flash
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] nubitolz:
What TWRP is recommended to flash this rom?
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BabluS:
Latest available
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] dzikriad:
i have the exact google bootloop stuck after flashing the latest version. I don't want to clean everything :/
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] avdash:
Same... But use the migrate app if you do clean flash ...makes it much easier
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] _efendi:
incloud network speed meter?
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Noarbek:
Gesture

I can't find gesture settings, to deactivate motion on the home button
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] eacampos:
USB Debugging...

The ROM remains great, but I realized that even if I disable the usb debugging, when I reboot the device it is activated again. Is there any reason for this or can I permanently disable it in some way?
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Bangbeud:
Im problem with microphone

Im problem with microphone

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Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1

Rom Pixel Experience Caf.

I have a problem with the micphone, before the update is okay and there are no obstacles, then I update and it turns out that the bootlop, I wipe back to normal and the rom is the latest, the problem is why the bootlop update? and I have to wipe the data first and then it can and is normal, the second one the microphone cannot, I test the phone instead on all my friends' cellphones there is no sound. Why can you do this? and I want to just ask for the downgrade link and I flash again so that all is normal again, Thank you
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] bayusujatmoko:
Change selinux to permissive manually with magisk selinux manager for microphone and cellphones working. This is 100% working for me. DWYOR : )
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] mayank..:
Is it dead?
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] anil128:
Magisk auto uninstalled after some time in new build..
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Zepar7:
Yup its happening. Just reflash
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] anil128:
Finally time to move out from pe caf new build

Due to 2 main bugs??...

1)magisk uninstalled automatically after some time even after reflashing

2)network drop after 1 day restart solve problem..
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] andreas123lb:
Yes buddy
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] mayank..:
Sad
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] pritish1998:
Will it get updates? Or PE caf ded now?
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Zepar7:
Dead. Not by maintainer but by source side
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] pritish1998:
Yeah... I figured that... Thenks :)
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Jeje.klemens:
bug screen saver always on ,why ?
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] ShanuDey:
Nice work sir, keep it up. :)
[Nokia 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] I am N.E.E.T:
Hi. Today I found a bug in my Nokia 5 allowing me to enable OEM Unlock in the Developer Option Settings.

Please note that I am on the new Android Pie with the latest April security patch.

So here is what I did:

1. Please enable Developer Option on the Settings menu. If you already did so, skip this.

2. Now, on the Developer Option, you can see the OEM Unlock is greyed out. To toggle the switch on, "you need to disable and re-enable the Developer Option toggle switch at the top of the menu".

3. After then, you can now freely toggle the OEM Unlock switch. You will be prompted then to enter your device password and voila! OEM Unlock is now enable.

4. To switch it off, you just need to do the steps over again.

That's all. I hope this helps. Sorry, I might have posted this in the wrong section cause I am a new member and just wanted to fill my share to you.
[Nokia 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] TomaccoAddict:
Hey there! been lurking xda for ages but your post just made me register! Thanks a lot for sharing mate. :D:D

I just downloaded the update and tried this method, worked fine. Btw there's a new security patch as latest update (5/19), didnt bother doing it as they could have patched it probably.

So, i tried flashing twrp and noticed it still wouldn't let me and flashing get_unlock_ability returns 0. Did you manage to get past this?
[Nokia 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] m_malyszko:
This actually works. Havent flashed anything yet, as I'm scared of bricking it.

I just love the good old days when I had the Tmobile G2x with the Nvidia chip, flashed the darn thing so many times, even bricked it numerous times, but I was able to go into recovery and reflash it again. That phone was "Flash and Brick Proof"
[Nokia 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] SMEKINGZ:
thanks for sharing, spent countless hours trying to fix with usb driver setups and cmd lines from other tutorials.

question is what's next?
[Nokia 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] BladeRunnerA2C:
That's a dummy command,

You still need to properly Unlock it, I'm afraid all the options are paid service
[Nokia 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] alexben_007:
This thing still works as now it's may 11th 2020.

I'm I ready to unlock bootloader now?
[Nokia 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] ExaHamza:
Try fastboot oem unlock
[Nokia 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] canenikol69:
Mod edit - translated by https://www.deepl.com/translator:

Unlock the bootloader

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Разблокировать загрузчик -358536084114397 -nokia5_nd1
[Nokia 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] alexis626:
pretty usefull tip bro, it worked on my nokia 6 TA-1000
[Realme 3 Pro Questions & Answers] M@n!$h:
I wonder is there gonna be any custom rom development for this phone.. As of now forum is barren as no kerelnel sources available.. but are they gonna release kernel sources.

Even after kernel sources become available is there any guarantee ofbl development? as realme 2 pro with good specs and released kernel sources still have barren forum.

If anyone can help plz help otherwise i will have to go to redmi note 7 pro as it has got official custom roms from now on.
[Realme 3 Pro Questions & Answers] Samdroid18:
I have already raised this concern. The development seems to be dead even before it started.

It's so annoying using phone without root and Xposed :(
[Realme 3 Pro Questions & Answers] Ricardomilos98:
We could all tweet the CEO may be ?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] No-New-Phone:
Can someone recommend a USB charger for quick charge that is working with my beloved essential phone?

My current charger doesn't charge the phone any more, so I have ordered a new one, this time showing the voltage in digits. It starts with fast charging, and then quickly lowers the voltage until the phone doesn't loose power at best, but it does not charge anymore. So I'm kind of sceptical to all the intelligence being inside these chargers.

Recommendations for models currently available on Amazon are highly appreciated!

Gesendet von meinem PH-1 mit Tapatalk
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] eric93se:
https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=21674

https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=24283

My bad, I updated the first link, originally it was for an open box item, now new.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] mr.pnutt:
This is what I bought and it works great.
[General Questions and Answers] swisstony:
I have the QPST QCNviewer, which allows me to save qcn files to txt, where i can edit the data, but am unable to write to qcn, or simply edit it within a program. A BRT editor may be of similar use.

Thanks in advance.

MJK
[General Questions and Answers] DorkyDev:
Holy bumps. But maybe http://mh-nexus.de/en/hxd/
[General Questions and Answers] Frezi Evan:
D you have .qcn file for my mega i527m ?
[General Questions and Answers] t-mobile_mda:
i need qcn for F320s...anyone has it..?
[General Questions and Answers] gcbxda:
I saw this on my device, and only found little info/threads, with almost zero content/analysis. Aparently the kindle app leaves a bunch of random files around. And since the prefix is "RCE" i am a little paranoid, since that usually means "Remote code execution" and is usually associated with exploits

Files:

CS_JIT_Animation.mp4

jit_cs_positive_preview.png

rce_plugin_strings_resource_cs_CZ.json.min

rce_plugin_strings_resource_de_DE.json.min

rce_plugin_strings_resource_en_US.json.min

rce_plugin_strings_resource_es_ES.json.min

rce_plugin_strings_resource_fr_FR.json.min

rce_plugin_strings_resource_it_IT.json.min

rce_plugin_strings_resource_ja_JP.json.min

rce_plugin_strings_resource_nl_NL.json.min

rce_plugin_strings_resource_pt_BR.json.min

rce_plugin_strings_resource_v2_TYPO_TEST.json

rce_plugin_strings_resource_zh_CN.json.min

All Attached in a zip created by the android native file manager.

Current places mentioning this

https://forums.oneplus.com/threads/unkown-files-in-download.948860/

https://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Xper...erious-Files-in-Downloads-Folder/td-p/1353185

https://xdaforums.com/xperia-xz1/help/phone-mysterious-files-download-folder-t3871763

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMmx5tRm0jM (one of the files is a video, someone uploaded to youtube :) ...and to https://gfycat.com/generouspinkcolt

How to make those files appear for you:

Install kindle from the google app store

if you already have it installed, or want to see the files again after you deleted, Stop the app and delete all storage. (nothing will be lost, this app syncs everything and some more to the amazon servers)

perform the first Sync on kindle app

Now, insert a pen drive and open the

native android File Mananger

and look at the

local Download

folder

Files are somewhat hidden:

If you look into the download folder with any other app (I tried, blackberry file manager, oi file manager, Ghost Commander, and Termux --after enabling the storage setup)

Files probably have a weird attribute or ownership... but the native android file manager does not show anything other than creation date! And every single file operation (copy, move, compress) reset the information to "regular user, creation time set to now". So either I see them on the Native File Manager, without any information available, or I do not see the files until I destroy the information.

Android version is not important (seems to happen on several versions) and has been happening for a while (First mention seems to be Nov2018)

Anyone have any idea what this is? I know I will probably reverse eng the kindle app at some point, wast a bunch of time, and realize it is just some dumb amateur library badly implemented by amazon... or maybe not. I think at this point I am most curious as to how the app "hides" the files from most everything.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e Questions & Answers] Latrell567:
Anybody have it that can upload the system dump for me?

I wanna get Bixby on my Tab S4.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e Questions & Answers] Catmobile:
Samsung its store doesn't have Bixby? Bixby relies on many packages working together to work. Can't you extract an official ROM from a reliable source like Sammobile? For that you must first have the knowledge of how to unpack the manufacturer system image inside such official downloaded tar md5 file for example.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] murso74:
The Roku app on my 3a closes right after the splash screen. I've rebooted, reinstalled and can't get it going. Does anyone have Roku that can check?
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] crackedvenom2:
I don't have Roku but I downloaded the app for you to test. I made it to this screen without any issues.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] murso74:
Thanks. I have no idea how to fix this issue now lol
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] ritchea:
Mine is working fine---I used the remote functions. My Roku stick is still on OS 9.0: 4142. If yours has been updated to 9.1, it may be different. It does seem to be the app. Try to delete cache and data on the app? Factory reset? :crying: Good luck.

Dumb little annoyances: I just spent over an hour and a factory reset to try to get my Google passwords to show on Chrome on 3a. Seems I had to sign out/in from PC to get it working--at least that's what worked but no info on web about such a thing. It's never been an issue on 4 other devices including iOS and Fire. Son had no issues with his new 3a and Chrome passwords. ????
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] ackliph:
I have Pixel build PD2A.190115.032

Roku build v.6.0.5.221254

All works well. I use the default launcher. I don't use Facebook messenger chat heads. A couple things that might interfere with Roku.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] g0thm0g:
Had the same issue. Fixed it by doing the following:

1) under App Info enable permission for location, mic, storage, and allow modify system settings (under advanced)

2) don't remember if I opened the app and then went to App Info and cleared the storage or vice-versa

3) clearing storage reset the permissions, app opens and functions properly, permissions are requested on first time using features that require them

TLDR some combination of manually enabling permissions and clearing storage got it working for me

Hope that helps
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] murso74:
Thanks I got it worked out by clearing data and reinstalling
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] mk000v:
Roku Streaming Media Device

Roku is one of a best and finest Media Streaming Device. Iam using it and really very happy.

This is also cheaper than firestick and work with many free apps to stream movies, tv series, live tv, and more.
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
Hi everyone,

I own a Priv and can't do without a keyboard. Seeing that (as of today) no new portrait slider has been announced, and modding the motherboard itself is unrealisitic, I've decided to find a motherboard and screen off a newer phone and sort-of slap them on a spare chassis I've got lying around.

Feel free to add suggestions and comments below, I need all the expertise I can get. Hit the like button if you're interested, so i can get a head-count. If you guys and gals are interested, I'll post pics as I go along.
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
Keyboard & Interface:

In an ideal world, I'd be using the priv's existing (and exquisite) PKB which also has touch capabilities for scrolling and moving the cursor. Unfortunately I've not yet found the pinouts for that (and is more complex to interface). I have however found a website where a good soul published info and diagrams for a Q10's Keyboard and then connected those to an IC using a board with a Hirose connector (which he then connected to a raspberry pi project). My plan is similar. Since I don't know at which point in the motherboard I can make an input for a keyboard, the best strategy is to wire the keyboard's interface chip into the USB connections, as Android natively supports USB keyboards and mice. I can then use a microswitch (mechanical or magnetic) to disconnect the keyboard's signal when the slider closes.

If someone does know the pinouts of the Priv's connector, do let me know, it would be great to be able to use it!
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
Motherboard & Screen:

First thing that springs to mind, is that since the screen will be sliding a couple of inches, the phone off which I'll take the screen and motherboard needs to have a long flex-ribbon, usually found when a motherboard is on the top, and the screen connects on the bottom (such as the oneplus 5). This also means the charging port would also be nice to be a separate unit. I'm not too worried about cooling as there's a nice big metal slider frame to which all this will stick on, but failing that, i could also make a metal back with shallow fins to dissipate heat. The less features there are directly on the screen, the less things are likely to fail.
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
Requirements:

So the basic point of all this is to have the keyboard hooked up to the motherboard of a rootable system which can be easily modified. Phones like Xiaomi, Oneplus ... fit this bill well. First thing that springs to mind is a Snapdragon 8xx as performance is of course, vital. The camera also needs to work although the resolution is not critical. NFC, Fingerprint sensor, SD card slot, GPS with Galileo, Wireless charging and other niceities are highly desireable, but I might give some of them up to accomodate other things depending on how critical they are. Unfortunately not many flagships have 5.4" screens or less, so the metal slider will be modified to accomodate this.

I'll choose a nice, big battery and place it in the bottom, right below the keyboard as the CoG needs to be really low to make the phone comfy to type on without letting it tip over.

Finally, a plastic or metal cover can be modelled to fit all this, and will probably be cheap to make. If the screen is bigger than the frame, i'll also have to make a second cover around the border, secured to the main slider frame.
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
The Q10's keyboard has arrived. The connector seen in the middle with a black ribbon has 24 contacts (plus 4 contacts in the extremities which are not counted, probably used for grounding). By comparison, the Priv connectors (male on top, female on motherboard) has 20 contacts despite the priv's trackpad function.

For those of you curious about the BB Passport, I've had a quick look inside and the connector is identical to the Q10's keyboard, although it works like the Priv. Rather confusing.

I'll be mapping the pinouts once the PCB and connectors arrive, unfortunately that's gonna be a long wait as they have to come to Germany from the U.S.
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
I finally have enough parts to start putting the encoder together. It is an SK5126 keyboard encoder from Sprintek. At just 7 x 7mm with 0.5mm pitch, it was not easy to solder on, but definitely doable with a bit of practice and common sense. The chip itself is not expensive (15usd a pop) but being in Germany, I had to pay through the nose for shipping and shameless customs. Sprintek's sales dept. have been very helpful though. Once I wired the PCB to an old USB cable (and a couple of resistors & capacitors), it was very much plug & play. I'm pleased.

Now it's time to wait again for the next bit of PCB and female connectors for the keyboards... It's at times like these that I regret the EU not having a trade agreement with the US.
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
The adapter PCB and Hirose female connector for the keyboard finally arrived today, but that's where the good news ends. Unfortunately the seller did not solder them together so I had to do it myself. That's when an obvious fact hit me in the face: the connector's melting point is lower than the solder paste's melting point. The first connector simply folded in a mess of molten plastic under the hot air. I tried the reballing method on the second (and last) connector, which simply pulled the individual legs of the connector apart.

Upon putting the PCB of the Encoder and the connector next to each other, it's clear that part of the success i had with soldering the encoder chip lied in having a footprint with nice long exposed contacts which allowed the surface tension of the solder to pull everything in place. That could not work on the much shorter footprint of the connector PCV. I've ordered some more connectors, it's gonna be a long wait, though I've yet to think of a proper way to solder without melting the connector.
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
So I've finally had a breakthrough. Some new PCBs arrived from Hong Kong and after a few molten connectors, I've managed to perfect the technique enough to not get any shorts. From there on, it was pretty straightforward. I mapped the keyboard's pinouts (red pcb) to the correct Row/Coloumn inputs of the encoder (green pcb) using the thin wires. It looks a bit messy until i figure out in which position the PCBs will sit inside the chassis.

I'm tempted to also try mapping the Priv's original keyboard, unfortunately, that's tricky, as there's no info about it online. It has a 20-pin connector (as opposed to 24 on the Q10) which also transmits touch input via a Synaptics microchip. I'll try going through it with a multimeter, if i can at least map out the button-matrix, then finding out the synaptics output will be a tad easier.

In the meantime, another issue is on my mind. I've been looking at teardowns of various snapdragon 7xx and 8xx phones and it's clear that some components (mostly the prox sensors) on most, if not all models, are soldered directly on the motherboard, which makes it difficult if I plan on putting the screen on the sliding portion of the chassis and the motherboard on the fixed portion of the chassis. I'm going to have to rethink the whole idea. If i put a lot of components on the sliding part of the chassis, then i risk making the phone top-heavy and thick. Unfortunately I do not have the technology to change this.

There is probably going to be a compromise somewhere, and I need to decide where to draw that line before I order more expensive parts.
[BlackBerry Priv] elchmartin:
very (!) interesting idea(-s) !!

I am incredibly curious to see the outcome, afraid I cannot really provide any help.

it is a real shame that blackberry didnt even provide some use-at-your-own-risk stuff to boot unsigned code...

maybe you want to try shopping for parts in china directly, I almost never pay customs (value below ~€20) for stuff.

cheers!
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
Thanks mate.

I already buy a lot of parts from China, however 1 thing I couldn't find online from there was an easy-to-use, low power encoder. I had to get it from Sprintek in California. Their products are really good and the price is also good. Unfortunately i had to pay a lot of money for customs (which of course is not Sprintek's fault). The encoder chips themselves cost me around $15 each, the programming software is free and the chip responds right away as soon as you plug it into the pc. They also have a good after-sale assistance.
[BlackBerry Priv] elchmartin:
You are living in Hamburg, Germany?

Maybe try looking for parts at pollin.de

They served rather rare items for me some times...
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
Project continued on https://hackaday.io/project/168387-physical-keyboard-for-any-android-phone
[BlackBerry Priv] Kyle M.:
I can finally update with some good news. After ironing out all the issues (most of which concern the pesky Hirose connector which connects the keyboard to the PCB), I took the 2 boards off the metal frame and made myself a little box from PVC sheets which I then glued to an old Xiaomi phone cover. The reason I am testing it this way rather than just building the slider I wanted to build is to prevent having to mod the Xiaomi phone while testing (I've grown quite attached to this phone despite having bought it cheap).

I have also put a small switch on the side which directly cuts off the power to the chip (this way it saves power and seems to work pretty fine).
[BlackBerry Priv] Debate_Haver57:
Did you ever continue this/build in the slider functionality? I have a similar project in mind and I’m in the research phase
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] KhangTuanLe:
I am using Pixel Experience, and I had a long time of using MIUI before. The most thing I like in MIUI is call recorder available on Phone app. The record, it's so clearly and high quality, both for caller and receiver.

On PE Rom, I've try lot of apps to replace this thing on MIUI, but these apps just record the sound of caller, and receiver is really small, sometimes could not hear it.

Does anybody have solution for this problems? Could we port App Phone on MIUI to PE :D (j4f)