yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] xenomorph318:
This very thing happened on my note 5 n920a. i was stuck out, no adb or mtp all week. USB not recognized, Bad device descriptor, after flashing the safestrap. Odin picking up my device was my only choice. so i flashed back to the rev 4 MM. I tried diff PC's along with diff OS's and diff cords. I just got it to pick up adm and mtp in linux literally just now as i was reading through this. I been creeping around looking for rev 4 stuff. this is actually my first post lmao. But for real, good work guys, i admire whats going on here. Im totally ok to guinea pig my note 5 btw. its what ive been doing the passed couple weeks on free time.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Reverse-anastomosis:
Ok, so parts have been a pain for my jig-finally got it up and running. at 619/620K ohm this is what I get for output. I do not know a whole lot about mincom, or serial communication in general. When I have some more time I will read through it, and see what my next step should be. If you have any input based on what you see here let me know. I tried finding resistance values based on the MUIC driver(max77833) as outlined here but I can't find the values. I can find all of the different modes, but not the values associated with them. I'll keep posting what I find, and thanks for your input.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Delgoth:
Niiiice dude. You just gave me a new idea or two for looking into other devices. I've seen references to the max drivers, but didn't know where it was used. Now I do.

#1) S-Boot is basically a fork of U-boot. That text file specifies sboot v4, 2016. Look up sources close to that timeframe but not after. That will give you a lot of information. You need to look at the sources around then to see what you are actually working with. The device does still have LittleKernel sources in use as well, at least in the modem.

#2) At the end before the text was cutoff, it specified a kernel entry point without needing IDA as well. That is good to know.

#3) What kind of resistance value is in the stock charging cord that comes with the device out of the box? The actual original cord can and sometimes does make a difference.

I will look this over some more. This is great stuff man.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Reverse-anastomosis:
So it actually doesn't output any kernel log, I think that comes after dialing in resistance and getting input to the device at the right time to open a terminal, I think changes can be made to the environment to get it to output a kernel log too.

I'm not 100% sure about the stock cable. I cut apart a bunch of micro usb cables, just don't have a stock one and can't find specs. On some the com wire is completely disconnected, on others it is soldered directly to ground. I have not played with any other resistance values yet, there is a nice table for the s7, which uses a max77854 MUIC. Hopefully I can use those values and get some other results....we shall see :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Delgoth:
But the S7 uses a full Qualcomm chipset. The S6/Edge/Note5 still uses the Exynos7420 in all models. So it prolly won't be the same.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] afaneh92:
The link he post is for exynos s7 and maybe he is not using the RS232-to-USB !

http://hexdetective.blogspot.com/2017/02/exploiting-android-s-boot-getting.html?m=1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Reverse-anastomosis:
I know, but the different modes initiated via resistance, are controlled through the MUIC. From what I can tell the s7 has a newer model of the MAX MUIC than the note5/s6/s6e. While I don't expect it to be identical,, it should be similar if history repeats itself. I built my jig with a variable potentiometer, so I can experiment.

My wife is still using the g925v, so I can get too invasive with that device. However I did grab a shorter boot log from it(which I get when using the jig without any resistance). Interestingly the n920v has a MAX77833, but initially reports/expects a MAX77843 during boot. The g925v has a MAX77843. So there is some variation between exynos 7420 devices.

At this point its all data... And it has been kind of fun figuring out the jig and building it. I just need some more time to sit down and mess with it again.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] afaneh92:
In the link I posted there is a kernel patch to get full log but it will break modem.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Reverse-anastomosis:
Thanks, I read about that...but I'm pretty sure a modified kernel won't boot on my devices due to the locked bootloader. I will have to see if I can even get to the terminal on this hardware.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Reverse-anastomosis:
BAM! I got to the sboot console. I have no idea what to do with it, but I feel like something can be done from here. I just don't want to brick the device now that I am doing something fun with it! I will attach the output with the active console. If you have any idea what to do with this, or who to ask for help please let me know. My process is exactly as done for the s7 by [MENTION=8495181]lSDriim[/MENTION] . You can see his guide here. The trick was disabling the hardware flow control setting.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Delgoth:
Wow. So the hardware control setting must have been what everyone was saying they did to "disable" the UART Comms. I guess it really wasn't full disabled after all. I didn't feel like they could have done that without a real change to the chipset anyways. That is amazing! I found the schematic file for the G925F. The G925 and N920 should be pretty similar as they both use the same codebase compared to the G920.. Having access to a full sboot like that might give us RW access to do something real. Now we have access to the bootloader itself! Don't brick it out yet haha. Maybe we can undo the locks put in place, and get it into a more unlocked status.

I had to repackage it from the original RAR to a tar archive for uploading. For SuperSU use, I always had the best luck using the BETA 2.68 build from CF on the Exynos7420.

EDIT: Hey I also just found this code looking around older stuff. I must have got it from github based on the filename, I didn't write it. But you have access to the sboot console now. So maybe this can give us some ideas on how to pull data and decode it all.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] gigahurts:
Hey there,

I am on android 6.0.1 - N920VVRS3BPI1, I downgraded from the latest android 7. I run the wondershare mobilego root thing and it says "Verizon SM-N920V ROOT success". Ive run root checker and it says I'm rooted. I run flashfire, it thinks i'm rooted but it crashes after is says "enumerating ...". I've tried flashify to flash you safestrap zip and it goes into recovery, but fails. I have extracted the aoj3 md5 into .imgs and rebuild the 3BPI1 -md5 with the boot.img from a0j3 but it fails to flash in odin (any version).

Any ideas, I could use the temp root too, I have tried to install busybox, but I get a spontaneous reboot after trying to insert busybox (after it has been installed).

Seems the mobilego root is not persistent and I don't have root upon reboot. Do you know how I could make/bake the combo rom you are referring to. I would be more than happy to help/test any roms or build them myself with some direction. I have extracted the
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] gigahurts:
Hello all,

I've been messing around with this some more. I'm using mobilego to root. Sometimes it roots right away, within a minute or 2, sometimes it reboots the phone and I don't get root. My purpose here was to enable AA Stream, for android auto. I'm on the latest android auto, using the new version (by selecting "use the new version" or something like that, in the settings of android auto). I root with mobilego, open aa stream, select "unlock for android auto" (after I've made my other selections - ie screen rotation, audio, etc.) and I get the check mark that it worked (the app has root level permissions). I plug the cable into my phone (in the car) and I have a selection for aa stream in android auto, everything works great! One big problem, the root is temporary and doesn't stick.

If someone could point me in the direction of making root stick with mobilego, I would be very grateful. I have tried changing the permissions of the system folder of the root folder of the phone, but anytime I try to add or change files in the system folder, the phone spontaneously reboots.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Reverse-anastomosis:
I never had stable root with mobilego. I imagine there is a way to make it stick but I never really got too far into it. I was more focused on getting a bootloader unlock/bypass. At some point I'd like to play with the device again but just have not got the time right now. There was quite a bit of discussion over on the thread linked below. I'm no longer actively learning/experimenting with the device, and I don't know where the other participants stand. We put quite a bit of info out there though, and I'm happy to share whatever I learned. I'm no developer or superhacker, just was an interested device owner with a curious spark.

https://xdaforums.com/att-galaxy-note5/general/dedicated-testers-root-revision-4-bl-5-t3946854/page8
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] gigahurts:
Thanks for your quick response! I checked out the link, wow, awesome, seem to be in the same boat I am, but I'm on 6.0.1 completely stock and get a temp root with mobilego.

Although its not stable, it will stick for a while if I don't disable mobilego screen overlay, or run anything that uses root, (other than the AA Stream for android auto - the whole purpose of this, for me anyway). People say they're able to get a temp root on 6.0.1 with kingroot, I've tried it many times and kingoroot, via windows and the phone, nothing gives me a temp root but mobilego. I'm running completely stock 6.0.1 3BPI1, I downgraded from android 7. I have tried flashing every stock rom under the sun, that is older than 3BPI1, on all versions of odin, they all fail. I have tried flashing just the bootloaders and kernels from various sources and extracted from the older stock roms, they flash with odin, but I get a screen upon bootup that says "your device has been tampered with.... contact verizon". I have tried to change the permissions of the system folder and then try to mount it, but I get a reboot, every time anything tries to touch the system folder, I get a reboot. I've tried to change se linux to permissive by many methods, none stick. I'd like to be on android 7 again, because some apps don't work, or I have to use a much older version (google phone, etc).

If there were a way to mount the system folder, that would solve the problem. Or a way to unlock the bootloader :) I've tried to flash safestrap via flashfire, flashify and rashr, none work, but I extracted the recovery img from safestrap and flashed via flashify and it worked, but wouldn't boot with the modified recovery and I was unable to enter the ss recovery because I got the verizon warning message upon bootup again. I have also tried a few things in the - hold the power button and volume down button menu, I have tried adb, just reboots the phone. I have flash a lot of things that didn't work and left my phone unbootable, but I flashed the 6.0.1 rom via odin, without a factory wipe afterward and it boots fine and I don't loose any apps or settings or anything.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Reverse-anastomosis:
Safestrap lives in the system partition. If you try flashing it to recovery you will never get anywhere. It isn't designed for marshmallow, and likely won't function for you. I'll get you a link for the combination firmware tomorrow. I might have an eng kernel which sort of gives a root shell via adb. Problem is it freezes the device after trying to remount system. I'll sort through my files and link you up. If you do get anywhere with all of this please post somewhere so the info is out there. I'd like to get back to playing with the device if only for academic purposes. I learned a lot while messing around with it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] willagave:
Hey if we're you guys are at with everything maybe there's further progress and I'm looking at an older post. But I was reading though the SM-N920V post here and then through this specific one, about flashfire etc. I was wondering if anyone with root or temp root has tried "flash gordon" I know it's for older devices but maybe somebody with some better knowhow then myself could alter it to work for us.

Old member, new to the conversation.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] ThEr3aLsLiMsHaDy:
so now that i have a rooted phone can i install lineage OS? is this is a dumb question excuse me as i have only had verizon devices and they are all locked.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] afaneh92:
No.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] weijen6:
thank
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Jherane:
Wi-Fi & Fingerprint Sensor not working after Installing Rom

First let me say thank you all for this project. Only possible way to have permanent root on the N920V.

I got the ROM to boot and it works great, only issues I've come across are that the any WIFI passwords reset fter a reboot and you have to log in again and the fingerprint sensor force closes if you try to remember a fingerprint. Any ideas on how to fix this or the cause? I was thinking it could possibly be the Combination Firmware I used so could someone post a link to the one they used here please?
[P8 Lite (2017) Discussion] piefadase:
Greetings to everyone, I'm new to the forum so please forgive me if this discussion has already been explained.

I have a huawei p8 lite 2017 (PRA-L11C432B366) and I've succesifully unlocked the bootloader, installed TWRP and gained root access. I was trying to install a new rom (an unofficial version of lineage for my device) but even thought the installation was succesfull I got into a bootloop. So I tried to load the backup I made using TWRP but I think i didn't select the right boxes (when I made the backup) so it doesn't wanna boot anymore.

How can I install the old rom back on the phone? I'm stuck in a bootloop but I can access fastboot mode and TWRP.

Sorry for my poor English.

Thank you for your time.

edit: big spelling error in the title but I can't fix It, sorry
[P8 Lite (2017) Discussion] Saozer:
problème d'installation de ROM dans un Huawei P8 lite 2017 (PRA-LX1C109B107)

Hello everyone! I am French speaking. Excuse me for my crooked english.

My problem is this: I have a Huawei P8 lite 2017 that I restored and now I can not access this mobile. I do not know anything about the google account that was there, and the name of the owner either. I found this phone in the street while I was walking at night. I tried to install several ROMs without success and I can not find any ROM that is dedicated to this smartphone.it shows me << Software install failed! get help from: http: // www . emui .com/emotiondownload . php ? mod = restore >>

When I type << * # * # 2846579 # * # * >> in the emergency call, I get the following information:

- EMUI Solution version: B107

- Parameter version: CVersion: C109 DVersion: CUST

- product component version: product-PRA 5.0.0.1 (N)

Please, can you help me?
[P8 Lite (2017) Discussion] xbtz:
What language do you speak? In order to give you some help
[P8 Lite (2017) Discussion] Billy756:
If the rom is still installed and you see the logo of the rom go on TWRP > Wipe > Format Data > write yes with the keyboard prompted > wipe Dalvik/ART cache and cache partitions.
[P8 Lite (2017) Discussion] nakpakhome:
Hi bro how u broke bootloader code please help me
[P8 Lite (2017) Discussion] F2196G:
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[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] xdduser:
My phone got updated to Android Pie and after that many of the calls started getting automatically disconnected. I then saw that my block list is full of hundreds of numbers (I have not done that).

So 2 questions :

1. How do I make blocked numbers ring instead of their calls getting rejected?

2. How do I remove all of the block list numbers? I am able to do 1 by 1 individually but after each removal the circle rotates for 15 seconds. So 1 contact gets removed from block list in 30 second.
[Android Apps and Games] K3V1991:
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It blocks annoying Ads and lets you easily download Videos from Social Media, all while providing you personalized News

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[Android Apps and Games] K3V1991:
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[Android Apps and Games] K3V1991:
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[Android Apps and Games] preetitdl:
Opera mini Mod

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[LG V40 Questions & Answers] staceybassoon:
We got this phone this week, and there's a problem already. Whenever we try to share a photo from the gallery or from the camera app itself, the app crashes. Sometimes it says nothing, other times it says "Android app keeps stopping." I have tried the power + volume down for 8 seconds, but that didn't work. Is my only option the factory reset?
[LG V40 Questions & Answers] Medevac1:
Have you tried clearing the camera app's cache or force stop?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SalhiMohammed:
I am trying to learn how to build LG K350Z (LG K8 350Z) kernel without modifications (changes to ".config" file), so I downloaded kernel source from lge opensource website.

Now when compiling I keep getting this type of error:

In file included from drivers/input/touchscreen/mediatek/met_ftrace_touch.h:50:0,

from drivers/input/touchscreen/mediatek/tpd_debug.c:8:

include/trace/define_trace.h:83:43: fatal error: ./met_ftrace_touch.h: No such file or directory

#include TRACE_INCLUDE(TRACE_INCLUDE_FILE)

^

compilation terminated.

I am compiling for ARM arch with GCC 4.8.

Anyone know what could be the problem or how it can be fixed?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ldubb31:
Can someone just tell me how to do all the modyfying and iCube or whatever to my tilt. Its difficult to find on here..
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] JimmyMcGee:
100% Honestly. NO I won't "just tell you" I had to figure it out myself. You do that same. Thank You Try again.

Plus "icube or whatever" Not very specific.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Mikulec:
U need to search and u will find what u need. All the info are here. U need to just find it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
Someone already told you and posted it for you. You just need to read it, This isn't the matrix, we can't just download knowledge into your brain..
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] denco7:
Search TouchFlo Cube, HTC Home Plugin, and HTC Home Customizer seek and yee shall find. Search, read and make lots of friends here. Be lazy ask everyone else to do the work for you = no friends here

Edit: www.htcwiki.com/account/Rainman76 best profile for helping newbies

Edit 2: And this http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Kaiser_software_recs Thanks ehollins
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
we like friends
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] NotATreoFan:
I thought that was Johnny Mnemonic...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] KD8DNS:
If i allow you connect to my pc (via remote access) will you install a bunch of goodies for me on my tilt being that im to lazy and just dont want to read the wiki.

Figured id ask before some noob thinks about it!!!

ha ha ha ha ha
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] bapssystupr3m3:
read, search, wiki, sticky, and gweni is your friend...please use them
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
Remember that nemo learned kung fu in a few seconds. They spent a day downloading stuff into his brain..

On Johny I think it was a flash drive that was part of his brain.

Sure and I might install other things too. HEHE
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] XtreMe_G:
isnt nemo that fish with one tiny fin?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Questions & Answers] adriansiv:
HI Guys,

I have heard that there is a bug in Android pie update which reduced the brightness of the screen and also reduced the headphone volume output. Are these issues fixed? Also in general how is the screen quality of this phone? Is it bright enough?

Please let me know as I am thinking about buying this phone as it's on sale in India.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Questions & Answers] adriansiv:
No takers?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Questions & Answers] tsongming:
If you want to leave Auto Brightness enabled and it defaults to too dark, I have used Velis Velis Auto Brightness with great success. Get it on Play Store or on XDA : https://xdaforums.com/sho....php?t=1910521
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] rainfactor:
Hello,

I have this strange issue that occurred after I flashed one of the many custom roms floating around.

The USB connection menu in the phone is greyed out and technically I cannot transfer anything over the cable from a computer and with this obviously I cannot use any adb command so I can flash the stock.

The phone is only charging when being plugged in nothing else

Prior to be flashing the rom I have booted TWRP tethered so I could flash it but now since my usb settings are greyed out I cannot boot TWRP anymore nor I can boot from the phone as I didn't make TWRP permanent.

Is there any way at this point that I can flash TWRP, any rom or even stock image considering that I cannot see the phone over the USB ?

Appreciate any input
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Phalanx7621:
...why don't you just reboot into bootloader and boot twrp again and this time flash it in recovery? Are you saying you no longer have a usb connection to your phone, as in it's broken?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Swofshop:
I recently upgraded my Samsung Galaxy Note 9 SM-N960U to Android Pie 9.0 - One UI Version: 1.0 - Baseband Version: N960USQS1CSD1 - Build Number: PPR1.180610.011.N960USQs1CSD1 - Security Patch: April 1, 2019 and now i cannot surf the internet while on a call, and don't have LTE as well. I've been searching the web trying to find the resolution.

I will reluctantly downgrade back to Oreo 8.1 if needed and have Odin downloaded but finding all the correct software needed to do so plus the Oreo 8.1 version for my model is a pain as well, and i haven't done this for sometime either.

Any assistance would be much appreciated. Thanks ahead of time!

DB
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] bober10113:
arent there any May patches ?(btw june updates should be right around the corner...if not alredy out)

so pretty sure there is. just flash a may or june update.

you can download stock firmware via web sites which can be slow or via frija:

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s9/how-to/tool-frija-samsung-firmware-downloader-t3910584

then extract zip when its finished dling and flash via odin 3.13.1

there is more than enough documentation about all of this in xda,google,YouTube....etc

so all in all try and flash a new firmware instead of an old one.

try resetting ure device also( wipe data) before flashing.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] docdg:
What carrier are you on? Sprint/Verizon/At&t/Tmobile?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Swofshop:
Verizon
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] pospower:
Same issue here Verizon. Had to do full wipe. Odined pie and updated
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Swofshop:
There any way you could provide the download as im not getting Frija to function correctly? I have Odin v3.13.1..
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] bober10113:
try right click and run as admin.

enter fone model and ure desired csc code
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Swofshop:
ok. My CSC is: VZW/XAA/VZW

ive researched and VZW is Verizon, XAA is Unlocked US

Which should i use? I appreciate it greatly.