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[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] koniiiik:
Same problem with a brand new Atom Life. When I first used it, I didn't yet insert the SIM and the wifi was working great. But when I inserted the SIM, it couldn't connect to wifi. Moreover, it didn't show the first tab in the ``Wi-Fi'' control panel, labeled ``Wireless'' (the one where the list of available SSIDs and those with saved settings appears).

Changing the registry key doesn't work for me, maybe it is because our wifi network doesn't broadcast SSID and is WPA2-protected with pre-shared key...

Anyway, the only fix that works for me, is to reboot the device repeatedly until the wifi loads correctly. Most of the times it loads on the second try, mut sometimes it takes some 8 or 10 reboots... When it loads well at the boot time,

I even tried to look into the list of device drivers and services, none of them seemed relevant to wifi.

To sum up, I can't seem to find any handy solution to this problem and I'm becoming really desperate for it... Hope I won't have to turn it off very often so I don't have to reboot it like an idiot...
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] clintonedward:
Just register & log in to say thank you for your brilliant solution!

To other hog heads :D, try this method before posting
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] cawanmushi:
Tried the above suggested solution and work perfectly for my Atom!! Thanks..
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] adomila:
i mess up my wifi too

i think i mess up my wifi as well while tinkering with it via registry :confused:

Hi brian_2cool4u, can I ask you a favor, would you be so kind enough to check the registry values upon turning wifi on/off? it's under HKLM\System\State\Hardware. btw, i tried you're suggestion but it does not work for me, either. And i have a question on the last step; when you say turn on the wifi again, does it mean via wireless manager or via wifi utility? either way, it didn't work for me.

sya nga pala taga-pinas din ako, kabayan :)

on another topic, i don't know, maybe i am just getting paranoid bec i have just gotten a heated argument on another topic. the comment "to other hog threads" does not seem appropriate to me, in this theard or in any other thread for this matter. eventhough it was not intended directly to me, you see clintonedward, my or our intent here is not to hog the threads, eventhough you see us posting tons of replys/infos, the real intent is to help in our own little way by sharing what we have(experiences, infos, ideas, etc), be it small. i humbly believe this is community for sharing, so such comments means you are discouraging such. imho, thread hoggers does not exists but i have read in other threads there is such spammers; these are two different things, the later intent is just to create chaos. just my opinion; no harm meant. peace...
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] locolyric:
i try some of the wm6.1 rom, i have found out there was some problem with the wm6.1 rom.

the gsm and wifi was the main problems. some time the system can detect the wifi connection. And some time we need to soft reset the pda for many time. And that time the pda recognize the wifi.

Same things happen to GSM connection.

And after many soft-reset , the setting of pda will gone .

Like the soft key of the Cube menu or touchui home ...

And many software can't execute on wm6.1 .(could be i select the wrong upgrade option, i select the os+extended rom upgrade,the expert ask me to choose the full upgrade for a try)
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] kimdonghwan:
I use MWG Atom Life White Limited Edition, upgraded to latest ROM WWE140907

I have the same problem about turn on/off Wifi via Wireless Manager

Everytime this error occur, I re-flash my device..

Finally, I got the solution, It is simple!!

With Task Manager, Change the registry Dword key to 3, and then 5, and then 8, and finally back to 3...Use Task Manager, right soft key [MENU] ==> Actions ==> Soft RESET...

You'll got Warning about lost unsave data or something like that...

After Reset, Your Wireless Manager will works normally...

:D
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] adomila:
great, this is what I'm taking about :) whats the value of the registry when your wifi is off? tia.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] kimdonghwan:
sorry for my bad english...

yeah, just because the wifi icon/indicator was active, but not searching...

and we cannot turn it off via wireless manager...so the solution is to turn it off via WIFI UTILITY, then Menu (Right Soft Key)->Turn Wifi Off

and then change the registry value to 3 (again wifi indicator at the top screen appear), change it again to 5, and then 8, and finally back to 3...

then turn off your PDA, or soft reset it..

100% works for me!! and what i want to say is, until now, this error never happen again anymore..

Please tell me if this works for u too..

Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moneyshotz:
Wondering If anyone can help me find A stock firmware for my device the only ones I found online seem to be for RCT6213w87m but the file was listed are named RCT6513w87m so figured it was all good,and I flashed it without knowing and the device is still recognized by my pc but no longer will display anything.

Rca Told me I would have to pay 45 dollars plus shipping but the refused to give me a stock firmware for the device. If anyone can help I would be very thankful.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] renansince91:
I am using PixelExperience 07/09/2019, i have a little touchghost while typing...

Are you guys facing that too?

Please, tell me the ROM/Kernel are using at moment.

Sorry for the english :(
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] mario123m:
Any kernel that uses touch drivers from the 9.1.24 version will do. Beginning with the May releases, Poco team messed up touch again making it oversensitive at the edges and bottom, and they ruined scrolling too. 9.1.24 is not perfect either but it's still better, scrolling is fine too.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] efakkawy98:
How do I check which panel is on my Poco (Indian Version) I'm on latest MIUI.eu
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] phonetech101:
Try this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.andr7e.deviceinfohw
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] efakkawy98:
Thanks

Thanks, it worked... but initially some informations aren't available I had to use root.

I have a NVT-ts & dsi_tianma_fhd_nt36672a_video_display I hope it's a good one
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] phonetech101:
I have same screen, was great till i cracked it. Waiting on new screen from Alixpress is painful lol.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] InvolveX:
i also have the same screen. . My screen replacement costed me 120 Euros. . Before i never had an issue.

I switched always to the latest Beta for hoping it to fix instead it got more . I wen back to Miu 10.3 . Still the same. i Updated to Miui 10.3.5 still the same.

Last week i installed Pixel Experience(completly wiped my phone before) . Was till the same.

I installed Franco Kernel on PE . The Screen freezes happend then even more often.

From Franco i switched to Optimus Drunk and i got better.

And now im on Crdroid Rom (Optimus Drunk Kernel is the main one there)..

It is definitely a lot better .

Im running it just for the days , but only a got a few amount of ghost touches. And about screen freezes im not sure.

On miui my freezes and ghost touches where so heavy every 3 times i wanted to use my phone, i had to lock and unlock it again 1-5 times.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] jayxiao171735:
anyone knows that? i use twrp but failed, neither on magisk19.3, do you know how to root it?
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] Kongjing946:
The same question. Can you use magicis on Android Q now?
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] PhoenixPath:
With the 3's and 3a's on T-Mobile, I am almost certain they will; but I have not heard/seen anything official. Hoping someone with some inside knowledge can confirm or deny.

Really hoping they don't go back to "exclusive", or wait until the 4a comes out to sell it on other carriers.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] CertifiedBlyndGuy:
Their contract ended with Verizon so it would be very unwise of Google to limit the carriers it sells its devices on.

I highly doubt they'd renew a partnership given how successful the Pixel has been lately, and their move to sell the Pixel 3a at other carriers highly suggests that their premium devices will follow the same trend

If that isn't enough confirmation then I don't know what is. Their exclusivity with Verizon was initially a great thing to get things rolling, but with each iteration of the Pixel following that, it's really done more harm than good.

And with them supposedly talking to D ish about establishing their own full fledged carrier it seems even less likely that they wouldn't embrace other carriers too given that their new carrier would literally use TMobile and Sprint towers to comply with the 4 carrier requirement needed for a Sprint and TMobile merger.

So no, I don't have any direct information to state otherwise, but on a financial level it would be awful of Google to not endorse other carriers.

Honestly, what I'm more interested in is knowing how they plan to support Verizon's standard for 5g while complying with the others as it vastly differs... Or better yet, if it will support 5g at all
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] PhoenixPath:
Doubts and hopes are what I started with, mate. I am well aware of the history behind the deals and partnerships.

Looking for confirmation from an inside source.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] canemaxx:
I spoke to my friend at T-MOBILE and she confirmed that they will in fact be selling the 4.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] jimv1983:
It's not like it really matters since Google sells it direct anyways. Even if it was available from my carrier (AT&T in my case) I'd still buy it from Google so the carrier can't get its hands on it.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] Eudeferrer:
I would never buy it from a carrier. They will lock the bootloader and no root for you! Just look at the forums for the recent pixel 3a/3axl. Even if you don't plan on rooting now, it's nice to know you at least have the option should you choose to. You can also finance through Google.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] krabman:
The OnePlus devices may be instructive: These had bootloaders which could be unlocked after they were sim unlocked. The timing for sim unlock depended on how good a customer you were in some cases but primarily was based on having the device paid off. The smarter money if no deals were involved was simply buying from OnePlus direct because the updates are significantly faster. I would expect something similar here if it is indeed sold by Tmo.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] tj_f:
Amen!! Haven't used a carrier phone since the Nexus 6P was released!
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] eforfunopen:
It is true !:)
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] JeepFreak:
The page is live, but if they really lock the bootloader, you can count me out! I'm still pissed about the fingerprint reader anyway!

https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/google-phone-deals
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] ZeroKool76:
Well, if it's fully paid for, I don't see why they won't let you unlock it. Unless you're going for a plan, which is completely understandable. Not everyone has a grand to drop at one time. But at the same time, you can't really gripe if they don't let you unlock a device you haven't fully paid for.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] drey4211:
My ipv6 host keeps failing. It used to pass. What network setting can I chose to have it pass?
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Arfataj:
Hey guys hope your zte axon 7 is still rocking ,well I am using my axon 7 for last 3 year and after a battery replacement it's now as good as new never tried custom ROMs coz of audio performance but now I want to try new ROMs for speed but can't compromise with audio quality can any one help me out choosing rit custom ROMs .thanx in advance
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] klałn:
I don't know if there is a huge difference in sound between custom roms.

Mostly, it depends on equalizer like Dolby Atmos, V4A, JamesDSP, DTS:X etc.

But, there's a catch in custom rom, they use high quality dac on headphone and you can't switch it back to standard dac. I have one pair of headphone which sounds a little bit worse on High Quality mode than on Standard Quality. Don't know why and I really don't care that much.

Personally, I prefer Viper4Android to Dolby Atmos, due to many options in V4A, which let you fit - let's just say - to your sound preference.

I only miss surround virtualization from Dolby Atmos for movies.

I tried several Surround IRS but didn't found anything worth.

Using unofficial Lineage OS 15.1 (from Unjustified Dev), Bladder Kernel with Viper4Android 2.6.0.5 (using this version due to conflict between Selinux Enforced and Convolver).

Speaker Optimization sounds pretty bad, I recommend to try some of IRS for Convolver.

That one below, sounds pretty, it even gives nice bass but it didn't work on V4A 2.7.0.0 and doesn't sound same on JamesDSP like on older V4A.

Edit: Just be aware of volume, some of IRS may be louder than original volume and may damage your speakers.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] to1ya42:
I have very similar set now with latest unoff. Lineage, with beta baddar kelner, viper fx with xhr soundplus convolver, musicfx + removed audiofx, gcam 6.1.021 and etc.

I am quite satisfied with the sound and experience which i have from adwanced tweaking
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaddeRaga:
Hello, in my Galaxy S6 Edge (SM-G925F) Samsung Health is not working and it says me this error: "Unhautorized changes were made to your phone. For further informations, contact the client service. (0x1100200065N2130)". This phone was rooted in the past but, i removed the root and format the phone and then the Samsung Health app was working fine. But today I formatted the phone again because it was getting very slow, and now Samsung Health is not working. Can someone help me?
[LineageOS News & Discussion] dannythechamp:
I posted this on a thread and then realised it probably belongs here instead, didnt realise there was a whole board for lineage.....

Hi all. I am just learning about LineageOS. I mainly want it for my kids, as I want NO google spyware/behaviour tracking in their life, no Youtube etc either. A friend advised me to try LineageOS, calling it a 'privacy based OS'. I then bought a used MotoG with LIneage on, a Google Asus tablet with Lineage on, and finally a Google Nexus again with LineageOS on. I was over the moon, picking up all three from a car boot sale dirt cheap, in mint condition too! BUT.... Another friend of mine, a software engineer and privacy 'expert' as far as I am concerned anyway - he said that LineageOS is not safe to use as rooting is dangerous and exposes the devices to a plethora of attacks and vulnerabilities. I just wondered what the opinions on here were about that?

I discussed it and said 'I just want privacy thats all', and he basically said "You cant have privacy without FIRST having security". Agree/Disagree? I am all ears! (this is all new to me, never flashed anything but my back side!)
[LineageOS News & Discussion] dannythechamp:
Anyone?
[LineageOS News & Discussion] andreoide:
I guess all your questions are answered all over in XDA. Such as knowledge about root, privacy etc.

If you don't understand what rooting your device means or does, stay away from it.

If you do understand after digging into it, you will have almost endless tools to run your phone like it should run, and not like the pre-installed ROM you get it from the manufactory...
[LineageOS News & Discussion] dannythechamp:
Thats a curious response. My question is about whether people agree or disagree with this point. The lack of responses (and yours) suggest people just dont want to discuss it. Thats curious in itself and now makes me think the point is valid.

I understand a bit about rooting, I Just have not done it with my own hands. The main point I understand about it is the fact that it gives the user of the phone (or anyone emulating that via attack/theft) superuser/admin level access. Great, for removing built in spyware from Google (which is my main motivation here), but as was suggested to me, not so great if it makes the device inherently insecure. I was hoping for some discussion on this topic, clearly nobody wants to discuss it. Maybe that's an answer in itself.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] cuneyt3801:
complex jobs
[LineageOS News & Discussion] dannythechamp:
ha, I refer to my last!
[LineageOS News & Discussion] alessia3:
Danny, pre installed Android is more secure, if you don't know exactly what you are doing with your os. Lineage os, or simply a rooted phone, puts you in control of everything, included your privacy, but you have to know what you are doing. I agree with your friend.

Inviato dal mio SM-A405FN utilizzando Tapatalk
[LineageOS News & Discussion] dannythechamp:
Thanks for chipping in Alessia. Yes, I certainly don't enough to claim "i know what I am doing"! My friend does though, and even he says with all the expertise in the world, you can't close the loophole that is "Rooting". Yes he could certainly mitigate much of the risks, but not all, and he still believes with all the mitigation in the world, a rooted phone (especially one running Lineage) is still less secure than a stock android with secure hardware such as (ironically) Google's Pixel. That's what he says anyway. I am not tech enough to believe him out of knowledge, but I certainly do trust him to tell me the truth, which these days certainly counts for something!

He summed up his advice with something like this.....

'If you can afford a Pixel running Graphene (IF the OS keeps being worked on, which is in doubt at the mo), then that's the most secure AND privacy-respecting option. If you can't, next stop stock iOS, next stock Android, Lineage way down the list, Lineage on an old MotoG or any old (cheap :( ) unsupported device which gets no hardware/firmware updates/patches, that's just security and privacy suicide!'

That's about the best round up I can give for his comments. So it's stock iOS or Android for me. Now to decide which! I already have an iPhone. Was looking forward to dumping it, and I certainly do prefer Android, but he says stock iOS is slightly more secure than stock Android.

The biggest pain in the ar5e for me is the fact that, in order to avoid security risks, you have to give yourself to Apple and/or Google. That's a depressing state of affairs indeed. I will just have to do everything I can to prevent as much spying as possible, turn off siri type stuff, location services, etc etc
[LineageOS News & Discussion] zzz2002:
Let's start by asking the question, are stock cell phones secure? The answer is very simple, NO! The list of entities watching you is nearly endless, starting with your provider, then the manufacturer ... None of them have your interests at heart. For most the objective is to separate you from your money. For others the objective is to collect information that can be used to manipulate you socially or politically.

So is third party software safer. Depending if it is open source or not. Closed source, probably not.Open source software is generally considered safer, for the simple reason that it is more difficult include malware in it. There is a caveat, the size of the development/user community matters - in general the larger the better - the more eyeballs on the developers the better.

Is "rooting" a good idea, for most users the answer is NO. It increases the security exposure which is not a good idea.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] alessia3:
Dear Danny, if you want to avoid security risks, just do it. You are not compelled to do or buy anything.

Use your brain, your knowledge, root your phone and take full control on your device. That's enough.

But, if you want Google or Apple to avoid security risks for you, the price is your privacy (and a new phone every 2 years, to receive security patches).

For me, it is a simple as this.

The choice is up to you.

And, again, I agree with your friend.

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[LineageOS News & Discussion] dannythechamp:
very well put and for the most part, I completely agree. However, I perhaps should have said, but when I say "secure", I am basically talking about unauthorised/malicious access. I believe that just about everything Google/FB and friends do IS malicious! However, we give them access (we are the self-basting turkeys) by buying an Android device and using Gmail, Google, Youtube or whatever else. Same goes for Apple users who use Siri and location services. The point being.... if Google tracks me on my Android device, I wouldn't call that "insecure", just anti-privacy and horrible in many others, but not a security hole for the context of this conversation. However, in order to remove Google and mainstream spyware/dragnet surveillance from my life, it's not as simple as just replacing the stock Android with a custom rom (and rooting), as that's like closing the front curtains but removing the back wall of my house!

I am coming to the conclusion that I have to choose between two evils, one is official spyware run by the likes of Google, and in doing so I protect myself from most hackers and exploits (As Google needs to keep its users safe from that to stay in business) - OR - I tell Google where to stick it's big fat nose, install a custom rom and root my device to gain the control needed to make that happen, but meanwhile expose myself to smaller and perhaps more overtly malicious attackers.

I wish there was a solution, and I wish there was even a happy medium. But when I want ultra security AND privacy (the latter being dependent on the former really), I think the only answer I can find so far, is to have no phone at all. Or perhaps an old pre internet phone for calls and texts, and a laptop for all data stuff, which can be secured/privacified to a much greater degree than a smart device can.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] kurtn:
Talking about a happy medium: I tried to setup a stock android nokia1 without Google. First of all: you don't need a Google account. Install f-droid. You can disable most Google apps. Sadly i need a stock phone app to receive calls and Google play services to get system updates. Disable all permissions of Google play services.

Good luck.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] kiwitab:
Ummm, that statement seems to imply that if you're running LineageOS then your device must also be rooted, which in my limited experience is incorrect. I flashed my several year old Huawei phone with LineageOS only about a week ago and that was my first experience with flashing a custom ROM so take anything I say with that in mind. My phone was not then and still isn't rooted, haven't decided on that yet and for now I see no need, for me personally anyway... one step at a time.

Do I feel that the security of my phone is now less secure with lineageOS? Well in the time I've owned the phone it hasn't seen any official system updates and the Android Security Patch level was from 2016, with LOS 14.1 the Android security patch level is November 2018, not the absolute latest but far better than before on the stock Huawei ROM... there are probably other things too but that's one thing that springs to mind, your experience may differ.

Like I said I'm not very experienced with all this and I may have misunderstood something in your friends reasoning, but if his concern is about rooting devices, it's perhaps a separate issue altogether. Anyway just my 2 cents worth... :)