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[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] maxionline:
i have the same problem, overheat, the battery is drained super fast, and with a reboot all come to normal, any fix found??
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] sterver1:
What does the battery usage in setting says? Which HW or APP drains the most?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] maxionline:
in hardware says "stand by" radio

and in app says "android"... generic stuff :(

i am in stock rom, and almost no apps insalled
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] LuZ_booyadude:
This occured to me also. Rooted with magisk on global rom.

Using Termux with tsu, opening htop will show widevine service using alot of CPU. You can kill the process either using htop or Simple Process Monitor from Play Store.

If happened again on my phone, I'll take a screenshot.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Davjer:
Same issue but a bit different.

I've had my Mi9T for 3 weeks, no issues, no modifications. Normally have 60%+ battery remaining at end of day. No heavy games.

Two days ago with little use, my battery went from 100% to 35% in 4 hours...phone was very warm but not hot. It still operated ok.

I went to "Settings">"Battery">"Power Usage">"apps": "Android System" was 47%, "Android" was 35%.

By 4pm, battery was 15%. I did a reboot and recharged the phone to 100%. It seemed to return to normal.

Two hours later, I noticed my home screen was on but rather than normal wallpaper it was totally black with normal icons.

It was cycling on and off, not the power but the display: 45 seconds "ON", 45 seconds "OFF" Display was completely unresponsive to touch. I could not turn off or reboot the phone with side keys. This continued for about 45 minutes.

Then I was given a display prompt to "Reboot Phone" or "Return to Menu". I had to select using the volume rocker and power button. I rebooted the phone. Full Reboot took about 5 minutes. The phone returned to normal, exactly as before. There was no notification of any update. Android and Miui versions were still the same. The phone has been operating normally since,

Power usage "Android System 7.5%, "Android" 5.6%

Obviously something was happening with Android but I have no idea what it was. I posted this on Reddit and several other users reported similar issues.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] pcloh:
I face the same issue. My mi 9t wallpaper went all black. None of the function working after that. The only way to recover is reboot.

Anyone know what is this issue? Software or hardware bug?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Pupet_Master:
Sounds like you are booting in to safe mode
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] pcloh:
What make it go into safe boot? But my phone was at idle before change to black wallpaper
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] maxionline:
Still happen with miui 11?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] XxXDarknessXxX:
This is pretty concerning. If my phone would overheat I would try to return it ASAP. It will have many more problems down the line if a young phone has problems such as these. Luckily my unit is fine but my last phone (LG g3) was horrible in this regard and there it was a design fault sadly.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] jerico123:
Did you have Nova launcher installed ?? Nova launcher do have overheating problem with this phone
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] cyldman:
I wanna join in this discussion!

I also have overheating problems without doing nothing with no application on.

Only fix is to reboot.

I am using the stable version non root.

on the battery stats, the only thing "draining" is the Android system when the overheating begins.

This overheating starts to drain my battery at a fast rate and I have no black wallpaper issue like some users report.

I tried to uninstall the outlook app, and now what I did is to uninstall the google camera, because I remember using it before overheating.

Since I uninstalled it, I haven't had any overheating, but I am still testing.

Overheating happens around 1 time per week, so I will check again.

I also have nova launcher like the user above me said, any idea why nova launcher causes heating?

what triggers it? because if so, uninstalling google camera did nothing because I still have the nova launcher.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] maxionline:
Well, i can confírm that the battery drain and overheat still ocurres in miui 11. Updated to miui 11.0.1.0 yesterday and today the phone goes warm and sucks all the battery again.!seems this is a major bug. We need to think in a way to contact xiaomi all together
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Nuwan Sri:
Happened for me as well. Two times. The phone was on the bed. When I pick it up it was super hot. I quickly turned it off and switch back ON to check battery temperature. It was 36°. I let it cool down fully and recharged. Battery was at 10%.

I was wondering if this has something to do with low battery level. Like below 15 %?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] maxionline:
Nothing to do with battery low level.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Gregor250385:
With MIUI 11 auto start from every application was ON. :eek:

I adjust it, and now my battery goes a lot longer and no overheating till now.

I'll keep eye on it.

Maybe it will help some of you
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] ccman32:
Hello,

I am having this exact same issue and my girlfriend who also has a Mi 9T also has this issue.

The phone will just randomly start to overheat and drain the battery very fast.

I am currently in contact with the shop I bought the device from and they told me to do a factory reset to see if that fixes the problem.

I highly doubt it will make a difference but I will try...

Does anyone know more details about this issue? To me this simply seems like a hardware defect in some early badges of Mi 9T devices but who knows...
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] maxionline:
Firmware bug. Turn On battery saver . then wait for a fix from xiaomi
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] mohsin.android:
I am also facing heating and battery drain problem after MIUI 11 update.

Android System is draining most of the battery.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] ccman32:
Source? Is this bug documented somewhere already or are there any discussions about it or statements from xiaomi?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] jeko99:
I have the same problem my phone is overheating and battery drain so fast only solution for me is to make reboot :(

Using stock rom miui 11
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] maxionline:
Nope, but is obviously a firmware bug.

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Try to turn off autostart in all apps
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Benfatica:
The 11.0.2 EEA update has non of this issues so far
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] razorinc:
same problem here, everything is stock. sometimes overheat for no reason. now I am facing a new problem, today shutdown for itself, I turned it on, now its stuck at boot logo, it wont boot into system.

Is there any way to copy data, pictures, before factory reset or flash?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Paruruyo:
I have all the issues on my mi 9T global rom miui 11.

And i started think who caused this is the phone itself.

And this is the first fullscreen xiaomi phone
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] pok5:
I got this issue too and I start to suspect that is caused by NFC chip, when I have it enabled only for payments overheating and battery drain doesn't happen
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] cyldman:
Uninstalled google camera, Uninstalled Nova launcher.

Using stock android.

Still overheat today.

Only use was login in a game.

So it's either the game booster that it's causing it or some notification app.

However, what says it causes it its the Android system.

Also where the burn starts its on the top right corner, if anyone knows what its there?

Edit: turned off game turbo, will check in a few days to see if the source was from there.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] maxionline:
Was game turbo your problem? Any news?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Questions & Answers] Rafek Rafat:
I backed to the stock rom due to problems from custom roms, I unlocked and rooted the phone. I dont know if I will be able to have the updated OTA or not ??

can anyone help ?

Thanks.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Questions & Answers] Hacker@1995:
if you are on stock rom you will get ota. its better not to lock bootloader.

if you didn't modify system files and rooted on stock rom ota installs fine
[Xiaomi Mi A2 / 6X Questions & Answers] Rafek Rafat:
I backed to old rom to try the OTA update as you said but unfortunately, instalation problem.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] senseijtitus:
Hi guys,

Just wanted to let you know that the development scene for a70 is starting up with some of the most respected devs willing to work on the device. We need to donate a device to one of the devs who will start working once device reaches him. He will spent a major portion of the cost(€100) and he rest we are donating from the group. The device he is getting is of €270.

MOD EDIT: CONTENT REMOVED
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] the Doctor:
Per the forum rules, you may not promote social media on XDA, and that includes in the forum, in signatures, by PM, etc.

Also, asking for donations up front is not allowed on XDA:

THREAD CLOSED
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] JhinCuatro:
One of the biggest banes of having root/magisk is unlocking the bootloader. The warning screen that does indeed slow down booting, also advertises itself to thieves as "You can wipe me clean and use me". Obviously, removing that splash screen won't fix that aforementioned scenario, but it would, (if it can be completely skipped.. The power button won't skip it anymore), speed up booting, and at least not advertise to the world my phone is all for taking.

One thing I'm really hoping for, if the bootloader warning can't be skipped or removed, is at least having the ability to modify (or disable) the hardware buttons being able to enter bootloader, recovery, powering down, or emergency mode. That doesn't seem to be entirely possible, SO , is there a way to fake it while the phone is still on? In example, a "fake" power off icon (while on lockscreen) that will mute all sounds, vibrations, and the screen from ever coming on. Or, being able to fake power off from the powerkey, a few seconds before actual power off. If the power key\ can truly be remapped or disabled (and be made to fake recovery, emergency mode, or fastboot and thus deter the thief, assuming such will be necessary if the power key is interceptable anyway.)

Xposed seems to have the power (but I don't know for sure) to do this, as with magisk, or some kind of kernel.. There would be a bounty if any of this is any possible (Of least $100-300..) It would be worth it for me not to lose my phone to horrible situations; (San Diego.. 20 lost phones from pick pocketing at a party.. The theft was most likely to extract parts from the "inunlockable" phones.

Additional: One would argue just to remove the SIM.. But in theory, couldn't I glue/solder a 2nd sim in the second ("hidden") slot? I have a t-mobile oneplus whose sim tray is only one sim; hardly anyone would think about a second sim being embedded in the phone, especially when they see the sim tray, which would enable me to track my phone continously. Especially before the phone is most likely disassembled, (PreReqs: Remove data icons, airplane mode or data enabling from my quick icons)
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Icfatpeople:
Also interested in a fix for this
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] habylab:
I don't think there will be a fix for this. It's been the same for a while now on Android.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Eric214:
Not going to happen. It's been this way for 3 years or so. Plus who cares? How often do you reboot your phone for it even matter? I reboot my phone once or twice a week but even if you do it once a day, does it bother you that much that 6 or seconds on the warning matters?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] galaxys:
Yep, has been that way for a while... Just cover it with a business card when booting ??
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] ChingghisKhan:
I would like to get rid of this annoying screen as well.

I have never had a phone stolen, lost or broken.

I live in Germany!
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] jld2k6:
Cerberus allows you to do a fake reboot / shutdown. It's a security app that allows you to locate your phone and do all kinds of stuff with it remotely. You can set it so that at the lock screen, if the power button is pressed and they choose to reboot or shut down it will lock the phone and keep the screen off to trick whoever has your phone into thinking it's off and can't be located. You can also install it as a system app (and disguise it), so if your phone gets wiped it will survive and you can still locate it. On my phone it just shows up as a generic looking system app called "system framework" you can also hide it from your app drawer and make it so that the only way to open it is to dial a secret code into your phone dialer and hit call. There already has been an Xposed module that does this too. I used it like 4 or 5 years ago but can't for the life of me remember the name and have no clue if it's still around

Edit: oh yeah, it's called APM+ (advanced power menu)

Is available on edxposed but isn't on magisk manager. It hasn't been updated since 2015. Give it a try, maybe it will still work, who knows
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] JhinCuatro:
If you have an unlocked bootloader, flashing magisk modules or playing with xposed modules and plenty of configurations that require a reboot, it's kinda important to not have 6-10 seconds gobbled by a totally unneccessary warning. Plus, the warning pretty much alerts even the most dumb thieves that the phone is 100% USEABLE once physically in their hands.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] JhinCuatro:
I'll see how cerebrus works out, never heard of it. As for APM+, yeah it's pretty much dead, but was worth a try..
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Oswald Boelcke:
THREAD CLOSED!

Please advise the moderators' team to re-open the thread if a dedicated developer in regard to this bounty is found and is willing to state in this thread that he/she is aware and agrees with it. The developer must herself/himself post the donation account. However, we preserve the right to re-open pending on the donee's history on XDA.
[Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MySimpleLife:
Hey Guys,

I'm trying to get into Android development and wanted to compile a kernel with tab2wake support (module). However, I can't seem find any page that offers the sourcecode for Amazon devices. Do you have an idea where I could get those?

Thx for any answer in advance.
[Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xyz`:
It's available from https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GXBUV78NMHPAKAVW the link says https://www.amazon.com/firehd8sourcecode but the archive file name is Fire_7_9th_Gen-6.3.1.2-20190523.tar.bz2
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] bobhurkleton:
Hello all,

I followed the guides on here, and downloaded the samsung firmwares from samsmobile. The first time I didn't read correctly and downloaded android vs 9, which I was already on, and flashed successfully. So I know the flashing itself is being performed [hopefully] correctly.

However, when I went back and downloaded the version 8, [N950U1UEU5CRL2_N950U1OYM5CRL2_TMB.zip & N950U1UEU5CRK1_N950U1OYM5CRK1_TMB & N950U1UEU5DSD4_N950U1OYM5DSD4_TMB ] the phone seems to flash successfully [ according to ODIN ] yet, it stays stuck at the SAMSUNG Galaxy Note8 black boot screen.

I attempted flashing 4 more times, redownloading the zip file each time just in case of corruption, yet still this same result for all but the version 9 firmware.

Anyone have any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] butchieboy:
If you upgraded to Pie and bootloader changed, you cant go back to Oreo. Now if the version of Pie you went to has the same bootloader version as the Oreo you want then you can go back. But lets say you went to bootloader S5 or U5 and last Oreo was S4 or U4 you cant go back.

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Ok wait what build are you on.

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Your good to go back to Oreo. Just do a factory wipe first then flash with Odin again. Sometimes going back to Oreo from Pie causes issues..sometimes not always. It happened to me when I went back to Oreo and used Home_csc to save data.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] bobhurkleton:
Had me worried for a moment there lol. Saw that issue about the bootloader in a few other threads, and thought I'd eliminated that as a possibility given the numbers involved in the filenames. I <think> that you just confirmed the same.

Not sure how to do a factory wipe with my phone stuck at the boot loader screen though. It doesn't even want to boot into safe mode.

I suppose I could flash pie back on, do the wipe, then go back to oreo?

edit:

So went back to pie, did a factory reset, then attempted to throw oreo back on aaaaaand, it's once more frozen at the boot screen :/
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] its_me_Sandy:
Try going to recovery mode and click reboot.. if that doesn't work format from there and reboot
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] butchieboy:
To get into recovery, boot to download, press volume up. Then do the 3button combination again as if booting to download. The very moment screen goes black keep power button pressed and home button.. but move to volume up.This will get you into stock recovery. Wipe from there.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] bobhurkleton:
By home button, do you mean the bixby button below the volume keys, or the invisible home button by pressing the center of the screen at the bottom?

Either way, attempted both and doesn't seem to want to get into recovery mode. just keep hitting the black boot screen time and time again from the download mode.

I'll keep attempting, perhaps my timing is the issue.

Edit: Ok, after a quick google search [all hail the oracle]it's the bixby button. Not great news, as this still doesn't seem to be doing the trick.

Putting it back on version 9, then seeing if that allows me to get into recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] bobhurkleton:
Ohhhh kay,

threw 9 back on, this let me get into the recovery mode. Used the same methodology I had been attempting with the 8 firmware, so I know that I was using the correct set of keys. Did the cache and factory format, then went straight back into download mode and threw 8 on.

Back to the endless boot screen :eek:

Perhaps I'm odin'ing wrong? I only have the AP box checked when I'm doing 8 and 9 flashes, perhaps it's different for 8 than it is 9?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] butchieboy:
Im so sorry didnt mean home was messing around with Note FE when I sent message and it has home button..again sorry.

Sent from SM-N950U Still Rooted Note 8

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You should have BL..AP..CP..and CSC

Sent from SM-N950U Still Rooted Note 8

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Dont know why your only flashing AP in Odin. When you download the firmware you have to extract it and you should have BL..AP..CP..CSC..HOME_CSC depending on the firmware you loaded. To keep data put HOME_CSC in CSC spot. But if you want a wipe just use csc

Sent from SM-N950U Still Rooted Note 8
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] bobhurkleton:
https://www.getdroidtips.com/flash-firmware-samsung-odin-downloader/

Apparently I read an outdated guide, or just an unclear one. I'll chalk it up to inexperience.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] bobhurkleton:
Whelp, looks like the issue was found. I appreciate you assisting me through this.

Adding in the BL/CP/CSC as well as the AP in Odin gave success!

Now I can start the hours of tweaking and app downloads lol.

Thanks again mate.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] butchieboy:
No problem at all, glad you're up and running.

Sent from SM-N950U Still Rooted Note 8
[Android Head-Units] polgoz:
Hi folks, my new Xtrons unit came with this "KEQ" MCU type. It dont show any data about if it is MTCD/E.

This new kind of HU is a PX5 4gb with Oreo, and a 1240x480 display (8.8"). I cant found any info across all the forum about it.

Im looking for ROMs and MCU's for it, cose Eq function is completely useless.. but the mods that are available to solve that issue cant be applied without this information.

Any help is appreciated.

Best
[Android Head-Units] polgoz:
no one?
[Shadow General] tissle:
Would I be able to save my text messages If I upgrade to windows mobile 6.1
[Shadow General] audscott:
Give http://http://dashwire.com/ Dashwire a try..it's a free application mirroring your phone contents to web storage.
[Shadow General] clowtilda:
you can always copy them to your sim card
[Shadow General] shadowmike:
how ? i know older non smartphones could but i havnt figured it out on the shadow.
[Shadow General] clowtilda:
the sim manager is in the "accessories" folder (at least it is in wm6.1, I think it was the same in 6.0). There's an option in there that'll let you choose what contacts you want to put on the sim. Not sure how many numbers a sim card can hold tho.
[Shadow General] kormanb1123:
Not sure either but i think is 30 or 50 massages can be stored on sim. Dashwire is much better
[Shadow General] clowtilda:
wow. I just realized that I completely went off on the wrong track here. I started talking about contacts >< oops...

anyway in 6.1 you can select a message and hit menu and it'll give you the option to save it to your sim.
[Shadow General] dashwire:
Hey just joined the site as a member and wanted to make a couple of comments. Thanks for all of the positive feeback! In terms of saving text messages, dashwire is nice because it allows you to save all messages on the web service for free, and control them that way, either searching through or deleting, etc. And there's no max in terms of number of saved messages.

Works with Windows Mobile 5.0 and 6 users.

Because we're new, any feeback or questions would be appreciated.
[Shadow General] Spiderman_00:
Ok...I love "Dashwire"

Im just not too sure its keeping all my messages.....I did around 14,000 last month and 12,000 the month before but it only says I have 10,001 saved.
[Shadow General] dashwire:
Wow... thats a alot of messages. With the kind of volume you might be overburdening the system. Before you sync with Dashwire, delete some of the messages on your device that may have already been uploaded (if you have any). We haven't found a max limit on the number of text messages stored, so you should be fine. Let us know if you have any other questions...
[Shadow General] Spiderman_00:
I will...Im gonna log in and see how far back I can go...lol :D
[Shadow General] dashwire:
Let us know if it works because there might be a couple of other workarounds if it doesn't.
[Shadow General] bart_simpson_12:
hey everyone, im new and i just wanted to thank everyone for knowing so much about the shadow. i am finallly learning how to enjoy my phone more, especially now that i have dashwire to back up everything on my phone. i know im going to have a lot of questions that are going to sound stupid to all of you but bear with me as im learning still.
[Shadow General] bipinsen:
word of advise my new friend, read A LOT before asking a question. learn to use the search button. chances are what you're going to ask has been answered.. if you're using the shadow/juno, go over to allshadow.com and look through the wiki there. enjoy modding your device!