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[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] Deleted member 4405529:
Just found:

On NLOS (and I belive on los, too) CONFIG_DIAG_CHAR is auto selected:

ingo@adler /usr/local/src/los16/kernel/oneplus/msm8996 $ grep -r DIAG_CHAR arch/arm64/configs/lineageos_oneplus3_defconfig
ingo@adler /usr/local/src/los16/kernel/oneplus/msm8996 $ grep -r DIAG_CHAR ../../../out/target/product/oneplus3/obj/KERNEL_OBJ/.config
CONFIG_DIAG_CHAR=y
ingo@adler /usr/local/src/los16/kernel/oneplus/msm8996 $

If Snoop Snitch can't initialize the diag interface, it's NOT! due to the abscence of CONFIG_DIAG_CHAR, but it must be something else. What does the Snoop Snitch support says, that Snoop Snitch is bailing out, though the diag interface is compiled in?
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] Deleted member 4405529:
It's verified that LineageOS-16.0 and NLOS-16.0 have CONFIG_DIAG_CHAR enabled.

For LOS-16.0:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=80437877&postcount=3317

FOR NLOS-16.0:

ingo@adler /usr/local/src/oxygenos $ adb shell su -c "cat /sys/module/diagchar/version"
1.0
ingo@adler /usr/local/src/oxygenos $

Considering the faq on 64-bit socs https://opensource.srlabs.de/projects/snoopsnitch/wiki/FAQ#Are-64bit-Qualcomm-chipsets-supported or the term "CyanogenMod", either the documentation or the package is not really made for our msm8996...

Without exact and current documentation on what is really needed in order to run snoopsnitch, no kernel/rom dev can fix this. The error message and the included link to the documentation and the faq arn't helpful, in case of CONFIG_DIAG_CHAR even misleading.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] knpk13:
Does this help? [MENTION=6986703]Zaphod_B_1[/MENTION] [MENTION=2273184]lhe[/MENTION]87

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-3/themes/app-snoopsnitch-oneplus-compatibility-t4154491/post83373695
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] Zaphod_B_1:
Yes, it helped. Snoop Snitch is again running on my 3T (I'm currently using Havoc 3.8 ROM) and I'm happy it does.

There are two things to mention:

- the patch level checks do not work, that maybe depends in the ROM I'm using - I'll have to check this.

- I cannot say if the detection of silent SMS and IMSI Catchers really is working since I've havent't had such events till now. Silent SMSes should appear from time to time IMO while IMSI catcher events are extremely rare. I used Snoop Snitch for one year two or three years ago and got two of those events in this year: one in Germany, one in Canada.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] deniz_nam:
If you looking for a google camera mod for XZ1 and whatever you already downloaded is crashing while opening the app (except the apks that hasn't HDR+ feature) and you want this gcam so bad that thinking about opening your bootloader and rooting your phone just for that feature don't do it (againg if you rooting just for gcam).

First of all the reason that gcam not working because in your device Camera 2 API isn't enabled so if you made a little research you know that you can enable that with just unlocking your bootloader but here is the catch if you already unlock the bootloader even rooted your phone and you still can't enable Camera 2 API that's because SONY doesn't want you to enable. Now I'm going to talk what I already tried. (If you know how please kindly explain it in the mentions)

DAY 1

(Bootloader locked - Non rooted)

Making research from various sites for just getting information about camera 2 api

After research backing up my phone several times with companion app

Looking for tutorials to enable without rooting and unlocking the bootloader

DAY2

(Bootloader unlocked - Non rooted)

After realizing that you can't do anything without unlocking your bootloader prepared for unlocking (By the way you need to get a unlocking key from Sony's website with your IMEI)

After unlocking bootloader trying adb shell and fastboot commands I couldn't able to enable then searched for solutions in fastboot mode booting on custom recovery (in my case TWRP) try to flash it and running adb shell commands it didn't enable. (The main problem is I couldn't get RAW checked from camera probe app and gcam needs it for processing.)

DAY3

(Bootloader unlocked - Rooted)

I rooted with magisk but with TWRP i didn't use the install section because I couldn't able to find the .zip file so I used the adb sideload thing. After downloading the magisk manager app and access to root I've tried using build.prop, terminal both phone and computer, magisk modules and adb sideload to flash .zip files for enabling camera 2 API (that gave me error while doing) but whatever I've tried to do didn't work out for me.

For who are wanting gcam to work in your Xperia XZ1 for my case and research I couldn't able to enable Camera 2 API and couldn't find a way to enable I think Sony needs to give us RAW processing option. All in all rooting your XZ1 not that bad idea after all because I don't think Sony give this lineup an another android update (Android Q). If you have any questions about the process don't hesitate to ask. Take care of yourselves and be aware of what you're doing with your lifes and your devices.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] Generic123.:
I think RAW capture is supported on the official AOSP builds. So ,theoretically, Camera2 api should work on the official AOSP.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] Parabellum23:
Suggest rom with working gcam and gcam link
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] deniz_nam:
Before and after root when I looked for camera probe app I couldn't able to check RAW and some other white balance settings XZ1's camera capable to provide most of the Camera 2 API's needings out of the box but if you've any way to enable raw image processing I genuinely want to know how. Thanks for your reply by the way.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] Generic123.:
Check this and this. These are both AOSP ROMs, which I've heard have full Camera 2 api support(including RAW). Unfortunately, neither are even remotely stable enough for daily use, so it's not really worth it. Besides, the forums seem to show that google cam doesn't work too well(although no photos, so it may be a subjective thing). That's honestly all I know about this kind of stuff; if you want a decent camera experience on a custom ROM, you might want to try LineageOS; the stock camera was ported and works for the most part(except 4K recording, which I heard was fixed in the next version). Other than that, I have no other idea on how to get RAW support on stock firmware, sorry.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] hsheemi:
what about this link : https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=6006931924117914458. by SonyAOSP Team are they stable builds and how to flash them? they are updated evey month and have the latest security patch as i think
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] deniz_nam:
UPDATE: By the way after couple days of use with

device I found out a strange behavior. After many tries to get a working gcam I gave up so while I was looking for how to see device's cameras status I used getprop in adb shell to look for did I enable Camera 2 API or not, actually I was very surprised it looks like it's enabled (persist.camera.HAL3.enabled = 1) then I looked for an alternative to gcam and downloaded the open camera. While in the app tweaking with the settings, found out that there's a Camera 2 API toggle for that supported devices. After tweaking, I take some photos with that I've shocked how good the HDR was I added some sample photos and HDR settings that I used in open camera. I hope I could help you with the journey of yours.

NOTE:In the sample photos when you zoom in there are artifacts on leafs and car that passing away thats because of hdr is 3 stops of dynamic range and shooting 3 different exposed photos so for the best detailed photos you should keep your hands stable and you should be around somewhere has not much moving objects. And in open camera there is a scene mod option, with that if you adjust your camera you can get night sight like photos in near complete dark scenes.

As always take care of yourselves and be aware of what you're doing with your lifes and your devices.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-4Jc5HIxvzi2T4Zb3Ws_kreCGPHfUBhm?usp=sharing
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] haiha2001:
Can you give instructions to be able to do as you can?
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] deniz_nam:
If you asking for enabling the Camera 2 API I mentioned it in the original post but basically you need;

bootloader unlocked device (You need to get a key for it from Sony's website)

TWRP .img file

some adb and fastboot commands

newest Magisk .zip file (for root)

Basic Steps You Need To Follow (I'm not giving all the details because there could be a difference between devices from software wise or steps that could damage your performance or device and I'm not taking any responsibility for it.)

First you need to unlock your bootloader there many posts that explain how to in xda.(You need a key from Sony that you can get with your IMEI)

Then you need latest drivers and files for ADB and Fastboot that you can get it from developer.android site.

After that, you have to plug your device to computer with USB debugging on. And reboot in fastboot mode that you can make with adb commands or volume up with power buton (after 3 vibrations release just the power buton until you see a blue indicator from your notification led.).

In fastboot mode boot in recovery that you downloaded into your computer (in my case that was TWRP).

If you can find magisk file in install section you can do it from there but I couldn't find in install section so I use adb sideload to install magisk.(XDA has very nice explanation for how to download magisk on your device you should check that out.)

After installation and reboot I downloaded Magisk Manager apk file to device I used both build.prop and terminal (also both in device's and computer's terminal) to write camera.HAL3 code. ( I couldn't able to check the RAW box in camera prob app)

Finally you should need to look for camera specifications in your terminal that your proccess made it or not. (with getprop method)

I would recommend downloading Open Camera from play store and enabling for Camera 2 API for app and tweaking other settings for your liking. (Especially HDR settings)

If have any other question don't hesitate to ask. And if I skipped any steps or so please inform me about it.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] sohrab1985:
So, versions without HDR+ works on our devices?

If yes could you please provide the link, thanks.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] deniz_nam:
https://xdaforums.com/xperia-xz1/themes/google-camera-mod-xperia-xz1-t3786993 from this discussion you can get the apk but like I said I tried this apk too, it has photosphere and panorama as features no HDR+ or night sight which you want I believe. I'd download open camera rather than this apk. Open camera hasn't that beautiful ui but it's better capabilities than gcam without HDR+.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] sohrab1985:
Exactly, I'm looking for night sight feature.

I try open camera then.

Thanks for the help.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] TimCrownie:
I tried it in a similar way in June,and the results are the same. As far as I know, Sony has no plans to open Camera2 APIs - they are more inclined to force users to use Sony's own cameras,than open APIs to allow users to use Google cameras or others. This brand is just like this, always paying less attention to user feedback. But at least we've tried to do this - it's better than someone who hasn't tried it.

P.S.There's a way to backup TA partition before unlock bootloader: https://xdaforums.com/xperia-xz1-compact/development/devonly-exploits-temp-root-to-backup-t3795510 .I know it's too late to tell you...sorry.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] deniz_nam:
Thanks for your explanation and help, I really appreciate it. Only if Sony listen us their market share can grow and they can compete with others much better.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] randisaaputra:
Hi, thanks for share this tutorials!

I've some questions, sorry before, im like super noob

1. Its seems you still using stock rom, is right? And what version?

2. The image looks very noisy, is that because you lost the drm keys?

Thanks before
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] Zasyq:
Apakah maksudnya kamera terbuka adalah kamera manual?
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] Hirashi:
CameraAPI 2 works normally on the XZ1 AOSP10 under development by Sjll, but there is an ISP problem and the pictures taken are not saved.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] Georgerapp:
try and camera super pixel for static themes.

excellent performance!!!

a little edit after just for shadows and hight light and you will have an outstanding results.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] SGH-i200:
Outstanding pictures for real! Did you take these pictures with the Open Camera App? Which app you used for the 'little editing' afterwards? Nice church! :good:
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] Georgerapp:
ι shoot them with camera super pixel from playstore .

that app is for stills photos , no people , no pets .

after i edit the large file that gives on photoshop express and reduse the file at 40% quality to give me more comfortable image size.

open the app and at settings put resolution at 32 mp for back and 51.9 for the front.

enable noise reduction edge enhancement debug mode and place jpeg quality at 100.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] SGH-i200:
Your XZ1 is running a Custom ROM, since "support the raw photo format" is not enabled on XZ1 stock.

"Camera Super Pixel" - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anforapps.camerasuperpixel

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For “Camera Super Pixel” to work, the device must be able to use the “burst mode” and support the raw photo format included in the new Camera2 API. Unfortunately just a few smartphones support this feature.

How does “Camera Super Pixel” work?

“Camera Super Pixel” takes a burst of pictures and intelligently combines them into a higher resolution photograph (up to 4x) using an own-developed super-resolution (SR) algorithm.

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[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] Georgerapp:
hello my friend , no i am not root , i am stock , i dont know but works for me .

i have in settings , resolution 32mp back and 51.9 for front .

noise reduction -on

edge enchancement -off

jpeg 100%

debug mode -on

version 0.9.6

but now i work with -open camera- .

i enable camera 2 api on settings .

on photo settings i have .

100% jpeg

format jpeg

on proccesing settings i have sharpenning off , is the edge mode algorithm - off .

and noise reduction algorithm - off .

so after on edit i place as sharpen and noise reduction I WANT and not the jpeg engine .

so i manage to make pictures like the follow .

the reason is that i hate sharpening .

and open camera helps me to shoot people too because super pixel is only for stady shots with good hands !
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Guides, News, & Discussion] Onepunchbro:
so with open camera, do u shoot jpeg only or jpeg with RAW?

your samples shows great dynamic range and my testing with open camera I got bad dynamic range since the photo is only single exposure instead of HDR stacking. Any tips?
[Xiaomi Mi 6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Trepanator56:
Hi,

I just installed the kernel "VantomKernel-AOSP-190725-SAGIT.zip", since the SAR was returning me to the fastboot at startup.

Everything seems to work well except for calls and video calls by Hangouts. I don't hear the other person and they don't hear me either. Is it a bug or do I have to configure something?

I write here because I see that the "official" thread is closed and in the Telegram group it cannot be posted.

Thank you,
[Xiaomi Mi 6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] ccelik97:
Hi. First of all, why did you not post this in questions & answers section? :D That's the appropriate section even though I get your intention.

Then, which rom and firmware are you using? Your issue looks like it's because of using an old firmware where you need a more recent firmware for that version of vantom kernel (there's an update for it from today btw). Global developer 9.6.27 firmware is recommended as, vantom kernel has been rebased on xiaomi's new source from pie update.

See https://t.me/Mi6RS/288 or https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com for the said firmware please.
[Xiaomi Mi 6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Trepanator56:
Good afternoon, first, thanks for answering.

The ROM I am using is "PixelExperience_caf_sagit-9.0-20190604-1301-OFFICIAL" and the firmware is this "fw_sagit_miui_MI6_9.4.25_aa38a7f25b_9.0", therefore, first of all, I will try the firmware you recommend (9.6.27) to see if it works.

Thanks for everything,

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Edit:

Nothing, I tested with firmware 9.6.27 and the audio still doesn't work in Hangouts calls and video calls with the kernel "VantomKernel-AOSP-190731-SAGIT".

I return to Pixel's default kernel and it works again ...

Regards,
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] w04g005:
Hey guys,

do you think it's possible to wirte a program which automatically can change the backlight according to the actual daylight condition.

Maybe it is possible to start the program when you wake up your device. then the program turns on the built in (front) camera for about a second or maybe more. The camera "checks" out the light intensity. If its very bright the backlight condition is set to the max.

his is only a idea. I'm thinking of it because for example today it's a very sunny and i can almost read nothing on the display of my touch cruise!!

What do you think about it?

greetings
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] w04g005:
any idea?

Or does any software like this exist?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mattarse:
Maybe the guy who wrote this program below could be of assistance:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=379270
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] papajohn:
Well, it doesn't have to be so hard...

All we need is a small service that reads from a file the approximate sunrise-sunset time and alters the brightness accordingly. If anyone has the time, he can additionally take advantage of the current time zone and calculate those limits automatically all year long! :)

Destinator 7 does the exact same think by turning night colors on and off. It is actually better than a build in brightness sensor because it never fails!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kwickone:
Nevermind...did not read the question thououghly :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] w04g005:
Yeah good ideas,

but a time sceduled scenery has also disadvanteges. When its clowdy outside it causes unnecessary battery consumption.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] w04g005:
MVBklight 1.4.2 is not working on my polaris!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] papajohn:
I come from a rather sunny country (greece) so I really missed this! :D

Anyway, those PDAs have actually very low brightness screens. In a bright day you cant actually see anything. On the other hand, I have yet to see a rainy/cloudy day that requires a reduction to the maximum brightness level. Overall I think that a time scheduled solution should be the best solution for no sensor-equipped devices.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wearefree:
I second that! Even though I'm not from Greece but it's never too bright during the day. Right now my solution is to map the camera button to backlight so I can change it quickly.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jfeldredge:
Changing the brightness according to the time of day would not be as helpful as changing it according to the ambient light level. If you walk inside a dimly lit building during the day, you don't need the backlight to be as bright as if you were outside. Also, even outside, a cloudy day can be considerably dimmer than a sunny day.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] papajohn:
I totally agree, but given the fact that there is no ambient light sensor in our devices I dont think that we can do any better. Two scales, one for day and one for night and we are OK for most cases. Yes, as you point out this strategy fails but it is better than:

1. No brightness change at all

2. Manual changes.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] w04g005:
Thats the crux. Some devices especially the newer ones have a camera on the front. I'm no photo-expert but i think every camera is a "ambient light sensor".

The camera also reacts on different light conditions. You can see this by turning on the fps function. But i agree that it would be a lot of work.

Maybe we have to wait till more people and programmers own htcs with such bad displays like the polaris.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] devzero:
Titan Photo Sensor

I found myself thinking about this auto-backlight topic on my way home tonight after a long trip using my 8600 as a GPS. The screen went from being a clearly-visible screen during the day portion of the trip to a flashlight in my eyes at night. While I knew I could adjust the backlighting manually, I didn't want to mess with it while driving. Also, living in Arizona, I can barely make out the screen when in daylight unless the screen is on maximum brightness, but max brightness is horrible on battery life, so I would rather not set it to that by default.

Anyway, the Titan has a photo sensor on the keyboard which is used to determine dim lighting conditions and automatically illuminate the keyboard. I'm not sure if the exact lighting value being detected by the photo sensor can be read, but if it can be, then it should be relatively easy to write an application that would automatically adjust the backlight setting whenever the keyboard is slid open.

The application could both use location-based sunrise/sunset algorithms to set the default backlight value based on time of day, and also allow the setting to be overridden momentarily (perhaps only until the screen is turned off again) by opening the keyboard and sampling the ambient lighting conditions.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] yashthemw:
Anyone facing this issue on their note 8.

Iam on android Oreo, December 2018 patch.

This happens when an app is open in pop-up.

In the screen shot Galaxy store is in pop-up (minimized). The wallpaper returns to normal as soon as the pop-up app is closed.

Any solutions?View attachment 4799813
[Huawei P30 Accessories] trust_attrition:
There are some cases/protectors that supposedly covers the silly looking cosmetic glass edge and these could be very useful because they fix one of the most annoying issues with the phone, the problem is that it is not always easy to see if a cover does this or not.

For this reason I have created this thread for people to share their findings. I have ordered "wishcover" because it says it have raised bezel and a lip that is raised above the screen itself and thus stopping the screen from rubbing against any flat table surface etc. The cover is a full cover with glass on both sides held together with magnets. I'll post my own pictures once it arrives and I can confirm the supposed details. There seem to be many variations of these magnetic covers. Mine will arrive from china hopefully next month sometime, lol

Personally I prefer the leather wallet style cases but they all seem to accommodate the curve instead of fixing it and as such are not a option for me as the edge is almost as annoying as the locked bootloader, the p30 pro is overall just a big mess IMO.

pic obviously related

[IMG="magnetic cover"]https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/1TkAAOSwojBc9f2v/s-l1600.jpg[/IMG]
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] MuhammadAqdas110:
I found the following procedure to root my Honor 6X, but it seems to not list a few steps I've seen in other places, such as unlocking the bootloader. Do I need to unlock it with this guide? If so, how do I do so? What else is missing?

Guide: huaweiflash.com/how-to-root-huawei-honor-6x/

Thanks.