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[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] MrN1484:
Had mine about a month, love it.

Coming from an HTC U12 which had useless buttons and a display that you can't see in sunshine I tried an Exynos S10e which could not hold a phone call for any length of time. Personally I couldn't find anything else on the market that wasn't huge that had a flagship SOC (albeit last years), SD card slot, headphone jack and unlockable bootloader.

Haven't had any of the issues others have, mine is a global version bought in the UK but I had to get rid of MIUI, so there is plenty of AOSP roms to try.

Fwiw I've settled on AOSiP and arter97 kernel and get 6-8 hours SOT and a phone that keeps calls when I'm driving around.

The only downside is the camera is just about fine.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] jackshot:
Did you try gcam .apk ? You just install it and it levels up the camera experience by miles! Check it out on a thread in here!
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] thesoupthief:
Couldn't agree more. Great fun playing with Nightsight too
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] MrN1484:
Yep! Coming from an HTC though and missing OIS the Xiaomi is still second place. For the price though its great!
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Moon75:
There is Oneplus rom port for Poco F1. I tried it's pretty nice, faster, smoother and touch is better/sharper, battery about the same as use Miui rom (I use vendor-firmware 9.6.27 for Oneplus rom)
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] greatcoder:
I am from India and I can tell that the phone launched (6, 64) at ₹21000.

Now in the Flipkart sale you can get it at 16.5k.

I myself have ordered it today.

One of the main reasons to buy this phone is that it has excellent development support at xda community and unlocking the bootloader won't void your warranty. So If you are into custom ROMs this is best flagship level budget device.

Myself being a custom ROM enthusiast, I decided to go with it.

So Yes even today this is great value for money phone despite it lacks few things like it is really ugly looking because of that huge notch and considering all new even budget phones are coming with the drop notch or full screen display, this is a trade-off.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] BLUEPOP:
i'd say go for it its worth the price, i've had it for around 4-6 months with no issues, im coming from a galaxy s6 and honestly the display isn't that bad compared to it the only thing i noticed is that the galaxy s6 is like 50-80% brighter but you'll notice it only if your using your phone outside.
[Huawei Mate 20 X Questions & Answers] deloj:
Hey guys... I got some question before I buy this phone:

1) Is the wifi signal since the last update good or bad?

2) Is the wifi range good?

3) Is there dark mode?

4) Can you add themes to make it look cool since the UI looks dated?

5) Any reason why I shouldnt buy this phone?
[Huawei Mate 20 X Questions & Answers] shaifullah.ahad:
1. Wifi is good enpugh

2. There is Dark mode

3. You can ad theme

4. If you need big display than you can not find any alternative of Mate 20 X. It is the best 7.2 Inch big display phone. But if big display not must then overall best phones are made by Samsung. The only reason you shouldn’t buy mate 20 x is it software and camera is so bad. But surely interms of big display phone it is the best
[Huawei Mate 20 X Questions & Answers] zain0300:
Why would you say the camera on Mate 20X is bad? It has the same exact camera as Mate 20 Pro and that was rated as one of best cameras of 2018.
[Huawei Mate 20 X Questions & Answers] shaifullah.ahad:
Actually I am using Mate 20 X and practically I am seeing the camera is ok but not very good. Software issue mayb! May be on papers it is a excellent canera but in real-life I am not feeling it has good camer. But its ok and not bad. But samsung provide the best camera. Samsung hase no 7+ inch smartphone so I have to use Huawei Mate 20 X. Ohh, it has side which is far better than samsun, and it is it's battery backup best an unbeatable
[Huawei Mate 20 X Questions & Answers] Zephels:
1. Signal is better on the 310 update compared to the 300 & 208

2. Range depends on if you're using 2.4Ghz vs 5Ghz, your router and obstacles in the way; but overall range is decent

3. Yes: Settings-Battery-Darken Interface Colours

4. Yes; You can use custom launchers easily on the international model EVR-L29. I use Nova Launcher as an example.

5. Reasons to not buy this phone really depends on your preference:

- The screen is really big (7.2") so it's not for compact or thin lovers.

- It has a teardrop notch, so it's not for notch haters

- Bootloader is currently locked, so can't root for new users

- If you're in the U.S, then you have to consider the trade tension involving Huawei (It's ok now, but the situation is volatile and can change anytime)

- Mate 30 X MAY come out end of the year. So if you're willing to wait and see, the new one could be better. But then again, 30 X may not come.

Just to balance out the cons:

- Amazing battery life

- Great performance both on games and everyday use

- Great camera. I use the superwide & macro mode alot

- Huge clear display

- Decent dual speakers
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] ClassiCTR:
Full Rom MIUI CT

https://xdaforums.com/mi-...-beta-t3958610

Mi 9T / K20 Xiaomi EU 9.8.8/ MIUI CT Rom enhancements

What's added

-Number of the status bar icon

-Clock styles

-Set Battery Percentage size and clock size

-Desktop icon image and name hiding

-Incoming call avatar selection

-Incoming call maximum brightness

-Hiding alarm, silent and disturbing icon

-Steaming status bar

-Folder background steaming

A selection of folder columns and a lot more that I can't think of

First install Xiaomi EU 9.8.8 and Root the device with Magisk.

Then download the update link below and install it on the EU Rom with TWRP without Wipe

MixMode Xiaomi EU 9.8.1

https://yadi.sk/d/YeahTtgcGlOiOQ

MixMode Xiaomi EU 9.8.8

https://mylifebox.com/shr/8eac3b50-a1de-4cb0-b3fc-a319a42c3317&language=tr
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] FuXiN:
New rom and new developer great [emoji106][emoji122] thank you so much [emoji4]

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[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] Portakalimsi:
You're a great detail... Thank you!

(:
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] Dev Dezigns:
definitely following this, btw isn't this supposed to be in development section?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] yakupTR:
Thanks you..

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[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] yakupTR:
Can you dock this time and weather please?View attachment 4803461

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[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] batting43:
Can we finally have notification icons on statusbar while on the lockscreen?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] adrianocdias:
works with latest update 9.8.8? thanks for the excellent MOD
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] ClassiCTR:
Okey

Sorry I do not understand you fully

Yes but the official update will not apply. I'll update you soon for modes 9.8.8
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] batting43:
I mean like this the app icons in the top left corner of the statusbar when on lockscreen
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] Portakalimsi:
Will the update come? v9.8.8
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] yakupTR:
Pls 8.8.8 update

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[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] ClassiCTR:
MixMode Xiaomi EU 9.8.8

https://mylifebox.com/shr/a71e0708-cdd2-4033-af37-fa144fd523ff&language=tr
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] Portakalimsi:
Thanks for sharing, man. You're great!
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] FroZine:
Not working for me. 9.8.8

Clean flash without mod. Setup everything. Flashed mod. Boot took 3-4mins. Even mixmode is showing in 'my device'. But I don't see new settings
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] Portakalimsi:
It works smoothly.

(EU - Mi Globe)

Which TWRP do you use?

Does it error when installing?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] FroZine:
Latest twrp 3.3.1.-2. No error when installing. Can't make calls now with this mod. But I couldn't install mi-globe (latest). So I guess my constellation is faulty somewhere
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] ClassiCTR:
try with

https://xdaforums.com/mi-9t/development/unoffocial-3-1-1-2-fixed-4pda-t3952672
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] FroZine:
This is the one I was using ^^
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Themes, Apps, and Mods] yakupTR:
Pls fixed

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[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] ~~Tito~~:
Awesome. Thanks for the guide! It seems as though my suspicions weren’t unfounded. Seems like we do have to write the android image to SD first before an easy change can be made. I’ve been trying to do this manually for the past week or two, but I’ve always failed because I never got the partition map setup correctly(have only tried a few times as well).

Are you familiar with how the partition map needs to be set? I’d love to practice getting this setup manually.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] geckoquiver:
This is interesting. I'll give this a try. Thanks for putting this up.

Are steps 9 & 10 needed if I'm planning to create a fresh emummc via SX OS?

My current setup is one emummc/emunand and I'm using it for both Atmos and SX.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] trohn_javolta:
Thank you very much, especially for the gdisk part!
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] tabzer:
Move/Resize "Unknown filesystem" partitions?

Having trouble moving these. Gparted doesn't seem to want to let me do it. Any known variables that may influence this?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] fOmey:
You're very welcome!

What other info did you need beside what is shown above? Nothing is stopping you from creating the partitions manually, but why would you.. seems like a waste of time to me! :p

Zero experience with SX OS, can't say for sure.

If it were me, I would backup my current emummc, create a new partition & restore it (this is actually exactly what I did, I was migrating sdcards tho).

I'm assuming you're not using the gparted live CD? You need to make sure the partitions are not mounted.

If you continue to struggle just do yourself a favour and use the gparted live CD/USB, don't waste your time chasing your tail trying to troubleshoot.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] tabzer:
Thanks. I was using Ubuntu, and even with the partititons unmounted, I was only allowed to resize/move the partitions that were not "unknown". It seems the gdisk live is even more powerful. I don't really understand what the difference is. But it works.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] Minciper:
If I resize after mounting the 128gb image to 64gb, will I'll be able to use the remaining 64gb like a normal sd card?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] bfenty:
So after doing this, I can't run any of the games that are installed to my SD card (I copied my old fat32 partition off and back after following this guide). Any idea why this happened?

Also, any way to access the fat32 partition from within Android itself?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] ~~Tito~~:
Did you restore an image to the partition, or did you copy your files manually?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] bfenty:
Copied my files manually. I've done that before when upgraded SD card to a larger card and no issues.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] gavin_darkglider1:
First, Nice guide..... As the person that wrote the original guide, I would recommend creating the partition scheme from scratch, so you dont have to move the data a bunch. Then copy the partition info from the individual partitions manually, like my original guide said.

BTW [MENTION=225651]op[/MENTION] congrats on posting a decent guide before me. I was getting there, but got caught up in life.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] fOmey:
Verify the hybrid MBR is setup correctly.

Original guide? :confused:

Creating partitions manually is a waste of time in my opinion.. much easier and faster to simply move them.

EDIT:

I will add there's no wrong way to do this, if you prefer to create the partitions manually go for it.. whatever works! :o
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] trohn_javolta:
I also cannot move the partitions with unknown filesystems in gparted. No partition is mounted and isn't possible via ubuntu gparted and also not via gparted live usb...

Any ideas?

Edit: Tried to write the 3 partitions with unknown filesystem to .img files, format the partitions, move them, write the .img files back and do the gdisk stuff.

This also didn't work, hekate says no fat32 partition recognized though I can mount it just fine in ubuntu...

...No idea how you moved the partitions with unknown filesystems, I read gparted doesn't allow this by default.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] JaRocker:
hey, I've been trying to get this done for some time now but I haven't has thought your guide would help me but I keep running into the same problem.

keeps telling me that it's unable to mount SD card
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] ~~Tito~~:
The flag for the main FAT partition needs to be 0C. Gdisk will be your friend.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] fOmey:
I didn't do anything special..

Post the output of gdisk o & p command from the recovery menu.

Post the output of gdisk o & p command from the recovery menu.

Any changes you make in gparted will require you to go back to gdisk and restore the hybrid MBR.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] veggietales4ever:
hey so i followed the guide before with 16gb and it worked great.

i'm redoing it with 64 gb and i can't get around the very first step of moving userdata to the end.

anytime i try to do anything to it i get a warning saying "moving a partition might cause your OS to fail to boot" which i didn't get the first time around.

then when i apply the changes, it immediately gets an error.

any suggestions for this problem? Thank you!
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] geckoquiver:
So i followed the guide and it works. Now i have some questions to further improve my current setup below:

256gb microsd with SX OS, Atmos, Android (No more swapping of cards).

My problem now is I cannot use SX OS to create hidden partition emunand as this will format the sd card and i will lose the android partitions and configs.

One option is file based partition but my preference is hidden partition so i can again use same emunand if i want to toggle between SX OS/Android/Atmos.

This is because atmosphere file based emunand is not stable as per devs and i also cannot get it to work using my SX OS file based partition.

I used atmos emummc but SX OS is not detecting it obviously.

The questions are:

1. For emummc, can i put that in front so it will be at sector 0X2 which i believe what SX OS config is looking for?

2. If i just use gpart to move the emummc partition in front do i need to repeat all the gdisk commands again?

3. If my aspiration is not possible at all then i will just stick with SX OS file based partition. Can i delete the atmos emummc and just extend the fat32 partition so i can reclaim space? Do i need to run the gdisk commands again?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] trohn_javolta:
Oh so flag is the mbr hex code, right? And you say it should be 0C? I will try that.

In the guide it says enter EE for mbr hex code.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] trohn_javolta:
Lol, now using 0C as flag I get into hekate, I also can enter twrp but android doesn't boot :D

Wtf... I think I already spent hours of reformating, deleting parittions, writing them etc. with that...
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] thatruth132:
For windows users they can use free tool mini partition tool or even in windows
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] mathieu.alex.92:
Hello and thanks for this guide, I'm facing a small issue, Android can't access the hos_data partition, is this normal ?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] trohn_javolta:
Just how?

The guide doesn't work for me. Gparted cannot move partitions with unknown filesystems (doesn't matter if via live usb image or via ubuntu etc.). I also tried to format the partitions with unknown filesystem, move them down and then dd the corresponding img's back to the partions. I tried giving the enlarged hos_data partition the mbr hexcode EE (fat partition isn't recognized in by hekate) or give 0C (hekate recognizes it, also i can boot twrp but I cannot boot into android).

This is slowly driving my crazy. The goal is soo simple, I just want one large fat32 partition for android storage AND hos stuff. Nothing else.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] trohn_javolta:
Alright, I did it. Using 0C as mbr hexcode worked for me. I just instantly got a black screen after booting android :D Pressing power button got me to initial setup, maybe this is because of gapps idk. However it seems within android we cannot use the fat32 partition, so make sure you make the ext4 data partition big enough.

Damn, next problem: Now windows doesn't recognize the fat32 partiton anymore. Any ideas why this happened?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] thatruth132:
my issuse now
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] trohn_javolta:
In windows I now used minitool partition wizard and changed ID to EE. Now it shows up in windows and also hekate recognizes the partition.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] gh0st__6:
Hello,

I have an issue on android only. Your tutorial has really helped me to enlarge the FAT32 partition. But now I can't access to the FAT32 partition on android only (on TWRP, it is recognized as "external_sd") but there is no "external_sd" on android on any file browser. Has someone passed to recognize this partition on android ? I used EE as flag for the partition but even I use 0c it doesn't change anything

Thank you for your help
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] thatmellon:
I feel like an absolute idiot and I apologise in advance for the negligence. So I can’t fathom a way to install gparted on my windows computer. The only tool what seems to work for me is minitool partition wizard. Trying to access the partitions hasn’t been fruitful at all, I want to extend the storage space for android to fill a 200gb micro SD card. When I use minitool the partition I want to increase in size is unallocated. There’s 3 separate partitions I can see, the fat32 part and a partition saying other with 1MB in size, the other partition is a 181.3gb unallocated partition. What can I do if I only have minitools or a windows computer. This has been frying my brain all night long, any help would be greatly appreciated!

Edit: I give up. I’ll end up smashing up my computer if I carry on with this...
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] matssa:
Hey guys anyone managed to change the fat32 to exfat? :)

EDIT// tried to reformat the fat32 partition to exfat through Windows and added all the files back and redid the Hybrid MBR but didn't boot. Back to square one, not sure if you can format through Android though, didn't tested it out.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] fOmey:
If you had followed the guide, the fat32 partition would have been set to EE already. :good:

You're right, I didn't notice this at first.. not sure if this is related to the partition layout or switchroot.

If you're keen enough to test the stock setup and verify, please report back.

A windows version of gdisk does exist.. windows uses different drive identifiers tho (\\.\physicaldrive#), beside that the process should be more or less the same.

If you modify the partition layout, you'll more than likely be required to recreate the hybrid MBR using gdisk regardless if you use minitools or gparted.. doesn't seem to be a way around this.

I have not tested this thoroughly, therefore I can't/wont provide any further instruction.. I will say I was able to dump the partition & MBR layout using the windows gdisk just fine, so I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work recreating the hybrid MBR.

EDIT:

I found some good info on this page if you decide you would like to go down that rabbit hole: HERE
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] gh0st__6:
Hello [MENTION=1620550]fOmey[/MENTION],

I have checked stock configuration and it is the same. So this issue is not reproduced only with your tutorial but with the stock config too.

I have also found something more interesting on android side.

On the command line and with busybox installed I were able to look at the content of the partition by mounting it manually but it is only mounted on the command line and not other applications

By typing

su

mkdir /external_sd

busybox mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /external_sd

cd /external_sd

ls
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] trohn_javolta:
I assume you rooted using magisk?..and also installed busybox magisk module.

Try the following:

Change mount namespace to global in magisk.

mkdir -p /mnt/external_sd

chmod 777 /mnt/external_sd

mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /mnt/external_sd

That may help accessing the partition in other apps too.

If it helps you then could use Tasker to automate that mount command on every boot.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] gh0st__6:
I have checked but it doesn't change anything. I see the folder but I don't see the content on other apps than the terminal emulator I have also tried to mount the partition on read write

mount -o remount, rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /mnt/external_sd

But the same happens. I have tried the app root explorer with root access and even here I still can't see the partition. It seems that the partition is mounted only for the app terminal emulator :/
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] carpasouza:
I'm migrating sd cards too, how can i backup my currenty emummc and restore to the new sd?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] p4rma:
Thanks, works great.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] whizzrinaldo:
For some reason the hos_data remains 2gb for me after all this. I tried it twice and made it around 300gb both times ( 400gb sd card ).

Am I missing something?

Edit: Fixed it by formatting the filesystem to NTFS in gparted, when that was done I first formatted that partition in Windows to exFat before finishing the remaining of the tutorials.

However, Android won't boot. I have done 0C as Hex instead of EE.

Edit2:

Nevermind, windows is not recognizing the partition anymore. Will try something different soon. Not sure why it should be this hard.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] whizzrinaldo:
Have you figured out a way to see the partition in android?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] gh0st__6:
No man if I had I would explain there or on another topic how to do this. After talking with somebody from switchroot it is not as easy as just mounting partition. It is more complex and must be managed in a code way that is outside my knowledge scope. I am just an advanced user of linux command line I am not developing on android for nintendo switch xD that's it. I check this part with attention so if something is possible I will probably explain how to make the fat32 partition available on android ?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] willy101:
If anyone knows how to take an existing card with cfw and emummc and install android on it, please let us know. I think you have to install android first but how do you backup the hidden emummc partition first?