yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] Mario119:
Sorry for the absence everyone, I've been dealing with some personal issues as of late and I haven't been able to check and update this thread very often. With that said, time to answer a few questions.

This is an OTG issue, yes. The only thing that seems to work is charging (and even then Android does not recognize charging properly). Oddly enough I hear USB-OTG devices work in docked mode, but I've yet to test this.

This is normal, and a limitation of the Switch hardware itself. The HDMI port on the Switch's dock only supports up to HDMI 1.4a, which can output at a maximum resolution of 4k30. Android is designed to run at a constant 60FPS, so unfortunately lag is inevitable. Oddly enough the Tegra X1 is more than capable of running 4k60 content, so the choice of not going with HDMI 2.0 was most likely a cost saving choice by Nintendo (seeing as the Switch is only designed to output at 1080p60.

I've seen a few reports of this, but nothing of the sort has happened to me (and I frequently boot between Android and Horizion). I'll add this to the OP.

Yeah, this has been happening to me as of recent too. The only logical conclusion I come come up with is the Nvidia are going out of their way to actively block the Switch (even with the Shield-ifer installed) from accessing their servers. While this is a bit of a **** move, I can see why from a business standpoint why they only want to allow their Shield hardware from accessing the app. If you're looking to stream games, as many others have said Moonlight is a really great app.

Also, I'm not sure of this is of any use to [MENTION=10064142]Count_NOOBula[/MENTION] but I'm using a Samsung EVO Select U3 128GB microSD card for Android. Everything seems to function correctly, but overall system responsiveness is far from optimal. Most apps tend to lag and stutter until loaded into memory, along with some 5-10 second freezes that occur every so often. I would chart this down to Android running off of an SD Card, but seeing as others have reported having no problems regarding performance, I thought I'd bring it up. This is with running with both the Quick and Performance profiles, by the way.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] 912933438:
I tried a lot of different tf cards again and found that the sd card and the built-in card were 0MB for the reason of the "U3 A2" TF card, and the "U3 A1" TF card did not cause this problem.

When I lowered the read/write speed of "U3 A2" through the TF card slot extension, it would normally boot the Android system and enter recovery mode.

This should be a problem with the code logic caused by the loading speed. After all, "U3 A2" is much faster than "U3 A1".

I hope you can solve this problem in the next version. [MENTION=576676]langer hans[/MENTION]
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] BlackTSQ:
Hmm strange, had this problem since day one Android was released for the switch. But if it stopped working for everybody now i can at least stop trying to get it work ^^
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] MarkusKoo:
Any way to change the resolution to 1080p60?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] SuperSkyraw:
Do the bug with mounting partitions in TWRP and booting android on Fast "U3" MicroSD cards have been taken into account ?

And i have no troubles with another "U1" MicroSD Card.

Looks like too fast read speeds on Sd cards can cause problems when mounting partitions...
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] 912933438:
I also have the same problem as you. I tried a lot of different tf cards, this system can't work directly under the "u3 a2" tf card, and the "u3 a1" card can boot the Android. But after I use the tf card slot extension to reduce the read/write speed of the "u3 a2" card, it can boot the Android system. This problem can only be solved by the system developer.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] techjunky90:
Reason Nvidia games does not work anymore is because the shield tv got upgraded to Pie. Has nothing to do with being salty, it's part of the shield tvs selling point. You're also wrong about Google Stadia coming to the Switch. Unofficially sure it will be on the Switch, but it will not get an official release on the Switch. Just like how Nintendo did not allow the Rainway app to be released on the Switch. If Nintendo was going to allow a 3rd party game streaming service on the Switch it would be Nvidias game streaming service due to the Nintendo/Nvidia partnership.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] Selim873:
System programs are randomly crashing on my end. The launcher doesn't load and I keep getting Clock has stopped, Google Play service has stopped, every once in a while Nvidia also stops. I flashed GApps, Shieldifier and joyconfix.

I rebooted it and now it's on Checking For Updates with a bunch of crash messages.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] SuperSkyraw:
Or just find someone who have a shield and could give his Android 8.1 Shield's fingerprint to the dev of "MagiskHide Props Config" : https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/module-magiskhide-props-config-t3789228.

This already allow to pass Safetynet by using the Android 8.1 fingerprint of the Google Pixel C (with a Tegra CPU too).

But the dev only has the fingerprint of the shield in 7.0, which i tried and it just broke every systems apps as expected without helping for the Nvidia verification in games ^^'
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] Count_NOOBula:
Couldn't we like start a gofundme for a shield TV running 8.1 off ebay and just donate that unit to the dev of this magisk module?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] BlackTSQ:
Update: I got NVIDIA Games working!

First i stopped, disabled the app and then i installed an older version of NVIDIA Games which was recommended in the main thread. But I still wasn't able to connect to the Servers. Then I registered an NVIDIA account in hope it might help, which worked through the app but the Server error persisted when i tried to open the game section.

Then i changed my system language to english, deleted the apps cache and data stopped and disabled it again, then i reinstalled it. Suddenly it started working!

Not sure what exactly was the keyfactor that made it work.. but yeah as long as it works i'm fine with it ^^
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] SuperSkyraw:
Good to know, i'll try it asap ! thx for the info. Do you have the version you used ?
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] BlackTSQ:
Should be this one: https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/nvidia/nvidia-games/nvidia-games-5-22-26891545-release/nvidia-games-5-22-26891545-android-apk-download/
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] Count_NOOBula:
Could someone plz confirm if a bluetooth mic works for them? Tried two cheap ones with no luck; likely cuz they're cheapAF. #medstudentbudget
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] suke0930:
This issue may have already been submitted, but Android does not recognize the microphone.

https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/module-oneplus-one-bacon-mic-fix-t3503128

If you use this, you might be able to fix it.

If you make Android recognize the dummy default microphone in some way, it may be able to recognize the earphone microphone and the usb microphone.

Edit:

Unfortunately, this majisk module did not improve.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] xdanilva:
It should probably be 31.3GiB
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] luxmen:
yes... me

Hello Ghost,

Just follow these steps :

https://xdaforums.com/nintendo-swit...witchroot-android-how-to-mount-fat32-t4019531

Its work like a charm :D, but U need Tasker.

Look into Magisk Manager to enable root for "Tasker" (not automatically grant)

I'm looking for better way
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] markm75:
I ran through the steps to get android on my switch, using a 400GB UHS1 sandisk sd card. When i try to use chrome it often says wait, kill chrome, super super sluggish. Is there a workaround for this issue? I've already set the settings to performance mode.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] kkrukk:
Docked mode problem. I'm using first-party dock but my switch doesn't show it's screen when it is docked. I've tried re-docking about hundred times, but it doesn't work. I can't figure out how to fix this issue.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] kkrukk:
[solved]

The real problem was the charger. I stopped using 3rd party one and connected the original nintendo charger, and it works perfectly.
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] The_Real_dogo_shady:
me google play service keeps crashing so i cannot access google play store or google chrome if someone have a fix i would love to know it
[Nintendo Switch News, Guides, Discussion , Develop] 7bbbbbbb:
Controller Issues

ProController sticks have a wrong dead zone, and the sticks doesn't work very well.

An observation is that the capture button in the ProController is assigned for 'back' in android, that's usefull, but the capture button doesn't work with the joycons in android.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Dr. Mario:
Just like it says on a tin can, I have a few questions I am wondering about to ask myself, and yeah, be warned, there is a few angry rants about Verizon's fraudulent practice of locking down the phones. Anyways, here we go...

I have been taking a stab at asking T-Mobile a few questions (via their Tweeter account, of course), regarding their stance on bootloader, and whether they will go the way of Verizon and perma-lock their phones in the future (Sprint have been rather infamous for that too, and don't get me started on Verizon, they still boil my blood), and I was told they have no reason to do so for the risk of losing a lot of customers which is sensible. In the other word, I can expect to see to it that T-Mobile phones will remain unlockable for good. (I will tell you why Verizon boil my blood; they permanently lock everything they touch under the Sun, except for the Nexus 6 of course, and get it, they will refuse to unlock it "for customer service experience" which is a rather lame excuse which anyone would blow through like a piece of paper tissue easily, and for this reason, I have intense hatred for Verizon for a very good reason because perma-locking the bootloader in the phones we buy with our cold, hard cash is a bona fide fraud. As you can see what's obvious; I left Verizon for T-Mobile for this reason.)

Anyhow, I wonder why is OnePlus starting to do something weird with the bootloader and Linux kernel in the recent OxygenOS update so that International version will not boot on converted T-Mobile OnePlus 6T phones (the infamous hardware mismatch warning which is also starting to happen with couple of custom OSes, nevertheless it CAN be bypassed so the OnePlus 6T phone will just continue to boot up normally), which is frankly a strange way to screw the sleeping dog because both T-Mobile (A6013) and International (A6010) versions are virtually the same hardware, absolutely no difference at all, except for the modem configuration, it's very expensive to respin the motherboard just to screw the customers.

(Except for both Samsung and Motorola, they don't care about the customers, all they want is money which the hateful Verizon have a lot of to make it so the identical phones are made with sneaky surprises inside so that a custom OS won't work on, nevertheless it usually won't work because LineageOS community prevails anyways. Still, I am disappointed about all that mess. I wonder why Verizon haven't been punished for perma-locking the LTE phones as their Block C LTE agreement clearly says that locking down the bootloader is forbidden. Full stop. Still, OnePlus is doing the right thing here, by allowing the customers to have choice. And shame on you, Google, why do you perma-lock the Verizon Google Pixel phones? C'mon, you know better than that.)
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Dr. Mario:
Still, T-Mobile telling me that they will refuse to lock the phones down is a good news in a way because the computer security is moving at alarming clip now (which means we will must unlock the bootloader to continue to be protected against future dangerous exploitations by continuing to be up to date especially with LineageOS which exists for this reason, and that's where a few carriers, especially Verizon, fall short in term of the computer security, and most newer Superuser managers, like Magisk, are password protected nowadays, which is absolutely mandatory). I am glad they made the commitment on it, thus I will be T-Mobile customer for a good while.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Jeffro64:
I'm on a converted T-Mobile 6T on OB15 and didn't have a problem booting when updating to this most recent. Is this just something they are starting the ball rolling on to where the International version will not boot on converted T-Mobile OnePlus 6T phones or have some run into this problem already with the hardware mismatch warning? And if this happens on the next update how can it be bypassed to be able to boot into the OS? Sorry if I'm behind the times on this but it is the first time I'm hearing about this.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Dr. Mario:
Interesting, I will give recent ROM update a shot at aome point soon. Hope I don't get the warnings as a few people are starting to get the warning on their converted T-Mobile OnePlus 6T phones, so right now I am holding off on the update so I can be sure I don't run into this problem.

I flashed the OxygenOS 9.0.15 on both slots so I can update to recent LineageOS 16 and put some bootloader vulnerabilities to bed. It's the recent Android Quindim beta version that started to display the hardware mismatch warning, so I got nervous about the OxygenOS 9.0.15 bootloader which could have this type of check, as well as how recent custom OSes handle this situation.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] jestyr8:
I'm in a TMO converted that's not paid off and I'm bootloader and Sim unlocked as well as running latest with no issues at all. Never ran into this hardware mismatch issue at all. I haven't really messed with custom ROMs on this though.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Jeffro64:
Another thing also...I found that just doing the lighter OTA updates that I would sometimes run into some kind of bug here and there. Like after I did the OB14 OTA my FP sensor was buggy as hell...So I started downloading the full updates from the OP site and doing the local update. This has been working better for me...Phone has been working great since I started doing that. But yeah I did hear that about the Q beta on the T-Mobile phones now that you mention it...So I have steered clear of that.

---------- Post added at 10:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:40 PM ----------

I'm sim unlocked but haven't unlocked the bootloader yet as I'm happy with the OS and don't want to see the bootloader unlocked nag screen when I boot up. But I have been tempted to do it just to be able to play around with the phone more.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] jestyr8:
So along with this.. is this hardware mismatch issue something I managed to avoid by doing the unlocked bootloader and Sim unlock months ago? Whenever I've tinkered and messed something up I've just used the first release patched msmtool to fix it followed by flashing whatever the latest update is and I've never had any issues. I also keep the first release bootloader unlocked and rooting tool from here and again have had no issues unlocking and rerouting. Can someone clarify what circumstances this hardware mismatch is occurring in so that I can avoid it if possible..
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Dr. Mario:
That's why I usually do the full fastboot / TWRP flash, as I have been dealing with somewhat oblivious bugs and obvious ones on OTA updates before, and in rare case, it can actually brick a phone. AES 256 / SHA 256 encryption checksums are usually useless in special cases like OTA updates because you will never know what you get. Like that fingerprint scanner bugs.

Also, Jestyr8, you are good, that warning only have occurred recently, but sometimes bootloader can be pretty weird that it allows the specific OS to boot without warning. I am wondering if wiping the modem configuration to remove that SIM lock affects the Linux kernel in a way that it thinks that it's installed on the bona fide international version (A6010) so everything is hunky dory, allowing it to boot up normally. If that was the case, it usually is impossible to patch the SIM configuration, because if they did, they will have hard time assigning the IMEI to it in the factory due to how the Snapdragon modem firmware works (Qualcomm prefer to keep things simple for obvious logistical reasons).
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] Netconn:
I just bought this G975F/DS, seems to work just fine, but when I install my Tmobile SIM in the phone it doesn't connect to any networks. Are there settings I need to add/change? Anything?
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] jwarrior319:
Check to see which bands are used in your area. If they primarily use band 71 then your SOL because that model doesn't support it.
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] Limeybastard:
Probably the access points need to be configured.
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] jhs39:
When I inserted my T-Mobile SIM in the US unlocked S10+ for some reason the T-Mobile APN settings didn't autopopulate and I had to enter them manually.

Definitely look at your APN settings.
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] Netconn:
Well, it finally connected to Tmo but the reception isn't very good. My S7 and S5 pick up much better. Not that happy with it
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] jwarrior319:
Use an app like Cellular-Z to see what band each device is using. If the S7/S5 is using band 71 then you wont be able to get as good of coverage on the S10 because the international version doesn't support it.
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] jhs39:
Did you actually check the APN settings on your S10+? If they are incorrect that would account for your poor reception.

It depends on where you live obviously but my phone never uses band 71 which I think is primarily for rural areas.

I've owned multiple unlocked phones that didn't support band 71 and have never had weak reception on T-Mobile anywhere I've gone.
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] Akujin:
I have the dual sim with T-Mobile and I actually didn't have to do anything. It worked out of the box.
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] jhs39:
I haven't needed to manually enter APN settings on a phone in at least 5 years and I've owned a bunch of phones but for whatever reason the T-Mobile APN settings did not autopopulate on mine.

I have a single sim Snapdragon model--whether the T-Mobile settings autopopulate correctly might differ depending on the S10+ model and specific firmware the phone is running but it didn't seem like the OP actually checked his APN settings. I initially had a poor network connection because the settings on mine were not correct.

My reception was excellent after I manually entered the correct APN values and rebooted.
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] DeeXii:
F models cannot do the proper Carrier Aggregation that TMO (and maybe ATT) uses to give their highest speeds and best signals.

While the Exynos models will work, if you have a USA based phone in the same spot you will find the speeds are much faster on the USA based phone than the Exy versions.

As of now, there is no way around this, people have been trying for years.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] GoSu2KL:
Hi guys. I have big problem with data usage. It's not me but kernel. Is this kernel is ****? I flash ROM like month ago and feel like everything is ok. But little battery drain and I start to find solution. So I find this. Look at screenshots.

I put images but link's change wtf is this

My kernel uses 300GB of data this month. 80% is first plan and other in the background. Some solution for this? Maybe someone has this same problems. Thanks anyway
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] GoSu2KL:
I finally found a solution. I use one application that in some cases use data. I don't know that will be around 100GB per 8h of use. It is very deep into OS. Applications for nfc payment working fine when rooted is joke compared to this. I don't like people who don't check everything and post. Note I'm this person. Sorry. Maybe this help in the future. Thanks for time
[Samsung Gear Sport] zippster1:
Ok I give up. Am I missing something simple. In the phone app I select "Add content to your watch" then I select "Add tracks". At the bottom there are 4 categories to select from "Recently..." "Tracks" "Albums" and "Artists" but there's no selection for Playlist. So how do you select a Playlist?
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Razzoz:
Today I did some shots outside and unfortunately I got a bit disappointed with my new phone. Why do I get blurry images with the rear camera?

Look at my hair or jacket that looks totally blurred and also my hands. Yes I was moving in that picture towards the camera. That was not a fast movement more like walking super slow, such a pic would definitely not look that blurry on an iPhone.

Sorry I just made an account and can't post outside links as long as I dont have 10 comments, so just type: imgur dot com/a/dVvF4Zo

There are many reviews online that have photographed moving objects much better than I did and there is even one review I saw with a picture taken of a skiing person without any motion blur. So what am I doing wrong?

In this shot the camera AI was turned on and the photo resolution set to 10MP.
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] jauhari:
Any sample photo about your issues?
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Razzoz:
Yes it's in the main post:

Sorry I just made an account and can't post outside links so just type: imgur dot com/a/dVvF4Zo
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Hybrid Soldier:
What is your firmware version?
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Razzoz:
It's on 9.1.0.178
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Hybrid Soldier:
Now I read that you was moving, so it could be a problem if the device was taking a HDR picture...
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] orbital247:
Deleted sorry wrong forum!!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ChiGGz:
Is there anyway I can replace the calender in mobile shell Today screen with the one for Pocketbreeze?

I really hate the WM calender. It shows so limited items.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] shagratt:
yeah, I think the same. PocketBreeze is the main reason why I use Windows Mobile instead of an iPhone. The way it show your appoinments and todo's is amazing and is how the default WM calendar must show the items.

I use this combination:

Today plugins: only pocketbreeze .... And I run spb mobile shell with the NOW interface all the time... this way I have a big clock, control over the alarms, weather , silent/vibrate mode, and etc. at a glance.

When I press hang key (red button) it take's me back to today screen and I have access to pocketbreeze. Because I only run this 2 programas (1 normal program: SPB MOBILE SHELL and 1 today plugin: Pocketbreeze), it can switch fast and has no delay.

For almost 2 years I used Wisbar Advace (1,2,3) and it make my phone laaaag for everything. It was amazing but I like a more responsive device, so try my way and tell me if it helps you.

PS: My settings for the 2 soft buttons are:

left key: NOW SCREEN right key: DIAL TAB
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ChiGGz:
This is a good idea. And definitely maximizes memory.

But thinking about it, I now remember why I wanted pocket breeze on the now screen. Because unless pocket breeze is blatantly in front of my eyes (without having to close NOW screen) then I will not look at my calender events lol.

But it is still a better situation, but still not ideal. I'll try it for a bit and see how it works for me :)