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[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] a1291762:
Stock boot backup lives in /data but I don't know how to put a file there Magisk manager will use.

You can manually write the .img to the current boot partition using dd while the phone is running (literally the same thing Magisk manager does) or you can use fastboot to write it. That's probably a little more easy/safe if you aren't familiar with dd.

The start of this guide uses the fastboot process.

https://xdaforums.com/mi-a2-lite/how-to/10-0-4-0-to-10-0-7-0-ota-keeping-magisk-t3916863/
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] underdoq:
I did it using fastboot, though i don't like the possibility of everything getting erased when used without holding vol-down button thing...

Thank you
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] CrimsonSaber5G:
Is there a way I can root Android 10 (OOS 10.0.1) without having to wipe my whole phone?
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] PapaMag:
Not much of a need to root anymore. My device is running really good right now.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Scott:
Have you looked at either of these threads?

[Ultimate-Guide] ★ OnePlus 6T OOS-10 TWRP-Root-Magisk from OOS-9

Or

[Guide] OnePlus 6T [Fajita]: Unlock | Flash TWRP | Root | Nandroid & EFS Backup !!

I would start there, read the OP's and see if they fit what you are trying to do. If you have questions about those threads you can ask in there.
[General Questions and Answers] Zainullah khan:
Im Trying to Install twrp on realme 1 unlocked bootloader on my pc but when my device was switched on normally when i entered adb devices the device showed up but when entering fastboot mode enteting fastboot devices dosent show anything When Trying To Flash Waiting for devices i tried a lot of things

For Eg

Tried To Get Drivers From Google And Used Those Got Drivers From Android Studio I Got It

[IMG="Device Manager Drivers Are Installed"]https://drive.google.com/open?id=1cKlZ0JCpv_xIFwG6JAFAJUhFbws7tje2[/IMG]

[IMG="But Look"]https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LCj3AccbALMUtB7sqPBi_g6vmyNNoux5/view?usp=sharing[/IMG]

Pls Help Me This Is Urgent
[General Topics] Gabe3:
So I bought a 7th gen fire hd 8 for $25. The low res screen bothers me too much. So now I'm looking at a Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 for about $80. any others I should look at?

thanks.
[General Topics] Thanos:
There's a dedicated thread for these types of questions stuck right at the top of this forum:

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1620179

Please post your question there.

Thread closed.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] shogunmark:
THIS THREAD IS SPECIFICALLY FOR RESEARCH

So im already thinking of ideas for my next rom when the obvious occured to me, everyone has different needs. So why not try to appeal to everyone instead of just a select few.

And to the other chefs out there. This poll may help you do the same, by finding out what people want.

So here are the questions i am posing to everyone.

1. Fully loaded. This would be a rom that has alot of popular apps cooked in as well as some lesser known apps. This is something that doesnt fit everyones needs, but it also gives some unknown apps a chance to shine.

2. Medium build. This would be a rom that has just the basic's (but still built along popular apps). This would be something that includes media players and the plugins to support it (ie things like the flash bundle).

3. Business edition. This would be a rom that is built for business users in mind. it would be almost completely stripped except would still have office built in. Would also include opera. But the rest would be clean.

4. stripped build. This would be no 3rd party apps and most oem apps ripped from the build. would include ripping out office and java and would give the user the most choices of what they want to install.

I am also going to be working on a way to try to support other languages so that no one is left out. i havent officially started this yet, but will probably start ripping into some of these options this weekend. So i would appreciate input from other chefs out there on their experiences of making a WWE rom compatible with out languages.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] shogunmark:
Since this is a question that will help everyone and including the chefs, i am going to temporarily stick this.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] commissionerg:
Personally since I have at&t, my preferences would be:

1. Based on an at&t build.

2. Fully loaded.

3. Bluetooth and MSVC compatible.

But all of that is worthless without stability. The biggest mistake I see most cooks do is to be too quick to come out with the next version of their ROM too quickly. Make sure you listen to your users and tried to get all of the bugs fixed before you start trying to upgrade software and creating more bugs for yourself.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] the_passenger:
there we go, that's y I voted for Stripped.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] shogunmark:
Maybe i should have added another poll option that said:

"Who cares as long as its stable" lol
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] commissionerg:
I guess you have a point I should have thought of that before I voted. Most of the time the fully loaded ROMs don't have much stability. I don't think stripped is the answer either thought simply for the fact that the media player and stuff should be default according to his description stripped doesn't have ANYTHING @all
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] commissionerg:
:D Lol I second that motion.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] shogunmark:
I tend to disagree with that statement. And i can only speak for myself, however when i do my fully loaded builds this ensures me that most of the popular apps are already working. And honestly i think that a stripped version would be open to more bugs because now your manually ripping everything out and leaves more room for errors. But thats just my personal opinion, this is why i made this poll.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] boog316:
Fully Loaded 2.0

Been reading these threads for the past three/four months. There is so much to offer with each variation of ROM, that I find it hard to keep up. Hasitant at first, but now I find myself flashing on a weekly basis. I agree about stability but having all the hot toys with some space left over and nice speed make all the more joy. Themes and all that can be added later and I haven't found them to lead to bug issues.

Keep doing what yall do... and we'll keep eating. Much respect to the Chefs!! :cool:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] commissionerg:
I can see that point of view also. I have never tried one of your ROMS so I cant say. Well at least not on my kaiser i havent.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] sujinge9:
I would have to say medium because its a combination have having all the common stuff built in without any hassle to the users while still giving enough room left too customize.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Humz:
I'd like to say a mixed between

Fully Loaded + Stripped

may sound stupid but hear me out :)

stripped build. "This would be no 3rd party apps and most oem apps ripped from the build. would include ripping out office and java and would give the user the most choices of what they want to install."

but with recommendations of new apps so it "gives some unknown apps a chance to shine."

o and with office left in

but thats just me :)

while on the subject wats the difference (in terms of speed and stuff) if you for e.g. have

1. 6.1 rom with office cooked in

2. 6.1 rom with office installed after
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] RizwanKhan:
i voted business because i like a nice little rom but everything already working out of the box i.e camera, office, and the other basics. In a business rom i don't like the idea of having htc home/hcc (just my opinion) as there are programs better than that and each user should have the option to install/uninstall htc home.

Didn't vote stripped because than the camera is removed and for me all the hardware needs to be functioning on a rom. I love multimedia roms (fully loaded) but i like installing everything to my storage card so thats why i didn't vote for that particular category.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] conceptcar3:
I personally like fully loaded roms best, as long as they retain speed and stability!!!! Business builds are also nice, b/c of customization, but I agree with thesire in that stripped builds are just TOO naked, I need the camera! So if I have to pick just one, I pick fully loaded!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] jldiablo:
plz cook the WWE as well... dont be bias to att.... ^_^
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] cushcalc:
Business + Flash Bundle - Opera

I voted stripped because I like to have as much room as possible to add in what I want and not have to worry about Memory vs. Storage Card, but from your descriptions what I would really like, is Business edition

with

Flash Bundle, but without Opera. I use Office like crazy, esp. Excel, and I want to be able to use TCPMP, and Java apps.

Thanks for doing this survey!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] eknutson:
I posted "Who cares, as long as it's stable" meaning speedy, too ;) I like everything up and running w/ room to spare, but that's a bit of an oxymoron. I installed everything I could to my storage card, figured out what continued to work from there after flashing, and most everything does (but not all...).

Lean, stable, fast works best for me. I load a bunch of Spb stuff on, and run the rest from my card. But I do like playing w/ new toys, so the fully loaded is good too. Medium fits my routine quite well. Even small works. So, who cares? As long as it's stable and fast, I can tweak and trick out the rest.

BTW, I LOVE Death, thanks so much for that!!!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] badbert:
I have been around for awhile, and I have learned so much from this rom flashing fixation that we all have.... Personally I try all of the roms out, then I dump ,em and take the packages I want and keep them in my kitchen , and add what I liked from each rom to my own "reheated" (I am no cook) rom. Sashimi has sure made my life easier!! So it is really hard for me to pick... I like the loaded ones, because I can snag new packages, but I like the stripped ones, so I can add my own packages. Some (most) programs use less memory when cooked than when installed from a cab file. Some programs just seem to run better when cooked, some run better with cab files... You cooks just keep doing what you are doing, because I like them all, any way you cook it!!

And by the way since I might possibly have the great Shogun's attention for a minute... how do you make that tsk file so frickin' black? I think I might have actually been the originator of the glossy black bars.cab (check my BootScreen thread) but the reason I made it was because the .tsk file could not keep the 160 saved in the registry. But your bars are black and have no highlight color... how do you do that?!:confused:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] derylmccarty:
Research Poll

I would go for maximum flexibility - which in my mind means we should develop and cook a stripped, stable ROM with all of the bells and whistles as CABs that have been fully vetted and tested for stability, capability AND Viri/malware). The problem is (as is always the case), what is one man's garbage is another's man's treasure. I need a basic phone, bluetooth (hands free automobile work), contacts and calendar. WiFi is extra to me, but not to the next guy and gal. What I worry about is building "fully loaded" ROMs that end up being no different than Tilt's maddeningly bloated original AT&T ROM. Just give me the basics and I will download, cook or buy the add ons I need.

This probably means we need to restructure the poll to individually list the myriad possible and current functions of a Phone/PDA and then let individuals have, say, 10 votes and after a few weeks add up the votes and choose to incorporate into a ROM the top 10 items and all else would be developed as add-on CABs.

Just my $00.02
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] dcdivenut:
In real estate it is location, location, location.

In ROMs it is stability, stability, and features.

At least this is true for me, YMMV.

In detail - While I do like playing around with new ROMs, especially when I find new programs that I really like, I use my phone primarily as a business tool (e-mail, calender, etc), and secondarily as an entertainment device. My web surfing from my phone is moderate, and mostly limited to RSS feeds and then the articles behind them. I do use it as a mp3/video player on flights, but not in the car since I have XM, and I have a Tom Tom, so I only use the GPS when I forget that! My other consideration is that I have not found myself even close to worrying about memory space on the Kaiser and I usually install programs to the device for stability purposes.

So... what does all this mean for what I prefer in a ROM? Well, it means that since I can use Kaiser Kitchen, my top preference is a clean ROM that I can easily add packages to. That being said, the packages need to fully functional and stripping them from the ROM shouldn't cause other issues. My previous fave was _Alex_'s 6.0, but i have not been able to find a similar 6.1. So, if you loaded rom folders and OEM and add on package folders, that would be most awesome. Then I can choose what I want to add in (things like office that are not likely to change now, and other programs that I know are version stable) and add the other programs that I have to have but that version change all the time (phoneAlarm)

But - since that is quite possibly harder than just cooking a ROM (and not nearly as rewarding) my preference is either a business or a medium depending on what was in the medium. These are also given bonus points, since as someone pointed out, stripping out certain key applications like the camera, usually leads to stability degradation.

My $0.03 (more than 2 cents worth of typing here)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] badbert:
How about a prefab/pre-configed kitchen, then everything could be checked or unchecked as desired. I think this was the original thought behind Pandora's kitchen... Then when a new version comes out we can load the new version and decide what we want in it...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] korakesion:
I think,The peoples, most of them,include myself,wanna use a Rom fully working and therefor they jump a Rom to another but as we all know there is no sache Rom even official one..

Therefor I am votting: Who cares as long as its stable!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] halon:
Mate I like them all. I currently load your rom , Dutty's and L26 when a new one comes out just to see what you have done. But I return to the rom that meets my needs at the time. I think if I could combine all three of your work that would be the answer. Don't change just keep doing what you do. Just do what you want bugger what we want. If we don't like it maybe we should learn to cook for ourselves. The only thing I would ask is when you upload them change the extension to something the internet filters don't restrict so I can download at work. (Typically the uploads are available early morning here when I am at work and I have to wait all day to have a play):p
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] kangi26:
I am by no means a guru when it comes to cooking any ROM what so ever. But I do like to use them over the "Stock" ones.

That being said, here are my ¢2:

I like the fully loaded ROMS, mainly because I have found it SO difficult to find all of the apps that I really like. The down side to the fully loaded ones, that I have seen is that; in my experience, the fully loaded ROMS are unstable; I have had an issue with a ROM, flashed to stock, and re-flashed the cooked ROM, and had different issues, as well as the original issue come back. Re-flashed, and had different issues altogether.

For me I would rather have the basic stripped down ROM, if I had a database to go to that had all of the extras I like to have.

Ok, so that was $2, not ¢2.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] mmalka:
I think it is important that the ROM has these qualities:

- Stable

- Fast

- Battery efficient

- Light (if I wanted a bloated one I would have kept AT&T's)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] gspro2000:
My priorities in a rom

I have AT&T and my opinion are:

1. Stability is top priority

2. Based on an at&t build.

2. Bluetooth and MSVC compatible.

3. trackme and gps quick locks

4. keep it clean and simple users and add the cabs if they need them from the many repositories.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] commissionerg:
Ditto! I have flashed more ROMS to my phone since all of these diamond release ROMS came out than there are Homosexuals in San Francisco. If I could find one good stable ROM that works more than a day without the super annoying bugs I would stick with it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] slovoflud:
People, look at the poll results. Its Clear - you can't please everyone - the results are so spread out, it's unbelievable! :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] shogunmark:
wow, i didnt know we had that many roms :eek:

i will say that i was shocked for fully loaded to score so high. But this is a good thing, whether spread out or not, it shows me what people what, not what i think people want.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] crussell:
Other

I want to opt for the 'other' option- maximum battery life during real-world usage

And with the new hands-free laws starting here in CA on 7/1, I guess I should follow that with best stable blue tooth performance and headset/speaker compatibility.

Edit:

Actually, on further thought I'm also up for a build deviation that would be something targeted towards IT/Developers. Containing software like wifi-fofum, network scanners, telnet client, etc. I.e. quick tools for doing site surveys and scanning.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] raiisak:
Kudos to tread starter, curiouse to see wich way the statistic going to swing :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] aruppenthal:
I voted for BE.

I gotta say Shogunmark that your newest BE Rom is one of the most stable bulds of 6.1 I have used. Apart from the wacky backlight issue that has nothing to do with the cook, IMO it is perfect. I had enough space to load my mountain of apps and had 20mb left over. In my experience I have less issues with apps loaded later than I do with them cooked in other than a few exceptions. These days I tend to purchase more apps than I use freeware.

That said I think the poll results will be somewhat inaccurate. Each chef has his own method. L26's medium ROM would most likely greatly differ from your medium rom. I think each user is also drawn to a chef for this reason. Different chefs cater to different users preferences. Personally, I like your builds as you cook alot like I would if I could ever get my builds to boot lol...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] sherpa:
I'd definitely prefer something completely stripped. :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] habibjamil:
I vote for Fully Loaded.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] eisenpat:
Fn Space

Hi,

I would expect that the umlaute by pressing the Fn+Space key would work.

And I would switch from QWERTY to QWERTZ keyboard layout.

Thank you
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] webwhacker:
basic

I think a basic stripped edition that has all the necessary drivers and allows THE most optimal performance is what we are looking for. For example, i hear the 3D driver is messed up in the Kaiser. We would definitely like it to be there and hence make it look snappier in performance and more optimal in battery usage. improve the compatibility issues that do not allow popular apps to not run. For example, IGuidance4 does not start up on my phone when the data connection is on. Of course, if this is a problem with the application itself, I do not expect the ROM builder to assume responsibility for fixing it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] fb401:
I voted for stripped but I should have read the post first. I would have voted for Business.

Personally for me, NoThrills is the ONLY "cooked" rom I'll ever use.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] starmena:
I'd prefer the Medium Build. I like to have a lot of free space since I somehow use the camara a lot but I would like at least the most popular and most useful applications installed. Everything else I need I can just install myself and uninstall when I want :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] schizo:
Who cares? As long as it's fully loaded!

Yea right! Who cares, as long as it's fully loaded. C'mon guys, your device has 256 MB of ROM (although not all is accessible, yes I realize this). Yet the most loaded one has always left me with at least 60 MB ROM of free space. The rest of my installation are mostly in the micro SD. So most of the time, my ROM space is wasted.

So please, chefs, load your ROMs to your belly content... hehe :D

And I mean fully loaded is only in condition as Dutty's had already mentioned:

Chefs has to make sure that "his load" is properly compatible with his own ROM settings, drivers and ingredients. If chefs cannot do that, then he better release the clean version only. Let the user test their own installation skills then.... :cool:

Alll in all, I always grateful for all of you chefs... and folks... for your insights and help. I love XDA-Devs!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] jcespi2005:
My vote for BE :)

Cheers
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] dhaval:
A Fully Loaded Like Dutty's +

+ Functionality with HHCv10Final Cube Customizable Utility.

I installed it on my Tilt and I am in Love with the New Look i can provide with all different Themes/Weather Icons/Clock Icons etc.

So, it would be great if that can be built into the ROM without need to install it separately.:)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] slovoflud:
can you post a link with more info on this one please? can't find it. (or is it Home customizer?)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] idj1975:
I personally tend to like ROMs that are more towards the stripped side.

I guess I like my phone to just have the OS & drivers to allow everything to work, but then have the option to install the various apps/games/tools from CAB files to make it to my liking.

I agree with the other poster about having a working light/stripped ROM as the base, with apps made available as CABs to give those lesser known apps a chance to be seen.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Martinhdk:
Nice thread.

One thing I miss in the cooked roms are some more fokus on the graphic package.

What I mean is that most cooked roms are made with bits of graphics from several different themes, roms and so on. For example the dialer has one style - home another and in some its a mix of Diamond style and older HTC black style..

I would like a rom to have a nice and cool layout throughout the entire rom, whether its Diamond Style, Older HTC or whatever the cook likes.

Furthermore I believe that a good rom has a good stabile base with only the most needed apps - and I really like the idea of packages that can be installed after the flash - now we have SASHAMI, so lets use it...:)

So a cool rom could be:

A stripped one - clean and basic with as little in it as possible

Graphics and apps in packages.