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[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] nycepark:
I was trying to root my main driver, a Google Pixel 3 running the most recent version of Android. Initially I was going to flash TWRP and then install Magisk, but TWRP for some reason wouldn't flash, so instead I went about trying to go about the Magisk Canary route. I patched the boot image of the most recent Pixel 3 update and proceeded to flash that in the bootloader. That is when everything went wrong. When the phone rebooted, I found that my touchscreen was no longer working. I tried flashing the boot image using platform tools in the bootloader, but I deleted the -w line in flash_all.bat to prevent a full reset; however this did not solve the issue as I had hoped. I then went into device recovery mode and tried the factory reset option there, but that did not work either. The phone booted and I was in the setup screen with no way to press the buttons using the screen, so I connected an OTG USB device to set the device up only to find that the WiFi is not turning on. I believe there are issues with the mobile network as well as I put in a SIM card but it wan't able to connect to the network; however it did read the SIM card successfully as I was able to "turn on" mobile data. I cannot enable USB debugging to flash anything because I cannot allow the computer's USB debugging request; I either have the computer or my OTG device plugged in. Any ideas on what to do? Thank you in advance!
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] Kilroy2020:
i have almost the exact problem.

could someone please help
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] wangdaning:
Sounds like the option is, factory image flash-all with the wipe. I believe the OP did not disable/remove modules from magisk before updating. That is something that we all should be aware of at this point. Cost me two bootloops and complete resets, but I learned my lesson. Also backup your stuff. I lost a few pictures, but most of my data and such were restored through Tibu.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Questions & Answers] lewiscastillo:
Alguien que tenga cuenta autorizada

MOD EDIT: Please post only in English according to the FORUM RULES,translation added below:

Someone with an authorized account?
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Questions & Answers] SkivelBruno:
Que le hiciste?

MOD EDIT: Please post only in English according to the FORUM RULES,translation added below:

What did you do to him?
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i General] kurt_hectic:
hej,

i bought mda 2020i and i want to install some new rom but......where is the thread with links??? on other sub forums peoples are more cooperative :(.

i found:

[Maxishare_net]alpine-1.11.171-radio-1.04-bluetooth-patched-camera-fixed.rar

is that good?

cheers
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i General] deedee:
There aren't a massive number of ROMs for the Alpine, hence why you aren't finding them. Most of the other PPCs have a WM5 ROM, and maybe a WM6 one as well, but unfortunately not the Alpine.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] TGOGTO:
So, my lease is up on my S9 and I would like to give it to my GF.

I use SPRINT, she uses AT&T.

I would like to know what it takes to get the phone working with AT&T.

Sprint says they can unlock the phone for me. What I need help with is the steps to take from there. I've been researching for days and I keep finding posts saying that this has been discussed in great detail...but I must be searching for the wrong things because I can't find any of them.

Many of the threads I have found are from 2018 and so probably not even accurate anymore. And I find conflicting info....like VOLTE and Wifi and HD calling. Some people say they work. Some people say they don't. I'm pretty lost. And I'm not really interested in making the switch if the phone is going to be very hindered. She's using an iPhone6 now so idk if it has HD anf Wifi calling but 4G LTE data is an absolute must. But I would like to have all features if possible though because i'm sure it will become an issue at some point when she figures out those features exist.

My phone details are:

Model: SM-G960U

Software version: G960USQS7CSJ7

Hardware version: 1.1

Is it even possible to do what I want? If so, can someone point my in the right direction to an existing guide (if there is one) or where to get started? I've found links to firmware but I have no idea which one I need (RB/H/J/etc.). There's just so much information to sort through I'm overwhelmed.
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] blinkt88:
Hi guys does can anyone get alarm ringtones from EMUI 10 i need alarm tone named ring5 or if someone know how exctract files from update and get tones
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] blinkt88:
SOLVED!

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[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] obermotz:
Hi, I have a problem with my custom ringtones since I had a factory reset after upgrading to Android 10 / EMUI10 - the phone does not "see" them any more. Did you have the same problem / what was the solution?
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] blinkt88:
No i not have that problem but if i remember you must put your custom ringtones into music folder than go to settings ringtones and there choose music in device than search for folder music and there will be a custom music

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[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] klassvass:
Seams like you either have to put the ringtones in shared internal storage/sounds

or in shared internal storage/Music/ringtones

don't know if notifications and alarms will work in Music folder.

Have done that now, but still waiting for anything to show up, don't know how to force update of the system.

"Music on Device" show everything, several hundreds of Audiobook files, don't know how to block that.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Questions & Answers] thermaldude:
Any One know a way to take back otas updates after unlock the bootloader? Thks só mutch
[ASUS ROG Phone II Questions & Answers] CRYPTfromCATACOMBZ:
Lock again bootloader
[ASUS ROG Phone II Questions & Answers] thermaldude:
Lock bootloader to take otas updates?

If a lock bootloader i able to take again updates from my phone? Thks
[ASUS ROG Phone II Questions & Answers] eddwardwu:
once you unlock and relock, you can't received OTA anymore. same like mine. need to try unlock and relock EDL method but I'm so lazy to try
[ASUS ROG Phone II Questions & Answers] dennis96411:
Can't you just flash the full OTA in fastboot? I know you can flash the zip files off ASUS' site through TWRP.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Questions & Answers] Jake.S:
Once you unlocked your bootloader then your IMEI number becomes blacklisted by Asus OTA server. Which means relocking bootloader will not bring OTA back. You are stuck with manual flashing every update with zip or fastboot.

It even stated clearly in the description on Asus website where you download the tool that OTA will no longer work once you unlock your bootloader. Also warranty will be voided once you do it aswell.
[Android Apps and Games] goodamr:
Direct and drop the falling columns to match 3 or more same adjacent numbers horizontally and vertically. The bigger the count of the same numbers, the bigger the score you can get.

Google Play Store: Drop n Match Numbers

Amazon Appstore: Drop n Match Numbers

​

It includes 4 separate games:

- Drop and Merge Numbers

- Drop and Merge Numbers 2048

- Drop and Clear Numbers

- Drop and Clear Numbers 2048

There are 4 buttons at the bottom right of the screen. The right button is to direct the column to the right. The left button is to direct the column to the left. The bottom button is to direct the column to the bottom. The top button is to re-arrange the positions of numbers inside the fallen column.

Simple rules:

- Every match gives 1 star.

- It costs 100 stars to remove a number from the grid using the Remove button.

- The game is over when you run out of tries (no space for the falling column to land) and stars.

- It is your responsibility to save your progress to resume it later by hitting the Save button.

Every new level: minimum and maximum generated numbers are increased. So try to match all minimum numbers before the next level because they will not be generated again.

Play, enjoy and have fun !
[Android Auto General] cheking:
What is the best Launcher for Android Auto ?
[Android Auto General] mike.s:
>What is the best Launcher for Android Auto ?

What?
[Android Auto General] Deleted member 1198227:
Look mine

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[Android Auto General] falciatrice10:
Agama

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=altergames.carlauncher

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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] diskwzrd:
Hi-

I apologize if this has already been asked. I *DID* search around this site, several others and even Google but no one seems to have posted a comparison of extended battery compatibility along with pros/cons of the expanded battery cover backing...

So, like everyone else, my Tilt doesn't last overnight w/o a recharge. In looking at my options for extended batteries, it looks like the largest are the Mugen 3000, the Seidio 3200 and the Mobi 3000.

I'm curious as to peoples opinions on these major points:

1-Duration coupled with whether the battery causes lock-ups/freezes or other errors for the phone...

2-How the revised back cover of the phone compares to the OEM cover with respect to the camera lens, speaker and GPS.

3-Cases and cradle chargers that will work w/ extended battery covers...

4-Tweaks or other hacks needed for the Tilt to recognize the extended battery time.

Thanks everyone in advance!!

M
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] sdlopez83:
Instead of other I think you should have put the option of " I dont know". I think people clicked for the sake of clicking to see the results quicker. My 2 cents.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] ms0529:
extended battery

I have a Boxwave 2700 mah and a Seidio 1600 mah battery. The boxwave is from Taiwan with a humped back cover, so I can use my Seido holster, but will not fit in my cradle. Does fit into my Brodit car holder though, and the full backed extended battery cover will as well.

I cannot for the life of me get the correct battery reserve power reading correct. I have tried every tweak and twitch I have read and perused the registry for settings not mentioned elseware, as well as various 3rd party battery utilities, to no avail. Quite frustrating, as I can alarm on low battery, pull it out, put it back in and have 45-60% battery left on the meter. Don't know what else to do, as it does it with my 1600 and 2700 and did it with a "borrowed' Mugen 3000 for a test. Tried all the reccomendations of running it fully down and doing recharge, all that stuff, still wrong indicaitons of remaining power.

This is my greatest frustration right now with the Tilt I have and the other 8 I have bought for employees.

MWS
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] amassere:
wow! im having the same problem!

got the mugen 3000 and the reading is always off!

I cant find any solutions!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] houstonjudge:
I ordered the Seidio 3200 battery and tried charging it in my AT&T 8925 Tilt. I left it on charge until the light turn Green.

Starting using it and within 8 hours I was at LOW battery and system died. I removed the battery and put it back in and the battery indicated goes up to 73%.

What is the deal here. Is it my phone that does not understand that it has a larger battery or is it the battery. Since that time I have sent the battery and got a new one and the same thing.

Is there some software utility to tell the Pocket PC that it has a larger battery.

Confused....????...!!!!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Bertokamus:
Wow, so...

As I sit here perusing options for replacement Wizard and Kaiser batteries (my sister's phone and my own...) I suddenly fear the pointlessness of choosing an extended battery! Has any headway been made on these extended battery glitches in general?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] kilrah:
Nope. The Tilt's hardware always expects the standard battery's capacity, and will turn off when that is reached even if the battery is actually twice the capacity and is still half full.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] MaureenMun:
So what you're saying is buying an extended battery is useless because it will shut off at the regular Tilt battery level? Well, glad I read this thread, I won't waste my money.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] kilrah:
Yep. However you can remove/reinsert the battery and have more running time again. But then in that case as you have to turn the device off and open the case anyway you're better off getting a 2nd standard battery and swapping it when it's empty. Saves you from having a Kaiser that's twice as thick for nothing.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] themiracleman:
What About....

Well, I think one objective would be to try charging it as often as possible. It may be that if you plug it back into a charger, it will grant an extension of time. But in the event you are unable to charge it, you could simply remove and reinsert the battery to continue on. Has anyone tried this? I'm curious to know.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] mileskb:
"So what you're saying is buying an extended battery is useless because it will shut off at the regular Tilt battery level? "

Could someone please clarify this as I find it confusing as well, I'm just using the times and percent for reference to understand.

Lets say with the stock battery it takes 8 hours to get to 40%.

Will an extended battery like those listed give me longer, like maybe 10-12 hours before it gets to 40%?

I too have searched and read everything from people swearing to get no extra time at all no matter what they do, to people getting double the talk/data time and everything in between, including but not limited to that the usable time gets longer with each recharge. If I'm going to have to take the battery out 3 times a day, I might as well just get 4 or 5 extra stock sized batteries for the same price.

Looking for someone to clear the fog...

Thanks in advance.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] stylez:
Take a read from my post on here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=336896&page=2

Battery 2700mAh:

"Full discharge removed battery and replaced and gained 10% so not that much of a difference no where near 50%

So effectively i have 2435mAh battery & 10% reserve so still far better than a 1350mAh."
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] mileskb:
I wish aztilt would have posted which battery he/she has.

If I could get 3 more hours before shut-down, that might be worth it. It would mean 90% of the time, I'd get 12 hours of use as long as I didn't need the GPS. It would have meant last week I would have not spent an extra 30 minutes on ice because the GPS quit with less than a mile to go, but I didn't know which way, and I had not way to charge it, so I spent an extra 45 minutes trying to find the highway home when it was time to leave. Just 3 extra hours would have been perfect.

I can't tell you how many times an extra 30 minutes even would have made all the difference in the world, and I really can't think of a time when I needed more than a couple hours.

I realize I'm playing to its weakness. I rarely use the phone itself, but I'm always in email, rss feeds, web browsing, listening to music and using the GPS.

If an extended battery will get me through a normal workday without having to rush home to charge it... That would make me a happy camper.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] aztilt:
I have the Mugen 3000
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] nuclearkittyeater:
I have the seidio 3200 and after i fully charged it for the first time use, I use it for like 12 hours of txt, calls, internet and normally at the end of the 12 hours i have about 20% of battery left. Just mainly depends on what ROM your using, what radio your using and what programs you have running. Just because 5 people have the same battery doesnt mean all 5 people use their phones for the same thing. Best thing i found is find the one with the highest battery life and go with it.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Questions & Answers] namekiano84:
There is a google app update in play store but after update... Fc all the time until i uninstall the last update.

Anyone with this issue?

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[Xiaomi Mi A3 Questions & Answers] natanfranghieru:
What is FC?
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Questions & Answers] namekiano84:
10.87.15.21.arm64 4 december update

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[Xiaomi Mi A3 Questions & Answers] namekiano84:
Now is working, but i did nothing...

Except restart the phone

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[Huawei Mate 20 X Questions & Answers] frcraig:
If I say "hey Google" on my Huawei Mate 20 x phone and ask it a question it answers. However, whenever I say "hey Google" on my Samsung Note 10+ it opens the window that says it is listening, but when I've asked my question it answers on my Samsung Galaxy Tab s5e. It is not as if the Galaxy Tab s5e hears me, because I can do this from two stories up in my house. It only answers on my Note 10+ if my Tab s5e is turned off. Has anyone else experienced this, and if so what is the work around?
[Huawei Mate 20 X Questions & Answers] jbmc83:
sounds like some kinda conflict regarding which device is considered your main device for your google account... try it again with one of the devices logged out of your google account
[General Questions and Answers] sintoo:
Hello all,

My Chinese notwellknown phone model does not have TWRP, but I have made live TWRP/CWM (yes both) backup files:

system.ext4.win (TWRP) and its md5

system.ext4.tar and (CWM) and its md5.

If one day, I have a bootloop and want to restore those file via Bootloader: (Power button & Vol-)

then: fastboot -S 130M flash system system.img

So how do I create a "system.img" from one of the files above (system.ext4.win or system.ext4.tar) ?

A) Before someone sidetrack the topic, I have done MANY TIMES SUCCESSFULLY the command: fastboot -S 130M flash system "stock-system-file.img" with this phone ( .img extracted from stock zip/tar). (* 1)

B) I didn't ask: "Is there other way to restore ?" I asked: How to convert *.ext4.win (twrp) or *.ext4.tar (cwm) files to .img files just like the ones uncompressed from a stock zip/tar.

(*1) Of course there are other ways to restore, like temporarily fastboot boot twrp.img then restore from there or from twrp>adb. But that's not what the question is asking.

........... Thank you everyone ...........
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Here is a thread for converting TWRP/CWM backups into a flashable zip. I know you aren't looking for how to create a flashable zip but the guide instructs how to extract the system.ext4.win and system.ext4.tar to get the system.img from the backup, this is the part that you need.

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2746044
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Cygwin works as well, it doesn't necessarily "have" to be Linux.

There is a post for using Cygwin as well in the thread that I linked.

More than one way to "skin this cat", so to speak. I'm sure they'll figure it out with the information they've been provided.
[General Questions and Answers] alecxs:
i don't think so, twrp archive doesn't contain a system.img it only contains folder /system. therefore you can't extract system.img but only the files inside, which have to be extracted in the right way including metadata. the cygwin untar.exe won't handle secontext flag. besides this it is generally bad idea to extract linux files to windows file system. ntfs is case insensitive and not all ascii chars allowed in file names, you will lose all file permissions owner/group and selinux context (except you untar it directly to ext4 image like i said). This might not be important for flashable zip because everything is lost inside a zip anyway (that's why META-INF is needed) but for creating a working ext4 image you must set everything to drw(x)r-(x)r-(x) system system u:object_r:system_file:s0 (i can be wrong always double check for your ROM) things become more complicated when we talking about data.ext4.win or vendor.ext4.win

even if you compile star or gnu tar and all other binaries for windows like mke2fs chcon or so, you won't be able to mount the ext4 disk image r/w in the right way on windows..

anyway thanks for suggesting cygwin, might be a simple alternative for windows freaks. i personally prefer booting live distro from usb stick
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Yeah, that is true, it should only be the system folder.

Since they must use TWRP/CWM to create the backups, maybe it would have been better to suggest that they should instead, boot into TWRP then connect to adb to use adb shell commands or to use the terminal emulator that is built into TWRP to run a system dump or dd commands to dd a copy of the system.img over to PC.

Or maybe there is a way to mount/run the extracted system folder in terminal then using terminal to dump/dd a .img from that. I don't even know if that is possible(never heard of it, but it's a thought) but it seems to me that if the system.img is what is written to the system partition when flashed and this is what creates the system folder, there "should" be a way to pack the contents of the system folder back into what was originally contained in the system.img. It might miss a few things though, like the kernel for one, the kernel is sometimes part of the system.img but I don't know if that necessarily means that the kernel will be in the system partition/folder when the system.img is flashed. Thus, making it impossible to reverse engineer back into a proper system.img using only the contents of the system folder obtained from a nandroid backup.

A system dump, dd the .img or extract the system.img from the stock firmware file are the way to go, preferably, extracting from the stock firmware file, because that is easier and less risky than using shell, terminal and Linux for the uninitiated.

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I use VM, Live USB and dual boot, depending on which system I'm on(I have more than one rig) and depending on what I'm doing. In some cases, using Windows running Linux in VM is handy because some things are easier in Windows and some are easier in Linux, VM allows switching back and forth between Windows and Linux "on the fly" instead of having to move back and forth between two different systems. Another advantage to VM, your actual system is effectively immune to viruses when browsing the web inside the VM, only the OS installed in the VM is vulnerable, if infected, just wipe that OS and reinstall in the VM and you're clean again, your actual system that the VM is running on, never gets effected.
[General Questions and Answers] alecxs:
yeah i wonder how did create twrp backup without actually having twrp. busybox tar isn't able to do it, at least full tar binary is required. would be better to create backup in desired format from the very beginning. easiest way is adb pull /dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/system system.img (with proper path of course)
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
They booted a live temporary session of TWRP without actually flashing it to the recovery partition. I've done the same on an Intel tablet and a couple of RCA tablets. Booting it directly instead of flashing it onto the device doesn't trigger the locked bootloader. The locked bootloader won't allow booting unverified software that has been installed in the device's hardware itself, but it does not block booting unverified software from an external source.