yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kanagawaben:
To get the third party launcher to keep working you have to dig in settings under Security, More Security Settings, Replace System Launcher. Toggle it on and enter your Vivo account password. VERY IMPORTANT: Turn off “Tap the home button to lock the system home screen” option. Then go to the default app settings in permissions and replace launcher with the 3rd party one and it should stick this time :)

I was wrong about one thing in my previous post about 3rd party launchers though - Nova actually works well. Another good thing about 3rd party launchers is that you can access some stock AOSP settings pages via long pressing the settings icon. The most useful is the battery page, which unlike the Vivo one, gives you your Screen On Time since last full charge.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sekypapa:
Updated to android 10:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kanagawaben:
Nothing for me yet, still says current Android 9 software is latest version of MonsterUI
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kanagawaben:
I got Android 10 finally! Wow. Such an underwhelming update ? Hardly any difference at all from Monster UI on Android. 9. Stock apps very slightly tweaked visually, the clock font looks slightly different, some slight rearrangement in the settings menus (e.g. regular & live wallpapers on separate pages), the cool effect when you turn on monster mode is gone. Anyone find anything else?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bayron_olaff:
Before you update to android 10 can you check something? I need to know if api2 for camera is activated, because in android 10 it's not.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] farid.askerov@gmail.com:
Hi there, I want to buy vivo iqoo neo 855. Is there any developers working on customizations on that device? Could I get rooted the phone? Is it possible to flash any other custom ROMs to that device?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tremon_36:
No you won't be able to do that. And trust me, I tried it hard. For the moment it is impossible, not even searching on Chinese pages :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Justin long:
rom vivo iqoo neo 3 / root / program

I forgot the lock screen password of Vivo iqoo Neo 3. I need a program or rom iqoo neo 3 to open the lock screen password. help me:bối rối::đang khóc:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jovanlin:
The same thing happened to me and until now I have not been able to reset it, there are only tutorials in Hindu and I do not understand it, if you could already pass me your method :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kanagawaben:
Does anyone know how to completely reset the Neo 855? Is it possible to get and flash the original firmware?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tremon_36:
Yes you can. Firmware is uploaded on the official vivo page, here: www.vivo.com.cn/upgrade/index

there are also some tutorials there, but they are in chinese. you can use google transalte
[Off-topic] Pillezky:
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[Off-topic] Twixality:
Anything from Animal Crossing New Leaf soundtrack.
[Off-topic] Anna L Rivera:
This song is really good I love it.
[Off-topic] chaha:
Not a bad song.
[Off-topic] nomnomat:
Guitar or cello versions of romantic songs.
[P3600 ROM Development] phnikola:
Please will someone post ONE rom without removing .rgu files before posting.

I just want to cook my own ROM.

...

Cmon, guys
[P3600 ROM Development] tonio94:
I was about to create the exact same thread.

Until a few month ago, I used to re-cook the roms I downloaded here to get rid of the unusefull applications and add my customisation.

Now that wm6.1 is out, I wanted to switch to it but I was unable to find a rom with this f*** dsm and rgu that are mandatory for a clean cooking.

Cookers, why the hell are you removing this files ?!?

Is it to save a few kb which is stupid regarding the pain in the ass trying to improve the rom after this suppression ? (Or did I miss a major revolution in the cooking process that make them unusefull to create packages and registry hives ?)

So could anybody give an advice for a good ROM (light and fast) where this RGU and DSM remains ?
[P3600 ROM Development] phnikola:
Exactly,

recently I switched from Prophet from Trinity.

I couldn't wait to compare its performances to previous device, but was unpleasantly surprised to see that almost NONE of the ROMs posted in Trinity section is editable.

On the contrary Prophet ROM section is way more advanced.

In the end, I thought that ROMs are (at least ones posted here) kind of public property, and that the they shouldn't be locked (by removing rgu files prior to posting, or putting the time code on them!!!). If you want to sell them - then go apply for job at Micr0s0ft.

On the other hand - I can understand that someone is affraid that someone will overtake his/her work and claim it as their own. But again, we are here to help to each, and I never personally published any of my own modified ROMs - due to respect to the author. It would be good practice that someone who makes modification - always mentiones which ROM is used as a base for development.

Just imagine what would happen if Bepe, Mamaich, Olipro and other real developers made their tools just for themselves!

Cheers!
[P3600 ROM Development] FInixNOver:
There's something I can't understand...

Why do you need to edit released ROMs, when you have access to ROM kitchens?

My best guess is that you don't want to spend endless hours figuring out the best tweaks, solving problems, creating packages, and so on, when you can have it all done by others.

Remember one thing:

None of the cookers here are releasing ROMs for profit. We do it as courtesy, to help the less skilled, so they can also have a more updated and efficient system running on their devices.

Cookers aren't by any means obliged to reveal their little secrets, which for you may seem trivial, but in fact, it may be the sum of many hours testing.

Cooking with a untouched kitchen is a good way to get to know how things work, and to improve your own cooking skills. So it's not respectful of you to say that cookers have to release their ROMs editable, or any other related demand for that matter, whether you release your edits or not.

It's the cookers choice to release a ROM as he see fit, and it's the user choice to use it or not.

I don't have a problem with the so called "competition", since I'm not here to compete. I'm not here to win, rather to provide an alternative. But it's hard for me to give up my work just like that.

I wouldn't have any problem providing a kitchen, but unfortunately my main source is XDA-Developers, so I also rely on others to get a base for my work. My skill level is not yet that high, but I'm always trying to improve myself.

I'm sorry if I'm offending someone, but I needed to speak my mind...
[P3600 ROM Development] netdrg:
+1 you've said everything
[P3600 ROM Development] phnikola:
Hi, FInixNOver,

well I am glad you replied. Although better anything than nothing.

Watch now:

"Why do you need to edit released ROMs, when you have access to ROM kitchens?"

Well, why do you need kitchens (and tools) - why don't you develop them by yourself?

You say

"So it's not respectful of you to say that cookers have to release their ROMs editable, or any other related demand for that matter, whether you release your edits or not".

No one said they have to. But after hours of testing and achieving something which only you succeeded to - to keep it as a secret? And not share it with the "less skilled" on the forum? I understand if someone invested hours in artistic-visual development of the ROM - everyone will recognize that as effort - but removing .rgu files used for creating the registry during ROM building - is creative???

Or when I dump the ROM and see the folder named "Don't touch my ROM"?

Cmon, thats pure blsht!!!

What if someone makes "Don't touch my Hard-SPL"?
[P3600 ROM Development] FInixNOver:
You may be right about the tools, without them it would have been very hard to get many of the tasks completed successfully and probably I wouldn't have even started cooking.

But, how on earth would you be able to build a ROM without a kitchen?!! You certainly cannot make an omelet without the eggs, now can you?

And I never demanded any tools from anyone or even kitchen. When I have a request or something to say, I usually politely ask or give a suggestion.

You should try to create you own ROM before making assumptions about what cookers should keep a secret or not. Then you'll notice that cookers help each other whenever possible (e.g. when something important is fixed).

And I do share my findings, mainly in my ROMs obviously!! That doesn't mean I have to expose all my work. It's necessary to research a bit. You'll find it rewarding.

Also, almost all of the art work in my ROMs is my hard work, and it's painful to see it scattered around without so much as a credit (I'm not asking to be paid or anything). So, why not protect my work?

Tweaks? That's a whole different subject, the ones you may find helpful other may not, it's up to each one to use the one that will best suit your needs.

You will also learn, that most times, a cooker will not mess with the RGUs in a kitchen. Instead, a brand new package is created just for registry tweaks, this way the changes are easily tracked down. This being said, I can easily build a ROM, that you'll be able to dump and repackage, but you won't find my registry tweaks. Would that work for you? Because, I find this process to be more deceiving than providing the ROM without RGUs and DSMs.

You're making it sound like I say less skilled persons in a bad way. Every user is a potential cooker. Everything is available. Sometimes, you just have to dig a little deeper.

Some find it to hard to learn, others get what they need from the available options, others, well... they're just too damn lazy. But hey, everyone's got their reason, and who the hell am I to judge them?!!

"Don't touch my hard SPL"

This is a funny one!!! You have quite a mess in you attic. You're mixing 2 very different subjects...

I know one thing!! I wasn't fully satisfied, with the options I had, so I decided to get my hands dirty and do it myself. I learn everyday, and I have yet plenty to learn.

My conscience rests easy, as I've made some contributions, maybe not very important ones, but never the less...

I released some fine ROM(not perfect, I'm well aware of that) if I may say so, and made some users happy.

I don't want to start a war or anything. This all subject of protecting or not the cooker's work has already been extensively discussed, and I gave my opinion about it.

In the end I can say:

I've paid my dues. Have you?
[P3600 ROM Development] phnikola:
OK, I wont argue anymore but will not change my oppinion either.

I am closing this thread by posting HTC Trinity - Complete Cooking tutorial for begginers in the forum.

Maybe my debts will be payed now!

Now let us be more useful and post comments and EDITABLE ROMs!

In the end - I would do that for you as a forum member

Cheers!
[P3600 ROM Development] tonio94:
To my mind, kitchen are not made to cook a rom but to learn to the newbies how it works. It's far from beeing a good solution to realy cleanly cook roms (often buggy, not possible to have an up to date OS, ...). However it's really instructive and it's great work from the creators of theese kitchens.

It's right but it's exactly the point of development, saving hours by using existing libraries to be able to create something realy new that's not another copy of something existing.

Do you know the meaning of a Community of Practice or did you forgot the first function of this board ?

Moreover, you must know that it's way more painfull to cook a rom without kitchen than with a kitchen, even if the result is best.

Finally, this kind of "protection" is quite useless as the rom is still dumpable and editable, it's just a bit more painfull as you need to find the missing files from other roms or from packages.

I was curently working on a rom editor to enable cookers to save time cooking rom with a GUI but I think I will stop the project for a time to try to develop a tool that will be able to recreate the missing dsm, rgu and packages.sof to proove:

1) I'm not a lazy lamer

2) Sharing knowledge is much more profitable for the community than keeping it for itself (even if it has already been done a hundred of times by bepe and so many other on this board)

However, don't think I don't respect cookers work but I think this point stands against this board main function, this will be my way to pay my dues

@phnikola : I found this rom http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=391450&highlight=KAEW working quite well (light, fast, stable and recent build) where the rgu, dsm and .sof are still existing. If you want to use another ROM, just copy all the rgu, dsm and packages.sof from this one to the dump directory of the other rom
[P3600 ROM Development] FInixNOver:
Peace

@ phnikola

I welcome your gesture and I'll be more than happy to make some contribution, to make it the best tutorial that I never had.

@ tonio94

Well, my understanding of kitchen is the set that includes the ROM files, packages, tools (whether they are batch files, or fancy tools) used to edit and build the ROM. As I say that's only my understanding of it. I may as well be wrong. And I'm very thankful for the effort and hard work put into developing all the tools that can make our cooking experience so much better

I think you're missing my point. I'm all in favour of sharing. And I try to do it as much as I can, but you may also be aware that even though programmers may use the same libraries, they often protect their final work, so that other cannot take credit for it.

The same happens with ROMs. Altough I'm using the same base as many others to create my ROMs, the final result is different from cooker to cooker, and I can only speak for myself when I say that the main reason for protecting my work is to avoid having my work ripped off.

I have absolutely nothing against making available the kitchen as bug free as possible, so that everyone can make their own customization of it.

I'm well aware that this protection can only slowdown the process of editing the ROM, but it's a way to make it a bit harder for others (I mean only the ones whose sole purpose is to take someone elses's work as their own), to take my work.

Sometimes, just because of a handfull of gready people that take other people work and make it their own without any credits, the rest of the community ends up paying for it.

I wish I had some developer/programmer skils, so i could make a bigger contribution to this community, but unfortunately I've never learned that (however I'm hoping to work on it someday).

In the whole spirit of sharing, I'm going to release some treats, just to prove that it's was never my intention to undermine the work of new cookers (what am i saying?!! I'm also a new cooker!! and a noob for that matter :D ), I just wanted to protect myself.
[P3600 ROM Development] phnikola:
I have a respect to that, mate ;)

I think your ROMs are among the best. Keep up the good work

Cheers!
[P3600 ROM Development] phnikola:
Thanks a lot, tonio94!

Will try it as soon as download completes ;)
[P3600 ROM Development] Mattster_spv:
Hi FInixNOver

I don't normally get involved in these threads, but once again I have to admire the way you avoid an argument with yet another member of the community who seems to just take, take, take.

Had he and others bothered to have a look at not just the quantity and quality of ROMs you produce for everyone but the feedback and replies you give on a daily basis to people with problems, maybe he would have a clearer idea as to who the givers are in this forum.

You guys give up your time and effort for free so that others (including myself) can benefit and enjoy the fruits of your work. To show any anger or frustration is ridiculous. At least 70% of the people in Trinity forums have tried and enjoyed your ROMs. And yet still they expect you to give more. Incredible...

Mattster.
[P3600 ROM Development] phnikola:
Man, I already posted that his ROMs are excellent, but you have a real problem with your selfesteem. Anyway we came to agreement - so be more useful and post in another thread
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] fireheart2008:
I'm on miui 11.0.1 Global Raphael
[Sony Xperia 10 Questions & Answers] Themasterpug:
Hey guys I have a question for you all I've recently got the new Sony xperia 10 and after a few weeks of using the phone it started to stop working for example the phone would freeze and glitch at times does anyone have the same problem as me and if so what did you do to fix it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LinkTheXtreme:
Hi guys. I'm new here. I heard good things about this site but I need some help.

I have VXP installed and running on my phone and GameGuardian, which does work fine with using the virtual space as a root source to function. But I have reached a problem.

I am trying to launch SimCity BuildIt, but nothing is happening, it goes to a black launch and nothing occurs.

I am hoping someone here can give me a guide or walkthrough of how to resolve this issue.

I had thought it was a Google play issue and have installed the Google services thing through VirtualXposed. But I am stuck now with what to do.

My goal is to launch SimcityBuildit through VXP whilst running GG.

I hope you can help with me achieving this. I'd rather not have to root my entire device properly. I have tried that using KingRoot, KingoRoot, Etc and tbh it doesn't work so VXP is my only hope.

Cheers guys. Looking forward to you helping me.

Aaron
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xanthrax:
Game Guardian

Forum Rules

no one will find help on XDA when asking how to cheat the developers

thread closed
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xda-dmdrescher:
Hi members,

these days, my Galaxy tab SM-T705 broke down and I would like to get a similar, but up to date replacement. To be honest, I don't like to spend much time in evaluating all the different Android versions an manufactures and so on. So, my question would be, as the subject says: Which one brings the least amount of annoying bundled apps? And which one allows disabling or uninstalling most or all the manufacturer app, that are not really vitally necessary running Android?

Suggestion for a specific model or product line are welcome.

Thanks, Martin
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] lingarajug:
So I currently have USA Hawaii mate 10 pro on 9.0.0264 BL unlocked and magisk patched ramdisk and I keep getting notification to install the .267 update but it will not install due to the patched ramdisk so I just want to flash back to stock, I have downloaded the full ota through Hawaii hisuite application and its in zip format, so how do i flash this zip to go back to stock, thank you.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] Pretoriano80:
You don't have to flash the whole update, just extract the recovery_ramdisk from 9.0.0.264 firmware (use Huawei Extractor to do that) and flash it with fastboot.

Another way to get the stock recovery it's to use Partitions Backup by Wanam (from Playstore), in its options enable the "raw partition image" and backup "erecovery_ramdisk".

Copy the backup on PC and flash it with this fastboot command :

fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk erecovery_ramdisk.img

Note: replace "erecovery_ramdisk.img" with the filename of the image that you backed up previously.

After flashing the stock recovery_ramdisk, you can install the official OTA.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] lingarajug:
I am confused, there is recovery_ramdis and erecovery_ramdisk and which one is it.

Update- i just flashed recovery_ramdis and then system from ota and i am updated now. Thank you.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] silvscorp:
I've spent whole day reading through the froum and the trinityguides.info site but can't find any proposed solution to work for my situation.

Device info:

ROM version: 3.00.707.17 (WM6)

ROM Date: 6/29/07

Radio version: 1.46.00.11

I've tried using all 3 versions of hard-spl but they all end up with the same result. With active sync linked and ready, ran the "romupdateutility.exe" at the end the PDA prompts if I want to run the "enterbootloader.exe", the moment I press yes the active sync connection would drop and eventually the program timed out with error "260" while PDA stuck in the tri color screen displaying the following:

TRIN100

SPL-1.07.ds

I've found some similar problems in the forum but those users are using vista however I am running XP sp3 in this case. I've tried all other solutions in the FAQ areas but none of them works.

My unit came with the WM6 already but I just want to upgrade the radio and get some cooked ROM to get faster performance. What am I missing here?

Any help is appreciated.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] deedee:
Once it drops to the tri-colour screen and is in bootloader, run the RUU again. Should be all that you need.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] silvscorp:
I've tried running it over and over but on the bottom it just kept on saying "serial" when it suppose to say USB.

Anyways, problem solved and it turned out to be the cable. For some reason the cable is good for anything, except keeping the phone connected/recognized while in bootloader mode.

I think this should be listed as one of the FAQ in the trinityguide. This might be a rare problem but it surely took me a lot time to figure out.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] xiance78:
on Vista

Hi,

I have similar problem but I'm using Vista (Business). Is there any workaround ?

Regards,

Daneal
[P3600 Software Upgrading] inabox:
Hi

I have the same problem

spl 1.20 Olipro display serial instead of usb

I tryed several usb cables and still the same

when trying to update the rom it refuse to connect the ppc and end displayng the 260 error no connection

My system is vista and the first time I upgrade everything was fine, I followed all tutorials and no problem at all.

Do you think that could be this new 6.1 Mobile device center I recent install the cause?

best regards

Inabox
[P3600 Software Upgrading] deedee:
The problem isn't the WMC as such more the fact its Vista. Find an XP PC and do it from there.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] pspeter:
Hi there, I had the same problem just now and cured it(in Vista). Just upgrade the htc driver in device manager again with "wceusbsh.inf" previous file, then should be ok. It seem to be Vista replaced the driver during it switched to Tri color menu.....:p
[ASUS ROG Phone II Questions & Answers] pewpewze:
Hey, does any1 has reached 2 days of battery with normal usage ?

I mean i twinkered the phone to not have all the bull**** in the background working, processes that check the motion sensors, battery, internet, screen touch, sync data, etc. all the customizable things off/denied/unistalled, the 120hz is on and the battery setting that puts the phone on battery saving at night, with all of these i berly get 2 days normal usage on the phone, and 1 day and few hours if play some games 2-3 hours of games, you guys have the same stats of battery usage ? :confused::laugh::confused:
[ASUS ROG Phone II Questions & Answers] ased10:
Hi [MENTION=7596372]pewpewze[/MENTION] there has already been a thread about this in Real Life Review i have put a direct link below where people have posted screenshots of screen on time drain and battery life battery life;

https://xdaforums.com/rog-phone-2/review/screen-time-t3949092
[Xiaomi Black Shark 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] wga0:
Avoid and pass by a fool and a madman
[Xiaomi Black Shark 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] wga0:
How to root Black Shark 2 Global (short way)

Avoid and pass by a fool and a madman