yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] pushpendrayadav:
Hi,

Thanks for your work to produce great rom with FP is very accurate.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] kingracer:
Hello, thanks for your effort, the ROM is running pretty well, but still FOD on AOD dies after a few unsuccesful readings. Just FYI :)

A small suggestion (if you don't mind) - if you can, please, try the same implementation as on ExtendedUI, FOD there is really good and working on AOD 10/10.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] dave6771:
I flashed many ROMs before on my chinese K20pro and I tried now your 0501 build, but I keep bootlooping, dont know what is the ussie here.. I was on 11.0.05 vendor plus syberia ROM and coming to this build is nearly impossible for me.. I flash usually vendor +ROM+ DFE in a row. Here I also flash with success, but reboot to system ends up in bootloop.. Any idea what might be wrong?
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] betalaga:
is possible to set AOD off/on with a timer? eg, in the night it can be off
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] theincognito:
[MENTION=4171555]kunalshah912[/MENTION] Hey mate.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] Robert56th:
Is the bug that when the 1st attempt of FOD fails on AOD present on all roms?
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] kunalshah912:
wassup :P
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] nullxception:
Interesting, thanks for the suggestion

definitely will get shouted out by ido or alex if i just did change the impl again lmao

I'm not sure either, but my suggestion is try flash other kernel.

If it's fine on other kernel, then perhaps your dtbo might be contains a modified screen refresh rate that triggers our kernel to the panic state and reboot.

It's impossible currently

That glitch is on this rom too
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] betalaga:
Its all good but in my opinion battery it lasts a little less than the others AOSP.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] deriin:
Just installed the rom, feels really smooth, just two things:

The system lose the wifi settings after restart, have to insert the password all the time after reset the phone.

Can you add a feature to change the finger print icon?

Thx for all.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] nullxception:
I heard from the DerpFest Internal group that [MENTION=5524782]mr.nth.na.vn[/MENTION] will maintain the actual "DerpFest" (not his own "DerpQuest" spins) OFFICIALLY for raphael.

So, this unofficial spins from me will be dropped :o

Thanks for the support and see you later :highfive:
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] deriin:
So this rom dont gonna get more updates?

Sad :(
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro ROMs, Kernels, Re] nullxception:
Will get an update but with different maintainer, so stay tune at https://xdaforums.com/k20-pro/development/rom-derpfest-t4017171 :good:
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] ComicoX:
Who wants to test a build of Los 16 for N5110?

P.m. me on telegram [MENTION=7105282]ComicoX[/MENTION]

Requirements:

-Know how on how to take a log

-Fully working N5110
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] ComicoX:
P.s. the ROM should boot but it was never tested on a n5110
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] XdaFoxygen:
I would test but I have gt-n5100 (

When will there be 1 release?
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] ildar_prophet:
I'm quite experienced tester but also having 5100.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] ektus:
I don't have telegram (or other social media, for that matter). I do have a spare 5110 with LOS 14, though.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] marchnz:
I have n5110. Happy to test.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] vuut:
me too N5100,,1 slote
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] gediao15693xda:
delete
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] NeoZiggy:
I would be happy to test.

Just got my hands on one (N5110) and put on RR-OS.
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[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] html6405:
I've found this thread coincidentally,

for all who doesn't already know:

https://xdaforums.com/t/lineageos-16-0-android-9-for-gt-n5100-gt-n5110-gt-n5120-beta.4231355/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LUKFRIT:
Hi,

Tried to flash my Acer Iconia B3-A30. Before I start with flashing i tried some commands. The "fastboot reboot" doesn't work for me.

Every Time i try

platform-tools>fastboot reboot
Rebooting FAILED (remote: 'not support on security')
fastboot: error: Command failed

bootloader is unlocked:

platform-tools>fastboot getvar unlocked
unlocked: yes
Finished. Total time: 0.003s

but i found the secure state in the getvar info's:

platform-tools>fastboot getvar secure
secure: no
Finished. Total time: 0.004s

is it ritght?

I hope u can help me. Because my tablet stuck on boot image. Recovery doesent boot anymore.. etc.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hmjbarbosa:
Same problem here. Did you figure it out?
[General Questions and Answers] deathwithafi:
I've searched but I can't really find anything. In the developer options there is an oem unlock but other than that I'm not sure what to do. Any help would be appreciated.
[General Questions and Answers] Taterroot4u:
It's clear.....

It's probably not worth it.... That's why ima figure out how to..... I'm hardheaded and don't steal..... (Won't even take a hint....lol)
[General Questions and Answers] deathwithafi:
Root is always worth it. The bright side the phone does function pretty adequately for what it is. Decent battery life. Good Luck.
[General Questions and Answers] squirreliestone:
Out of curiosity, did you ever come up with a method? I'm trying to recover data from a system crash reset and have been told it's a lost cause because this phone is unrootable. Did you find a way? Would you care to share?
[General Questions and Answers] deathwithafi:
I did not. Sorry. It's unfortunate it's not a bad phone, sorry to hear about your issues.
[General Questions and Answers] XxcjtheinsanexX:
How to root

Abc if u know how to root LML212VL (lg rebel 4)
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
If it is a Verizon phone or a StraightTalk phone, you won't be able to root the device.
[General Questions and Answers] ransack:
I found a TracPhone model of this device, functional, with no SIM card in it, laying in the grass at a local park. Does anyone know anything about rooting or flashing it?
[General Questions and Answers] shadow460:
Not worth messing with unless it's unlocked. You'd have to pay monthly for service for a year just to switch carriers.

TracFone is good as a secondary line. I still use them for that on that exact model phone. Right now my G7 is out of power. If it breaks or the service goes down, I still have this Tracfone. TF does honor the unlock policy but they are very strict about it.

I do not know about rooting it. I expected it would never be rootable when I bought it. After digging into some cheap tablets over the last week, I decided I will never run an unrootable device. Those have hidden SIM cards and any attempt to access or disable that SIM causes the user data to be wiped. It's anyone's guess what info they are collecting, how, or who they are sending it to. I suspect this Tracfone does the same thing.

But... if it can be rooted, I'll do it.
[General Questions and Answers] Biden2020prez:
Anyone able to get me the Bluetooth app for LG rebel 4? I want to try install it on LG Classic flip.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] cantenna:
Surfing the Web, it popped up for a second, then retreated...

Device compromised?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Dungeon47:
Did it happen anywhere else, or just one site?

Kind of a nice extra security feature with the camera having to pop up. Hadn't thought of that.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Isadorian:
Do you use Firefox? It's a known issue with Firefox
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Dirrtydog:
It happened to me also, on different sites (but not shady) on Chrome, a couple of times. I thought it could be that classic pop-up notif. that you get on the desktop sites that ask you to allow access to mic and camera and as such, when invoked on a mobile device, I assumed that was the expected behavior - to raise the camera - and automatically "shuts it down" and retracts almost instantly. Given the mechanism of the selfie camera, we notice this as the camera raises. But on a classic phone where the front camera is always displayed, I thought that the user is not aware of this (even thought the pop-up is not displayed or auto-closed).

Again, just a thought.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] superac11:
Can you specify which website was that, I want to test that??
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] StrongOneX:
It is because the website uses extensive methods to fingerprint the device, also known as tracking. In Firefox you just enable Tracking Protection to not not only work in Private windows but also normal browsering.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] cantenna:
Agreed! Yikes, though, why is the www taping into people's camera like this!?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] cantenna:
It was a pretty well known one, like BBC or abc I believe
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] cantenna:
Thanks. Did this and disabled permission access to camera in Firefox (apps/settings)
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Fatmonk8:
Same thing happened to me with Firefox, I just turned off camera permission for Firefox.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] galaxys:
Would have never guessed Firefox was the culprit! Cheers
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] 4tune:
Idsk and N2A both have done great work to solve two different problems. Here are those threads:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=363417

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=319187

1)

Idsk has made a ddl file witch reroutes HTC Home data traffic trough a proxy connection. For this to work you have to use a modified HTCHome.dll file. He has posted different versions of HTCHome in his topic, but it is impossible to post all modified versions of HTCHome.

The patch posted here should work on all versions of HTC Home, VGA versions included.

2)

N2A has come up with a generic solution for users who want to add there own city to HTC Home weather forecast, but his patch won’t work on devices with a proxy data connection as I experienced myself.

Now you can solve both issues in one go. Here is what you do.

*note: this will only work if you didn’t install a patched version of HTCHome from one of the treads mentioned above*

1. unzip 4tune-HTCHome-Patcher_idsk.zip or 4tune-HTCHome-Patcher_N2A.zip anywhere

2. most likely you must first install the included “SdkCerts.cab” on your device or the patched HTC home won't work correctly

3. copy HTCHome.dll, located in the Windows folder, from your phone to your PC

4. place HTCHome.dll in the folder created in 1. that says “place_htc_home_dll_here”

5. run 4tune-patcher.bat

6. copy the resulting “4tune Patched Home Plugin DLL.cab” to your phone

7. disable HTCHome on your phone

8. install 4tune Patched Home Plugin DLL.cab

9. enable HTCHome

10. it should work right away, if not, soft reset.

11. don’t delete the original HTCHome.dll you copied to your PC. It’s a backup in case things go wrong :)

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Attached are two versions.

1)

The idsk version is just for patching HTC Home to work with a proxy data connection and the original accuweather data server. It should patch all versions of HTC Home.

2)

The N2A version is the same except it uses N2A’s weather server in case you wish to add your own city to HH_0409_WeatherCities.xml” as described on the link below

Read down from the part that says “How do I use this, and customise my cities?”

Don’t patch HTC Home again, you’ve already done that!

http://weather.not2advanced.com/files/

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I’ve tested several versions of HTC Home and it all worked. If it doesn’t work for you I hope I can help but I’m not an expert and not always online.

Big thanks go to idsk and N2A.

Have fun.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] RedAngel86:
Quick charge not work for me. 3,30 hours charging time. Any solution?
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] sounknownyet:
Did it work when having an older version? If yes then revert.
[Off-topic] Lumidapri:
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[Xiaomi Redmi 6 Questions & Answers] snoerme:
Hi,

I updated to miui11 but since there seems to be no way to root, id like to go back to miui10.

I didnt try to enter Fastboot or Recovery or to flash anything so my first guess would be a full Fastboot flash.

Any suggestions?
[Xiaomi Redmi 6 Questions & Answers] kvnxp:
Yes it's possible. Only need unlock your bootloader. And download miui 10 flash fastboot .. and flash it..
[Xiaomi Redmi 6 Questions & Answers] afiqqo231:
Clean flash miui 10 Rom through MiFlashTool. Download fastboot Rom.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] pinkmoon:
I've just taken delivery of an LG V30+ LGH930DS and although the finger print scanner works the actual on/off power button doesn't (or at least seems intermittent)? Can't recall if it was initially OK and then stopped after updating to Pie, but noticed when I'd installed a dark theme which then froze and I couldn't restart the phone.

Of course, all tips suggest doing a soft or safe mode reset.... which requires a working power button combo?!

Can't help but feel (hope!!) it's a software issue/setting somewhere, only I've now done a hard reset and it still doesn't work.

Any suggestions, massively appreciated.

Thanks.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Septfox:
The fingerprint scanner is a separate part, with its own contacts; the entire thing actually sits on top of the power button. It's not unusual that one goes out while the other continues working.

If you can't do a hard reset (hold power+vol down until the phone reboots, takes at least 6 seconds iirc) then I would suspect either the power button has gone bad or the contacts are no longer...er...making contact. Try pressing the back glass around the power button as you press it to check the latter.

If you can make the phone reset with the above, it's a software issue.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] pinkmoon:
Thanks. Will see how I get on with your suggestions above. Meanwhile, quick update: started working again... then stopped again. Also last night the restart screen came on several times by itself (flickering awake from standby, as if I'd put my finger on the back). Only thought I have is that it may be a lose part inside that's occasionally causing trouble - specifically DIM tray eject 'bit' which was broken when I got it?

Thanks again.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Septfox:
I can't check to make sure, but the SIM eject mechanism is most likely all-plastic. The only think that might be metal is the pivot (assuming the eject is a lever mechanism), but something like that should be fixed in place pretty well and unlikely to ever come out.

The power button contacts are pretty widely-spaced anyway, it would take something long to bridge them and something that long would find it very difficult (if not impossible) to work its way in where the contacts are.

The problem is, just about everything you'd do to confirm it's a physical issue rather than something electrically wrong with the mainboard, involves taking the back off.

Hmm. This sort of thing actually happened to my first "powerful" android phone, a Motorola Droid 4.

It also had a mostly-inoperative power button, and I ended up physically removing the button from the mainboard in order to stop it from randomly going to sleep or, more annoyingly, restarting because it sometimes "thought" someone was holding the power button in. This actually didn't work, it was a board fault somewhere else and I ended up getting a busted phone to pull a replacement board from.

Not saying that is what's going on here, just that it sure does resonate.

Unless you feel really good about your chances, or got an exceptionally good deal, I'd see about returning the phone and finding another.

Otherwise, you can get a power button off ebay for around $12, if you're in the US.

This video shows it's fairly easy to replace, but you'll need a suction cup, a plastic card (credit cards work well), and ideally an adhesive sticker or rubber cement to close it back up properly (not strictly necessary, I ran mine for a while just tacked together with the old gasket while I searched for a new battery, no problem aside from intermittent fingerprint scanner disconnects). B7000 adhesive is well-regarded for this type of work and useful for other things, if you're the crafty sort.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
Place the phone on a Qi wireless charging pad. If it's off, it will boot up/power up.

Once booted up you can install a software app workaround, for rebooting, etc.

If you don't have one, go to a carrier store and use one being displayed for sale. ;) Then buy one for home.

Not only will Qi wireless pad charge a phone, it will TURN ON a phone if it's placed on the (plugged in) pad.

I've given many people this advice who have wonky power buttons with phones that have Qi wireless charging:

_______

From another post on the subject two years ago:

This Qi wireless charging pad automatic turn on feature is great for when your power button malfunctions. Phones get older, things break.

On the Motorola Quark series (Droid Turbo/Moto Turbo/Moto Maxx) several people were able to figure out whether it was their power button that had jammed or whether their phone had actually died. Phone wouldn't turn on.

We told them "Go to a carrier store. Put the phone on one of the Qi wireless charging pads on display. " If it turns on, it's the button. If it doesn't, you've got bigger issues.

Powering off and on Droid Turbo with broken power button

and a testimonial from another thread:

POWER BUTTON PROBLEM -- QI CHARGER WORKS

Luckily for many, it was "just" the power button.

Many people then actually bought a pad for the first time to keep their phones on until they could get the power button repaired.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] pak lah:
Hi. My power button was dead for about a week. Then I tried pressing the spot on the screen opposing the power button while pressing the button itself for a few second (with a little bit more pressure).

Then it just came back to life. I doubt this would permanently fixed the problem. But I'm relieved to have my power button back!

I will update later if the button gone bad again in future.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Osprey00:
I've had this suddenly happen with the V30+ that I've had for nearly a year. Here's how I'm living with it, in case it helps anyone else who stumbles upon this thread.

For turning the screen off and on, I double tap the screen. I happen to use Lawnchair launcher, which supports the gesture, so I set its Double Tap gesture to Sleep. If you use another launcher, see if it supports that gesture and action. If it doesn't, you can try the Double Tap app in the Play Store, which I used before switching launchers. In both cases, you need to be on your launcher's home screen to turn off the screen, but it's an easy habit to get into.

For rebooting, I use one of the many apps available in the Play Store. They all require root. I think that I like Super Reboot the best, since it's not a fullscreen app and, so, looks like a popup menu.

If you happen to not have root and need to reboot into recovery in order to install Magisk (which seems like a catch-22), do the following:

1. Open Settings.

2. Enable developer options by going to About and tapping on "Build number" 7 times.

3. Go to System->Developer options, scroll down to the "Debugging" section and enable "Local terminal"

4. Go to your app drawer and launch Terminal.

5. Type "reboot recovery" and hit Enter. You could also do plain "reboot" and, I think, "reboot bootloader", but you probably want to enter recovery to flash Magisk so that you can use one of the store apps from now on, instead of Terminal.

That last tip is the main one that I wanted to share because it's not easy to figure out on your own and because I found myself in that situation. I thought that I had flashed Magisk while I was in recovery, but I guess that I didn't or did it in the wrong order. I was stumped for half an hour and wasted a lot of time trying lots of different reboot apps, only to discover that none of them worked without root, until I tried this Terminal method and found that it worked, surprisingly.