yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Poco F1 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] BenjiScale:
This device doesnt have anti-rollback-protection iirc.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] lollipopmadman:
Alright, my bad, since I read somewhere that the update might require a location change and hence I did it and made it other than India.

Switched it back to India and I'm all good. Thank you so very much. Saved me from rooting a new phone.

Cheers!
[Xiaomi Poco F1 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] Darkwizzz:
Now delete thread
[Wileyfox Swift] metabaron1:
Hi all.

I have a phone stuck in boot loop. It's a stock ROM, Android 7.1.2 (January 2018) but I dont have exact image reference (Wileyfox/switf/crackling 7.1.2/N2G48B/eeea277114 from recovery mode) . Secure boot is still enabled and phone is locked, but I have the unlock schema

When the phone boots, it stucks approximately 2 seconds after the lock screen. The screen then turns off and it reboots after a few minutes. If I am fast enougth, I sometimes have time to unlock but it freezes immediately after, and reboot after a while.

It started after the phone has been turned off. The last application installed is the GEEV application. Maybe it's the cause, or maybe the phone is full.

What I tried:

As stated in Facebook Wileyfox post ( unable to post full url: officialwileyfox/posts/1844545742523409),

I can access the safe mode (vol down at Wileyfox logo), but it does not change anything, it still stucks and I can not deactivate the last application installed.

I can access the bootloader and recovery mode, but I cannot access it via adb / fastboot (linux), I suppose because I cannot enable acces in devolopper mode in phone setting. I tried to update an older image from SD card, but the phone refused to downgrade to an older image.

I also tried to wipe cache partition.

Photo and contacts are backup, only SMS are not backup and I would like to access it.

Do you have any suggestion to access user partition or unblock the phone wihout wiping user data?

Thanks
[Wileyfox Swift] robin0800:
If you can reach recovery mode there should be a phone reset option that can clear the apps.
[Wileyfox Swift] metabaron1:
Here are recovery mode choices:

-Reboot system

-Reboot to booloader

-Apply update from ADB

-Apply update from SD card

-Wipe data/factory reset

-Wipe cache partition

-View recovery logs

-Run graphics test

-Power off

I already tried wipe cache partition without result.

But I didn't try wipe data as this will also wipe SMS, won't it?
[Wileyfox Swift] robin0800:
SMS should be saved to the cloud and restored when you enter your gmail account after the reset.
[Wileyfox Swift] metabaron1:
No it's not saved, that's why I need to access the phone if there is a way
[Wileyfox Swift] robin0800:
If you can unlock the bootloader you could install twrp recovery which has an mtp mode which would give you access to your files. Suspect unlock bootloader will not be available to you.
[General Mobile GM 5 Plus Questions & Answers] mtogonid:
Does somebody know where can I download stock rom for GM 5 Plus D mobile phone?

Can anyone tell me how to flash stock rom?
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] adi_s.s:
ABOUT

This is an OEM Ported GSI of MIUI 11 (PIE), tested by me on Galaxy J6.

thanks to [MENTION=6298645]erfanoabdi[/MENTION] For GSI TOOLS.

This PORT is Not Made by me.

all credits to original authors.

DICLAIMER

I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.

No guarantees that everything would work. This is a GSI, bugs are bound to happen.

SO, Here Is The MIUI-11 GSI Working On Galaxy J6.

Follow The Instructions To Flash It .

REQUIREMENTS/DOWNLOADS :

-Unlocked Bootloader

-TWRP Installed

-GSI File 》》 DOWNLOAD

-Additional Zip Files 》》

1: DOWNLOAD

2: DOWNLOAD

3: DOWNLOAD

-GSI Patch Zip 》》 DOWNLOAD

-Additional Apk Files 》》

1: DOWNLOAD

2: DOWNLOAD

All files are associated with their original owners/Developers....

Flashing Instructions :

Unzip Downloaded GSI Image , You Got an .img file

Boot In TWRP

Wipe system, data, dalvik&cache, cache

Install Vendor.Zip file

Reboot To Recovery

Select Install Image Option In TWRP

Install extracted Image File

Again Reboot To Recover (Don't worry if no OS installed error comes just go ahead )

Now Install Additional Zip Files

Now, At last reboot to System

After First Boot, Install Both Given APK Files (Download section).

ENJOY...

video tutorial :

mod edit - link removed
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] xanthrax:
duplicate thread closed

original her https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-j/development/miui-11pie-galaxy-j6-t4048195
[BetterBatteryStats] r0drlgo:
Hello,

since a time ago that I use XDA BBS battery app to monitor battery consumption. I've been using gsam battery recently because it gives me some statistics since the last time the phone was full charged or since it was unplugged that BBS does not give, if the phone restarts. When the phone restarts, those statistics / options disappear.

I bought the application from play store to see if it has added it but seeing that it seems the same, I returned it. That option Is it hidden and can be activated?, or is it not an option will be added?

I know what if the phone does not restart, if there are the options to measure from the full load or since it was unplugged, but when i restart the mobile, these options with their statistics disappear ...

Can it be avoided?

Thanks for help, regards.

(I used it in a rooted OP 7 Pro)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] yess11:
hello everyone,

i have i mate pda2 , its very good working but we all know it has not any updates,,

so i am asking if wm5 or wm6 of the pda2k or other could be compatible with

pda2 or not coz i saw someone made something like this..

Thanxxxxx
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] David389:
This post will let you know which version of the XDA you have.

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Himalaya

if PH10C then you are stuck with WM2003 SE

if PH10 A or B then you may be able to go to WM5 or 6
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] vita16666:
ROM Upgrade for PDA2 PH10 D

;)

Hi david,

Many thanks for the link. It has good information. You made me happy!

My PDA2 is neither PH10-A, B nor PH10-C, it is PH10-D!? :confused:

Can I still upgrade it from 2003 CE to 5 or 6?

is the PH10D a Himalaya variant?

your reply is appreciated.

Cheers
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] David389:
Hi,

I am sorry to tell you that you have an Alpine which is stuck with WM 2003 SE at best.

Regards

David
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] vita16666:
ROM Upgrade for PDA2 PH10 D

Thank you.

Regards,
[Android General] firmwarefilehost:
​

File name: AG Mobile Boost 2 Dual_MT6580_V03_170329.rar

File Size: 735MB

Download: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=1899786940962602322

How to flash:

Step 1. download and extract the stockrom on your computer

Step 2. Download and run SP flash tools

Step 3. after run SPflash tools , you load the scatter file from the stockrom folder.

Step 4. connect your phone to the computer via USB cable

Step 5. click on upgrade/download button in the SP flash tools

Step 6. waiting and when Gren ring will appear at the end of successfull flash .
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] InfernoCode:
Hey, so I just bought a new SIM card from Airtel, and turns out, VoWiFi is not working on it. Jio (another sim) provides VoWiFi support fully, and it works completely, by the way. I contacted both Airtel and Google and they just keep on the "blame-the-other" game.

Anyone managed to force enable VoWiFi? VoLTE works already (even though the phone isn't listed in the supported list for Airtel), but not VoWiFi.

*#*#4636#*#* says, IMS registered -> true, VoLTE -> available, VoWiFi -> unavailable, Video Calling -> unavailable, UT Interface -> unavailable.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] zm55:
Did you find any solution?

I am stuck on the exact same problem with the same carrier (airtel) using a PE13 ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] adi_s.s:
ABOUT

This is an OEM Ported GSI of MIUI 11 (PIE), tested by me on Galaxy J6.

thanks to [MENTION=6298645]erfanoabdi[/MENTION] For GSI TOOLS.

This PORT is Not Made by me.

all credits to original authors.

DICLAIMER

I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.

No guarantees that everything would work. This is a GSI, bugs are bound to happen.

SO, Here Is The MIUI-11 GSI Working On Galaxy J6.

Follow The Instructions To Flash It .

REQUIREMENTS/DOWNLOADS :

-Unlocked Bootloader

-TWRP Installed

-GSI File 》》 DOWNLOAD

-Additional Zip Files 》》

1: DOWNLOAD

2: DOWNLOAD

3: DOWNLOAD

-GSI Patch Zip 》》 DOWNLOAD

-Additional Apk Files 》》

1: DOWNLOAD

2: DOWNLOAD

All files are associated with their original owners/Developers....

Flashing Instructions :

Unzip Downloaded GSI Image , You Got an .img file

Boot In TWRP

Wipe system, data, dalvik&cache, cache

Install Vendor.Zip file

Reboot To Recovery

Select Install Image Option In TWRP

Install extracted Image File

Again Reboot To Recover (Don't worry if no OS installed error comes just go ahead )

Now Install Additional Zip Files

Now, At last reboot to System

After First Boot, Install Both Given APK Files (Download section).

ENJOY...

video tutorial :

[youtube]EJBWkNwLBBA[/youtube]

XDA:DevDB Information

MIUI 11, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy J

Contributors

adi_s.s, erfanoabdi, adi_s.s

ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie

Version Information

Status: Beta

Created 2020-02-09

Last Updated 2020-02-10
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] Ayyato23:
Works great
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] GuestD2212:
Works on J701MT ?!

https://pasteboard.co/IVLhw3L.jpg
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] Kostas172:
Having my headphones plugged in,sound still comes out from the speaker. Also I can't find the option to register fingerprint and I have flashed the fix. Any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] 김정우:
Hi sir, My phone's USIM is LG U+, Can it support this network service.

My phone model is SM-J600L
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ivyywho:
i followed the instructions but when i try to boot to system it gets stuck on bootlogo. im on j710
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] badgalchar:
the selfie camera not work
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] astateofsekai_:
what vendor.zip lol?
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] Katakishi:
here GSI Patch Zip
[Samsung Galaxy J6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] wentydev:
Congratulations
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] ozzyboy:
which apps you are using for recording calls? (android 10)

L.E.

I found this info over internet... so this is a bad news!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] AB71:
This is provided as a default option in Note 9 - available in Android 10 too. One can choose the callers where auto call recording can be turned on. Audio quality is acceptable even without turning on speaker mode. SM-N960FZKHINS.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] gruuvin:
Only is some parts of the world. Other options don't record both sides of the conversation.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] horiakyys:
Acr unchained
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] chams_eddine:
Hello everyone.

I bought an used P20 pro yesterday

every things is ok except wifi and bluetooth.

wifi turned on normaly but it can't find any wifi network

bluetook also turned on but no bluetooth device detected

I tried to reboot, wipe cache, reset settings, factory reset from settings, hard reset from boot.

change router channel, change many hotspots. same problem.

can you help me please.

Thank you.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] arty_a:
My bet would be a hardware issue.

Try running the HiCare (now called Support) app provided by Huawei. It has some simple diagnostic tools that might help to identify the issue.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Horayken:
Have a similiar problem with GPS. maybe the anntenas are not making a good contact. don't know if it works but. try to get closer as you can to a wifi router or another bluetooth device and see if it appear on your phone. i'm planning to open mine and have a look.. first and last huawei device.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Allek84:
I think that your wifi and bluetooth modules are dead.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] scrawnyb:
After reading many threads and websites, I am still unable to get a solution to my issue regarding specific Wi-Fi connections on my XV6800 / HTC Titan.

My college uses a WPA Enterprise/TKIP secured network using PEAP/EAP-MSCHAPv2 authentication. It is also required that the server's certificate is not checked against a CA for validity.

My problem is that I have been unable to connect to the network.

Using the settings (Authentication: WPA, Encryption: TKIP), I can choose PEAP for Network Authentication, but hitting Properties says "Cannot log on to the wireless network. This network requires a personal certificate to positively identify you."

It will never let me connect because of that.

Now, on the other hand, I tried SecureW2 TTLS as my authentication, and in SecureW2, I setup a profile with it setup to not check the server certificate, and EAP/PEAP for Authentication method/type respectively. As well as to prompt for user credentials.

With this method, I get nothing... Also, Properties near PEAP also says the same thing about the requirement of a personal certificate.

For reference, I'm using DCD's 3.2.0 ROM with Windows Mobile 6.1.

If anyone has any experience with this, please let me know ASAP.

Thank you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jyeley5:
That is an awesome project, and a great idea for an office line. I'll look into this!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cyber-Al:
Use MC74 for dashboard

I'm really interest to know, if you can have run a web browser on the MC74.

My needs are not fancy, I want to run a web browser on the touch screen, and have network connection with the ethernet jack in the back. I want to use it to interact with a touch dashboard for my home automation trough the webbrowser.

Thank you
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] realc3blues:
Is it possible you didnt get the hidden boot partition in the emmc device? I know it isn't accessible through a sd card reader but can be seen through a SDIO controller interface.

page 15 of this document discusses this:

Google this: "us-17-Etemadieh-Hacking-Hardware-With-A-$10-SD-Card-Reader-wp.pdf" first link on blackhat.com

This project interests me as these devices are dirt cheap and i could use a few multipurpose desk phones
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kk_sensei:
Thank you for starting this work. I have been waiting for this day since past couple of years now.

When you get a chance, could you please post the steps up to the point where you decided to swap the emmc?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ribo:
Can't get to recovery mode -- wanna help

I'd like to help and write and app that is a (open) SIP client for the MC74. I bought an apparently new MC74 but I can't get it into recovery mode. Any help in doing this (so I can install a rooted Android)?

Holding down VolUp while connecting the POE ethernet to the WAN port doesn't work. The display remains blank then every several seconds the dislpay backlight flashes for a moment. Holding down Mute and connecting power has no effect, just boot normally to the Meraki logo screens then a minute later the normal keypad and menu display. (VolDn and powerup boots normally). I've tried this with USB flash drive (with some random recovery.img file on it) in the side USB port -- then I get an icon of a broken Android robot (presumably meaning it tried something with booting off the USB.

Has my MC74 been locked down somehow? What can I do to get a rooted Android on it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sasha0413:
The way That I was able to boot into recovery was to hold mute and volume down NOT IMMEDIATELY hold the two only after the LCD backlight turns on. Only then you will be in recovery.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sasha0413:
My linux machine recognizes the mystery partitions but not their contents or partition scheme with some cheap USB to SD adapters. I think it works well. Thanks for the recommendation though!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazzcandle:
You need to hold down the VOLUME DOWN button before powering on the unit, and then continue to hold it. The phone will go into Fastboot mode. The screen will be blank, but backlit, and usually the LED lights up red. Here, you can flash a custom recovery firmware image (such as the ClockworkMod one that's floating around) that allows you to make changes to the system and user partitions. The thing you're seeing with the Android robot is expected. That's the default recovery firmware. Once you flash custom recovery firmware in Fastboot mode, you then unplug the unit, hold down the MUTE button, plug the device in, and continue to hold the MUTE button. It may take some time for it to get into the recovery firmware, but be patient. FYI, VOLUME UP is used for that feature where you can switch between two "slots" for firmware. I don't really know what that is, but I know that it's a thing with Android. It's pretty much unused on the MC as far as I can tell.

Has anyone considered working backwards with the version of Android running on the MC, rather than installing an entirely new version? So, instead of trying to get new firmware to work on the unit, why not work with whatever's on the device by default and pull out what you don't need? I know that some people have gotten different versions of Android to work on the unit, but this leads to bugs or hiccups. I'd imagine that this is because the kernel for that firmware isn't specifically made for the MC, but don't take my word for it. That's just a guess.

Due to the current pandemic situation that's going on here, I've decided to occupy my time by examining the MC in depth. I've managed to get ADB shell working when the device has booted normally, allowing me to examine the filesystem and pull out whatever Meraki included with the firmware. Even got the rainbow LED to stop obnoxiously glowing! I'm currently working on getting the system UI to work (there's no status bar or app switcher).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ribo:
Got adbd running on MC74, Sort of got Linphone going

[MENTION=10520079]sasha0413[/MENTION] and [MENTION=10804037]jazzcandle[/MENTION], I got the boot.img updated so I could set 'ro.secure=0' in /default.prop in the boot up ramdisk. So now I can 'adb' into it by TCP or USB. Thanks for the help. (My MC74 calls itself a 'test-phone' so it may be a little different software. The problem was that the 'recovery' mode installed on it was pretty subtle, nothing showed on the screen.

My MC74 runs '4.2.5-meraki' version of JellyBean api 17, because I'm not good at porting newer versions of Android -- and because there may be modifications / drivers that Meraki put in to support the hardware, I'm working on a phone app with the original JellyBean.

I managed to get an old version of 'linphone' working to the extent that I can make a call -- and can be heard -- but I haven't mastered the speakers (Android AudioManager/MediaPlayer, etc) so I can't hear the phone call. I can play audio speakerphone speaker, but can't play it on the handset speaker. Figuring out the Android Audio system for JellyBean is hard, the implementation has change a lot since then.

---------- Post added at 14:11 ---------- Previous post was at 14:04 ----------

[/COLOR [MENTION=10804037]jazzcandle[/MENTION] I installed com.teslacoilsw.launcher-4.1.0-41000-minAPI16.apk as a launcher and told use it as the launcher rather than /data/app/com.meraki.dialer2-1.apk

How did you stop the RGB LED from cycling through the colors? Does something like: /system/app/DroidNode.apk or /system/app/DroidNodeSystemSvcs.apk start the led cycling, then perahps com.meraki.dialer2 stop it -- when it initializes?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazzcandle:
This is something that stumped me early on as well. But have no fear, all MCs run the same firmware, and you're not running different "test" firmware. The "test phone" value you're referring to is only seen in the recovery partition in the "default.prop" file, where "ro.product.model" is set to "BCM28155_TEST_PHONE". When booting normally, this value is set to "Meraki MC74" instead.

The way audio output works on the MC is a bit strange. In fact, it's not really Android's fault from what I can tell. However, I found that you have to "poke" the audio HAL to get it functioning somewhat normally (ie. getting audio to actually play through the speakers). You can do this by running the following command in the shell:

$ tinymix 1 1

At this point, you should be able to hear audio output through the speakers. Additionally, you should be able to switch between handset and speakerphone mode (so long as the app you're using allows you to do this).

You should delete the Dialer apk, you don't need it. In fact, you should delete the DroidNode.apk and DroidNodeSystemSvcs.apk files as well.

You need to modify "init.bcm911130_me1.rc" within "boot.img" and either remove or comment out the following:

service lightsd /system/bin/lightsd
class main
socket lightsd stream 600 system system
user root
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ribo:
Controlling RGB LED on MC74

Thanks jazzcandle, I'll look into /system/bin/lightsd to see what it does.

lightsd seems to open ANDROID_SOCKET_lightsd and listen to /dev/socket/lightsd

It seems to directly write to these /sys files to change the LEDs through which must be controlled through the SOC's GPIO pins..

/sys/class/leds/red/brightness

/sys/class/leds/green/brightness

/sys/class/leds/blue/brightness

/sys/class/leds/white/delay_off

/sys/class/leds/white/brightness

/sys/class/gpio/export

/sys/class/gpio/gpio11/directionout

/sys/class/gpio/gpio11/value

am broadcast -a com.meraki.LIGHTSD_START

I would be great to know what all the GPIO devices did and their a addresses.

I've left the Dialer2, DroidNode and DroidNodeSystemSvcs apps running at this point to see what they do and how they are used. I agree that eventually they need to be removed because they connect to cisco/meraki web services when they start up.

I noticed that the com.meraki.dialer2.LEDController class is how the dialer controls the LEDs:

Methods ilke 'notifyLeds' takes a mode (Solid, Pulse, or Rainbow) and the R, G, B values and uses the sendLightCommand() method which broadcasts an intent that will probably be handled by something like the /system/bin/lightsd daemon. (I'm trying to document all these things for customizing/developing a SIP app.

I notice that the MC74 app is built on the PJSIP ( org.pjsip.pjua2 package) I was thinking of use the org.linphone SIP package. Anyone have experience with these SIP packages?