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[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] fizzingbees:
On twrp you need to repartition storage to get it to 128gb

Or if you don't hav twrp then factory reset to get it back to 128gb
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] kurgandk:
I have a serious problem with my new diamond....

When I get an incoming call, I often miss the call because the phone is really slow to ring/vibrate...

I can see that at least for two of callers rings before it rings/vibrates on my end, the touch pad lights up/flashes. But unless you are physically watching your phone all the time, you have no chance to react in time..

Especially becase the lag-of-death os (wm6) takes eternity to figure out that Im actually frantically pressing 'answer call' :mad:

Is there some sort of registry hack for this?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] apd:
Disabling the phone skin helps (download Schap's Advanced Config) and gives you back about 10Mb of memory. Also, some people say that moving from a .wav ringtone to an mp3 helps. I've not tried the latter but it certainly helped on previous PPCs.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] L o r d R a j:
Don't have any suggestions for your problem, but I do have a question of my own:

Who hangs up after 2 rings!?!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] aydc:
Who designs a phone that doesn't ring the first three times and then starts ringing? What's the point?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] L o r d R a j:
And the answer to that would be - HTC ;)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] L o r d R a j:
BTW just a suggestion, if it might help ...

You can set alerts for missed calls - Start - Settings - Sounds and Notifications.

So.. in case someone does give you a missed call (one or two rings and then disconnects) - you will be notified with a sound. As opposed to pulling the phone out of your pocket - after 30 minutes and then noticing that you have a few missed calls from people who disconnected after 2 rings

Hope this helps.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] kurgandk:
the thing is that when the phone starts ringing, I need to react... it does actually happen that it is not in my hand, but on the table somewhere etc..

then by the time it rings the second time I get to it, and press answer.. wm6 then takes 2 years to figure out that the moron holding the phone has actually pressed te button..

by then its up to at least 5 rings on the other end... then a lot of people hang up...

what I would like was to tweak the phone to ring immedeately instead of the initial blinking for two rings...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] detroix:
yea someone do help out in this aspect please...

i for one have free incoming call.. so its pretty wasteful to call back a missed call when actually i could have answered it fast enough..

and im using a mp3 ringtone.. din see much improvement..
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] pietrucci:
As told before: seems the diamond dialer interface is causing most of the pain. disabling it makes it respond faster.

but maybe...

someone made a custom VGA version of our Diamond dialer skin: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2365614&postcount=16

perhaps if we install this we get our Diamond skin back but without delay (???). it's worth a try, I will try it later.

disadvantage: 5 Mb extra storage space consumed.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] RSkillz:
I just did some testing on my Diamond.

I have a .wav as ringtone, am using the new dailer interface and am not using TF3D.

The phone starts ringing after the caller hears the second ring on his end, not too bad is it?

Also, I noticed disabling the new dailer interface also disables the "flip the phone to mute" option?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] kurgandk:
yes its bad.. or not good enough...

did you notice that the ring on your diamond is in fact blinking for those two first rings?

So the phone knows someone is calling you, but delays the ringing?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] L o r d R a j:
It's really not that big a deal..

I mean.. so it rings a few seconds later... I mean.. err.. compare that to.. NOT BEEPING AT ALL when you receive an SMS (thanks for the tweak) or an EMAIL (hoping to find a tweak)..

Yeah, it's a problem.. just not that big a problem.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] kurgandk:
you can setup notifications in the advanced section of the sounds menu.

and even if you couldnt I dont see how one flaw should excuse another?!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] L o r d R a j:
Mate, you SERIOUSLY think that there were tonns of people who DIDN'T think of setting up the Sounds and Notifications Menu!!

Needed a registry tweak (for the SMS) and as far as I know, some are still having a problem with the Email (auto retrieval) - notification.

More importantly, nobody is saying that the delayed ring IS NOT A FLAW..

I just said.. a few seconds delay is not THAT big a deal. It's not a matter of EXCUSE one FLAW by looking at the other. Definitely not. A problem is a problem. I was just highlighting that a few seconds delay in notification is not THAT BAD as opposed to not being notified (by a sound) AT ALL
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] kurgandk:
hmm what can I say it works here, ive setup a sound, that pings when theres new mail, and then a little later it vibrates...

well for me its bad, and theres plenty of other people that feel likewise..
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] alanplum:
I agree it is bad and would also like a solution.

Most people who ring me get two rings before my phone even plays the MP3 and 2 rings later the answer phone kicks in.

It would be nice if the MP3 played as soon as the LED flashed like it should..
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] L o r d R a j:
Well Good for you.

**** happens. All the best.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] pietrucci:
what do you mean with " new dialer interface", the white Diamond interface that comes with the diamond ROMs or the cab file I referred to?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] RSkillz:
I mean the default dailer interface m8. I'm calling it the 'new dailer' because the tweak set you back to the old one (default WM6.1).

Sorry for confusion
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] pietrucci:
Ok you guys and dolls with the slow response: what ROM are you using?

I use the 1.93 (from Walshieau) en did the test many times today with the diamond dialer active. Result: the moment the phone goes over my Diamond responds. Exactly at the same time!

I did it with the device on, device off, waited 10 minutes, all the same result: immediate answer.

Are there any guys who use 1.93 and experience the delay or am I the only lucky bastard?

BTW: I use radio 1.00.25.05
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] kurgandk:
ok this sounds promising:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=258109

ill take alook at it...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] evilskanker:
Any feedback kurgandk?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] myhimate:
ok this sounds promising:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=258109

ill take alook at it...

Already tested on my Diamond, with NO luck. Really would like someone can solve this problem.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] webmice:
In my case, it isn't the caller hanging up, but the carrier (cell phone) provider that switches to voice mail after about 5 rings (from the caller's perspective, where the Diamond may have only been ringing 2 or 3 rings)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] RandomDude:
Is anyone currently working on a lightweight HTC skin dialer? One that will answer quicker?

I'm not going to hold my breath as I think every HTC phone has this issue - my Hermes certainly did.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] hnuecke:
kind of solution: deay pick up time of voice mail

I just browsed trough this thread since I experience the same problem. I upgrade to version 1.93.207.2 Ger with no change.

But alt least for my provide O2 I found kind of work around:

Entering **61*333**ss# and then call that "number", the dela for the voice mail will be set to "ss" seconds.

I e.g. entered **61*333**23# and "called", the phone established a connection and some seconds later I was told "success".

Now my XDA rings alomst 4 times before voice mail picks up.

In most case sufficient.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Devileyezz:
I have this same problem and I hate it!

To all the guys who keep saying it's not big a deal, yes it is. Maybe you guys get calls from girlfriends or bootycalls, but for some people sometimes a call can literally be a deal, and you need to be able to answer that call without freaking out/fumbling with the answer key when it's lagging.

So this laggyness is just a nogo. I'm with the OP, please someone help!

I use the TELUS Diamond.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] lUp:
you don't need to hack some cryptic numbers into your phone.

Go to settings>personal settings>telephone>services, then select "call forwarding" from the list and click on "request settings" at the bottom. your phone will query the network for it's settings and you can adjust them in the upcoming menu. The point you're looking for is "forward call to XYZ after no answer for XY seconds".

I've got a german rom, therefore the settings might differ a bit
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] F-L-I-P:
Solution to carrier switching to voicemail

Solution @ webmice:

Go to Start > Settings > Personal (1st Tab) > Phone > Services (2nd Tab) > Click the one you want to change and choose settings... > it will now read your carriers settings > Set the time it will take to switch to voicemail..

Good luck!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] studz:
This has been done to death now, so a bit of searching would have turned up this little tip: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=419333&highlight=ring+delay

Download the "wm5_ringdelay_patch_normal-v1.2.zip", extract the .cab, transfer it to your phone and install it. Use a .wav file as your ringtone, (or convert your favourite ringtones to .wav files) and you will have no more lag...

...this does work 100%!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] hnuecke:
OK, you are right! But for somebody new in all this (I had a "normal" phone before that Ij ust and only used to make calls and worked flawlessly ;-)

it takes some time to get into all those details and find the right information.

I also hesitated to install that patch because it says "wm5_...", since I have wm6.1. And I wanted to avoid a hard reset.

Now I can confirm it works also with WM6.1

And I have to admit I missed the option to set the number of calls before voice mail picks up in the phone settings; so I appreciate that hint also.

It is under "divert the phone" (Rufumleitung) and you first have to receive the settings. I simply did not find that.

Thank you all for the help and solutions! I'm now a happy user ;-)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Teppic24:
I installed this patch, converted my ringtones to wavs, and it screwed my phone right up! I lost ALL sounds - even system notifications. Nothing would play. After a soft reset I tested by ringing my phone a few times from a landline. It rang OK once, but the second time all sounds were lost again.

I uninstalled the patch but this didn't resolve the problem.

One hard reset later and everything is back to normal, but I'm certainly not going to touch this patch again.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] xavierdemon:
Installed the patch ages ago and it works like a charm for me :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] The Don UK:
Has anyone else used the patch on WM 6.1? Does this work a treat? I am going to give it a go on mine if people think its fine, unless there is another solution to this problem?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] VerusAmos:
I also have the same delay (a few flashes before the mp3 kicks in). But I use the "Diamond Slide 2 Answer" (not the S2U program). How can I remove the delay without giving up the slide 2 answer?

Btw. does it really helps to use wav as a ringtone in stead of mp3's?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Istarth:
I have tried it with my diamond and works PERFECT ! is really close to instant response .... and at least for me before this I was not having sound till like 8 seconds ... Now perfect !

I can hear a really short distorsion during the first second of the tone ... but I added 1 sec of null sound before the tone with an audio editor and now it starts in 1 sec with no distorsion ... PERFECT !

Give it a try !! Remember:

1 - Use a WAV file as the tone !

2 - I did a Backup of this regs just in case of error ... :

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\SoundCategories]

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Sounds]

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\wavfile]

This are the only regs that this patch touch ...

See U !!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] The Don UK:
Nice one. I will give it a go this weekend and see how i get on. I have the O2 xda Ignito version of the diamond but I assume it makes no difference?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Istarth:
I think u will have no problems ... Anyway u can save a backup of those regs ... If u use a cab editor u will see the cab only touch those regs ... so if u have problems... just uninstall the patch and restore the registry ...

See U !
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Istarth:
I have inserted a silence of 850ms at the start of my tones the result is instant response (well 850ms lag) and no distorsion ! PERFECT !!

With no silence at the start the result os 0ms lag ... but as i said (at least for me) I can here a little distorsion during that first second ...

See U !
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] VerusAmos:
I'm not sure which one to use... It does say its for WinMo5, plus there are like 4 different settings...

Should I go for normal/loud/loudest or the pm setting??? (Does the loudest setting creates a distorted sound on the diamond?)

I want something that also conserves my battery use though.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] VerusAmos:
I've tried the normal setting and it works!!! Instant WAV playback, with the starting distortion though. Has anyone tried the loudest setting over the normal setting? Does it work???
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] snoopyrph:
For those who has t-mobile, try this code to make the ring longer up to 30 seconds

**61*18056377243**30#

This will not eliminate your problem but help the miss call
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] VerusAmos:
I have no problems with rings longer than 30 seconds...
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] jamey090:
I have installed AiX RC8.2 but it's not boot. It's stuck on LG V30 Thinq logo. What's the sotution?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
You need to ask in place where you got it. That ROM is not supported on XDA, as it's not posted here by the dev.

But the first thing they are going to do is remind you is you need to provide more information than you just did. Variant, last firmware you were on before flashing, etc? This is clearly listed in the instructions -- that you need to provide all that information when asking for assistance.

They will also remind you that you need to read and follow the instructions to the letter. Not only when asking for help, but in installing. You sure you did that?

Last, 8.1 is probably more stable right now than 8.2. Someone else who had already installed 8.1 is also having similar issue with 8.2.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] tech_infinity:
did you follow the instructions?

Try flashing Haumea kernel in permissive
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Guides, News, & Discussion] uliek01:
Hi, for those of you who have already unlocked the boot loader before, and if one day you change your mind to lock the bootloader again, here's how (remember, This will wipe your data again!)

- Shut down your device.

- attach the data cable to the PC or laptop

- Press the volume up & volume down buttons simultaneously

- plug the data cable into the device

- Wait until the warning screen appears (download mode)

- long press volume up

- then press the volume up again to confirm

- the device will restart and delete all your data.

Done! your Galaxy A51 locked again
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Guides, News, & Discussion] ju@ncho.com:
hahaha, the truth is that does not happen, I do not know what mobile you have but it is not this A51, since I have tried that and it has never come out, so stop inventing things, which are not true, and if your information is correct, do a video and show, thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Guides, News, & Discussion] t2008:
Read the instructions carefully

...

- Wait until the warning screen appears (download mode)

- long press volume up <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<========== LONG press VOLUME UP
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Guides, News, & Discussion] YOisuPU:
and this is obvious. and if not, you can use the search. (topic nearby, first post, explanation under the button..) https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-a51/how-to/a51-aosp-vanilla-firmware-pure-android-t4093821 but it doesn’t matter and your message is not superfluous. !!!But what is very important!!! - you forgot to say that if you have custom firmware, kernel and/or other things, blocking the bootloader can make a brick out of your device. well if the service helps. Or maybe not.

I beg you, think over your instructions well, a lot of people come here who are not well versed in the issue, they may suffer from bad/not complete instructions. with respect. have a nice day.

p.s. My post may be no read. please update yours.

p.p.s. sorry for my bad english
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Guides, News, & Discussion] joel_sinbad:
It worked for me, but first you need to be at 100% stock firmware, and the process is the same as unlocking the bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Guides, News, & Discussion] trunghxf:
idk if it work with A51, but my A71 can do this to relock bootloader, i think a51 can do the same, thansk OP

yes you need to be 100% stock ROM
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Guides, News, & Discussion] GSM_SylVaincouver:
WORKS FOR ME WITH 100% STOCK FIRMWARE
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Guides, News, & Discussion] mlykvai:
Samsung A51, custom firmware --> back to stock with smart switch, 100% working!!! Thank you!
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Ascii3:
After returning to Android 7.0 stock ROM (firmware RS98821d) on LG G5 RS988 from LineageOS 15.1 and then, in the following order, locking and unlocked the bootloader (implicitly clearing data and cache); flashing TWRP 3.2.3-0 recovery, using TWRP recovery to install jcadduono's "no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.1.zip" dm-verity disabler and SUperSU 2 .82 superuser root, and removing many of the Google Apps, I noticed that the "Regulatory & Safety" page of the system Settings app (Settings --> Regulatory & Safety) does not display the expected information. Instead of providing the FCC ID of the device, a screen with "Need to update" and "A radio interference is possible while using this wireless equipment." messages is instead displayed. I have attached a screenshot of the Regulatory & Safety page that I receive.

I had not checked the "Regulatory & Safety" page after flashing back to stock, but before making other changes.

Have others encountered the "Need to update" page before? Is the page normal after any of the changes I had listed above?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] tremalnaik:
You really flashed a lot of things! To go back to stock did you just flash system.img or the whole kmz? In the first case maybe you might need to flash some other partition (modem.img maybe).

I switched some roms in the past, as you did, including Lineage, and now I'm on stock. By the way after flashing TWRP and Magisk and removing GMS/GSF/Chrome/GSuite and so on, I can still see the FCC declaration.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Ascii3:
To go back to stock, I had first flashed codefire's RS98821c Android Marshmallow Complete Zip package for TWRP flashing. After that, I flashed the RS98821c KDZ file using LGUP with UPPERCUT to the device in Download Mode/LAF. I booted the stock ROM, and noticed that I could not boot to fastboot. I reflashed the RS98821c KDZ file in Download Mode/LAF, but it did not result in fastboot mode becoming available. I tried over-the-air updates, and, interestingly, the following over-the-air updates were offered individually and applied in the following and ascending order: RS98821d, RS98821a, RS98821b, RS98821c, and RS98821d. Fastboot mode recovery became available again after flashing the second RS98821d over-the-air update. I did notice that after flashing the first RS98821d over-the-air update that the Android version showed 6.0.1 and the system behaved much like RS98821c Android 6.0.1. After flashing the RS98821a over-the-air update (this file had a file size over 1 GB), the system then reported the Android version as 7.0 and firmware version RS98821a. After flashing the second RS98821d update, the system, fastboot, and recovery appeared to then behave and report correctly, notwithstanding the Regulatory & Safety page in the Settings app, which was not yet tested.

The device's original firmware, before I flashed LinageOS 15.1, was RS98821d. I decided to flash the RS98821c Android Marshmallow Complete Zip rather than an RS98821d Android Nougat Complete Zip to try to guard LAF flashing rejecting an older version KDZ. Unfortunately, the RS98821c KDZ is the most current one publicly released despite RS98821d being the current public firmware.

My thoughts:

Although Download Mode/LAF reports flash as successful, it may not truly be the case.

Perhaps LG Anti-rollback mechanisms maintain latest version of parts of a firmware. This may explain why the stock system did not behave as expected until the long sequence of over-the-air firmware updates were applied.

The Regulatory & Safety Settings app page might or might not rely on criteria unrelated to the flashing.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Ascii3:
I have solved the issue described in this thread. After some more testing, it appears that the "Need to update" message is a stock ROM bug that manifests at various screen dpi, but not at the Settings app's Display Settings screen optional overrides.
[Xiaomi Mi 6 Questions & Answers] plikmuny:
Can we expect a support or maintainance from msm xtended team for our device (Mi6)???

I hope many people have know about this Rom. It has got many customisations and the battery backup is also very good.

I hope we will find a maintainer...
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] claytoncarney:
From reviews I've seen, it appears the Facebook app comes preinstalled on the Pixel 3a. My question is: can the Facebook app be completely uninstalled, or, like Samsung phones, can it only be 'disabled'?
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] lmacmil:
There was no FB app on the 3a I got this week nor on my wife's that she got in November.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] ptn107:
It won't be installed as a system app so yes it can be removed like normal.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] alph0e:
Free Sport and Exercise Tracker and Pace Calculator from Handango.com

it is free and i downloaded it and it is a .exe file and only 56kb

when i run it on the comp it says "Windows CE services not found on this computer. Setup cannot continue and will now exit" i just got this comp like 3 weeks ago (hp dv2842se) but thats another story

i put it on my storage card on my tilt and it wont work at all it says " 'sportimertrialsetup22.exe' is not a valid Pocket PC application."

so i dont get it

here is the app

http://www.handango.com/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?productId=142977

can any help me get this working on my tilt?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] JimmyMcGee:
I think you need to set up ActiveSync Connection And Run the EXE on your Computer and then it will place and install the Cab on your device.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] alph0e:
wow didnt even think about that good idea imma let you know how it goes
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] denjo:
thats not a good idea,

thats gone work for sure..

:)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] alph0e:
Activesync caot be installed on a vista computer

SO NOW WHAT?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] denco7:
Active sync 4.5 does not work with Vista, you need to install Windows Mobile Device Center.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] alph0e:
it wont work i used the cd and it wont install