yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] TheKnux:
Evira 2.4

Changelog:

-Upstream kernel to 4.19.129

-Revert min Gpu freq to stock 305 (more stable)

-blk-throttle: Target 1ms latencies for throttling

-perf: Restrict perf event sampling CPU time to 5%

https://sourceforge.net/projects/evirakernel/files/ONP8PRO/Evira-2.4-Onp8pro.zip/download
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] TheKnux:
Evira 2.6

Changelog:

-mm: Disable readahead by default

--block: Do not collect I/O statistics

-sched: Enable NEXT_BUDDY for better cache locality

--defconfig: Disable RT group scheduling

-fs: Prefer to reclaim inode and dentry cache over pagecache

--sched: Ideally use 10ms scheduling periods

https://sourceforge.net/projects/evirakernel/files/ONP8PRO/Evira-2.6-Onp8pro.zip/download
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] juaki:
Great work!!!!
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] TheKnux:
Evira 2.7

Changelog:

-Synchronize codes for OnePlus 8 Oxygen OS 10.5.10.IN21AA and OnePlus

https://sourceforge.net/projects/evirakernel/files/ONP8PRO/Evira-2.7-Onp8pro.zip/download
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] juaki:
Screen errors..

and it is not isolated. I have made wipe data
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] Menoobone:
That should be an isolated issue. This kernel is made for OOS .11AA or .10 for other variants. We have multiple users running Evira 2.7 on the latest OOS without issues. Some are also running with xXx and EXOS.
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] Gonzo202828:
does this kernel support undervolting?

And if so, which app do you recommend?
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] zoman7663:
There is no user adjustments for voltage (haven't seen that in awhile). I also believe this project is no more. There used to be a Telegram group and one day it just disappeared. No updates since that time (couple months) version 2.8 was the last one released if I'm not mistaken.
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] Zinux:
The kernel is running great, it's smooth and fast.

Thanks everyone!
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] mohammed510:
Nice kernel. Is it discontinued?
[OnePlus 8 Pro  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] trueiceman:
I have oxygen os 11.0.11.11.NA11AA and this kernel didn't work. Is it supposed to work? Instructions on exactly how to revert would be nice.
[X Play General] Linusrg1:
(Posting this here as I am not allowed to post on the dev forum. Not enough posts.)

I installed a speaker mod for another phone on my moto x play for stereo speakers and it works quite well. But obviously the top speaker is quiter than the bottom one. Can I edit the mixer paths XML file to even out the audio level a bit more?
[X Play General] RyuDragon:
Hi! Can you provide me the link of the mod you used?
[X Play General] Linusrg1:
Sorry for the late reply I am used to using reddit for everything. I got it from here forum xda-developers com/oneplus-6/themes/magisk-stereo-speaker-mod-oneplus-6-t3814512 i think. Replace the big spaces with dots I am not allowed to post urls for some reason.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] lendawg:
Has anyone here uses package disabler pro or adb to remove bloatware and/or system apps? If so which apps did you disable/remove? Did it affect performance and/or battery life at all?
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Mejilan:
I used the ADB method. That said, some of the software (mostly pre-installed games) can be uninstalled normally, which is nice.

For the rest, I used ADB commands in Fastboot to remove them.

I was working mostly blind, since I hadn't seen anyone with a list, but I think I wound up nuking somewhere between two and three dozen system apps.

Sadly, I didn't write out a list. I tried to err on the side of caution and not nuke anything that sounded important.

Crap like the Game of Thrones game, CNN app and other news apps, radio apps, LG versions of stuff I was using Google apps of (most LG software, actually).

I left things like LG Home and LG Dual Screen installed. Obviously didn't touch System UI or anything that seemed critical.

I also removed some AT&T garbage I don't want or need.

I just Googled up generic instructions and winged it after that.

I did all this on my first day with the phone (early April) so I really don't have any way to compare performance or battery life before and after.

But I haven't had a single performance issue with this phone in over a month of use, and battery has been absolutely beastly.

(I think you've seen a comprehensive post I made in another thread of yours that shows my software environment and how I replaced pretty much everything (launcher, navigation gesture, live wallpaper, etc.) with third-party software that I prefer).
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Ryano89:
What's the benefits to disabling all of this stuff? I've spent years debloating my devices and never actually noticed any benefit to it. It's a genuine question, as I'm deciding whether or not to do it myself as well
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] pre4speed:
Do you have the commands? I need to dump chrome as it keeps re-enabling itself and I absolutely HATE chrome. Keeps giving itself permissions I've denied it as well. This has been happening several times a day for about 4 days now
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Mejilan:
For one, it just gets rid of apps and icons for crap I never wanted to begin with. I know that most third-party launchers have options to hide apps, but I wanted a solution that was a tad more permanent (though without root, this isn't a 100% wiping of these apps. It's just the best we can manage without root). Since I tend to use Google's main suite of apps for most things, and replace things like my launcher, navigation gestures, and other critical parts of the software environment with third-party solutions, I don't really want a lot of overlapping apps that I'm never going to use. So nuking things like OEM or Carrier versions of Google apps is usually one of my first priorities. Also bull**** like Device Wellness apps, Carrier promotional apps and games, duplicate contacts, gallery, keyboard, dialer, email, contacts, calendar, messaging and browser apps. All that stuff goes. I have no use for two or three different versions of all these apps on my device. I love Chrome, Google Photos, the Google Dialer, Google Contacts, Google Calendar, Google's RCS-enabled Messaging app, etc.

So for me, it's to de-clutter and to make sure I don't have duplicate functionality potentially running in the background eating up system resources, RAM, or mobile data. As long as you don't accidentally nuke something critical to the system, there's no real harm in de-bloating, even if on modern flaghsips with beastly hardware and tons of RAM, there's little performance or battery life to be gained by doing so. If nothing else, I try to keep the number of installed apps in the low 100s, and this helps on that count.

I used the following guide:

https://www.xda-developers.com/uninstall-carrier-oem-bloatware-without-root-access/amp/

I believe I had the LG Mobile Drivers and Minimalist ADB & Fastboot already installed from my V30 days, so I skipped the first few steps, IIRC.

Or maybe I downloaded new versions and installed those. I don't remember anymore.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Ryano89:
Back in my V20 days there was an app on the store for this. I'm assuming that's no longer the case? I have been using a rooted OnePlus for a couple of years so I'm out of the loop on this ?
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Mejilan:
LG Package Disabler, or some such? I think it's still around.

I've heard of it, though I've never actually used it.

Nor do I know if it's been updated to support the V60.

Edit - I think this is it. And there's one review that suggests that it works on the V60.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pdmdm.dmplay
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Ryano89:
It does.. curiously look at the apps it shows disabled when I downloaded it. I disabled Android Auto and YouTube... But what the hell are this other apps? I didn't touch them
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Mejilan:
I think some of those, like the Android Device Wizard and LG Device Wizard are basically one-time apps that run whenever a phone is factory reset.

Basically, the new phone set-up screens and activations you went through when you first powered your device on after purchasing and receiving it.

They may be automatically flagged to disable themselves after that first-time run so that they don't continue to run anytime you reboot the device.

Honestly, that's just a guess, because I don't know.

I don't know about the rest of them, but you can probably Google them.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Ryano89:
I tried, there was no real useful information. I was just curious anyway
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Mejilan:
I did some quick research:

com.lge.gdec.client seems to be related to the LG G-DEC portal.

https://gdec.lge.com/memLogin.do?req_lang=en

I don't have a log-in, nor do I know how to procure one, but I highly suspect that this is NOT a consumer-level feature or portal.

Perhaps it's for LG developers or existing LG employees. But if it's not consumer-level, then it's not surprising that the service is disabled by default.

LG GCUV (com.lge.gcuv) seems to be related to yet another LG sign-in portal called, appropriately enough, GCUV.

http://india.gcuv.lge.com/

This one seems to be specific to LG users (or developers or sales reps) in India, and it makes sense that it would be disabled on devices not intended for Indian markets.

Like G-DEC, I don't have a log-in for this, nor the means to procure one. I suspect this is another service that is not intended for everyday consumers.

I cannot find any information on Enabler Customizer (com.lge.smartenabler). Just questions about what it is here on XDA and on Reddit, with no one apparently knowing the answer.

So you might be asking yourself why system apps for services and log-ins not intended for consumers (or intended only for specific regions/markets) are doing on our phones?

The simple answer, most likely, is that they probably want to maintain and update as few system images as possible and thus, try to make them as homogenous as possible, disabling things not intended for this market or that market, as needed. Considering how slow LG typically are in releasing new updates for even their newest phones (let alone their older ones that have not yet technically seen support hit end-of-life), I'm OK with them trying to keep down the number of system images they need to work on. Especially if they pre-disable stuff not relevant to us without us needing to do it ourselves.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Ryano89:
Yeah I found those links but didn't really know what I was reading. I completely understand why they would be on all devices for ease of update and production. I just didn't know what they were
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Mejilan:
Now I kind of want to know what they are as well.

If I had to take a guess, I'd say that they're intended for either LG developers, sales reps, or repair technicians, and that these disabled services facilitate the servicing of devices when needed.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] pre4speed:
That app basically does the same as disabling the apps. It won't stop Chrome from re-enabling every day. I'll try your adb commands next. So tired of that crap app doing this
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Mejilan:
I imagine the ADB commands will work. I don't plan on disabling Chrome, because I use it every day.

But when you zap a package using Fastboot, the app will still actually show up in your Apps listing under Settings, but it'll have a "not installed" next to it.

If you do a factory reset, they'll all revert and you'd need to use the Fastboot ADB commands to nuke them again.

So they're kind of half-gone.

It's not quite as comprehensive as using root to completely delete them from the system partition.

But it's the best we've got outside of root.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] cqqx2:
I can confirm this package disabler works to disable any app on the V60 which is literally the only thing I typically do when rooting now that I have adguard and youtube vanced... so I dont need root access anymore thanks to that package disabler app. The phone is also fast enough for me to not need access to any type of speed tweaking of the cpu or anything. This is the first phone I can use without root thanks to that dev.

I have significantly improved my charging speed issues and battery drain issues seem to finally drain at a normal rate rather than unexplainably quick. Everything I use still works, im experienced at minimal services tho from every device ive ever owned, pc and phone. Yes it does make a significant difference to not be running so many unnecessary processes.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] lendawg:
Do you have a list of what you disabled?
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] lendawg:
Awesome thanks man!
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] cqqx2:
No problem, I will update this later on this week. Whats funny is that was my stable backup but not my very latest tweaking, when I went to export my very latest list, the app has a button to enable all disabled apps and I accidentally pressed it, so I lost those settings but am working on making sure the very best options are enabled and disabled. I will be testing and tweaking to update this base list this werk to find the cleanest, performance and battery life... (by trying out before and after of certain debatable services)

If you use this list and find a feature is disabled you use and you dont know which app it was let me know (ex google assistant) I will let you know which apps you need to reenable.

Off the top of my head, device health services and qualcomms devicestatisticservice (id suggest disabling this one) and lgs smartcare are some apps that are debatable on whether or not they are best to enable or disable..

I play a lot of fortnite (I know I know) but its literally the most battery draining thing you can do especially when combined with a bluetooth controller at full brightness, so battery performance is easy for me to monitor.. Also I was having an absolute misreable time with this device before I came here and saw that nonroot package disabler program was a thing.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] lendawg:
Define miserable lol. Like performance and battery issues?
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] sguerra923:
So I've been doing research and I just want to make sure and confirm that the LG package disable app from the play store works with the v60?

Anyone has a list of safe apps to disable?

Thanks in advance!
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] lendawg:
Yes it works and you can use the xml above your post to remove apps
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] frettd:
[MENTION=9986581]cqqx2[/MENTION] I might have missed it, but did you ever do a factory reset when you experienced your battery issues? There seems to be a common issue where doing a data transfer from your old phone to this new phone totally destroys your battery life. All you have to do (ugh!) is a factory reset and install backups manually.

Everyone was raving about the great battery life and mine sucked, including charging speed. I finally broke down and factory reset and voila...all fixed.

Just a thought!
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] cqqx2:
Yes I did day 3, after seeing that suggested before I got too deep in set up. I just dont believe we all have the same usage, example I need my phone at a certain level of brightness higher than auto, and I was using the dual screen case and 5G in LA, not wifi, also to occasionally do more than just simple social media... all normal use to me but I dont think anyones battery comparisons will tell the whole story.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] cqqx2:
Re enabled some services after the first major update I recieved which changed some things and altered some things. This is a new stable list of packages to disable while keeping all the phones core features working and performing very well... yes its stripped down compared to stock so if you want stock, dont use this. This is a tweaked oem stripped down set up disabled services. Its easy as pie to re enable services but this is an update to my list of programs safe to disable.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] sguerra923:
After a couple of updates, I decided to factory reset my phone and start from scratch.

Is there anything else we can freeze that's not on the list that would be safe?
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] czardomn:
I'm having the issue of Facebook, NameID, and TMobilePlay reinstalling almost everyday. They no longer show up as system apps after adb shell uninstalling them( including the Facebook related com.facebook.appmanager and com.facebook.system) but they will not stay uninstalled. For more than 24 hours. Log files reveal nothing but them installing, no trigger event. Other app managers/disablers do not show the packages as well after I uninstall them. Has anyone experienced this?
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] lendawg:
That used to happen to me with chrome but it just randomly stopped doing it.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] jwarrior319:
See if you have an app named "Mobile Installer" and disable it. It installs apps in the background regardless of data or wifi connection. Another way for cell companies to make ad money. If you cant find the one specified do a general google search for carrier and auto installing apps and you should find something pointing to the specific package. It'll be the same for all androids on the carrier as they've been doing this for years.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] czardomn:
I've yet to find a package resembling that except for the stock android app installer. I've even disabled the Play store, still reinstalls the apps. Disabling the LG app update as well yelds no positive results.

Hell, I tried to disable the apps, they enable themselves again. I hate the feeling of not having control over my device.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] jwarrior319:
You could try disabling carrier apps one at a time to see which is responsible. Another thing to try is disabling lg apps.

Also which carrier version are you on?
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] bvannier:
Good morning,

So far I love this phone but would like to run it better without bloatware.

I live in Europe, France. My first attent was a mess because with SFR carrier I just couldn't call! Data was find and I almost couldn't receive calls. I just change to another carrier, Orange, and everything rocks so far.

I bought an unlocked AT&T V60 with the dual screen. I see ton's of program from AT&T. Any idea which one can I disable with Package Disabler Pro?

You can find what I already disable in the xml file

Think you from an old man
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Ryano89:
Look for something called "com.tmobile.pr.adapt" I'm pretty sure that's it
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] etx13:
I've accidentally removed com.lge.bluetoothsetting and now my Bluetooth just doesn't work (go figure, right?). Is there an easy way to get that back? I uninstalled via ADB.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] wilmer2000:
Hi!!!

Sharing AT&T Bloatware list in LG V60:

I guess it's useful to someone.

pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.att.callprotect
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.att.thanks
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.att.mobilesecurity
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.att.personalcloud
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.att.tv
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.att.dh
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.att.android.attsmartwifi
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.att.myWireless
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.att.csoiam.mobilekey
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.att.iqi
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.wb.goog.got.conquest
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.cnn.mobile.android.phone
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.greatbigstory.greatbigstory
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.wb.goog.dcuniverse
pm uninstall -k --user 0 net.aetherpal.device
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.booking
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.cw.fullepisodes.android
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.synchronoss.dcs.att.r2g
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] dungtuan2609:
hi

i followed your list to disabled. now my lg v50 cant change homescreen background . I also want to use google assistand back. could you help me reenable them?

p/s: i uninstalled via adb
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] tc0566:
Just so everyone knows..The package disabler Pro has been removed from the play store. This was a paid app. No refund and developer refuses to answer emails.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Astrogoth:
Great. Just when my AT&T V60 needs a good cleaning.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] minhntp:
I had to enable back com.qualcomm.qti.telephonyservice to get audio in phone calls.

But thank you for the list.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Lookasso:
The link is dead.

What was the name of the App?

If it's gone, is there an alternative?
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Lookasso:
Does anybody know wtf is animalresource?
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Alyhyder:
I recently ran into a bit of a problem with my LG V60 ThinQ. While attempting to remove some bloatware, I accidentally uninstalled some system apps, my bootloader was already unlocked as i flashed my device from Verizon US to EU, and upon booting up, I'm greeted with a warning message that prevents me from accessing recovery mode.

I've been trying to figure out a solution to this issue, as I desperately need to perform a factory reset to get my phone back to its original state. However, I'm unable to do so due to the unlocked bootloader and the warning message that appears on boot.

I've been searching for a solution online, but so far, I haven't had much luck. I was wondering if anyone here has encountered a similar problem with their LG V60 ThinQ or if anyone has any suggestions on how I can go about resolving this issue.

Is there any software available that can help me perform a factory reset manually, without needing to boot up the device? Or perhaps there's another method that I can try to access recovery mode despite the unlocked bootloader?
[About XDA developers] farukb:
a question...

is it possible to change user name...

another question...

is it possible to do this if someone who is joined in march 2007,and has no posts has a user name that you'd like...
[About XDA developers] farukb:
i know about flar...but i didn't want to bother her asking stupid questions...i just wanted to ask generally and see the response...infact i was predicting that you mike will answer first and point me to flar:)

and i checked earlier last visit was onnnn.....

:( well the guy did log few days ago...

ps i'm not psyhic;)
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro  Questions & Answers] apoklyps3:
at this point I find it baffling that xiaomi(and few other chinese phone makers) dare to call their top offerings flagships or "flagship killers".

in which galaxy using technology from exactly 20 years ago is considered dignfying of a flaghship device?

let's talk about xiaomi mi 10.

It uses a processor that has a usb3.1 integrated controller, its storage is high-speed ufs 3.0 . the port is using, usb-c is compatible with usb 3.1.

Unless there's some crazy licensing situation where they whould have to pay alot of money, the fact the usb-c is wired internally as on usb 2.0 seems to be done out of spite.

There's no need to bring a list of advantages brought by usb 3.1 (or 3.2 as samsung has in s20).

It's stupid and disrespectfull to their customers.

excuse me xiaomi, if you dare ask almost 1000E for a "top" phone it better not come with any tech older than two years ago, letalone 20.
[Sony Xperia XZ1  Questions & Answers] eth4n0l:
Hi guy

I was try Rubber Ducky but it say "Kernel not supported" , so I want to find another custom kernel that will support . Do you guy know which kernel will work?

Thanks very much .