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[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] ash2707:
I guess the issue was when the battery had issues, it would last maybe a minute or 2 before shutting down and then having to wait a full day before trying again. I did this for about a week as needed to get phone numbers from the phone along with some other info.

On the last occassion the phone turned on before the battery finally gave up, it seemed to go into the bootloop.

So now, I have tried various versions of Firmware via Frija and using Odin 3.13 to instal, but the phone doesn't seem to want to accept it.

The phone was originally purchase via Vodafone in the UK. I have tried VOD and BTU.

I am now in Asutralia, so have also tried TEL and VAU as have had sims from them also.. if that makes a difference?

I cannot get into the recovery mode at the moment, no clue why, just the download screen. The last time it went into recovery it kept mentioning about ATT which I don't understand as the phone has never had an AT&T connection which I think is in the USA and the phone has not been there..

Does anyone have any other suggestions? Would it be crazy to try and instal a custom OS and then revert back, or does the phone always remember the original firmware? I hope this all makes sense as this is all new to me..

Thanks in advance.
[General Questions and Answers] Ammar Mamo:
Hi everyone​

actually i bought samsung j5 pro from few days, so i started to search about how can i root it

but i found many ways to do that by magisk so i started to install twrp by odin 3.13.1 because my android system is 9.0 pie​

so i installed twrp but i got bootloop after install it directly and if i will flash it without open it i won't get bootloop and the basic recovery will back

i tried to install no-verity-opt-encrypt V 6.1 and 6.0 but that's didn't work too

i tried all the options in the internet and in this site and CF-Auto-Root-j5y17lte-j5y17ltexx-smj530f but nothing works and all the ways will take me to get bootloop again​

so what have i do to get rid of that bootloop and root the device by magisk?​

THE DEVICE INFO...​

ONE UI VERSION 1.1​

ANDROID VERSION 9

BASEBAND VERSION (J530FXXS7CTF1)

KERNEL VERSION(3.18.91-16642474)

BUILD NUMBER (PPR1.180610.011.J530FXWS7CTF1)

SE FOR ANDROID STATUS (ENFORCING.. SEPF_SM-J530F_9_0008)

KNOX VERSION (KNOX 3.4, KNOX API LEVEL 29, TIMA 3.3.0)

SECURITY SOFTWARE VERSION (ASKS V3.1.1 RELEASE 20200120, ADP V3.0 RELEASE 20191001, SMR JUN-2020 RELEASE 1)

ANDROID SECURITY PATCH LEVEL (1 JUNE 2020)

i hope you help me guys​
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 8425317:
Flash an earlier version of the recovery (twrp) and sometimes it will reboot upto 3 times, so be patient .
[General Questions and Answers] Ammar Mamo:
actually i tried many versions and all of them don't work i tried 3.1.1 and up

and i didn't find less than 3.1 of twrp
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 8425317:
hmmm. You did boot straight into twrp after installing it and wiped (factory reset) inside twrp and it will ask you to type in "yes" then slide across, then reboot back into twrp after a restart (holding the power up key) and all that.

then go to rebboot system..it should be working.

I would love to help, but im going back from 10 to 9 in about half hour.

cu tomorrow and the best faith and love my friend:)
[General Questions and Answers] Ammar Mamo:
ya actually i installed TWRP-3.3.1-j5y17lte-26052020 and i did same what you told me about wipe the data and i wrote (yes) and then i mounted the data from mount button then i installed magisk so that's work now and i wanna mention this that i used odin v 3.14.4

i was useing odin v 3.13.1 when i had bootloop

so thank you so much for your help

the best faith and love my friend ♥♥ :o :o
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 8425317:
You are welcome :)
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] UnicornHub:
What is the easiest Root method for the TMobile Variant. It's sim unlocked. Also is there a root method where you don't have to use a computer?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] djhulk2:
I used the all in one tool, installs recovery and check root upon boot option
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] nico97470:
Hi

You have to use a computer unfortunately. The Tool All-in-one is marvellous because it is very easy to proceed the root and others things.

Envoyé de mon GM1913 en utilisant Tapatalk
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] tech_head:
SIM unlocked is not bootloader unlocked.

The bootloader needs to be unlocked. If you have a T-Mobile device you either need to get the code to unlock the bootloader or switch to some variant of international firmware.

You can then install TWRP and Magisk.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] NielDK:
Some of you might find it interesting, that (at least my Diamond Danish ROM) have a fieldtest program included.

Located in windows/FieldTest.exe :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] AntiProxy:
you can also bring it up by dialing the following:

*#*#364#*#*
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] sinmae:
this should be added to wiki as well
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] imranbashir_uk:
This would be more useful to people if there was a full description on what each of the fields means....
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] NielDK:
Manual

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=286779

Not complete, but I believe usefull
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] GroovyGeek:
Over the past couple of months my 6t has gotten progressively laggy and periodically locks up for a period of a few seconds. The main offenders look to be Chrome and Microsoft Outlook. Chrome will occasionally just hang up and stop responding to touch, keyboard typing, etc. Sometimes is resumes responding in a few seconds, but at other times I have to kill all apps to get things going again. Microsoft Outlook, which I must unfortunately use for work, will not load and display individual messages 80% of the time. The title loads but the body does nothing. Sometimes if I let it sit there for 10-15s the message will load, but most of the TIME I need to go back one screen and reload 3-4 times.

I have not installed anything new on the phone other than OP updates. Was wondering if there is a new setting or functionality that may be causing this. Not looking to wipe the phone and start all over for this. Ifnai am going to spend a few hours reinstalling everything I might as well buy a new phone.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] scorpio76r:
Sounds like a kernel issue. Oneplus 6t stock kernel sucks which is why most of us with this phone root and, find another kernel. I have not had any issues since being rooted and, using the omega kernel along with nolimits xXx.
[Huawei Developers] Martin Bieber:
1. Lightweight on-boarding | MediaSession-based iterative development, 15 person-days

Preset templates for audio apps

Only requires data (consistent with that on the phone) to fill in the pre-defined music data structure

MediaSession-powered media playback, enabled by innovative HUAWEI HiCar and audio app interactions.

2. Easy adaptation | Adaptive user interface

HUAWEI HiCar utilizes distributed UX technology to automatically adapt its user interface to mainstream screens, eliminating the need for developing screen-specific user interfaces, and easing the onboarding process.

3. Massive user base | Skyrocketing active user count

HUAWEI HiCar currently supports all Huawei phones running EMUI 10.0 or later, encompassing 39 models (11 models of which are to be covered by July 2020), allowing you to reach more than 100 million Huawei phone users in total. Offering audio apps to this enormous user base will assuredly boost the number of active daily app users.
[Pixel C General] Hank_Rearden:
Hey Everyone,

I recently purchased a brand new sealed 64GB Pixel C for $275. I have ALWAYS wanted one but never really needed a tablet until recently. My kindle crapped out, and I have been listening to some audiobooks and I wanted a way to combine the 2. I also plan on maybe watching some movies from my Plex server, some Netflix, and that's probably it...oh and some comics as well....

I had some general questions for those of you who have had a Pixel C for some time.

1. I know there are some screen issues, and I believe based on the serial (i'll confirm when it arrives in two days) mine seems to be made in 2016 sometime, and even though I am in the US, it's a EU version.... Do the problems seem to be on all C's or just a specific run of them?

2. If you were me, and only wanted a tablet for ebooks/audio books and of course some media, but no apps that are super intensive, would you just upgrade from the 6.0 to the 8.0 that's official (or 7.0 if it's good?) , or install a custom rom. If the latter, any recommendations from personal experience?

3. Since it's 2020 and this tablet is coming up on almost 5 years....do you feel I overpaid? This is a completely irrelevant question, I just REALLY REALLY wanted one, I hate Samsung and wanted something with as close to a pure google experience like my Pixel phone. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. I have seen them selling used in good shape in the upper 100's range, and most are 32GB.....

4. Anything else I should know that I don't see jumping out at me in the forums that you would pass along to a new C owner?

Thanks everyone in advance!

Hank
[Pixel C General] Hank_Rearden:
Thank you so much for the detailed response. I am glad I am not the only one who feels that way about the Samsung tablets. I ALMOST bought an S4, then I ALMOST bought an S5E, but just don't like the way they do Android. I checked my tracking and the tablet comes today! So I think what I will do is just upgrade to the most recent official, leave the device lock off for now as I don't plan on going anywhere with the C, and see how it goes. I have dabbled in ROMS in the past for a lot of phones I have had through the years, so I assume this is not too far different as far as the process. The Lineage ROM seems to be a little better for the C from reading some of the known issues, but I will take a look at them after I assess the performance of the C. I really don't want to have the unit hit 70% then completely crap the bed on the performance side....

The Bluetooth range is sad to hear considering i JUST ordered the Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones. They will be here either Friday or Saturday. If i need to hear something beyond the range of it sitting close to me I'll just use my phone.

I'll report how things are going once I receive it, and thanks again for the detailed response. It has put me at ease!

Cheers

Hank
[Pixel C General] Hank_Rearden:
It came and was exactly as described. Did the update and now it's charging. Updated some apps and it's moving pretty well. We shall see what happens when I get more stuff loaded on there, but I will say it's better than I expected. Such beautiful hardware.....
[Pixel C General] huunn:
I bought an used Pixel C with its keyboard and a pouch and its screen seems still fine. A Youtube video pointed the issue for its cable in the middle behind the screen panel being pressed so I thought keyboard&pouch may have prevented it.

Mine was on stock 8..1 and now is LineageOS 17 based on Android 10. Stock 8.1 seemed to work fine. I preferred some Android 10's swiping features such as swiping from left or right to go back and swiping up to go to homescreen or other running apps to buttons and black bottom bar previous versions. Netflix HD still works.

On the other hand, unlocking bootloader caused additional 30 seconds to boot with caution message and weird beep noise in boot sequence. As you might know, even when locked in setting, in recovery mode, someone could physically connect your device to another and steal files in the device. Some error messages with security warning pops up in notification so the rom might not fully support Android security features. (I have little knowledge on this.)

When its brightness set close to lowest level, screen seemed to be turned off or brightness seems a bit unstable. (Being able to set close to the mininum is still good.) BTW some of gamepad buttons mapped incorrectly (not sure it was due to LineageOS).

It's display ratio is better than 16:10 from other android tablets for e-books, pdf files, comics. Someone wrote its ratio fits for two pages side by side. Among Android tablets as far as I know, there are not many with 3:2 or 4:3. Nexus 9's screen could be great but it has only 2GB ram and other flaws. Xiaomi MiPad doesn't support Netflix HD. iPads would match the need but it seems you didn't want one. What I looked for was an Android tablet which is not Samsung or Huawei and supports Netflix HD. Of course, newer APs have advantages in power consumption, better game support, weight etc. Galaxy Tab S6 lite supports S-pen which is good for pdf notetaking. I tried to write in pdf files with Xodo PDF app and Bamboo Tip stylus and it wasn't so successful. Still, I like mine. :)

Its PCB is on the left side so it gets hot when running intensive apps or charging. (The bottom of the display turned a bit yellowish. Because of keyboard attached?)

USB PD laptop chargers works but the left side feels hotter compared to charging with 5V 3A chargers.

With its keyboard is good to use on lap or as a stand but it would be pricey to buy a new one.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] MOSNEW1:
So I had kept my oneplus3 on charge at around 10:00 Pm yesterday and fell asleep. Woke up around 12:00pm to see it was fully charged so I unplugged the charger kept the phone beside me and went to sleep. Today when I woke up I saw that the phone has a black screen and is completely dead. The LED light is not on. Plugged into the charger no response. Tried holding power button ..nothing. No vibrations or home button lights

Currently, there is nothing going on with the phone. No flashes on screen no LED. Absolutely nothing. Tried connecting to laptop (windows 10) dont see anything. It was working perfectly fine last night and i had used it for nothing but music then.

Question is.. is the phone hard bricked or completley bricked? what might be the reason? I searched youtube only to find 1 person with similar problem who had said that he kept the phone for 48 hours and when it was completely discharged he pluged in charger again and it started working.

I am confused. Have a lot of work documents inside and what if it stays the same after 48 hours?

Appreciate any help on the matter

update: Tried plugging in the charger a few min ago. The led turns red and Vibrates. Nothing else

Update 2: so after 24 hours of setting the phone aside. i plugged the charger and it went into charging. But now am facing a new problem. My bootloader is unlocked and the power button is busted hence whenever I press volume down and plug-in the charger it takes me to bootloader warning screen from where either it goes into charge or i press volume key and it goes into option which I again cant select cause power button is busted. Tried holding down the power button and connect to laptop(windows 10) no device detected and it works like normal charging. Tried to charge for a few minutes unpluged charger and start again .. it was stuck on oneplus screen. Any ideas??
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] booslums:
I have an Orange Htc Diamond, whick Ihave had for a week.

I have had a Manilla.exe failed message appear twice, & believe this is something to do with the Touchflo.

Do I need to send the phone back to Orange reporting a fault?

I do not want to hack the registry as it will invalidate my warranty.

Many Thanks.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] LRC:
Hardreset...

u dont loose your warranty wehn u change somethin in the registry
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] booslums:
Manill.exe

I have tried to hard reet several times, but The pda just restarts.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] LRC:
are sure you make a hardreset!?

look @ this pic...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] booslums:
Attempted reset as shown, still no success.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] LRC:
is on your Diamond the stockRom ?

details !!

maybe a Rom update ??
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] booslums:
I cannot hard reset as shown in manual.

It just restarts as a soft reset would.

No info regarding reset comes on the screen.
[Google Pixel 3a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] stebomurkn420:
If you are interested in building LineageOS for Bonito or Sargo you can use my script on Github to compile for either device. The script I link in this post will build my daily driver ROM. To consider running this script you will need the following:

- A PC running Ubuntu 18.04 or a distro based off Ubuntu 18.04 (I use ZorinOS)

- This PC needs at least 8gb RAM, a quad core processor and 300GB of available space on a drive (preferably SSD)

- Patience

* These are the instructions for running the script:

Open a terminal and run the following commands

git clone https://github.com/stevn4127/scripts

(This clones my scripts to a directory called scripts)

cd scripts

(This navigates you to the scripts directory)

bash lineage.sh

(This runs the script)

You will need to enter your root password to update the OS and install build tools. You may also need to run the following command with your Github credentials following the text:

git config --global user.email

git config --global user.name

Here is a direct link to my scripts repository on Github:

https://github.com/stevn4127/scripts

Join my Telegram chat for help: NugTowers HQ

Test builds and a ton of OT. We are mainly Pixel/Pixel 3a users but everyone is welcome! Just don't be a POS Please... No nudity. DONT be a pervert. (Mod Edit: Certain descriptions removed)

https://t.me/nugtowers

Good Luck!
[Google Pixel 3a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] PGHammer:
Since I cloned your scripts, I have added Lineage to my "skinny build box" project; primarily due to the VoLTE and VoWifi support it shares with Bliss 12.x. Yes; I know that T-Mobile is kicking phones that don't support VoLTE and VoWifi off their network; however, that won't apply to any phone that runs AOSP - as VoLTE is par for the course for any phone that runs a recent AOSP firmware (Pie or later in practically all cases; in the case of Lineage, as far back as Oreo). I changed tower providers because T-Mobile doesn't care what firmware you run on your phone. (Since then, it turns out that my infusion center (and my current cardiologist - which is in the same building) are in a hole in the UnCarrier's tower network - which makes hotspot support - and therefore VoLTE and VoWifi support - all the MORE critical.)
[Google Pixel 3a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] blksith0:
Google may be trying to kill custom development, but we have developers like you to thank for continuing to help advance this field. Keep at it!
[Google Pixel 3a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] stebomurkn420:
I am not a developer. This is just my hobby. Lol. Thank you though. I'll be doing this stuff for as long as it's still possible. Long live the custom community!
[Google Pixel 3a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] tvoneicken:
Is this skinny build box project available?
[Google Pixel 3a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] PGHammer:
The skinny build-box project is designed to be as low a specification that can build a standard-spec AOSP-based ROM.

My target is a two-core PC with 8 GB of ROM and 250 GB of storage space used - as either a virtual machine OR a WSL2-bsed spec.

The very reasons FOR the skinniness is so the PC used for it can be doing other things while build operations are going on - which is also why I am concentrating heavily on WSL2-based specs - because it has such operating in mind.

As opposed to most build-boxes - which have lots of both storage and cores - I'm going the other way - with as few cores and storage as can be gotten away with - to keep costs for builders down (hence "skinny") - not every builder is rich.

Once I get things ironed out, I will, naturally, publish exactly HOW "skinny" the final spec is - and I'll do so publicly ALA Nathan Chancellor.
[Google Pixel 3a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] PGHammer:
A followup

I'm still shooting for the two-core target; however, as a backup, I'm doing a slightly-beefier four-core version based on the stebomurkn scripts - for the honest reason that I find them personally extremely useful.

CPU - Intel Core i5 (Socket 1151 or later)

Motherboard - any H or Z chipset that can take the same

RAM - 16 GB

HDD - 4 TB or larger

SSD - optional

GPU - optional

I'm doing a rebuild of my current system based on this spec. While my current system is G3258-based, I actually have a bigger budget than I did when I built "Baby Beastie" - my current '58 PC. The GPU will be the same GTX 1050Ti that drives "Baby Beastie" currently, as I have no need to upgrade it based on my gaming drivers. The HDD will be larger, because pricing for such has dropped dramatically. The PSU - like the GPU - is carryover (Corsair CX550M) - why replace what isn't broke? Same with the case - a full-size ATX. An SSD is an option - as my gaming needs don't require one. (My motherboard choices support both traditional SSDs and the M.2 sorts.) I'm still trying to stay under $1000USD - and I'll be purchasing everything via Amazon.com - which I did with "Baby Beastie".
[Google Pixel 3a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] PGHammer:
ADDENDUM - Can you use both stebomurkn's scripts AND the scripts referenced in Nathan Chancellor's AOSP build guide? Absolutely - you simply need two script directories - ~/scripts and ~/scripts2; they can be in either order. (The reason why you need two directories is that you can't simply add them to the existing ~/scripts directory because it's not empty - hence you need a new place to put them - ~/scripts2.)
[Google Pixel 3a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] PGHammer:
ADDENDUM - the core of the "skinny box" has been acquired - and it's the platter drive.

First off - why a platter drive? Platter drives are not pricey, and have gobs of capacity; further, thanks to onboard cache, they need not be snails. In my case, I went with the midrange Seagate 4 TB Barracuda Compute - which has been on sale at Amazon (AKA "Smiley's") for a mere $80USD (Prime). The Compute series is in three ranges - 2.5-inch for portables - 3.5-inch for desktops - and Compute Pro for workstations. The Compute I chose - for that $80USD - is from the 3.5-inch formfactor desktop range - which makes it physically no larger than the 1 TB previous-generation Barracuda it replaced, despite the four times larger storage capacity AND fifty percent faster (according to Windows 10) I/O performance - so much for making snap judgements! You don't need speed from a build box storage medium; what you DO need, though, is capaciousness - and 4 TB is plenty.

With the new core acquired, next came moving the data from the old drive to the new. Normally, I would use old-friend Acronis True Image; however, it has grown unwieldy in its age - so I wound up replacing it with Macrium Reflect 7. It has all the features that the older version of Acronis did - operates natively in Windows - and costs nothing.

Once you have the old data moved to the new home, re-sync your repos - remember, you have a LOT more space than you used to! (If you had a 1 TB (or smaller) platter drive, you may find yourself KICKING yourself, thinking "I was that silly in terms of lack of storage space?" Not exactly fun. Don't overeat - but don't skimp, either.)