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[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Suryapanji:
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(btw I'm using custom theme(not substratum). And it's Indonesian language)
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Jlo Au:
Thanks a lot! I will try this ROM when my brother gets a new phone :)
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] denmasgie:
(Bug)Service unavailable or sim card doesn't read properly on SM-J510UN.thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Suryapanji:
Your Welcome😄
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Zakkikece57161:
IIs

Can you make 64bit verse?

Because i need this, for play Toram
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Zakkikece57161:
Hey how to use face lock feature? I can't use this
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] amirumn:
Please give me a Gapps link for this ROM🙏🙏
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] panco:
Hello everybody,

i wonder if any of you encountered the problem of not charging the battery in the car while using TomTom 6. It happened to me many times and it's quite annoying because at a certain point the phone will go off and it will need to be charged while off otherwise it will not work.

Since it happened in different cars it does not depend by the charger but has to be a software problem either of WM or TomTom.

Any suggestion? :confused:

Thanks!

Panco
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] marco899:
Buy a decent charger with at least 2A.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] MJNewton:
2A? 1A should be more than enough...

(I'm not sure you'd be able to find a 2A USB charger as the USB2.0 spec requires connectors to be rated at 1.5A tops so if there was such a beast I personally wouldn't touch it)

Mathew
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] allenf:
Do a careful inspection of the USB connector on the phone and the car cradles/leads - my money is on a piece of cloth/fluff etc breaking the charger connection.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] F1Mad:
Today, I tried using CoPilot (with a live internet connection going for Traffic updates), with bluetooth switched on (so that I could connect with my Parrot kit in the car), and the phone on charge.

On the journey back home, CoPilot was running (and on the screen) whilst I was on a call via the Parrot. And yet, the battery was still getting charged properly! I was actually impressed that the charging would work automatically once the cable was inserted - my MDA Pro needed the display to be off before I could see the red charging light come on and for the phone to start charging.

FYI, the charger was a cigar_lighter_adapter-2-USB_cable type.

I've got an MDA Compact IV with the original ROM (but TouchFlo tweaks, etc).

So, I'd say either there's something wrong with your adapter, cable, or indeed TomTom is using a lot of juice!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Nuri58:
No, it does this with most GPS SW and the problem is heating preventing battery charging to avoid the battery to catch fire, especially with the the phone placed in the windscreen with the sun on it. At night the issue is no longer an issue. So when you have a break for coffee let the phone have a break too to cool down and recharge.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] 2004mark:
Or mount it infront of an air con vent :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] panco:
Thank for your post, i think you got the point with something (the heating of the battery+gps) preventing the battery to recharge; i'm convinced of this because the problem is not always present but it comes at certain conditions.

I'll try to let the diamond cool down at regular intervals and not to position too exposed. I also noticed that it's advisable to first connect the phone to the charger then after some minutes run the tomtom otherwise the problem is likely to happen.

Thanks to all.

Panco
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] MJNewton:
There are many tool available to show you the internal temperature of the device - the battery monitor 'Batti' is one such tool (and it's free).

Give something like that a try then you'll be able to see if your problems bear any correlation with temperature.

Mathew
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] laser21:
Im experiencing the same with Garmin, yes, it was hot...first I thought the cigarette-to-usb-adapter was not strong enough....

Will try to keep it cool :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] beemerTPPC:
You need a USB car charger with at least 1A, as said in previous post, but with any USB cable the current limiting will be lways be 500mA.

Only the original Diamond cable will allow you to charge with currents over 500mA. To measure the charge current you can use several programs, like my TodayWarrior (as it is a plugin you will need to disable temporarilt Touch Flo or use Second Today).
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Riel:
It's not heating of battery, but just that when Using tomtom, with backlight, Full GPS usage, phone on and that VGA screen just pulls more than your charger can bring ;)

Got the same issue, and yes, as said before, get a heavier charger.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Nani:
I have the same problem using IGO8.

First point, using Full GPS in car will consumme a lot of energy.

So it's better to use a 2A/5V charger (5V is the important thing ... And for your information, HTC is selling 2A car charger for their last phones ...)

Second point, the GPS chip is badly placed in the phone, behind the battery.

So yes, when the GPS is used for a long time, it makes the battery hot and the phone stops the battery charging ...

The point is to use a good car craddle, one that lets the phone "breath" (one that doesn't cover to much the rear of the phone) ...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Nuri58:
The input sideon car chargers inclusive of HTC is 500 mA at 12 V and the output side 1A at 5V, which is what the phone requires and all car chargers I have do. But the important thing about ion-lit batteries is that they require very controlled charging conditions (contrary to the older Metal or Cadnium). E.g. If the battery is completely flat (2 V or below) it is extremely hard to recharge and will require several hours in the charger while building up the voltage to about 3.2V, only then normal charge will start. Sometimes the stand-by consumption of a phone makes it imposible to recharge it while in the phone, and requires an external recharger. This may explain the observatiobn that it is better to wait a couple of minutes before starting TT after connecting to the recharger to ensure correct initial charging.

This is the way to get a battery to explode, but fortunately the phone will not allow charging to take place and adding more amps will possibly increase heating and just worsen the situation. But correct as more power the device draws as hotter it gets and as sooner charging stops.

As Nani says there is an element of disign problem (cannot be a surprice to HTC that people actually will like to use the Navigation also on long drives), so if placed so it can cool will defenetly help. So will dimming the display to the minimum.
[Huawei Developers] riteshchanchal:
Nice and useful article

Does face detection depend on specific hardware devices?
[Huawei P40 Pro Questions & Answers] afdals:
What is the new easy best Google install method?

Im new to Huawei brought the phone yesterday.

Please help me.
[Huawei P40 Pro Questions & Answers] starbase64:
Hi,

here is my Video (but in german) and all services are working.

https://youtu.be/8-8dXesJw9c

you need a downgrade, if your device has a higher firmware than 10.1.0.136

https://youtu.be/EydJcYIlI8o

regards

starbase64
[Huawei P40 Pro Questions & Answers] afdals:
My English also very low. if in English its very useful for me.
[Huawei P40 Pro Questions & Answers] starbase64:
maybe this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fTIZFehwlw
[Huawei P40 Pro Questions & Answers] xchatter:
Hi,

Are notifications also working?
[Huawei P40 Pro Questions & Answers] starbase64:
yes notification works
[Huawei P40 Pro Questions & Answers] afdals:
Any new method for new firmware?
[Huawei P40 Pro Questions & Answers] thanito:
Hi mate,

Have you noticed anything at all not working properly? (App/service/notification/contact sync/location/etc)

I am about to buy the phone tomorrow and still thinking abt it [emoji23]
[Realme X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] Saswata Chakraborty:
I think you forgot to mention the list of bugs that you have mentioned on the telegram group.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Longrange Shooter:
Without knowing what it was, I encountered the RLOD on my phone after leaving it on USB overnight. After reading the first two or three pages of two different threads I tried the little lucky "fixes" and found that none of them worked.

I have a backup phone and need my phone for work, so I put my SIM in that phone only to find it was dead. Went to my local AT&T store and they said the SIM is fried. They replaced the SIM and everything is working now.

I replaced the battery in my TyTN and now I'm recharging my original battery. The phone works without problems, or heating up, or shortened battery life.

So here is my theory:

The phone has a similar monitor as the offgrid solar system does. It's job is two-fold: don't let the battery overcharge -and- don't let the battery every discharge to 0.

I suspect that most problems may happen when the phone is connected to a laptop or desktop computer via the USB port and left on when the computer goes to sleep. At this point, the scenario is similar to a monitor on an offgrid solar home. The monitor decides when to pull from the batteries and when to fire up a generator. But if the monitor is set incorrectly, it constantly flicks between charge/generator and the end result is a huge draw on the batteries (rather than a charge going into the battery).

Now with the laptop asleep the trickle charge is way lower than normal. Activity on the phone may also actually flick the laptop in and out of sleep mode. The basic end result is the phone starts the same type of draw between battery and trickle charge, causing a higher than normal draw on batteries, and finally it heats up the chip on the SIM and fries it either partially or completely.

If you have "resuscitated" your phone, but still have problems, simply replacing the SIM should fix it. If you get the RLOD I'd say get the SIM replaced as it is fried. Once you get the SIM and any SDHC card out, very tentatively try to recharge the old battery on the wall charger. (In other words, don't take your hand off the charger when you plug it into the wall) If you get a yellow light, breath easy. If you get the red light, UNPLUG IMMEDIATELY and throw that battery away!

My research on offgrid solar has been going on for almost a year and I began this theory when I noticed a few things:

1) I saw posts from people with not just HTC phones getting a red light.

2) I saw a few posts where people mentioned they used the USB overnight.

3) I have seen firsthand what the constant toggling can do to a 24V 1500 kilowatt hour battery system and the heat it generates.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] khaytsus:
Except...

There is no USB power when a laptop is shut down except for a few newer models which are designed intentionally to do so. And USB activity does not wake the laptop, particularly not "in and out" of sleep mode. If it does, your laptop has problems.

Final point.. Hasn't it been ground in to use the supplied charger? Most people who report failures admit they were using third-party chargers.

That said, a USB cable should be a more reliable charge source than a cheap AC charger due to the fact that a laptop has to have clean power itself and cheap AC chargers can fail in many fashions and often result in excessive DC voltage or AC voltage winding up in the source.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Ruvahkiin:
I have tried several tempered glass with an unsightly hole and losing sensitivity. Any recommendation?

Dome glass no, is very expensive.

Has anyone tried spigen glass.tr that is similar to dome?

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Belimawr:
Dome Glass is expensive but it's expensive for a reason, because it is perfect and works with the fingerprint scanner if installed correctly. but really the price is only an issue if you know you will smash your screen, if it's there for the off chance the phone gets dropped you likely buy once and then just forget it's there. but then it also comes with a guarantee so if you break it for a small fee you can get a replacement.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] wepa:
Whitestone is the best
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] butchieboy:
Whitestone[emoji3516]
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Brava27:
Aliexpress uv glue. $3 a pop

Sent from my old Note 10 +
[Huawei Developers] Martin Bieber:
You can now access HUAWEI HiCar easier if you are not looking to integrate advanced functions such as camera functions.

l The available RAM required has been decreased from "300 MB or larger" to "150 MB or larger."

l The CPU requirements are now optional, as long as the CPU is able to clock up on demand.
[Huawei Developers] sujith.e:
Does Huawei map kit will support custom info window
[Huawei Developers] sanghati:
Is there navigation system in HMS Map Kit?
[Huawei Developers] Martin Bieber:
In EMUI 10.1, Huawei's latest system upgrade, we've made MeeTime into a standalone app, and added a new screen sharing function, as well as a range of other improvements. You can incorporate these exciting new features into your app with HUAWEI CaaS Kit, which is now open to developers.

Since MeeTime has both audio and video modules, it naturally required more development work. We spared no effort in making the CaaS Kit integration process as quick and easy as possible, while continuing to update and extend the kit's functions.

Finally, after a major update in June, we made CaaS Kit available to all developers, so you can now incorporate its versatile and customizable capabilities into your apps. The Kit's home page on HUAWEI Developers has also been updated to provide clearer guides on the subcapabilities of voice and video calls with virtualized devices, screen sharing, in-app calls, and in-app custom calls.

Voice and video calls with virtualized devices

Huawei's DeviceVirtualization service virtualizes devices, and the CaaS service implements the virtual camera-based video calling function, so you can tailor the video source of calls.

Screen sharing

You can add real-time sharing functions to your apps.

In-app calls

Users can quickly implement one-touch voice and video calls within your apps.

Custom calls within apps

Your apps can provide one-touch voice and video calls, and users can hide their real numbers and customize their display names during calls, to protect their privacy.

For a wide range of resources relating to these four functions, as well as API references and sample code, check out the HUAWEI Developers website.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] KamaL:
Hello everyone

I have an LG v30+ running stock android 9 with the global v31a rom.

Today I moved to a new carrier, and after installing new sim, the cellular internet works just fine, but voice calls and sms are not working.

I get the "phone not allowed for voice" message and on the taskbar shown on a "MM" icon.

At first I also received an error windows I attached here.

Moving the new sim to another newer xiaomi phone - everything works fine including calls and sms.

Customer service couldn't fix them from their said claiming it's an issue with phone configurations.

Any idea on how to fix this?

Thanks
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] KamaL:
I just tested another company's sim card and everything works fine.

So it must be some support from the new carrier

Any idea what can be done before I chose another carrier?
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheDannemand:
What is the model number (Settings -> General -> About phone -> Hardware info)?

Please share a screendump of your Network status screen (Settings -> General -> About phone -> Network). You can blank out the IP address.

Also, please share screendump of the Testing menu Phone information screen (dial *#*#4636#*#* -> Phone information). Scroll it up 3 lines lines so you don't share IMEI, Phone number, IMSI, but so that we can see all the Provisioned lines.

First thing I would try is a Network settings reset (Settings -> General -> Restart & reset -> Network settings reset) then restart the phone.

It is possible that your carrier only provides voice over VoLTE (and SMS over IMS, which is part of the same feature set). That only works if the phone knows the correct settings for your carrier. That would explain why it works with the newer Xiaomi phone. You can check if you have VoLTE settings in the menu (Settings -> Network menu -> Call). Even if the phone does NOT know your carrier, you may be able to configure it through the Hidden menu (depending on your model number). But it is VERY complicated, and you need detailed information from the carrier about the settings to enter.

Or it could be something else entirely.

On a different note, this thread definitely should have been in the Questions section, not in the Guides section.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] ChazzMatt:
Not sure why you are calling 31a "global". It's merely the European H930 31a Pie. I've seen a couple of other people use that term and not sure why... It's not "global" in any way than any other KDZ. (EDIT: I see your screenshot where it says global, which is very strange. Is that some setting? That's just weird.)

Unless you actually have an H930 phone, using the H930 KDZ will not give you the H930 bands or anything. You are still using the LTE/HSPA bands that are on your variant. Some people use H930 firmware on H930D/H930DS for different language options and vice versa. So, "global" is quite an exaggeration. :rolleyes: Canada H933 has more LTE bands than any of the V30 variants, so it's really the "global" if any are. :p (But you can't convert to Canada H933 unless you have a compatible North American variant.)

What variant do you have and what country do you live in?
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheDannemand:
Ahh, so a European H930. Which country are you in, and who is the carrier?
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] ChazzMatt:
I don't know where you live and what variant you actually have, but you are using EU H930 31a KDZ.

For instance, if you are in India and using Jio carrier, you need India H930DS KDZ as Jio is VoLTE only. But H930 31a doesn't have Jio's VoLTE settings... Using "another carrier" which allows legacy HSPA during phone calles would then be why it works on the other carrier but not Jio. To fix that you would need to flash India region H930DS firmware.

I am not saying you live in India or using Jio -- you didn't give us any information about that. I am just giving a real life example of why your phone would work on one carrier but not another.

Also, some carriers make you register your phone. If you just stick the same SIM card in you had from previous phone, it sees it's a different phone and will throw up an error message like that until you call them or go into store and tell them what "new" phone you are using. The "other carrier" may not be such a control freak.

---------- Post added at 10:37 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:28 AM ----------

Since he says he has V30+, I know he doesn't have native H930 phone. There are no H930 V30+. The V30+ are H930G and H930DS and neither on them have firmware numbered "31a".

---------- Post added at 10:44 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:37 AM ----------

I see posts from you back in November and you have been on 31a for awhile...

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=81065243&postcount=852

So, any issues have to be with this new carrier as you have had phone calls on 31a for most of a year now. ;)
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] KamaL:
Sorry, double post
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] KamaL:
Thanks everyone for the replies.

[MENTION=832590]TheDannemand[/MENTION]

Some more information about my device:

Country: Israel

Carrier: We4G

Hardware version: LH-H930

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Looking up using my IMEI number on lg-roms website gives this model: LG V30 Plus TD-LTE

I shared the network menu testing menu you mentioned.

I DO NOT see any VOLTE setting in the Call menu.

I already tried network settings reset.

[MENTION=3250376]ChazzMatt[/MENTION]

I have the H930G version. Actually I always follow your guides in that thread to upgrade the version, and I've been on this stock firmware for a year. So it must be something related to the carrier settings I think.

I actually didn't use my country's specific KDZ file as it was released a bit late. I used the european version if I remember well.

Should I flash the local one? According to lg-firmwares and lg-roms website it's this one:

https://lg-firmwares.com/downloads-file/21127/H930G30a_00_OPEN_IL_OP_0903

Will it have an impact on call services and bands?

Any chance it is really a carrier using VoLTE for calls? I tried asking all kind of questions but didn't get any smart answer from the tech support team.

Also, what do you mean by registering the phone? I never heard about this.

Thanks again!

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[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheDannemand:
For some reason I cannot see your attachments. What I wanted to see was (1) whether you have an LTE connection and (2) whether the phone sees VoLTE as provisioned. In truth, I only need the Phone info screen (from the Testing menu) to see that.

I think it is quite plausible that your carrier requires VoLTE to make calls and that your ROM doesn't support it because it doesn't know your carrier. A ROM for your region probably DOES know your carrier (if they are well established). But it's also possible that it doesn't (if they're newer or changed their VoLTE parameters in recent years).

This was my first thought when I read your post and saw that you were on 4G (which should be LTE, although in USA carrier marketing departments have diluted the term to also cover old 3.5G). And I see that it is ChazzMatt's thought too, with the example from Jio India.

I googled We4G to get a clue if they're VoLTE only, but all the links were in Hebrew :D

Carriers who don't require VoLTE drop the connection to 3G in order to make calls. This works on every phone that supports LTE because it doesn't require knowledge about your carrier.

However VoLTE relies entirely on VoIP and requires an elaborate login to carrier servers, with security and handshaking to prevent illicit use of their network. And the parameters for that are carrier specific. Each phone has a so-called "buffet" of carrier configs known to that ROM. That's why it matters to use a ROM that knows your carrier.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] KamaL:
Thanks for the detailed reply.

I think I'll try the local ROM I mentioned. I just want to be sure it doesn't make a clean wipe if I flash Kdz with LG UP. is that so?

I'm uploading the attachments once again. View attachment 5082947View attachment 5082949
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] KamaL:
Tapatalk is messing with attachments. Here's the last oneView attachment 5082951
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheDannemand:
Thank you. I see your attachments now.

So you do indeed have LTE connection for your mobile data. But the phone doesn't even pick up VoLTE provisioning -- which is the first and most basic step in supporting VoLTE.

I would definitely try the regional ROM, but you should flash with Refurbish or Partition DL -- which means losing data. Sorry.

In fact, since you're doing a Frankenstein, I would flash back to Nougat first using Partition DL (to update the partition table), perform a Master Reset (it may bootloop until you do), then flash up to Pie. Wait for [MENTION=3250376]ChazzMatt[/MENTION] to confirm those steps.

Good luck to you :)