yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch CDMA General] motoyola:
ok robstak i had the same problem. If you have QPST 2.7 build215 you would be able to make that work. All you have to do is connect the phone by ##3424# or ##3424 send to put it in diagostic mode. Run QPST be sure its connected then open service programming. after clicking read it will then ask you to input your MSL code. It will only take you about less than 2 seconds to read you phone. once it does go to PPP Config tab then click on UM/AN buttons on the lft side. You will then see a red mesh on the USerId. Click on the red mesh and click ctrl D and it will enable you to change that parameter then write to phone. Viola now it works. Hope this will help you
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Questions & Answers] geminihc:
I would assume the sensor takes binned photos by default, but can someone confirm with a GCAM to take some raw dng photos?

Even better.. if anyone has DNGs from GCAM for download that would be great.

thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Questions & Answers] NickTheSickDick:
The output of the main cam is 27mp. 108mp raw stream doesn't work currently, though that might change in the future.

I'll take a random shot and post the dng in a reply.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] odesskiy:
Is your FindMyMobile working? My unlocked phone isn't working. There's a thread on androidcentral that seems to think it's related to a bug in the update Samsung pushed out recently trying to enable off-line location.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] racingmatt1:
Mine is also unlocked and is no longer working eithee
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] beautyangel:
+1 Working Great here on Exynos Version.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] odesskiy:
On a whim I cleared cache for the "Find Your Mobile" app on my phone and magically it started working within about 30 seconds to 1 minute. Go figure...
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] poog:
Considering buying a second hand phone but wanted to make sure of this first. It is a Pixel 3 Verizon UNLOCKED model. As far as I have read this model is not bootloader unlockable and cannot be rooteed. Is this correct? Thank You.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] dcarvil:
Correct, Verizon bootloaders are locked. The unlocked probably refers to SIM unlocked.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] cantenna:
Can we identify what (if any ROMs) have this patch implemented at this stage?

Can this be patched via kernel replacement only or does another whole rom need to be cooked up?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] superac11:
Yes/No depends, You have to manually check for each rom, if those are kernel related bug then kernel update will work or you can patch by yourself, if it is OS related then check for which release have fixed it or try the attack on the OS with the bug and see if it is patched(Not easy task to do.)
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] cantenna:
I looked it over... Looks like in order to patch at this stage you need to flash the latest beta stock and no custom kernels are available ATM as they haven't been update and doing so would open you back up to the kernel exploits
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] superac11:
Check the neutrino kernel which is on 4.14.195. I think that's the only kernel with most higher version AFAIK.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] jamal.x:
Ju
[Galaxy Tab S General] marckhayat:
Hello all.

I've had this tablet for 5 years, been working perfectly so far. Kids love it. Suddenly a couple of weeks ago, it started going into boot loop. I tried the following with no success:

- Boot into Recovery Mode and wiped data/cache, factory reset.

- Boot into Download Mode and installed a Samsung Firmware using ODIN. Installation files are transferred successfully, but when sent tablet resets, it goes into boot loop.

I removed the SD card just to make sure it's not impacting the issue. What could be the problem?

Thanks.

Marc
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] tmohammad:
According to a post on coolsmartphone, this will be easy now. See

http://www.htc.com/europe/SupportDownloadList.aspx?p_id=133&cat=all

Does not seem to work just yet, but whwn it does everyone should be able to download the latest ROMs.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] liamhere:
I Tryed It ;(

and got this!

Sorry, this software download is not suitable for your device :mad:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] tnyynt:
I wish it would accept my SN on any of the regional sites!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] owz206:
I dont think it works with any of the branded htc diamonds like orange or vodafone,as you cant register the serial number. It will only wor for sim free handsets
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] tnyynt:
And THAT is what I have, a SIM free!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] owz206:
Do you happen to know why they dont let you register a branded handset,considering how many people get theyre phones on contract.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] tnyynt:
Because in that case the Provider is the oe that should offer support not HTC!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] tomchap:
I think its because branded handsets are seen to be paid for by the network or subsidised so its the networks responsibility to make updates available.

We all know this is, to put it politely, complete pants, and it should be as easy as going onto HTC's website and then choosing your mobile type and then having the option of which network you have, along with the location.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] mugglesquop:
just downloaded the latest ROM from the link in the first post... just had to put the serial number in (from under the battery).

cheers,
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] tcf1962:
Vodafone users do not seem to able to register on the HTC web site, I have sent an email to HTC, but not yet had any replies. Does any one know, where or how to download the latest ROM upgrade?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] teddyen66:
Doesn't work with branded Diamonds i guess.

Does anyone have a ser.no they dare give away? :-)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] liamhere:
ill stick with cooked

its much beter than the stock roms

im with orange and they hardly ever and i mean ever update roms here in the u.k
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] pasil.pt:
It accepts my SN to download the ROM but not to download the Sprite Backup !!??

very strange :p
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] tmohammad:
I get:

Sorry, this software download is not suitable for your device. :confused:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] mugglesquop:
has to be a HTC Diamond (not some other branded Diamond) ;)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] tnyynt:
though it seems it has some errors with some "HTC Diamonds (not some other branded Diamond)" ;)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] omaga:
Have now tried to download the rom for 2 days:) and get he same message:rolleyes:

my device simfree not unlock...no nothing. Wonder what they are doing at HTC?
[MTCD Android Head Units General] Flosch_93:
Hey Guys,

First of all, sorry for my bad English.

Some time ago I bought a PX6 SOM cheaply and upgraded my MTCD-LM HU from PX5 to PX6.

It also works great so far.

Only my problem is, when a USB device is connected, the HU no longer goes into standby and does a cold start the next time it is started.

As soon as I remove the USB devices everything works as it should.

It doesn't matter which USB devices I connect, I've already tried it with a DAB receiver, with my smartphone and several USB sticks.

I noticed that the USB devices still have power for about 5-8 seconds after standby. I don't think it was the case with PX5.

Auto-sleep is of course activated in the settings.

Does anyone have a solution for this problem?

Android: HAL9K 4.1.0 Android 9

MCU: MTCD-LM 3.42bd

greetings
[MTCD Android Head Units General] techo91:
Just to let you know that on my PX5 unit it’s the same, several seconds after the ACC signal is off USB’s have power.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] Flosch_93:
Hi,

I was able to solve the problem with two tasker profiles:

Display Off -> Run Shell

Command: echo "0"> / sys / bus / usb / devices / 3-1 / authorized

Use Root

and

Display On -> Run Shell

Command: echo "1"> / sys / bus / usb / devices / 3-1 / authorized

Use Root

Works fine for me. You only need a Rom that allows whitelisting apps so that tasker is not killed in standby and "3-1" should be exchanged for the number from your internal USB hub.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] Steve One:
So this won't work with a Verizon pixel 4a?
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] quangtran1:
Yes, the 3A's fingerprint will work for the 4A. This will satisfy SafetyNet, thus re-enable Google Pay.... For now!!!
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] digger16309:
I followed these instructions, and also enabled Magisk Hide. I'm failing both items in SafetyNet. However, I'm also running EdXposed. I'm assuming that is the reason and that there is no workaround for that?
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] neph81:
Thank you for this guide. I only needed root to restore old app settings with Swift Backup and this worked great. I just used fastboot to boot the modified image instead of flashing it and then used that session to run Swift Backup with root. When it rebooted, all was back to stock.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] cmstlist:
I would think, in this case, you'll still fail SafetyNet b/c of the unlocked bootloader. Is this the case?
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] Zackptg5:
Xposed can break safety net, I haven't tried it on this device. I have been able to pass safety net with it on some older devices though

Yup but without Xposed, I was able to get safetynet to pass thanks to the module and magiskhide
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] neph81:
So, I reinstalled the magisk apk and confirmed that cts does fail. However, it does not appear to be affecting any apps. My games that normally trigger on root being available all work and Google Pay does not appear to be giving me any issues. This will bear some additional testing though anyone else goes that route.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] MaxPower742:
Do I need to keep my Verizon sim card out until this is done? Is there a way to skip the initial setup so I can get to Developer Options?
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] the_chrononaut:
it looks like there is now a pixel 4a fingerprint available in magiskhide props config
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] CSX321:
Yes, but there are several different things you have to skip or back out of. Also, you have to have a Wi-Fi connection before it will enable the OEM unlocking setting in Developer options. You don't need to actually do any setup or enter an account or anything, though, before unlocking.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] Zackptg5:
Ya but we don't want that (we have the 4a fingerprint by default). The point of the fingerprint hack is to change the fingerprint to a device that does not use hardware attestation so magiskhide will be enough to pass safety net (like the 3a)
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] the_chrononaut:
Oh cool. Learn something new everyday
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] MaxPower742:
Awesome thanks for your help. Got it all going including the safetynet thing. Only stumbling block so far has been it didn't seem to recognize my sim card, even waiting till it prompted me to pop it in. I just had to disable wifi and it just became my phone, didn't even ask me to activate with VZ or anything. I just did it though so I guess something could come up later where I have to go through the portal or their support to switch off my old device and turn this one on like I had to do with my last one. Maybe they improved the process though, we'll see.

Should we turn off automatic updates in dev options? I've been on roms so long I don't remember how it works with stock rooted. I imagine it'd be fine as long as it's not an android version upgrade which would not be automatic anyway.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] CSX321:
I always turn it off, but I'm not sure if it's required.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] ReservedName:
i don't think that's right there's no problem with using the pixel 4a fingerprint. personally tested. use the module to change the fingerprint and then the next option for basic key attestation. checked cts profile with magisk no problems.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] MaxPower742:
Yeah I switched to the 4a fingerprint then actually did reset to default and still pass safetynet. Ampere thinks my phone is a 3a even after reinstall which is driving me ocd crazy but maybe it's just that app that needs to be updated.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] digger16309:
Same thing here. I couldn't stand to look at my car showing my phone as a 3a on the screen all the time so I changed it back.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] Zackptg5:
Turning it off is recommended if rooting
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] MaxPower742:
Seems like with the magisk module for props config active, it'll continue to self identify as a 3a even if you tell it to reset the fingerprint to default. I assume that's why it keeps working, cause when I disabled it, Ampere did properly see it as a 4a, but safetynet failed.

I haven't been able to disable signature verification
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] tcat007:
A11
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] cmstlist:
4a worked for me on SafetyNet and GPay on BASIC, for about two weeks. Then it spontaneously stopped working and failed on HARDWARE. I couldn't get it to work anymore as 4a, and had to switch to 3a.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] SirFronts:
Does anyone one if locking the bootloader would pass safteynet and being rooted will locking it mess anything up

I'm asking because I read that it fails because it detects the unlocked bootloader
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobbarker2:
Use OPs method.

---------- Post added at 11:02 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:00 AM ----------

Yes it's been mentioned more than a few times that Google flipped the switch and hardware device attestation makes safetynet fail.

---------- Post added at 11:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:02 AM ----------

Wherever you read that is a bad source for information..
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] SirFronts:
Thank you for the info
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] NBreunig3:
Help guys! I accidentally didn't use the canary version of magisk and not I am in a bootloop. I tried to flash the stock boot image but it still won't boot. Why? Thanks.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] pike-:
If you haven't solved it yet try using the browser based flash tool. I seem to remember there's an option to force flash back to factory for pixel devices.

https://flash.android.com/welcome
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] Meth0d:
I cant seem to get this working on RP1A.201005.006.

With stable magisk i am stuck at G logo after flashing patched.img. With the canary app-debug.apk I just got a black screen after fastboot reboot.

I had to re-flash the stock image twice now ...
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] cmstlist:
Try downloading the full OTA zip from Google and follow the instructions to flash it over adb. That got me back to a bootable state without data loss.

Also, beta Magisk works now too.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] NBreunig3:
Yeah I tried the same thing and also had to flash stock. Are we sure canary works for this version?

---------- Post added at 07:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:03 PM ----------

Good to know that you can flash the OTA to recover without data loss. I am not sure if beta magisk works for the latest build.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] cmstlist:
Beta Magisk is 21.0 which has Android 11 support. I did use it to patch this Oct release, with success.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] NBreunig3:
Ok so use beta channel instead of canary for the latest software version (Oct. Patch)? What's the difference between canary and beta?
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] cmstlist:
At the time that Android 11 arrived for Pixel devices, A11 support was not stable enough to reach beta status yet. So you had to use the Canary channel.

As of a few weeks ago, the beta channel upgraded to builds that support Android 11. Canary still exists and is further ahead than beta but may be less stable.

I would generally advise, use the most stable version that suits your needs. Since the Stable channel isn't supporting Android 11 yet, that would be the beta channel.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] Meth0d:
Beta channel of magisk works indeed.

The OP should be updated as canary in fact just leaves you unable to boot on current A11 Build.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] NBreunig3:
Yeah OP should update the main post. Thanks for the info guys.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] BillAdama:
Hi

I'm having some troubles rooting my Pixel 4a. I unlocked it and I flashed the rooted boot image with success (I think) but Magisk Manager at "Installed" says N/A.

I already tried with flashing the stock image and restarting from scratch, locking and unlocking again the bootloader and also using Magisk Canary.

What can I do? Can you please help me? I used the boot image found here.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] BillAdama:
Mistery solved, how I fixed:

How I fixed:

1) Installed Magisk Manager Canary

2) Copied the original boot.img into the device

3) Patched boot.img with MM

4) Copied magisk_patched.img on my PC

5) Booted via ADB with

adb boot magisk_patched.img
6) Permanently rooted the phone using MM and "Direct installation"

Thanks to everyone that helped me [URL="https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=83775415&postcount=42272"]here[/URL].
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] wicozani:
Flashed patched boot image fine, but Magisk itself not installed

Was struggling getting this done yesterday for most of the day with my newly received 4a, already updated to Android 11. Previously had Magisk working fine on my rooted Xperia Z5 Premium. My problem was that adb commands worked well but not any fastboot commands. Turns out in Device Manager my 4a was recognized in universal serial bus connections, not Android Devices (heading of which won't appear until you get the Google USB driver properly installed). I will also note that the Fastboot screen (when you get into Fastboot mode), shows that the "Boot Slot = A".

Once that was done, 4a properly recognized and the command "fastboot devices" returning my 4a's serial #. Then unlocked bootloader and successfully flashed the patched boot image. Rebooted, and though Magisk Manager canary shows installed (v. 4e0a3f5e (311)), Magisk v21.0 itself is "N/A" in "Installed". With Install, my only options are "Download ZIP only" or "Select File to Patch", not "Direct Installation". I have Magisk v21.0.zip in my Download folder. I tried to select and patch that, but Magisk reports "improper file type". Root checker shows I'm not rooted yet and therefore Titanium Backup can't acquire root to operate. I'm on the "Beta" update channel, which shows the latest MM as "8.0.2 (307)", but efforts to install this result in "App Not Installed".

How in the world to get Magisk v21 .0 installed without custom recovery? Obviously many of you have done this, and I've followed all directions to the letter. I'm thinking I should just uninstall Magisk Manager and start over. What say you?
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] tcat007:
I used Canary, I don't think its Magisk was 21, I had to reboot a couple times. Titanium hasn't worked since a9 for me, switched you Swift BU which works well. Sure wish there was a TWRP!
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] IntenseColor:
You do not need the "Magisk v21.0.zip" file. You are supposed to select the "boot.img" file which you can get from the factory image (https://developers.google.com/android/images?hl=en#sunfish).
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] wicozani:
Realized my error... (or, "I suck at XDA"!)

Got everything running properly.

Turns out my my error was that I downloaded and subsequently patched the already rooted boot image, which made it not work properly. Yesterday, downloaded, patched and installed the OEM boot image, and everything is working normally now.

One final comment about this, is that I found no difference using Fastboot to flash the *.img to either "boot" or "boot_a". Both were successful either way.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] NitikSharma:
Will this void the warranty?
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] crackerjack1957:
Only if ya break it........LoL
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] ReservedName:
has anybody got the boot.img from the ota patched and uploaded? I guess the OTAs are in payload.bin files now and you have to install python to extract them? what a headache

also regarding beta vs canary are we talking about manager or magisk? I've been on canary and tried installing manager beta but it wouldn't install so I don't know if I should uninstall and reinstall or just wait.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] themalic:
Safetynet still failed after change to basic attestation pixel 3a

Guys, has anyone still got attestation failed after force basic and change device fingerprint to pixel 3a? Safetynet still failed even changed to nexus5 but the evaltype is basic status. I followed OP methods as mentioned in main post. Kindly pls help here or share your experience

========================================

Updated: After reinstalled magisk patched and several attempts of reboot, it's already working now
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] elitemix:
Hello to everyone. Can anyone help me with issue? Android 11, latest firmware.

I have successfully unlocked bootloader, installed magisk via fastboot. Used props script for basic attestation and pixel3a. Used MagiskHide for google services and bank apps.

Now i got working root, safetynet is all green. But still NFC for plastic cards in Gpay isn't working. Any thoughts?

........

After 10 hours and without any action with the phone, it suddenly started working.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] ReservedName:
*so just to clarify I pulled the ota from google and used the python script to get the boot.img*

after uninstalling magisk manager canary and installing manager 8.0.2 (beta?) and then I restored images.

after that I took the ota the phone rebooted (it's not possible to follow OP's instructions on taking OTA)

i used magisk to patch the boot.img that i pulled from the ota then used fastboot to flash it to both boot and again to the other boot slot.

then everything was fine again with the ota accepted, root and safetynet passed

i'll include the patched img so you don't have to bother installing python

https://mega.nz/file/L9U3QKrJ#PS1K19h2Jp56XLvZvjRhswa971_Ye_ysIdbEBNp3cHU
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] buffal0b1ll:
Enable Magisk Hide in Magisk Manager settings
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] Pixel_Newbie:
I was able to successfully root using the Magisk Manager Canary release and had it on root for the past several weeks. I did not install the Oct. or Nov. updates given the threads about how that does not work. I just did an uninstall of Magisk through the Magisk Manager uninstall option so I could install the latest two patches / updates and the reroot the device, but my device keeps saying it is up to date with the Android 11, September 5, 2020 security update. This is a Google purchased device. Any advice on how to get it to update to the November security update?

Thanks.
[Google Pixel 4a Guides, News, & Discussion] codlike:
When I was doing the October patch it took a few attempts and between attempts I sometimes just had to wait till the next day, reboot the phone, check for the update, it came eventually. Failing that you could sideload the OTA yourself.