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[Redmi Note 9S / Note 9 Pro (Indian Model) Question] nabilrezki:
Hi, i just bought this phone last week on Amazon (France) when i received it i immediatly started the process to unlock the device, because i knew that i had to wait for a week (wich i did). Why would i root my phone ? Well because i always install Adaway on my phones, and also because in France it is not legal to record call, so i wanted an idonesian or chinese rom to have that function wich is not included in global roms.

So this evening, i unlocked the device with miflash unlock tool, flashed the twrp that was avalaible (apparently the only one, made for note 9s, but that can work with pro version).

I transfered thoses files to my phone:

miui_JOYEUSEIDGlobal_V11.0.3.0.QJZIDXM_e5c9822122_10.0.zip

miui_JOYEUSEIDGlobal_V11.0.2.0.QJZIDXM_1f0c38d0fc_10.0.zip

miui_CRUX_V12.0.3.0.QFXCNXM_5ece229616_10.0.zip (this one i wasn't sure because it was a chinese rom, and i don't think it was official, but i wanted to try miui12)

And i got an error 7 that said that i have a CURTANAIN device, and can't flash JOYEUSE roms, my bad, i didn't know that, so i downloaded this one : miui_CURTANAINGlobal_V11.0.8.0.QJWINXM_fe48f22bf8_10.0.zip

Of course i started by wiping my data, cache, cache/dalvik, and ended with a factory reset.

I flashed the last rom, and then before reboot the phone, installed Magisk 20.4.

No error, no nothing BUT, after the process, the phone rebooted and shut down instantly.

So i tried to reboot it by pressing Power + Volume Down for a LONG TIME, but nothing, same for Power + Volume Up and Power + Volume Down+ Volume Up. The phone just won't boot

Also when i plug it to my pc, it just bootloop, i can see the Redmi logo for not even 2secs, and shut down immediatly, same if i just charge it..

Amazon will give me a refund if i send it back, they just send me the return process, but i want to try everything i can before that.

Also, if you think that i rather just send it, i will order the same phone again, but still want it rooted, so what can i do to avoid the same problem ?
[Redmi Note 9S / Note 9 Pro (Indian Model) Question] kenet:
The only test point solution and an authorized edl account. Or send it to amazon to get it fixed or reimbursed.
[Redmi Note 9S / Note 9 Pro (Indian Model) Question] nabilrezki:
Okay, i've rather just send it back to Amazon then.

So, if i order the same device, what should i do to be sure to flash the apropriate twrp and rom ?
[Redmi Note 9S / Note 9 Pro (Indian Model) Question] ck32:
Salut ,

Renvoie a Amazon ce sera plus sûre. Je pense qu'une tu lui a injecté une mauvaise rom ce qui l'a brické...

Tu avais quelles spécifications pour ton tel? Car je me pose aussi la question entre Curtana et Joyeuse. Le mien possède un capteur arrière de 64 M pixels en global rom et 4/64 en Ram.

J'attends aussi le délai pour deverouiller mon bootloader.

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Hello, I think youn'd better send it back to amazon because you brick it flashing a bad rom.

What are the specifications of your phone ? I have the same and it is not easy to say if it is a Curtana or a Joyeuse. My phone is a Global version with 64 M pixel camera an 4/64 Ram.

I am also waiting to unlock my bootloader.

Bye

Envoyé de mon Redmi Note 6 Pro en utilisant Tapatalk
[Redmi Note 9S / Note 9 Pro (Indian Model) Question] nabilrezki:
Salut, yes c'est ce que j'ai fait du coup, j'ai été remboursé hier, donc je viens tout juste de commander le même modèle. c'est la version Global 64mp et 6gb ram/64gb .

Après honnêtement j'ai pas vraiment fait gaffe pour ce qui est de la version, si c'est une Curtana ou Joyeuse, j'ai juste pris le premier TWRP que j'ai trouvé, et les roms dispos sur le net. Le problème c'est qu'il y a rien qui indique quelle rom est compatible avec quel modèle :/

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Hi, yes that's what i did, i was reimbursed yesterday, so i just ordered the same model. It's the Global version 64mp 6gb ram/64gb .

And honestly, I didn't really pay attention to the version, if it's a Curtana or Joyeuse, I just took the first TWRP i found, and the roms available on the internet. The problem is that there is nothing to indicate which rom is compatible with which model: /
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Karim Kahale:
Hello, I hope everyone is doing great.

I'm currently running latest stock android 10 on my G960F D/S.

I am trying to uninstall bloat apps like Excel/OneDrive/Maps, usually I use SD Maid or FX explorer with root of course, and I navigate to system/priv-app or system/app and delete the undesired apk. However, every single time I delete Excel for example, the app would reappear after rebooting.

What is the definitive way to get rid of this bloatware permanently?

Thank You for reading.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] B1nz:
It never happen to me before, but maybe you can try using ADB. Like this

I believe it won't fully remove the apps, but it's almost like uninstalling the apps.

Maybe somebody correct me if I'm wrong
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Karim Kahale:
Looks like after multiple reboots the apps got uninstalled, weird bug I'm not sure.

Thanks for offering help though.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Karim Kahale:
[SOLVED]
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] TheMadScientist:
Probably was missing busy box. Or didn't have the system rw
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Jonathan1683:
Great deal thought I should pass it along. Only for one day.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16875995017&Tpk=75-995-017
[Samsung Galaxy A10 Questions & Answers] StrongTea:
A few months ago, I successfully rooted my SM-A105FN/DS with Magisk and Odin. I remember I had TWRP on there, but I think I flashed my phone again, therefore causing my phone to lose TWRP. I recently decided to install the TWRP recovery again, yet I installed the wrong recovery, and after flashing with Flashify and rebooting, I was met with a boot loop. I only saw the Samsung logo with the official software warning and bootloader unlock warning. This would restart constantly until I plugged in my phone, to be met with the logo stuck on the screen. I cannot enter adb, fastboot, Odin mode or recovery mode. My PC doesn't recognise it. I spoke to some Samsung support people online, and they hand no clue whatsoever. I don't want to pay for a repair (I doubt they'd repair it anyways because I have bricked it with a rom and have rooted it). Is it possible to fix it with software, and if not, how can I, and is it possible to replace it with the motherboard of another A10?
[Samsung Galaxy A10 Questions & Answers] AsleepOrDead:
you solved that?
[Samsung Galaxy A10 Questions & Answers] moupow:
i have the same problem, this situation is very nerve wrecking. anyone got a fix on this one?
[Samsung Galaxy A10 Questions & Answers] FelipeHiroshi:
You cold try to wait until the battety get flat,then you hold vol + and - buttouns then plug into a computer,you should see the download mode
[Samsung Galaxy A10 Questions & Answers] brunoman4006:
can you open the fastboot mode with volume down + power? it may enables the odin again
[Samsung Galaxy A10 Questions & Answers] ashanti gb:
i flash 64 bit rom on my a10 32 bit and it won't reboot it can't charging is there any way to fix it guys
[Samsung Galaxy A10 Questions & Answers] mvikrant97:
All you need to use Chimera Tool to repair the dead boot and then flash back using odin mode.

You can research more about it online.
[Samsung Galaxy A10 Questions & Answers] master_lam:
I just fix my phone with same issue black screen (after install custom rom Havoc and Vendor amr64). You must turn off your phone (out of battery or disconnect battery) -> Enter TWRP by press and hold Volume Up + Power at same time. Flash Eureka kernel patch AOSP (https://eurekadevelopment.github.io/kernel.html) with Default option and Permissive mode.
[Samsung Galaxy A10 Questions & Answers] Ronla12:
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Even chimera tool can't fix it with EUB to repair boot.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] TauTau:
Hi,

since I rooted my phone, it optimizes aps on each boot, which obviously prevents a somewhat fast boot. How can I prevent this?
[Android Auto General] basstek1:
Android auto px6. I have such a problem. After resetting the device the "sterring wheel mapping" option disappeared, how to restore it?

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[Nook Touch Android Development] nmyshkin:
microG (and Calendar)

If you're not familiar with microG, here is a quick run-down.

If you just don't want to have any trouble with apps that use GSF, you can use the CM 11 image with microG installed. You don't need to do anything else.

If you want to run a Google app like Books or Drive, you will need to add a Google account. This can be done through the microG settings app or via the CM 11 Settings app. The process is slow and keyboard response is temperamental, so be prepared. You will also need to enable Google device registration in the microG settings app.

Calendar Edit: 9-30-22: This no longer works. Calendar is, in fact broken.

Never say never. I was pretty sure this was broken, although I thought it once worked. It turns out I was right on both accounts. More importantly, the version of microG which worked with Calendar still appears to work overall, but there is a catch. Here's what you need to do:

1. The existing com.google.android.gms........apk needs to be replaced with com.google.android.gms-19420020.apk

2. Calendar.apk needs to be added back to /system/app (permissions: rw-r--r--)

3. GoogleCalendarSyncAdapter.apk needs to be added to /system/app (permissions: rw-r--r--)

4. CalendarProvider.apk needs to be added back to /system/priv-app (permissions: rw-r--r--)

5. Reboot

The catch: you must add the Google account while trying to start Calendar. This will happen automatically when you try to open Calendar. Adding the account in this way makes it work for everything on the device. Adding it as described above makes Calendar ignore the account. Go figure.

If there is any interest in Calendar, I can put together a zip package to download the needed files.
[Nook Touch Android Development] nmyshkin:
Discoveries

7-13-22

1. Alternative launcher: Simple E-ink Launcher is just what it says. I came across it while reading about the alternative firmware developed for the Nook Glowlight series. This launcher is part of the package. Very spartan. Nice if you only have a few apps. See image below.

2. General purpose reader: Yeah, I remember what I said, but I was surprised at just how well Koreader performed on the ROM--once you change one setting.

The setting in question has to do with "flash-back" (i.e.,visual cue that you touched something). The ROM does not like this setting at all, but if you can live without it, it all works great. Image attached below shows how I have those particular settings (found from gear-->screen-->E-ink settings).
[Nook Touch Android Development] youxiaojie:
support!
[Nook Touch Android Development] dsiva:
Thank you for posting. I was trying to see if I could refresh my nook without glowlight, and got here. suprised that someone is working on it after all these years. All the best!
[Nook Touch Android Development] GarnetSunset:
Hyped as **** for this!
[Nook Touch Android Development] ELECTROHAXZ:
This is awesome! It runs well on my Nook Simple Touch with Glowlight from a 16gb micro SD card. There are a few issues but I can live with most, however one is quite annoying. The issue I have is that I can't charge my Nook while in Android 4.4. If I boot it to the original OS (version 1.2.2) then it charges fine. The other major issue is that the battery percentage reported in Android 4.4 does not match the one shown in the stock OS at all. The stock OS reported 6% battery while the Nook OS said 16%. These issues are both seemingly random since sometimes it does work. It will say it's plugged in but not charging in the battery section of settings in Android 4.4 and I can always tell by the LED light. If it's not charging but should be, it will be green, if it's charging when it should be then it's yellow. It does work sometimes but requires some rebooting and messing with things to get it to be functional. Otherwise I love it! My nook also has a brand new battery and does last a long time, though it would be cool to see battery life improved in Android 4.4.
[Nook Touch Android Development] nmyshkin:
Unfortunately the power/charging/sleep/screensaver are all tangled up together. With the screensaver app I made the way it is supposed to work may not always be the way it works. But you can humor it. Try this:

Only plug in to charge with the screensaver dismissed (i.e., before the device has gone to sleep). Before disconnecting from charge, dismiss the screensaver. This seems to be the biggest stumbling block as the ROM wants to change the way the "n" button works if it's in a sleep cycle. The screensaver app is trying to work around that, but there is this grey area of charging when asleep. Try it and see if that helps (you'd need to do a fresh boot, though, if the device shows charging when it is not plugged in before you adopt this regimen).

This may also clear up the battery % discrepancy you are seeing between stock and CM11. I haven't had a chance to run mine long enough today to check on that, but I don't remember seeing the problem during the original shakedown. If I see that later today, I'll report back. (you can expect to see minor differences depending on how close the percentage is to changing when you go from one OS to the other as the boot process does gobble up some electrons)

Edit: I ran my NST on the CM11 ROM for most of the day, doing some charging and some cleanup here and there of things that had changed since I last booted it up. Everything was fine as long as I observed the sequence described above for charging and unplugging. The battery indicator on the CM11 ROM showed 85% when I booted back into the stock ROM. There it showed 84%. Probably the squirrely behavior you observed was tied to the bolluxed charging indicator/screensaver issue. It's just touchy and if you want to use it you need to learn its foibles for the best overall experience.
[Nook Touch Android Development] ELECTROHAXZ:
Good to know. If it's an issue I will try that. I have since discovered that a much easier solution to get things in sync is just to reboot the thing. Frankly that seems a lot easier than the whole thing you said about when to charge and lock/unlock so that's what I've been doing. I just hope it actually is charging when the OS is making the charging LED green and saying not charging despite it being less than 100%. Guess I can find that out with my USB power meter. Thanks for the response!
[Android Head-Units] I3eMe0:
My radio is from china with android 8.1 and supports USB disk up to 32 GB

When I plug a flash drive into any of the two USB ports, nothing happens on the radio, no response, fat32 and NTFS flash drives do nothing. You think it's something with the settings? When I plug my phone into the port it only charges. Mirrorlink usb can't connect either. Please help me.

I'm sorry if the topic is in the wrong category, but I'm from Poland and I don't understand much,
[Android Head-Units] sean19661:
Did you format it fat 32 ?

Also try another USB stick
[Android Head-Units] ikerg:
Did you check that the usb ports are well connected to the back of the units? Perhaps the connector is loose

Enviado desde mi SM-G975F mediante Tapatalk
[Android Head-Units] I3eMe0:
Yes i formated it fat32 and this same situation - nothing like that in NTFS format.

Today i will try with another usb stick but if I connect my phone with wire - radio doesnt react too.
[Android Head-Units] I3eMe0:
Yes I did.Everything is connected well behind radio.

Maybe its something in settings to do?
[Android Head-Units] sean19661:
Maybe try plug-in your cell phone see if it sees your phone or some other device
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] sean32:
Just bought my compact IV from a t mobile shop in colchester.

I wish I had read the threads first before buying.

The radio reception is very bad, not just on 3g.

The problem is with the small antennas inside the phone, and though roms may improve the switching between 2g/3g and other issues, they will not give you 3g reception where your old phone may have had it.

The signal received on this phone is nearly 10db (one tenth) of that of the varioII.

I am currently trying to return the phone and cancel the renewal of my contract with t-mobile as it is impossible to try these things out in a shop, so therefore the inability to make phone calls in rural areas near clacton on sea where my previous phone was able, makes the phone not fit for the purpose it was intended for.

The offical t-mobile map shows my area as coverd by "good" 3g reception.

The trying to cancel the contract problem has been going on for nearly 2 weeks now with various wasted journeys to the shop, signing forms, only then to discover the area manager who aproved the cancelation then "changed his mind".

I am goung to colchester again tomorrow. i'll see what happens.

I hope this can be sorted out before travelling expensis and car park fees exceeds the value of the phone.

Ill keep you updated.

Maybe we should start a "Im taking it back" thread.

perhaps htc may start to listen.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] MarcLandis:
If you don't have it try to upgrade your Radio Rom to version 1.00.25.05. This one has the best receiption so far.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Nameless21:
I.ve had a problem similar to yours. Go back to the shop and tell them the phones no good because of the signal. And if they tell you tough ****. (Which is very likely) go though the otelo process. Which starts with writing a letter to t mobile about the problem. When you get a reply from them saying tough **** in other words go to http://www.otelo.org.uk/

I did with 3. And found them to be very good.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] R3PUBL1K:
A shame you did not get this over the internet as in the UK you have the distance selling law - which gives you 7 days to decide to keep it?

Have you tried the not fit for purpose and the 28 day clause?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] ericsson68:
You don't need any Distance Selling Regulations to help you out here.

T-Mobile have a 'Network Guarantee'. As long as you gave your postcode as part of the purchase (which you would have had to to get a contract) you have 14 days to return the phone and ask for a cancellation because of bad signal compared to what they say on the website. This applies to either shop or online bought phones the last time I looked.

In any event, even if you had bought online, the Distance Selling Directive may not always help you - so always take advice to quote the DSD carefully. The regulations are applied differently to mobile phones because you are buying a product and a service - unless of course you purchase a PAYG phone.

Unless the vendor specifically tells you before you buy that they will void your contract on return of the handset, you're only legally entitled to a refund for the return of the item. The vendor is perfectly within their rights to enforce the contract as this is a service that has already begun before you received the item and in a lot of cases the contract isn't even with the vendor but a third party. You'll note that mobile services begin on the day the phone is shipped to you.

Most mobile firms however will cancel the contract if Distance Sold and you contact them within 7 days of receipt and the handset is returned (generally unused) within another 7 days of them issuing you the RAN.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discu] equationer:
I am DIY guy. About three months ago I had issues with my Note 8 (phone). It started with battery going from 100 to 0 in just few hours, each day it would take less and less time to do that until about a week later battery wouldnt hold charge and charge at all. No brainer - Battery is dead. Ordered new battery and replaced it. Worked fine for about a month and then the same thing happened in exactly the same manner. Started scratching my head, and came to a conclusion that the replacement battery might be faulty. So ordered another one again and replaced it . Worked great again for a month , would charge and hold charge until about a week ago the exact same thing happened only this time it took only 3 days for the battery to die completely. Has anyone encountered this weird issue? Both of my batteries were from iFixit store and they werent cheap- about £25. Now I have no idea whether to try another battery ?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Guides, News, &] paulo boë:
SOME OF THIS MIGHT BE A BIT OUTDATED.

I haven't checked Riru for some time now. My school is killing me with assignments. When I have a bit of free time I will check everything and update this post.

Hello!!

In this thread I'm gonna show you how to install root with Magisk and install xposed.

First off all. This is how I did it. I'm going to explain it to the best of my abilities. However, if this does not work for you, or it resolves into a brick, its not my fault. Everything you do to your device it your own doing.

With that being said. Lets start!!

My setup:

Phone: Poco F2 Pro

Rom: xiaomi.eu Stable for Poco F2 Pro/Redmi K30 Pro

Android version: 10

Root: Magisk 21

Edxposed version: EdXposed-YAHFA-v0.4.6.2.4529.-release

Riru core version: magisk-riru-v21.3

EdXposed manager version: EdXposedManager-4.5.7-45700

What did i do?

I installed xiaomi.eu weekly first. But quickly after finding out that root doesn't work on Android 11 yet, I installed the stable which was still on Android 10.

So here are the steps what i did to install EdXposed

The files should be attached to this post as a zip, if you don't see them here is a link

1: Install latest Magisk 21.1

2: Install magisk-riru-v21.3.zip

3: Install EdXposed-YAHFA-v0.4.6.2.4529.-release.zip

4: Reboot phone

5: Install EdXposed installer

After I did this Chrome stopped working. Every time I wanted to open Chrome it just closed on its own. So I did a little search on Google and found a fix.

Thanks to Reddit user lkn194 for explaining how to fix this issue.

A quick step-by-step on how he/she did it:

In EdXposed Installer:

1: Go to settings> Framework> activate APP LIST MODE

2: Go to applications (Black list)> Leave enabled for:

• Android Services Library;

• Chrome;

• Google service structure;

• Google play services;

• Google play services for AR

3: Restart your device. After that you're done and Chrome is working

The first module I installed was CustoMIUIzer. Its an amazing addon mod for MIUI devices. You should definitely check that out.

This is the link

I hope this works for you as well as it does for me.

If you have any questions, be sure to say so.

Thanks for checking this out and have a great day!!
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Guides, News, &] paulo boë:
Welp the files weren't attached to that post, so here they are.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Guides, News, &] krilok:
Thanks for the tutorial, but just wondering; does Customiuizer work well for you if you've got phone security enabled? I ask because I tried it earlier after correctly installing edxposed on the latest stable MIUI EU, but once I had customised the settings through the app and rebooted to have them applied, all I got was an onscreen 'please wait' warning that just hung there forever.

After doing some online research, I found out that if the phones encrypted (fingerprint or password), the Customiuizer app gets stuck on load for some strange reason. If all security options are disabled, then the app will apply the customisations just fine (although at the moment not all features seem to work on Miui12), so just wanted to know if this happens to you as well... Thanks again.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Guides, News, &] paulo boë:
Hmm. To be honest, I've never encountered that. I always disable the MIUI security checks. So everything works fine for me from the get-go. I guess you have to disable the security to get it working. I'm sorry to say so, I'm not much help here...