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[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Babbsack:
Indeed! Very easy to use and works without any problem!

Debloated my OP8P within a minute. I am really satisfied...

Already sent my donation to you, dear Cyber.Cat. Thanks for this nice tool! :)
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Cyber.Cat:
You are welcome! I'm glad you like ADB AppControl. There are many more cool updates ahead.
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] gerega:
Is this tool open source?
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Cyber.Cat:
No, this is an author's project.
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] gerega:
So, we need to trust you, that you dont mess around with our devices, install a drive-by trojan etc. while using your tool. Seems quite risky to me!! Everybody should be serious about it.

How do you guarantee I can trust your tool?
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Cyber.Cat:
How many open source projects have you personally tested for threats?)

This is my author's project on which I have already spent hundreds of hours of my time (and received a lot of positive feedback). But I did not obfuscate the source code and any specialist can audit it.
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Furious Froyo:
You can't completely uninstall apps without root. This simply disables them for the current user. If you do a hard reset, they are re-enabled.
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] gerega:
You cant read all the code, but, yes, I have read some parts of some projects, of course. But actually I have found what I was searching for ;) your one8 preset list. I was interested in what you remove. BTW you have a typo in your list: it is tachyon not yachyon app. ;)

So nevertheless, sounds and seems like a good tool you have made! Kudos!
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Cyber.Cat:
Thanks, fixed.
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] chemengire:
Hello ?,

Where may a person download the full application source code to audit it?

Thank you for your application.
[MDA Compact II ROM Development] DaRk_ViRuS:
Hello. I have a MDA Compact 2 and i want to update to WM6 Ridingshark TouchFLO German version.

I have an G4 Device with the IPL/SPL 3.08.0001 (AKU 3.3 T-Mobile German Rom).

Can i update to WM6 without Cid/Sim unlock and reflash to original WM5 AKU 3.3 if nessacary ?

Sorry for my bad English and my Question but this is my first Smartphone and i don't want to kill my Device.
[MDA Compact II ROM Development] ChrBeck:
I will answer in German for you and translate to English after that.

German

Du brauchst irgendein WM5 ab akku 2 Also 3.3 ist OK. Dann musst du nur die in dem Ordner enthaltenen CAB Dateien installieren, einen Softreset machen und die batch Datei (.bat) ausführen. Dann machen was da steht. Hinterher ein Hardreset und alles ist gut.

Du musst gar nichts entsperren, es geht auch mit sim und cdi lock.

Du kannst dir merken, das das in allen neuen Charmer ROMs immer gleich ist.

English:

You need any WM5 on your Device. Then install the cabs outz of the ROM folder, do a softreset and run the .bat file. Then do what is written there. After that an hardreset and everything is good.

You don't need to unlook anything. It works with all looks.

In all new Charmer ROMS it is always the same.
[MDA Compact II ROM Development] DaRk_ViRuS:
Hallo nochmal. Habe jetzt WM6 drauf. Gibt es denn auch eine deutsche WM6 Version ohne TouchFlo. Ich finde das bremst den sowiso schon recht langsamen Charmer ganz schön aus.

Kann man von WM6 denn ohne weiteres wieder auf WM5 flashen (AKU 3.3 von T-Mobile) oder muss man dabei irgendwas beachten?

Tut mir leid, dass ich auf deutsch schreibe, aber bevor ich mir meinen Charmer kaputt mache, frage ich lieber so nach, dass ich auch alles verstehe.
[MDA Compact II ROM Development] ChrBeck:
Answered you in a PM. Please translate your last post.
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] RichyRicho:
Phone automatically updated to 12.0.1.0 last night, and I can not get it to boot back to TWRP, LR LWRP or Orangefox.

When it wants to boot to the recovery after holding power and up, it just black screens for a few seconds and reboots, then boots back into MIUI.

Am I doing something wrong or has something changed with this version, and the recoveries need to change something?

Thanks
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] RichyRicho:
So i found that only 1 version on LR TWRP actually boots

TWRP-3.3.2B-0305-REDMI_NOTE8PRO-CN-wzsx150.img

https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=8889791610682889486

After this, just follow all the normal steps, like format all data and close AVB, and you are up and running :D
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Thargorsson:
Hi all,

i own a Tab S6 T860 (non-lte) for quite a while now, about 6 months.

There are some downsides like the horrible unbuffered screen tearing that you'll get with fast-scrolling, but the overall device is pretty premium-sided, and it's got a decent processor, a great display (color/resolution wise) although im missing 2160p in youtube.

Question is as i (until now) didnt bothered developing for a new device, since i had my hands full with the MiPad4, some alcatel devices and are Maintaining official LineageOS for three legacy devices, should i develop for this one if the community still wants it.

The lead-dev of the MiPad left it so im thinking about developing for the Tab S6 now.

I would only develop LineageOS, starting with 16.0 then doing 17.1 and then 18 but idk how long it would take, since ive no real knowledge of the newest platforms and how they are built, so i'd be reading/trying out stuff a LOT before some release nightlies. The "latest" i developed for was the MiPad4 with a sdm660 btw but i mainly do legacy (e.g 8953/8952/8926).

So please leave your feedback or any other opinions/questions, if we reach a decent amount of people who still want it i'll start right away when im back home from my vacations on 18th.

Best Regards!

Edit: Since theres no real telegram group, and i MAINLY talk via telegram i made one so you can contact me quickly.

https://t.me/joinchat/Bn6f-VKeQfZfiKXo69h3Mw
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Thargorsson:
#reserved 1
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] TiTiB:
I would LOVE to have LOS on my Tab S6 (SM-T860) WiFi-only tablet!

Don't even care about stuff like fingerprint, external keyboard, Widevine, Bluetooth, any 'functionality' similar to what Samsung 'provides' like, you name it.

I've spent sooo much time, and a few dollars, trying to get preinstalled stuff to *not* work! but still be able to boot—Knox bull****, anyone?

And having telephony **** on my WiFi-only tablet, either. Something that has baffled me for years is why a 'custom' ROM for a Wifi-only device has software that trys to interact with nonexistent hardware, using up cpu as it continually tries...on a bit of a rant, there.

So yeah, I'm all in. FWIW, I helped write the instructions, and did a *lot* of testing for rooting the Tab S5e, so I ain't scared to test out stuff; check it out, here:

https://xdaforums.com/tab-s5e/how-to/galaxy-tab-s5e-sm-t720-root-t3947806
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Thargorsson:
Thanks for the info about the S5e, i was unaware of how well it is supported.

I would definitely do stuff like fingerprint, widevine, Bluetooth (PEN) and stuff.

But idk about those keyboards samsung offers and how they function since i cant test it on my own.

Same goes for the LTE but im pretty sure i can just use the same blobs.

BTW anyone has a firehose package for the tab s6 by chance???
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] mu-sensei:
I too would love LOS in this device. Samsung UI is cluttery, lagging (on mine), and an absolute mess. My PocoF1 gives me better Honkai Impact 3 (a gatcha action fighting game) performance than this tablet, and the poco is an SD845, with lite LOS. So yeah, I'd love to have this. My warranty is void anyways (because samsung decided so I haven't done a thing to void it), so it'd be great to have a reason to take advantage of that.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] JoshReuben:
Chiming in for a plea to get a Lineage build for the Tab S6.

Such a gorgeous piece of hardware beset by such a ****ty software implementation. Why does Samsung insist on abusing its customers? I'd gladly pay for a Lineage or AOSP rom for our device.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Thargorsson:
Alright, a little update:

Kernel is done -> link found below

It has to be handled with care as of now. Installing it on my running rom resulted in a crash when unlocking the device. A quick factory reset fixed the problem but keep that in mind when installing this on your device.

Rom will follow up hopefully till next month - but i cant promise anything.

T-860:

https://dl.keksla.wtf/boot_t860.img

T-865:

(uploading)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] ykkfive:
i would love to have custom kernel for samsung rom, but i don mind if you can make enhancements to the kernel like under volt or to solve the graphics lagging issues. it was just tiny changes involved in the past to make it work for both stock and LineageOS but for android 10, i have no idea

i have long inactive in both rom and kernel developments and i doubt how long should it take to get familiar with changes from android 7 to 10 :D

ps i am still on pie, too lazy to upgrade due to my csc is tgy, which lacks updates as usual, and i dont wanna reinstall everything as to switch to dbt and to re-enter all my passwords :p

btw, may i ask if the stock android 10 fixed the problem with fast scrolling? i have experiences lags and graphics distortions with the samsung browser which was way toooooo unacceptable for a top device like tab s6
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Thargorsson:
nope, sadly we still suffer from those issues on Q .

I dont have any good knowledge of how to apply those undervolts as i never done it before (lineageos requires stock govenors for official) but if you can point me to the correct commits i can look at it
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] ykkfive:
oh...

there were some cpu/voltage tweaks for the same cpu before for my old devices. and for our tab s 6 there are a few devices with the same cpu like one plus. you can search the cpu model in github and then you can find the code name of it and those devices which use the same cpu. i used to get those tweaks for modifying kernels for my previous devices. however for our 855, sadly there's no port for the samsung devices afaik, so you may need to make some more changes in order to port them

---------- Post added at 05:54 ---------- Previous post was at 05:35 ----------

just found this one https://github.com/kdrag0n/proton_bluecross/releases

it should be a 855 with some oc according to the change log, but unfortunately i couldnt load the changes with my browser so i couldnt find the relevant commits

may be you can take a look at that
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] weinbers:
I'm in at 17.1 level and up. Don't want to go back...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] ElsaReyes:
YES! Yes please please please! I have been dreaming and hoping LOS would come to the Tab S6 for SO long now. So yes, please make a rom for it. Please.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Fuzzums:
I would love to have LOS rom support on the Tab S6! The lack of Lineage OS support was the one thing holding me back from purchasing the Tab S6, compared to the Tab S5E, but I wanted the faster processor, storage, and larger memory capacity.

That said, if you develop a working LOS rom, that would be a huge win for all Tab S6 users!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Techguy777:
I don't think there is a person on XDA with the tab S6 that would not want to see a custom lineage Rom built. I do want a working Spen though. Im on stock 10 One UI 2.5 and samsung is extremely slow at releasing the kernel source code for the 860. Its definitely worth it to use to build one if you can. Thanks for developing on the tab S6.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] lucgardos:
LOS for T-865 ?! Yes, absolutely ;)

P.S: Working pen would be great of course.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] DeanoD:
Still On The Fence.

I would support a ROM for this device, but I am leery about past issues and previous devices. I had 3 smp600 units, and all three were beaten to the edge with constant testing of all the ROMS I could grab. But, only ONE of those tabs choked on something from a pure LOS build. Then it hit a brick wall. I could never find a way past a Nov 18 build. So, now with two smt870 units, I will tread lightly. And, big question: WHY are we STILL stuck with ODIN for this process? I know nothing of the process of coding and writing these great ROMS, but having to drag out a WINDOWS laptop to update my android device seems like many steps backwards. I have no NEED for a laptop save for praying for Odin to even run properly. Wish there were better ways for us old farts who've forgotten more tricks than new ones have been taught. But, I am on board to get the Sammy off of my tab. Thanks for your errors.

;-DeanoD
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Techguy777:
Well if your not rooted you dont need odin you can install official release update. If you mean to install custom rom like lineage you again dont need odin after you install TWRP.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] tin2404:
Actually, on debloated rooted stock ROM I don't see any problems so far..Device is holding it solid and sound.

Flavour of Lineage is absolutely welcome, but personaly I wouldn't use it because a lot of bugs and non functional addons.

Personally...this tablet without pen is like Ferrari without fuel.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] JoshReuben:
Rooted debloated stock is miles ahead of Samsung's incompetent shadow apps. But even as stripped down as I can make it, the ROM still lags and burns battery in the background. I've tried everything and can't get this beautiful expensive piece of hardware to perform to its specs. I respect others who love it as is, but I've never gotten comfortable with the pen and just want a light, fast tablet with a beautiful screen that doesn't overtax its battery.

I'd switch to Lineage on this device in a heartbeat.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] fritzeman:
this project still alive? seems dead for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tops1:
When do you think that you might be doing any rom for the tab
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Dadditz:
@Thargorsson

Dude it would be awesome to develop LOS

or any custom roms and would be fantastic

if we could use MicroG alongside the rom(s) too.

Stay safe and take your time.

Cheers
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] fritzeman:
Forget it, he was last seen on august. No sign since then.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] JoshReuben:
Am I missing it, or is there really not a single custom rom for this amazing piece of hardware? How can that be?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Dadditz:
@fritzeman

Have to say that

people's have a private life too.

Sometimes we all have to make

choices and surely there are more

important things than developing a ROM.

I know you understand this..

Cheers ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] crawforc3:
Bringing this back from the dead. Are there any ROMs for the s6 out there?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] ykkfive:
thinking of building a custom kernel with tweaks for the wifi version, but i don think i will make a custom rom since it is too time consuming for me due to my health conditions
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] ykkfive:
btw, just curious, no more developers here for this amazing tablet, either kernel or rom makers, no matter retired, inactive, etc?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] mu-sensei:
I'd love Lineage OS for this, but unfortunately I don't have the tech savvyness to do it myself.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] lurgainn:
Hi, first of all I want to thank you for your efforts for our Tab S6.

I read in the Telegram group, the problem about how Samsung manages the mounting of "system" partition during the boot, and how that stopped you to be able to develop a rom.

However, I guess that the Tab S6 Lite is different from S6 for the chipset used and other things, but maybe it's the same for the bootstrap sequence because it was fabricated and developed by Samsung around the same time.

So, is it possible to analyze the source code (sorry, I have not so much knowledge about ROM development) of LineageOS of Tab S6 Lite to understand how they solved this problem?

I don't want to force anyone, but maybe if you contact the S6 Lite's LineageOS maintainers (I believe they are "Linux4" and "haggertk"), they could be useful to understand how to solve that problem.

Anyway thanks again and best regards
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] weinbers:
I would pay towards a working, maintained lineage os rom. I can even live without dex and the s pen.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] tek3195:
Put a bounty out on it. Don't see them very often any more, but I will put $50 towards it.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] weinbers:
Not sure how to set that up or how it works...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion] tek3195:
I've never set one up either, would have to search correct way of doing it. Also have to make sure it is allowed on XDA, seems like it should be but not sure. Used to see them in SuperSu app forums for root solutions before Magisk took the world by storm. You would just have to find people willing to contribute to the pot and hopefully a dev would take interest. Sometimes the money is needed to purchase the device itself as devs don't do a lot of blind builds. Without the device in hand the work gets even more time consuming. Hell, if there were a true ROM developer with a tab s6 there would be a ROM available.

There's another way I seen it done, rather than a cash bounty someone was pooling money for device purchase to gift a dev working on bootloader unlock. They sent him the tablet and he cracked the bootloader and gained a tab for his collection. Win win.
[General Questions and Answers] UglyStuff:
Leagoo T5c stuck at "Powered by Android" after "failed" attempt to install Android 11

Hi everyone,

I'm ready to say a thousand times "Mea culpa", but as I explained over and over in this very forum, I'm a noob when it comes to Android.

Android 11 was released yesterday, and yes, I downloaded an image for my phone, or what I thought would be a suitable image for my phone (got the arm64-v7a version), yes, I used TWRP to install it (as system image, not boot or any of the other options, because it seemed like the logical choice at the time), and yes, when the phone restarted, I was (and still am) stuck at the "Powered by Android" screen, and nothing happens.

(I didn't get any error message when in TWRP while installing the Android 11 image, though, no warning whatsoever.)

Even booting in recovery mode by pressing the Power, Volume Up and Volume Down buttons simultaneously won't work. The phone just restarts.

I thought I could save the day by flashing a stock ROM with the flashing tool provided by Leagoo, but since the phone won't shutdown, just restart over and over, the flashing tool is useless.

I juggled with the Windows drivers for the phone, hopping from one (ADB bootloader, etc...) to the next, no effect.

I wish I could open the phone and remove the battery, then put if back in, but that's impossible, because I don't have the tools it requires, so that option is out the window.

I'm open to suggestions that won't entail using this phone as a paperweight or a projectile to keep the demons at bay, though at the moment, I really don't see what purpose it could serve other than that.

Battery life isn't stellar on this device, so I suppose I could wait until it dies on me, then try to flash a stock ROM, but isn't there another way to revive the phone and start from scratch.

***I promise I won't try to upgrade Android again on this phone!***

I'd just rooted the phone, last Sunday, and everything was going fine.

I feel stupid like you wouldn't believe, but right now, I really need your help. :(
[General Questions and Answers] UglyStuff:
SOLVED: I somehow (and miraculously) managed to flash a stock ROM on the phone and I'm now in the process of setting it up as new.

A few pointers:

- On this phone, pressing Power/Volume Up/Volume Down will reboot the device; if you want to shut it down, you have to press Power and Volume Down only, and then sometimes it'll reboot anyway...

- I had to download and install either the generic USB drivers from here, or the Unisoc drivers from here to get Windows to recognize the phone. Maybe it was a problem with my phone, and the generic Google drivers will suffice in other people's phones.

You must use the UPGRADEDOWNLOAD_R17.17.2001 tool (the latest version available from here, at least), load the .pac you'll have downloaded prior to using the tool (unzip/unrar it as it'll most probably come in a compressed format) while the phone is unplugged and preferably turned off.

Load the .pac file in the flashing tool, plug your phone in the USB port, and click on the Download button. As soon as the tool clears the "Boot" stage in the Steps column, you're good to go, as it's the bootloader that causes the issues here.

The rest of the ROM install should proceed without a hitch. It should take about 10 to 15 minutes in all, then your phone will be turned off. First boot after a ROM flashing can take several minutes, but as soon as you see the Leagoo logo on-screen, it means you're home-free.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] fritzo:
Does anyone make a car charger with a built in dock? If not, why not? That would be an awesome product :D If so...WHERE???!!!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] gomo187:
amazon has several car holders for the phone, one is a windshield dock with a charger plug built in for $16
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] trinode:
brodit make some they come in 2 parts, a mount for the phone, and a fitting for the car, no drilling etc, made to fit the car
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] orithm:
if only there was an in car charger which worked...
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] Roskous:
NFC stopped working after an unsuccessful full backup of the system, tried to flash the firmware, install the stock firmware, and many others. Nothing helps.