yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Amazfit] SACS73:
The same happens to me. But it is annoying.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Coffephone1:
I have a phone that is used in the store . But is discountinued. I can't use the phone whitout demo mode. I tried to restart it with newflash and firmware. But it just returns to demo . How can I use it as a normal phone
[Android Apps and Games] superkoal:
Hi everyone!

I'd like to invite you to try our brand new game "Penguins on Ice".

It's a Battle-Toads inspired autoscroller and you can play it via touch-gestures, gamepad or remote (Android-TV, FireTV).

=> Check out the Trailer <=

[YOUTUBE]fSat3z_R9jU[/YOUTUBE]

Store Links

Google Play Store

Amazon App Store

Game features

Penguins are adorable.

5 scripted levels with increasing difficulty

Endless level with online leaderboard

Control via touch, remote (TV) or gamepad

Supports TV & mobile devices

Retro-inspired, true 64x64 pixel graphics

Sound On! 8-bit inspried soundtrack.

This game first started as a weekend-project for a low-res game jam. We then liked the outcome so much, we decided to further develop it into a full-grown game and publish it.

If you have any questions about the game or the development process - feel free to ask! :)

Since we are 3 Indie developers doing this in their free time, we don't have the resources to do a broad marketing campaign. So it would be really nice if you could try the game and let us know what you think - either here on XDA or via Review in the app stores.

Thank you and enjoy!
[Android Apps and Games] superkoal:
Since this is a Dev-Forum you might want to know that the app was fully done in unity. I did, however, write some Android plugins to handle native stuff. Mainly because we are supporting the Amazon platform as well - and Amazon discontinued any Unity support a couple of years ago...
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] gomezjeffrey:
Even when my WIFI is connected and shows it is connected, i cannot do anything online. i have to reconnect to my WIFI to use the internet. This problem occurs really frequently like 3-4 times in 10 min. Please let me know what i can do.
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] DiegoTaka:
The same here,even showing that I'm connected to Wi-Fi, need to turn off and turn on Wi-Fi
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] BulletRizz:
Just picked up this phone and having the same problem but while connected to 5GHz 'so far'.
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] andrschvez:
whem i'm downloading something in play store and lock the phone the speed of the wifi in my phone drop to the floor, from 400 to 10 kb/s
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] gtd2000:
I've been getting similar problems as well.

I often do a reboot but on one occasion the problem lasted for an entire day!

Did anybody find a solution?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Mr Creosote:
My S7 (G930F) has had screen issues that are fairly typical to the model. When it gets a bit cold, the bottom three quarters of the screen go dim, then pink streaks start to appear from the bottom as it gets worse.

This can be be fixed to a certain extent by disabling auto-brightness, then turning the brightness down until the screen looks normal again. Once the brightness is even across the whole screen, it can be turned back up again a little. Sometimes rebooting it helps.

It's been happening very regularly, and it's been so bad that if I'm outdoors in daylight, I need to turn the brightness down to the point where it's hard to see the screen. Even at a comfortable room temperature, it's likely to happen if the brightness is up high. The screen is usually going weird in the morning too, when I first pick it up, until it warms up a little.

As I understand it, it's caused by a bad solder joint somewhere on the screen assembly. It gets cold, the solder contracts a little, enough to cause a bad connection.

Anyway, last weekend I was playing Mario Kart Tour online for quite a while, to the point where the phone was really warm in my hands. Now, ever since, I've not had any screen problems at all. I've had auto-brightness turned on the whole time, it's definitely been exposed to low temperatures, down to maybe 5 Celsius. It was cold to the touch this morning, and it was fine. All the conditions where it would usually happen, the screen has been fine, all week, even with the brightness slider all the way up full for extended periods.

I'm guessing what's happened is similar to the crude but effective trick of fixing a faulty PlayStation 3 by putting the motherboard in the oven for a while, or blasting it with a heat gun, except in this case I've baked the phone from the inside.

A relatively graphically demanding game, played online, constantly processing touch and gyroscope input, means that everything that can get hot has got hot. GPU, CPU, radio. The copper heat dissipation pipe inside has spread the heat across the back of the screen assembly, et voila, the bad solder joint has been cooked just enough to make a better connection.

I guess that like baking a PS3 motherboard, it will ultimately be a temporary fix, but it will be interesting to see how long it works for, and if it will work again if the problems start again.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Wattsensi:
No. You didn't fix anything, you just avoided the problem temporarily. This also happened on my Galaxy S7 and it is due to a partial disconnection of the display flex. Over time, due to thermal expansion and compression the flex' contact becomes loose. When it becomes loose, it disconnects partially when the device cools down because the display and the motherboard contract and get away from each other increasing the distance between the display and the motherboard. If you keep your device hot at all times it will have a reduced lifespan. Don't.

Indeed, you repositioned your flex by heating your phone because it is loose and it sits just right, but at any moment it can come off again.

There is only one permanent fix. You need to take your back panel off and let the device cool to room temperature (important!)

After that, disconnect the display flex completely and then plug it again and push it just tight enough to make a firm contact. Your display should work perfectly now no matter the temperature.

Note that this will remove your IP68 water resistance, but you shouldn't get your phone near water anyways.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Mr Creosote:
My phone has been opened up, all the connectors carefully cleaned with isopropyl alcohol, then firmly pushed back into place.

in fact my phone is made from spare parts. the screen was leftover from a friend's S7, after i replaced their screen for them. they had already had it fixed once while it was under warranty, and the screen problems ultimately started again.

i kept hold of the screen and paired it with a mainboard i had left over from another S7. i wanted to establish if the problem really was the screen assembly, if it was just bad connections, and if it still behaved in the same way with another mainboard.

the problem, in this case, is most definitely the screen assembly. it has displayed exactly the same problems with two different mainboards, after both myself and the warranty repair service had worked on it.

also, if you read what i said properly, you'll see i'm definitely not suggesting keeping it hot all the time as a solution. i'm saying that it got really hot ONCE, for maybe 40 minutes or so, and ever since, it's worked perfectly for the longest period of time i've ever known it to go for without the display going weird. it's been down to 5°c or maybe lower since, i live in rural wales, and it's autumn.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Wattsensi:
If you read what I said properly, you should know that what you did is just a workaround to keep the connector in the correct position temporarily moving it with thermal expansion, you definitely didn't reflow anything because RoHS solder only starts to soften at near 160°C, far beyond what the Exynos TMU will let anything in the board heat up before tripping and shutting the entire motherboard down.

If the problem persists then try putting a small piece of rolled electrical tape above the display connector to make some extra pressure against the board.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Mr Creosote:
yeah "read what i said again properly" was an unnecessarily dickish choice of words on my part. i attribute that to replying before finishing my coffee :D

so would you say from experience that the issue where the bottom half/three quarters of the screen goes dull is pretty much always down to the display connector, and a little extra pressure holding it in place will stop it happening again? i have read conflicting reports, with a few attributing it to a bad solder joint in the screen assembly.

i'm not too worried about opening the phone up again, once the original adhesive has been removed and replaced with the third party pre-cut stuff, it's a bit easier to open it up again.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Wattsensi:
Okay, no problem :)

We all get grumpy without our morning coffee, especially after fixing tens of AOSP build errors and having to restart our 7-hour build.

I had the exact same problem you had, the three bottom quarters of the display blacked out. I am pretty sure it is caused by a weak contact because, from observation alone the phone:

1. the connection restored itself when the phone became hot

2. after cooling down for a while, the display started to fail again

3. by artificially applying a CPU load, the phone heated and the display connector fell back into place connecting the bottom of the display and giving image.

4. the display NEVER flickered when it felt hot to my hands

Also, you mentioned that you exposed your phone to low temperatures so that might cause a cumulative effect over time on a loose display connector, I think they come kinda loose out of the factory or get loose after a few years. I myself opened up my phone with a hair dryer and a few guitar picks, it was hard and I ruined a student credential card but eventually I cooled down the phone so when I remade the contact it would keep itself together on a cold device. Then I detached the connector and voila, it came back to life and confirmed my observation. As a result, I got a free S7 for myself to upgrade from my Huawei P9. The display hasn't failed for me since.

On a second thought, you should probably avoid the electrical tape and use something that will resist higher temperatures without melting or being conductive. Or just avoid a shim altogether. I didn;t need one.

You are pretty much returning the connection to its factory state, keeping it nice and tight for more time.

Good luck, it was quite the learning experience for me and my first time repairing a phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Mr Creosote:
I've got some adhesive foam pads that are meant for use inside electronics, I will cut one of those down to size and give it a try if my screen problems reappear.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Mr Creosote:
After a couple of weeks, the screen problems started to reappear. They've never got as bad as they were before, i haven't had to turn the screen brightness down to the point where it was hard to see, but it has been getting worse and more regular. I've just taken the back off my phone, disconnected the screen connector and pushed it firmly back into place, and added a layer of adhesive foam to it. all seems fine at the moment, i will see how it gets on out on a walk in daylight with auto-brightness on.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] danny_bhoy67:
I have just realised that my device, which I have only had for 2 days, is stuck on 60hz refresh rate and I can't manually change it back to 120hz in display settings. When I press on it in display settings it just doesn't do anything - ie it doesn't open the screen with the bouncing balls and the 2 options. Does anyone know how to fix this? It definitely worked before but I got a MIUI update yesterday and I wonder if that has broken it. According to my settings I am running Global 12.0.2 Stable.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] koberulz:
According to the battery usage screen, about 15% of the battery has been used. And yet, it's in freefall. At 34% I got a low battery warning saying the battery would only last another three hours, even though it was dropping about 1% a minute.

Just randomly happened today. Left it unplugged overnight with Sleep as Android running, woke up to about 70% battery, started browsing on Chrome and Talon for Twitter, and 15 minutes later I had 20% battery. Plugged it in, got it back up to 75%, had to go out. Felt it get hot, checked, saw it was still dropping dramatically. Turned it off, left it to cool, turned it back on, and it continued dropping.

I had it turned off for a while to cool down after I'd plugged it in, as well.

Battery Usage does list Sleep as using 22% battery, but that's since the last full charge so I assume includes what it did overnight, which jives with having a percentage in the 70s when I awoke. Talon, Chrome, Facebook, TiBu, and a couple of other apps are listed as using 1-2% of the battery. That's it.

WTF is going on?
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] xueyaotianxia:
I think the battery might need to be replaced...after I charged my phone to 100% and then reboot, it will show 69% or 70% after the reboot -_-|. Also when the battery % drops down below 50%, my phone could switch off anytime - and then when I switch it on again, the battery is like 1%. I am using this phone as a backup just to receive messages so I don't mind it too much. If you use it as a main phone maybe it is time to upgrade to a newer model...the battery on regular Pixels were not so good even when new...
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] code777:
When the phone is off charge it to 100% then use it until it dies completly, then try to start it couple of times(it should just show a battery low icon or turn off while booting). Then charge it to 100% again while turned off.

This should pretty much reset the electronics in the phone. If it still does it replace the battery.

P.S.: Also look at the phone from the sides to see if you notice any glass poping (just in case the battery has started to expand)
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Jack1Player:
PixelExperience for Poco F2 Pro/Redmi K30 Pro [LMI]

What is this?

Pixel Experience is an AOSP based ROM, with Google apps included and all Pixel goodies (launcher, wallpapers, icons, fonts, bootanimation)

Our mission is to offer the maximum possible stability and security, along with essential and useful features for the proper functioning of the device

Based on Android 11.0

Whats working?

Wifi

- Booting

- Wi-Fi

- Bluetooth

- RIL (calling, SMS, mobile data, VoLTE) (dual SIM works)

- Audio

- Camera

- Camera motor

- Fingerprint on display

- NFC

- GPS

- Camera LED

- Automatic brightness

- USB (MTP, ADB, etc.)

- AOSP offline charging

- LiveDisplay

- Sensors (rotation, accelerometer, etc...)

- Hotspot

Known issues

- Screen cast (Wifi Display)

- DT2W

- SElinux permessive

DON'T FLASH GAPPS, THEY'RE ALREADY INCLUDED

Translation

Help with project translation

Stay tuned

Our Telegram channel

Our blog

My channel for ROM update

Special thanks to

SebaUbuntu

for his work and his important help.

Thanks to Dataoutputstream for his tips and support.

It's announcements time!

I won't update Pixel Experience (and Plus version) any more.

I decided to change direction and I'm working on a new project...

News about it will arrive very soon, but for now, i invite everyone that is using PE/Plus to left it and use another ROM (i suggest LOS from @SebaUbuntu or Descendant from @Ayrton990).

Thank you for supporting me and my PE, but sometimes is better to go on a new way and left the old one to find your place.​

Flashing instructions

Fastboot erase userdata

Flash LR recovery

Format data

Reboot recovery

Flash ROM

Reboot

After setup enable Debug USB

Use the command adb reboot sideload

adb sideload Magisk 21.1

ROM information

Android OS version: 11.0.0_r20

Security patch level: December 2020

Firmware and Vendor required: V12.2.1.0.RJKMIXM

Build author/Device Maintainer: Jack1Player

Device Source code

Kernel Source code

Source code: https://github.com/PixelExperience

ROM Developer: jhenrique09
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Jack1Player:
Reserved
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] q240627995:
Tanks you very much！！！
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Thaiban:
You are awesome [emoji9]
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] osvaldo.17:
Thank you.!! :highfive:
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] IronSingh:
Thank you, can anyone who has it isn't tell me if call recording is working?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] 25251325zz:
There are 3 files in the folder, which one should i download ? Btw, please provide a guide to flash the Rom.

Anw, thank you very much for the hardwork.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Thaiban:
+1
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] dex2grigg:
Wonderful
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Thaiban:
I try to flash like k20 pro but i facing error
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Jack1Player:
I'll update post with guide soon.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] jbm76:
I'd try the latest version - PixelExperience_lmi-10.0-20201008-1857-UNOFFICIAL.zip
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Vanilj:
I'd go with PixelExperience_lmi-10.0-20201008-1857-UNOFFICIAL.zip hence it's the latest out of them (as of writing) and probably got a few more bug fixes than the others.

Also from Telegram there is this.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Jack1Player:
Flash instructions added! Yes the correct version is _1857
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] xunxun:
Should I install the LOS before flashing PixelExperience?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] benfleet5:
Top work!!

Do we need a base to flash on? I know EvoX requires China 12.0.8 as a base
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Jack1Player:
No, not needed. You can use Global Mi or China as based. In my opinion, is better for Global users to use Global Mi/EEA.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Biacke:
thank you！！
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] xunxun:
I was on Xiaomi EU Weekly [20.9.24][Android 11]

Flashed following the instruction and couldn't boot

I'll flash the V12.0.3.0.QJKMIXM Global rom which is recommended in the LOS thread and try again.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] CleverFogs:
i can't seem to be able to boot into los recovery as whenever i try to flash it i just end up in a bootloop and the "fastboot reboot recovery" command does not work so i need to use fastboot boot recovery.img

update: nevermind i followed the same steps with TWRP and it worked just fine
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] creezalird:
I didn't use the feature that much. But I tested just now, seems to work fine. Even when the screen is off.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] OneOnline:
Hi, any ETA for 11.0 ?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Kimbaroth:
You know what? I clean flashed everything and started from ground, now the banking app is working without issues!! =D

First I clean flashed the official V12.0.4.0 rom and then PE on top of it, followed your tutorial and everything is working now. Thank you! =D
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] robygt:
After next mass extinction, don't ask for ETA.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] creezalird:
wow, curious that it works after clean flash. So something must already messed up before. good to know :)
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] anldrms34:
Any news about official version?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] cerealguy:
What change on your side exactly if this is unofficial or official?! This rom is near to be perfect atm!
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Kimbaroth:
Official builds are now based on Android 11.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] vecifiko:
What's your experience with the fingerprint sensor vs stock miui?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Enddo:
this is really what I'm waiting on. There are lots of ROMs already for the phone but it's just gonna be a hassle updating to ROMs based on the next android version

so I'm sitting back. patiently watching developments
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] creezalird:
comparably good, more or less the same for me
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] cubic25:
Can someone please post detailed instructions, or link to a thread, about how to flash LOS recovery? It would be greatly appreciated.

Saying;

Install LOS recovery

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

Doesn't really explain much to me.

Where do I source LOS? Where do I punch in this command?

Thanks.

Edit: NVM. Found it in the Los thread.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Enddo:
this video shows how to flash the LOS recovery

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[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Geedub73:
Thanks this seems great so far, just one thing does anyone have a workaround to get headphone buttons to work?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] DockBird:
thanks.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Originalas:
Thanks, this guide worked well.

No issues even with the Magisk sideload. :)

Though the ROM does not seem very stable. I get occasional app crashes like google photos.

On the other hand, I get 4x battery time! And it's like a completely new phone with camera and sound quality upgrade. After switching from stock MIUI to this ROM.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Beytullah61:
Very good rom, no any bug , at least I didn't found.. you should keep update this rom sir.. thanks..
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] irfanbd94:
For installation i follow this and it works :)

1.- From any version of MIUI you have; enter fastboot mode and flash the Chinese Recovery(TWRP 3.4.2B.):

TWRP-3.4.2B-0623-REDMI_K30PRO-CN-wzsx150-fastboot.7z

drive.google.com

2.- Once you flash it, restart in recovery and go to WIPE> Advanced Wipe and select:

Dalvik / ART Cache

Data

Internal Storage

Cache

Swipe to Wipe

3.-Reboot into Recovery again

4.-Install the ROM and at the end of installing it> WIPE> Format Data> Yes

Reboot Into System
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] javen1993:
谢谢

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MOD EDIT: English Translation Below

Thank you
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] DockBird:
thanks
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] dantk:
SOT ?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Sott:
Amazing
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] dantk:
its weak...without 10 hours on 20% battery is mess :D ..
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] adi5497:
I have noticed too, that on PE+ battery is drained much more faster than on MIUI.

Also, when I'm using fingerprint, screen brightness is goint up and down (very fast) and then screen is gettign unlocked
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Sott:
The battery, at least for me, is better than MIUI and xiaomi.eu...

The other one is a common bug
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] internetjlmb:
I experienced high battery drain at night, it was because AOD was enabled, checked with franko kernel manager and when AOD is enabled, device is not deep sleeping
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] internetjlmb:
Do you have always on display enabled?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Dearminder:
I dont even use AOD because of no antiburn feature, so this must be something else
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) ROMs, Kernels, ] Sott:
Yes