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[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] J0hncramer:
Hey there masterfully smart megabrains of the XDA world, I've gotten myself into a bit of a pickle. I accidentally chose the OTA option from Magisk when I hadnt just installed an OTA update. Now my phone when i restart it it just sits spinning the Oneplus logo.

I do have access to Fastboot.

I do have access to Recovery.

I only have stock Recovery, no TWRP installed.

I did not have USB debugging enabled before this issue happened.

ADB is installed and I have my drivers installed, but when I use powershell to enter the command adb devices my device isnt listed when I have the phone connected via USB and in Fastboot mode. When I check device manager Android Device is just listed rather than the device name, so I'm not sure what else I can do to get my device to be recognized correctly. I feel like if i could just get ADB to recognize my device, i could fastboot flash the stock rom. Or if there is a way to swap to the other boot slot I think that would also save me. I've been trying to google and search around but I'm having trouble finding the answers I seek, so please megabrains, save me!
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] LokifiedMee:
You shouldn't type adb devices in fastboot mode. It won't show. Instead type (fastboot devices).
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] J0hncramer:
I just tried fastboot devices in powershell while the phone is connected via USB in fastboot mode and nothing was listed :(

Edit: i was able to get fastboot to work, I had to do the following steps i found on stack exchange to get my device to show up properly in device manager:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8588595/android-fastboot-devices-not-returning-device

With fastboot working and issues in device manager solved I was able to get TWRP loaded to my phone via fastboot and change my boot slot to get back into the phone :)
[HTC Vox] obscurespectre:
hello.

is there any emulator or such to run symbian games on windows smartphone (Vox/S710) ?

thanks in advance
[HTC Vox] 128MB:
that would be cool, but the vox runs java games perfectly :)
[HTC Vox] owziee:
You're right 128MB... I had a Nokia N73 (Symbian S60, 3rd Edition) device before the HTC S710 and infact my Vox runs java games better than they ever ran on my N73 thanks to JBED 3D Mod.

Every S60 3rd Edition j2me game I throw at it runs amazingly well and fast :)

It would be cool if it could run .sis/.sisx games though, but I doubt it'll ever happen on a wm device.
[HTC Vox] 128MB:
I had about 15 games installed in my vox and i it slowed down a lot :s i removed them and the phone runs fast again.

Why does it do that? cant i install the games on my sd card? i can only select the root folder.
[HTC Vox] owziee:
Yes, get JBED 3D Mod, it can be installed to storage card and all java games/apps will be installed to card aswell :)
[HTC Vox] obscurespectre:
damn :mad: maybe i should re-name the thread 'how many ppl can run java games on vox?'

please do not hi-jack this thread :o
[HTC Vox] h4waii:
Dude, cool it. There is no Symbian emulator. Happy?
[HTC Vox] obscurespectre:
well, i don't know about how its done here but at all other forums hi-jacking is taken pretty seriously
[HTC Vox] frauhottelmann:
It was just a little bit off topic. And there are usually no moderators around here anyway. I only know of a Palm emulator, but no Symbian.
[HTC Vox] obscurespectre:
my bad.

maybe i over-reacted guys. will keep low.:o
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] AmarGaming:
Can u guy's tell me with magisk modules are working on our OnePlus 7t pro ?
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] Goku1992:
Magisk modules are working, yes..
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] AmarGaming:
List pls ?
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] FSadino:
All
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] AmarGaming:
K thanks
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] Betrayy:
So we can use the magisk modules that work on 7 pro on 7t pro?
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] FSadino:
Yes, unless they are specifically made for 7 pro
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] plainbum:
I installed App Freezer"app when I bought my Note 9 and froze "system updates" thinking it would help future rooting or bootloader circumventing.

I have been out of the scene and I'm contemplating jumping back into rooting this great phone.

I am wondering if there are any advantages of leaving in the state it's in? Or go for the newest update because rooting covered any state of update version the phone is in.
[Galaxy Tab S2 General] leftydiscord:
As per title

Does any body got this?
[Galaxy Tab S2 General] jennygrant:
Looks like a regional thing, DXS is Cambodia(?). I have a European model and if I substitute my code and add the BTI1 I find nothing. If your device wants is, then why not let it? It's still 7.0 BTW, so don't imagine you're going to get 10, or anything!
[Galaxy Tab S2 General] leftydiscord:
Yep you re right on last part. I guess I'm just curious on what the updates for. It doesn't say anything on security fix though.
[Huawei Developers] riteshchanchal:
Can the public payment key be exposed on the app?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jpdel:
Good Day to you all

I need help please as I was doing the reflashing on my PIxel 2 XL to Android 10 (browser version), but suddenly encountered a power outage when it was about 90% done.

Was doing this —> How to Unroot/Flash Pixel Phone Stock Firmware Manually! By High on Android

This was the error message on the rooting: FAILED (Write to device failed in SendBuffer() (Unknown error))

Now I am unable to reload the system. I always get the message “Your device is corrupt. It can’t be trusted and may not work properly.” and also have a message that the Phone is unlocked…

I am able to choose the Wipe to factory setting option, but that is that farthest I can go at the moment.

I was doing this as the Software support is ending this year-end, ad I need to give this phone to my nephew for his school use.

Appreciate your help and guidance please on how to fix this issue.

[IMG="screenshot"]https://ibb.co/bBqbvGH[/IMG]
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] edward_1:
Please need Ipaq HP 6915 work russian ROM
[Huawei Developers] Leaf_Leaf:
For details about Huawei developers and HMS, visit the website.

https://forums.developer.huawei.com/forumPortal/en/home?fid=0101246461018590361
[General Questions and Answers] nickyg666iforgotmyemail:
Hello all!

First time poster, just getting into rom porting and android dev.

making this thread, due to the serious lack of information / boards about these tiny china phones that are flooding wish/aliexpress and are stuck on android 6.0/7.0.

I've tried to use a few different roms as ports (where i patch select files from etc/lib and all that good stuff) using a guide found here specifically for mtk chipsets. I've only tried x32 to x32 same SoC, and patching kernel from stock rom in. This was without any kernel changes, still patching in my 3.18.19+ kernel over mostly 7.1.2 roms built for 3.18.19. I'm guessing the + makes it completely different like mt6737 vs 6737t or 6737m.

My goal is to port an MTK kernel to my current device (soyes s10, mt6737m android 6.0 kernel 3.18.19+ 3/32gb model) that supports android 7.1.2. I've found what I believe to be an almost the same version device tree, and I have ubuntu and windows and am rather well versed in both.

I'm not sure how to discern the kernel version (linux ver) of this download, but my "custom build version" is looking very similar, alps-mp-m0.mp1-V2.84_bd6737m.35g.b.m0_P81.

I'm mainly wondering:

1. Who else has some of these tiny china phones (only band 41 us support!) melrose, ifosa, soyes, unbranded, etc? I've ported over TWRP for this device also if anyone is interested. root was simple enough with mtk-su. It flashes zips but it wont boot roms. it's TWRP 3.2.1.0 or 3.1.2.0 I'm not 100%.

1a) could my whole problem be solved by porting a newer version of TWRP for the device?

2. can I port newer kernel 3.18.35 from source above?

3.MTK's whack implementation of fast charging, PE+ 2.0 support for my mt6737, they send 15w (5v3a) motorola branded charging brick with phone. but it seems to charge at random rates, not fast charging. Not sure if it's even worth it to try and find a brick that is listed as MTK PE+ compatible. anybody have any advice there? it would be a dope phone if the fast charge was reliable. maybe I can mod the kernel to force enable it in the future.

4. why won't any of my ported roms boot? I can't find a modules folder in my stock fw's lib image(s) where it should be in order to port. are these maybe just located in the root of /lib and very specific files I have to cherry pick and port over? i'm thinking android -all modules = no booting. not really sure where i'm going wrong but it's a million questions in one so if you can answer any of them, please chime in

I forgot I can't post any links, but like I have links to stuff

Thanks guys, I've been lurking these forums for near a decade.

It's nice to meet all of you, looking forward to some good learning

Nick
[General Questions and Answers] anew:
Hi mate.

First off, I'm really sorry -but I can't answer any of your questions...

I'm looking at the Servo S10 for myself, though ; how did you go with everything -any progress?

Also, how is the battery life? Sounds like it's not a deal-breaker. Sorry again that this isn't an answer to your questions, but I'd appreciate the feedback.

-anew
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
TP Debrick v005 by jcsullins

Ubuntu-12.04.5-desktop-i386 Live CD with all the files to properly Debrick 16_GB 32_GB and 64_GB Models.

No installation need it or internet access, all guarantee to work with just a click!

Download the LIVE CD file 894MB and boot it on any PC.

Click HERE to Download from Google Drive

Click HERE to Download from MediaFire

Click HERE from a Youtube Video

Do not RUN the LIVE CD from a Virtual Machine, the process will fail.

The DeBrick process forces the Tablet to connect and disconnect many times from the USB connection.

Making the Tablet to connect to the host machine and terminating the process with errors.

Make a bootable LIVE CD using UNetbootin, it only requires a 1GB USB drive.

Click HERE for UNetbootin Web Site

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Note: All credit and many thanks goes to jcsullins for all the great work that made it possible for the HP Touchpad to be alive.

The HP Touchpad is UN_BRICKEABLE !
[TouchPad General] eKeith:
[MENTION=8005714]HP_TOUCHPAD[/MENTION] Thanks much for your continued work and support for our beloved touchpads!
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
You are very welcome!

The credits goes to ALL the developers specially to jcsullins for the great tools to fix all the software issues that could arise with the Tablet.

The posted Live CD will assure all the code that jcsullins did, ToolBox and TP Debrick will work for ever as a stand alone system with no need to connect to the internet.

Hopefully more Touchpads could be revived and be put into good use, instead of going to the trash bin.
[TouchPad General] Jharm:
After running TP DEBRICK I get an Aborting error

Hello all. After running the TP DEBRICK 16_GB in Terminal, I recieve this error " QDL mode not found" not sure what this pertains too, but I would appreciate any clarity.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
The Debrick is use only for Tablets that do not turn on, if the Tablets turns on there is no need to Debrick.

Tablet must be off, nothing showing on the screen.

Click on the Model to Debrick.

Connect Tablet to PC (nothing should show on Tablet's screen, if it does then is not brick)

Press the keys, look at the computer screen when to release.

If the error " QDL mode not found" is because the keys were not press properly and it timed out.
[TouchPad General] Arby186:
I wish I understood what all this means!! I have a Palm HP touchpad that I rooted to Android many years ago. I moved and it got stuck in a box for years. Upon unpacking I tried to turn it on, but nothing. Tried charging it for several days....nothing. When charging, the home button lights up and flashes from side to side, but other than that, there is no sign of life. My laptops (windows 7 and 10) dont recognize it at all and I cant find any drivers online for it either.

Any help.?! Is this bricked, even though the home button lights up when plugged in? I have tried regular charging, fast charging and slow usb charging from a computer....still nothing.

Thanks!
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
Your Tablet is not bricked, but the battery is very low.

It must be charge in a warm room temperature.

Read this thread on how to charge a brand new Tablet of 9 years.

https://forums.webosnation.com/hp-touchpad/332615-hp-touchpad-won-t-turn-brand-new-never-opened.html
[TouchPad General] Arby186:
I've tried this already. I tried all forms of charging for days. This is the 2nd attempt at trying to charge this. Its been charging for 2 days. Last time I charged it for 3 days......still wont turn on
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
It could take over a week or more!

Let it charge, with the original charger or equivalent until it boots.
[TouchPad General] Arby186:
Thank youq I will definitely be more patient and let it charge for a week 🤦‍♀️🤣

Will I have to wipe the old nightly once it turns?
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
There are many ROMS that can be flash and also in different ways.

It all depends how you would like to use the Tablet for.
[TouchPad General] SensSensSens:
Trying my luck to revive my HP TP but no luck so far. Plugged for almost 2 weeks but I push the power button +/- other buttons every few days. Should I just not touch it for weeks?
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
How is the Tablet been charge?

Is it using the original HP charger?

Is the room temperature around 80 F? ( warm )

When was the last time it was on?
[TouchPad General] SensSensSens:
Has been 4+ years since it was last on. Was working fine and running Lineage OS then blacked out and never turned on again.

It's winter here so condo isn't that warm. May try again in summer if nothing happens. Still have original charger but use it for my phone since it charges slowly with every other charger.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
The Tablet must be charge with the original charger or equivalent.

When charging try to keep it warm, wrap it ( dress it up ) with a towel or some fabric.

If after a week nothing shows up on the screen, then you can try to debrick it and see if there is any communication going on.

The debrick process does not required the tablet to have any charge and still will update the bootie.
[TouchPad General] SensSensSens:
Thanks for the tips. Will give it a try. Need to learn more about the debrick process. Not sure how it works with a Win 10 computer, if at all.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
The debrick can only be done using Ubuntu 11-12. The live CD posted on here has all the necessary files built into the Live CD that you can burn to a USB drive. Boot the PC with the USB drive and do the debrick process and more, read the first post and there is also a youtube video.
[TouchPad General] ashbinder:
This is awesome work; I just came back to my 2 Touchpad's after years away - nice to see that the work is being maintained.

One of my TPs is borked; no lights nothing and I wanted to run TP Debrick. However, when I use UNetbootin to burn the ISO to a USB drive, I get the following errors in Windows 10:

- a small blank window pops up with an empty progress bar, that only shows the bar and a cancel button, with no message. This is after the main window hits 42% progress, 9 of 21 files, which is filesystem.squashfs. The stick then stops flashing and stalls.

- I click cancel, the the main windows stays stuck at 42%. I then close it since nothing is happening.

- When I try to rerun UNetbootin, the flash drive remounts, and i get "\casper\filesystem.squashfs is corrupt and unreadable. Please run Chkdsk"

- I then rerun the ISO process and this time, it goes all the way to completion, but flashes the above error again, including the blank screen.

I've tried redownloading the image, both from MediaFire and from Google in case the ISO was corrupted at one of the sites. I've redownloaded UNet. I've tried 2 different sticks, but same results.

Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance!
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
Today I downloaded the ISO file and also UNetbootin and created the USB drive to find out of the issue.

Attached are the screenshots using Windows 10, the UNetbootin and ISO file were copy to the desktop.

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Ignore the empty pop-up window ( just leave it open )

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42% will not change, but will show the installation Complete when done.

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This is the file structure of the USB drive when done.

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Total used space: 924 MB

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[TouchPad General] ashbinder:
Wow, appreciate the effort! I noticed that my file structure was identical, but I'm missing ldlinux.sys, which appears to be a hidden file in your screenshot, yet on mine, even when showing hidden items, is missing.

What's even stranger is that your used space is 924MB, while mine is 332MB. I must be doing something wrong.

In the first step, do you select "diskimage" and use the downloaded Live CD ISO? I think this is where I'm likely missing some elementary step.

Thanks!
[TouchPad General] ashbinder:
Ok, thought to try a different computer and it fixed one problem - the USB stick shows 924MB now, so obviously the first computer I used had an issue with the image process. However, the file listing is still missing ldlinux.sys as a hidden file and the total size of the stick isn't exactly the same (969,469,952 vs. yours), which is likely due to that missing file.

The overall issue though is, however, that I can't get either of my Win 10 computers to boot to this newly imaged stick, even though I have both set to boot from USB as the first device. I have a Chromebook I might try tomorrow, see if that can boot to the stick.

Really weird - I googled and it seems no one's run into this issue!
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
My approach for trouble shooting and offering help is to replicate the process myself as there is always a possibility for errors.

This is is how i did it and is very basic.

1. Format the USB Drive using FAT32 in Windows

2. Run Unetbootin, select Diskimage and browse for the downloaded ISO file.

The USB Drive, in my system is ( F:\ ) and it will different on other PC, select OK and wait until it finished.

It will boot on any PC, is Ubuntu x86 version 12.04.5, there is no need for internet connection.

All files to fix, troubleshoot and get Android on the Tablet is included in the Live ISO.

( Optional )

All Android ROMs and files from this guide:

https://xdaforums.com/t/hp-touchpad...-swap-partition.3901773/page-41#post-84198763

Can be copy to the USB Drive to create a MASTER HP TOUCHPAD Android Installation Media of all the ROMS.

Keep it as nobody knows for how long any of the hosting sites will be active.
[TouchPad General] ashbinder:
Thanks for the effort, truly appreciated. Yup, identical steps to what I did in the beginning. But for the life of me, I cannot get the drive to boot on 3 different computers. I will try another stick and some different permutations and update here.

I do still get a chkdsk error whenever I put in the drive, regardless of the stick I use...not sure if that's what's making things difficult. Tried booting the stick, both before repair and after, but no difference in result.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
All computers have different Bios and the settings to make it boot into the USB drive are all different. Some PC offers a boot menu by pressing a key. A quick way to test if the drive will boot is to create a virtual machine and boot it from the USB drive. If it boots in the virtual machine, then it should boot in any other PC but the Bios settings must be properly set.

The most important feature of a LIVE LINUX CD is that the software is always guarantee to work on any PC, the user does not need to do anything to set it up.

Not all computers, example Windows 10 PCs are configure the same way or running the same software. Some users may have a different antivirus that could prevent writing files to a drive, it all depends on the individual user settings.
[TouchPad General] hwshi:
After having given up hope that my Touchpad was dead and I hadn't come here for a long time I came across this thread. I actually have gotten the touchpad to the point of the Fastboot mode , but that's as far it will go. Says mode not found and it aborts. Is there anything else I can do? I'll plug it in with it's original charger but that has never done anything , even when leaving it for over a day.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
This is my recommendation:

Plug in the original charger and leave it charging for a week. It must be in a room temperature of about 80 F, it can be cover to keep it warm. The battery takes longer and may not take charge in cool temperature.

If the Tablet turns back on then it just needs to have a ROM install or updated.

If not then boot the Live CD from a USB drive on a PC, not on a virtual machine ( it will fail ).
[TouchPad General] hwshi:
I'm now into day 3 of having it on it's original charger, I'll let it keep going for a week and see.

When you say boot from Live Cd are you referring to the tool you posted in this thread ? Because that's what I was referring to when saying I get to fastboot and then it aborts. I am going through the debrick process and gets stuck at fastboot.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
The PC must be boot using the USB created by UNetbootin, which is a Live ubuntu ISO, it can not be run as a virtual machine.

Take a look at this youtube video, it shows all the process.

You are experiencing the problem at fastboot that is at the 1:53 time mark?
[TouchPad General] hwshi:
Yes I'm booting via the usb stick with the Unetbootin as per your first post in the thread. I'll post a picture I took of the screen when I was attempting to revive my Touchpad. I tried several times with each of the 16/32/64 gig. It would always abort at the fastboot prompt per attached picture.

Thanks for all the help so far.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
There is nothing to troubleshoot from the Linux ISO as is guarantee to work. The reason that it fails to Reset the device maybe to a depleted battery and it may required just enough power to boot into Fastboot mode.

info about fastboot here:

https://www.webos-ports.org/wiki/Doc:_fastboot_intro

Also try this trick, it may activate charging:

https://forums.webosnation.com/hp-touchpad/311591-hp-touchpad-won-t-turn-charge-8.html

If you look at the youtube video on mark 1:55, it shows the Tablet getting reset same as having the big USB symbol, this allows to load the TPToolbox-Headless using the bootme command.

Your Tablet may not be brick but the battery is completely empty. The device needs some power to function, I do not have any Tablet that has a dead battery. I did tried this process using a Tablet with very low battery ( battery icon showing when charging ) and it works.
[TouchPad General] geearf:
Hey,

I've tried to use your live CD, but I can't get it to boot.

It fails both on my UEFI system, and with QEMU as well.

With QEMU I just gave it the path, and with my PC I put it on a usb drive with unetbootin but both times the systems will say it's not a bootable drive.

Any idea?

Thanks!
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
The BIOS needs to be set for Legacy Boot.

This is a generic step as all PC has different bios options.

Got to Bios -->> Boot options

Legacy Boot ( Enable )

UEFI Boot ( Also should be enable )

Load Legacy Option Rom

When PC boots press the key for the Boot options or menu.

In Dell PC is the F12 key, the USB drive should be listed.

The same apply to any Virtual Machine software settings.

Use Rufus as it will automatically format and make the partition boot able.

https://rufus.ie/en_US/

The attached screenshot is of Rufus Portable in Windows 10 and the Drive was tested on a UEFI system with no issues.