yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Wing Questions & Answers] gtamgs15:
I don't think the phone's been marketed as heavily as other phones. It doesn't seem as popular, so unless carriers in the US get a display out or spend money on marketing, I don't think development will go far. But one can hope, because I love this phone.
[LG Wing Questions & Answers] kaluna00:
+1 brother. So far loving it!
[LG Wing Questions & Answers] kaluna00:
@gtamgs15

Any good news on development you have found? How are you liking the phone still?
[LG Wing Questions & Answers] kaluna00:
Sorry... Not sure why that font is so big...
[LG Wing Questions & Answers] alek889:
Well,in my case everything is actually fun again.I love that you can do what you always do but in a different way.I know updates and software development is going to be ugly cause that's the way with LG phones.But,this one is special.You can feel it the first time you use it.
[LG Wing Questions & Answers] xSe7eNx:
I love this phone. We

NEED

to root this phone boys.
[LG Wing Questions & Answers] suicidal_orange:
I just found out about this phone when visiting here. Given that I've been looking for a new phone on and off for six months that's really not good!

Unfortunately I have no relevant skills so is there no hope of development?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] burnski:
Hey guys, I am trying to repair an SM-T800 that a retired co-worker left in his office on his last day. Unfortunately this means I dont know if ADB is/was enabled in settings, nor do I know what he did to screw it up. I have installed the latest Samsung USB drivers on my PC. When you try to boot up it gets stuck on the logo screen with the error "KERNEL IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING" and will not go beyond that.

I can get in to recovery: https://dl.xda-cdn.com/5/1/3/2/7/1/5/20201109_150504.jpg?key=mBcAaKMn5XfEKbdT-D9RAg&ts=1604952923 However when i go into ADB; my PC will not detect it. I performed a wipe data/system factory reset and I get stuck with the same error on the logo screen. If i reboot to Bootloader I get stuck at the same error on the logo screen.

I can get however get into download mode.: https://dl.xda-cdn.com/5/1/3/2/7/2/7/20201109_154421.jpg?key=AVyFna3n1f9PXJ6O6fWIig&ts=1604954839 but Odin will not detect the tablet.

I tried multiple cables on on multiple different PCs and it will not detect through ADB/Odin either. Is there a flashable zip I can install via microSD card from the stock recovery? Are there any de-brick tools? Any assistance anyone can offer is greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wellersl:
I can't count how many times I've soft bricked my T800. Odin has always been my savior. My thoughts are, if you can get it into download mode, but even with multiple USB cables, Odin fails to respond, you've possibly got a damaged USB port on the tab. Does Windows respond when you connect it to a USB port. (USB2 ONLY, I believe.)
[Huawei Developers] economysnail:
I have a Huawei y5 2019 and what I am after is downgrading the android os from pie to nougat. Is this something that is possible? Is there another way? What I am really after is having the bluetooth web API (physical web) which was discontinued in 2017. I am an idiot beginner at this and have looked around for a while... Thanks
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Jayram2000:
PLEASE NOTE I HAVE ONLY TESTED THIS ON MY PERSONAL DEVICE RUNNING BUILD 58.0.A.10.3 WITH DATA ENCRYPTED. NEWER FIRMWARE VERSIONS HAVE ISSUES THAT I CANNOT PRESENTLY FIX, THAT IS UP TO THE TWRP DEVELOPER.

This requires you to have adb installed on your computer, magisk needs to be installed, and your bootloader needs to be unlocked.

Use this guide for bootloader unlocking and Magisk installation

https://xdaforums.com/sony-xperia-5-ii/how-to/guide-magisk-twrp-recovery-t4177209

Step 1. Download the twrp.img linked in this thread

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=4185891

Step 2. Place that .img wherever your adb is installed on your pc.

Step 3. Reboot your device to fastboot by any means. Either use

adb reboot fastboot

when your device is plugged in, or boot your device while holding volume up.

Steps 4 - 8 are optional, as they make a TWRP backup of your stock recovery. I did this just to be safe because this TWRP isn't perfectly stable yet. It does work fine so far but its just a precaution.

Step 4.

fastboot flash boot_a Twrp-Xperia5II.img

fastboot flash boot_b Twrp-Xperia5II.img

Step 5.

fastboot reboot

Step 6. TWRP should boot now. Once in TWRP, be sure to change your language, it should be Chinese by default.

Step 7. Mount all partitions, except op2 and USB. Then create a backup of at least your recovery partition, although you can do all partitions if you would like. The backup will take a couple minutes, but let it runs its course.

Step 8. Reboot back to fastboot, either via TWRP or power button methods.

IF YOU MADE A RECOVERY BACKUP LOOK BELOW STEP 11 FIRST

Step 9.

fastboot flash recovery Twrp-Xperia5II.img

Step 10.

fastboot reboot recovery

Step 11. TWRP should now be booted from the recovery partition. You can verify by trying to reboot to system like normal. The easiest way to test once booted to system is to reboot to recovery in Magisk manager. If TWRP boots you are done.

THE FOLLOWING STEPS ARE ONLY NECESSARY IF YOU MADE A RECOVERY BACKUP IN STEPS 4 - 8

Immediately after Step 8 do the following, you will need your patched magisk .img file from the magisk guide I linked above.

Step 1.

fastboot flash boot_a [your patched magisk img]

Step 2.

fastboot flash boot_b [your patched magisk img]

Step 3.

fastboot reboot

Step 4. Go back to step 9 above.

Your system should now boot like normal again, but TWRP should be flashed to recovery. Test by following the steps listed in Step 11 above. Please reply with an questions or issues.

I will attach screenshots of what you should see in some of the steps in the second post.

Special thanks to Miustone and M-Rom for the Magisk guide and TWRP respectively.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Jayram2000:
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[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] flyl0:
Very well explained man, thank you ?
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
Nice Guide! Really well written...

Glad to see the Xperia Community that active again (:
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] TripodKnight:
/data/media/0 is encrypted?

Thank you very much for this guide and the TWRP image file.

I have tried creating the backup of recovery per your instructions but it seems my /data/media/0 is encrypted so I can't create the TWRP backup folder. How do you remove this to create the recovery backup?

Thanks!
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] palamosteliaro:
You can wipe everything on the wipe menu, which will decrypt internal storage. This is a factory reset also so you will lose everything! I tried it in hope that I will at least be able to use twrp for future backups and zip flashing, but after rebooting the storage becomes encrypted again.

TWRP on the 5 ii is useless right now imo, you cant backup/restore or even flash anything with encrypted internal storage and no access to sdcard or usb OTG.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] dgmortal:
why does this need magisk to be installed?
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Jayram2000:
Did you make sure to allow system modifications when you first booted TWRP, because that is very important. I am running an encrypted internal storage myself and it works fine for backups and flashing.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Jayram2000:
I have been able to run TWRP backups and restore fine on my device, even with encrypted storage. Please make sure you allowed system modification when you booted TWRP, as that is very important. As for SD card and OTG, I cannot help there. I am not the person who ported TWRP, I simply made the guide using the steps I did to make it work.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Jayram2000:
It isn't really necessary, but it makes troubleshooting easier so I recommend it. You can do the same steps I listed but substitute your stock boot .img for the magisk .img steps and it should still work. I can't say for certain, as this guide is simply based on the steps I took to make TWRP work for me.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] TripodKnight:
Thanks for the advice. I wasn't given the option to allow system modifications. I've reflashed multiple times and not once does the option come up. I also notice that when I try to mount system then try a backup that the system mount box becomes unchecked.

I have no idea why it would work for you and not for us others. Maybe you used a different twrp build?
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] palamosteliaro:
I remember that prompt from my s10, but I didn't get it here. I installed a twrp in chinese (from another topic here) is yours different?
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Jayram2000:
I am using the exact same build that M-Rom posted, the one I linked. One thing to try is mounting your partitions manually in the TWRP menu prior to starting a backup. I have those all checked as mounted in my TWRP.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Jayram2000:
This is the same TWRP M-Rom posted in another thread, and yes it does default to chinese.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Jayram2000:
It has come to my attention that users on updated system firmware are encountering decryption issues with the TWRP version listed here, rendering it useless. I am currently running build number 58.0.A.10.3 on my X5II, however flyl0 has brought it to my attention that other build versions could be proving to be the issue.

Please note that this guide is entirely based on the steps I took to do this on my own device, which currently isn't updated to the latest version of stock firmware. I will add a note in the OP as well. Sorry for any confusion.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] palamosteliaro:
Then I am doing something wrong in my root/twrp process. I am not able to edit (R/W) the system partition anyway after installing magisk, but I think that's expected. When you are just running android, are you able to edit the system? With root explorer for example? Or does it show that the partition is full?
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] TripodKnight:
Thanks for the clarification. Do you have the build number 58.0.A.10.3 from xperiFirm? Would you be able to upload it so I can downgrade and then install TWRP?
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Kaora2828:
XQ-AS72(Hongkong or Tiwan model) is 58.0.A.10.3, I flash that, and I can use TWRP and also able to make backup.

But flash for XQ-AS52 ones (such as for EUver), I cant use TWRP(boot is OK, but cant make backup).
[Sony Xperia 5 II Guides, News, & Discussion] flyl0:
TWRP Encryption don't work on the latest update
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Masy:
I was wondering whether there is an easier way to change the caller id settings, let say using a link on desktop or a shortcut!!

PS: I must use the phone's settings->phone->Servises->Caller ID and i cannot use any prefix like 141 or Etc.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] triiggerpappii:
Hey guys i am new here and i haven't had a android in years so thought i would get one and root it

the model number is SM-G988B/DS and Exynos.

i have unlocked developer options and toggled on the OEM UNLOCKING. but i cant find a decent noob friendly tutorial to get the rest done :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] tupo05:
This Rom is cool.

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s20/development/rom-beyondrom-v1-1-t4116987
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] triiggerpappii:
BTI6 stock FW yeah but i cant seem to get this piece. i try using sam firm but i get could not fetch info
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] triiggerpappii:
ok never mind that i got it all i went to flash it finished i did the volume , power key combos but i dont boot into TWRP i get sent to recovery mode and nothing happens, now i booted up my phone as normal and for some reason its showing my csc as brazil now lmao
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] seniordolphin:
My mi 9 se device had some issues so i took my phone to a technician. He unlocked the bootloader, solved imei issues and flashed xiaomi.eu ROM. After a while i noticed lagging in UI. So i took my phone back to him and he flashed the MIUI Version: 12.0.2.0(QFBMIXM). Can't open Netflix and also can't download after uninstalling it. It says Netflix is incompatible with your device. Also newly updated PS App doesn't work and people in reddit said you should pass safetynet. How can i resolve this issue? I need help.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] x_one:
You have to relock your bootloader, but you need rom dedicated to your device. In other cases your phone won't boot with locked bootloader.

Wysłane z mojego Mi 9 SE przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] seniordolphin:
What do you mean? Should i flash stock ROM again and then lock the bootloader? Also is there any potential risk during this process? (IMEI issues, crashed device etc.) Do you have any warnings?
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] x_one:
Yes. Stock ROM is correct. I don't know if you just change ROM QFBEUXM to QFBMIXM (or vice versa) you can lock bootloader workout problems I've never did that. I know that with custom room isn't impossible to lock bootloader without bootloop. Try search answer.

Wysłane z mojego Mi 9 SE przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Moto G7 Questions & Answers] Billmalf:
On incoming calls, a call screening button is presented to the called party. If the called party presses on the call screening button the incoming call is presented with a message to explain why they are calling. When the incoming caller explains why he is calling that is not being recorded and is not being presented to the called party.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Jayram2000:
PLEASE NOTE

I wrote this guide for the Xperia 5 II initially, but the steps should be identical.

This require you to have adb installed on your computer, magisk needs to be installed, and your bootloader needs to be unlocked.

Use this guide for bootloader unlocking and Magisk installation

https://xdaforums.com/sony-xperia-1-II/how-to/kernel-magisk-patched-boot-images-t4119493

Step 1. Download the twrp.img linked in this thread

https://xdaforums.com/sony-xperia-1-II/how-to/xperia-1-ii-twrp-t4185845

Step 2. Place that .img wherever your adb is installed on your pc.

Step 3. Reboot your device to fastboot by any means. Either use

adb reboot fastboot

when your device is plugged in, or boot your device while holding volume up.

Steps 4 - 8 are optional, as they make a TWRP backup of your stock recovery. I did this just to be safe because this TWRP isn't perfectly stable yet. It does work fine so far but its just a precaution.

Step 4.

fastboot flash boot_a Twrp-Xperia5II.img

fastboot flash boot_b Twrp-Xperia5II.img

Step 5.

fastboot reboot

Step 6. TWRP should boot now. Once in TWRP, be sure to change your language, it should be Chinese by default.

Step 7. Mount all partitions, except op2 and USB. Then create a backup of at least your recovery partition, although you can do all partitions if you would like. The backup will take a couple minutes, but let it runs its course.

Step 8. Reboot back to fastboot, either via TWRP or power button methods.

IF YOU MADE A RECOVERY BACKUP LOOK BELOW STEP 11 FIRST

Step 9.

fastboot flash recovery Twrp-Xperia5II.img

Step 10.

fastboot reboot recovery

Step 11. TWRP should now be booted from the recovery partition. You can verify by trying to reboot to system like normal. The easiest way to test once booted to system is to reboot to recovery in Magisk manager. If TWRP boots you are done.

THE FOLLOWING STEPS ARE ONLY NECESSARY IF YOU MADE A RECOVERY BACKUP IN STEPS 4 - 8

Immediately after Step 8 do the following, you will need your patched magisk .img file from the magisk guide I linked above.

Step 1.

fastboot flash boot_a [your patched magisk img]

Step 2.

fastboot flash boot_b [your patched magisk img]

Step 3.

fastboot reboot

Step 4. Go back to step 9 above.

Your system should now boot like normal again, but TWRP should be flashed to recovery. Test by following the steps listed in Step 11 above. Please reply with an questions or issues.

Special thanks to Miustone and M-Rom for the Magisk guide and TWRP respectively.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Jayram2000:
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[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] niaboc79:
Thanks for the guide.

As usual with Machao44's TWRP, it works only in chinese, any other language will freeze the recovery while flashing a zip.

Envoyé de mon XQ-AT51 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] DeathShot9:
Does this allow us to mount the system partition as R/W? Could I delete the preloaded bloat/spyware, especially from the OEM directory?
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] lebigmac:
Any Sony users interested in trying my new script to make their Android 10+ system read-write-able? I'm curious if it also works on next generation Sony devices. Does your new Sony device have a super partition? Then you're in luck.

With my new script you can completely delete these annoying bloatware apps from your internal hard drive. Problem solved.

Always make a backup before you permanently delete a system app! You never know which one is going to cause a bootloop!
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite Themes, Apps, and Mods] Greg_Ewert:
Hi.

Is there any working stereo mod for Samsung s10 Lite (android 10)?
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Protonus:
On a PC, I'd use ALT + 145, to write the character æ. But on the phone, no ALT key. How do you write these extended ascii characters on this phone?
[Mogul, XV6800 General] x51:
Press the Blue Dot button (Like Function or ALT on a PC) It's on the bottom row all the way to the left.

Then press the Tab button (next to space)

See how it says "SYM" in blue on that button.. that brings up the Symbol Menu. There are 15 pages of special characters... Including the one in your example.

If you are using onscreen keyboard, just select input method symbol Pad.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pcrussell50:
Solution: Not sure why or how, but I got it to actually boot into the new system that I flashed. Now all is good and working as it should

So rooted stock ROM, but with TWRP, unlocked boot loader and USB debugging enabled... I'm No stranger to flashing custom ROMs in TWRP and flashing stock ROMS longhand by fastboot commands.

Using MacOS with latest platform-tools...

So today I decided to flash resurrection remix. Downloaded it to storage as usual for flashing via TWRP, flashed it successfully. Only it would not boot. It started going to the stock boot screens and said it could not decrypt... or something.

Anyway where I am right now is that I can boot into TWRP or boot loader just fine. But in boot loader I can't get get it to see my phone using

./adb devices

Only... for some reason in TWRP if I do ./adb devices, it sees my phone and reports back the correct device ID.

What now? I want to flash back to stock again, but I don't know how to flash line by line without being in boot loader. But in boot loader I can't see the phone?

I know there has to be hope if I can see it in TWRP. But I have no system I can boot to.

-Peter
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] runekock:
Great that it works for you now.

For what it's worth, I think that the reason it didn't boot was that the stock rom had encrypted your phone. Current custom roms unfortunately use a different encryption, so that the whole data partition needs to be formatted. I assume that's what you ended up doing.

As to the bootloader, it was never intended to work with adb, only with fastboot.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] claudioita:
Hi, I am coming from Xiaomi phones, and I live in EU Europe.

Wish to buy a Oneplus 8 Pro, but only only only if I have call recording working. Which means that when I want during a call I press a button and the call gets recorded.

I find this feature extremely useful for many reasons, but because of some privacy law (what the f***it's MY call) is not available on phones in Europe.

In Xiaomi phones with European ROM is disabled, but I am able to have it flashing other country ROM (like India or other).

Is this possible also with the Oneplus 8 Pro?

Thanks
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dlads:
I'm in the UK, soon to not be Europe and it's working fine for me pal.

Could it be your provider? Didn't think they'd have an influence over that.

Is your phone branded or something?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] manor7777:
You will want a pc to run adb commands, but download joneplustools, grant it access via adb then turn on call recording in there. It enables the native call recorder
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dlads:
Do you know why it's disabled for him?

I have the same model? Unlocked 2023.

Maybe the country matters?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] manor7777:
No, i don't!

I have an unlocked 2023 on Three in the UK. Generic EU, unbranded firmware too and it was disabled for me
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dlads:
Aye im on 3 too same here??
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] claudioita:
In Europe is disabled because is against some stupid law
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] claudioita:
That's it? Good.

Is this permanent or need to be redone after reboot?

How is the native call recorder? During a call you press a button, it records both parties and saves it on the phone?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] manor7777:
Joneplustools will restore after a reboot. Been pretty reliable for me and I'm not rooted. It has a service that you can enable too but I've never needed to use it, just the enable option. Then I enabled it in phone app settings.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] claudioita:
Hi, ok I can live with that, if the phone is good rearely is neededd to reboot.

Do you recommend the phone: I can get the 8/128Gb at 700 Euro and 12/256Gb at 775 Euro.

Is the 12Gb really needed?

Still a good buy, or is there any better?

p.s. I had since 3 years only Xiaomi high end phones, but my last Poco F2 Pro lasted 2 months and it broke, bad experience
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dianoandr:
Magisk module "Enable Native Call Recording v9.2" works fine on OxygenOS 11, as reported in the thread.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] claudioita:
Cool are there many PRO's to use Oxygen compared to use the stock ROM?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dianoandr:
OxygenOS is the stock firmware with which the phone leaves the factory, then it is branded according to the country that will sell the product.

The only real difference is with the phones sold in China that come with HydrogenOS, version without google applications.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] claudioita:
Ok, sorry new to Oneplus. Using Magisk is needed to root, or lose some functionality? Like NFC Google Pay, Netflix and so on?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dlads:
No you won't lose anything with the likes of just root or magisk ROMs.

Safety net passes.

If you affect system then you will lose safety net and thus the benefits of having it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FilipZeVsi:
Just looking for some brilliant solution for this puzzle: my S6 G925F freezes into black death screen any time it is inactive. When I use app called Wake Lock and set it at: "Partial wake lock - ensures the CPU is running", the mobile works like a charm nonstop. Without it, if freezes shortly after left inactive and can be woken only by holding VolDown plus Power. Can anyone imagine some fix for this? Factory reset did not help. Is it a hardware fault? Thank you very much for advice, kind regards from Czechia
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FilipZeVsi:
Still having the same issue, anyone there having some idea?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 9635294:
idk, my Mi Pad has the same bug, it can be a custom rom issue