yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] gfstein:
I'm using poco x3 with miui.eu v12.04 and I'm facing random reboot while using the phone, like watching something on facebook or using camera, any one else with this problem?
[Samsung Galaxy A30s Guides, News, & Discussion] tutibreaker:
This series of roms is focused tu gain more performance for this series and add some other features to the rom, all of them are based in latest firrmware for each

How To install:

1) install TWRP for your device

2) enter in advance wipe and wipe dalvik, system,data,internal storage and cache

3) format data partition

4) flash the rom

5) 4) flash DM-verity

6) enjoy!!

A30s:

Download:mediafire

ROM OS Version: 10

ROM Kernel: Stock

ROM Firmware Required: Stock Android 10

Status: Stable

Created 31-08-2020

Last Updated 29-11-2020

In orden to boot the rom you need to flash DM-Verity after install the rom

Telegram Group for support and updates
[Samsung Galaxy A30s Guides, News, & Discussion] Blafio:
Hi, it's been a while, but I wanted to ask you what are the main features of this rom?

Finally, What CSC does it have?
[About XDA developers] LastQuestion:
Hi,

I'm recalling that when actively viewing a thread there used to be a 'search thread' option. I was viewing a thread for BoldBeast Call Recorder and was looking for the 'search thread' to quickly search for my phone model and find relevant posts in the thread, but couldn't locate it.

Edit:

Well, I'm embarrassed to admit I figured it out a few minutes later. The 'search' bar has consolidated all search functions. You have to select to 'search this thread' from a drop-down menu.

Would delete this thread but maybe it'll help a similarly confused person.
[About XDA developers] galaxys:
Haha, I think it was just timing! It was just fixed to have those drop-down options...
[About XDA developers] bitpushr:
The general search box works to search the thread:

View attachment 5149015

Change dropdown to pick "This thread"
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] hankster112:
Trying to use NoBloat, whenever I uninstall an app it just reappears in the list again like it was never even touched. Phone is rooted with Magisk on the Oreo stock ROM. Is there a different app I should be using to remove them?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] baldybill:
I usually delete them using Titanium Backup.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] hankster112:
Didn't know that was a feature of it, it's purging them for good now. Thanks!
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] baldybill:
You are most welcome.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] a1291762:
I followed my usual guide to upgrade...

https://xdaforums.com/mi-a2-lite/how-to/10-0-4-0-to-10-0-7-0-ota-keeping-magisk-t3916863/

The November update is 11.0.14.0. I have a patched boot with Magisk 20.4

patched_boot_11.0.14.0_204.img.gz

yasmar.net

And the vanilla boot

vanilla_boot_11.0.14.0.img.gz

yasmar.net

If you're just using Magisk, use this guide instead: https://xdaforums.com/mi-a2-lite/how-to/guide-install-magisk-proper-support-ota-t3836952

The vanilla boot is also in full image releases, if one is made for this version: https://xdaforums.com/mi-a2-lite/how-to/fastboot-xiaomi-mi-a2-fastboot-images-t3824871
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] a1291762:
Change analysis (https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=83520361&postcount=10)

Summary of changes:

* libutils

* media codecs

* DNS library

* Bluetooth.apk

* CellBroadcastReceiver.apk

* Telecom.apk

* Camera modules in vendor
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] WaveAbuser:
Hi @a1291762 and the others,

where can I find the ROM to flash V11.0.14 via fastboot? From the post above, I can only find the patched and vanilla boot image. Where can I download the ROM?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] a1291762:
Not every version ends up as a fastboot rom. The thread with fastboot images doesn't seem to get updated anymore. I don't know how people get those fastboot links. I found a site but they normally only post full update zips.

Maybe here?

https://c.mi.com/forum.php?mod=forumdisplay&fid=1931&filter=typeid&typeid=6385&orderby=lastpost&dateline=7948800
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] WaveAbuser:
Amazing, thanks @a1291762 !

The link you provided has a sub-forum about the update: https://c.mi.com/thread-3470765-1-0.html

Where you can find the fastboot image:

https://bigota.d.miui.com/V11.0.14.0.QDLMIXM/daisy_global_images_V11.0.14.0.QDLMIXM_20201126.0000.00_10.0_80d0ff46c1.tgz

I also wonder how people come up with the URLs to these fastboot images.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] networxpsc:
Anybody has patched 11.0.16.0?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] Antho02:
https://xdaforums.com/t/fastboot-da...r-v11-0-16-0-android-10.4211601/post-84209973
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
I have followed this method (and literally anything else I can find) to a T and the farthest I get is when flashing the ROM, I get "Flashing is not allowed for critical partitions" - which I can only find people saying that means the bootloader needs to be unlocked, but it is?! It's definitely, fully unlocked. No matter what I try I can't get around that error during the flashing process and it stays stuck on the T-Mobile ROM.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
I had the same issue with the critical partition error when I was under DOS and during the reboot process, 7T will only boot into the normal fastboot screen. In here, I always gets that error over and over. I stopped getting it when 7T boot into the recovery screen under power-shell.

Few things to make sure:

Stock cable

Power-shell in admin priv

Use local fastboot binary

If things still not looking up, I would try a different PC.

Good luck.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
Yup, those are all correct and I have tried another PC. Now I'm scared I may have bricked it, because other than booting it into FastBoot it just loops on the "Your device is corrupted" screen. Any thoughts? It did this after I re-locked the bootloader to try unlocking Critical again.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
Is your device is corrupt screen the one that gets displayed after the MSM EDL flashing?

If so, does your device auto boot into fastboot afterwards?

My thinking is after MSM tool, your device is corrupted, then you unlock critical flashing. Afterwards, the partitions being flashed in by the fastboot should prevent the corrupt msg being displayed. If you are all getting corrupt msg after the fastboot reboot, then something is off with the first part of your fastboot flashing.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
It's that same screen, yes, but the phone is just stuck in a boot loop. It says "Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and will not boot." and goes black and says it again, over and over. It will not automatically boot to Fastboot, but if I mess with the volume/power keys, I can get it to the fastboot screen. But no matter what else I do it goes back to an endless loop with the corrupt message.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
I think some error could have been carried over from the MSMDownloadTool flashing process. My 7T always auto boot into fastboot screen after the corrupt msg display without interaction on my end.

Try your EDL flashing part again, and at the same time, re-download the preparation step 4 file over again and try use that instead afterwards if you are still stuck on the boot loop, just to prevent possible discrepancies might be caused by corrupted file (unlikely, but it doesn't hurt right?)
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
Gotcha, thanks. Got it into EDL mode and am running MSM right now.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
Okay, EDL/MSM was successful, then I tried flashing the ROM per the instructions again but got the same error of being unable to flash to Critical. It no longer does the "device is corrupt" error boot loop, but the phone ONLY boots to Fastboot now, no matter what I do.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
Best of luck. Hope the pain stops for you soon, hah.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
Can you post your power-shell display message for the last flash-all.bat invocation?
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
Also, are you using .\fastboot flashing unlock_critical in admin priv power-shell to unlock the bootloader after MSM flashing?
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
Yes, that's what I was using. Unlocking it wasn't an issue, and when I try any type of unlock command it says it's already unlocked, which I believe to be true. But it still refuses to write to critical.

I can post my powershell message when I get back home. But basically it ran fine at first, it did fail at the "reserve" portion which I read to be normal, but after that it kept saying cannot flash to critical.

I just got the phone today so I hope it's not already bricked. But the fact that I got it out of the "corrupt" loop gives me hope I can fix it. Is there any place to download the stock T-Mobile ROM so I can try and start over? Assuming it will even let me flash it. I couldn't find any by searching.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
One observation I found to be very interesting.

The device should have been locked by the MSM tool through EDL flashing; yet, your device shows it's already unlocked.

I think the issue is still with your EDL flashing process as it should lock the bootloader then use flashing unlock critical to prevent critical partition flashing errors.

Also, your device is not bricked as long as you can still perform EDL flash. Just kept going and you can get it working without having to EDL flash anything else.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
I see, thanks for the insight. So just so I don't mess anything up further, exactly what steps in what order do you recommend I perform?
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
My first instinct is to keep trying the EDL flashing until you can perform flashing critical unlock properly.

If things keep on failing, try to change your PC, driver, or other environmental variables.

It's just a painful process of elimination that you have to stick to.

Also, unless there are potential hardware issues, flashing like this shouldn't carry any more risk to brick your device compare to just using your device regularly. You aren't changing the hardware/software that is responsible for facilitating EDL.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] seryniti:
EDL is fine, unlock_critical is fine, but flash-all gives me the same 'Flashing is not allowed for Critical Partitions' error on some partitions, and then I get stuck on the T-Mobile boot screen after. I'd think it wouldn't be the TMo screen by that point, right?

I've gone through this twice with the OEM cable and a different cable. The device was up to date with the latest TMo OTA before I started.

I'm about to try the TMo MSM to see if I can get it back to a working state.

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[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] seryniti:
Edit:

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-wip-t...-global-firmware.4019495/page-5#post-81731765

Apparently I'm not getting into FastbootD, so it's not flashing on the proper place. I'm going to try again. I noticed earlier when it runs "fastboot reboot fastboot" it's not working properly.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
Let me know what you find. I didn't even know there was other versions of MSM so I'll try that as well. I'd love to just at least get mine out of only being able to boot to Fastboot.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
Your 7T should be on the stock recovery screen when fastboot reboot fastboot completes. If your device boots into T-Mobile boot screen or bootloader, something is wrong with your env on PC.

You should never see T-Mobile boot screen at any given time during fastboot flashing process.

The final reboot should complete the conversion and boot into the intentional version OS.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] SolaceFZ:
Hmmm, I am getting some weird green tint.

I might try to flash the global stock image from the OnePlus community server.

Does flashing that with the MSM tool also flash/replace the fastboot stuff?

I think it does as I flashed some stuff and bricked it before and flashing the stock T-Mobile image fixed it.

Can anyone confirm?
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] SolaceFZ:
Seems like flashing the global rom didn't work, I flashed it back to T-Mobile.

Tried flashing via the instructions here but now I get:

.\fastboot.exe flash reserve reserve.img
Sending 'reserve' (250164 KB) OKAY [ 5.783s]
Writing 'reserve' FAILED (remote: '(reserve_a) No such partition')

I already used the large address aware thing on the local binaries.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] thebitjuggler:
Flashing with MSM tool flashes everythong to stock. It will undo everything you did previously
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] k.stahanov73:
why can't you upgrade from t-mobile directly via fastboot to the global version? what exactly does this msm patched give?
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ThePigletWhisperer:
Hello,

I used this guide to convert my T-mobile HD1907 to EU variant.

Problem is since A12 came, I have the fingerprint /brightness issue, along with some wifi / data issues.

Now that HD1907_11_F.03 is out, I'm thinking of reverting back to T-mobile branded A11 so I can update to T-mobile A12.

Do i Just flash it through the MSM tool?

Thanks
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] eliaslear:
i went back to tmobile 10 and 11 firmware but ALL roms seem to have the same green tint, and brightnes issues (call issues in paranoid android). coincidentally, all aftermarket roms show my phone as hd1901 after flashing, so i assume devs need to build a separate hd1907 version to support this phones firmware. also i assume it has to do with a hardware change since we have to manually load a magisk module to change phone variant. fortunately, i can still again flash back to hd1907 using hotdogt_11_O.01_210120 unbrick tool, or hotdogt_15_O.01_210927_repack. i considered staying on tmobile a12 but call recording is messed up again, i hate the tmobile splashes, and something else i don't remember. i'm still in limbo trying to find an alternative to oos11 since that's what i've circled back around to.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] seryniti:
Good to go! Older fastboot version did me in.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
Can you clarify? Are you saying the older version helped or did you need to update? If you have a link to what exactly worked for you that would be great. Mine also showed the T-Mobile splash screen during the flash process so I'm betting I was in the same boat as you.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
It's been recommended from quite few posts don't use the older version fastboot.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
Okay, thanks, I must have missed it. I've just looked at so many threads lately. Do you mind linking me to a good version so I can be certain?

Also, my latest issue seems to be that because it loops into Fastboot mode now, I can't get it into EDL like I did before.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
I used the version that comes with the zipped file. Once I used admin priv power-shell, it just worked in one go. That's why I used in the guide.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
That's probably my issue then, because somewhere I had read to make sure that fastboot/adb was up to date so I think I pulled mine from somewhere other than the ZIP file. Thanks again. I'll see what I can make of it today.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
Alright, back at square one. I got the phone to boot into T-Mobile OS and access EDL/fastboot just fine. I was somehow able to recover the OS by using the "flash factory image" feature in TOOL ALL IN ONE and selected the ZIP file for the global ROM. It caused the phone to reboot to stock OS during the process, which I can't explain but glad it means I'm not bricked.

Here's what I've done so far:

Ran MSM as admin and booted into EDL.

Hit Start on MSM (the linked MSM tool in the download on Step 4.)

MSM finished fine and rebooted to Corrupt screen, then to Fastboot.

Opened Windows Power-Shell with admin privileges and navigated to Global ROM folder

Ran ./fastboot unlock critical which said OKAY, so that was a good sign. Phone asked if I wanted to unlock bootloader, I selected yes, it rebooted to Fastboot.

Ran the big copy/paste command listed in Step 7 to flash the ROM.

Phone did the usual - it flashed the first several files fine, rebooted, wiped itself, then rebooted to T-Mobile OS and not back to fastboot, so the operation did not continue. My fastboot files are indeed the ones that came with the global ROM zip folder. Any thoughts? At this point can/should I skip the EDL/MSM steps since my bootloader is unlocked?
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
Repeat the fastboot flash process few times see if your phone will reboot into recovery screen instead of T-Mobile boot screen. If you are still stuck on T-Mobile screen, something is off.

Also, you shouldn't need to redo previous steps since unlock critical is successful.

If things still fail, repeat fastboot flash process by changing one thing at a time: driver, cable, usb port, PC, etc. This process is entirely unstable for some unknown reason. Keep trying.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
As an added note, the fastboot -w did not trigger a device wipe screen during my successful flash. Device wipe was displayed only thru PC power-shell fastboot msg.

But, the previous failed attempts did trigger a recovery data wipe process screen. Having that could be an indicator of failure.

However, my memory could be wrong as I only did the successful flash once.

Further, I kept having issue booting into T-Mobile boot screen until I changed to stock cable. So, find the your last piece of puzzle and you should be done.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
Okay, so I put it into Fastboot, and could then put it into Recovery mode without it going straight back to T-Mobile splash. I did as you said and repeated the fastboot ROM flash process and...it worked! You are entirely right, it's unstable and very hard to pinpoint errors. For what it's worth, this is the first time I've seen it reboot into Recovery and continue the process automatically from there. It would previously only boot to Fastboot (and fail saying can't write to Critical) or T-Mobile splash (and fail of course).

Really appreciate your time and support. Glad to have a fully unlocked OnePlus 7T working on the Visible network (Verizon MVNO) now. This phone is actually intended to be a gift and you helped me make that happen!
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
Glad you got it working.

Did the wipe data screen appear on you 7T on your successful flash?
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ZRT8355:
You know, I'm not 100% sure and don't want to say it did, because I'm also working from home so I was busy with that while it was in the actual flash process. My dev settings were reset, is that an indicator of a wipe or does flashing the new ROM always reset that?
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
To by honest, I'm not sure either. Your device will be wiped either way, I just want to get a confirmation on the recovery data wipe screen so others should benefit from this potential useful information.

Thanks anyway.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] seryniti:
I ended up copying the fastboot from the latest zip over to the global rom, because it was using the one included with the global rom and erroring with that one. After that, it worked without any issues. I forgot what post I found the tools in, but the download link is https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools_r30.0.5-windows.zip

After starting up it downloaded the 10.0.15 OTA and installed that fine as well, so things seem great!
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] dokuzovski:
It would be great if someone makes video on youtube with the tutorial
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Superorb:
If I were to buy a new, factory SIM unlocked T-mobile 7T right now what would that mean as far as converting to an international variant with dual SIM? Would it get regular updates from OnePlus or would it still go through T-mobile? I like the blue variant and it's so much easier to find from T-mobile than the regular unlocked.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
It's global version stock firmware after flashing, you'll get the update directly from Oneplus.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] rikyxie:
Two things I want to share from my process:

1 : If somehow MSM download failed to do the job and the phone won't turn on after that, and also plug in to computer just keep saying device cannot be recognized, it is because the phone didn't exist EDL mode yet. Keep pressing on Volume Up button and Power button for 10+ seconds will clear it.

2: Be sure download the latest stock room and ADB. Unzip the stock room, and copy and replace all files from ADB to the stock room folder and run [.\flash-all.bat] from there.

Without doing this, I kept seeing "Flashing is not allowed for Critical Partitions" error while flashing on some of the files, and still get back on T-mobile version after finish.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] VillaRuizHN:
Hello friends, I have a strange question. If I buy a OnePlus 7T T-mobile phone that has been unlocked, will I always have T-Mobile applications, pre-installed applications or bloatware? Is it necessary to carry out this process to eliminate them or is the phone already as an international version without any pre-installed T-mobile app?

Greetings and hugs!
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
The benefits of firmware conversion:

Completely remove T-Mobile app and any underlying software (there aren't a lot, but why not competently gone)

Use dual sim supported by the hardware. You'll need to get a new dual sim tray. Just remember to unlock network lock so you can use other carriers, which is a different but simpler process.

Get on the faster firmware release schedule of stock firmware because it doesn't need to be certified by T-Mobile, which are always generations behinds.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] ultralightmeme:
Forgive me, for I am an absolute noob, but what is the difference between your guide and the "[GUIDE][WIP]T-Mobile Brand Conversion to Rooted Global Firmware" guide that you referenced?
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] the_link_8:
hi I am a bit confused because you said that we can do it without uncloking the bootloader and get in some part you show how to do it and in anothers it seems to be necessary, so could you explaint that s little further please, because I want to do it but without unlocking the bootloader and I want to be clear about it.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] urbanman2004:
Might wanna try it on Intel based computer if the PC you're using contains an AMD processor. I can never get 'fast boot' to work properly on an AMD machine.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
It's the same thing. My guide includes more detailed explanations for avoiding some weird issues.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
The unlocking of bootloader is absolutely necessary. You either go thru the proper manufacturer method like me and wait for one week or you can use the alternative software to unlock which I didn't test, but still offered a link to.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] Chxc:
You are welcome.