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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] maxdal89:
Unless everyone,

I do not want to create a useless debate, but since Android for kaiser I work, I wanted to know if they were available for other operating systems htc diamond (LIPS example, Limo ...).

Thank you.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Shipoftheline:
I’ve been having problems with my phone being stuck in 3G and not switching to 5G for sometime now which was really bugging me and traced the problem down to the ‘Smart 5G’ option.

I thought this option was to save power thus use 4G when not needing 5G but this hasn’t been the case, its not given me 5G when needed and even forced the phone into 3G so wanted to share this fix, turn ‘Smart 5G’ off
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Kapi1640:
Global Full Ota available , with oxygen updater
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] spaziomilano:
someone have a download link for that it's not possible for me to download that in my device in this moment?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Kapi1640:
Available for me

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[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] bouchigo:
Just go to the OnePlus website under the Support section. It's there, you don't need Oxygen Updater.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] bradhoschar:
Does it really wipe and factory reset, or can we get away with it not?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Kapi1640:
No wipe , juste update
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] bradhoschar:
Downloaded update

Installed

Uninstalled Magisk

Restored images

Rebooted

and it DID wipe device.

FYI.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] sensui123:
Just updated and all is well.... Downloaded the full image, removed all magisk modules, reboot, local update option (upper right hand cog in system update menu), then installed magisk directly to other slot, rebooted and all is well.

I'm assuming you wiped because you installed the full update versus using local update option... It even tells you data should be preserved but backup just in case before the procedure.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] bradhoschar:
Nope. Downloaded update, used local storage, and then did the magisk magic, and rebooted thru magisk. Still wiped data. Oh well. Just FYI'ing everyone else
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dvartak:
I did it yesterday. Did not suffer any data wipe, followed the guide.

IN2025
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] galaxys:
Same here in2025 Local update with the usual no data wipes...
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] rapropos:
Is it possible you were on the Open Beta before? I have heard rumors that going from Open Beta to Official Release causes unwarned data loss. FWIW, I did this upgrade from official 11.0.1.1 and did *not* experience data loss.

However, and this has now happened (I believe) both with the 11.0.1.1 and 11.0.2.2 upgrades, the official upgrader looks to have swapped A/B slots during the install, as opposed to doing so after the install and immediately before the reboot. The result is that if you follow the guides that tell you to install Magisk to the inactive slot, you'll be hitting the wrong slot.

I suspect people can probably get away with doing a direct Magisk install to what it considers the "active" slot right after the OTA update and then rebooting. For an extra layer of safety, you could do that first and then hit the inactive slot afterwards. You would then likely end up back in your pre-update OS (albeit still having root), so you could switch slots manually with fastboot or do a second install to inactive slot in Magisk Manager to switch slots that way.

I'm curious if others have encountered similar slot weirdness. Perhaps it's dependent on whether one is using Oxygen Updater or the stock updating program. This is my first OP phone, and first experience rooting with A/B slots in general, so I may be overlooking something obvious here.
[Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact Questions & Answers] 1xcalibur1:
I've been searching all over the place...

Could anyone point me at a guide for newbs?

Thanks!

X
[Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact Questions & Answers] AlexKarimov:
First, you need your bootloader to be unlocked. It's pretty easy if you have that done already.

You'll need ADB and Fastboot. It can be tricky to get the right drivers. The driver used when your phone is connected in normal mode is not the same when connected in fastboot mode, in my experience anyway. You'll want the 15sec ADB driver and you'll need to update the driver when it is in fastboot mode.

Next, get the correct twrp img and put it in the ADB folder(you'll need a different one based on flashing a pie rom or a q rom). You may want to rename it so it's easier to type in fastboot.

To enter fastboot mode, hold volume up and plug in the usb cable. The LED should light up blue.

Open a command prompt and navigate to wherever you've installed ADB(mine is on C:\ so it's really easy).

Type "fastboot devices" to double check if the driver is installed and your phone is connected in fastboot mode.

------It should show something like: BH9090808E fastboot

Then type "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img" - or whatever you've named the file. It will take less than a few seconds.

Then type "fastboot reboot" and let your phone reboot.

Done(y)
[Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact Questions & Answers] 1xcalibur1:
Thanks a lot for the reply!

I've been experiencing the exact issues you described. I'm having issues unlocking the Bootloader. "Fastboot.exe devices" does not show anything, the phone is with a blue led on and a balck screen and when I look in Device Manager there's an "Other" Android device with an "!".

Could you please share the drivers you mentioned? Because I really went through

everything and none was accepted. Also the 15 Seconds ADB Drivers did not help.

Thanks!
[Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact Questions & Answers] AlexKarimov:
My apologies. It's been so long since I've started from scratch, I must've gotten the drivers mixed up. The 15sec ADB is for the phone connected in normal mode.

I'm pretty sure this one is the fastboot one:

https://developer.sony.com/file/download/xperia-xz1-compact-driver/

If not, I'm sorry because that's all I have.
[Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact Questions & Answers] 1xcalibur1:
I nailed it eventually!

For anyone that comes across this thread,

this video will solve all your problems with adb drivers:
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] serifpersia:
I would like to port TAB S2 Nougat Rom for my Note 4 N910K Exynos 5433 phone. I always flashed custom roms but all of them have too many features and I all want is stock Nougat for Note 4. I don't need the S-pen functionality just Nougat and network to work nicely.

I never did any rom development or any compiling but I'm willing to learn.

It would be really appreciated if someone could list all the software and steps for porting.

As I said I have no idea how its done but I know that I need stock base firmware and kernel so it actually boots up.
[Redmi Note 9S / Note 9 Pro (Indian Model) Question] AjTheKiller1:
i managed to delete twrp and when i did then it shows that the system has been destroyed and after restart it is stuck on

fastboot windows. i tried to connect it with my pc so i could install flash rom but it doesnt show up on pc after connecting to usb.

i dont understand what to do next... helppppppppppppppppppppppppp
[Redmi Note 9S / Note 9 Pro (Indian Model) Question] twistyplain:
I have been in this situation before but I'm not sure how exactly i got into it but I was also doing something to do with twrp. Anyway, whenever you encounter such a problem you need to provide as much information as you possibly can to help us help you. This way people are able to narrow down to what causes a particular problem. One question I have is how did you "delete" twrp?

Now for how I got out of that "system has been destroyed" problem. First off, I had already successfully unlocked my bootloader (don't know if you had). Also, the adb drivers were properly installed on my pc. What I did (at the "system has been destroyed" screen) was to let it sit there while connected to the charger for what seemed to be around 10 minutes and kept doing what I was doing and out of the corner of my eye I saw it rebooting and unexpectedly it went into fastboot. I connected it to my pc and it showed up in device manager and "fastboot devices" command detected it. I proceeded to successfully flash recovery with fastboot and then used "fastboot boot recovery.img (or whatever you have renamed your recovery to)" command. It went into recovery mode after which I copied rom via mtp and flashed it and it agreed to boot into system after the flashing was successful.

These may not be the exact steps I took but as close to them as I can recall (because I was bewildered at the thought that my phone was dead). I think the key turning point was to let it sit at the "system has been destroyed" screen for a while.
[Redmi Note 9S / Note 9 Pro (Indian Model) Question] AjTheKiller1:
Hey thanks for replying to be honest ..i thought people will help but seems like nobody cares here..

The thing is i dont remember actually exact process but i somehow managed to delete the twrp ..

the main problem is you said after ur phone got onto fastboot you connected it to ur pc and flashed official rom but in my case in the device manger or anywhere ... when my phone is in fastboot mode and i connect it to my pc it doesnt show up as connected not in device manager or any other place...this is the main problem....if only my device shows up connected i wouldve flashed rom way before anything...its been 1 week since my phone died ...i need help...i tried everything from youtube ...seems it doesnt work for me
[Redmi Note 9S / Note 9 Pro (Indian Model) Question] twistyplain:
Have you ever had your phone detected by your pc in fastboot mode? And if you connect it to the pc, does the computer play the hardware detected sound?

You need to rule out a driver issue. I'm not the only other person to get the "system has been destroyed" message and people usually get out of it. I don't know why yours is so problematic.

Had you successfully unlocked bootloader?
[Redmi Note 9S / Note 9 Pro (Indian Model) Question] LoadOP2:
The Good old "System has been destroyed" Message. Well, This is terrible This should not happen in the first place. I assume it happened Because you wiped data and then deleted twrp. But If you want help you have to specify how exactly did you " Delete TWRP" What steps did you follow to Delete it. None the less the best bet on getting your device back would be to go to the nearest service center. Pretend you did nothing and maybe they will say you got a bad update.
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] delimavi:
I think my zuk z2 pro is (half) bricked. It was working fine with prevous aex rom but I thought it was time to update rom.

I have copied the rom to phone and started in twrp recovery to install aosp rom and got error 7.

I have tried to get in fastboot to update twrp 3.4.0-0 and wiped data, cache, dalvik etc. Then I got the same error 7 and vendor message in twrp when I try install aosp rom.

Qfil not worked for me. Download fail: Switch To EDL FailFAiled to Swit to Emergency Download mode.

With adb I get now error: device '(null)' not found.

What can I do now after tried different steps. I don't know which is the best step and how to unbrick?

-install another twrp?

-How to transfer and install rom now, by recovery, adb/fasboot, qfil?

-Need stock firmware or doesn't matter?

My phone is rooted.

I appreciate any tips and help.
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] longineco:
Try to install twrp 3.2.1.0.

Try to roll back twrp 3.2.1.0-0. I couldn't install any rom with last twrp. Everything is fine until I used twrp 3.2.1.0-0.
[Lenovo Zuk Z2 Pro Questions & Answers] tiggerle666:
I replied to your double-post already in the other thread:
[OPPO Find X2 Pro Questions & Answers] Munsterbuster:
I have problems with the do not disturb settings. When activated, Apps are still able to play a sound if a notification comes in.

My configuration is

Media in do not disturb turn silent > on

Exceptions:

Notifications - blank, no option activated

Message and Calls - only from favored contacts (with stars in contact app)

At my old Samsung S9+, I had similar settings and it worked like it should. Even as example, when a favored contact sends a whatsapp message, sound plays. When a normal contact sends a message, whatsapp was silent. And no notification sound from other apps.

Do I have a misconfiguration or is something wrong with the DND?
[General Questions and Answers] tmatija:
This is my first time posting here and I am not sure how to best classify this question with tags, so please excuse me.

Here's the problem: I have backed up the data partition with TWRP and then wiped my Note 10.1 2014 before installing a fresh stock ROM. I did this because it went into a bootloop. When I tried to do a restore of the data partition through TWRP it sent the tablet back into a bootloop, so I had to redo the wipe and installation. I am only really trying to get one thing from the data partition, my S Note notes, so I thought I'd try to do this manually. I unzipped one of the TWRP backup archives (data.ext3.win001 or something like that) and found the folder com.samsung.android.snote in there with the .SPD files inside.

However, the .SPD files actually appear as folders on my Mac, not as zip archives as they should be. Something must've gotten mixed up in the TWRP backup. They contain all the appropriate files, and they are of the appropriate size, so I thought I'd zip them on my computer, change the file extension and put them on the SD card and back into the phone to be imported into S Note. However, S Note says "Invalid file format" when I tried to open them.

Does anyone have an idea about how S Note files work, and how they can be correctly zipped, give that I have all the correct contents? I know it's a long shot, but any assistance would be welcome! Cheers!
[Redmi 9 / Poco M2 Questions & Answers] Soul of Tek:
im looking for making mobile data and wifi work both at the same time that like in samsung galaxy note 4
[Redmi 9 / Poco M2 Questions & Answers] mitchell4you:
Under developer mode is a option

keep mobile data active even when WiFi is active

there is also a DNS changer app

-but its a paid app

using 12.0.2
[Redmi 9 / Poco M2 Questions & Answers] mitchell4you:
Another funny option..

Calling using wifi

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[P3600 General] misioooo:
As in topic. I wanted Kaiser (it has everything what i want plus some extra). But P3600/i is cheaper and also have all i want. I dont care about hardware keyboard (i write 5-10 text messages/month tops).

Now to the point. 400MHz vs 500MHz and 128ROM vs 256ROM - is this a big difference when using phone? I want to store contacts, take notes/voice notes, sometimes a picture (thus 1.3MPix is enough, dont mind if it has 2MPix tho, heh), make/receive quiet a lot of calls. From time to time maybe some simple game. Nothing fancy. Movies - maybe, but i can live without this possibility. WiFi - a must for occassional hotspots i encounter to download emails, read something etc. GPS - a must. And external is out of question (i travel a lot by motorcycle). But both have GPS build-in :-)

So is it worth to pay extra (and import from other country!) P3600i or can i safely buy normal P3600 and i wont notice any difference in daily use?
[Samsung Galaxy M21 Questions & Answers] Clutchmaster_OP:
dude its getting slower and slower everyday please make havoc zip
[Huawei Developers] XDARoni:
Garena Free Fire: HMS Vs. GMS

Large battle royale-style games are the most popular type of game right now. GMS powered phones have a large selection of these types of games to play, including PUBG, Fortnite, and others. Being able to play games like this, is one of the best ways to use your high-end phone. Huawei makes some of the most powerful phones on the market, with the ability to run very graphics-intense games. Without the support of GMS, can Huawei still offer a great gaming experience? In this thread, I will compare the popular game, Garena Free Fire. This game is available on the Play store and the App Gallery, coming in both GMS and HMS flavors.

This game is very similar to PUBG, for those that have played that game before. It also has a mix of style that is more similar to Fortnite, when it comes to player movement and gun mechanics. The game is totally free to play, and offers a premium graphics experience.

Garena Free Fire [GMS]

Installing Garena Free Fire on a GMS phone results in a great gaming experience. The gameplay is smooth and the graphics look very good. The game plays like a light version of PUBG. It's a bit more casual, with enemy fights happening way more often. There's plenty of skins to choose from and there is a good ranking system that matches you with players that have similar skills.

The game doesn't get as much recognition as other big titles in the same genre, but after playing Garena for a bit, you'll probably find that it's every bit as fun.

Garena Free Fire [HMS]

The HMS version of Garena is able to produce the same graphics experience. Even without GMS powering the game features, Garena plays just the same and is just as fun. You won't find that any features are missing, and everything functions as normal. The developers have done a great job in bringing this game to Huawei phones.

Using Huawei's HMS Core Game Kit, Garena is able to be one of the best games available to HMS phones, and really shows off the potential of future games to come. So for anyone looking to get the best gaming experience on a non-GMS device, this is the best solution so far.
[Huawei Developers] justnewsp:
Is crossplay enabled - GMS <> HMS ?
[Huawei Developers] StipoDebeljak:
Its a very good game.I also play this game and its a good experience for me.

Large battle royale-style games are the most popular type of game right now. GMS powered phones have a large selection of these types of games to play, including PUBG, Fortnite, and others. Being able to play games like this, is one of the best ways to use your high-end phone. Huawei makes some of the most powerful phones on the market, with the ability to run very graphics-intense games. Without the support of GMS, can Huawei still offer a great gaming experience? In this thread, I will compare the popular game, Garena Free Fire. This game is available on the Play store and the App Gallery, coming in both GMS and HMS flavors.
[Huawei Developers] XDARoni:
Navigation Apps HMS Vs. GMS

The best map application depends on access to a massive amount of data and users. These things are essential to creating a reliable navigation app. The largest map systems come from Google, Apple, and Microsoft. For Huawei phones that don't support GMS, HMS Core's Map Kit will be powering navigation apps. So in this thread, let's compare the HMS map applications available from Huawei's App Gallery, with Google Maps.

Google Maps [GMS]

Google Maps has been the king of real-time navigation for a long time now. Along with navigation, the service offers features for trip planning, offline maps, business hours, traffic updates, speed trap warnings, business reviews and so much more. It is the most advanced navigation system by far.

The overall experience of using Google Maps is as good as it gets. The app is easy to use, and the real-time navigation is best-in-class. The integration with Google Assistant makes voice control of the app, very easy. Google has such an advantage by having so many active users being able to upload reviews, photos, and traffic information to Google Maps. It is easy to find photos of local spots, and upload your photos for others to see.

Google Street View is made possible by Google vehicles driving the streets of your country and uploading pictures to the platform. Google Street View has had years to evolve and can be very helpful to get a better look at specific businesses, parking opportunities, and find address numbers.

Offline Map Navigation [HMS]

So without the ability to use Google Maps, Does HMS have any compatible apps that can compete? If you go to the Huawei App Gallery and search for navigation apps, only a small few will show up in the results. One of the only functioning apps I could find that had a decent amount of positive rating was an app called Offline Map Navigation. This is the best Google Maps alternative that I was able to find on the App Gallery. Navigation is the primary focus of this app, with the maps having a similar look to Google Maps. The app feels very familiar and is easy to use.

When it comes to navigating from point A to point B, Offline Map Navigation does this very well. Directions calculate quickly and accurately. The area that is lacking is real-time traffic data. You can get an accurate drive time to your location, but it will not warn you of traffic jams or accidents ahead. So it's more of a barebones version of Google Maps. It does the basics and it does them well, but many larger features from services like Google Maps are missing.

Business listings are just a name and location. The app is not able to offer reviews, photos, and detailed information about specific businesses. This simply is not possible without a massive userbase uploading information to the app.

There are clearly lots of opportunities for Developers to take advantage of the Map Kit to create great navigation apps for Huawei devices.
[Huawei Developers] Vishwamoorthy R:
Super
[Huawei Developers] rahool360:
Wow !!! thats nice !!
[MeMO Pad 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RaiKov:
Hi, my tablet was crashed when i updated firmware to one of the latest version in Lolipop.(i don't remember what was the version number of it). Started freezing bootlops, weird crashes and after some time it's stucked at UEFI bios menu. i've searched a lot of possible solutions and made some progress, but it's annoyingly persistent failing to flash ROM. Some ROMs caused freezing on installation progress bar as it's mentioned below( thread ***5.0 Brick Solution*** Asus Memo Pad 7 ME176CX) waiting 20 minutes, but couldn't get response from the device.

Can you please help me what's wrong i'm doing and do you have any solution for this ?

Followed guides:

https://xdaforums.com/t/unbrick-asus-memopad-7-me176c-cx.2970049/post-72963836

https://xdaforums.com/t/unbrick-asus-memopad-7-me176c-cx.2970049/post-64952208

https://xdaforums.com/t/5-0-brick-solution-asus-memo-pad-7-me176cx.3134814/

https://xdaforums.com/t/intel-android-devices-root-temp-recovery-session.2975096/

UEFI bios

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Droidboot

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TWRP session, flashing update.zip

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Failed but why ?
[MeMO Pad 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RaiKov:
Tried to unlock bootloader on Android 5.0, seems successfully finished.

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Tried to install permanent TWRP with this guide. Command is flashed ok, but when select recovery mode on Droidboot screen, it drops back to UEFI bios menu again:

https://xdaforums.com/t/recovery-20...p-3-3-1-for-asus-memo-pad-7-me176c-x.3745190/

Tried to restore with TWRP backup WW 12.10.1.36 8 GB version. It's failed due to unable to mount partitions. Only Factory partition is mounted.

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[MeMO Pad 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RaiKov:
Tried rollback from Android 5 to 4.4 Kitkat.

OSLOADER: efilinux-userdebug.efi
sending 'osloader' (2023 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.103s]
writing 'osloader'...
OKAY [ 0.007s]
finished. total time: 0.113s
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.536s]
booting...
OKAY [ 0.001s]
finished. total time: 0.541s

Waiting for 0 seconds, press a key to continue ...
< waiting for device >
...
(bootloader) Start partitioning

OKAY [ 0.047s]
finished. total time: 0.048s
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending '/tmp/partition.tbl' (1 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.035s]
writing '/tmp/partition.tbl'...
OKAY [ 0.044s]
finished. total time: 0.081s
...
FAILED (remote: GPT command failed
)
finished. total time: 0.287s
"partition /tmp/partition.tbl FAILED, EXIT!"
Press any key to continue . . .

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