yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] Kirek50:
A very good ROM. Before the installation, it is necessary to wipe, because there are problems. Two days of use and no hassles, it works very smoothly, a large number of proprietary configuration options is surprising. The fingerprint reader works great, better battery management, great responsiveness of the interface. Thanks for the authors for second life of my tablet, model T815 LTE.

Few hours later: camera hangs up, Skype can't see WiFi.

Few days later: Open Camera working, tip form Skype and other Microsoft apps: close WiFi connection, open mobile transfer log in to Skype or other Microsoft apps (Office on my tablet), back to WiFi and everything OK.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] shamnh:
Finally found the problem. It because of my Sandisk 128gb microsd. Tried RR and Havoc, same happening. After flash, i took out the sd card and voila, the rom is manage to to past the "just a sec". While running the rom i tried put sd card back. When it checking the sd card suddenly reboot and looping at RR boot logo. Seems like rom is not supporting the 128gb capacity. Now using the 32gb and RR is working great. Btw thanks for the rom. It revive my beloved tab.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] tofe62:
GOOGLE TRANSLATION :

Hello, I installed this ROM which works great! Thanks to the developer! I have a quick question: how do I install MAGISK?

Thank you !
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] thefunkygibbon:
just tried to install this rom (RROS-Q-8.6.8-20210501-gts28ltexx-Unofficial.zip) and ran into showstopping issues on my t715

a) doesn't seem to have a software keyboard installed by default. so connecting to wifi etc was impossible.

b) randomly seems to shut down and reboot into twlp during trying to do the initial setup. gets very hot too.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] wizardknight:
I am loving this rom. I mainly use my tablet as a portable media player while traveling, and my old rom couldn't play back x265 1080p content. I can totally do that without any visual artifacting like I had before. Thanks for making and sharing it.

The governor options, and overclocking options are awesome too.

I have two questions/issues.

1. Under the adaptive brightness, the minimal brightness level slider doesn't seem to change anything. I use this feature on my phone, and I find it quite nice.

2. Under game driver preferences, the slider will not go into the off position.

Are these known bugs, or am I doing something wrong?
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] wizardknight:
I just installed the most recent T715 ROM, and I had no keyboard, rebooting, or overheating issues. I did install open gaps pico size during the install.

The rom installed the AOSP keyboard for me. I switched to gboard later.

Maybe you have a bad install. I would suggest a full wipe and reinstall.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] wizardknight:
Download the most recent magisk apk. Change the file extension from apk to zip. Install in TWRP just like any zip file.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] ZeyphurX:
Just experience never ending boot animation after a reboot. Is it a common occurrence with this rr rom?

Edit: bootloop gone suddenly after a month usage.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] subirghosh:
There is no option to change the layout grid anywhere. Should be available for both home screen and app drawer. Say 5x6 or even 6x6.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] wizardknight:
Switch your launcher to PSOL. It is on the app store.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] subirghosh:
That works. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] walts:
I just flashed this ROM today, because with Lineage 17.1 I would find a drained battery in the morning. That sounds like the boot loop problem you are reporting. Question: How dis you diagnose this? Have you found a solution workaround? I'll see what I find tomorrow morning and report back.

Walt
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] he_stheone64:
Does the T715y version work on a T715?

Thx
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] lordrak:
I have boot loop rpoblem too. Os starts normally and after unpecified time boot loop occur. Time to bootloop is from minutes to hours. I have no idea how to debug it.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] hhwxyzz:
the microphone for the main call is not working, the rom is very good!
[General Questions and Answers] kbads89:
Hi,

I have searched through many articles in this forum and have found bits and pieces to my problem but keep running into roadblocks and was wondering if anyone could help me.

Background:

I bought a Sprint Galaxy Note 9 but I am a Verizon customer. I am trying to teach myself how to unlock the phone from its original carrier.

I only have an old Mac laptop to make these changes so I have downloaded Parallels as my virtual desktop.

I have downloaded Odin.

I have downloaded what I believe to be the right firmware but would like to double-check this.

HOW DO I CHANGE THE CSC?! I have been racking my brain trying to find solutions for the past day and a half...

Any help would be much appreciated as I am a total beginner trying to learn.
[Android Head-Units] Cargirl:
Hello, what shoud I do if air conditioner doesnt work for my car. Honda Accord 7 2003-2007 10" Android 10.0 Radio GPS Navi DAB+ USB DSP BT HD
[Android Head-Units] RegularNick:
Did you ever resolve this? I'm having the same issue
[Java for Android App Development] xadf:
Hello,

Ive try to mod an app, but it wont work because of the "SecuredDouble" or i dont know why..

I think its a kind of protection, but how to bypass?

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[Java for Android App Development] Raiz:
Hi,

But, I'm not really allowed to help you with that particular one, as the xda rules states that warez request (or anything related, including apk modding for money, which is what you're trying to achieve here).

Edit 'cus nobody will probably ever see it:

SecureDouble must be written somewhere else. Find the method description to make it work the way you want (this means make it unefficient)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xadf:
Hello,

Ive try to mod an app, but it wont work because of the "SecuredDouble" or i dont know why..

I think its a kind of protection, but how to bypass?

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrjuniork:
Thread closed. Duplicate thread.

Original thread: https://xdaforums.com/t/how-to-mod-apks-with-this-kind-of-protection-secureddouble.4215547/
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gehzumteufel:
So do the hermes read SDHC? The whole talk of these non SDHC over 2gb cards has really made me wonder.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Scrtcwlvl:
By default, with the included wm5 ROM no. However, unofficial and official WM6 and above roms work with microSDHC.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gehzumteufel:
So the hardware actually has the requisite revisions to read the cards?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ultramag69:
Yes, but software controlled. You can't use a 4gb sdhc to update the os (sd card method) as the bootloader won't recognise it.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] skytbest:
I've been an Android user for a long time and was into the rooting and custom ROM scene in the days of the DROID phones, Nexus, and early Pixel devices.

Once I got my Pixel 3 and then a Samsung S20 after that I didn't really have a reason to root any longer as I didn't want to mess with custom ROMs.

Now I'm using a Pixel 5 and while I still don't really want to root it seems to be the only way to hide the nav bar in conjunction with Fluid Navigation Gestures. This is a big deal for me as I have been using FNG for years now and really don't like Google's default gesture nav. I'm using 3-button nav for now but would love to get FNG back.

Anyways, I'm looking into rooting the Pixel 5 and the process seems much more involved then it used to be, and I see lots of people talking about not getting OTA updates (minor security patches, not even whole Android version updates).

From what I remember back when I was rooting phones ~5 years ago it was much simpler and did not preclude you from getting OTA updates. Especially on Nexus devices, and even early Pixels if I'm remembering correctly, rooting was simple and didn't break when you updated.

Amy I remembering this correctly? Is Google cracking down on rooting much more these days? I would just be so happy if I could get proper FNG back, this phone would be absolutely perfect for me if I could just do that without much fuss.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Tulsadiver:
I can't speak for the topjohnwu (Magisk "Magic" man) but for us end users, rooting is pretty easy for Pixel phones. Install Magisk manager, put copy of boot.img on phone, patch it through Magisk manager, put patched boot image on pc and flash it in fastboot. All after unlocking bootloader and enabling USB first.

I've always downloaded and installed my own updates so getting ota's is not an issue for me. I use FNG as well.

I had the original Samsung Nexus. First phone I ever rooted. I had so much fun with that phone. Seems like there was a limitless amount of custom roms. I was hooked.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Ducter:
It may seem that way as we do not have TWRP so you're doing different steps. They aren't necessarily harder steps, just different. I've only owned this phone for 1 update cycle but it took perhaps 10-15 minutes to upgrade, re-root and be back up and running as I was before.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] RocketGeeezer:
Those wher the days! I just had mine in my hands a few hours ago, when i was rumaging in my old phones box...
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] skytbest:
Thanks for the reply. When you rooted the phone originally did you have to do a factory reset? And when you update and re-root do you have to reinstall the magisk modules or does everything just start working again like it was before the update?
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] skytbest:
Thanks. Do you have to wipe the phone as part of the rooting process?

Also, when you do update do you have to re-enable 3-button nav so that when you are unrooted (after update) you can use the phone? Do all the magisk modules and other root-only things just come back on their own once the phone is rooted again?
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Tulsadiver:
Unlocking bootloader will wipe your phone. Most of your settings are remembered when applying new firmware as long as you remove the -w from the update-all.bat

It is recommended that you remove all modules before updates so that when you re-root you don't bootloop (in case the mods need updated to new firmware).
[Xiaomi Redmi 4X Questions & Answers] Griaule:
Hello,

Today I didn't notice that I need to charge my phone, so it eventually turned itself off. Later I knew I received an important SMS that I wanted to check but I didn't have the charger at hand so I tried to turn it on twice. Both times the Mi logo showed up, then the phone immediately turned off. The 3rd time I tried to turn it on, nothing happened.

When I was finally able to connect a charger, nothing happened. The screen doesn't turn on, the Mi logo or battery logo doesn't show up, the small LED doesn't react either. The charger was heating up so I knew something is happening so I left my phone there. When the charger started to cool down I knew that the charging is done, so I tried to turn on my phone again but nothing happened.

I have TWRP 3.3.1-0 and LineageOS 16.0 20200422 Nightly installed.

I have tried to press Pwr+VolUp but nothing happened.

I have tried Pwr+VolDn and FASTBOOT showed up. From here I tried to reboot by holding either Pwr or Pwr+VolUp or Pwr+VolDn.

By holding Pwr+VolUp or Pwr+VolDn the device turns off.

By holding the Pwr button, the Mi logo shows up for a split second then the phone turns off.

At this point I stayed in FASTBOOT and connected my phone to my PC and tried to use the Flasher Toolkit Nikel V3 (the tool I used when I installed TWRP and the custom ROM and whenever a LineageOS update bricked the phone) to reboot or boot into recovery, TWRP.

The phone doesn't react to any commands which is really strange, never had this issue before.

If I try fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-0-santoni.img I get the error "unlock device to use this command." Which is really really strange because I had it unlocked before.

So currently I cannot turn on my phone, I can only reach FASTBOOT and nothing else. My main goal would be to backup data (photos etc), reviving the phone is only secondary.

I was searching the whole day on the internet and couldn't find anything that helped.

Any help is highly appreciated.
[Xiaomi Redmi 4X Questions & Answers] metelhammer:
Try charging with different USB and charger.

Also you may want to remove the back panel and disconnect the battery connecter from motherboard and reconnect it after few seconds and try charging with charger.

Proceed carefully if you wish to remove back panel in order to not damage any device components to be precise the fingerprint flex cable which is glued to back panel.
[Xiaomi Redmi 4X Questions & Answers] Griaule:
This is what helped me to revive my phone but I couldn't find any trusted stock ROM sources so I installed a stock ROM from Spoiler content hidden. and Spoiler content hidden..

Can someone please tell me if they are safe or not? And if not, can someone please link me a Redmi 4X stock ROM I could use with the XiaoMi Flash Tool?

Also, it seems the phone cannot detect anything in the 2nd SIM slot. How can I fix it?
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Questions & Answers] Gaalpos:
Instagram crashes all time. Im on last security uptade (december). Any fix? thx
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Questions & Answers] garylawwd:
Got to settings >> apps and notifications >> see all apps >> click on instagram >> storage and cache >> and clear storage. Then relaunch instagram
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Questions & Answers] Gaalpos:
It didnt work but thx. Now in A11 works fine :)
[HTC U12+ Questions & Answers] milesd:
Hi there, Thaught, I was on the save side for 2 years, having my TWRP, made a backup after every change on the 12+, now I had to recover it...

Steady installed TWRP 3.3.1.0 on 1.68.401.6 does a restore without errors, restart ends with bootloop.

So I flashed new with 1.53.401.5, tried to fastboot boot twrp.3.2.3.3 and restore my backup -> bootloop

Flashed 1.53.401.5 again, made a backup of that fresh system with booted TWRP, to test that restore, brings the same bootloop.

Have to say, the twrp versions are the right ones for the used SW versions. Decryption is working.

Where is the blind spot in my brain??
[HTC U12+ Questions & Answers] milesd:
Please delete my ask here, I'll try my luck in TWRP thread. Still my problem.
[ASUS ROG Phone 3 Questions & Answers] darkfrog26:
I'm coming from a Pixel 2 XL and I really love my ROG Phone 3, but the AOD is garbage. I'm used to having my notifications available to just look at my ambient display, but there seems to be almost no customization support or functionality for the default AOD on this phone.

I've tried some of the apps that provide this functionality but they are incredibly buggy or consume battery extremely fast.

Are there any mods or ROMs that provide an alternative or additional functionality for AOD?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] jasonchan:
Is it just me or are videos rotated the wrong way when you play MP4's in Windows Media Player Mobile in full screen?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] leewvang:
can u please post the file or codec so that i can watch mp4 on my tilt. i would greatly appreciate it.
[General Questions and Answers] sahil_am_18:
I'm using Lenovo K6 Power... And wished to use custom ROM. So did all the procedures(ADB, TWRP, SuperSu, ETC). Now, at the time of installing custom ROM you have to wipe all data including your phone's UI (ROM) so I did that. Now I tried to Install that custom ROM several time but it didn't install, I don't know why. So I clicked on reboot button... And then boom... My phone is stuck at Lenovo logo. I know I made this mistake. I didn't understand that, How can a phone reboot if it's original OS is deleted.

It can't even enter in TWRP recovery mode. Fastboot can be seen sometimes.

So please me with this, I'm completely new in this. Read so many forums and watched so many videos on YouTube for this. But they didn't help me. Any help will be appreciated. Thank You.

Highlights-

1. Stuck at Booting Animation.

2. Can't enter into TWRP recovery mode any how.

3. Fastboot Appears on top sometimes.
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
If phone gets powered on, then its bootloader get run ( comparable to UEFI/BIOS in Windows computer ) what , when its tasks have finished, tries to start/run Android OS.
[General Questions and Answers] sahil_am_18:
I'm sorry ma'am but I didn't understand what you are saying.
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
Is not bad: many do not understand :)

Eeach mobile device can get run, but without an OS it stops after bootloader finished, because it's just a box of bits.
[General Questions and Answers] indestructible master:
simple

when bootloader shows up, or bring it up with key combinations, connect phone to PC, and in fastboot/bootloader (on phone) type

fastboot reboot recovery

or if not work then:

fastboot boot c:\twrp.img

and do the rest via twrp, like flashing custom ROM again, or just flash stock ROM
[General Questions and Answers] sahil_am_18:
Thank you very much mate...

My phone was successfully recovered into TWRP recovery mode. But now the problem is...

While installing ROM it is showing 255 error.

Any suggestions...

Or link to download Working ROM...
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] pradakis:
when I record video camera poco x3 and save it in the collection . when I put it to play it to see it has sticking frames , when I send it to other users the video plays normally without problems... Is this happening to someone? the same is true with gcam ￼￼..
[Android Head-Units] artistb52:
I have a android headunit with gps radio navigation and with it has a obd2 wiring included on the wiring harness that I can connect to the OBD2 plug on my Lexus 2005 rx330... What do I need to get that going without Bluetooth or wifi.
[Android Head-Units] Allan_Hun:
What headunit is that?
[Android Head-Units] artistb52:
Not sure of the brand as it is a 3rd party unit ... I installed it in my 2005 Lexus rx330
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] Airstream25:
What's new in N986USQU1CTLA?
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Were all the connectors properly connected if you had to remove any?

ESD exposure can cause hardware damage; was it dry and were you wearing a wool sweater with leather shoes when you tore it apart?

Sort of joking but if you can sense static electricity it's already enough to cause damage. Incircuit ESD sensitive components however are better protected than free standing ones ie if you disconnected ribbon cables.

-or-

The firmware may have got corrupted.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] Sohcahtoa82:
Yeah. The only connectors I had to remove were the wireless charging coil, power button, fingerprint scanner, and of course the battery itself.

No. Just sitting in my office chair, bare feet. Cotton clothing. Heh. While no, I didn't take any extra ESD precautions, I don't exactly have a high-static environment.

I assume that likely means bricking.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Is it possible one of the connections is bad?

Take a hard look at it. The micro connectors are easy to damage if you're not careful.

My knowledge of flashing these devices is near zero so I can't be of any help with recovery.

If a hard reset doesn't get it it's either hardware and/or corrupted firmware.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] Sohcahtoa82:
I looked at it through the lit magnifying glass I use for soldering. The connectors all look fine.

I've basically resigned myself to buying a new phone, though I've been agonizing over paying $700 for a Pixel 5 and getting a beautiful Android experience, or paying $400 for a Galaxy S20 and getting amazing hardware, but supposedly full of bloatware. Though about getting an S20 and flashing LineageOS to it (I haven't used a custom ROM since the OG Droid days, where I tried out CyanogenMod), but apparently the S20 Snapdragon is still considered unsupported.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Did you solder to the battery or mobo?

If you solder to the mobo you need to be fast and be skilled at soldering. A temp controlled iron is almost imperative as is lead based solder preferably fine gauge 60/40 rosin core. Mobos can be multilayered meaning interior layers with fine traces. These can be heat damaged.

It's either a double sided surface mount or a multilayered PCB.

I was more concerned with other connections. However you see the potential for damage if you soldered to the mobo.

I would try reflashing the firmware. May not be damaged at all but it won't load until the firmware is fixed. It's powering on so that's a good sign... you just need to play with it some more.

Yes, Samsung has bloatware. Some like Samsung Pay and Knox you can't fully disable; permanently set as system administrator. Most all others can be disabled with a package disabler or ADB commands. Bixby goes bye-bye first, lol.

Samsung is the most customizable non rooted phone there is. From hundreds of free Galaxy Store themes and icon packs, to the Good Lock family of customization apks and more.

My 10+ screens are gorgeous; just the way I want it to look. The level of control is mind boggling.

If you get a Samsung get one with an SD card slot; having a data drive is the only way to go.

I'm running on Pie; Q is not as usable and wastes cpu cycles. My 10+ is fast, stable and fun but it took a lot of effort on my part to sort it out.

With Pie you have more tools to track down battery/bandwidth hogs, with Q or 11 it will be harder.

Right now I would not buy any of the lastest Samsung models. Maybe next year will be better.

Worse Android has been nose diving with/since Q; seems Goggle is hell bent on controlling everyone and everything it can.

Google is now quit an ugly big sister.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] Sohcahtoa82:
I didn't do any soldering on the phone. I probably should have left out the detail that I normally use the magnifying glass for soldering.

As mentioned in the first post, that's what I've been trying to do, but it all fails. Any commands with fastboot that actually attempt to write fail with an error getting device locked state No Response error.

Definitely.

I'm still leaning towards the Pixel 5.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] Sohcahtoa82:
I've accepted the phone as bricked, and my wife came up with a plan that I really should have thought of sooner that solves my S20 vs P5 dilemma. -_-

She's been wanting to upgrade from her Pixel 3 to a Galaxy S20, since she tends to store a lot of music, photos, and videos on her phone and wants the expandable storage. So she's going to upgrade to the S20, and I'm going to take her Pixel 3, which I will likely upgrade to a Pixel 6 later down the road.

I ordered her S20 last night with expedited shipping, and it should arrive tomorrow or Wednesday.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] andyhack:
any solution? The exact same thing happened to me to change the battery
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] Sohcahtoa82:
Nope. :-(

I accepted the phone as dead and took my wife's Pixel 3 when she got a Galaxy S20.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Meh sometimes it's better to cut your loses🤕
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] andyhack:
:c
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] andy hall:
out of curiosity did anyone check the volume down was not stuck