yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Philips, Sony, TCL Android TV] retyre:
Most of these TVs use the standard MStar T22 (m7322) SoC. Check with AIDA64 or some such and post the info here. Is the TV running Android 9.0?

You should be able to unlock the bootloader from fastboot. To do much beyond that, you're going to need UART access (usually a 3.5 mm Sevice jack on the back or side of the TV; if not, via HDMI).

How much of the above can you do/understand? If something goes wrong, you'll have a brick on your hands and a call to warranty support.

(I have a Hisense 65H6570F from last year that is a T22 with 9.0.)
[Android Head-Units] zac544:
Hi everyone.

I have just order from AliExpress and installed latest Android 10.25 Head Unit in Audi A4. Look like I got relative new hardware 8xARM Core processor 4GB RAM, 64GB flash.

But they have put old Android version 7.0 and in Factory setting code there is password which I fail to find out.

Seller is not too much of help, I wanted help if any of you expert can point me in right direction where I can find new firmware and maybe what would be Factory setting code password to edit front screen and put icon like DAB+.

My car is RHD and if I open right door display showing left etc…

Please see more info about this unit:

View attachment 5161493

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View attachment 5161499

I tried this password:

126

123456

7890

000000

1983

3368

8888

6688

123456

111333

1617

66668888

16176699

m12356

1234

3506

5839

0000

0000000

1984

1464
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
You've purchased an obscure little developed unit.

Suggest selling it and purchasing an equivalent MTCD/E in the like of what dasaita sell. Not an endorsement for dasaita, they sell rubbish too.
[Android Head-Units] zac544:
Ah goosh. thank you for respond
[Android Head-Units] nath69:
Try 0207
[Android Head-Units] zac544:
Ah, I tried it is not. Not sure how to get this password
[Android Head-Units] nath69:
I just asked the seller. mine looks like yours but for Mercedes
[Android Head-Units] zac544:
Please let me know if you get password. Happy new Year...
[Android Head-Units] nick2da:
try 2109
[Android Head-Units] mcml:
Try 1314, works on mine
[Android Head-Units] twist:
2109 is the code for the P60 processor based fake android 10 (actually 9) head units. Navifly, etc. I had to dig this out myself after install. There is currently not a lot of development going on with it, but it is a very powerful unit and that could change in the future.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ganjuan:
if i send a sms the phone give me a warning like: Device will be off,and may loose some data. Do you want to continue? If i choose yes phone will do sr and if i choose no phone is working. So my question is: wtf? ahh and its only when i writing on qwerty keybord.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] l33tphreak:
I'm guessing that's occurring when you press either the SMS/envelope button or the "Send" soft key, in that case it sounds like the button got remapped to act like the power button....
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ganjuan:
yep. its occurs only when i press soft key. What should i do than?
[General Questions and Answers] Chovu:
Hie everyone. Is there any latest google camera port working fully on infinix note 7? Ive tried several finally to get a port that works on camera and video. When you switch to nite site it crashes. In portrait mode doesn't focus. Again if theres someone who can port it kindly do it. Tecno and Infinix seems to be left behind concerning g.cam. The only version that works is the oldest version v4.2 which is even poor compared to the stock camera.
[General Questions and Answers] ThatLatinGuy:
Dont own the phone , but try this one

MGC_2.7.010_4.4+C2API_kenzo_v1.apk

drive.google.com
[General Questions and Answers] Chovu:
This one works but i need an advanced one capable of using hardware capabilities...
[General Questions and Answers] TechySkills:
such as?
[Xposed Framework Development] kodein:
Hi. Would anyone be able to repair these modules?

https://xdaforums.com/t/ics-p-forced-screen-rotation-mod-1-6-1.3349187/

https://xdaforums.com/t/xposed-allrotationsenable.3729490/

I'm not sure if they worked on Android 9 (probably not), but I don't work on A10. It would be enough for me how to start the rotation of the main screen and the application dock ....

Thank you very much
[Google Home] PKW57:
Greetings,

I made my own Google Assistant smart speaker by connecting a BT Speaker/Mic to my old Moto X4. It works just fine as a stand alone, but I'd like it to be integrated into my Google home. I've tried various approaches to adding it; as a new device under several guises (speaker, display, etc.) and as a "works with Google" device.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

~ Phil
[Moto G7 Plus Questions & Answers] papperlapapp:
Hi there,

I want now to go back to stock ROM with my G7 plus XT1965-3.

I got a firmware file from lolinet

lolinet mirrors - firmware, software, iso etc.

lolinet mirrors - powered by h5ai

mirrors.lolinet.com

( RETEU=retail EU? )

and tried to flash via recovery adb sideload.

But it stops with the error "failed to find update binary".

How can I flash now this rom?

thanks a lot!

partially SOLVED

this thread explains how to flash lolinet stock ROM:

https://xdaforums.com/t/firmware-update.4141457/post-83316881

but the syntax does not fully apply to the G7 plus...
[Moto G7 Plus Questions & Answers] figg2blet:
Hello, did you read this ?

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-howto...tloader-root-twrp-and-keep-user-data.3944134/
[Moto G7 Plus Questions & Answers] papperlapapp:
Thanks a lot! Yes, now I read it.

One thing catches my eye:

The latest rom for my XT1965-3 is QPW30.61-21-18 and it has no

system_b.img_sparsechunk.0 +1

thus, command

fastboot flash system_b system_b.img_sparsechunk.0

will not work with the latest rom QPW30.61-21-18

Is it now recommended to flash the older rom to have this system_b images and then flash the latest rom?

My fear is, when I flash the latest rom, I might miss these b images, they´re not part of the latest rom...

Thanks a lot for your help
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Questions & Answers] leelePow:
What is Xiaomi Parts? sorry the stupid question
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Questions & Answers] hexahive:
Hi. It's not a stupid question. As I understand it's a collection of libraries from the stock Xiaomi ROM that is necessary in other ROMs for some stock apps and features to work - like stock camera and equaliser.
[Nexus 5 General] Lughnasadh:
I replied to your other post here... https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-nexus...overy-and-root.2507905/page-120#post-84132459
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tytydraco:
Hey there XDA! I'm here to show off a new Android app I've published that I think a certain audience may find useful.

Ever heard of ADB? If not, you likely won't need this app. But for those of you who have used or encountered ADB in the past, you know that you usually need a PC to shell into your phone. While yes, apps such as Termux exist, they don't have elevated privileges as ADB does.

Behold, LADB! A truly local ADB shell server. That means no root, no computer, and no hassle.

Here's how it works. LADB bundles an ADB server within the app libraries and extracts it upon runtime (W^X compliant). Normally, this server cannot connect to itself because it requires an active USB connection to be visible. However, Android's Wireless ADB Debugging feature allows the server and the client to speak to each other through localhost. LADB initializes the ADB server and asks to connect to localhost, solving this limitation.

So, what can you do with it? Well, anything that ordinarily uses "adb shell <command>" can now be done locally. That means granting apps special privileges for things like SystemUI Tuner, many logcat apps, and generally anything else that needs elevated privileges. That's not all though. You can disable system apps using pm disable-user com.android.whatever, you can enable and disable system overlays with cmd overlay, you can get a logcat with logcat -d | tail -n 20, and the possibilities go on.

Here's the link to the app. It is paid, and it's actually my first paid app in a very long time. If you just need to use the ADB server for a minute, you can buy the app, use it for a few minutes, and then refund it through the store (don't tell Google).

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.draco.ladb

Note, this app is also open source! I'm a huge fan of FOSS so I went ahead and published the app on GitHub so that anyone can compile the app for themselves for free. Any purchases through the Google Play store can be considered as donations <3.

https://github.com/tytydraco/ladb

I'm always available for support if you encounter any issues either by direct message, by telegram (@tytydraco), or by email tylernij@gmail.com. I'll also be answering questions in the comments of this post. Enjoy!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tytydraco:
Reserved for any updates or questions :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] badmania98:
Hi! I bought this app few minutes ago. I haven't tied yet. Can I use this app on 2 phones with the same google account or I have to pay twice?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tytydraco:
You only need to pay once for it to be in your library :D
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] badmania98:
” While we tested this and found it working on essentially every modern Android phone sold in the US in the last four years, not every device is guaranteed to have

the Wireless Debugging feature

. It's part of AOSP, Android's open source code base, but OEMs sometimes remove functionality from their skinned versions of Android.

If your phone doesn't have this option, sadly, LADB won't work for you.

”

Unfortunately my Mate 30 Pro has not this option.

LE: I managed to work.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] alessandro_xda:
Anybody tried to use appops https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rikka.appops using ladb?

Is there a way to automate some task, for example after reboot?

Unfortunately my galaxy note 10+ has no wireless adb so i can't try 😪 but i hope it will come with android 11...
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] blackhawk:
Yes, well...
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] alessandro_xda:
I quote myself...

I've a galaxy note 10+ (exynos) on android 10 and in the developer options there is no wireless debugging toggle, nevertheless ladb works!

Now a question: is it possible to execute "adb backup' or 'adb restore' in some way?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tytydraco:
This functionality is on it's way :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] rypz79:
What do you mean by work? can you prompt an adb command?

I've the same device and it doesn't work (NO wireless ADB in devOpts) just waiting

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when I press reset it gives me this message

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And FC's.

Using v1.1.2 under Android 10 with rootfs.

Thanks
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] alessandro_xda:
I've just typed lsView attachment 5170783
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] rypz79:
I've no idea why it's not working on my SM-N975F (N10+) :rolleyes:

Say what ROM are you using? what kernel? do you have root access (magisk)?

TnXaLoT
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] alessandro_xda:
I'm on stock rom (unrooted)View attachment 5170831

I think you only need to start the wireless connection using the cable connected to a pc and then the wireless adb will survive until next reboot
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] halilb1978:
No wireless abd option on A50 :(
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Tuvor:
I have ladb up and running but I am having trouble getting basic advanced commands to function.

When I enter:

adb shell pwd

It returns:

system/bin/sh: <stdin>[24]: adb: inaccessible or not found

It returns this for every adb command I have tried.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] nicozam:
what happens if I disable the system keyboard (Gboard) on my oppo? I'm using SwiftKey and it "fights" with gboard autocorrection...
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] pawloland:
It isn't really a bug. On pc you would always type something like adb {acction} {parameters}. Adb - is the program which is going to be executed so in windows it will be adb.exe (it contains server for adb interface). Action - specifies what adb server should do, so things like devices - list adb devices, shell - open android shell. The last one contains parameters for action, so if you used shell as action it takes shell command as parameter. In this situation, when we use local shell we need to skip adb shell part because we don't have a whole adb server like adb.exe on windows with a lot more options, because we are always using just this adb shell functionality.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] mathias.ngr:
could you please explain this like I was completely stupid? 😂

I am trying to get running the SystemUITuner. When I enter the path with cd / /storage/emulated/0/Download/platform ecc LADB doesnt show anything. I think that should be ok. But when I then enter ./adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS it tells me "permission dinied".

What am I doing wrong?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Ryano89:
You don't need to type " adb shell"....just type pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

See if that works
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] mathias.ngr:
That worked. Thanks a lot and have a nice sunday! 😀👍🏼
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] 3mel:
question, do you have to put in a wireless port number and passkey everytime you open the app or is it once only on the first go ?

I got it to connect yesterday and then being a complete shell noob decided to check some ADB guide videos. when I came back to the app it said something like ''shell is dead'' and I decided to go to bed.

today it's not asking for a port number and key but like the user Tuvor above all commands come back as inaccessible or not found.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] pawloland:
It should reopen automatically next time provided that you still have enabled wifi adb in dev options and enabled wifi (possibly you need to be connected to the same network as when setting up, but I am not sure about that). At least it works most of the times for me this way. If it doesn't work you can always delete all app's data and go through setup again.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] 3mel:
yes think I'll try that. will it stay working if I've turned off Wi-Fi and then put it back on later (if I leave wireless ADB untouched in dev options) ?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] pawloland:
It should. You can disable wifi and wifi adb at any time. It shouldn't matter. You just need to have it turned on when reopening ladb
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] 3mel:
thanks @pawloland
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] MiningFox:
Amazing app, thank you!! I just have one little problem with it.. sometimes it "cuts" the output if it's too long, for example, if I use adb shell settings list secure and scroll far up, it won't show all the secure settings.. instead it'll stop scrolling up at letter D or something (all the settings that start with A or B won't appear), as if there's a limit to how many lines the LADB app can show on screen. If there was an option to change that, it'd be great :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Surge1223:
Given you use the adb binaries I compiled, which is fine, I'd prefer if you made the app free for all folks :) Thanks.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] MikeCriggs:
You used Surge's binary without even asking and started charging for it. Sorry but that's scummy.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] sln45:
Forgive me, casual here, but I'm really struggling to successfully run any commands on my Samsung tab S7+. I've connected and reconnected, reinstalled, I'll use the commands without the 'adb shell' but it will still say commands like grant or cmd are inaccessible or not found. What might I be doing wrong?

Ex: pm grant it.simonesestito.ntiles android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Surge1223:
Fwiw, I don't know you, and you probably think you took these binaries from osm0sis, but you didn't, I compiled them, and you can ask him if you want, he'll confirm it.

The reason I don't want you to charge, is because without the binaries I compiled, the app doesn't work. You might say that your Java code for making a shell and user interface is worth it, if it is, if that's what you think the hardest part is, go for it and compile your own binaries.

I realize they're open source, I didn't charge anyone or ask for any donations for my effort, and I expect the same from anyone using my work.

Sadly you didn't even have the audacity to thank those who's shoulders you stepped on to make this app, nor did you even think to provide credit.

As a dev for substratum and andromeda, both of which make a ui around a binary, I know first hand how hard it is.

If you want to go the GPL route, I just ask you compile your binaries on your own, after all, you have no idea what changes I've made to adb, are you comfortable with selling that to folks?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Surge1223:
This is why you can't do nice things for free for the community. Below is a message I sent to osm0sis earlier.

So I made the binaries and osm0sis makes the magisk module using them, which is cool, I have no issues with that at all.

But when these idiots, who just make a ui interface in java to make the binaries convenient to use, then steal your work and put it on the playstore for 3 bucks, it's irritating.

Especially when the hard work isn't even making an app ui to interface with it (when substratum was in full swing, we did that with andromeda), it's the compilation, editing and changes to the native code on C++ that was actually hard, hell getting the build system to build it was no cake walk either.

I'm glad I didn't stick around the dev scene for Android 12 and 11 lol.

Hey did you give this dude who makes this app permission to use the binaries? I mean I wouldnt care if they did, but the fact they charge for it without giving credit or asking is shady AF

LADB/app/src/main/jniLibs/arm64-v8a at main · tytydraco/LADB

A local ADB shell for Android! Contribute to tytydraco/LADB development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

adb-ndk/bin/adb.bin at master · Magisk-Modules-Repo/adb-ndk

adb-ndk. Contribute to Magisk-Modules-Repo/adb-ndk development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

surge@SexyAf:~/Downloads$ md5sum libadb.so

233c8ecc2d029a1b2c9d472ef0698665 libadb.so

surge@SexyAf:~/Downloads$ md5sum adb.bin

233c8ecc2d029a1b2c9d472ef0698665 adb.bin

surge@SexyAf:~/Downloads$

then for the armeabi one..

surge@SexyAf:~/Downloads$ md5sum adb.bin-armeabi

45211dad0b49dac110616ff3686f3828 adb.bin-armeabi

surge@SexyAf:~/Downloads$ md5sum libadb.so

45211dad0b49dac110616ff3686f3828 libadb.so

LADB — Local ADB Shell - Apps on Google Play

A non-root local ADB shell client. READ BELOW!

play.google.com
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Surge1223:
I can't believe you're charging folks, lol you didn't even do the leg work. Dude you realize your entire app depends on my work right?

Donate the money to covid relief or something, don't take others work for your benefit, you did nothing, you literally coded a java ui, I've done this a bunch for substratum and andromeda with aapt and adb, lol you think you deserve 3 dollars for this? And that I deserve nothing? You literally need NEED my code for your crap to work, and you're going to charge these folks? I gave it away for free. What the hell is wrong with you?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tytydraco:
Hi Surge1223! Thank you for your concern. Allow me to clarify.

Yes, I am using your compiled binaries! ADB and Fastboot are Apache v2.0 licensed (source). As per Apache v2.0 license terms, please take a look at Section 4:

4. Redistribution. You may reproduce and distribute copies of the
Work or Derivative Works thereof in any medium, with or without
modifications, and in Source or Object form, provided that You
meet the following conditions: ...

Here I do notice that in order for LADB to be fully compliant, I will need to include a NOTICE file as well as a copy of the Apache v2.0 license. That will be done. Besides that, the license states that I am allowed to provide ADB and derivatives of the ADB binary for use in my own projects, in object form.

Additionally, I'd like to think LADB as a container for the ADB binary. As newer versions of Android become more restrictive with executing binaries (for example, apps must comply with W^X regulations; binaries not contained in an app must be placed in /data/local/tmp and executed with elevated permissions if not W^X complaint). LADB also handles the pairing process between the device and the ADB server. It supports the newer Android 11 method of pairing with a code and port as well. The shell has additional features to allow cross-app command execution. LADB is a lot more than just a binary container.

Furthermore, I see you have an interest in where the money is going. I'm 18 years old with no direct income. I'm a university freshman. My sole source of income are my apps. I will not be donating this earned money to Covid Relief (although I wish I had the income to do so). I will be placing it in my savings account for my future.

Forgive me, but what it sounds like is that you ran Soong to cross compile the ADB binary and you resent derivative works. Keep in mind that this binary does not belong to you; it belongs to Google. You have simply compiled their source code with their provided build system.

I hope this helps. Please feel free to email me if you want to chat or have further discussion. I use this XDA thread to find and fix issues with my app. This would best be discussed elsewhere.

Sincerely,

Tyler Nijmeh
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tytydraco:
Hi! Since you are already in an ADB shell, you can remove the "adb shell" part of the command and it should work. :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Surge1223:
Lol

1. Dude stop putting exclamation marks at the end of sentences for no reason.

2. Yes I modified "soong" in the sense that I modified the Makefiles, I also edited a crap ton of source code, if it was easy, people like yourself would have done this already, so unless you can prove you can compile it on your own and make it work with android, you really didn't do much.

3. I'm not terribly concerned with how old you are and your income, I have no idea why you brought that up, it really plays no part in this. I simply want you to either do what I did by making these binaries on my own or just post them for free.

4. Let's talk in private, pm your preferred method of responding. That or I'll just continue to show folks how you just pushed an adb binary on their device without even knowing the insecure edits I made.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Surge1223:
BTW I was a university freshman with no income, I got two degrees and I didn't once use anyone else's work to gain side money ever. You have to have a better excuse man, honestly that's just pathetic.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Surge1223:
Btw I'm not talking about licenses, I'm just talking about being a decent human being dude. I have no idea why you think you should be earning money for my work that I made free. I should just honestly compile your app and post the download link here. I'm giving you the chance to not be a douche bag.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tytydraco:
Hi!

Go ahead and send your complaints to my Telegram: @tytydraco. Other than that, I ask you do not follow up on XDA since, as I stated before, I use it for development.

P.S.: Technically if you didn't specify your changes to the source code, that's a violation of Apache v2.0 license.

Sincerely,

Tyler