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[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] answer35:
Is there a way to hide apps. I feel like it is a feature which is hard to find now with latest custom roms :(
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] jesujopi:
That's launcher related not a rom feature. You can use lawnchair as it has that feature.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] mcstando:
The 4-20 update improved on the battery usage, at least it feels like it. Also when I looked at the battery usage, android related battery use dropped significantly.

Anyway, good job man 👍
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Chikerlein:
Switched from PE and Arrow to this rom cause its only one with Working Whats app Web.

But now since Update from 5.05 Whatsapp Web only works if Phone is unlocked and screen on..... like arrow and pe.

Possible to change that back ?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] jesujopi:
That's not ROM related, WhatsApp web working perfectly for me.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] gastis_89:
WhatsApp Web work todo for me but i have to mucho battery drain..but in Arrow the battery works better...Is this because all the mods?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] jesujopi:
I'm not a developer and I can't do too much about that, Evo X isn't the best ROM here if you care for battery life. SOT will improve or worsen with the following updates but don't expect 6+ hours of sot with this ROM.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Neeners:
Having this rom, the battery heats up terribly when charging, I did not have it on miui 12.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stech787:
I have a TV box, I don't know what brand/model it is. For sure, its not Apple. I google it shows as HD-5301 (http://www.ipmacro.com/products/User_End_Product/219.shtml)

Can I assume this is an Android box? Can I flash it to install my custom-ware android version. all I need on this box is IPTV smarter app.
[General Questions and Answers] 鸞鸞鸞:
Hello,

I use https://github.com/igreenwood/SimpleCropView library but the development is dead. It has no zoom even.

I've tried to find a new one and found https://github.com/ArthurHub/Android-Image-Cropper and https://github.com/Yalantis/uCrop. They have zoom option but seems both are discontinued.

The issue is that one of libs doesn't provide the info about the current position of crop areah that is needed for batch crop

The second one doesn't provide a view. Instead starts a new activity. Doesn't fit the architecture and ux requirements.

I'm stuck now. Maybe somebody suggests a library for my purposes?
[General Questions and Answers] 鸞鸞鸞:
Bump.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] Galagam:
Hi!!

My Dasaita Vendor sent me a PX6 Max10 card to replace my PX5 Max6 card for free. Only the system card, not the screen that itś the original of my PX6 Max6. We change it without problems but when we power on the Dasaita, the screen started to show image like following videos, captured from my Dasaita:

FAULTY SCREEN VIDEO 1

FAULTY SCREEN VIDEO 2

FAULTY SCREEN VIDEO 3

Finally I give up. I try all, update firmware, update MCD with EXT (I proof all the values, 1 to 20), the display change resolution but the image is still faulty. I proof with 3 flex cables, the two of the cards and other that I bought, more long. The same faulty with the first two, with the long cable the images transforms into 3 or 4 lines, nothing more. With two cards the same problem.

Can somebody helps me with any idea???

Sorry for my english. Thanks!!!!!
[MTCD Android Head Units General] pixel1:
It seems like the PX 6 module is in poor contact with the MB, or the GPU is faulty
[MTCD Android Head Units General] Galagam:
The problem is the same with both modules. The px6 Max10 and the px6 Max6. It's imposible that both modules have the same gpu problem. And when I connect both with HDMI with an external PC display all work PERFECT.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] Bob_Sanders:
You need to be careful in your selection of PX6 max10 cards. There was a resolution change in the middle of the PX6 max10 production and the newer ones run at 720p instead other the older resolution of the px5 and first generation px6

That may be your issue.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] Galagam:
No. The resolution is not the problem. I fixed it with an EXT update and nothing. I probe many resolutions and nothing, same problems with max 6 and Max 10 card.
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] Adeelmn:
Today I got 12.0.6 Update on my poco m3 running global room. Updated it and did not observed any difference in performance so far. Any body updated it plz share your experience
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] Noru29:
No performance improvement... but on the other hand, a big bug, I can not actually turn off my screen with a pressure on the POWER button.
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] Adeelmn:
This bug not here
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] Sissou83:
The same bug just now :/ during the update MIUI 12.0.8

You have to reboot with buton hup vlume + power during 20s approximatively (y)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] me:
On my T-Mobile (USA) MDA, so far I've just used the standard stock ROM, the latest of them that came out.

As I'm having some problems now with my MDA (not sure if hardware or software), and would hope to keep it going until a good 3g smartphone is available on T-Mobile, I'm thinking of reflashing the ROM, reinstalling my software, etc.

So, if I'm going to have to reflash it anyhow, I might as well try one of the many cooked ROMs available on this web site.

There seem to be many of them on this site, with so many very long threads devoted to them.

I don't have time to read through all those threads, to try to determine which ROM would be best for me to try. So, if people could sum up in this thread, which are the best ROMs and why, it would make it easier for me and others.

I would want one that is very stable, used by many without problems. Having problems with the phone anyhow, I don't want to risk a ROM that will bring more problems.

Preferably WM6, even more preferably 6.1, but if those ROMs are not as stable on the MDA as the WM5 Roms, then I would go with the latter.

Anyhow, curious to hear people's feedback, regarding the best of the Wizard cooked ROMs.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Myrddin Wyllt:
Um, don't you think someone would have done this by now?

What you are asking (and believe me when I tell you, you are not the first, or the last, to ask it) is a subjective question, with subjective answers, no two of which will be the same.

While the idea is a noble one, it's been asked for by just about every new person on these threads (I probably did it too, once).

The simple answer: read the list of software on five or six of the most recently published ROMs at the Wizard Mobile 6 list, and flash the one you like best. These days, almost all of them are G4 safe, so you probably don't have to worry about that, and as long as you keep a copy of your service provider's base ROM, a copy of the Hard SPL, Soft SPL, and maybe a copy of Wizard Love ROM, you'll do fine.

Better yet, just stay with WM5 if you want stable. Stability's not really one of the high points of home-cooked ROMs, in my opinion.

Maybe you don't even need to flash. If you're having a hardware problem, flashing could be a bad idea. If your hardware decides to glitch while you're in the middle of a flash, you won't be waiting to get a new phone, you'll be in the store before you're ready. Why don't you try starting a new thread with your symptoms, and see if we can't help you solve your problem, instead of trying to mask it with a new ROM?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] me:
I'm sure you are right that there is subjectivity involved, that different people have different opinions. So--give your opinions.

I didn't just ask "which is the *best* rom", which would have been a very subjective question, such as "what is the best car", or "what is the best food". I specifically described my case, that I'm not interested in experimenting with 20 different ROMs, but asking which ones could be considered stable and safe (not risky and experimental), while providing better functionality than my present one.

Yes, as I wrote, I am having problems with my MDA, which I think could very likely be hardware-based, and will not be fixed with re-flashing. The only way to know is to try though. The phone is a few years old, I am thinking of getting a new one soon, but waiting until T-Mobile has a 3g WM smartphone available, that I like.

Why would re-flashing be something to try? I figure just like if one is having software problems on a computer, that one cannot fix, one thing to do is to format the hard drive, and reinstall the OS, start from scratch in installing applications, etc. A lot of hassle, but it can work, to solve problems. Re-flashing a phone is similar, wiping out all data, starting new, etc. Sure, the most stable way would be to flash back to the same ROM I'm using now, the latest official one for my phone. But while going to the trouble of doing that, it seems like an opportune time to try one of these newer ROMs, that I've been curious about for some time, but never bothered with before.

What are some of the problems I've been having? (This just started a couple days ago.) Neither Bluetooth or Wi-Fi will turn on, for instance. OS freezing up a lot. Definitely seems like I need an OS reinstallation, and AFAIK on the phone, the way to do that is through re-flashing.

True, after down-flashing to an AKU 1 ROM for the purpose of CID-unlocking, and going back to my current 2.26 T-Mobile AKU 2 ROM, I should try the phone out a little from there, make sure everything's working, before flashing to one of the newer ROMs. No use wasting my time further if the problem is indeed hardware-based.

Edit--just occurred to me--I should probably try a hard reset before trying any re-flashing. If I still have the same problems after a hard reset, I guess I can assume the problem is hardware-based. I forgot how to hard reset my MDA, and cannot find the manual at the moment. Would someone like to remind me how to hard reset it?

In any case, I would still be interested in hearing ROM recommendations, although I am aware that different posters will have different opinions.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] zabardast_1:
This question have been asked and answered hundreds of times,if you cared to read and searched the forum,sure you cud have decided which version best suits you,but if you are looking for shorcuts,well,no one can help you here.Just an example check out this link ,there was no need to start a new thread for this :-

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=371223

Hard Reset

Press and hold the Comm Manager button and Voice command button,keep the two buttons pressed and at the same time,use the stylus to press the reset button.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] me:
Unfortunately, this kind of snide reply seems to occur on every kind of forum--people who think it more important to criticize those asking for help, rather than helping them.

Was I looking for a shortcut? Damn yes I was! Anything wrong with that? Hell NO!

I have read a lot on this forum. There are probably hundreds of threads and thousands of posts devoted to the subject of the many alternate ROMs for the HTC Wizard.

Yes, I have other things to do with my life, than spend 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, researching the different ROMs for the HTC Wizard. My whole life is not devoted to the Wizard. If that is a problem for you, so be it.

Not having time to read every ROM thread, trying to decide which might be the best for me, I described some of what I was looking for, my preferences, etc., and asked the knowledgeable people here, to perhaps summarize a little, what are a few of the best ROMs, how they compare with one another, to perhaps make suggestions for ones I might be interested in, etc.

I think that would probably be of interest to others as well as me--to see a Wizard ROM summary thread--contrasting and comparing what might be considered some of the best of these ROMs, what advantages and disadvantages one has over the other, etc. I think such a thread would be very useful, and could even be made a sticky.

Yes, I'm sure others have asked similar questions before. Is that a problem? No. Every forum has similar questions that are asked. Every time new people see the new thread, there are new contributions and point of views expressed, new insights brought to light, etc. Even if the question is similar to those asked before, there will be new answers.

So, if you get your kicks making snide comments to everyone who asks for help, go ahead and do so. That is not a very useful way to contribute to a forum, however, IMO.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] zabardast_1:
HOA!!!

Grrrrr8 lecture,I'm impressed.

But when there already is a thread started for the specific purpose,there's no need to start a new thread for this.If you don't have the time to read and search,than this forum is not for you,coz this forum believes ib 'Search & Seek' and BTW! respect for others and particularly seniors,I believe.

As for giving my help to others,you are most welcome to search and read all my threads,you'll appreciate its full of help and appreciations from the members whom I have tried my best to help and solved their problems.The thing is not to criticize,but to direct to the right solution,there was nothing in it which might have offended you.

How important was your question,you can judge by the response it got in 5 days,only 2 ? you posted on 10/9/2008,that proves its importance,got my point,there was no need to post such a question ,which has been posted and answered hundreds of time,its just merely wastage of forums resources!!!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Myrddin Wyllt:
It's too bad (and more than a little ironic) that what you are doing now is exactly the same kind of NOT CONTRIBUTING to this forum in any positive way that you accuse him of, opinion or not. In fact, looking through the threads you've started, it appears you have never contributed anything .

You might feel too busy to read the posts that others took the time to write (just for people like you, I will point out), but don't expect sympathy when you get the ban-hammer for starting a flame war because you think somehow your time is more valuable than everyone else's time here.

There is a thread like this already, and zabardast_1 already gave you the link. Try to pay attention instead of just starting up your buzz saw. Again, you'll be the one that gets banned, not him.

Read the threads behind each of the ROMs. The posts detailing the bugs found will give you some idea of the stability of that ROM. You're on your own, now, since you copped an attitude. Staying friendly is the only way to get help around here, from now on.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] me:
I did not start a flame war. I started a thread,asking for opinions on the different ROMs. It was he who started to personally criticize me, not the other way around. It wasn't I who "copped an attitude".

I never said that my time is more valuable than anyone else's here. I don't think that at all, and did not imply it in the least. However, some people apparently spend many hours per week on this Wizard ROM stuff. It seems to be a major hobby with some here. That's great! But I don't have the time to get involved to that degree. As said, I don't have the time to read thousands of posts about different ROMs. So, I think it would be good for many readers, to have a summary thread about them.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Dsbtwins:
my favorite

After flashing over 50 different phones, the one I use most often is TNT's Official Wizard. But again, thats personal preference.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] + Que PPC:
HAHAHAHA

This men is lazy and always needs the things easy, let him search... if not... let him with his wm5 or his wizard bricked, hope it wont happend.:o

all the web is full of his threads... saying stupid things , then said i dont want to start a flame...

:pHAHAHA

:eek: but he has the exactly words to tell you stupid like a gentleman!!!!

:D
[Moto G General] jurkoman:
Hello, my friends. I am not user of Motorola/Lenovo all time but i decided to buy Moto G, an phone i had used 2 years from 2014-2016 and i was back then very satisfied.

Week ago i bought Moto G 3G/falcon for 20€ and i was very happy i am back with my old and very good device.

First thing which impressed me before buying this device how many custom roms is for Moto G so my primary target - root and custom roms.

It looks very good. I have again my cute Moto wow, i was very surprised, but... First obstacle, no 4G, nevermind.

This device ended with support at android 5.1.1 which also lag and i dont remember it so slow even before in 2016 i remember i had 5.0.2 on it but very smooth, so i think its old device i dont care, i will try some of many custom ROMs from XDA.

Day later after buy i wanted to unlock bootloader. No success and after reading many sites, i tried everything, but i am ended with motorola official page and same message in email from their support.

First noticed sentence: We love our developers.

Second:

"Bootloader unlock codes may not be available for older phones. If an unlock is not available, it will show as not qualified for bootloader unlock."

Attached photos from their page below post.

This is my last Moto/Lenovo device. First and last factor for not support for unlock bootloader ? What a cringe... Apple doing similiar thing like slowing down older devices but they got fat penalties as i know. I can understand not supporting official updates but this is so limiting and stupid!

Sony can be unlocked4ever. I am wondering how long time i can unlock bootloader for all sony devices, sometimes you can buy Sony with not unlockable bootloader but its one from 100 thousand pieces for example.

Dont buy older devices from motorola if you wanna root. I will never again.
[Moto G General] sd_shadow:
Most older Moto devices were carrier-branded, and have agreements with the carriers that the bootloader would not be eligible for bootloader unlocking.

Although Moto still has these same agreements with carriers, most newer models are available unbranded, which can be bootloader unlocked.

It's certainly possible that the model you had previously was allowed to be bootloader unlocked, and the model you now have never could be unlocked.

The list of supported devices has never been accurate, and many models that can be unlocked have never been on the official list.

You can check the list of CIDs, to see if your model should be eligible for bootloader unlocking, that is pretty clear.

If your CID is on the list as eligible, try the unlocking steps.

Mote, the moto unlocking site is very buggy and many people get a reply that their device can not be unlocked.

if you get this message just keep trying, it should work eventually.

See my thread

[Guide]Un/locking Motorola Bootloader

Un-Locking and Re-Locking Motorola Bootloader New @ragarcia87 has posted an On-line Data Scrub Tool like Moto use to have. https://xdaforums.com/t/tool-scrubber-v1-0-2024-05-01-motorola-datascrubtool.4670185/ USA...

xdaforums.com
[Moto G General] Viva La Android R.I.P.:
The age of the Motorola smartphone has no relevance whatsoever in regards to official bootloader unlocking support. Unless the device is an ineligible carrier branded model, the bootloader is fully supported for unlocking, regardless of when it was manufactured. As @sd_shadow pointed out, don't purchase a carrier branded Motorola device if you want to unlock and customize your smartphone. Most Sprint (Boost Mobile, Virgin Mobile, Republic Wireless, etc.) and T-Mobile branded Motorola devices are eligible for unlocking per their agreements with Motorola. As a general rule, however, Verizon, AT&T (Cricket) & TracFone (Net10 & StraigjtTalk) branded devices are ineligible for unlocking, per contractual agreements with Motorola. Of course, the safest wager is always a retail/factory unlocked smartphone purchased directly through Motorola or a reputable retailer.

Although this is an older post, perhaps the info will be useful to members not aware of Motorola's unlocking policies regarding certain carrier branded models.
[OPPO Find X3 Neo] fiskersc:
Is there any way to change the firmware from chinese to International Version?

In the Find x2 Pro thread there is a guide to change the Firmware region to upgrade a Color OS 11 Version but is not working on my device, my OPPO Reno 5 Pro Plus is the same device as OPPO Find X3 Neo and came with ColorOS 11.1, the Phone is Amazing but i need the Google Services built in. Because in the chineese Firmware is there a lot of problems with notificacions
[OPPO Find X3 Neo] jericho246:
That guide for the Find X2 Pro is for switching regions of international models, not Chinese ones

I have the Reno 5 Pro+ too and I would like to install a global ROM like you, but I'm afraid it's not possible. We are stuck with the Chinese ROM.
[OPPO Find X3 Neo] fvknl:
Same here, would love if someone could find a way!
[OPPO Find X3 Neo] thanasis12.:
I wait the phone : oppo Reno 5 pro Chinese version.

Can you install global firmware??
[OPPO Find X3 Neo] Noexcusses:
Is there any way to rollback to android 11
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] da1e8:
What combo of settings do you recommend
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] blackhawk:
The differences are quite small. Interesting.

10 or 15 ma extra is next to nothing.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] PirateYarr:
I personally use 120 Hz Adaptive in FHD resolution. The display smoothness is too good to give up for a little bit of extra battery saving. With that said, I do use Power Saving Mode if I have to save battery during the day and that puts the phone in 60 Hz Standard refresh rate. I used to also switch to HD resolution in that case, but I will not do that any longer since FHD draws less current for some reason.

So my advice would be to stick to FHD resolution (I don't notice any difference between FHD and WQHD anyway) and 120 Hz Adaptive.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] zjhao:
Curious to ask, is this an Exynos model or a Snapdragon model? Firmware version number?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] PirateYarr:
Hey, good question! My bad, I should have written this down from the start, since it's quite relevant. I updated the original post.

The phone is an S21 Ultra Exynos model. The model number is SM-G998B/DS. The FW was G998BXXU2AUBB.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] amirage:
Isn't this for a test duration of 5mins. Please correct me if I'm wrong: if I take this calculation ahead..and assume that the test was carried out for a long period of time at 100% battery charge, then at 120Hz and FHD resolution - we should get a bit over 27hrs (5000mah/ 184ma) of SOT and WQHD resolution+120hz, it would be a bit over 24 hrs. In all, ceteris paribus, the difference is between 3 and 3.5 hours in all!

meh!
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] blackhawk:
With a idle ma draw of 150-300 ma probably being typical, an extra 15-18 ma max for the screen resolution/refresh rate is chump change.

The lame Android scoped storage is likely using much more... and giving you nothing but trouble.

Scoped storage, it tastes like Apple🤣
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] troly:
very helpful to me
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] amirage:
My friend, you just went Christopher Nolan on me...didnt understand a word about the storage thingies.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] blackhawk:
Look it up and weep... it's one of the biggest reasons I'm still running on Pie, as are many others. Q's adaption rate has been dismal.

No coincidence.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] Limeybastard:
Beautiful test. Well done and thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] flither:
I don't even own this phone, but this is a very useful test for other also! Kudos
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] babyboy3265:
Experiment well done bro! This community needs more people like you.