yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ConnCarl:
Anyone see this behavior in an HD8 before? Everything's fine until you plug it in, either to a PC or a charger. Then it just dies. Instant black screen, no response, etc. Likewise, it won't boot if connected to a charger. Does not charge when connected either.

Popped off the cover, charging port looks fine, it's clean and tight.
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AmznUser444 Dev:
That charging chip has a problem. You can charge directly to the battery using the TP4056 charging module.
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ConnCarl:
I was afraid of that.

I've got an 8th gen with a cracked digitizer, any way to swap the charging chip or the motherboard without soldering?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tqw:
please can anyone with Needrom.com premuim account pull this file for me

https://www.needrom.com/download/i-life-s500/

thanks in advanced
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tqw:
Anyone has a premuim account?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] hatoscano:
Hola me gustaria saber si alguien me podria aclarar algunas dudas que tengo. Mi Diamond tiene la ROM 1.93.707.1 WWE de Asia y quiero pasarla a español, creo que la unica que viene en español es la 1.93.412.1 ESN. Mi duda es la siguiente, por lo que he leido no se puede hacer una adaptacion de la ROM en ingles a esta en español directsmente, seguramente me tira error porque es dintinto "code". Que deberia hacer?

ACLARO QUE MIS CONSULTAS NO SON POR ARAGAN SI NO ES PORQUE HE LEIDO VARIOS TUTORIALES Y THREAD ENTEROS DE DISTINTOS FOROS Y REALMENTE NO ENCUENTRO UNA RESPUESTA CLARA A MIS DUDAS. FOROS CONSULTADOS: HTCMANIA.COM, XDA-DEVELOPERS.COM, MODACO.COM, MODMYDIAMOND.INFO, HTCLIVE.ES, ETC.....

Preguntas:

1- Existen distintos SPL para cada idioma? Por ej. existe un SPL 1.93 para la ROM 1.93.707.1 y existe otro SPL 1.93 para la ROM 1.93.412.1, o es el mismo?

2- En caso de existir un SPL distinto para cada idioma como hago para cargar un SPL original (stock) distinto al que ya tengo en mi Diamond, para asi luego cargar la ROM correspondiente a ese SPL?

3- La solucion seria cargar un HardSPL 1.93 original (stock)? Este al ser original es signed (firmado) o tambien lo hay unsigned (no firmado)? Cuando se refieren a signed o unsigned, se refieren a firmados por HTC o a firmados por OLINEX, siempre hablando de SPL Stock (originales) osea para poder cargar ROM originales de HTC.

4- Y por ultimo y en conclusion, cual seria el procedimiento o los procedimientos posibles (en caso de haber mas de una alternativa) a seguir para mi caso, osea pasar mi ROM WWE (ingles)a la ROM ESN (español) y que quede la posibilidad de poder cambiar la version de la Radio (esto lo menciono por si sale una version de Radio que trabaje en 850/1900 MHz en 3G (Red HSDPA/WCDMA), ya que vivo en Argentina y aca las frecuencias de 3G son las mismas que en USA.

AGRADECERIA MUCHO QUE ALGUIEN ME AYUDE CON ESTAS DUDAS.

hatoscano@yahoo.com.ar

ARGENTINA

HTC Diamond (libre de fabrica)

ROM: 1.93.707.1 WWE (de fabrica)

RADIO: v1.00.25.05 (de fabrica)

SPL: 1.93.00.00 (de fabrica)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] iXiR:
I (and a lot of XDA members) would like to help you, but I don't understand anything you wrote above.

Can you post it in English?
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] Bernie_W:
I discovered something, maybe someone is interested, so I'll write it briefly.

If you take a picture with the camera (whatever else, right) and then look at it in the gallery, it is cached as a preview. If you delete it, it is gone in the gallery and if you then empty the trash, it is not saved anywhere (is temporarily saved in /storage/emulated/0/MIUI/Gallery/cloud/.trahsbin). Nothing new so far.

But: if you look under /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.miui.gallery/gallery_disk_cache/full_size or small_size, you can still see the smaller pictures, so to speak the small preview pictures in the gallery (you can rename the .0 to .jpg). Even the oldest ones that have been made and deleted long time ago were there, just smaller (less than 1MB), but they are there and take up memory. Even a restart does not delete them. I don't know if there is any limit and if it will not be erased at some point. Otherwise it is just a kind of second backup or the memory will run out at some point in the case of frequent photographers or video takers. The security tool did not remove them when you tried to use the cleaner tool. At least in my case it didn't.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] TheFixItMan:
I've just looked and yes they are all there - This is a huge security issue in my opinion
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] _mysiak_:
That's unfortunately quite standard way for many apps which cache picture files for faster viewing, previews mostly will not get deleted automatically. App can store such previews as cache or app data, so to remove previews you need to clean corresponding category. For MIUI gallery it would be app data.

If you are concerned about storage use, clean data every now and then. If you are concerned about security - don't use your phone to take sensitive pictures. 🙂
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] TheFixItMan:
I disagree with this comment for a few reasons

1- There is no option to clear data of the MIUI gallery app. It only allows you to clear cache

2 - This only effects pictures taken with the stock camera app. If you use a 3rd party camera app & a different gallery app it doesn't happen (I've checked their data folders too)

3 - Define sensitive image. In my opinion any image I take is sensitive if I don't intend to share it with anyone regardless of what the image actually is. If I delete the image it should be deleted & not stored in data of the stock gallery apps data
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] _mysiak_:
1. you are right, but with root access it can be done easily directly or through another app. I suppose that "MIUI optimizations" are blocking "clean data" button.

2. it happens with Simple gallery app, Total commander, Quickpic,.. Some apps store data in cache, others store them as app data. It doesn't matter if you use stock or 3rd party camera app. As soon as you open MIUI gallery or another gallery app (or allow them to be always running and scanning storage for new pictures), it generates a preview and keeps it for a future use.

3. yes I agree, but you unfortunately can't rely on this assumption. Any app with access to storage area should be considered as a source of potential data leak.

I am not defending MIUI apps (I avoid them like plague), just wanted to highlight that it's not the only app with such issue.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] TheFixItMan:
Storing them in cache is fine as the cache can be deleted - I've checked simple gallery app and it doesn't store anything permanently in data.

What I have an issue with is the permanent storage of these files in data. If they are temp files they should be stored as cache which is deleted when you clear the cache.

I agree that anything stored could be leaked however if you delete a file it should be deleted and not leave temp files behind that cannot be removed through clearing cache (by deleted I mean deleted at user level & not deleted beyond some forensic recovery tool)

Using open camera and simple gallery app no such files are left behind permanently in data
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] Bernie_W:
Thanks for cross-checking this. I think both of your comments are right. Many apps are keeping this cached data, but I also would like to see a possibility to clean this data for privacy reasons. The question what is considered to be sensitive is manyfold of course. I sometimes take a picture of a postal document to store it on my PC, but would also consider family pictures as private.

For me - in a good sense - it looks like a simple bug, that the authors of the SW didn't check this. In a more bad sense, but I haven't tried that (and will not ;)) is that this cache is possibly transferred to Xiaomi if you use a Mi-account on your device. Who knows. Just remembering the old story with this Mi-browser......

Therefore I shared, as it may fill your device storage over time, which was my main concern.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] _mysiak_:
Thanks for sharing, I didn't want to discourage you or dismiss this issue as irrelevant. MIUI gallery should certainly store such data in cache folder and/or delete the preview after removal of the source picture. I am going to delete all data and disable the app through ADB, I used it only once to test the sky replacement feature anyway and now I have a good reason to disable it again. :)

Edit: with disabled MIUI gallery, after taking the screenshot it doesn't show the usual edit window, it saves the picture right away. Just in case if anyone wondered about the impact. :)
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] TheFixItMan:
You can also revoke the storage permissions for the MIUI gallery app - you keep the screenshot edit window but as it doesn't have permissions to access storage it can't save the preview files to data
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Guides, News, & Discussion] tze_vitamin:
Interesting ,thanks for sharing.
[General Questions and Answers] enderdrag64:
Hi! Sorry if this is in the wrong forum - I'm kinda new here. I was hoping to get JoyCon Droid working on my OnePlus 6 when I learned that unfortunately the required HID Bluetooth functionality is disabled in OxygenOS for whatever reason. I've done some research and people have been able to enable HID Bluetooth when rooted by changing a setting in /res/values/config.xml and enabling the service with adb.

I would rather not root my phone as I need it to be able to pass SafetyNet to use certain apps. I've read that it's possible to modify system files without root by using adb from a pc. I would attempt this but I'm afraid it might trigger SafetyNet. I'm not entirely sure how their checks work though. Thoughts?
[Android Head-Units] Prospereal:
Have an AC8227L head Unit that got trying update the firmware. specs - Android 10

2GB RAM

64GB Storage

Build Number: ZXDZ_2020.08.06.12_2104

MCU Version: CVD1810-WJ_20.06.12_309

I need assistance with the test points as the units no longer registering on the computer with SP Flash tools.
[Android Head-Units] waz000000:
dont suppose you have the scatter file or firmware for this do you?
[Android Head-Units] Dorian-12:
pagor favor necesito este firware anroid 10 la que tngo es 9.0
[General Topics] JeyKul:
Hey, did you also never got any idea how to use a old Phone useful? Yes? Same!

Its actually very easy.

I used for example my old Samsung Galaxy S6, because it has an IR-Sensor. Thats useful for TV's without the possibility to be controlled via WIFI.

Due to the fact that the S6 supports Wireless-Charging, I got a Wireless-Charger to charge the phone and if needed have fast acces to it.

Things you'll need:

A phone with Android 4.0.3 or newer.

OPTIONAL: Phone with IR-Sensor.

A phone with WIFI.

The possibility to live with ads or buy apps.

OPTIONAL: If your phone supports Wireless-Charging, a Wireless-Charging pad.

Macrodroid

Google clock

Google Home

OPTIONAL: A Smart TV (If you don't have a Smart TV or an unknown Brand, and dont have an IR-Sensor, you can skip the TV-part)

Thats actually it.

First of all, get the Anymote App out of the Google Playstore

After you downloaded the App, open the App.

If your phone supports IR mode, use The TV icon at the Bottom. If not, use the Wifi icon.

Then continue with searching your TV's Brand and click on it.

If you've done that, check if your TV works with the given remotes.

If it works: Congratualtions!

NOTE for IR users: If your TV doesn't respond always u press a Button on your phone do this:

Swipe from left to right

Hit App Settings

Scroll down until you see "Use Alternate Ir Commands"

Check the slider.

Now, that everything works, we need to continue on your phones Battery, because it cant stay on all the time. (If it does u have a GOD phone)

Check what you can charge your phone with. The pretty way is to charge it with Wireless-Charging. The ugly way with cable.

If you know what you can charge your phone with, decide what you wanna use then.

After you decided, place the charging method on a pretty place and try if the place works.

After you are one with this, open Playstore and download the Google clock, if u dont have it already.

"Why do we need this?" This is easy. Android phones are able to use Screensavers while charging. This is useful to avoid Screenburnin.

When u downloaded the app, go to settings and search "Screen saver".

Open the option and check "Clock".

After that, click on the settings Icon and change the Style to the one u prefer and check the Night mode.

When u connect your phone to the charger, it will display a moving clock. Its like Always on Display.

Now download Macrodroid and create a new macro:

Triggers: Screen Off

Actions: Launch AnyMote Smart Remote

"What does that do?" That opens AnyMote always, when u turn that phones screen off.

When u unlock the phone then, it will diplay the remote directly.

Now you can also configure your Google Home.

If you have Android 11 Thats easy. Hold the Powerbutton and follow the instructions on the screen.

If you've done that, you can hold the Powerbutton and get acces to all your smart devices.

If you dont have Android 11, you'll sadly have to open the Google Home app manually... I am sorry :(

I hope you liked the post about how to use old phones smart.

Thank you for reading :3
[Xiaomi Mi 2] Joyfik:
Hi

I would like to ask for some advice.

I've recently soft bricked my MI2S. I can boot to recovery (TWRP 2.8.1) and fastboot. The phone isn't recognised by Windows or Ubuntu, so I can't flash anything with fastboot. Actually, fastboot, adb or MiFlash don't detect the phone. I've tried to use a USB stick with an OTG cable, but TWRP doesn't detect the USB stick. If I boot to system, it stays on the MI logo (I can wait a full night, it won't change).

My question is, do I have a problem with my USB port? I'm equipped to solder a new one, if necessary. Or is my connection problem due to another reason? I wouldn't want to go through soldering if it is for nothing. Especially, when I started to mess up with the phone, it was locked with a different MI account (it was my wife's account, but it took me a few days to connect the dots together), and I couldn't connect with MiFlash, adb or fastboot either.

The steps I did to get it soft bricked:

Flashed TWRP 2.8.1 with fastboot

Rebooted to recovery

Rebooted to MIUI (a few times)

Attempted to flash TWRP 3.5.0 (my memory fails a bit there, I think I did it via fastboot)

The last didn't work because I'm still on TWRP 2.8.1

And I can't add any more zip file to flash via recovery, nor can I use adb sideload or flash with fastboot.

Any advice or comments are more than welcome. You may just have an idea that I didn't think of.

Regards

Matt
[Xiaomi Mi 2] Joyfik:
Quick update:

I don't know if you would agree, but I can't see my issue to be a software one (the device not being recognised)

I've ordered a USB port directly from China and I'll see if I can unbrick the phone from that point.
[Xiaomi Mi 2] wenyendev:
It's great that you can still access to recovery and fastboot.

First, I advice you to back up your data.

If you cannot use adb sideload or flash with fastboot.

Try in fastboot mode

- fastboot erase cache;

- fastboot erase system;

- fastboot erase userdata.

See if that can solve your issue.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bacon612:
Hey everyone. For anyone out there (apparently less than 10% of us) that suffer from OLED panel PWM headaches, it seems that this OP9 pro is giving me grief. I think it possibly has to do with this new dynamic refresh rate. For anyone that's unfamiliar, you basically get a carsick feeling or similar to the feeling that some of us get when reading in a car. Point of the matter is that it's no good for a phone junkie that can't put their phone down.

I never knew that this was a problem until I had an lg v35 that gave me these headaches. I've never had an iphone with oled cause the issue. Op7 pro didn't and OP8 Pro didn't either. I found that it wasn't all phones as some did it while others did not A replacement v35 didn't have the problem. Anywho, I thought to put a feeler out there to see if anyone else has the same issue.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] jmikepr:
Have you looked under Utilities > One Plus Labs> and enabled DC dimming?

The option wasn't there on the 8T but it could be toggled using ADB. Google DC dimming ADB 8T and you'll find the steps.

Please report back here as I want this phone but struggle with PWM as well. The DC dimming modes from One Plus have always helped me.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bacon612:
Hey there. Thanks for the reply. I was unaware of this menu and just checked. The only option available is 'Hyper Motion Smoothing'. I tried it but it makes no difference. I'm going to RMA now and attempt a replacement. It could be this panel in particular. In the past, going through a few devices (same model) would get me a screen that didn't have the issue for me. I've never had a OnePlus phone that caused the issue for me so this is a first. Bums me out.

Video link showing the flicker. OP9 Pro, right. iPhone 12 Pro Max, left. Shot on my OP8 Pro.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] jmikepr:
am start-activity -a oneplus.intent.action.ONEPLUS_LAB_FEATURE_DETAILS -e oneplus_lab_feature_key oneplus_dc_dimming_value

Would you mind hooking up to adb then running adb shell command and pasting the above?

This is basically a make or break for me to purchase this phone. It worked on the 8T to enable DC dimming even when it was hidden.

Purely just asking a favor at this point though
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bacon612:
Hey. I ran the command and believe that it worked because it took me right to a screen prompting me to enable a feature. So I did. I'll see if it makes a difference. Do you have to reboot to initiate it? If I reboot, do you have to reinitiate?

Glad to help because if my headache goes away, yours will too.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] jmikepr:
Awesome! Thank you so much man. This is exactly what it did on my OnePlus 8T. It also persisted through reboots and updates.

You shouldn't need to do anything to activate it other than switch the toggle on.

You can film your phone with another phone and see the flicker reduce somewhat when the toggle goes on.

I've found OnePlus's DC dimming basically eliminates my headaches and reducing my eye strain to a manageable amount.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bacon612:
Flicker is still there when viewed from the video screen of my OP8 pro. I'll spend some more time with the phone in a few hours to see if it still give me a headache but I suspect it will. What's irritating to me is that there's no flicker on my OP8 pro (and I had two) with the DC dimming enabled or not. My hope is that my OP9 pro just has a bad screen. I'm going to proceed with the replacement through OP which I hope will be easier than it has been in the past.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bacon612:
So it took 2 months for OnePlus to issue my replacement OP9 pro. I got it two days ago and can confirm that it it also gives me PWM headaches. I'm crushed. I want this phone but can't use it. Sigh.... Anyone else?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] jmikepr:
I just saw that you replied here. I ended up getting the Mi 11 Ultra because it has a proper DC Dimming mode. I really like the phone alot. MIUI takes some getting used to but it's a solid experience overall.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] yourrealking:
I am not asking for a way to removing the lock, but I am just curious. If I understood correctly, enabling OEM unlocking on a Verizon Pixel phone has been almost impossible, except for a few times for specific models. One of such cases I read about was disabling the phone APK so that the OS would think that the phone is not a Verizon phone. That sounds like sort of a unique programming mistake that probably would probably not happen again. But generic vulnerabilities that allow root access happen quite often, don't they? So, if somehow a hacker gets root access on a Verizon pixel, can he enable OEM unlocking? Or only the kind of specific bug in the OS's code for checking whether the phone is a Verizon or not can allow OEM unlocking?
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] Grnphnx:
Have you ever found a solution?
[General Questions and Answers] carbondog:
Completely new to this, I bought a OnePlus 9 Pro (it said Dual-SIM when I ordered it, then they changed to to single-SIM) and apparently the US version ignores the second SIM slot outright despite being carrier-free. I want to flash a global ROM to it so as to get around this.

1- Does flashing a ROM effect what bands the device recognizes, or is that all hardware based?

2- If I flash a global ROM, will I still get OTA updates and the like?

3- Is there anything that can happen after successfully flashing a new ROM that would require me to re-flash again in the future? Or is it just a one and done type deal?

Thank you in advance (y)
[Xiaomi Mi Note 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] enweazudaniel:
Evolution X 5.9 for the Xiaomi mi note 3 [jason]

/*

* Your warranty is void. Or vaild, probably?

*

* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, Ebolation X,

* thermonuclear war, or the current economic crisis caused by you following

* these directions. YOU are choosing to make these modificiations, and if

* you point your finger at me for messing up your device, I will LMAO at you.

*/

Living, Breaking, Keep Evolving.

Pixel UI, customization and more, we are Evolution X!

- Team Evolution X -

@joeyhuab

@peaktogoo (Now RealAkito)

Reach us on Twitter! @EvolutionXROM

What are our features?

- Just flash and check "The Evolver"

none

DO NOT FLASH GAPPS, ALREADY INCLUDED

DO NOT FLASH GAPPS, ALREADY INCLUDED

First Time Install / Clean Flash

1. Download the proper flashable ZIP for your device

2. Reboot to Recovery

3. Wipe Data/Cache/System

4. Format Data (Optional)

5. Flash the ROM

6. Reboot to System

7. Reboot to Recovery (Optional)

8. Flash Magisk (Optional)

9. Reboot to System and #KeepEvolving

Update / Dirty Flash

1. Reboot to Recovery

2. Download the proper flashable ZIP for your device

3. Reboot to Recovery (Optional)

4. Flash Magisk (Optional)

5. Flash the ROM

6. Reboot to System and #KeepEvolving

Light Screenshots / Dark Screenshots / Download

Donate to me! / Official Chat / Device Support

​

Android OS version: 11​

Security patch level: July 2021​

Build Author: ENWEAZU DANIEL​

Source Code: https://github.com/Evolution-X​

Kernel Source Code: https://github.com/LineageOS/android_kernel_xiaomi_sdm660​

ROM Developer: joeyhuab​
[Xiaomi Mi Note 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] enweazudaniel:
There is an issuse will be fix shortly...sorry for the inconveniences
[Xiaomi Mi Note 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] enweazudaniel:
Issue Fixed
[Xiaomi Mi Note 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] (Gugucha):
there is bug when i turn off my mobile data somehow my device is restarting on USB tethering can you please fix that issue ?