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[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] maikduarte:
Hello my friend, good afternoon. Would you like to know if you will proceed with the project? The ROM works perfectly fine and I don't see myself with another one anymore, but of course it will be needed soon if this is the only version. If you need help with something, even though I don't have much knowledge, you can count on me.

Once again congratulations for the excellent work.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Tony Ccorimanya:
The ROM works perfectly fine, but it would be advisable for security the option to block the status bar, the power off and restart options when the device screen is locked, I am ready to wait for new updates, excellent work
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] GLOUGLOUBANANE:
How to bypass this please ?

Thank's for your answers !
[OnePlus 9 Pro] XxSUPRAxX:
This is not a question about the device but this device page in general.

Does this device page get split up in sections like 8 pro and the others devices?

Like:

Accessories

Cross-device stuff

Themes apps and mods

Rom, kernal

And etc.

So its not all mixed up

I know you Can select the prefix you want but I personally think the style from the others devices is better.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] galaxys:
Yes, just differently with the new XDA forum software. It's sections are at the top...

Quick Filters:

General Question How To Guide Development Themes / Apps / Mods Accessories
[OnePlus 9 Pro] XxSUPRAxX:
Yeah Okay, what about Roms and kernals i dont see Them in that section
[OnePlus 9 Pro] galaxys:
I don't see them either... maybe no development here yet.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] coal686:
There is a "Development" tag that would be used for ROMs, kernels, etc.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] LeifGR:
My Nexus 7 became so laggy as to be unusable at some point back when the stock firmware was at Android 4, 5 or 6 (I can't recall).

I have been using the LineageOS 14.1 that @wileyc built for some time, but it has also been very slow on my device. I stuck with it while my tablet was not getting much use, but now I am thinking I'll take the risk of going back to a much older version in order to get the speed back.

If someone has a Nexus 7 2013 LTE that is still snappy, please let me know what version you are using.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] papalazarou:
I'm wondering if anyone's interested in writing an app that will assist with placing the cursor on editable text.

Often when writing an SMS or renaming a file etc, you might want to go back and edit, and it can be pretty hard to accurately place the cursor with your thumb.

I've seen the iPhone has a little magnifying glass that makes fine-tuning where you place the cursor much easier when you click and drag.

I don't have the skills to write something like this, but I'd love it if someone did.

Cheers guys.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Seelenfresser:
I second that
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] iliescu902:
uhm .. i use the stylus ? typing with block recognizer is fun
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] omniwolf:
good idea.

dont forget you can also use the DPad to move the cursor around, i usually use this instead of jabbing at the screen with my thumb.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] remi.rez:
UP

This sounds like a great idea, the little magnifying glass.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] lordcoffee:
This is also a thing what I'm searching for. I've illustrated something like that to show how I would like to see it:

Some programers here ;-)

Greetings!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Addicteddddd:
i would also like to see something like this as it's very useful :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Dj!pOner:
:eek: Good Idea!! :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] pbv302:
Looks nice!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] maximo88:
A better and easier solution, moving around with the dpad touch, I don't know how is called the capacitive buttom that is a circle, rolling here would be very kind. (I am learning english, help me with the language xD)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] papalazarou:
Yeah great example. I'm happy enough to help out with any design work that would need doing with the app. I'm a designer, but I'm just not much of a coder.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] lordcoffee:
Yeah me too :-) Thats the main problem why Ican't edit my manila. I know Photoshop in datail but this code thing is like speaking chinese to me ;-)
[General Topics] Marzaaa:
Ive used Afwall on a stock kernel before along with stock OS and it was making a network request every few minutes or so then i switched to a custom kernel while running lineage OS and blocked it in afwall just to see what it was doing and it hasnt made a blocked request in the 4 hours ive had afwall enabled. What is the diffefence here? Is it the kernel or the OS?
[Huawei P10 Lite Questions & Answers] stealthrt:
Hey all. I have been looking around the net for a while now trying to find good instructions on how to go about rooting my P10 Lite and then being able to install Android 9 or 10 version on it. However, my searches have not come up with any good tutorials. Most of them I have found all center around paying for something.

My phone is the following:

HUAWEI P10 Lite WAS-L03T (Android 7.0)

If anyone would be so kind in pointing me to or giving steps on how to do the above then that would be great and save me a lot of time!
[Huawei P10 Lite Questions & Answers] speedson:
just search the p10 lite forum on xda and you will find what you are looking for :) here are more then just 1 step by step tutorial about rooting and costum roms.

but you need unlocked bootloader...use DC-unlocker tool to get the unlock-code. its cost 4 credits = 4 Euros and a tutorial how to unlock you find on DC-unlocker Homepage.

good luck

solong

speedson 🤘 🙃 🤘
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Barcelonista11:
Hi guys, at the begining sorryy for my english im not native, Hope you understand.

I have succesfully replace my screen 3 times, after the fourth one i have like no GSM and Wi-Fi signal. I tried to fix this by replacing Brother parę(?) The bottom board, wich includes charging port etc and the Black wire on the left of the phone, which should be signal antenna. IT doesnt help.

What can be the problem?

Cheers
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Barcelonista11:
Bump
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] duttyend:
Hi. You could look at the schematics to find where exactly antennas are located and if one didn't get cut in the process.

You could have a look at this thread
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] Kajoe:
I have extracted the official Polaris Radio_1.59.42.15 from RUU_Polaris_O2_DE_3.13.207.0_radio_sign_25.85.30.0 7_1.59.42.15_Ship

I have tested flashing also. It works. Now I have to see if Radio Rom works fine. Please let me know if the radio is good.

I have 1 bar more now inside the house, than with Murata_1.58.25.14.

I wil not reset your OS. Here is the link:

http://rapidshare.com/files/144798045/Radio_1.59.42.15.zip.html

I have tested camera too. I have same problem. Camera don't work. I flashed back to Radio 1.58.25.14 Murata. Now camera works again. So it must be a problem in the Radio_1.59.42.15. I am sorry for that. The extraction of radio rom from RUU_Polaris_O2_DE_3.13.207.0_radio_sign_25.85.30.0 7_1.59.42.15_Ship worked, but the rom it is not a good rom. Thank you all for testing it also.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] nir36:
um... i wouldn't mind testing it if you shared a link :)
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] gf8201:
udk the lastest rom include the radio.3-4 bar.it isnt look bad
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] Jose Antonio:
I had before the R 1.58.25.14 Murata, I have not noticed much difference, but this is going very well compared to others.

Cheers
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] rgr81:
Can I use this Radio with WM6.0 or do I have to Upgrade to WM6.1

Do I have to run HardSPL before upgrade (I have an non-branded free Device from HTC directly)

thanks

rgr
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] Kajoe:
I have WM6.0 and it works and yes you have to hard SPL first.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] andre117:
Yes but..

does the camera still work ?
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] gf8201:
camera not working.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] SuperMyron:
Same problem => I have to revert back to 1.58.25.14
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] reyjabs:
At the moment, camera on radio 1.59.42.15 only works with UDK's SyriusRO Project ROM, Phamquang's V31 ROM, German O2 Upgrade ROM, Spanish and SFR Upgrade ROM.:confused:

Compared to Murata Radio's, it does have a better reception, faster Satnav Fix and longer battery life.:cool:
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] worstenbrood:
i love this radio, no battery drainage, fast gps fix, very good hsdpa reception, since my polaris went to htc repair center hsdpa didnt work anymore because they flashed radio 1.58.25.14 on it, now with this radio, everything works again, even faster and better !
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] iliramove:
Camera and calls problem

I installed this Radio along with Original Polaris ROM, SEA 1.28.457.2 WWE. I encountered camera issues with this. Basically black screen on the viewfinder. And when i make a call, i get a "hanging" dial tone like "truuuuuuuuuu".

Anyone have this problem or any advise please?
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] reyjabs:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2635152&postcount=10

Either you use the mentioned ROM's or revert you radio ROM back to the previous one you had prior to upgrading.:p
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] iliramove:
Thanks for the info. I missed the post that this radio only support certain versions of ROMS. Too bad for me... I need MMS on a frequent basis so, I guess I'll revert till HTC provides a stupid upgrade!!! Grr!!!
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] Soschi:
Since i flashed the new radio my HTC

can't receive 100%. Than I flashed back to

udK GER Beta 3 with 1.58.25.14 but this doesn't fix the problem.

My Orbit 2 have no problem to get 100% with udK GER Beta 3

Please help me....:(
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] SaBo:
You need Murata Radio ROM.

Search the forum and you'll find it.

Sascha
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] Kajoe:
Here you can find the Murata ROMs

http://www.4shared.com/file/46948092/9e97bc37/Radio_Murata_1582123.html

http://www.4shared.com/file/54732373/c9f753c5/Radio_Murata_1582514.html
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] gishan114:
hmmmm

camera doesnt work!!!!! but nice radio! good signal strength!!!!! but no cam! anyway cant we make a new modificatin to dis one???? its better on GPS!!!!!!!

thankx!
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] gf8201:
Said is very accurate。
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] Soschi:
Uff. Work's perfect. i was afraid, that i killed my HTC.

Many thx...!!!
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] iori:
great info I've been looking for

thanks...:)
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Salilsarkar:
I just got my 9pro for 3 days and as an curiosity I have diagnosed my device with oneplus care app and it shows that the battery is faulty should I ask for a replacement based on this results?View attachment 5271601
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
That's disconcerting message.

What's the ambient temperature and how hard is it running? If it's not running a heavy cpu load and the ambient temperature is below 85°F, it shouldn't be as hot as 104°F

While Li's can tolerate up to 150°F operating temperatures in general, in phones a 104° battery temp reading is hot.

It's at the point where I would power off the phone.

Does it still have a good run time?

Once an Li gets below 80% of its original capacity it's not a bad idea to replace it.

Li's can form Li dendrites over time that can short out a cell, which be a very bad event. This is rare though. Any signs of or physical damage are grounds for immediate replacement as they can fail violently.

Replacements are generally cheap. Even my difficult to repair Note 10+ battery replacement cost is only $30.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Salilsarkar:
The ambient temperature is 84 degree F, and the CPU isn't under any load as i am not doing any task,.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bulletbling:
I think they all show overheat in that app. Mine shows overheat in the ACCA app as well. Probably doesn't mean anything. I wouldn't worry about it.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
Replace it. It may only be a temperature sensor failure, hopefully in the battery.

Li's aren't worth taking a chance on as a runaway at the very least it will destroy the phone.

If it's discharging more than 2%@day with the phone power off completely replace it asap and do not attempt to charge it.

Never charge an Li that is near freezing... as it can trigger a firery runaway event.

Charging below 80F can cause Li plating which will permanently degrade the cell.

Never use water on a lithium fire as it reacts to water like burning magnesium, violently. Another reason they can be nasty if they explode near your skin. Not WP bad, but bad enough.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] galaxys:
Agree, that app might be giving false alarm overheating scenario's...
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bulletbling:
I believe "overheat" is a simple bug. Mine shows the same at all times and battery temp is just fine.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
WTF? All of this model is like this?

Note, if it is running at 104F you can certainly feel that. No sensor needed.

Below is a nominal reading for my Note 10+ in 72°F or so ambient temperature.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Hypnoz69:
Same thing here with CPU-Z and I didn't have a single overheating problem, I think it's a bug.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
CPU-Z is known for doing stuff like that.

If it's the phone's app it's a different story.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Hypnoz69:
I'm sorry the app is not available on the Play Store so I can't test with it.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] nickporwal:
Mine also shows the same with one plus care app. I think its a bug. Nothing to worry about.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
DevChek gives a comprehensive temperature sensor readout of all sensors.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Salilsarkar:
Not just OnePlus care app ,devcheck ,cpu-z every app is showing the same overheating notification ,but in actuality the device isn't even slightly warm on touch .
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Salilsarkar:
Mine shows this too ,is it happening with all the 9pro device?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
That's not good. If it's across the board for this model it's a bad product flaw.

If those readings are used during the charge cycle it could really screw things up.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] samteeee:
Here you go:
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bulletbling:
Maybe continuously declaring the battery as an overheat condition allows OnePlus more control over its charging in the Android OS? Have no idea. Just a random guess. It's likely a bug, but the "overheat condition" that is set could possibly be on purpose. Regardless, it shouldn't be showing the word overheat obviously.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Salilsarkar:
I have contacted some people who own this device and it seems all the 9 pro devicies are behaving the same ,most of them are giving the overheating battery status across various apps like cpu-z, devcheck, OnePlus care etc.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
It could cause charging to disengage or not engage at all. If it has fast charging it could completely skew the charging profile if that temperature input is used and could damage the battery. At lower temperatures (>50-72°F*) fast charging must not engage.

It could also trigger thermal throttling prematurely.

I would keep a close eye on it...

*not sure of the exact temperature that is the normal preset. Minimum of 82°F start charge temperature is best practice even when slow charging. It's an electrochemical reaction that needs heat to properly work.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
Buggy firmware? Hopefully they will patch it soon. WTF?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Hypnoz69:
I tweeted OnePlus Support about it, I'm not really expecting a response but ..
[OnePlus 9 Pro] rmendez011:
Same thing happened with my OnePlus 9 Pro, but the phone was extremely hot for a while, so I powered it off for about 1 hour, when I turned it back on the battery was cool and Ampere (app that shows charging speed) showed Overheat, yet the phone stopped being hot an hour before this. Another app with the same name showed Overheated. After a few hours the battery went back to good.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thirtythr33:
I have the overheat readout on cpu-z and ampere as well. I really hope this is a bug and not actually happening, but regardless this is pretty frustrating that it is happening at all
[OnePlus 9 Pro] rmendez011:
Mine has said overheated like 3 times already, but it has gone back to normal, the first two times my phone was too hot to touch the back, and I got a warning in the camera app that the phone was too hot to record and it would start working when the phone cooled down. The first time my phone overheated I got a push notification that my phone is overheating and certain phone components were disabled.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thirtythr33:
this is ridiculous man, I just got this phone and now this issue. does oneplus let you return for a new phone without having the insurance? I've had it for like a week
[OnePlus 9 Pro] rmendez011:
Yes I'm pretty sure you have 15 days, if you're going to return it I suggest you take pictures of your 9 Pro all around and send it back I've seen some reddit posts where OnePlus didn't want to accept the phone back because it was "scratched by the buyer" somehow. So take photos of the top of the phone, the sides, the bottom, the front, and back, tell them if the screen protector has scratches and what not.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thirtythr33:
I think it's a sensor bug bc my 6T is even hotter (90f) and not reporting overheat. ugh very annoying though
[OnePlus 9 Pro] rmendez011:
I'm pretty it is a bug, and they have the sensitivity to high, they might lower it with software updates. but then again, they might do it so when you charge your phone at 65 watts it doesn't blow up. LOL
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Hypnoz69:
Guys I found how to remove the overheating battery indication on the OnePlus forum (I don't know if I have the right to put a link here) but you have to enable reverse charging in the options. After that even by deactivating it I no longer have the message, tested with CPU-Z and Ampere.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] rmendez011:
Interesting, next time I have the overheating bug I will enable reverse wireless charging and see if it works.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thirtythr33:
wow thanks for the share I am actually on the phone with oneplus as we speak, I will try this and report back
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
Depends on the state you live in. Your state attorney general's office can advise you of your rights.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thirtythr33:
ok so I just enabled reverse charge, ampere reported no overheat, then I went and disabled it, and overheat has not returned (so far). what a crazy thing to be happening. so in short, this is just a bug?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bulletbling:
I know it's typically around 20C (or room temp), and oftentimes a little warmer, for the battery is safe to start fast charging, but it will slightly vary among the chemistries of course and not far off from the end of the 50F-72F you mentioned. And all OP9 Pro phones seem to show overheat on the battery so it must be normal or a widespread fault. I'm going to guess it's normal/a bug.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bulletbling:
I wouldn't consider 41c overheated yet. Maybe 50C yeah.

It's really a non-issue. Just ignore it.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
68°F* is too low. The battery temp will warm up as it charges but any start temp below 82°F raises the possibility of Li plating happening. It's cumulative so each small insult adds up.

I prefer to start at 85F or slightly above when possible.

In this case warmer is better as long as it doesn't exceed 100°F in the course of its charge cycle.

*Farenheit is a temperature scaling system that is geared more to real life than the Celcius standard. Whole numbers are a good thing...
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bulletbling:
I guess it depends on your definition of fast charging really (personally for a smartphone, I'd say anything above 1C qualifies as fast charging whereas for a typical lipo pack, 1C would be slow in comparison to permissible charge rates of 5C and higher for many packs). I rely on Battery University for much of my knowledge. Great source of info!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bulletbling:
I can confirm this works. I enabled reverse charge and disabled it and the overheat reported condition went away.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
Their 72F standard may be too low. Other credible sources state 82F to completely prevent Li plating from ocuring. 10°F may not seem like much but chemical reaction thresholds can be very narrow... better to error towards the high side threshold when charging.

For storage 72F is a good temperature. When at rest higher temperature and voltage cause the cell to degrade more rapidly.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thirtythr33:
battery guru is reporting that my battery health dropped to 89% (4010.1 mAh / 4500.0 mAh) and all I have done is charge to 100 one single time! is there a chance that this is reporting incorrect values? anyone that can shed some light on the best practices for charging our phones I'm all ears. for example, I read that charging to 80% is optimal, and that fast charging essentially damages the lion battery, or in short, everything that gives us convenience with charging is working against battery longevity. so should I simply top off my battery whenever it gets near 20% and only charge to 80%? any input is appreciated. I am trying to keep my op9pro for at least 2 years and maintain maximum battery health, and I already lost 11% health?!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
Optimum is a much narrower window something like roughly 40-65%*. Li's love frequent midrange power cycling. 25% gives about 2-3 hours of SOT and only takes about 13 minutes to fast charge it back.

Going down to 20% can stress the cells more and the available energy decreases the lower you go as well.

When you charge past 72% and especially 90% the higher cell voltage increases the stress and damage to the cells. High current draw discharges increases wear unnecessary; get your battery hogs apps toned down. A slower discharge is less damaging than a faster one.

A high cell voltage in high temperatures increases the cell degradation a lot just sitting there.

Low temperature (>72°F) charging is to be avoided.

Never attempt to charge a cell at 40°F or less; it can cause a run away thermal event.

*if the battery calibration is off you may think you're at 40% but actually be much lower. As the battery ages this is common.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bulletbling:
This ^^^.

Repeatedly cycling between 65%-75% is optimum and optimal voltage is around 3.92V, which is where the battery's degradation from too low or too high of voltage hits it's bottom, per Battery University.

Now, no one ideally is going to cycle between 65%-75% (unless you're powering a satellite) so just keep it reasonable.

The battery health reported is never going to be fully accurate and oftentimes they are off by up to 10%. My OP7 Pro brand new out of the box as reported by accubattery was 93%.