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[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
Nothing to report that is mine work now still in the spirit of this thread I want to post few links with things people did with e-ink screens that might be done with NST also.

1. Raspberry Pi powered news scrapper - something Renate might like as she as I understood work on something similar

https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/ksgomp
2. Weather display that I believe was made using software already mentioned somewhere on forum

https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/lcyos9
3. Something completely different! Device made as platform to enable development many things e-ink made. Link shows RSS implementation.

4. In the old days when e-readers were unobtainable on my location I was in desperation contemplating the idea to convert available photo frames to a e-reader. This is as you guess the other way around.

https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/liadda
5. Someone developed site for games for e-ink screen as I understood browser only

https://e-ink.club/index.php There is in my opinion plenty of room for some sort of games on e-ink and this is not comprehensive list but it is nice someone started a dedicated page/project for that.
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
I mentioned earlier dotepub here. I read about conversion to epub and it seems recomended way goes through something called pandoc. Anyone have some experience with that one?
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
I glanced on linked API and there might be something there to look on but I have not time to spare right now

Regarding browser engine you have proposed newer/better one. I have problem finding an open source browser with that engine capable to run on this OS. Maybe something can be ported? Did you meant something other like an application using that engine yet still not being full browser?

On the other hand I just found out that someone "leaked" sourcecode "in the wild" for Opera 12.15 so if there are adventurous amongst us willing to compile and fork...
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
I think HTML is fine if you have no idea what will display it.

It kind-of, sort-of works with everything.

I think for a specific device it's a bit balky.

In days gone by I used to use RTF a lot to get formatted and pretty text with layout.

You could layout tables or columns and get them the way you liked.

RTF is pretty much obsolete these days.

If all you want is simple stuff (bold, italics, etc) you can expand HTML:

((TextView) findViewById(R.id.myText)).setText(Html.fromHtml("<b>Zowie!</b>"));

I like keeping things lean and mean so actually using a browser engine is overkill to me.

Either use Android res/layout's or compose the page externally as a graphic.

Then comes the question of interaction.

No interaction is the easiest.

If you start needing JavaScript you've gone down the rabbit hole.
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
Amen to that!

If I manage to find a use for HTML Viewer it would be more then enough for me. Remember that I propose within this thread I think to use web grab for offline viewing.

Still if somehow we could persuade a currently working browser on NST to export a page as epub I would not be against that at all so that is why am I going back and forth in evaluation of optimal route. My quest will converge at some point in time to a preferable solution I hope.

Using externally composed web pages is more or less the way Opera on NST works now I think. Although I understand what you mean because I proposed earlier to use router, desktop or dedicated server to negotiate all the things NST can not and export cached page to NST. Thanks for the very useful tips anyway!
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
I'm still not sure what the problem is that we're trying to solve.

Are you looking to make some sort of "Read me later" solution?

Most content on the web is so short anyway that saving it for later is pointless to me.
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
Yes I guess that is something that describes pretty good what am I aim to get. As for short web content those are not am I aiming at. I think that its time to take a brake and go to the drawing board.
[General Questions and Answers] LerryAC:
I've forgotten my phone password. When I try to do a hard reset, it asks for password. What should I do?
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
If you can access the phone via ADB then try runing this command sequence:

adb devices
adb shell "am start -n com.google.android.gsf.login/"
adb shell "am start -n com.google.android.gsf.login.LoginActivity"
adb shell "content insert --uri content://settings/secure --bind name:s:user_setup_complete --bind value:s:1"
[General Questions and Answers] LerryAC:
Thank you very much.. I'll try
[General Questions and Answers] BobZlyn_18:
Paano makakuha ng file sa vivo y11
[General Questions and Answers] zomknight:
didn't I have to enable the developer option first?
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] WAZZAKW:
Google Play, to be able to open it on my Red magic 3 device, after converting to Chinese version can anyone help me please

I'm facing Crash
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] WAZZAKW:
Anyone, please
[Nubia Red Magic 3 Questions & Answers] lilo_ind:
Root ure phone then, u must downloaded zip at opengapps select Os version etc then flash it using twrp.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] rexmundi:
hi!

When I plugged my TyTN into PC via USB or to A/C charger I found that LCD is not displaying properly the today screen, it was getting white and some colour lines showed for few seconds. It was randomly changing and showing and hiding... and caused that I can't work with device.

What was diagnosed by me that when I move the USB jack fitted in port to left or right it helped to come back to OK status.

So I used (in anger) my strenght and fixed my machine for longer time (don't ask how ;) but i'm curious if usb port located in TyTN can be used out???

someone any experience??

:confused:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] veyka:
As with any device, the hermes will get to the end of its life. And usb ports can break quite easly if your not carefull or unlucky.

Thats why I never use the wired headphones, dont want to kill my port.

Glad to see you got yours working again though! (your lucky you didnt break it fully, by using to much strength ;) )
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] rexmundi:
i hope it will work as long as possible :o

you know i'm using wired headset quite often and quite often plug in usb a/c in my car so maybe that why it is sending me singnals that he have enough

maybe when this brick will stop working it will be good argument for my wife to purchase new WM device (Diamond maybe) :D

greetz
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] veyka:
I myself am trying to work out a way to get a Kaiser.. dont think I could quite sneak a touch pro though the net :D (GPS calls to me, and i dont like bluetooth dongles)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] joshkoss:
+1 on the kaiser for the next phone man... i'll be around for a while in hermes though
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] backspacepc:
You can always buy a new usb port, but make sure you have a good soldering iron, and very good eyes. The 5 pins on the base of the port are extremely small and close together. If you don't have a magnifying glass, it could be a nightmare.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] bjevers:
If that's the case, I'd just snap that port off now. :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] szlevi:
Kaiser is a mess I think, with all the non-accelerated video etc problems.

I'm eyeballing with Sony's XPERIA but only when it becomes $300-400 and only if no Android will match it by then - because XPeria's initial $1k price won't go down in less than 6-8 months and most like by then (practically next Spring) the second wave of Android-based phones will be arriving, beating XPERIA in everything at less than half the price...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] veyka:
The Omni software driver and HTC class action drivers do the job fine :) I dont even use any D3D stuff.

The extra ram and the faster cpu sound good to me.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] chrisfsk:
Hi everyone, I just purchased a galaxy watch 3 from Samsung (US version). I have updated to the latest firmware and connected to Note 20 (US version). I am able to measure ECG from Samsung Health Monitor but no blood pressure anywhere from phone or watch. Do anybody know why ?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] chrisfsk:
Anybody can help ?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] etower333k:
Three Options:

1) add BP.. read the forum. There are threads to add BP and Samsung Health Monitor.

2) change your region to Brazil or Korean.. There are threads in the forum to change your region.. Please note you may loose some Samsung Pay capabilities

3) wait for Samsung to add BP.

I think the reason you not getting any input to your inquiry is because there are existing threads.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] chrisfsk:
Thank you for your reply, I didn't know the us version doesn't come with BP now
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] breeze94:
yep, still waiting for fda approval
[Introductions] Kshhh:
Hi everyone. Just a very basic user willing to learn. I am amazed by the things I find here even if I struggle to understand half of it, but hopefully I will find myself contributing soon!!
[Introductions] galaxys:
Welcome aboard and enjoy the XDA forums!🙂
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] Mako0:
Is frustrating that every time I made a swipe from the bottom of the screen, there will be an involuntary touch to the app I'm using or with the keyboard space bar/letters.

A small workaround is to use the bottom gesture bar, but other phones this will not be an issue.

It seems to be a normal behaviour from a certain version of OneUI but no one seem to care about it.

Coming from an old OnePlus 5T, I've noticed it from day one on my S21+.

I'm missing something or what?

I'm the only one facing this issue?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] gian1989:
Go to Settings > Display > Navigation Bar. Here try to activate Gesture hints; then open more options in "Swipe gestures" and increase Gesture sensibility.

I also found usefull to download "Good Lock" from the Galaxy store. There in Home Up> Task Changer I activated "Allow bottom gestures in full screen mode"; this was the thing that gave me the most headache.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] Mako0:
Yes, it seems to help a bit within apps interface but not with keyboard.

Today I've tested my old OP5T and there is a different approach with gesture.

Swiping from bottom is really fluid and no there are no issues with keyboard.

I will try to make a video comparison, because this is the only major issue I've found with this device.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] Mako0:
Edited
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] gian1989:
Sorry since I don't have problems with the keyboard I have just realized your problem. To solve it go in Setting > General management >Keyboard list and default: here just switch on "keyboard button on navigation bar" and "Show button hide keyboard". By activating these two options your keyboard is going to be moved up a bit so you can avoid miss press (if you use Samsung keyboard you can also just press the three dots then keyboard size and move the keyboard up).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] waqqas71:
hi,

im using 920p

but after flash + root , my device imei issue n service issue, can anyone help me.

i try to patch imei cert without box with samsungtool but i got some error ,
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] It_ler:
Looks bad. Imei seems to be corrupt/lost.

If you have not made a backup of imei data before, you need some luck to get it repaired/restored again.

Best to search for imei repair and your device model, then check reliable hits.

There are some forums/threads and some YouTube videos.

Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] ledvedder:
I just got my new S21 yesterday. I've noticed at random times, it gets really hot. It doesn't seem to be when I'm doing anything specific. It has gotten hot when wireless charging, or when just sitting on my desk. Has anyone else had heat issues?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] robnitro:
Get gsam battery app, and see which process is using a lot of CPU. Some apps are really crappy and hog cpu
[General Topics] Wishmaster89:
I'm starting this thread cause I'm curious what you have to say on this.

Qualcomm is talking much(especially lately) about their snapdragon platform and how great it will be, that it will play 720p videos with support for multiply codecs and that it will be 3D graphic 'monster', but lately I think that it lacks one very important function HDMI. I know that there isn't even one phone which has it(but more and more phones have TV-out and with the flood of HD TV's it's a must) but either there is one that is capable of playbacking 720p content and for now only tegra has HDMI which is something that puts a smile on my face. With it it can become ultimate PMP.

Do you think qualcomm should add HD out to snapdragon or leave it these way and wait for newer processor from snapdragon family?

Please answer maybe they will read it and they will add it :D
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[General Topics] Bromoney:
then maybe you shouldn't have bothered posting.

I think they should wait on it for a newer processor.
[Xiaomi Redmi 6A Questions & Answers] Brisolo:
Hello!. I have a Xiaomi phone that is bricked it just vibrates then bootloops until the battery goes to 0%.

If someone could help me i would greatly apreciate

Edit: i fixed it... somehow
[Xiaomi Redmi 6A Questions & Answers] Tab E:
Is it detected by a computer?
[Xiaomi Redmi 6A Questions & Answers] MrGiG_OG:
Hello I had the same problem and i found a workaround to fix it.

You have to use SPflash tool and MTK bypass tool with all necessary drivers installed and then you can easily flash a stable rom to your redmi 6a.
[MTCB Hardware Development] Bassdal:
Hi.

12.8" Tesla Style Universal Car Stereo with Hexa-core PX6 CPU​

i want to extend the cable from headunit to monitor

is a 34pin about 26mm wide and 6mm high

anyone know the name of the cable ?

View attachment 5263681
[MTCB Hardware Development] marchnz:
Just as an FYI- the unit isn't MTCB
[MTCB Hardware Development] coromonadalix:
this cable is called an idc 34pins, if they are 0.1" pins spacing, i know there is 0.075" spacing too or even less spacing ... you have to use a caliper to find the center pins spacing

you can make your own cable extender with male and female connectors, but you have to be very careful of the connectors orientation, you may damage your unit.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] SloPoke23:
Can anyone with the SM-G998W model (Canada) tell me if it's supposed to have dual frequency GPS? Mine doesn't, and also seems to have a very limited number of satellites supported.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] It_ler:
Specs say, it has GPS with A-GPS, GLONASS, BDS, GALILEO.

That's it.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] SloPoke23:
As far as the specs go, I'm not seeing any BD satellites. And I don't think the specs would specifically mention dual frequency GPS.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] SloPoke23:
I'll answer my own question. Yes, Canadian version (SM-G998W) does have a dual frequency GPS chip in it. Seeing both L1 and L5 satellite frequencies.
[Magisk] Immortal68:
Hopefully someone can help me out here:

I'm on Mi 9T (davinici) with xiaomi.eu-cROM 12.1.2 (Stable) and OrangeFox Beta R11.0 Recovery. Bootloader is obviously unlocked.

I followed the guide for Magisk v22.0 and installed the apk first, opened it and it says

"Ramdisk No"

Alright, so I have to patch the recovery.img.

In Orangefox Recovery I open the Terminal and extract recovery.img with

dd if=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/recovery of=/sdcard/recovery.img

Reboot to system and I chose "Install" in Magisk, "Recovery Mode" is already selected, click "Next" and I select the newly created file "recovery.img". Magisk does it's thing and I have "magisk_patched_cOdEy.img" in my Download folder which I pull with adb.

I reboot to fastboot mode and

fastboot flash recovery magisk_patched_cOdEy.img

which works w/o problems and reboot again.

But when I open Magisk it still says it's not installed.

So, I check the guide under Magisk in Recovery, where it gets really confusing, but from what I got is that I need to start the phone with recovery button combo (Power+VolUp for Mi 9T) pushed and release at splash screen so Magisk is activated. I try this multiple times since it's really hard with the timing (milliseconds too long it kicks me into fastboot mode. idk why).

Can someone figure out what went wrong/what I did wrong? Never had problems with earlier Magisk versions.

Follow up question: There's some warning about going back to stock recovery will brick your phone in installation. Does that include installing OrangeFox again? I'm 95% sure it doesn't, but would be nice to know before I do it.
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
Some Xiaomi devices have their bootloaders set up so that it will accept an initramfs that was manually added to the boot image. Therefore, on these devices you'll need to patch the boot image even though there's no ramdisk. Try that.
[Magisk] Immortal68:
Can I reinstall OrangeFox or TWRP recovery then?

I'll report back, when I tried it.

edit: So this actually works and I was able to enter TWRP recovery again after flashing.

edit 2: Now WiFi is not working anymore. fml.

edit 3: For anyone stumbling over this thread. Nothing worked, I had to do a compelte wipe and then flash Magisk "the old way", by renaming the .apk into a .zip and flashing it in recovery. That did the trick without any probems and I'm rooted now after quite a hassle.
[Magisk] FEiDkG:
yeah, I stumbled upon it. And I'm having the same/a very similar issue. I was very happy with Magisk up to v22 when the problems began.

I'm still at DerpFest based on Android 9.0 (from 2019 🙈) and TWRP-3.4.0.0.I had Magisk running since it was 19.4, upgraded it multiple times already. So didn't think much about updating to 22. Then, it said the same: no ramdisk. Pitty. OK, so I went ahead and let Magisk patch the TWRP.img I still got on my phone and flashed the patched TWRP onto recovery. Upon booting, Magisk is there, but no wifi, no sound, no light sensor, ... LTE works, though 😉.

Anyways, I just want to get my old setup back, so I thought, I just flash the original TWRP again. According to the Magisk documentation, if I don't press any button, it should boot to Android without Magisk. Well, it always boots into Android+Magisk disregarding that. If I flash the original TWRP.img back, I always end up in TWRP. So, the order is: boot.img -> magisk-modified-recovery.img -> (boot.img?) -> system. How can I get the behaviour Magisk advertises?

And yes, I tried uninstalling Magisk (via uninstall.zip meythod), which said it would uninstall, but actually didn't. I also flashed different boot images (a backup I had in TWRP, the original boot.img I've found in the DerpFest zip...) to no avail.

So, Immortal68, which of the many wipes one can do did result in the old behaviour? And: now that you have Magisk22, does it say "Ramdisk: yes" again? 🙈
[General Questions and Answers] SuperCro55ed:
Deciding to post this before I decide to bust my phone up. The closest one I found was for d2vzw on their official site. Sorry for low quality post but after screwing up a previous attempt at flashing wrong recovery on a different device and unable to fix it - I don't to be a bit cautious.

Appreciate all the help, peace 👍
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
TWRP always must match at 100% a phone.
[General Questions and Answers] SuperCro55ed:
Are there unofficial TWRP builds for this phone? Also, is CWM compatible with the phone?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] psperos:
I'm trying to decide if i should get the TP or the diamond. I'm currently using a treo 750.

My main dilemma is i don't need a hardware keyboard, but i'm still considering the TP because of the performance improvements with the extra ram and stuff.

Are there any former diamond users that care to comment? is the performance improvement over the Diamond worth having the extra bulk , or is the main benefit with the TP primarily the keyboard. on the TP do you still find yourself hitting the software keyboard often making the hardware keyboard sort of not worth it?

The battery TV out, and removable flash don't matter to me.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] fhsieh:
If you don't need to upgrade right away, you could wait for the Touch HD. :D Should be same specs as the Raphael (RAM/ROM size), and the 800x480 3.8" screen should make for a nice on-screen keyboard, say with the upcoming Swype SIP.

For me, I do use the software keyboard quite often, but mainly because I use Japanese input (namely, Japanese handwriting recognition). The Diamond does that too, but the hardware keyboard ended up being a big selling point, since I can type very accurately and quite quickly without having to pull out the stylus -- imo, two thumbs are faster than one stylus. :rolleyes:

But judging from the Swype demo vids, I think it will close the gap between the SIP and hardware keyboard, so if you don't need special input like me with Japanese, you can probably still get a good keyboarding experience on the Diamond.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] ferus:
I had the very same dilemma when the Diamond came out. Should I wait for TP or go with the Diamond...?

The main thing that convinced me to wait for TP was the microSD slot - 4GB in Diamond can be enough for most of the people but I knew it wouldn't be enough for me. And of course the memory card can be taken out (for whatever reason). If the Diamond would drop dead all my data would be lost... whereas with the memory card I would be able to save most of them.

The HW keyboard was just an extra feature which I didn't really need. Although I got used to it and I find myself using it more often than I would imagine...

If you are not short on money and you don't mind the size I would say go for the TP.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Inc:
Went from TyTN II -> Diamond - and now Touch Pro; I have always loved the keyboard on the TyTN II and used it extensively ... Then I got the Diamond - although I liked it a lot - I missed the keyboard; I hate using the screen for typing/writing.

Got the Touch Pro 3 days ago - and it has all the nice features of the Diamond - AND a keyboard :) - love it. Only problem - it is still very thick; I don't understand why they cannot make them thinner ...

Oh - and keyboard is not as good on TyTN II sad to say; harder to hit the correct buttons.

As for the speed - I cannot tell the difference between Diamond <-> Touch Pro. Diamond speed is not a problem.

/Inc
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] NLS:
you've got more things than just a keyboard :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] aussieak:
I picked the Pro over the diamond because of the keyboard. Yes a little thicker than the diamond but the keyboard was a big selling point for me being an ex blackberry user. Full qwerty is the way to go.

I was going to get the Touch dual with ½ qwerty but it would not be released in AUS for all Networks.

I am more than happy with my choice.

Subject to standard tweaks and mods found in this forum
[General Questions and Answers] pritos:
I recently got an Acer Liquid M220 as a backup phone. It has Windows Phone 8.1 OS on it. There is a similar device that has Android 5.0 on it, the Acer Liquid Z220. Both share the same hardware specs. If the Z220 can run Android then perhaps the M220 can run it too.

Is it possible to remove the Windows Phone OS and replace it with the Android Firmware?
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
The Acer Liquid M220 is based on Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 MSM8210 chipset what understands ARMv7-A ( 32-bit ) instructions set. Hence 32-bit Android should run.