yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Raspberry Pi Accessories] TheRedReactor:
We are now live on Kickstarter! And we have more exciting news on our website at https://www.theredreactor.com/2022/09/13/live-on-kickstarter/

We really hope you will join us on this exciting journey to reach our goal! If you can, please tell all your friends too!
[Raspberry Pi Accessories] TheRedReactor:
Thank you to all who've been following us here on this thread, and a special THANK YOU for helping us to reach our goal in less than a week!

We're really excited to see so many pledges from all corners of the globe. It is just so great to see so many people with plans for gadgets that will benefit from our robust battery backup! Hence we'd love to hear about your projects and hope our software examples can help you. Based on your feedback we've just added a background monitoring app on our GitHub site https://github.com/Scally-H/RedReactor/tree/main/RR_BatMonitor that can email you any battery status changes and log battery performance. Check it out!

Thanks again for your support, and if you can, please share our campaign with your friends!
[Raspberry Pi Accessories] TheRedReactor:
We have just completed working through the configuration requirements to enable our Red Reactor battery power supply to work in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, and have created an extensive write up on https://www.theredreactor.com/2022/10/14/ubuntu/ of how to enable I2C/GPIO/TXD signal operation in the user account, and configure the sudo privileges to allow the battery applications to use the shutdown/reboot commands (without password) depending on voltage level and remote access commands.

We couldn't seem to make the udev rule to set the I2C ownership to the I2C group (with the user as a member) stick during a reboot, but found it was easier to add the user to the dialout group, which simultaneously enabled the application access to the GPIO.

If we missed a trick here, do let me know!

Likewise, from 20.04 I was expecting a separate usercfg.txt file in the /boot/firmware folder, but there was none and neither did the config.txt file try to include it. So it looks like 22.04 has reverted to a single file, which works for the gpio-poweroff and gpio-shutdown overlays, and there was no 'do not edit' message unlike that of 20.04 (!)

As I am new to Ubuntu, happy to stand corrected.

Ubuntu seems to have a great UI, and I was able to get it running on a Pi4 2GB model, though it was a little bit slow at times (but that's comparing it with a high end PC!). Certainly as a 64-bit server I can see it being an good choice given the long term support.
[Raspberry Pi Accessories] TheRedReactor:
We were asked if we could provide an MQTT client to support home automation projects.

Our RR_MQTT client is now available from our GitHub site [https://github.com/Scally-H/RedReactor/ ... in/RR_MQTT], with a range of features to support integration into your Home Automation server. It has been tested with the Eclipse Mosquito MQTT Broker, connected to the OpenHAB Home Automation server.

The client can be installed as a service to start running automatically at boot time, continuously monitor the battery and take care of the connection to the MQTT broker, setting up 3 topics (service, data, command) through which you can communicate with the Red Reactor power supply.

It is already configured to deliver the following battery and device information:

Online/Offline/ERROR status

Battery voltage

Battery current

Battery charge %

External power status

CPU temperature

CPU status (e.g. temperature throttling conditions)

A configuration file helps you set up device specific parameters, including the publish interval. But any status change (e.g. losing external power, battery low warning etc.) will trigger an instant update publication, so you can take or automate immediate action, and send commands back to the power supply. But even if the connection is lost, the service will check the battery status and perform a safe shutdown if necessary, and reconnect whenever possible.

For more information about the RR_MQTT client please see https://www.theredreactor.com/2022/10/0 ... utomation/ , with install instructions on our GitHub site.
[Raspberry Pi Accessories] TheRedReactor:
To show you what you can do with our RR_MQTT client we've created a Node-RED automation dashboard to give you full visibility and system control of your Red Reactor project, with the Node-RED JSON flow file available from our GitHub site, which includes installation instructions, and supports multiple instantiations for multiple devices. An article describing the full setup is on our website at RedReactor - Node-RED

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The dashboard is divided into 3 groups of information:

Battery charge, along with voltage and current history graphs

Power status, with clear views on battery versus USB power activity, CPU status and battery statistics

RR_MQTT configuration, with sliders to adjust reporting interval, warning and shutdown levels

Along with buttons for REBOOT and SHUTDOWN, the Red Reactor flow will actively monitor the conditions and provide pop-up warnings as certain status elements change, such as loss/restoration of external power, as well as battery low and imminent shutdown info.

We can certainly recommend Node-RED as fun to learn and a great tool for automation, and our flow makes it easy to add extra functions, for example, you could automatically change the battery low warning level when operating under high load and temperature, or set a timer to automate safe shutdown.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Vector-SS:
if I buy a new diamond its going to have the yellow spotting issue again?

My first diamond, was going in for repair to HTC America, got stolen. The box actually arrived (sealed) empty at HTC :eek: -

Canadapost OR USPS = THIEVES

I had insured my phone for $700.

Regardless, I know there are the new phones out such as the touch hd and the g1, but I still have a soft spot for the diamond - the size/looks are just great.

I'm just scared I'm going to have a faulty screen once again, either with spots, misaligned, or even a yellowish tint.

What is the solution?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] iliescu902:
well i don't know what you're talking about cause i've never had the issue and never read about anyone having it either, but it seems to me that it was a faulty screen that is normally covered by your warranty .. so nothing that can't be fixed.

off-topic: wait, what ? usps thieves ? i'm asking a friend to send me watches totaling up to 600 $, should i trust them ?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Vector-SS:
Here, read on if you are interested:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=411487&highlight=yellowish

As far as the shipping company being thieves, well someone stole it.

I shipped through Canadapost here which transfers to USPS in the US.

The box arrived there empty, not like it didn't make it. So if you are shipping something that valuable, then insurance should not be a question.
[Xposed General] johndash:
Hi, I tried to use fake gps and got success in most deliveries driver app, but uber is the only one that always detect fake location, did you guys know anything to fix my issue?

Thank you
[Xposed General] Esufrae:
Yes, I know how to do this.

but, first you have to give me more information about your cell phone.

Android, version UI etc.

Sim, eu sei fazer isso.

mas, primeiro você tem me dar mais informações sobre o seu telefone celular.

Android, version UI etc.
[Xposed General] umid2025:
What program are you using for spoofing other delivery programs?
[Xposed General] escadinha:
Can you tell me how to do it? Which app should I use?

Pode me dizer como faz ? Qual aplicativo devo usar ?
[Xposed General] ldeveraux:
You want us to help you break the terms and conditions of the company that's paying you because you're a bad driver?
[Xposed General] aamnahid:
Use magisk denylist/magiskhide + universal safetynet fix + lsposed + hide mock location 1.3 (by marlowguy) + any fake gps app. I hope it wont detect.
[Xposed General] jonekko:
I need fake gps for uber eats. If anyone knows how to do it, please contact me by private message. Samsung A12.

Thanks

Preciso fake gps para uber eats. Se alguém souber fazer agradeço que me contacte por mensagem privada. Samsung A12.

Obrigado
[Xposed General] Luis2121:
hello all right could help me please
[Xposed General] maxs8007:
This worked for me. Thank you.
[Xposed General] Nergal di Cuthah:
{Mod edit: Quoted post has been deleted. Oswald Boelcke}

So they can steal food and show that they went to the right location.

Sort of joking but that's the only logic i can think of
[Xposed General] TaZeR369:
Its probably to catch more pokemons in pokemon go on the way.
[Xposed General] Nergal di Cuthah:
No they specifically asked for one for driver app so probably not.
[Xposed General] elbart88:
I do spoof gps because their arlgorithm won't send me deliveries in my area because these companies are greedy and force us to stay available all the time to let us work just when they have very high customers demand (I don't steal food btw)
[Xposed General] Brina 60:
Onde eu acho esses apps e como faço pra instalar ele ?

Where can I find these apps and how do I install them?
[Xposed General] Kal-El7:
Is this still good in 2023?
[Xposed General] maxs8007:
Yes it still does, with new set of application that work with the latest versions of Android to achieve same result.
[Xposed General] Rn10pro:
Do you still need a fake GPS?
[Xposed General] JefersonLHP:
any solution to android 8-9-10?
[Xposed General] ssafayev:
yes bro I'm need can you helping
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
Anandtech released this article:

Examining OnePlus' Performance Behaviour: Optimization or Misrepresentation?

www.anandtech.com

Basically Oneplus has a list of most used applications and in them it throttles CPU usage heavily by DISABLING the X1 entirely or underclocking it.

For example the phone only gets 10% of the performance in Chrome compared to other Snapdragon 888 phones.

I was wondering if there is a workaround for this?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] dkcats3:
Custom roms are using some of the oneplus kernel code in order to make it compatible, but those parts of the functionality might not be present in something like LineageOS or crDroid. Haven't checked though. This is an interesting find, I imagine it's a power usage adaptation.

Update: I am testing these benchmarks now on my crDroid install, will report back results
[OnePlus 9 Pro] dkcats3:
Running the latest build of crDroid, and keep in mind I have plenty of apps installed so your mileage may vary, I score 84.6 in speedtest 2.0 on chrome (chrome is heavy so I'm not surprised it scores lower than vivaldi). Surprisingly I score 94.744 on jetstream 2, which is higher than vivaldi scored on OOS in the article you linked.

Hope this helps!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
Nice! Thanks for testing it and finding a viable workaround for this.

Guess the other solution would be to fork the kernel and remove or change the code regarding this QoS/Throttling in apps, the Anandtech article actually linked to it in github where the culprit may be.

android_kernel_oneplus_sm8350/techpack/oneplus/coretech/cpufreq_bouncing/cpufreq_bouncing.c at 2578666fe1999778d99ad48f707dd8ead15e9347 · OnePlusOSS/android_kernel_oneplus_sm8350

Contribute to OnePlusOSS/android_kernel_oneplus_sm8350 development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
Welcome to XDA🤗

The article doesn't seem to mention how the test phone was configured. I'm always skim reading so I may have missed it but configuration should be the first consideration.

Disable all power management and optimization... destroyer of worlds.

Some of the power management features you may want to use, most seem to only cause erratic behavior and even increased battery usage. Nothing's for free.

Dependencies... remember many services and akps are intertwined and dependent on others. One small change can cause big far reaching consequences.

This issue may not be caused by the above but it's worth a shot to play with the power settings configuration.

Androids are like bad gf's, they wuv to be played with🤣
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Samuel Holland:
By the way, in Chrome there also is a flag #cpu-affinity-restrict-to-little-cores if anyone didn't know.

chrome://flags/#cpu-affinity-restrict-to-little-cores
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
It's a kind of power management "feature" which the user can't alter.

Neither is changing Chrome flags going to do anything.

The only way to counter this without changing the kernel or ROM is by spoofing the APK but then you lose 120hz because ALL of this is based on lists embedded in OP OS framework.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
Will using a different Chrome based browser help or is it an equal opportunity Chrome hater?🤣
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
Yeah, in the article they used Vivaldi which is a Chromium based browser and scored 10x more than in regular chrome. But it'll force you to 60hz unfortunately...
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
One thing I don't like about stock Androids is unlike Windows you can't easily modify things at the core level.

I crashed and burned quit a few XP OS clones playing in the registry... fun times🤣
[OnePlus 9 Pro] mycomputerisjunk:
This makes perfect sense. I came from the S21 and that thing was fast. Now since using the OP9pro, its noticably laggy. I was scratching my head on it for a while. Thanks!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Burt Squirtz:
Don't worry guys. A nice fix is on the way soon. Omega kernel developer already has a test build that we are testing that does away with this BS throttling. Phone feels amazing now.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Dashwood Foxe:
I am dying for this update
[OnePlus 9 Pro] samwhiteUK:
I was literally just coming on to ask what we were doing about this. This would be well worth rooting for. Cheers!

Will this still allow 120Hz on the supported apps?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] hallo dare:
It's out. Post in thread '[KERNEL] [OOS] Omega Kernel OOS11 [July 7, 2021]' https://xdaforums.com/t/kernel-oos-omega-kernel-oos11-july-7-2021.4271027/post-85292109
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
I just installed it and it seems to work and the issue is gone!

Ran Speedometer on Chrome to test:

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[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
After further testing I can see that the X1 core doesn't reach it's maximum clock of 2.8GHz but stops at 2.3GHz in Chrome.

Something else is limiting Chrome from reaching the maximum potential of the CPU which is not happening in Vivaldi. If that limitation was lifted then score of ~100 should be possible in Speedometer test and that would be on par with other 888 phones.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] tech_head:
Very shady of OnePlus.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
Finally I managed to find the ROM side of throttling and removed it, now we have full performance in Chrome stable (and ALL other blacklisted apps)! No more CPU freq throttling and Speedometer score of 115

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[OnePlus 9 Pro] Burt Squirtz:
Would you care to share how all of us can make these adjustments within oxygen os, if that's even possible?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
It is possible.

The package that is responsible for blacklisting and limiting is "com.oneplus.config"

It's in the system_ext image inside of ROM under app/OPOnlineConfig/OPOnlineConfig.apk

If you extract that APK with apktool you'll find a 110kb JSON file that has various modifiers for different apps aka it has blacklists/whitelists in it.

You can uninstall that app with adb shell by doing

pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.oneplus.config

Then you reboot and you'll not have any CPU throttling anymore.

I need to do more testing of what else is affected by removing the apk entirely but I think it'll be wise to create a Magisk module or flashable zip with modified APK to simply alter the lists and remove the list for throttling cpu frequency and leave rest to be.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Dashwood Foxe:
Call me crazy but Active drain has dropped considerably upon disabling/uninstalling that apk.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Trekster:
Have you seen any negative effects since removing? Does this app do anything else?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
I haven't had any issues so far from 2 days of use.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Vic36:
ill try disabling it , btw which app are you using for overlay stats?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Trekster:
Great, just disabled it and the X1 core boosts correctly now to 2.8ghz during the Speedometer test. And generally even smoother experience now throughout.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Vic36:
weirdly after uninstalling com.oneplus.config and restarting , oneplus launcher isnt working for me on 11.2.7.7 India

Edit: working after enabling com.oneplus.config
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
That's unfortunate, on EU model it works fine. You might have to create a patched apk then to get it working.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Epedemic:
Good find. A couple of stupid(?) questions:

Can this be done without root?

Is it possible to revert without reflashing/resetting to factory settings?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
Yes it can be done without root and you can revert without reflashing/factory reset

But I'm not sure how effective it is without custom kernel that disables TPD (Using Omega myself).

If you want to revert then:

adb.exe shell cmd package install-existing com.oneplus.config
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Dashwood Foxe:
Discovered disabling or removing the apk results in motion smoothing to cease functioning
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
Dependencies, dependencies, dependencies... when you disable a bunch of apks at once the chances of collateral damage increases and is harder to sort out.

A package disabler allows you to do it on the fly without a PC.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] dreinulldrei:
Albeit you guys have found this workaround, I wonder if anyone also understands this as false advertising. I mean... This is a EUR 1,000.- device with the promise of being a flagship. But then, the advertised 888 processor is limited to delivering the power of a mid-range 6xx device.

I totally understand everyone's work here and it's appreciated, but I wonder if the community should put some stress on 1+ and probably also major outlets like Amazon by asking for refunds. Maybe this will wake them up that this isn't what people are expecting from a flagship. I do a lot of remote administration and my phone is my last resort as a device when I am on the road and don't have a notebook with me. I have had instances where I force Chrome to report back as a desktop machine when working with certain sites or devices (e.g. Synology NAS where the mobile admin interface is heavily crippled). This is all pretty slow and sluggish on my 9Pro and now I know why.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Vic36:
I was using my gf's 9R and it felt smother&faster than my 9 Pro . For what did i spend almost double the amount🤦‍♂️
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Trekster:
I totally agree. I don't have an option to return the device now as i bought it back when it was launched. But this will probably be my last OnePlus phone for a while. My next purchase most certainly won't be an OnePlus. Fortunately there are manufacturers out there not decieving their customers like this. I most certainly didn't buy 1000€ for an 500€ performing phone.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] MaUop3:
"Easily" by poking into registry? You mean easily make damage...
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
I did some further testing and it seems that this solution doesn't really work unless you disable TPD.

So either compile kernel without it or use Omega version that has it disabled.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] cm2003:
I've disabled com.oneplus.config, but it didn't change anything. Speedometer score is still at 16-25 :(

Do I need to uninstall it entirely?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
Do you have a kernel that disables TPD? It won't work otherwise
[OnePlus 9 Pro] cm2003:
I've installed the latest Omega Kernel just today. But I think the recent one has TDP enabled again? :o
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Ninxha:
Previous version of Omega Kernel had TPD Disabled. But in newest version it was enabled again because of battery drain issues. Apparently the new Omega Kernel build will have TPD disabled again and have fixed the battery drain issue.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] cm2003:
So just to make sure I understand that correctly: to overcome this throttling issue, I need to install the new Omega Kernel (which is not yet released) and disable com.oneplus.config, correct?

Because I first thought I'd either have to install the kernel with TDP disabled, or disable that package.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] sunny1689gupta:
Use thr second last version then.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Ninxha:
E

Either you wait for the new version thats going to come in few days i guess, wont take long, its already on testings. Or flash the previous version. Not the latest one but previous to that. That version has TDP Disabled.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Bunecarera:
You could flash the 0707 version of Omega. But the battery drain is not optimal...

See the thread.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Dashwood Foxe:
The wait for the update is unbearable. :D
[OnePlus 9 Pro] samwhiteUK:
It's not coming. No more Omega builds without TPD
[OnePlus 9 Pro] galaxys:
https://xdaforums.com/t/bounty-tpd-app-throttling-disablement.4306357/post-85335171
[OnePlus 9 Pro] HessNL:
Well I'm running stock kernel and i have run this adb shell command pm

uninstall -k --user 0 com.oneplus.config

And my phone feels a lot faster but with omega i still had that throttling issues I had 12 July version flashed but i will try it again
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Burt Squirtz:
Yeah bro, it's been identified that TPD commit needs to be uninstalled or disabled.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Bunecarera:
Credit to

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[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] renatolipari:
Hello everyone.

I have a PX6 car stereo.

I would need your help to set the open and close button for the 7 inch display of my car stereo.

There is no "display" icon in the button settings.

I have the dmcu.cfg file in which this setting is missing.

Does anyone have the original file?

Is there a way to configure the dmcu.cfg file from the PC?

I attach some photos for those who want to help me.

Thank you.
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] toaderdragos97:
I have the same problem, same android head unit . Android 9, MTCE_LM, after firmware update, the retractable display doesn t work anymore . Do you solve the problem ?
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] marchnz:
What does the seller suggest when contacted for support? Does that work, what was tried?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Hansaw:
Hi I'm a total noob.

My Vario III had to go off for repairs but when it came back for some reason the sliding keyboard sounds was missing. Although this seems like a small issue I quite upset that I no longer had the ability and freedom to change these sounds.

I have learnt a great deal from this site. I found a cab that gave me the ability to change sliding keyboard sounds back (Tilt_SlidingSounds.CAB).

However the tweaker is in the windows folder and I would like it back in the settings/personal

My question thus is: is there any way that I can place this file in the settings/personal part of the phones menu?

How do I do this if I can and where is the settings/personal folder if there is one?

As a real noob I will need some real step by step instructions on how to do any task.

Thanks for any help.

Hansaw
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] entekss:
For those stuck in fastboot mode, I'm going to talk about installing fastboot rom by following a different path. I tried different methods because I was constantly getting errors with Mi flash. I can say that I found a 100% solution with the method below.

First of all, download and install the following files on your computer.

1: Minimal adb

2: Toll all in one

3: And drivers.

4: The fastboot rom you will use

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1: Extract the downloaded rom to the folder with winrar.

2: Run minimal adb. keep it open

3: Run tool all in one.

4: Connect the phone to PC in fastboot mode.

5: Tool all in one will see your phone. If it does not see it as poco, select it as generic and introduce it.

6: Choose to flash factory images

7: Choose xiaomi fastboot rom flasher

8: Select yours unzipped rom folder

9: Run flash rom.

10: Wait 5-8 minutes and finish.View attachment 5355911