yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] NOSS8:
Use Twrp

Format data***(not wipe)reboot recovery and check that unmount system etc before flash is not checked.

***Twrp->Wipe->format data write yes reboot Twrp
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] rotoko:
Before installing romom, you must first install xiaomi eu A11, or NO_OSS_VENDOR-MIUI.21.7.21_A11_MIGRATION, and then install custom rom.
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] T511:
Hi. Could anyone solve this problem? I also get this error when try to install custom rom. Tried different roms and the result is the same : Error 1.... Tried Fox recovery. The result is the same. Tried different modified recoveries for Poco M3 from different sources ... the result is the same. Tried last updated fresh versions of both TWRP and FOX and the result is the same. But when I try to install stock Global rom by recovery it installs without any problem and error. Installed Global 12.0.10 without any issue. The problem is only with custom roms. I want to switch to Pixel rom but still can not do that.... If anyone could solve this issue please respond and explain the steps .

Thanks!
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] NOSS8:
What is the code name of your device?

Did you format data write yes and reboot recovery?
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] T511:
Hi. Codename of my device (Poco M3) is "citrus'' . Yes I tried to format and typed yes then rebooted recovery. And the same error 1. I watched to many videos on youtube regarding this issue and read too many methods on different forums.... and none worked for me... Anyway after several tries I see that I cannot install custom rom I install stock global and installs without any issue or problem. The problem only with custom roms. From time to time I see or hear the new method... try it... and nothing. Continue to get error 1... After several tries reinstall stock global and waiting new method to try.....
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] NOSS8:
Did you try to mount all partitions before flashing,?

did you try with this one https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=7161016148664800903?
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] NOSS8:
The partitions may have been modified following multiple attempts, to reset everything to zero:

Try to flash the latest android 10 stock rom with miflash.(dont relock bootloader)

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-use-xiaomi-flash-tool.4262425/

Then flash the last Twrp (link above).

Format data yes reboot twrp
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] Xristos Georgoulas:
i have the same problem i tried all the proposed solutions but nonthing worked. Had anyone had any success?
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] azimdotnet:
Flash xiaomi.eu_multi_POCO_M3_21.4.14_v12-11.zip rom using any custom recovery.

Havoc os works fine but dotos unable to boot always reboot to recovery.

I have tested on my poco m3 India variant.

Download link

2.65 GB file on MEGA

mega.nz
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] GXBOY:
bro i had the same issue and finally i installed a custom rom. ok first format data

2- install

Download link

2.65 GB file on MEGA

mega.nz

( xiaomi.eu_multi_POCO_M3_21.4.14_v12-11.zip )

the link which

azimdotnet posted.​

3- then you will see that it's installing normally when it finish flashing, DON'T reboot just flash any custom rom without doing anything after flashing this xiaomi.eu_multi_POCO_M3_21.4.14_v12-11.zip

then choose your custom rom ( mine was pixel ui ) and it worked fine i couldn't believe that it worked after all this time.

i'm using twrp-3.5.2_10-3-citrus-brigudav.img recovery.

hope this help.
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] GXBOY:
you saved my life bro i flashed this zip first and then falshed my custom rom ( pixel ui) it worked great. bro thank you so much.

best wishes.
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] GXBOY:
bro look at my comment in the comment section and i hope it will work for you. best wishes
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] TarunDham:
is this hosted somewhere else? mega is asking me to wait 5 hrs to download it completely
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Magic_Conch:
Hi,

So I just bought a refurbished note9 yesterday and the screen started showing gray stripes today.

It seems to be related to PWM dimming as the stripes are the most visible in low brightness and would disappear when you pump it to max.

Obviously I had to return it, but I am just wondering if this is an intrinsic issue by Samsung (in which case I will not consider this phone from any retailer) or just sketchy parts being used
[General Questions and Answers] Yonteh:
Hello greetings

I am using a Google pixel 4xl ever since I bought the phone I have been unable to register my face id each time I try to put the face ID it shows certificate expired. Please what could be the problem.
[Samsung Galaxy S21+] Luy000:
Hello everybody.

I have an S21 + 5G with which I was comfortable until yesterday. After sending a message with Whatsapp, the screen went black.

I tried soft reset and hard reset but nothing has changed. The smartphone is under warranty but they informed me that the repair times could be long (repair centers are closed).

I am also willing to invalidate the warranty if necessary, in order to be able to use the phone again (I have not activated the download mode).

Do you think it is possible to restore the firmware in any way?

Thanks in advance to everyone.
[Samsung Galaxy S21+] martindy:
also having this problem with my wife's s21+, she was using it fine this morning but the screen went black and wont turn on. any fix for this?
[Samsung Galaxy S21+] Post Nine:
is it still out of power? i'd take it to the nearest service center; either ubreakifix or samsung care store
[Samsung Galaxy S21+] blackhawk:
DO NOT INVALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY... you will need it!

The black screen of death is getting to be common with this model.

Samsung hasn't been transparent at all about the cause. Firmware and/or display seem to be to possible causes... another Sammy blunder.

Sammy wasting too many resources on the Fold line and not putting them where they are needed... on their bread winners.

Just another day in the box of rabid gerbils known as Samsung🤣
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] phaleg:
Hi everybody,

my Poco F1 is coming to its end due to very problematic charging, probably related to falling + water damages and I am considering to buy a budget rugged phone to avoid the same experience.

(I am open to suggestion if you consider is better to take a normal or waterproof one and take a case to make it ip68/9)

I used to have for a short while, the Ulefone Armor X8 and experienced good, except that I could not even get to root it. The process bricked it at the point that it could not charge anymore and I sent it back to Amazon.

So before considering to take it again and keep it fully stock, I would like to ask if you can advice other budget rugged phones that have a at least a basic support for rooting and eventually modding.

Thanks
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fipolino:
Hi, is there a low memory configuration script available for download for Lineage OS 18.1 (the Android Go Memory configuration for devices with memory <= 2GB)?

AdrianK is supporting one for the unofficial 18.1 build for Xperia SP. Tried this for z3c but it failed to install.

Any workaround known there?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] goodburner:
More details about lawsuit here - http://www.bursor.com/legal-action-against-one-plus/

If you purchased a OnePlus 9 or OnePlus 9 Pro smartphone at any point, we would like to hear from you about your experiences.

On July 6th, AnandTech reported that the OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro smartphones were throttling popular apps, resulting in “inexplicable” slowdown. AnandTech further reported that “OnePlus is blacklisting popular applications away from its fastest cores [in the Snapdragon 888 processor], causing slow down in typical workloads such as web browsing.” AnandTech found that this throttling causes “most of the top popular [user] apps [to] get notably reduced performance” in the OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro smartphones.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] awsan:
This must be the biggest tech joke ever.

So users didn't know the phone was throttling as there were no issues in the apps it was throttled in and now after discovering it, its a problem??

This is the "If I paid for the whole speedometer I'm gonna use the whole speedometer" mentality that made humans lose a few years of advancement
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
Wolkswagen cheating on emission tests wasn't an issue either, people didn't notice it was polluting way more than they said it was, so when they got caught they got fined hard but by your logic if people won't notice it's fine?

Apple was too caught throttling but most people didn't notice so it's also fine?

MOD EDIT: please re-phrase your comments and be civil.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Bunecarera:
Try to keep it civilised...

The argument about VW doesn't make sense.

VW got fined because they polluted more then they were allowed.

And so breaking the emission rules.

There are no rules regarding smartphone speed...

Also, the cars used more fuel then VW made people believe. Because they cheated the tests...

So if you bought a car thinking it would use X amount of fuel, in reality it used waaay more.

So more expensive as a consumer.

You do not need to charge your phone more because of this. Rather the contrary.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
There are no rules regarding phone speed or how much it produces CO2 sure, but it's still deceitful towards customers and that's illegal in most countries, advertising something that's not true.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Fikul:
MOD EDIT: please re-phrase your comments and be civil.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
MOD EDIT: please re-phrase your comments and be civil.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Fikul:
I switched from Samsung S21+ to OP9 pro and i see no difference in battery life, both phones have thermal issues because it's more Snap888 thing.

So all actions made to get better battery life without causing any slowdowns are welcome.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] twistedumbrella:
Would you still buy a 256GB upgrade knowing that the added 128GB is locked off to allow the phone to appear less full? I completely agree with setting parameters that cause a restriction, but not package names.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] aNGERY:
there's a world of difference in performance with the OPPerf module flashed. I paid for a phone with X specs. I got a phone that isn't any better (and sometimes worse) in real world usage than my 7 Pro was.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] aNGERY:
I really don't understand why people are simping over OnePlus. They're still good phones and a pretty good company, but they boned 9 owners with this throttling.

"Let's limit the performance and hope they don't notice!".

They made a mistake, they got caught, let's see how they fix it.

There should be an option to enable or disable throttling based on user preference. Not just a blanket throttling.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] sathara:
everybody talk about slow app performance, there are many videos but why no video shows the slowness?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Burt Squirtz:
This is exactly right.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
"Thank you Sir! May I have another!"

This is messed up and sounds like it's not correctable... insufficient heat sinking.

The cover up is always worse then the initial crime🤣
[OnePlus 9 Pro] craznazn:
Yeah, this isn't gonna get very far
[OnePlus 9 Pro] phr0zen:
Over here wondering if my post had anything to do with this 🤔
[OnePlus 9 Pro] aNGERY:
never know
[OnePlus 9 Pro] awsan:
This is the most ironic answer I have ever seen, Like holly shhhh it my dude

Did you read what you wrote for a second.

I would recommend taking a little more Iodine as the lack of Iodine responsible for the lack of logic.

I have had the 7pro(7 months),7t(3 months),8(1 month),8pro(6 months) and the 9pro(almost 4 months)

I have a minimum of 70+ apps installed at all time, I have never faced any slowdowns or lag on the phone.

You want me to sue them for limiting the performance of the CPU on apps that wont take use of it? why not OC the CPU to run the calculator?

When ever the app needs performance its there when ever it doesn't need it, its not there.

That is basic logic, I work within the laptops industry, I have good understanding of how PowerLimits, TDPs and wattages should be monitored on a mobile device this happens all the time, a customer wants to whole wattage and performance and the engineer knows its impossible to keep the device cool enough to preform reasonably.

its whole rabbit hole that I cant even convey properly, you getting angry because they did this proves you dont understand the logic behind it.

Go do your thing and cry for something stupid that will divert their focus from something important to deal with this.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
How is the amount of apps installed on your phone relevant here? It's not going to affect CPU thread management or clocks, we're not talking about storage speed here lol.

Limiting CPU on apps that wont make use of it? Are you serious, haha, you do know how sophisticated browsers are and that you can run complex software in them that can and will use up all the CPU power a machine has. You can run games in the browser, run multi threaded background tasks in Web Workers, build complex Javascript applications in it that can do any kind of graphical or not calculations. It's not the 90's anymore bro, the browser isn't a simple program to view HTML files anymore. Chrome is basically an OS at this point hence why ChromeOS exists. And it's clearly evident that you nor OnePlus realizes that.

If you work in the laptop industry then you should know that not a single manufacturer is doing blacklist/whitelist based CPU limiting and the CPU is only throttled when you run into thermal limits or you THE USER choose to use a power saving which usually slightly throttles GPU/CPU.

The 888 chip was designed so that the X1 Prime core is used for short lived intensive tasks when for example opening a new website and the Javascript needs to be parsed and executed, but OnePlus decided that they don't like it and disable or throttle it heavily going against Qualcomm's design.

Why even put the 888 in the phone if you're going to throttle it so it wouldn't be ever used in it's full potential, just for marketing and then hope clueless people like you eat it up?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Fikul:
And your using smartphone for all of this stuff ? Impressive ;)

I'm not saying that they did it correctly, throttling is not an issue but the fact that they didn't inform customers about it was a mistake.

Anyway Spap 888 didn't give us only performance, there is also video and photo processing, modems and other advantages of having it, so don't tell me that they could use for example Snap 865 in OP9 Pro.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] craznazn:
First, There is no lawsuits launched, some law firm is trying to gather information to see if there is even a case.

There are so many people here arguing the wrong things. It doesn't matter if OnePlus didn't tell you anything in relation to a lawsuit. The technical aspects pretty much doesn't matter.

This is how the law works in the USA (most states) and this lawfirm is a US firm, so we'll assume generic US law (IANAL, this is not legal advice, lawyers please correct me):

In most states, in order to bring a fraud case forward (this is what this lawsuit will be, basically saying that the company misrepresented or implied facts), the claimant needs the following to establish standing. What is standing?

1. Injury in fact: you suffered some kind of loss (physical, economic, etc), that

2. Causation: the defendants (OnePlus in this case) caused, and

3. Redressable: the specific losses suffered can be redressed in some way, usually with $$$.

Let's dive into each one:

1. You, and the class, need to PROVE an INJURY IN FACT. This does not mean you think you got a slower processor than advertised, or the performance of the device did not match expectations. This is specific things like (just for example) Chrome loaded a page so slowly that you lost a client and contract worth $5000. Things like that where you need to prove the induced fraud caused a real loss. Feelings don't count, and hypothetical events don't count. This is pretty much gonna be $0 for everyone, this case is pretty much DOA.

2. The class need to prove that the damages suffered by class members were directly caused by OnePlus. This isn't hard to do, the device is maufactured, marketed, and sold by OnePlus in the US.

3. Redressablility: The class need to show that some way exists to make the class members whole. This is literally a toggle they are implementing in A12, barring any other possible damages in 1

If this case gets filed, I don't see it surviving the first motion to dismiss before anything even happens. It's not worth the filing fees unless someone shows up with some actual, real $$$$$ losses due to thermal throttle (and PROVE it).
[OnePlus 9 Pro] goodburner:
Regardless of whatever you think, there are definitely people who

888 is a bigger failure than 865
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Fikul:
In terms of temps and battery life yes it is a failure, but in all other categories its better.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] jerryhou85:
Hello,

Some of you may notice I edited some posts above, because I believe users can find better words to express their opinions than previous ones. So I give you guys a puzzle to solve: discuss hot topics without killing each other. :)

Please do remember our rules and be civil to each other during the journey to solve the puzzle. :P

And a reminder, if you did not solve the puzzle and continue speaking disrespectfully, then I will start killing everyone on this thread. :cool:

Jerry

Forum Moderator
[OnePlus 9 Pro] awsan:
All his replies keeping going through the same logic, "If I paid for the whole speedometer I'm gonna use the whole speedometer"

Yes what they did is wrong (Not mentioning it is the main issue) but its very understandable and something you learn with time is no one likes to make a bad product on purpose its just limitations that force you to dial it down + consumers over expecting and over hyping a product.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] shmallow:
Didn't One Plus state they're going to be adding a toggle on the android 12 update though? Litigation can take years, by the time this gets to court the update may have already been rolled out. Seems like a waste of resources to me.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
If enough customers file a FTC complaint it will result in a large fine which will discourage this bs in the future.

Yeah... consequences.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fdgfgd:
And your posts have no logic whatsoever, all your posts are the typical fanboyish kind that the company wants the best for customers and the customers are at fault for hyping the product, lmao.

Have you even rooted the phone, tried to run it without throttling? Probably not.

Honestly you should go to reddit instead, your technical competence is probably nil.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] orb3000:
Please all! lets keep this thread on topic and with respect.

Thanks for your cooperation.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Burt Squirtz:
This is exactly right. Couldn't have said it better myself. For all you disagreeing with this guy, please stop hitting the pipe.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Samuel Holland:
You know what they say; When life hands you lemons, get LemonadeP. 🙂 Thanks, I hope someone can laugh at my humor or the lack of it, and I hope we all enjoy our device one way or the other.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] deezid:
Just scroll on this page in chrome. It's a disaster.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] phr0zen:
Not a video tech wizard, but I believe this has something to do with the phone display, the device using to record it, how it's uploaded, and the device used to view it. If not all in sync/calibrated the same, you won't see the difference. Like if someone records a video of their phone refreshing at 120hz, if viewed on a lower refresh device, you'll think it looks the same as your device.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] illusiveairforce:
Nah, ain't no throttling on the OnePlus 9 5G LE2110 Version.

Fully Unlocked and Rooted. This phone is probably the fastest and most incredible phone on the planet right now. Even faster than the Red Magic 6 Pro, and Asus Rog. Won the benchmark on all of em.

:)
[OnePlus 9 Pro] dragynbane222:
Really? Look at the meritless lawsuit of SCO vs. IBM, that lawsuit started over a decade ago, and had been going on in one form or another since. Don't count this lawsuit out so easily.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] tekzer0:
It's the same with my S21 Ultra 256 gig Verizon. Everything's slower than my OnePlus 7 Pro and constantly using eight out of 12 gigs of RAM even when it's freshly restarted.. I think we should just protest American phones entirely because I've tested the global variant that's supposed to be slower than the Snapdragon 888 and it blows mine away... It's bad enough the Verizon franchise employee learned me with the 512 version said it was ordered got me signed up for other lines on my business account and then suddenly the 512 version isn't available and I have to pay $50 fees just to return all the merchandise they talked me into and lied about..meh. ended up keeping it cuz it would have cost more to return everything and go somewhere else despite Walmart Verizon not cooperating with the Verizon franchise I was at and would not come off of their 512 model... I just hate America because you can get Huawei phones which were only banned because they would have put Samsung profits in the toilet because they always offer equal or better hardware for a quarter of the price or less. Screw Samsung and screw one plus after the OnePlus 2 maybe
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
8 out of 12gb is a bit high but these Androids make use of the extra ram, plus Q and 11 are running scope storage.

My 10+ running on Pie uses 5.2 of the 12gb right out of the gate. However I also have quit a few packages disable and Google play Services isn't running so it could well be closer to 8gb if they weren't disabled.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] quicksite:
I can't understand the logic of a company doing this. What is the advantage they are gaining by all of these alleged slowdowns? Apple did it with the goal of upselling, inducing you to buy a new phone.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] cognitivedissonance:
Save for a few comments (like the one I'm replying to,) this entire thread is a garden of logical fallacies (on both sides.) Yikes.

I'm no lawyer either, but it seems to me there must be something more to it than what you've described. I say that because the Nexus 6P litigation was successful. The situation there was that the batteries were dying prematurely. I'm fairly certain that if you were affected by that issue, and you did NOT take some form of a payoff from Google before the suit was finished, you would've received compensation, regardless of whether you had a verifiable, and quantitatively measurable loss from the battery drops. I will admit that I did receive compensation ahead of time from Google, so I wasn't part of the class, but I did follow it somewhat, and that's my recollection.

The point is, I would encourage anyone who has legitimately experienced this issue to contact this firm and provide them details. I don't like lawyers more than anyone else, but we as consumers can do very little by ourselves to hold large companies like this accountable for the devices we use. When these rare situations present themselves, it's worth at least seeing what's there if for no other reason than to put these companies on notice that we demand (and will legally insist on) better.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] craznazn:
Not sure a litigant with corporate lawyers and millions in revenue (at the time) can compare with angry power users on a forum. The access to resources and the ability to drag it out is very different.

No doubt if you feel you suffered a loss, give the firm a shot. Worst case is nothing happens. While obviously some class action litigation produces results, I hope people don't hold their breath and expect the world. In the 6P case, seems like most people got the $5/10/20 settlement unless they provided "documentation".