yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] antjmon:
Much, much faster too.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] Snow90K:
Hello people at XDA, after I have researched about installing Custom ROMs and Rooting my Mi 9T Pro a few weeks ago I finally turned into DotOS as my daily driver and it's a really well made Custom ROM, but that's not the main subject here, I had to wipe all my data to change to another ROM (which I knew before doing so) and start from scratch for some stuff except media, what's my problem is that I lost 400+ quotes and many other notes in Mi Notes and I couldn't restore them in the custom ROM even though I had a MiUI Backup for it, I'm here to know if I can get my notes back any way possible like converting the notes into text/html so that I can import it into another Note taking app, and I also restored the Backup on another phone but there were less than 400+ quotes (305 to be exact) and Idk what happened to the rest even though I'm sure I backed them up when there were 420 quotes.

Thank you for reading and hope you help me with this issue.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] zgfg:
You could install MIUI Notes from apkmirror.com, but don't know how could you restore data

MIUI provides Mi Cloud for easy back-up and restore (there is also Mi Mover to transfer from one phone to another), but people who switch from stock to custom ROMs usually don't care about MIUI, their apps, services, etc 😥
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] Snow90K:
I would do that but I can't actually restore the backup hence it's a .bak file that can only be restored in Xiaomi Backup settings and AOSP ROMs don't have that except Google backup, I searched for every possible way but couldn't find anything to solve it or even convert it into another file type to import it in another app.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] R00TMe:
I think that .bak format is a well known format for Android device not just Xiaomi ones, you can use ADB BACKUP with a PC to backup the app notes only with his data and right after restore it using the same way, he will keep the data and the app.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] zgfg:
Deleted, wrong thread
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] zgfg:
Sorry, missed the thread/point
[Motorola Moto G100 / Edge S] kayserxx:
Good afternoon xda group, I finally decided to buy a motorola g100 instead of the motorola edge s, I would like to know the following

1. Regarding the factory firmware, if I wanted to change it to another, for example: go from RETLA firmware to RETBR, would there be a problem? would receive ota without any problems?

2. As for the notifications in the motorola g100, it must also be activated by Motorola Device Shield

3. the motorola edge s version does not heat so I was wondering if the motorola g100 does not heat up under normal use either?

4. how can i activate 5g mode
[Motorola Moto G100 / Edge S] Shadowthor:
Both phones are exactly the same, only different firmware loaded. So if you plan to unlock your phone and flash a custom rom, it won't make a difference which one you decide to choose.

5G requirements, make sure the plan you have with your carrier is 5G activated, the 5G bands match what the phone supports and it will work. There isn't something you need to do to activate it.
[Motorola Moto G100 / Edge S] GeniusTechman20:
Are there actually any stable custom roms available for the Moto G100?
[Motorola Moto G100 / Edge S] Beetle84:
They are all pretty stable, one g100 guy cant get signal, and 5g is hit and miss depending on the carrier
[Motorola Moto G100 / Edge S] GeniusTechman20:
Well I don't use 5G because i don't have a payed mobile internet
[Motorola Moto G100 / Edge S] kimker:
Does anyone know if the CN version can be flashed to the European version without unlocking?
[Motorola Moto G100 / Edge S] moxtrom:
no, that is not possible
[Motorola Moto G100 / Edge S] Sativa33:
That's really tough and complicated to answer and I'll explain why. The Motorola g100 that I have is different. So I'm from the United States my Motorola g100 is model number xt2125-4 the differences are the firmware I have is the North American retail the only cell phone carrier that it properly works on is the T-Mobile network 4G 5G everything works. Has 8 gigs of RAM 128 gigs of memory this model will probably be the last one to get Android 12 but it will be stable. There's only one way to get this phone and that's the bite directly from Motorola USA
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] micchese:
Hi everyone.

I have a problem with a Samsung S4 GT-I9505 which I bought as used. The phone came with stock rom, and with baseband I9505XXUHOJ2.

Then I updated it to the latest stock rom for my country, which is I9505XXUHPK2-ITV, with Odin. After reboot and factory wipe everything, the phone info shows build LRX22C.I9505XXUHPK2, but baseband is still I9505XXUHOJ2, which according to letter coding, should be previous.

This phone does not register SIM, nor see the SDCARD. Thinking it was damaged, I even changed the sdcard+sim slot with a new one, without success. I suppose the baseband may be the cause of missed SIM registration to the network.

What do you think is preventing the baseband to be updated? I'm out of clues :cautious:
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] micchese:
Never mind. I finally updated baseband reiterating Combined Modem+NON_HLOS flashing. However I did not solve the problem with SDCARD and SIM
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Retrial:
Hello,

Check my S4 Unified Collection & Guides and follow the steps of the Guide Clean Install Official Stock ROM.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] micchese:
Sir, I followed your guide step by step. Now I have Stock-rom XXUHQK1, and the same for the baseband.

Unfortunately, the SIM and SDCard is not detected. I think it's an hardware issue. I have other S4 I9505 phones and they behave differently than this one.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
If that is the case, it's relatively easy to replace the SIM card tray, provided the part is still available for purchase from Amazon or similar sites.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] micchese:
As I said in the first message, thinking it was damaged, I even changed the sdcard+sim card tray with a new one, without success. So the problem is not the card tray afaik.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
When you swapped out the tray did you transfer to the new part the foam pad that sits atop the connection to the motherboard? If you didn't do that, you will have problems, especially the SIM not being recognized.

However, the foam doesn't result in an immediate disconnect but a gradual one. So, we have a few different possibilities here.

1. The SIM itself is damaged.

2. The device was unlocked by its previous owner using a service menu exploit, and when you restored the firmware you wiped the exploit.

3. The EFS partition is corrupted or lost.

The first can be easily tested.

The second? I ran into this exact issue myself: at the same time my SIM tray failed, which made resolving things challenging. It can be remedied by downgrading to an Android 4.2.2 ROM and running RegionLock Away by Chainfire.

The third? That one only Samsung can help with, as the EFS partition stores the IMEI and NV RAM of the S4, and unless you ran Wanam Partition Backup beforehand, there's no way to restore it.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] micchese:
With the premise that my problem is not limited to the SIM, but involves also the SD Card which is not detected when inserted, let me reply to your points:

1) The SIM is good and valid, as it registers to the network in another S4 I9505 which is fully operational

3) Before upgrading, I installed TWRP and made a backup of EFS partition. After checking the new EFS partition with the old, there are no differences beside a few bytes here and there, however nothing which reminds me an IMEI (they seem more like file date updates in filesystem)

2) Can you be more specific here, I never heard of this before. The previous owner, once contacted said he used this phone as daily driver until 2018. He live in my same country, and the stock firmware should have nothing locked or needing an exploit. Again, provided this would prevent SIM from registering, do you think this could also influence SD Card too?

I'm more and more concerned that the problem is hardware related. Pressing the SDCard slot connector to the mainboard, like other users have reported successfully, didn't change anything. Maybe the mainboard isn't giving the SDCard slot the correct powerage. I have seen on eBay other mainboards sold as not working with this very same defect, wifi working and SIM not registering.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Tigrowski:
Hello,

on my Diamond, I have e-mail receiving set to "manually" and both weather downloading options unchecked. However, very often, the phone tries to connect to GPRS without asking me for permission. Few days ago, I was playing with my phone, what caused turning off NoData (I dunno why - I have neither turned the Internet profile to "enable" in its settings nor uninstalled NoData). A few moments later, I was VERY suprised to see that.. phone was connected to the GPRS for over 40 minutes! I thought that it'd make my bill like $50 higher. However, it raised my bill for only ~$0,5. I have no idea neither why did it connect nor what did it wanted to do with GPRS connection. Do you have such problems either? What's the matter? How can I fix this so my phone won't want to connect without my demand? Thanks in advance.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] MJNewton:
NoData should be enough, but I don't know why it reset to enabled if you didn't do this yourself? That said, all it does is toggle some registry settings so perhaps one of the other 'tweak' apps (have you got any installed?) reset the settings...?

Mathew
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Tigrowski:
Yeah, I think that other tweaking apps could make it - that was my first thought. I have Diamond Tweak and Advanced Config installed and I was playing with them, so they could change the settings. My problem though is not to make Diamond unable to connect GPRS - because NoData does everything I want in that matter. I want to know why Diamond wants to connect, while forecast and e-mails checking are off. It'd be great to know that, because maybe then it'd be possible to be sure that (even without NoData) Diamond wouldn't connect to the Internet when we don't want it to do it.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] djind:
With gprs it's all about the traffic.. the more you download, the more you pay.. I deleted the settings, so it can't connect, even when it wants to.. Only use wifi anyway..

U can enable NoData, but I think it's still possible to manually turn on the connection. NoData won't work then, unless you re-enable and softreset..
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Tigrowski:
djind - oh man, I know how does GPRS work and what do I pay for.. :P

I'll repeat once again, cause I think not everyone got this right. I want to know, WHY does Diamond want to connect to GPRS if it DOESN'T want to download forecast or e-mails. I'd love to have no situations with Diamond trying to connect - without NoData, without deleting settings. Just NO CONNECTING without my CLEAR DEMAND.

Then, please tell me what can make my Diamond want to connect.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] djind:
You said u were playing around, so opening a page or checking and immediately unchecking weather download or any program using gprs would trigger the connection.. or mayme by accident pressed something..

It's done like that to increase your phone company's income ;)

How about disabling the gprs auto-attachment option found in diamindtweak (or was it advanced config)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] joshyth:
Just delete the setting if nothing work, and use wifi...

I actually have unlimited 3G service, so i don't really care if it stayed connected or not (and battery is not really a issue for me..)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] MJNewton:
That's not going to help in this instance. Disabling auto-attachment merely stops the phone resgistering itself as a GPRS-enabled device with the network until it actually requires a data connection to be established. Hence, as soon as the OP's 'rogue app' requests a connection it will get one.

Tigrowski, sorry for the confusion - I was specifically answering your question of how to stop the phone connecting without your demand. I am not aware of an app that could identify this rogue app, but perhaps if you find a packet sniffer that'd give you some clues (i.e. from where the traffic is going, ports etc and, if using cleartext ASCII the actual data being sent).

All said and done though, I think you'd be better of just relying on NoData to put the barrier up as even when you've identified the rogue app you might not be able to make it behave. Besides which there'll likely be another one round the corner wanting to connect when it feels like it! (that was one of the reasons behind why NoData was developed, particularly for roaming users given the significant financial impact of out-of-control network-enabled apps)

Mathew

P.S. It's not QuickGPS periodically downloading almanac data is it? (check the setting as this can be controlled, although it should only be doing so weekly anyway)
[Moto G7 Play Questions & Answers] davestuarts:
Hi, a while back I had succesfully installed Official LOS 18.1, after jumping over a few hurdles. As I update and manage several Lineage phones at home, it gets a bit confusing and this has been the newest addition.

My question, can I apply the nighty updates in a simple manner via recovery using the zip OR will I neecd to jump the hurdles again, ab partition etc?
[Moto G7 Play Questions & Answers] davestuarts:
bump
[Moto G7 Play Questions & Answers] garvisdol:
From the information I've read (but not tried), it sounds like you should be able to use the Lineage updater to do incremental updates as long as you are in the same major version (e.g. 18.1, 17.1, etc)
[Moto G7 Play Questions & Answers] dcluvsme:
What he said. Just apply from Lineage Updater.
[Moto G7 Play Questions & Answers] chuy19312:
Do you have the flashable zip for official LineageOS 18.1? on the site i only find LineageOS 20 but it restarts almost every app because of really low free RAM
[Samsung Galaxy S21+] I_variant:
Is there a way to downgrade OTA update from Samsung. I forgot to turn off auto update, now I have the new update firmware.

If anyone know , please point the way.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S21+] spawnlives:
Depending on bit ( bootlaoder ) version no. you can download previous version and flash with odin.
[Samsung Galaxy S21+] I_variant:
how do i find the (bootloader) ver. no.?
[Samsung Galaxy S21+] blackhawk:
If it hadn't install yet and was just downloaded I've been told clearing the system cache would purge the download. Sounds too easy...

In the future disable the OTA apk. I use Package Disabler but you can use a ADB edit or ask your carrier to disable updates on their end... they can. With a new phone it's one of the first things I do. Saves a lot of pain and suffering.
[Samsung Galaxy S21+] spawnlives:
Settings - about phone - software information - baseband verions. It will be 5th number/letter from right.

In download mode there will be a line saying something like ap swrev the number after the B:? Is your bootloader version number.

Bootloader numbers range from 1-9 then 10= A, 11=B, 12=C and so on.

When looking at firmware from website bootloader no. will be 5 th number from right of the firmware file name.

You need the same bootloader number or higher as you can't downgrade.
[Samsung Galaxy S21+] I_variant:
Thank you for all the help. Sorry that I reply to this a little late.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite Questions & Answers] Mahesha999:
How do I get rid of volume limit on galaxy note 10 lite? I tried turning off volume limit and also by turning it on while keeping volume limit to max volume. But none helped. In both cases, I was not able to increase volume past 50%. And this is utterly irritating. Today I downloaded a youtube video on home WiFi so that I can watch it while travelling. But I wasn't able to listen to anything due to high ambient noise during traveling. With volume limit, I can still listen at home, as the noise isnt that much, but today, I realised that I simply cannot listen to anything while traveling due to high noise outside.

Here is the screen recorded video:

In the safe mode, volume limit does not work at all. We can increase the volume regardless whether the volume limit is OFF or ON with low volume limit. Here is the video trying out volume limit in the safe mode:

I am running Android 11 and One UI v 3.1.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Fink the associated apk that isn't running is Safe mode and disable it. Done.

On my 10+/Pie variant it's easy to turn off. The 3 buttons on the right to access that menu... unless it changed.
[FYT Android Head Units] Xenocea:
Hey all. I’m new to the world of Joying & Android headunit.

I’ve been doing a bit of research and this one caught my eyes in terms of specs & feature wise.

JOYING Plug and Play Android 10 Radio For 2012-2014 Toyota Camry with DSP WiFi | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for JOYING Plug and Play Android 10 Radio For 2012-2014 Toyota Camry with DSP WiFi at the best online prices at eBay!

www.ebay.com.au

My car is a 2012 Toyota Aurion aka Camry V6.

For reference this is the dash of my car.

View attachment 5384293

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Will this Joying fit and is it compatible with the car’s factory JBL system?

This unit is available on both eBay & the official Joying site. In case if something goes wrong & I want a refund, which one of the two should I purchase it from?
[FYT Android Head Units] marchnz:
Not MTCB, requested mod moves to (Android Head-Units) forum.
[FYT Android Head Units] wpnz:
Ive been using the non JBL version in my Tacoma for months, and it is great. Fast interface, steering wheel buttons all work, and easy to install with their wire harness.

I think that is joying's ebay account so you can order from either and get their warranty.
[FYT Android Head Units] Xenocea:
Cheers for the reply. Are there any bugs or hiccups from your experiences with the unit?

Also both wifi & Carplay works just fine?
[FYT Android Head Units] wpnz:
No issues, they just updated for support for Wireless Android Auto, and it already supports wired & wireless carplay but I don't have any experience with it.
[FYT Android Head Units] marchnz:
FYT are playing catch up with their AA and car play support.

As soon as FYT stop updating these units will be bust for this support as non-genuine
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Antidote03:
Hello fellas

i just unlocked my poco f3 and i have a habit with xiaomi devices to take backup of my EFS and persist partitions

i already done with persist partition but i cannot do for efs using this command >>

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p10 of=/sdcard/modemst1.bin bs=512

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p11 of=/sdcard/modemst2.bin bs=512

always end no such a directory

advice needed

thanks in advance
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Robert314:
I haven't heard anyone talk of backing up the EFS partition. Are you sure it still exists?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Antidote03:
AS I Know EFS partition is important because it has the imei so good to back it up

i thought it can be back it up via termux but i cannot so i did via twrp and save the img in my PC in case something went wrong

be safe better than regretting
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] reg66:
Cheers dude, backing up EFS is something i always do too, you just reminded me on my poco!!
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] néonaloj:
Hi,

I'm also used to backup EFS and persist partitions, via terminal emulator. I got my F3 and am waiting to unlock BL. But I don't know much about these A/B partitions...

You said you already backed up your persist partition, but may I ask how exactly ?

=> after grant su rights : dd if=/dev/block/[what-name ??]/persist of=/sdcard/persist.img

So could you please tell me what I dont know about this device ([what-name?]) ?

And about the EFS backup, what's the command prompt ? Usually, I did so :

=> dd if=/dev/block/[sdf1 ??] of=/sdcard/modemst1.bin bs=512

dd if=/dev/block/[sdf2 ??] of=/sdcard/modemst2.bin bs=512

But it seems it doesn't work... So you say you did it trough recovery, how please, only backup EFS partition ? Are the actual TWRP working to restore it, not sure someone already tried ??

Thanks very much !
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Antidote03:
i used these

Backup E.F.S. and modem partitions for Android devices

How to backup, restore E.F.S. and modem? **This guide should work for any android device that manufactured in recent years.** E.F.S. is a crucial partition for Android devices as well as persist partition, which it stores all the important data for I.M.E.I. and I.M.S.I. numbers, W.I.F.I. and...

telegra.ph

https://www . youtube . com/watch?v=NQSAeZO7DaE&ab_channel=munchy

https://www . youtube . com/watch?v=rfAry7YpuCc&ab_channel=munchy

Do not forget remove the space in youtube links
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] reg66:
Don't think youtube video's are banned from XDA, here's the links...

First one

And here for the second video from above (post 6)
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] néonaloj:
Hi

Thanks to both of you @Antidote03 and @reg66 !!

I do know this guy's videos, wich are often great indeed.

But.. I like to know what I'm doing, so downloading his script is not my goal.. What I'd like to know is what are the exact command lines to get these backups on my side, using fastboot commands.

As I mentioned I do have what I think is some parts of the commands, but it lacks some info. To show them again :

- persist backup :

"dd if=/dev/block/[what-name ??]/persist of=/sdcard/persist.img"

but what should I replace as [what-name?] ??

- EFS backup :

"dd if=/dev/block/[sdf1 ??] of=/sdcard/modemst1.bin bs=512"

"dd if=/dev/block/[sdf2 ??] of=/sdcard/modemst2.bin bs=512"

In this case, the video shows more to be written that the part I'm wondering what I'd need for this device... (between .../block/

..??..

/[sdf1-2 ??]/...)

Many thanks to all who could help me out !!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] mimahitna:
Does manila works on our uni ?

Some expirience...

Greetings from Serbia.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] luca15thebig:
yes... you should read this post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=430969
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] uMP2k:
It does indeed work on the Uni, but with some qualifications, particularly that it is not really compatible with landscape mode and it takes up about 30MB of the 40MB or so available storage mememory (and that is a minimal install without Opera).
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] luca15thebig:
the free ram after installed manilla 2d is 16-17 mega on my ita rom based on rdosti v8.2
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] uMP2k:
I am seeing about the same on my Uni with one of the PDAVIET ROMS (UNI 5.2.20273 (build 20273.1.3.3)). Can pretty quickly drop down to between 5-9MB though once I start firing up some programs.

Wish I could get my Uni upgraded to 128MB then this would be great (oh yeah and of course if it had landscape support!).