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[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] ashwark:
I rarely comment but I had to make an effort to log in and put in my bit of what I think of this ROM by maxwellr. Its simply magnificent! Probably the best ROM there is for the prophet! Its got a neat looking interface and it perfoms quite well considering all that cube effect working in the background! Cheers mate =)

PS: Running on Dopod 818 PRO
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] nick_myself:
hey bro,

thanks for the rom...=D

is there anyway to integrate the calendar and task to the home screen?
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akirru:
Hi all,

I have a problem that when my firetv looses power for any reason my video settings reset. I have it plugged in via hdmi to my onkyo tx-sr605 receiver. It works perfectly until I either shutdown/sleep or use another device like my ps4. Then I need to go in an manually change my settings. Otherwise refresh rate switching wont work etc.

Any ideas?

Andy
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Questions & Ans] wecp17:
is it possible to add more apps to the sidebar in game turbo show in screenshotView attachment 5403433
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] eracet:
We received a new 8t and proceeded to do root and unlock on it.

Here is my process and problem.

Unlocked bootloader.

Updated phone to recent version via OTA update.

Downloaded update via Oneplus website.

Extracted payload.bin VIA python.payload dumper.

Moved boot.img to phone and patched it with magisk (select and patch a file)

Moved patched image to PC and ran adb

Fastboot flash boot patched image name.img

rebooted , now its caught in bootloop.

Tried fastboot --set-active=a and it didnt make a difference.

When looking at adb devices it shows the attached phone as unauthorized.

Dont know if this helps

Can get into fastboot
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] MirageSteezyBoi:
You flashed the OS to the bootloader. Not sure how to help you, man. Maybe try the EDL Tool. That worked for me. Also, always install TWRP and flash magisk zip through TWRP. It's foolproof.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] eracet:
TWRP doesnt work with android 11 or the oneplus 8 as far as I know, last time I looked.

Did a tool and fixed the crashes and bootloop, then followed a youtube video and guide.

Found out I ended up doing a different OS version that didnt match.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] BillGoss:
TWRP for the 8T works reasonably well. See https://xdaforums.com/t/recovery-11-alpha-teamwin-recovery-project-8t-kebab-2021-09-04.4302449/
[Google Pixel 5a] puterboy:
I have my Pixel 5a rooted using Magisk -- which works great...

Would like to get TWRP working so I can do nandroid backups.

Do any of the existing TWRP images? If not when might one be available for the 5a?

Meanwhile I have my backups relatively covered with a combination of:

- Google backup (lowest common denominator)

- SwiftBackup (scheduled to run once a day with the images rsync'ed to my server

- Titanium Backup (though I use this more for legacy)

- My own daily rsync copy of the /data, /sdcard, /system/, /cache, /persist partitions (actually I use BackupPC which allows me to dedup backups and recreate all the perms, timestamps, etc.)

I assume that this is relatively equivalent to a nandroid backup

Overkill for sure...
[Google Pixel 5a] MetalJulia:
I attempted porting TWRP but after getting lots of arcane errors from an arcane build system I gave up on that.
[Google Pixel 5a] koreyb:
I got the 4a and went ahead and got the 5a as well with the Fi subscription for ****s and gigs. I love the size of the 4a but hate how cheap it feels. Using that as my daily with DU rom. 5a feels much better but I wish it was smaller. I'm hoping we get some good development for it but I feel like it will be sparse coming so soon after the 4a/5g/5 and the 6 right around the corner.

I realize none of this is really helpful but maybe somebody will see this and has some info about anything in the works for the 5a. Here's to hoping.
[Google Pixel 5a] TheSayaMan:
There is a custom Lineage Rom for the pixel 5a and that's it for right now but the device is fairly new. I'm sure there will be other roms for it eventually.
[Google Pixel 5a] TheSayaMan:
I don't know anything about it except the fact that the pixel 5a is the same as the pixel 4a as that the system partition is NOT big enough for twrp and it's installed through ramdisk on the 4a with a custom kernel that supports compression so that it can be big enough and since Android 11 came along, the boot.img is now a part of the recovery which makes buiding a workable twrp much harder, even more so with a/b devices.
[Google Pixel 5a] :
I can give you my device tree
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] 1999TL:
just what I came here to look for. Been trying to figure out a way so that I dont have to install opera mini, if that's even possible.

Thanks again.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] xboxhaxorz:
Great idea, its always smart to know behind the scenes actions :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] xAlexx:
Thank you so much Bengalih, it's tips which I was looking for long time :)

Is it usable for GPRS/MMS and MMS saving of the configuration settings?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bengalih:
You know, I'm not an MMS user so I have never looked into it.

There are some things on the system which do not get saved in the registy. E-mail settings are one of those things, those gets stored in an internal database. MMS may be the same.

The best thing to do is follow the tutorial and do the comparison. If you can't find any regsitry entries that have changed that are related, then it may not be something stored in the registy.

Most settings are however, but you will need to check.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hanackin:
yeh!! great job man.... exactly what i was also looking for since a long time :D

Thanks a :Dlot
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] xAlexx:
Thank you very much for suggestions. I'll do the comparison for MMS.

Do I must to do same for GPRS or you can suggest better way automatization installing process?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wapvirus:
thanks for this tutorial great work
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hanackin:
Hye everyone...

Can we know the reason of this banishment ?

I don't see any illégal things here or maybe I haven't paid attention enough ..:(
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] outphase:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=2733951#post2733951

Judging from this, the OP wiped out previous tutorials.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hanackin:
sorry but i still don't understand :(
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ratcom:
I'm with you mate, Not sure what's go off with bengalih, but I would love to know ;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ather:
same here, if his post contains something bad, it cant be that bad that he got banned ... hmm
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kidnamedAlbert:
i think it might be because he started some beef with AllTheWay and when some people corrected him(for his reason of getting mad) i guess he got pissed and removed everything from his threads...

and then im GUESSING that JimmyMcGee banned him...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bornotty:
what was here anyway..??
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JimmyMcGee:
bengalih's actions are currently under review.

Thank you for your understanding.

This thread is now Closed.
[General Questions and Answers] moogee:
I've been reading about certified devices. Certified devices to my knowledge go through a series of tests from Google who try to determine compatibility as well as look for any malicious code within the system.

I am assuming that once certified Google requires a signature of that OS installed by the manufacturer, and if they install anything else that hasn't been approved (at least into the system files) then the device will have a different signature and lose its certified status.

Therefore, is it safe to assume that at least malware in the system, i.e preinstalled malware which is hard to discover isn't on these devices?

Or, as long as a device is certified and included on the official list of Google, a top brand like Samsung Vs a low budget Chinese brand is just as safe if they have certified status.

Afaik the only way the manufacturer could then compromise the device is via wireless update, which would not be able to write into the system files, and therefore could easily be removed.

Am I understanding this correctly? I have a Doogee s88 pro, I am worried about spyware / malware after failing to install a custom gsi, but the device is certified and I'm hoping it is safe to use still.
[General Questions and Answers] :
In case device's Android gets rooted or a Custom ROM gets flashed it loses its "Device is certified" state, it becomes "Uncertified".
[OnePlus Nord Questions & Answers] Pojopogo:
Can someone build calxy os for OnePlus Nord?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] adwiel2:
I have just a new parrot 3200 LS color installed in my car.

Pairing with Diamond is no problem.

But the connection is not stable; every now and then the BT connection drops; sometimes the parrot seems to do a reboot.

My wife had a Nokia N70 with the same problems on my carkit.

firmware of the carkit: 2.11b (Dutch)

Diamond radio: 1.00.25.05

Any tips?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] slash_1:
same problem

hi!

i have also a parrot car kit, not the same but the same problem. the bluetooth connection is very instabil and so sometimes it is hard to phone with them...

there are any solutions fpr these problems?:confused:

thank you all and sorry for my english.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] adwiel2:
I updated the radio in my Diamond to 1.00.25.08. But this does not solve the problem.

I was just wondering whether the number of my contacts (> 500) could be the cause of the problem.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] softonic123:
it definitely does not depend on the number of contacs, as long as you cannot use your contact in any other way as calling them with you car kit ;-)

Regards
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] adwiel2:
I wondered about the number of contacts, because it takes very long (> 20 minutes) to sync my DIamond contacts to the carkit.

All contacts are stored in the carkit; so I could imagine that somewhere a bufferflow in the carkit firmware could occur.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] softonic123:
have you tried not to sync every contact, but let's say 20 and id you try it then?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] peterc10:
Have you tried flashing your Parrot with the latest software update? I was having a problem with my CK3300 and that solved it. It is easy to do via BT on your laptop
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] adwiel2:
According to Parrot's web site 2.11b is the latest firmware :(
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] mouragio:
I also have an 3200LS paired with the diaomd; but experience no problems at all.

I've tried lots of ROMS also; and each and everyone works well....
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] Jeroen...:
I also have a lot of problems with this combination, though it used to work fine. Don't what I did to mess it up, but I did... :mad:

Mouragio, could you post your BT settings?

Using the Advanced Configuration tool, my current settings are:

- Obex: Disabled

- Use Joint Stereo: No

- Bitpool: Default

- Maximum supported bitpool: 0

- Minimum supported bitpool: 0

- Sample rate: 48000 Hz

- Audio gateway service: Disabled

- Audio gateway power save: Enabled
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] adwiel2:
I have maybe a partly solution to this problem.

I have more than 500 contacts in my DIamond which are synced with the parrot.

After you for the first time pair the phone with the parrot, it requests whether it is allowed to access the contacts on the phone. I answer 'yes' on the phone.

Now the syncing starts. This lasts very long (more than 20 minutes). When you interrupt this syncing by for instance switching of the ignition of your car (after which the parrot 'says' goodbye on his screen), the parrot seems to go mad.

You have to delete the paired phone on the parrot, pair again, and let the syncing of all contacts finish. After that I had no problems any more with my bluetooth connection between phone and parrot.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] Jeroen...:
Been there, done that... :cool: Didn't work for me... Syncing still seems to last forever, but sometimes it syncs within a few seconds... :confused:

I also have another problem; the BT connection is dropped after each phonecall, incoming or outgoing. Sounds familiar to anybody?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] adwiel2:
Also with me the syncing process is still strange. After I've made or received a phone call, and this call is ended, the parrot starts syncing. SOmetimes more than 30 minutes.

But after I let finish the syncing the first time after I paired the phone and parrot, I have no problems anymore with dropping of the bluetooth connection between phone and parrot.

I want to test the following:

o delete pair

o create new pair

o disallow syncing of contacts

o create VCF file (via parrot_vcf_creator.zip application that can be downloaded from parrot website) that holds your outlook contact

o send that file to the parrot.

So you have the contacts in your parrot, but they will not be synced anymore. Maybe this can 'solve' the syncing problem.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] Qasim68:
Can anyone please share userdata 128gb image for oneplus. Thank you
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] cozzykim:
My Ignito has transcriber and letter recognizer in the alternative input menu.

The intro screen comes up when I select transcriber but, when I try to write on the screen in word or notes etc it just selects areas of screen and doesn't write under the stylus. I can select options like capitals numbers etc in the toolbar, it just doesn't write.

Letter recognizer works OK, anyone have a solution or the same problem?

Thanks

Kim

EDIT: SOLVED, Once more a thorough search is my friend, I have Answerkeys Disabler installed, not compatible with Transcriber, I prefer Answerkeys Disabler :)
[OnePlus 8T Real Life Review] hightech316:
Recently purchased OnePlus8t 256gb/12gb, coming from the op7t 128gb/8gb.

The phone dimensions are near identical, I cannot tell the difference physically .

I immediately notice the op8t's 120hz refresh rate screen is much more fluid , much more vibrant.

op8t overall much snappier,smoother and quicker than the op7t.

Feels much better in your hand aswell, do to the camera orientation being vertical, instead of circle ( on the op7t ) .

All and All , Very happy with the OnePlus 8t, and the price tag that came with it :)
[HTC Startrek] timwb:
I (and probably several others) would like a WM 6.1 English only Clean ROM with no Office or 3rd party apps that take up extra space. Erofich has made an excellent ROM but unfortunately it only leaves 5MB of local storage on the phone which only has 64MB as apposed to the Cingular version which has 128MB that is was cooked for.

Any cooks prepared to make such a ROM?

I've explored trying to do it myself, but I just don't have the programming skills.
[HTC Startrek] Nirak:
You could try this one, don't think you can get any cleaner:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=380554

Am using it for few months now, running fast and stable.
[HTC Startrek] Ghazall:
Thnx Timwb and Nirak !

I really need that ;)

and programme to make contacts backup and any programme to make receiving blutooth dierctly to the memory card :D ?
[HTC Startrek] timwb:
Activesync will backup your contacts and calendar to Outlook, but if you want to keep all your messages, call logs and other stuff you should try PIM Backup from:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=299705

As for beaming direct to SD card I just discovered this http://moblue.hejhej.org/ but haven't tried it yet.
[HTC Startrek] Nirak:
Jeyo Mobile companion is also a nice & easy back up tool:

http://www.jeyo.com/companion.asp
[HTC Startrek] timwb:
But it's not free :)
[HTC Startrek] gr8:
currently i'm using the clean rom v0.4 and this runs very smooth!

of course i would like a newer build rom (e.g. based on Erofich's latest std rom), because this has newer files and enhances the usability.

so i'm hoping somebody will **** one shortly...

thanks.
[HTC Startrek] Pampooh:
It looks like all your prayers will be answered soon, Erofich has announced that the clean version of 6.1 STD is in the works... Here is the link if you want to see for yourself, http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2734293&postcount=172
[HTC Startrek] gr8:
great! thanks mate!
[HTC Startrek] Erofich:
hi guys, what you think about excluding a .NET CF 3.5 too? you will be able to install it to Storage Card, but you need to find an installation cab :)
[HTC Startrek] timwb:
Leaving out CF 3.5 would certainly free up a few MB, Paul over at MoDaCo has made a .cab install for it, but I can't find the link right now. Will attatch it soon.
[HTC Startrek] Erofich:
check the first post in this topic

btw, rom is untested, flash it on your own risk
[HTC Startrek] timwb:
Compact Framework 3.5 CAB

Tried to upload cab but kept failing so here is link to original article on Modaco

http://www.modaco.com/content/windo...act-framework-3-5-without-upgrading-your-rom/

He says it should be installed to local storage, but will try using sd card.

Downloaded the Clean rom and will try flashing tomorrow.
[HTC Startrek] timwb:
Have flashed rom, (too impatient) available storage 15.96MB! Clean v0.4 was 14.6 or something. The numbers might not look fantastic, but for this handset it's brilliant!

Now to try CF 3.5 on sd card.....

Thanks Erofich
[Sony Xperia 1 III] christopherwoods:
Did a fresh install on my X1m3 and was quite surprised to find I could watch the battery life trickle down before my eyes despite a 4500 mAh battery. AccuBattery reports 96% estimated health, estimated capacity 4327 mAh, which is within acceptable tolerances, and I've just done a 0% to 100% charge to train the charge algorithm.

Even with 60 Hz mode on the screen and brightness between 40% and 50%, I still think battery drain is higher than it should be on the shipped Android 11 update. I have about 100 apps total, most of which are passive / load-then-close things (small utilities etc). Minimal social media apps, the usual IM apps. Nothing extravagant. SOT seems to literally bleed battery life and I've already had a few device overheat / service stop thermal protection / camera app shutdown warnings in just two days of use.

Is the Snapdragon 888 really that bad? Reviews I read prior indicated that while not stellar, the SOT and battery life in standard suites of usage tests showed that the device seemed broadly on par with most current gen handsets, give or take an hour or two.

Battery life at the moment only seems marginally better than my three year old S9 with about 80% battery health and severe screen-on drain (per AccuBattery and a separate Samsung diagnosis); that is to say, slightly disappointing. Does anyone else's experiences reflect this? Anything you did with a boxfresh device that improves its battery life from what I've experienced, or is this partly the woes of early Android 11 adoption?
[Sony Xperia 1 III] blackhawk:
Find the apks running in the background and deal with each on a case by case basis.

With internet/phone connected the drain should less than 1%@hr when not in use.

My 10+ with less efficient ram gets that with AOD on, but it was a battery guzzling hog before it was optimized.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] christopherwoods:
Indeed, that's what I was expecting. I'm close to 1.7%/hr with screen off. When the screen's on, I can quite quickly decrement the battery just with it sat idling or with an empty Chrome window open.

I read elsewhere on xda that some Samsung users who upgraded to Android 11 were suffering from excessive drain in Chrome until they forcibly suspended it, is that a bug which was subsequently fixed or is there another reason behind that behaviour? Weird background sync issues?

I've gone through again tonight, disabling and force muting notifications from any apps I suspect to be hogs, and I've permission granted BBS through ADB to see if I can nail any more details. Unfortunately looks like BBS needs some work to be more compatible with Android 11 or the Xperia OS build.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] blackhawk:
Be careful with the edits... dependencies.

Names can be deceiving. Make your own list and know exactly what you're disabling.

I prefer to use a Package Disabler as it gives you on the fly control. PM if you want a link for that (some knucklehead FM here thought I was a salesperson for posting the link).

Likely suspects; any cloud apk, Google play Services, Google backup Transport, Framework and Google Firebase. Playstore is another one that constantly pecks away at the battery.

Clear system cache, Google play Services, Transport and Framework data.

Try disabling Google play Services at night see what that does. It kills a lot of birds with one stone. Normally unless I need to use one of it's dependencies, I leave it disabled.

Go through -all- the Google settings. Disable Google, carrier, app and Sony feedback. Use Karma Firewall to lock down apps that don't need internet access. Set Gmail to manual sync.

Use the setting below to kill ads globally.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] jaseman:
Sheesh, if I have to stop/delete/uninstall/disable all this stuff I might as well go back to a land line with an answering machine. I mean didn't he say he has 100 apps? What in the world are 100 apps used for? How long has he actually had the phone in his possession? Maybe a few days are needed to let the battery settle down? Instead of stopping all the so-called necessary Google stuff, why not stop/uninstall about 90 apps and see how it goes?
[Sony Xperia 1 III] jporter396:
That is not normal. Battery life is solid for me and have minimal drain. Try resetting and see if phone is like that with no apps installed for a day
[Sony Xperia 1 III] blackhawk:
Each user and Android device is unique.

So is its optimization.

This is no plain Jane iPhone.

You get what you put into Android.

That's why kids do so well with them... they play with it.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] blackhawk:
Unless you have uninstallable malware or did a major firmware update a factory reset doesn't find the root cause. Meaning it's likely to reoccur.

It's preferable to find and correct the cause... and you learn this way.

Running in Safe mode will give a good idea if it's a 3rd party app causing the issue.

Occasionally poorly written apps will change hidden settings not normally accessible to the user. These will remain even if you uninstall it.

If you can't find (sometimes reloading the app and changing the setting there, then uninstalling it works) and correct, factory reset.

Meh, never load a bunch of unknown apps at once. Load, observe, then decide if it's doing what you want.

Make installable copies of all your trusted apps for future use and archive them. Sooner or latter you will need those...