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[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Micele51:
Hello I have another question.I can`t find the mi account to login for unlock in the chinese rom.The settings are different.

I need the mi account for unlock. See the pictures below.Maybe anybody know?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] hungragezone:
1st line in the 2nd picture. tap it
[Moto G10] jake7901:
So I bought myself the Motorola G10 phone just today and I'm interested in getting it rooted.

Is there a guide pasted somewhere for this phone? So I don't mess up my phone. There's Guides on Google but I don't trust any of them. Would prefer to get it from this forum.
[Moto G10] sd_shadow:
[Guide] Root Motorola with Magisk (UnLocked Bootloader)(Non-TWRP method)

Root Motorola Devices with Magisk Note: This method has been working with most Moto Devices that the Bootloader can be UnLocked. If the Bootloader cannot be Unlocked this method will not work. Please only use this as a reference. If you require...

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[Moto G10] jake7901:
Thanks.

You wouldn't happen to know a way to get the OEM part unlocked? I hear from google results and a couple of XDA threads that it's some sort of security feature and that it'll be unlocked within a couple of days but I'm kind of impatient. It's been about a day now and I really want to get this phone Rooted as soon as possible.

The oem part being grayed out is putting a halt on everything. I've already gone through the process on the motorola website to attempt to unlock the bootloader with the access key and my phone can be unlocked... but can't tick the oem box...
[Moto G10] sd_shadow:
Connect the device to internet, it will be available in 3-14 days.
[Moto G10] jake7901:
... I did. Damn 3-14? I should not have bought this phone...
[Moto G10] sd_shadow:
In bootloader mode you can try

fastboot flashing unlock

Some have report this as working.
[Moto G10] jake7901:
Tried. I don't think it worked or I did something wrong.

Then I tried this

I put adb.exe and fastboot.exe into the system32 folder. I tested it earlier with the unlock code tutorial found on the motorola website and that worked but for some reason I can't get this command to work.
[Moto G10] sd_shadow:
You have the code use it

fastboot flashing unlock code
[Moto G10] jake7901:
No luck

I think my adb files broke or something I don't know what's going on. Was working yesterday.
[Moto G10] sd_shadow:
No

fastboot flashing unlock "code"
[Moto G10] jake7901:
Daemon wasn't started hence why the commands wasn't working so I restarted that and went back into my fastboot and adb is not detecting my device

When my phone is on tho normally adb can detect it

You wouldn't happen to know why this is happening?

It doesn't detect it when I'm in fastboot.

EDIT: Nevermind I did "fastboot devices" and it pops up

Still can't get the above command to work tho.

If I try and unlock the bootloader the normal way I can't because oem is not enabled because it's grayed out and won't let me enable it

So I guess I'm screwed... :(
[Moto G10] obrobrio2000:
You have to wait something like 48/72 hours and OEM unlock option will "unlock", then you can proceed with fastboot oem unlock *code*. It was driving me crazy too, then I found out some people on Lenovo forums saying that it magically un-greyed out after some days, so I just waited 3 days and it was actually true. Unfortunately chinese phones have their own "particularities" when it comes to unlocking bootloader.
[Moto G10] jake7901:
Did yours say "Connect to the internet or contact your operator"? Cause I'm worried mine is not gonna get unlocked.

It's connected to Wifi.
[Moto G10] jake7901:
It's now been 3 days... still grayed out :(
[Moto G10] jake7901:
It's now unlocked :D but I'm having issues.

I can't get the firmware to download through rescue and smart assistant.

So I have to use an external link. Which one do I download from this?

lolinet mirrors - firmware, software, iso etc.

lolinet mirrors - powered by h5ai

mirrors.lolinet.com
[Moto G10] sd_shadow:
You need to know these 4 things

Device Model #

,

Codename, and Software Channel

.

Build number
[Moto G10] jake7901:
It's all good I got it.

I just downloaded a random build off that lolinet website from the RETEU folder > put the boot.img file onto my phone > ran magisk to patch it > then used adb to flash the magisk rom and that was it.

Ran root checker and it says I'm rooted so I did it! :D

Thanks for your help man.

It took me over an hour to figure out that tutorial of yours since it wasn't that clear but got it figured out at the end.
[General Questions and Answers] ng_tim:
I've just got a new phone for weeks but found that the battery life is not as good as my wife's one (same phone model).

After installing GSam, it seems to me that Android System is the main contributor of the battery drain. Using below as an example, there is over one thousand times of wakelock for GnssLocationProvider, 656 for *location* and 683 for *alarm*.

Any idea what can I do to further check what app(s) is actually causing these wakelocks? Many thanks for any help which could be offered. :)

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[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
Detecting wakelocks is pretty easy once you have a rooted phone. Fully charge your battery to 100% and install an app, called Wakelock Detector on the device.
[General Questions and Answers] ng_tim:
My phone is non-root one, but I've installed Wakelock Detector and with proper right granted.

But in WD, it still just showed the same like the screenshot I've shared in first post, i.e. those have been grouped under Android System...😫
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adammirza:
Please help me fix bootloop , I've tried many ROMs but none can boot to login screen...it just stuck on boot animation
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
On what ??

Suggest flashing stock rom first via Odin .
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TNSMANI:
MOD ACTION:

@ergalle2

Thread closed as duplicate of https://xdaforums.com/t/change-app-notifications-name.4343941/

Please do not post multiple threads for the same issue in the same/different forums. It violates Rule 5:
[Google Pixel Accessories] gmsalomao2:
My Pixel does not record audio from external microphones, anymore. There's always a very loud static noise in the background. I replaced many parts and the only option left is to replace the motherboard.

But then I thought "what if I could connect a microphone or headset to the USB port?"

So is there any USB-C to 3.5mm jack adapter that works with the Pixel?
[Google Pixel Accessories] i n f a m o u s:
If you're curious about whether or not if this works, I can confirm that it does. I used my Pixel 3 USB-C to 3.5mm jack adapter along with a headset w/ mic and record my own voice to see if it would work and I was able to record my voice. I didn't make a call with it since I don't have a SIM card in the device.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Chr1stOnABike:
Totally stock pixel 5. Tried to sideload 12, and due to crappy instructions on XDA, that failed to mention the need to do the OEM unlock step, I ended up with a ADB sideload flash that failed at 94% and resulted in a empty A partition and a phone that failed to boot, so it switched to the backup system partition.

I'm now booted on the B partition (Android 11).

How can I fix my phone, so it's got 2 good system partitions?
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Enable OEM unlocking, unlock bootloader, then use the Android Flash Tool to flash 12 Beta 5. Wiping /data shouldn't be necessary; however, if this fails and you have to force flash all partitions, a /data wipe will be required.

I highly recommend you keep the bootloader unlocked while using beta firmware, because it makes it a LOT easier to downgrade back to production firmware.

If you intend to root, don't forget to disable dm-verity and vbmeta-verification.

Detailed instructions on using the Android Flash Tool

Tip: When you get to the step of selecting which build to flash to your device, click the pencil icon to change options. Make sure you leave Relock Bootloader unchecked,
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] xunholyx:
But unlocking the bootloader will wipe the phone.....

EDIT: I'm assuming there is a wipe data option with Android Flash Tool?

I don't know. I've never used it
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Correct, but it's still necessary to install the beta (and downgrade)

There is indeed. It's actually quite comprehensive.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Chr1stOnABike:
I don't want to unlock the bootloader. I just want to get a system partition back, I do t want root or any modifications,
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
In that case, I believe the only option for you is to attempt to sideload the OTA via recovery.

Download the beta OTA here

Follow the instructions to apply the OTA here

If this does not work, you can try using the Android Flash Tool after enabling Developer Options and USB Debugging. You can choose not to wipe your device in the tool options. No guarantee this will work. Requires unlocked bootloader

I will say this: Running beta software on a locked bootloader is not only highly inadvisable, it's foolhardy. Beta software is EXPERIMENTAL, you use it AT YOUR OWN RISK, meaning it is YOUR responsibility to fix it if something goes wrong. Keeping your bootloader unlocked means your ability to fix it is limited, if not impossible.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Chr1stOnABike:
Flash tool doesn't work, as it expects to go i to recovery, and it doesn't it comes up with the no system error.

So when android 12 releases in a couple of weeks, will it just flash it to the other partition, to retain 11? In other words,will this fix itself in the fullness of time.

Also, who is going to fix the crappy XDA blog post that was poorly checked that caused this mess. I can't be the only one (I know the flawed instructions have been copied by the usual churnalists 9to5google Android authority, Android police)
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Ah. Well, you can fix this, but it will require unlocking the bootloader.

You can always relock it after you're done.

Don't know. Given that you can't boot into recovery, you can't sideload the OTA to test this theory. I personally doubt it. You can either wait and see, or you can just bite the bullet and fix the issue.

Link to the post? You may not be the only one, but the majority of folks (including myself, I was in the Marine Corps for 9 years so you can guess my mental acuity) have been able to use the instructions to our success.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Chr1stOnABike:
Isn't unlocking and relocking bootloader detectable in soft fuses and an instant warranty void?
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Chr1stOnABike:
How to install Android 12 and 12L on Google Pixel and other Android devices

Google has just released Android 12L beta for the Pixel lineup. Here is how you can install Android 12 (or 12L) on your smartphone!

www.xda-developers.com

Someone in the comments also broke their phone by following the untested Instructions.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
I'm not sure. But that raises a question for you: Why are you running beta firmware if you're worried about the warranty?

I have updated my phone using both of these methods and can personally confirm the instructions are correct. The only difference I would point out is that I'm comfortable enough using adb and fastboot commands that I manually type them and don't use the batch file.

It is your responsibility to understand the instructions and follow them. You flash and modify your device at your own risk. If you do not fully understand the instructions, it is also your responsibility to either find the details you need, or ask for help.

This may seem rather condescending or apathetic, but the situation is this:

- You tried to run experimental beta firmware on your device despite your concerns for the warranty

- You did not ask questions before doing so, and if you did read any of the multiple threads on this issue, you would have been acutely aware of the recommendation to unlock your bootloader before you proceed

- You are now left with few options to fix your device because you decided to ignore experienced advice and do things your own way

As I stated previously, the responsibility for fixing things is yours and yours alone. If you were that concerned with your warranty, you should have kept your phone completely stock and avoided installing the beta.

I have one last recommendation for you:

Disenroll from the beta program and wait for the OTA to take you back to A11 public release. A data wipe will be required.

You have been told in detail what you can do to fix your device. What you do now is completely up to you.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Chr1stOnABike:
The instructions only work if you have previously done the unmentioned OEM unlock step, which you must have done.

The fact you don't understand this, it limits your credibility. Just because something worked for you, doesn't make it correct.

It also sounds like you don't understand the difference between OEM unlock and a bootloader unlock.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] andybones:
I haven't had time to read much of this thread yet, but why insult the one person I see who's trying to help you?

I've seen this before and other users who may know what to do, usually just walk away as they don't want to help someone who may just insult them or are clearly unappreciative of the help given.

Everyone let's all keep it civilized.

If you have issue with a post, please hit report button and walk away.

Positive vibes, all.

:alien:

--andybones
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
@Chr1stOnABike I am indeed trying to help you, as I understand your situation is frustrating. I also understand that it may be frustrating to be told to do what you didn't want to do in the first place, but the reason why I'm telling you to do it is because it'll be of the most help to you.

Losing your data sucks. I get it. But fortunately the Pixel 5 is great about backing everything up to your Google account. Just make sure your photos are backed up and you'll be fine. Setting it back up after a wipe is a pain in the ass, but again, I'm recommending the bootloader unlock because I believe it's your best chance at recovery.

As far as that goes, I'm still trying to be flexible and provide you with different options. Be aware that if these other options don't work, you have no other choice. I'm not saying that to be rude, that's just the reality of it.

And lastly, I would very much appreciate you making the distinction between thinking I'm wrong because you have evidence to the contrary, vs thinking I'm wrong simply because you don't like my recommendations. If you sincerely believe I'm incorrect and can demonstrate how, please feel free to do so.

My only objective here is to help people the best I can with the knowledge and experience I have.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] andybones:
For those who ever get stuck like I did. When I got stuck in a bootloop, I realized I could 'fastboot boot twrp.img' and was able to save my internal storage from being lost by backing up to PC with TWRP, then move it back onto internal after the factory reset. Did I lost app data in these cases, yes. But that's my own fault for not regularly backup app data up with something like Swift or AppDash.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
@Chr1stOnABike just checking in to see if you were able to get your problem resolved?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Thwwack:
Hello good people.

Now I've rooted my phone, I've gotten a taste for Android customisation, I'm hooked. Have been looking at custom ROM lists and a post over at LineageOS18.com (https://www.lineageos18.com/2021/01/best-custom-rom-for-lg-v30v30-android.html) is stating that someone has ported Oxygen OS to the LG V30, Oxygen OS looks to be the best android variant for my taste, but after several hours of 'poking around the internet', this looks like another clickbait pipedream that I've fallen for. And I would have to port it myself (And given my knowledge of Android, I think this would take me a year to do).

So unless someone has a cheeky port they want to share, I'm wondering if people are keen to share their recommendations on Custom Roms for the V30 US998? And why they like them... Mostly looking for a good solid base for further customization. Keen to get rid of all the bloatware, and have as simple an android experience as I can on this beautiful *old* piece of hardware. Extra credit for suggestions that are running later Android versions :) The only thing I really want to make sure I can bring over is the quad DAC driver.

P.S. Not too many people running Android 10 or 11 on the v30 by the looks of things... There must be a reason for this?

Cheers
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] schwinn8:
The biggest issue I see with a custom ROM is that you can't get VOLTE/VOWIFI working in most cases. That's the reason I never left stock. I think you can get DAC capability, but you need to be on the lookout for that.

So many people are obsessed with "debloat"... frankly, I don't get it. I have moved on to a Galaxy S10+ phone now for my DD, and it's not even rooted. I don't see the point anymore, but to each their own.

That being said, if you're rooted then why not just debloat and refinish as you desire? This way you can keep the stock ROM and it's functionality. Heck, if you want to throw in a kernel, you can do that on stock as well. I guess what I'm asking is, what are you looking for in the replacement ROM? Why can't you get there from stock?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Thwwack:
Thanks for your response shwinn8! You're a champion.

Ive heard of this volte issue, but I guess I don't understand it enough for it to scare me off the idea... Should it though? Sounds to me that I'll simply get a lower bitrate in audio quality in calls...

I recently purchased this phone to have it as a backup phone, to learn android customisation more deeply, and as sort of 'media' device. I may have just bought a mp3 player, but the audio quality on this device is good, and the phone and android experiences are a nice bonus.

I'm really not too worried about the bloatware, Its annoying, but I can live with it. I think you're probably right about staying with the stock firmware, but as an android noob, I guess I'm just looking to get the most out of my device, and before I begin the long process of learning custom theming and widgets, I wanted to optimise my starting point - so I figured the questions were worth asking before I started the process.

what am I looking for in a custom ROM?

Im a UX and UI nerd. I have strengths in these areas, I guess... Due to my neurotic, perfectionist nature. It's not a big thing if I cannot customise everything to my liking, I suppose, I'd just like to have as much control over the customisation as I can get.

I like the way the oxygen os looks, and although I don't have experience using it, from what Ive seen, it looks and functions really nicely. The biggest drawcard for me is the simplicity of their app layouts there. It's very minimal and pretty close to what I would design myself.

I would like a starting point for customisation that is as minimal as possible I guess. In an ideal world I would build my own ROM from the ground up, making all the UX and UI decisions myself. Perhaps this is realistic? Is there any software availability that would allow me to relatively easily do this? I am not a good programmer, but do have some experience.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] schwinn8:
The issue with VOLTE and VOWIFI is that many US carriers are planning to drop their 3G service "soon" (the dates keep changing), and they will require that all devices support VOLTE in order to retain service. In some cases, the carriers are being dumb and dropping support only based on IMEI model number (ie, if they THINK you don't have VOLTE, then they'll drop you anyway). For example, US998 on ATT works and gets VOLTE, but they may drop people just because it's not an ATT IMEE. For this reason, the clock is ticking for the V30 in the USA.

You say you want to customize the UX, and that's fine. I think that once you're rooted, you can do that with any ROM. (I admit, I'm the opposite - I really DON'T care about UX, as long as it works.) Granted, Oxygen is close to what you already want, so that makes it easier, but if you really want to tinker than I might suggest trying to copy the Oxygen UX that you like over to stock... that way you don't lose functionality. This may require some programming and tinkering, which you are able to do with root. AFAIK, custom roms don't have much MORE functionality over stock, and in fact have less if they can't do VOLTE (which they can't).

That's my opinion, at least.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Thwwack:
Thanks mate. I'll stick with it. Appreciate the input. *thumbsup*
[Samsung Galaxy M21 Questions & Answers] firehart92:
My dad switched off his phone in the middle of an update by mistake and now the phone is stuck in a weird bootloop.

The phone starts up with no problem but when I unlock the screen, it shows 'Starting Android' and then 'Installing applications' and then reboots. If I don't unlock the screen, it doesn't reboot and can receive calls. I can swipe down and enter settings menu but for a few seconds before it reboots.

Is there a way to fix this without a firmware flash or factory reset? I need to save the data in the phone.

Edit: I've already tried switching off the phone and turning it on, using safe mode and wiping cache partition
[Samsung Galaxy M21 Questions & Answers] LR7875:
https://xdaforums.com/t/update-flash-unbrick-your-device-via-odin.4216467

Well there is nothing to do except a firmware flash. However it will keep your data as long as you read and follow each step carefully.
[Samsung Galaxy M21 Questions & Answers] firehart92:
Damn, even this did not fix it.
[Samsung Galaxy M21 Questions & Answers] newt23:
Does it reboot at the same point every time or is it random?
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] frgo:
Hi,

Since HDR in camera app is producing more or less watercolor like paintings (and don't get me started with the "funny" AI option) is there a way to permanently disable it? It's really annoying to manually disable it every time I start camera app. I usually forget to turn it off anyway and end up with unusable images. And yes, I'm using gcam too but this one has it's own set of problems.

Really, how hard is it to make a normal camera app? Camera hardware is clearly capable of good results but software is so bad it's frustrating.
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] Pouic:
I agree, the HDR implementation is a mess ! And it's very frustrating because without HDR enabled the app delivers pretty amazing pictures .

As a workaround for now I only use the camera in the expert mode (with all the settings in auto) because in this mode the HDR is never enabled and the picture quality is the same as the standard mode.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] JeckyllHavok:
Hi there,

cause of that bemghalli seems to be banned,

could someone please pm me the cab of sashimi 7.5?

Thanks, thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] JeckyllHavok:
c'mon...

you can't tell me nobody here has it.

if noone has the cab, you could send me the folder, too
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] DaveShaw:
I had a look for you, but I couldn't find it on the usual 4Shared sites, or on the Google Cache'd page. Sorry, I'm sure someone will have it... :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] JeckyllHavok:
Is there a reason that all of the programms by benghali were removed?

(I'm asking before someone with a big mouth will tell "no warez, no warez":D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] eknutson:
Here's my copy

attached the zip (includes cab and docs). Hope that helps.

Admin edit: file removed after request by software author.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] eknutson:
*sigh* ok, nm, here's the 7.5 cab and the makisu 1.7 update as well.

Admin edit: sashimi file removed after request by software author.