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[LineageOS Questions & Answers] T2100-0:
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[ROM][LineageOS-14.1] Samsung Galaxy Tab A 7.0 - SM-T280 (gtexswifi)

Hello all! I've got the ROM working. Only problem is that once I add a google account and restart, I start to get the "Custom Binary blocked by FRP lock" message. Any way to disable FRP before the first reboot? Or force FRP to allow the custom...

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[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
Thanks I have seen this

Maybe I find a way to build Lineage OS 17.1 for this tablet

So Be patient...!

COMING SOON.....!
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] striker59:
I'm using this rom
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
Thanks but this is not enough Google no longer supports Android 5.1.1 We need to create new Android for this device to create this we must know how to create device and kernal tree for this device unfortunately there is no clear instructions to build for such devices and I have no knowledge

I asked for some developers but they said that the chipset of this tablet is speedtrum not Qualcomn and building device tree for these chispset is hard and so on
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
The latest build is lineage 14 but this Rom has some bugs the best point for this Rom is that you can use your SD Card stoarge as your internal stoarge so you can install a lot of apps with large sizes it depends for your SDCard stoarge But the big problem is about Googleplay services some apps couldn't run without Google Play like Duolingo

As a result If you want install apps that need google play you should install official Rom with lack of stoarge if you want install alot of apps you should use lineage14 but no google play support and you have some bugs
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
I created new device tree for this tablet but has errors during the build I put my device tree link so please someone help to edit or upgrade it that is all I know maybe I continue it later

GitHub - Ali-Git-Official/android_device_samsung_gtexswifi

Contribute to Ali-Git-Official/android_device_samsung_gtexswifi development by creating an account on GitHub.

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[LineageOS Questions & Answers] T2100-0:
Use _mone's tree or something.

I'm trying to port the A 10.1 (2016)'s ROM to the T280, building a ROM from scratch is hard for me.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
Good luck Thanks

Please add option to select SD card as internal Stoarge .It is Mandatory option for this tablet
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
Yes also for me is hard because we have no complete guide for creating dt .

I am trying to build Android N lineage or other projects first then build for higher versions. we have also some bugs for cm14 however I have solved mone's rom issue about Restarting Randomly it was very effective .The tablet will not restart anymore

https://xdaforums.com/t/100-solved-lineage-os-14-t280-bug-prevent-from-restarting-randomly.4450927/
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] T2100-0:
Mine only restarts if it's doing a hard task. In _mone's first build, the red lines stopped it restarting.

I'm not the best at porting. It's just easier to do.

If you want, you could make a version with an option like that.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
Yes you're right My tablet restarted again and the method did not work either

So I returned to lollipop.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
What is the red line that you mentioned?
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
How?
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] T2100-0:
In _mone'sold LOS 14 builds, sometimes red lines flashed around the edges around the screen.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] T2100-0:
I'm going back to building. I'm just going to build LOS 16 for the T280. I don't want to put too much strain on this tablet.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Ibrahim.1:
Any progress my dude?
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Concept48:
Some months later ..and ?
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] T2100-0:
I'm facing errors.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Rodrigo Ben:
I am looking forward to news about the project, I need a rom that is not based on android lollipop anymore, lineageOs 14.1 still has the random reboot issues, which is very annoying.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] T2100-0:
I'm not focusing properly because I'm busy with nodding on my Lumia 950 XL, and my PC doesn't have 16GB of RAM, so might not be able to build. I'm using this thread, you can follow it. https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-how-t...supported-device.4419263/page-2#post-87352233
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] T2100_BACK:
Oh wait.. Just read the rules and making an alt isn't allowed. Request to delete my original account or combine it with this one, I forgot the e-mail but I'll verif it it if I hear it again. Back with 16GB or RAM!
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] zjnek:
still waiting
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] random6d245fgdas:
It is crazy that I have a tablet from 2016, which is not that long ago, and even when I go above and beyond the average user and install a custom ROM (thanks to everybody who works on those by the way), there is still no way to run some of the the most basic apps because they require Android 9 or something, while my iPhone 7 Plus from 2016 can still run almost all apps without a problem. Too bad that I can't afford an iPad or a new tablet right now.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] T2100_BACK:
Apple's different. They probably have 50 years of updates.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
I tried my efforts and at last nothing

Faced with some errors
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
No one helps for making device tree

I tried to build a tree from gtaxlwifi because some similarities between them.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] T2100_BACK:
Aah, I forgot this till I got an email, I did find someone on Telegram who makes custom ROMs for free though. Give me all there is to do to compile this, like files, etc. and I will ask him. Previously I did but I didn't specify any device trees so he couldn't do anything.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Zhao li:
OK I've asked many developers about T280. They say this device needs new device tree for Lineage os 17 I created a new device tree according to gta4xlwifi. I couldn't try it because I don't have suitable system to build custom ROM, so maybe this is good for you:

GitHub - Ali-Git-Official/android_device_samsung_gtexswifi

Contribute to Ali-Git-Official/android_device_samsung_gtexswifi development by creating an account on GitHub.

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[LineageOS Questions & Answers] ¡¿Kathyyy1212?!:
I have the system requirements, I could setup a build environment and do repo sync and try to build rom? I might not have much free time the next couple weeks because of work but I can try
[Introductions] vasdev:
I have a redmi note 4 indian version with the normal miui rom(Nougat 7.1). Recently I noticed some apps in playstore are not available for my device(Ex. Amazon) saying my device is incompatible. So, looking to install android 11 custom rom(probably lineage os) which works for day to day usage(including normal bank apps and etc).

I once rooted my old samsung phone but that was 8 years ago I guess, so lot has changed. Wish me all the best. Hoping to learn new stuff here and install a custom rom in my phone.
[Introductions] orb3000:
Welcome to XDA

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[Introductions] vasdev:
Thank you @orb_selektor . I will check it out.
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sslsm:
Hi,

Hi, I bought an 11th generation Kindle Fire HD10. The first issue I had was that none of my books would display as soon as I loaded my own content. I thought that there might be an issue with one of the books since it was newer and I don't worry about licensing when I'm converting. I had that issue on my 10th generation kindle.

I'm not really up to speed on Android. I've been an SQL Developer and Full Stack for over 20 years. More towards SQL at the end. I've learned Python and am working on dev ops training at the moment.

I reviewed how to enable developer mode and connect the device. Online I see people are using Android Studio to access the settings.

I've run several debug reports and they all start out the same way.

can't find the pid

Failed to find: /data/misc/anrd/

Skipping systrace because '/sys/kernel/debug/tracing/tracing_on' content is '0'

Adding dir /cache/recovery (recursive: 1)

Duration of '/cache/recovery': 0.285s

Adding dir /data/misc/recovery (recursive: 1)

It skips over the entire framework and then starts working. The problem is that the files remain in one directory. When it starts up, all eight cores are running at 75%. I see display optimization errors and high temp warnings as well. I ran a full security scan with Eset, and no virus. I noticed when I purchased the device they had an option to preload all your data into the new device. I'm wondering if they did that to capture more big data rather than to help the user. I'm afraid to do a full reset because I haven't seen errors like this. Since I'm passed the thirty day mark, I don't want to wait several months for them to fix my tablet if I don't have to. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

PS I forgot to mention that I get very few app notifications, so I don’t know if there is a problem because the device can’t respond.
[Realme X3 SuperZoom Questions & Answers] queenless_king:
After running a dedicated unlock "in-depth test" app, phone reboots, enters fastboot mode for a second (screen with fastboot and some chinese chars), then reboots to system. When my phone is plugged to PC I try to type "fastboot devices" in platform tools and my phone is not visible there, however it is visible when I type "adb devices" I can not boot into fastboot mode manually either - after pressing VOL UP + POWER for a few seconds, it boots up to fastboot and then immediately restarts to system. How can I possibly unlock the bootloader?

I'm gonna note that the same thing happens when I try to execute "adb reboot bootloader" - boot to fastboot mode for few seconds, then restart to system immediately

Any idea what to do?
[Realme X3 SuperZoom Questions & Answers] Nok66861710:
У меня тоже самое ( не знаю как решить, и сколько я где не спрашивал, мне так никто и не смог ничего дельного предложить(
[General Topics] OldNoobOne:
I didnt mean any bad against devs though, they're just working for what they aimimg for, but yes AI inside Andoid 9, 10 & 11 make the device more of a spy gadget from what I sense. Rooting just allows some leverage but I see low-level thugs on street who know high-level thugs inside governments & gugle to pilfer data of individuals (they obviously use Analytics etc. to find just about any detail they need), that renders Root privilages practically useless. But, thanks for putting it on Privacy & Tech Giants. (y)
[General Topics] OldNoobOne:
interesting research..

But theres no way anyone outside the comrade-world could escape big daddy Phentagons surveillance really, maybe not even the KayGB perhaps. Gugle, Mycrowsoft, Appel, Leenux distro communities, all work round the clock for Hoamland Sekurity, they are just the front desks for Phentagon. They prolly have all the 7.8 bil people in this world neatly tagged, filed up in a designated folder for future references in real-time. All this sekurity for the pretty woman walking down the street really, would an ugly duckling be given this kind of protection, not really doesn't happen. I use the Custom ROM channel to upgrade instead of OEM Update channel. Nova is the most popular 3rd party launcher.
[General Topics] alecxs:
it's not that unusal even on recent Samsung, Moto or OnePlus

https://www.xda-developers.com/oxyg...onally-identifiable-information-for-analytics

https://www.xda-developers.com/report-android-phones-transmit-data-to-adups-a-chinese-firm
[General Topics] kerstin92:
However...Alcatel, which is supposed to be "French", is owned by Nokia, which is "Swedish". And some sources say it's unlikely that TCL (the Chinese manufacturer) is involved, rather, some app developers "got hacked"...but how likely is that.

Sounds more like a European false-flag thing?
[General Topics] kerstin92:
Uhm...by the way, how hard is it to actually set up some Chineeese server? Can't you just ask a friend or student there to set up a PC for you somewhere?

If Google does it, it's fine, but as soon as that server (or maybe just the first relay node) is located somewhere in China, it's shady-shaaady :poop:
[General Topics] kerstin92:
"Vulnerability by Design in Mobile Network Security"
[General Topics] alecxs:
if google does, it's fine - not. that's why I have named some brands sold in EU and US market. it's just stupid mind setting which leads to nonsense like Trumps Huawei ban.

I have explained reasons for data collection here

https://xdaforums.com/t/dkb-tan2go-app-on-rooted-device.3835355/post-79702049

user data is the new oil, they feed their computers for predicting everything. BlackRock is the biggest player here. They own the world already, why they shouldn't own your data... nothing is for free, every f** app is interested in user data. they give you something you benefit from, you give them something back. join discussion here

https://xdaforums.com/t/kingroot-malware-adware-root.3563090/post-77372153
[General Topics] OldNoobOne:
I keep my downloads and everything in a pen drive , keeping the Internal storage empty all the time, only transferring files from OTG to Internal Storage when needed then quickly reboot to recovery and delete cache partition everyday :p
[General Topics] OldNoobOne:
Im speechless at all this spy wars going on everywhere & innocent people getting bullied like this. So its all justified then, why don't they just charge everyone for their apps & S/W like mycrowsoft does? why keep free things at all when ethics are a question? I spent 4 years day and night 24/7 to find root solutions to secure my devices and just last year i spent sleepless nights for 10 months now for the same reasons. Anyone and everyone who have insiders in gugle, OEM & Telecom finds out every detail about us and leverages it to mock me, its getting obvious and dangerous often. So many people have vanished because terrorists tracked them down through insider tipoffs. This is crazy war going on.
[General Topics] alecxs:
I think you didn't quite understand. companies are interested in your data. but they are not interested on you.

btw cache partition is not containing anything other than recovery logs and OTA
[General Topics] OldNoobOne:
thanks I didnt know that but I also use sdmaid to cleanup app junk & system junk every now n then.

Its not the companies We ar eworried about its the elements who use the companies to get to us thats bothersome, anyway you wouldn't know the mayhem unless you lived where I live :-/
[General Topics] kerstin92:
Samsung also? Do you have an example? I mean except the fact that they have to use ARM CPUs and other "third-party" components which renders their chipsets wide-open to whatever vulnerabilities our governments decide to design into the processors...

User data is not the "new" oil - your village priest, teacher, lawyer, doctor, psychiatrist, banker etc. already know everything there is interesting about you. If you went to church in 1900 and confessed to your pastor, what do you think used to happen with that information? Or if all the villagers above happen to have Wednesday pub meetings, what do you think they're talking about? Or why do you think our elites used to send highly-trained loyalist Jesuits in every country before an eventual invasion? Information gathering and convergence is nothing new and it's certainly nothing European-Americans started/invented.

"Vulnerability by Design in Mobile Network Security"

"The digital cellular mobile network GSM (Global System Mobile), commonly called 2G, was standardised by European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) during the 1980s. Weak security was purposely built into the system because various European governments requested the ability to deactivate or break the encryption on the radio link in order to eavesdrop on mobile phone conversations. At the introduction of 2G GSM in 1991, MNOs (Mobile Network Operators) outside Europe were forced to use weak encryption, whereas European operators could use relatively strong encryption. For that reason, a strong and a weak set of cryptographic algorithms were designed. Parts of the GSM 2G standards were kept confidential and only distributed to industry partners under non-disclosure agreements."

What European-Americans are doing is what Europeans have been doing all along, so one shouldn't worry about some shady shell companies in the style of Tyrell Corp. or Weyland Yutani - but the elites in your own village/country and the very culture that nourishes them. "If you point one finger at somebody, three will point at you."

After all, for some magical reasons, it's never us that get sprayed with dioxins or silently "disappeared" from our ancestral lands, right?
[General Topics] kerstin92:
That's actually not a bad idea...to keep the device as "stateless" as possible and to store all user data on a separate storage. This would, at least, minimize data loss in the event of technical issues with the device...I think I will try this
[General Topics] kerstin92:
May I ask where you are from?
[General Topics] alecxs:
your analogy to "new oil" is inappropriate. nobody cares about you, you're not that special Person Of Interest.

BlackRock analysts run the most secret and most complex predicting software in the world (and I am not talking about Aladdin). It's about feeding with as much data as possible, surveillance is just a side effect (they can throw to the dogs to eat keeping governments on short leash)

as for Samsung bloatware, I remember some user claimed about impossible to disable random full screen pop-up ads from Samsung pay. I meanwhile found a tutorial, so this would maybe help him

https://www.androidauthority.com/stop-ads-samsung-phone-3108986

two years ago, Samsung sent out Suspicious notification from "Find My Mobile" to whole world by accident. What's interesting in that, the message was received even by users they never signed up any samsung account, some had even willingful disabled Find My Mobile by revoking it from device administrators

https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/221400/suspicious-notification-from-find-my-mobile

back in 2014 Samsung was proofen backdoors in Galaxy devices (link in comments)

https://android.stackexchange.com/q...doors-in-android-devices#comment330488_246681
[General Topics] LR7875:
Store your data in two or more separate HDDs, electronically and physically insulated from each other.
[General Topics] LR7875:
***No Sarcasm. I actually mean it***

@OldNoobOne If I did not misunderstand, your dream phone:

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[General Topics] alecxs:
GSM still can be location tracked unless you remove battery ;)
[General Topics] alecxs:
@kerstin92 actually, Big data is not a conspiracy theory lol xD

btw the BlackRock "conspiracy" is purely from arte documentary, not me (also available in your language)

it seems you are too lazy to read any of my links (or maybe you did not understand what you just read)

so let's pick samsung back-door (you have ask about information about samsung so why you don't read before judging about me?)

The folks over at replicant found a backdoor in the modem which allows it to read/write/modify files on a number of devices:

SamsungGalaxyBackdoor - Replicant

Redmine

redmine.replicant.us

Known affected devices:

Nexus S (I902x

Galaxy S (I9000)

Galaxy S 2 (I9100)

Galaxy Note (N7000)

Galaxy Nexus (I9250)

Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (P31xx)

Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (P51xx)

Galaxy S 3 (I9300)

Galaxy Note 2 (N7100)

They also mention a couple of ways to work around this

It wasn't me that drifted away, I only shared xda link as proof thats it's not unusal to ship spyware on stock ROMs, you were the one who actually pointed to "shady" chinese vs "fine" google - for which I have clarified big data is not a chinese phenomenon.

So if you don't believe in technical possibility of remotely powering on your samsung smartphone spying on you while you think it's switched off, I have more basic example for you.

alarm clock is just a regular app, right? what happen if you set alarm and switch phone off? ;)
[General Topics] kerstin92:
I read all your links with great interest (as usual), thanks. Just adding that sometimes you can be "right" in stating technicalities correctly - but the way they're put into a larger picture can be lacking of facts and actual historical context (easily available context that is, nothing exotic or speculative). Concerns about device privacy/security, i.e. tactical considerations, are embedded in questions of strategy, as the very people you're pointing to are strategic actors. You are, of course, correct in that this problem transcends national borders - as global communcation standards necessarily do. The user, however, is a localized individual and so are perpetrators of crimes ("They eat, **** and fart."). Corporations are abstract constructs - criminals, however, are humans. You can't hunt down abstract constructs (e.g. "BlackRock") as this would amount to philosophical discussions and not a criminal persecution or prevention of harm. And the best way to remind yourself of the concreteness (and sometimes banality) of problems is by names, places, biographies, ... (Germans know this so well as many of our streets are named after actual persons).
[General Topics] kerstin92:
What happens...??
[General Topics] alecxs:
alarm powers on the phone
[General Topics] kerstin92:
Shocking! :eek::geek:
[General Topics] LR7875:
So if I were to design a spyware, (A joke. I won’t.) I could hijack the alarm app and let it power on the device, then use GPS to track your location, then sell it to assasins!?
[General Topics] alecxs:
I don't think assassins need any of this, nor they are smart enough to use it, even not if hacker sold it to them. hacker probably would track the assassins instead...
[General Topics] alecxs:
alarm clock is just example to demonstrate that smartphones can't really turned off.

let's give you some realistic use cases

google maps will show you every traffic jam in realtime. how do you think that works?

https://www.google.com/maps/timeline

have you ever used speech-to-text? every single audio record is saved to train speech recognition machine

https://myactivity.google.com/myactivity?restrict=vaa
[General Topics] LR7875:
Don't expect you picking up the details, but yeah if I were a hacker I would probably track and report a few assassins and terrorists and get some money.
[General Topics] LR7875:
Yep I think Google Assistant could easily speak in my voice and flawlessly replace me in answering my calls, if Google were to.
[General Topics] alecxs:
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