yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] exocetdj:
I can defo agree with this (even if my tone was a bit off yesterday)

One thing for sure though is that these particular threads are not for people who are enjoying their purchases :ROFLMAO:

Looks like you are getting some fairly good time from your classic
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] crxssi:
On my non-lte, with wifi off, AOD on, minimal use, it seems to consume about 20% during my 9 hour work day. That is about 2.2% per hour. When I get home, I take it off. Of course, battery indicators can be a bit inaccurate at times. I am sure it would use at least half as much battery if I had AOD off, but I don't want to use it that way.

Some people complaining about battery probably only had the watch a few days... and the charge indicator is not accurate during that timeframe, it needs at least one FULL charge and one FULL discharge before the battery capacity is primed and for the indicator to become more accurate. Preferably two when it is brand new. And you probably need to do that again at least once a month. Devices can't really tell the state of a Lithium ion battery by voltage, until near the end of the charge, where it drops rapidly, so such devices try to track how much energy they use and guess the state of the battery through most of the battery charge range. They update a table of battery capacity when it is sure the battery really is very low, when the voltage drop can be seen.

Unlike my previous watch, I am trying not to immediately just throw it on the charger when I get home, where it sits until next day. My old S3C lost about half its capacity over 3 years of doing that. I suppose that is probably normal, though.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] crxssi:
By the way, probably most of you have noticed this with older devices- it says 100% charge and then a few hours later, it is really low. Then it sits on low battery seemingly forever. If you do the full charge/full discharge thing, it will often recalibrate the capacity table and things kinda return to a more normal curve. I faced this a lot because I tended to come home, and put the devices on the charger and just left them there until next needed (I do not obsess over my phone and carry it all around the house). So those devices almost never got a full discharge/recharge.... until the indicators get so off in a few months that I purposely perform a full cycle.

As for whether leaving it on the charger for many, many hours (after work until next morning) is good or bad for the battery.... I am not sure. It is one reason I am now trying to avoid that. I used to think it would help with battery durability, since there was no discharging when I was not needing the device, and charging should stop automatically after. But lots of papers say that Li-ion batteries don't like being brought to 100% charge repeatedly, and keeping between 20% and 80% will result in much longer life. That is a lot to manually manage, though.... so I expect few people have the patience to do that (me included).
[General Questions and Answers] sushant lenka:
what is the username and password of lg flash tool
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
This tool doesn't require username / password AFAIK.
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Notabot69:
/*

* Your warranty is now void.

*

* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,

* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please

* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM

* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if

* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.

*/

Read the whole OP! Be respectful to each other and don't ask for ETAs, it's considered as being rude!

ShapeShiftOS is a custom-rom based on AOSP that aims to provide a different user interface and experience than any other ROM on the market.

Here are the features on top of AOSP! We aim to add important features that we think should be here and also what you think. For the addition of more tweaks or features, head on to our Telegram community and post the list of features that you want! Features with commits will be more helpful!

- Prebuilt GApps

- Some Pixel stuff like lockscreen weather and feature impl in Settings

- Battery icon in Quicksettings header

- Legacy apps scale fully to display

- OOS style switches and QS layout

- Blurred powermenu background

- Custom QS tiles

- Custom clocks

- Wake on plug

- Lockscreen media art with filters

- Optional haptic feedback on qs tiles and optional disable qs tiles on lockscreen

- QS rows and columns sliders

- Alert slider dialogs

- Wireless charging animation for wired charging

- Ringtone audio focus customization

- Ambient music ticker

- Statusbar tuner

- Quick unlock and scramble pin

- Dismiss notifications by swiping fingerprint

- Burnin protection

- Redesign DocumentsUI

- cards and passes in powermenu

- OOS 11 style QS

- Network Traffic Indicators

- Battery bar

- Statusbar clock and date customization

- Pixel navbar and inversion

- Volume rocker invert on landscape, cursor and seek tracks

- Adaptive playback

- Face unlock

- Swipe up on keyguard to use faceunlock

- Redesign powermenu

- Redesign SettingsIntelligence

- Horizon lights

- Heads up blacklist, whitelist, snooze and timeout

Download ROM here for your device!

DOWNLOAD

Magisk: https://github.com/topjohnwu/magisk_files/tree/canary

Telegram Support Group: https://t.me/shapeshiftos

Telegram Announcements Channel: https://t.me/shapeshiftoschannel

Want to try this awesomeness?

1. Use OrangeFox Custom Recovery

2. Boot To Recovery and Wipe dalvick,Data,Cache

3. Flash Rom Zip file

4. Format Data

5. Reboot to System

People behind this amazing ROM!

Ashutosh Sundresh (https://github.com/AshutoshSundresh)

MezzLasha (https://github.com/mezzlasha)

LineageOS (https://github.com/LineageOS)

Crdroid (https://github.com/crdroidandroid)

Pixel Experience (https://github.com/PixelExperience)

Nitrogen Project (https://github.com/nitrogen-project)

Omnirom (https://github.com/omnirom)

And all the other Developers, Testers, Donators and Users.

Kernel Source

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[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Notabot69:
Reserved
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] BladeRunnerA2C:
Ok
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Mk45:
Best rom
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] BladeRunnerA2C:
Monish
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] bazaleem818:
hello thank fot this rom

can we install or does it have navegation gesture like long press on back button you can clear notification or long press home button to take screen shoot or open torch etc
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Notabot69:
Most of the features that you have mentioned are present in the rom. All the customization option can be found in Settings > Shapeshifter
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] bazaleem818:
sorry its not there or i cant find it i mean with 3 navegation button ( back , recent , home ) there is a feature like in rr when you long press button you can make action( like clear notifection , killl background app , take screen shoot , open torch...) also i search for it but cant find
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Mk45:
Ok
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Sakib.os:
Clirk
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] jaksonflixxx:
Thanks
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Mdalmamun:
Hello,

Can it records calls anyone can say?
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Ezio553:
It has google diale inbuilt so even if it record it will mention the call is being recorded
[POCO M2 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Mdalmamun:
Ohh

It’s a trouble
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] Eazii:
Hello,

I am currently looking for a Web Browser and a File Manager for my Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. Ideally I would like to use Chrome Browser and Solid Explorer, both of which I currently use on my Pixel 5. Seeing as how neither one of these applications are available through the playstore (watch version) my question is does anyone have any recommendations for alternatives or has anyone tried side loading either of these applications and if so how do/did they work out for you?

Side note: I am familiar with adb and side loading apps if needed.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] PeterParker:
This file manager wear OS, transfer files from browser to galaxy watch 4 (free) wear OS

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.dworks.apps.anexplorer
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] Eazii:
Okay thanks I will check it and see if I like.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] stakoz:
I have ADB sideloaded in the watch an older version of the chrome browser APK and it works but the screen is not optimized for a circular screen. Use it mostly to check Facebook and search the Google Keep notes web version (as the wear os app does not have a Search function)
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] Eazii:
Why a older version and not the current version?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] stakoz:
I think I tried the latest but was crashing, could be insufficient ram
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] saifkhan9187:
How you sideload apps to the watch. It would be appreciated of you help little bit please.
[Magisk] Rstment ^m^:
Hello !

I'm trying to create simple as fk module... I edited system app and would like to replace already existing system app with it via magisk. I want to utilize magic mount to replace apk every time phone boots.

I tried reading guide on how to make module and the magic mount section says that everything is already in place for doing exactly this , I just need to place files inside module's system folder and everything is supposed to work but the first attempt went rly bad :

https://xdaforums.com/attachments/ha-zip.5410919/?hash=036cbc145f7ed9195b564f943507950f

It didn't even get past unzipping no matter what I did - i made sure to keep all files in root of the folder , used various zip apps and levels but nothing...

Copying zip to temp directory

! Unzip error

So I obviously fled something up by creating module form ground up... Went and downloaded template from here :

GitHub - gedoor/magisk-module-template: template

template. Contribute to gedoor/magisk-module-template development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

Added my files to system folder , update description and edited the config.sh to add REPLACE="

/system/app/PowerKeeper

"

Zipped it and more errors... At least it unzips it alright now but idk what this error means during install :

- Copying zip to temp directory

- Installing Ha2.zip

/data/user/0/com.topjohnwu.magisk/cache/flash/update-binary: line 146: /data/magisk/sepolicy-inject: not found

/data/user/0/com.topjohnwu.magisk/cache/flash/update-binary: source: line 167: config.sh: not found

Archive: /data/user/0/com.topjohnwu.magisk/cache/flash/install.zip

inflating: config.sh

! Installation failed

I realize the template that I've downloaded might be broken ... If anyone could look into my first link that I've shared or the file that I've attached that would be great! I'm not sure what or where to start from in order to get this working...

Ty!
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
You've got everything you need, but the update-binary and updater-script files need to be in the META-INF directory tree, see here for details on what the installer needs to look like:

https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/guides.html#magisk-module-installer

The template you found failed because it's 4 years old. A lot has happened since then and Magisk's internals are very different nowadays.
[Magisk] Rstment ^m^:
Thanks a lot !!!

I see you help other people too years ago , I was hoping you'd help me out too but didn't really think pming you based on some years old thread is the best idea and here you are lmao o:

It installed well now ! I'll go reboot , fingers crossed I don't end up in some bootloop (• ▽ •;)

Ty again!
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
Usually, the best way to summon me is to turn off the lights and say my name three times into the mirror. But posting in the Magisk forum works too (this is pretty much my home here on XDA and I always keep a close eye on what's going on here)...

Glad I could help and good luck with the modules.
[Magisk] Rstment ^m^:
Ah can u help w bootloop now xD

Safe mode doesnt get magisk to disable module gotta delete it now... How though?

Idk if I wanna mess with magisk module uninstaller or if uninstalling whole magisk gets rid of module...

Will going to /data/adb/module and removing module fodler from there fix it ?
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
Ha ha! Not uncommon when testing modules you've made...

Removing the module from /data/adb/modules is almost always a surefire way of fixing things.

Interesting that Safe Mode didn't work... You had the Magisk patched boot image installed still?
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] xdadbod:
I can't for the life of me figure out why I can't see my status bar tiles anymore, and I can't add/remove them either.

Screenshots:

View attachment 5410943

View attachment 5410945

Any help would be appreciated!
[General Questions and Answers] [Lemmy]:
Hi guys,

does the XDA app not work anymore?

I guess the old XDA Labs app doesn't work anymore, right?

cheers

[L]
[General Questions and Answers] [Lemmy]:
closed.
[General Questions and Answers] rpareekh1790:
which phone is more better samsung fold 2 or samsung fold 3?
[General Questions and Answers] kuzibri:
Hi, see this thread: https://xdaforums.com/t/newest-samsung-flip-and-fold-devices.4343083/. kind regards kuzibri
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] amirage:
Hi all,

I was wondering if it's worth moving to an eSim from a physical sim. Are there any specific advantages with eSims over a physical sim? I've tried researching this online but there's not much write-up on this...if there's anyone who's using an eSim exclusively, pls do share your thoughts..
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] daniel_loft:
I've only been using normal SIMs, but I thought about eSIMs for a while now and this is the way I see it:

SIM:

- easier to change in case you shuffle between more than 2 providers

- can break easier (I've seen a couple of broken SIMs over the years)

- maybe harder to get hit by fraudulent swap

- faster to switch between phones

eSIM:

- all the advantages/disadvantages above become disadvantages/advantages here

Personally I would only go for an eSIM in the following 2 situations:

- my provider forces me to

- my phone has more radios than SIM slots (like iPhones seem to have)
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] PlutoDelic:
Anyone know if the eSIM can have an impact on regional limitations?

I.e, can one use an eSIM to unlock certain limitations like "Good Lock", "Beta Enroll" etc? Especially if paired with the correct CSC (and VPN if it has to be).

It's incredible to think that all this depends on these four lines that require root to change

gsm.sim.operator.numeric
gsm.operator.numeric
gsm.sim.operator.iso-country
gsm.operator.iso-country
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] amirage:
Oh...I was thinking if there would be better reception through eSim or better battery life given that it's part of the phone's hardware...Any thoughts on this line?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] tim84us:
i've been using an eSim only since i got my s21

is a bit of a headache to transfer it - but once its done - is so much easier

i dont need to ever take the sim out or whatever not

and i had better reception and less heating or battery drain

also is easier to control it if someone steals your phone etc
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] daniel_loft:
I tend to disagree with @tim2london on a couple of aspects:

- The SIM card is just a means of authentication. SIM or eSIM, the radio transmission is done by the SAME radio module. It makes no sense that one would impact the operation of the said radio module.

- The difference in consumption should be very, VERY small. I'm talking maybe 1-2 mAh per battery cycle. Something impossible to notice even in lab conditions.

So unless the above two paragraphs can be disproved via strict lab tests, I consider them true.

@tim2london how is it easier to control the eSIM in case someone isstealing your phone? As far as I know the procedure would be the same: call your provider and ask for the SIM to be disabled.

Oh, yeah, moving an eSIM to a different phone (for whatever reason) is cumbersome at best.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] tim84us:
so you've only used SIM but you seem to know everything and be super sure about it when it comes to esim

even tho i only used esim for nearly a year and i speak from experience

im not interested in justifying what i just said - you want to believe it believe - you dont - DONT

the man asked a question and i answered it - as someone who is only using esim atm

as for the safety thing - someone can easily take the sim out and use it - they cant do that with an esim - they'd have to steal the phone together - they also cannot remove the sim from a phone to avoid tracking as removing an esim is not that easy either

all in all - there are no massive differences - and is mainly about convenience - you can use multiple esim profiles - from different networks - all you need to do to change is click a button
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] aj7400:
I dont think esim will be better on battery or reception for the simple fact that esim/physical sims have to provide just a number to the phone to catch a signal and register on network which is similar in both cases
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] calbrs:
I don't know how it is now, but I used esim in the past on project fi and it was a pain in the butt when doing a factory reset. With the physical Sim, it would just my number a text to verify, whereas the esim would not be recognized until the phone was done setting up. Had to use the backup codes.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] P-KAY 2323:
The reason why I use esim is so that someone can't just take the simple out in case I lose my phone. Unless the person knows my password, he can't turn off mobile data, nor can they disable the Sim, which means I have a higher chance of relocating my device.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] amirage:
@tim2london @aj7400 @calbrs @daniel_loft thanks for the inputs. I didn't think my post would generate so much interest. From what I've read so far, eSims are good to lock the phone completely and even help in tracking in the event of pilferage along with the ease of adding providers based on service - call vs data...there seem to have no battery advantage or network coverage with eSims over physical sims...

Thanks all once again..
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] daniel_loft:
Given how little information @amirage has found online before starting this thread, I believe this would make a nice start for a full article on the subject.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] Brotuck:
I tried to enable 2 eSIM at the same time, that does not work !

So if you are using more then one provider then you will need to leave at least one real sim inside !

Also eSIM it a bit of a pain in my country, because i cannot transfer it to another phone without disabling it and asking the provider (KPN) for a new real SIM, when send i can then replace it for a eSIM.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] WelshPaul:
I have been using an eSIM with Vodafone UK for almost a year now, and I can confirm that there is no difference in signal or battery performance compared to using a physical SIM. Personally, I prefer to use a physical SIM over eSIm's as eSIM's can be a pain to setup! They are supposed to be easy, but the networks make it extremely difficult and its common place on Vodafone UK for things to go wrong, and when they do, expect to be without phone service for some time.

eSIM Swap FAILURE
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] amirage:
Thanks all for your valuable inputs.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] varcor:
Dual Sim guarantees Multi-Network capabilities. Not all Service Provider's offer the e-Sim Profile which is required even when the device is e-Sim capable.
[General Questions and Answers] [Lemmy]:
...when the "device inventory" offers me a "T-Mobile Samsung S8 Edge+"? is that the european or the north american variant?

..different specs, after all...
[General Questions and Answers] sd_shadow:
The Device Inventory is directly linked to the device forums.

There is one T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S8+ device forum

https://xdaforums.com/c/t-mobile-samsung-galaxy-s8.6368/

with this description

https://xdaforums.com/c/t-mobile-samsung-galaxy-s8.6368/

If there is no Device forum you cannot add that device to your Device inventory.

You can request a device forum here.

*** New Device Forum Requests ***

Please post all your requests here. The forum admins choose new device forums carefully, based on several factors. There's no guarantee your device will have a forum created here, but feel free to posts your requests in this thread :) Please do...

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[Samsung Galaxy A30 Questions & Answers] JohnHenryEden:
I've been looking around for a little while now, haven't really had much luck with finding a method that works.

Only TWRP flashing methods I'm seeing are for A305F or are for Android 10 (unsure if that even matters honestly)

Tried to use EFTSU, flashed but got nowhere and flashed the original firmware with Odin.

If anyone has a link to a forum post I haven't seen, a guide, advice, or anything at this point that'd be wonderful.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy A30 Questions & Answers] GloBoB:
Hello!

Sorry for the so late reply

You have a few guides on a30 guides forum!

The best one that worked for me is this one <-------

Make sure to follow the steps and download the firmware of your phone in case of a accidental bootloop or something related

The TWRP on that post comes with a VBMETA fix
[Xiaomi Mi MIX  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] hxckxr:
OrangeFox Recovery Project

​

/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* We're not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this recovery
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you.
*
*/

OrangeFox is FREE SOFTWARE​

Supports: Treble, Miui, Custom Roms

Credits

KMP Design - for amazing splash

TWRP Team - for base recovery

The OrangeFox Team - for your hard work

All our testers - for your patience and help

FEATURES:

Add Support for terminal from filemanager

Add file manager option to edit selected file

Open Magisk apk as zip

Implement 'twrp format data' to format /data

Update the ZIP signature verification

Update the initd addon

Re-sign the internal zips

Addon to remove survival scripts

Flashable zip for backing up OrangeFox settings (/FFiles/OF_backup_settings.zip)

Many UI and other fixes and enhancements

Work-around for MTP issues after data format (if enabled by the maintainer)

DOWNLOADS

OrangeFox Recovery: Mi MIX (lithium)

INSTALLATION

1. Download the OrangeFox zip to your device

2. Reboot to your existing OrangeFox (or other custom TWRP-based) Recovery

3. Install the OrangeFox zip as a normal zip installer

4. The device will automatically reboot into OrangeFox recovery after installation (allow this to happen)

5. Enjoy!

FAQ and Guides

: https://wiki.orangefox.tech/en/guides

XDADevDB Information

OrangeFox Recovery Project, Tool/Utility for the Xiaomi Mi MIX (lithium)

Contributors

MrYacha, DarthJabba9, Nicholas Magill (Inkypen)

Source Code: https://gitlab.com/OrangeFox

Version Information

Status: Unofficial

Current Stable Version: R11.1_1
[Xiaomi Mi MIX  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] oad_13@yahoo.com:
Can I flash treble images from this recovery as this device supports treble
[Xiaomi Mi MIX  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] hxckxr:
i tried on all different rom versions and it works fine
[Xiaomi Mi MIX  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] mac231us:
ROM is not the same as Treble gsi images
[Xiaomi Mi MIX  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] YazumiWuHung:
If the dev says "Supports: treble " then it supports treble.