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[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Rajat chandra:
I am unable to find a good adapter for asus rog phone 5 hyper charge 65
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] JazonX:
Same question!

If anyone has any recommendations, Please drop it here ..
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Madbullben:
There is no other charger that can charge our phones at 65w. Asus have proprietary coding/hardware that makes so that only their chargers work.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] matheus_sc:
Using gan charger 65 from xiaomi. But dont know if its ideal for rog phone.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] kikitheman:
I use a Lenovo 65W laptop charger sometimes. It doesn't hyper charge at 65W like the ASUS one does, but as far as charging speed difference between them, I'd say the Lenovo one is ~15 mins slower to full charge compared to the Asus one.

https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/accessories-and-software/chargers-and-batteries/chargers/4x20m26268
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Adi2301:
I was also looking for the same. I found one that looks promising as all input and output parameters are exactly the same. I have ordered it already, will test it and update here if anyone is interested

https://www.portronics.com/products/adapto-65
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] imvgsthe1:
Any luck mate? Is the portronics 65W charger working. Interested to know and planning to buy it, if it's working....Tks
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Adi2301:
No it didn't worked. The wattage is exactly same like the Asus 65W charger but just wasted my money. I also found another one but I am reluctant to buy it as there is no assurance it will work on the ROG 5 or not!

https://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B09RKH9R6C/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A3D8DYWH5G9S71&psc=1
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Adi2301:
Don't bother buying the one I suggested above. It doesn't work either! Asus must have added something that detects the use of OEM charger only. I am not even getting fast charge on this one.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Kawa31:
The last charger you tested only has the PD protocol on the USB-C socket, except, from Firmware .151 to the latest .226, PD / PPS are buggy. ASUS finally acknowledged it and promised a fix soon!!!. This charger should work in 18w using the USB socket and you may have a good surprise with the next Firmware with the USB-C socket.

It is likely that there is a specific dialog added to the QC 5 protocol because only the ASUS 65W charger allows this charge, at best it charges in 30W in this protocol with this charger for example:

https://www.amazon.in/iEDS-Gallium-Nitride-Charger-Qualcomm/dp/B092W4L41T?th=1

You tried at Asus, It is currently unavailable but is regularly replenished

https://en.accessories-asus.com/zenfone/adapter/asus-65w-charger-rog-phone-5-60473-81960.htm
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Kawa31:
No fixes for PD/PPS load in .229 firmware being deployed
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Adi2301:
I didn't exactly knew the specifics of the charging solutions. Thanks for that! Just checked the output of both chargers and it was the same so I thought they might work. Let's wait for the next update from Asus and hope they fix it.

The xiTix one is not even charging at 30W, otherwise it wouldn't have been a complete waste for me. I will wait for sometime otherwise will give it to someone.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Kawa31:
Hello, 2 news

The .229 firmware fixes the bugs with PD / PPS chargers well but only on the side USB-C port, I did the test with 3 different chargers.

Go to Battery, constant charge and enable there, you should have 2 other power charges (stable and ultra stable) downstairs to extend battery life when you don't need fast charging.

Otherwise, the ASUS 65w charger is again available on Asus Store in US version from France!!

American Asus 65W ROG Phone 5, 6 & 7 Charger | A-Accessories

fr.asus-accessories.com
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Adi2301:
Hey! Actually the Asus 65W charger is not available in India, that is the only reason I was looking for alternate options. I will check the xitix one and will update here.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] jhosharath:
I am on A12 firmware and can confirm that side port has better input current (double that that of) than the bottom one for PD charging for fast charging. But it is charging at similar rate as hypercharge 30 i feel (even with 65w pd charger)
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Kawa31:
Oui, 30w, j'ai oublié de préciser, même avec un chargeur PD 100w

mais au moins ça charge, sur certains chargeurs PD avec la prise du bas il n'y a absolument rien et avec le firmware précédent le bug était sur les deux USB-C
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Brave Prudhvi:
Hi, any luck with 65w charging in rog phone indian version ?
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] monoxian:
I have a baseus 100w gan charger for my rog5 and confirmed it can reach the phone's supported 65w. fyi when using steady charging it will charge at 30w.
[Realme X2 Pro Questions & Answers] Yo90bosses:
I unlocked the bootloader a while back and flashed TWRP.

I'm on version c.31 and I would like to restore the phone to stock condition (stock recovery and lock bootloader).

How exactly would I do this? Is this a simple flash that resets everything?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Capt Fiero:
This is just a quick heads up. It was new to me and I had never came across the issue before on here, so I am posting my results.

I was doing some routine maintenance on my PC and I had accidentally left one of my external USB Stick drives in the machine. I noticed that in the Defrag options, it now gave me an option to Defrag the external drive. I thought to myself, thats kinda cool, I bet my 6gb Micro SD card on my phone could benift from a good defrag. I quickly popped my Micro SD card from my phone, plunked it into a USB Key Reader and told Diskeeper to Defrag the Micro Card. I was thinking, this should be great, I have thousands of files on my Micro Card, a good Defrag should be a cool thing. A few mins later it said it was done so I pulled it out and put it in back in my phone.

The next day I went to launch TomTom and it took 5 mins just to launch the app. I thought it had froze or something. I was fighting with it, driving me nuts. I re-installed TomTom, still taking 5-8mins now to load the app. When I tried to get directions it would take up to a min just to plot a route. (should only take a few seconds) I re-flashed the phone with a new ROM, then reinstalled TomTom and it did not help at all. Everything on the storage card was taking forever to load. Even the music apps were bogging down really badly.

Today, I yanked the Micro Card out of the phone, placed it in a USB key and copied the contents to a temp Dir on my desktop, formated the card, then wrote some data to the card and formated again.

Finally I put all my data from the temp Dir back onto the card and put the card back in my phone. Launched TomTom and took about 5 seconds rather than 5 mins to load. Everything is back to perfect.

I was hoping to Increase speeds with the Defrag of the Micro SD card and in fact it killed it horribly.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrpiggae:
Lol, good to know. I would have thought the same thing!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] dave852:
a little common sense would have told you that would be a bad idea.

defragging is designed to 'defragment' files and put the most used files all together at the start of the drive. meaning a hdd head doesn't have to do a lot of skipping about for one file. then yet more skipping to find the next file, and a whole load more skipping to find different pieces of that file, etc etc.

the fact that solid state media doesn't have a drive head renders defragmenting unnecessary, plus as SSDs also have a limited number of write cycles the excessive writing required to move files around the card reduces its lifespan.

hope this helps
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] JasonInMelbourne:
It depends

After owning several Pocket PCs with various expansion types, defragging has it's benefits and it's pitfalls.

(The following comments are based on percieved experience. I've not done any benchmarking.)

I've found using cheap card readers can definitely cause problems with cards, particularly when defragging. It can result in various errors in the files and sometimes even render the card unreadable/unwritable. Even reformatting has no effect. To solve the problem I've often had to use a digital camera to reformat the card before it can be read/written by a PC via card reader.

Multi-media files seem to be the type of file that benefits most from a contiguous file that needs to be read/written by the Windows Mobile device. Particularly video. Why this is so, I do not know. But when watching video or listening to audio skipping and stuttering seem to be much less aparent when the file is contiguous. Also, I've been able to resurrect some .jpg files unreadableby my WM device by doing a defrag. Again, no idea why.

Almost any file that needs to be constantly read seems to benefit from a contiguous file, e.g. GPS maps.

Safest way to make files contiguous is to copy the contents of the card to a hard disk, reformat the card, then rewrite to the card.

Just my 2 cents.

Would be interested in anyone else's observations, particularly with media files.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] rxmeister:
Defragging files on flashcards is pointless - skipping from sector to sector in a row takes as much time as to skip into random sectors...

Frequent writes on cards descrease their lifetime... So that - defragging anything else than hard disks is harmful for media.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] BumAround:
maybe unrelated, but is the option "encrypt files in the storage" (or something sounds like that) from within the windows mobile's settings pose any danger? i.e. conflicting with PIM backup files etc.

thanks
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] JasonInMelbourne:
Please read

Just found this article
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ibeqa:
Well said, SD cards and USB drives are flash drives and as so they don't need defragmentation and also as it was mentioned in the quote, it reduces it's lifespan.

Cheers
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] JasonInMelbourne:
With Sandisk offering a 5-year limited warranty for their ordinary microSDHC and a 10-year limited warranty on their Ultra microSDHC cards and an expected minimum life of 15 years and maximum of 75 years (according to a Sandisk forum moderator) does it really matter what you do?

With storage memory sizes and formats moving so fast, who expects to keep using these things bought today on a daily basis on 5 or even 10 years' time?
[Android Head-Units] rx4er:
Can I get some advice please

I got a basic android headunit years ago and not long after it became very laggy even with basic factory settings so i dint want it to happen again?

Looking to get at least a 4gb+64gb version

The main concern is reliability for as long as possible (as i understand as android updates certain units become obsolete)

But mainly DSP Quality and highest power RCA output for the amplifiers

Plus android auto and apple carplay for phone calls and GPS maps

It will be used in a weekend cruiser car with a old school set up of 2x12" subs and 2 sets of splits with 2 x descent RCA input style amplifiers

These are the models i have come across but not sure if or which one is best choice or should i consider something else?

This is the PX6 link with spec pics below it IPS 10" Screen @ USD$168

High Quality Car Dvd Player 9" Big Screen Car Audio Universal No Dvd Ultra-thin Android Car Player With 360 Park Bt5.0 Wifi Map - Buy Touch Screen Car Dvd Player Navigation System For Car Car Mp3 Player Car Stereo Car Reversing Image Dvd Box Car Radi

High Quality Car Dvd Player 9" Big Screen Car Audio Universal No Dvd Ultra-thin Android Car Player With 360 Park Bt5.0 Wifi Map - Buy Touch Screen Car Dvd Player Navigation System For Car Car Mp3 Player Car Stereo Car Reversing Image Dvd Box Car Radio Antenna,Car Dvd Player Touch Screen Car...

www.alibaba.com

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This is the 8257 link with spec pics below it IPS Screen @ USD $147

This product is no longer available.

This product is no longer available.

www.alibaba.com

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This is 2 different suppliers unisoc specs

The first one the seller is claiming is 10" IPS Screen @ 6+128GB for USD$180

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Or different seller 10" @ USD$193

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I am just very confused over the whole thing so some advice would be appreciated

Many thanks in advance
[Android Head-Units] rx4er:
Can someone help please?
[Android Head-Units] sheeno99:
7862 > px6 (11500 benchmark)> 8257 (9000) > px5 (4000)

Benchmark is in brackets. Can't find benchmark for 7862 but it is much better.

Get unisoc 7862
[Android Head-Units] ExtremeMOD:
Make sure to check out our blog article talking about PXx and Unisoc units.

https://extrememod.co.uk/blog/f/android-head-unit-vs-android-auto-vs-bluetooth-stereo
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
Specifically an FYT 7862UIS, such as Mekede/Navifly sell, but ask for screenshots of the system info first after reading the forums and knowing the differences.

After recently purchasing a FYT type 116 sold by "mekede", I would not go back to MTCD type.
[Android Head-Units] ExtremeMOD:
MTCx units are best if one plans to run the Malaysk ROM which frankly blows any firmware out of the water.
[General Questions and Answers] Magi21:
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Please help me

I have a question the auth-flash msmdownload tool are important?

I don't have auth-flash account or for this is a different problem?
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] TenSeventy7:
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Mint Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy A50

Freshen up your Galaxy.

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Mint is an optimized kernel source based on Samsung's open-source kernel drops of the Galaxy A50.​

Additional features include:​

Built with LLVM/Clang (proton-clang) 13

Built with Link-Time Optimizations (LTO) enabled

A fully-revamped Exynos Mobile Scheduler (EMS) optimized for low-latency tasks.

A smarter governor with boost algorithms from the Galaxy S10 as well as 'inferencing' from the S20.

Added additional I/O schedulers, anxiety is set as default.

Various kernel and performance improvements from Linux upstream, and even from Qualcomm devices.

Backported changes from multiple devices, including newer Galaxy devices.

RAM Plus support (requires ROM support), including support for per-process swap.

Disabled basic Samsung hardening (Knox, etc).

Added support for WireGuard VPN tunnel.

Additional I/O schedulers:​

Anxiety - set as default for great performance and good battery life

Maple

SIO

Zen

FIOPS

CFQ - optimizations from Android upstream

Additional TCP Congestion algorithms:​

westwood - default

reno

bbr

bic

cubic

htcp

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Get the latest Mint Kernel release from GitHub:​

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See Mint's source here.

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The device must have an unlocked bootloader; as well as TWRP, SHRP, or any recovery of your choice installed.​

Download latest available release from GitHub Releases.

Copy the ZIP file to your SD card if necessary.

Reboot to recovery.

Flash downloaded ZIP.

Reboot to System instead of recovery.

???

Profit
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] TenSeventy7:
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Q: What bootloader does this need?​

A: It is strongly advised to install the One UI 3.1 update before installing Mint, for the most stable experience. Installing on Android 10 will cause issues, and is not supported.​

​

Q: I'm locked out (bootloop) after installation. What do I do?​

A: If you ever experience being locked out after installing any build, with SystemUI restarting after entering your password/PIN, and Samsung Account showing a Samsung Account logged out notification, you may have been experiencing the "Pin Problem".​

Several builds of TWRP and OrangeFox have a security patch level (SPL) of 2099-12 (December 2099), but Mint follows the latest SPL available to the device. This causes the device to act up once booted into the kernel.​

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Please note that it is intended behavior by the system and is not a bug.​

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You can flash PassReset, or wipe your device to fix it.​

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See here for more information.​

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Q: I'm signed out from my Samsung Account and cannot log back. What do I do?​

A: Clear Samsung Account data. You can do either of the following:​

With a PC and ADB installed, run this command:​

adb shell pm clear com.osp.app.signin

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On a terminal app with root access, do:​

su -c pm clear com.osp.app.signin

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Q: I'm experiencing other issues.​

A: Please report through this feedback form, or the Fresh Community on Discord. Please include logs, screenshots, or screen recordings so I can help you better.​

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Mint will never be possible without the unwavering work of these awesome people. I have tried my best to keep their authorships on Mint's commit history. Thank you very much!​

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ThunderStorms Kernel for the Galaxy S10/Note10 (ThunderStorms21th)

Cosmic Fresh (Dark-Matter7232) and Optimized M21 Kernel (repinger) for the Galaxy M21.

Destrictize Project (DestrictizeProject)

Motorola One Action/Vision Kernel Sources

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Zeus Kernel for the Galaxy Note9 (THEBOSS619)

Custom Galaxy A51 Kernel (ianmacd)

StormBreaker Kernel (stormbreaker-project) and Stratosphere Kernel (Stratosphere-Kernel) for the POCO X3

Artemis Kernel for the Pixel 4 XL (celtare21)

GS101/Tensor SoC Kernel Source (Google/AndreiLux)
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] TenSeventy7:
Reserved 2
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] mozzafar alali:
You're great.
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] aaki_rocker:
Is cts profile pass on this kernel ?

I'm using snake os + kakarot kernel and unable to pass cts profile, hence I'm unable to use any banking apps :(
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] TenSeventy7:
Passing SafetyNet is handled by your ROM, not the kernel. :>
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] aaki_rocker:
Oo okay. Thanks 😊
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Carn4ge:
Is this good for gaming and is this better than prishkernel
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Subodh.993435:
One of the best kernel
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] JULiO.7:
is the selinux switchable ?
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] TenSeventy7:
Yes. :>
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Nashiro10:
Hiya

I have your fresh rom installed

And I've been using it for quite a while (Amazing rom btw)

Can i flash the kernel with this rom installed?
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] MikeRWK:
Will this work on my A505w with stock oneui 3.1?
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] InFam0us-1985:
so im on stock with root already - when i flash this (root) will it over write my magisk and modules or when i flash nonroot will it clear all my magisk stuff? ...
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] TenSeventy7:
🚨 Quick Update:

I'm currently pulling out the Mint 11.5 release as I have observed instabilities when using specific applications. I thought those were fixed from testing but it seems the issue stems deeper than just a single commit revert.

HUGE apologies. The performance is great if I say so myself, but there are some major issues needed to be fixed.

Thank you for your understanding.
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] KendrickKauf:
Hello, sorry if its a stupid question, but there is something wrong with a50 ever since it was been updated to android 10/android 11, at least on my a505gt, whenever i get into a discord call, the audio starts to cut alot and it goes to mono sound, would a kernel fix it?
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] TheHEARER:
Currently I'm using your kernel with SnakeOS v4.0 and it running smooth like good peanut butter, good work.

@TenSeventy7

The question is, can I use it with any AOSP Android 12 ROM?
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] aybrk27:
I tested this kernel with ProjectRadiant, Corvus, and PixelPlusUI. a bit laggy but I don't think it's relevant with this kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] JuanTamqd21:
There's a separate builds for android 12 ROMS
[Samsung Galaxy A50 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] aybrk27:
I am using this with SnakeOS mainly.

I just tested it with the others.
[Samsung Galaxy A50s ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] TenSeventy7:
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Mint Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy A50s

An optimized, One UI-first kernel for the Samsung Exynos 9610 platform.

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​

Mint is an optimized kernel source based on Samsung's open-source kernel drops of the Galaxy A50.​

Additional features include:​

Built with cutting-edge LLVM/Clang 13 (proton-clang)

Built with Link-Time Optimizations (LTO)

Backported changes from the Galaxy A51 and Galaxy S10/Note10.

Various kernel and performance improvements from upstream, and even from Snapdragon devices.

Disabled basic Samsung hardening (Knox, Heavy SEAndroid auditing, and more)

Replaced kernel random number generator (HWRandom) with SRandom.

WireGuard VPN support out-of-the-box (needs root).

Boosted fingerprint scanning for faster biometrics.

Samsung Page Boost support (for supported ROMs).

Samsung RAM Plus/SQZR support (for supported ROMs).

Additional I/O schedulers:​

Maple - set as default for great performance and good battery life

Anxiety

SIO

Zen

FIOPS

CFQ - optimizations from Android upstream

Additional TCP Congestion algorithms:​

westwood - default

reno

bbr

bic

cubic

htcp

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Get the latest Mint Kernel release from GitHub:​

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See Mint's source here.

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The device must have an unlocked bootloader; as well as TWRP, OrangeFox Recovery, or any recovery of your choice installed.​

Download latest available release from GitHub Releases.

Copy the ZIP file to your SD card if necessary.

Reboot to recovery.

Flash downloaded ZIP.

Reboot to System instead of recovery.

???

Profit

If you ever experience issues with lock screen and/or Samsung Account, see FAQ on the second post.​