yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] drlalitbida:
i flashed my artemis with official htc wm6 rom one night then with yue 11.1 wm6 wwe

everthing seems to be fine but i noticed that there is no change in

splash screen that appears first and even radio remains same after yue rom upgrade

then one more shocking thing i found out that i can't call and i m not reachable when somebody else tried to call me.

i tried upgrading the radio to 3.21 then also no improvement

flashed again with artemis 4.01 no use. no change in splash screen and radio also.

now i m with yue 11.3 rom everything is working but phone is searching for signals.

also tried another sim card also

plz suggest me some solution
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] y_bother:
i think you have to SIM unlock your phone... maybe this will help

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Artemis_SimUnlock

and for the YuE.. all Yue ROMS seems that don't have splash screen and radio .. so nothing change in these.. and you can try to flash another radio.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] dlb134:
So I've clean flash a12 on my p5 and I've noticed a few annoying things;

. Selecting vibrate only shows no icon in status bar

. Music player gets stuck in notifications despite untoggling this function

. Battery seems to have taken a massive hit (granted it's only day 2, it may just be settling)

. Bluetooth audio seems to take longer to pair in my car

. WiFi toggle gets stuck on despite being deactivated

Is anyone else having any issues?

I'm otherwise loving the flow and detail of a12, just abit disappointed with these niggles.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Not a bug, ring mode is no longer displayed in status bar

Swipe to one side, tap the settings icon, turn off "Pin Media Player"

My battery life seemed a little higher on the A12 beta 5, it went back to normal after a day, I can easily last 24+ hours with casual use

Haven't noticed if it's taking any longer, Bluetooth seems to work normally

Do you have WiFi scanning enabled? System will automatically turn it on to detect networks and to assist coarse location

Honestly I haven't noticed any issues specific to Android 12. I did notice my car's head unit stopped displaying track information with Android 11, but it came back with Android 12. I like the UI revamp, but I'm also in my mid 30s so I appreciate things that are designed to be a bit more ergonomic. Overall function is pretty much the same. My only frustration has been rooting the 12 final release, whereas the beta seemed simpler.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] dlb134:
Think I found why I was having such battery drain....

Disabled the service 'Android system intelligence'. Do you.know what this is?
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] dlb134:
A quick Google would had served me well... I've reenabled but on restricted... I've never had personalisation service drain so much
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Krsmqn:
. Selecting vibrate only shows no icon in status bar - Haven't found an option to switch profiles yet.

. Music player gets stuck in notifications despite untoggling this function - Haven't noticed this issue.

. Battery seems to have taken a massive hit (granted it's only day 2, it may just be settling) - Isn't as advertised, for sure.

. Bluetooth audio seems to take longer to pair in my car - No noticeable difference for me.

. WiFi toggle gets stuck on despite being deactivated - This, I have noticed. Very annoying.

Overall, I feel that Android 12 is a downgrade, rather than an upgrade in so many areas. Hopefully the good folks at XDA will find fixes and customizations to offset this horrible mess of design and functionality.

I'm seriously considering going back to A11. If I wanted the customization level of an iPhone, I'd get an iPhone (no I wouldn't 😏)
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] ShadowJP88:
The main bug i found is that Chromecast volume can't be controlled directly by volume button on the phone, we must absolutely pass by the Google home apps...

That's quite annoying...

And i read that this isn't even a bug, it's a "feature" wanted by Google... Legal issue...

If anyone can help :

https://xdaforums.com/t/a12-chromecast-volume-control.4353541/
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
I made a call and got a message that my phone would no longer work on their network since they are upgrading things. This phone isn't that old. I wonder if their system doesn't recognize it. The lady said their system was showing it was a 2g phone so I told her it handles 4g. She said on Cricket it's only able to use 3g. Does anyone know if this is true. I don't trust some operator in another country reading off a script. It sounded like they want everyone to buy phones from their website. I can't imagine a relatively new phone not having the right band. Maybe there is a setting I need to tweak or flash onto my phone if I'm only using 3g on Cricket. I'm sure I've seen my antenna say LTE. Or maybe Cricket is screening out non Cricket phones.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] blackhawk:
Check it's specs.

If it supports the needed 4G bands it may need to be reconfigured. I haven't a clue how to do that.

Maybe Access point names but it may go deeper than that.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
I'm going to google and see exactly what specs Cricket will require. I think you're right and maybe something to reconfigure. I can't imagine Cricket shutting off tons of new ish phones just because they aren't bought from Cricket. Ran a speed test now and got 2.77mbps download and 8.49mbps upload. I am showing LTE now which means I'm not on 3g as she was saying now. I bet it's a sales gimmick to scare less savy folks. What mean loose phone signal in Feb hehehe.

Edit: I was on wifi when I got the message so maybe when I phone is on wifi and not using their LTE network it doesn't detect anything which is why they told me I have a 2g phone. When I shut off wifi LTE popped right up so it's probably a glitch in their way of informing us.

Edit2: Spoke to a tech at Cricket and he said my phone currently isn't compatible with them aaahahahhaha dumb. I told him I'm currently using it on LTE just fine no issues. He didn't have anything to say when I asked him since I'm not using 3g then it shouldn't affect me. He just said he wants me to have great service so buy another phone from Cricket. BS
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] bhaliyo:
Only HD1905 works
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
I have HD1907 and it's currently working on LTE. Are you referring to not working in the future or currently working?
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] bhaliyo:
Not working in the future. Here is the list of devices can work after Feb 2022.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
That link keeps rerouting to an ATT samsung S21 advertisment. I'll try to google the list
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] bhaliyo:
See the attachment above
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
Yes I

Yes I was able to download that list when I googled. Judging by what it said these are phones that are tested and will work, not so much that other phones won't work. My phone was originally branded for Tmobile so I'm sure they wouldn't have tested it but it would have only had a different OS with Tmobile bloatware which I took off. The cricket people said their LTE isn't changing so I shouldn't have an issue but it will be interesting to find out. They must have just been looking at this list which is why they said my phone currently isn't compatible.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
Funny this was asked but no answer given from ATT. I'll keep googling

OnePlus Community

Introducing our new OnePlus Community experience, with a completely revamped structure, built from the ground-up.

forums.oneplus.com
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
I read a discussion here from 2019 someone else asked and the different variants are by region as they usually are for the different LTE frequencies. 1905 is North American, 1907 is Tmobile in North America so I would imagine my LTE frequency is still going to be fine. Those that bought Chinese phones etc probably not.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
This is weird. The current ad for it on Amazon says it's currently not compatible with ATT and Cricket. I wonder if me flashing another OS for North America or USA I forget is why it works fine? Maybe I'm screwed hehe

*** NOTE: Due to changes with AT&T and Cricket, this phone currently cannot be used on AT&T/Cricket. Compatible with T-Mobile and all GSM Networks along with their compatible MVNO networks such as Red Pocket GSM, Ultra Mobile, Mint Mobile, Ting GSM, Google FI and many others. This phone is NOT compatible with Verizon, Cricket or AT&T. Please verify with your network to ensure complete compatibility.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jtaylor991:
I work at a prepaid carrier store (not Cricket) and am having to tell customers the same thing. It's not just about if your phone has the radios necessary, they have to have the IMEI approved in their system and if it's not then you can possibly escalate to someone who can help get it approved but you probably won't get very far. I can't activate my own OnePlus device with my company either, even though it's currently running on our parent network. I have spoken with internal support folks about it multiple times and have gotten nowhere so I gave up.

Believe it. It sucks and it sounds insane but it's really happening. For me? I have to tell everyone with a Samsung Galaxy S5-S10 that they have to buy a new phone to be compatible with our new network changes. And I can tell you here that it's (probably) not the sales rep lying to you to make a commission sale, our tools are indeed forcing us to do that.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
I'm just wondering why they are saying my phone currently isn't compatible when it obviously is. It works great. Even streams HD in an instant on Crickets network. Corporations aren't super efficient at checking all things under the sun. They are just checking phones they approve. They told me the same thing that my imei currently doesn't work but it does. Unless they are trying to be like Verizon and only allow specific phones in the future I'm still thinking once they shut off 3g then when someone wants to switch from Tmobile to Cricket with their unlocked working fine non 3g phone they still can or are they saying no they are going to be like Verizon and it has to be a Cricket branded phone. I don't think it's the later. I think they are just saying what will work, but not saying what won't work. Let's find out =( hehe
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
Read a discussion from 8 months ago. Seems like most are fine, one guy with a 1905 had issues on ATT. One guy did what I did so maybe that's why mine is fine for now. I haven't had issues like dropped calls etc but maybe the real issue I will have if Cricket adds wifi calling and VoLTE is if they use a specific frequency and the 1907 is missing it then I won't be able to use those. If Cricket only uses VoLTE then yes I am screwed in February =/

https://www.reddit.com/r/oneplus/comments/kf0hfo

"I am currently using a 7t that was advertised as factory unlocked on ebay, when it showed up and I turned it on the big bright pink Tmobile boot logo came by. I did some research and found the convert to international/global thread on xda, I got rid of the crap hydrogen OS that came with the "unlocked" Tmobile phone. Using ADB I was able to flash the international firmware Oxygen OS and haven't had any problems with at&t now."
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] gpz1100:
If it's an IMEI issue, flashing with the hd1905 fw probably won't help matters. I have a hd1905 on cricket since 2019, everything but wifi calling works. The same cricket sim in a samdung s9+ yields working wifi calling.

So while the hd1905 and 1907 are essentially the same hardware devices, the serial #/imei may determine what happens come 2022.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
Yup, I'm wondering if the hardware or the IMEI will determine things. I didn't even know Cricket had wifi calling. Did Cricket even let you download the wifi calling app but it didn't work or did they not allow you to download it?

Edit: I looked it up. Looks like wifi calling will work on phones that have it built in to their OS settings. I probably won't use it if I end up buying another OnePlus phone. I wonder if there are any phones where wifi calling is working on Cricket that isn't on the list but is in the OS settings.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] gpz1100:
Wifi calling app? The s9+ was hybrid flashed. Everything but the main OS came from the U firmware (carrier), while the rom came from U1 fw. Result was working carrier features (volte/wifi calling) without the bloat.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
The s9+ is probably the same as the s9 as far as the wifi calling since "+" isn't mentioned on their list.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] gpz1100:
Huh? It's right under the s9.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
Ummm, not under this s9. It could be on a list somewhere just not under this one. Can you post a link to the Cricketwireless link you saw?

Wi-Fi Calling-Capable Phones | Mobile WiFi | Cricket Wireless

Cricket Wi-Fi Calling is available with select phones and an available Wi-Fi network connection. See our current list of Apple and Android Wi-Fi Calling-capable phones, plus steps to setup Wi-Fi Calling.

www.cricketwireless.com
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] gpz1100:
Look at the pdf attached few posts up. I would expect that to be more accurate than what's on cricket's site.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] jeffrimerman:
I'll take your word that it works on Cricket's network. I never doubted you, just mentioned I didn't see it on Cricket's list. This list is ATT. When ATT introduced wifi calling it wasn't offered on Cricket so logically a list from ATT wouldn't be more accurate. The list is a list of phones that will work on their network not a list of wifi capable phones. I do see the 9+ on their list that might require software updates to get wifi calling to work. I still believe you that it will work it's just not on the Cricket list
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] sillycat98:
I have the hd1907 and I gave up on cricket. Service isn't as good with TMobile but at least they don't give me a bunch of bull crap. Before my service auto suspended on cricket I was able to make calls and it would show the volte indicator but that's the excuse cricket gives. They said the phone isn't compatible with their volte.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] gpz1100:
I wouldn't necessarily blame cricket at this point. They are, like all other mvno's at the mercy of the underlying carrier. I think att is actively working to block noncompliant devices from the network. We'll see what happens after 3g is fully shut down. Maybe lots of folk complaining will have them rethink this strategy.
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] bclark:
I've spent some time dealing with AT&T over this and they have confirmed that 1905 will continue to work and even confirmed that my IMEI is valid to continue working. However they refused to update my IMEI in the system because I am using a grandfathered unlimited plan. I was expressly told it was hard locked in the system to get users to update to new plans and if I wanted to continue to use my 7t after February then I needed to do so or purchase a AT&T branded device.

We'll see what they do come February and YMMV with them over the phone/in store. Also they sent me the biggest piece of garbage prepaid phone ever to get me to switch devices. The thing was never over $40 at Walmart and even still had the Walmart sticker on it -_-
[OnePlus 7T Guides, News, & Discussion] hack.causality:
Any chance of reflashing an HD1900 into a 1905?
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Extreme_Ninja2099:
First Comment
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Extreme_Ninja2099:
Updates

21/10/21 - Released the XDA thread that is a compilation of all methods you need for the OP8 Pro

Not sure about the OP8 sadly as I don't own one and this is a very early version of the XDA thread...

I currently don't have my OP8 Pro yet, but I'll be getting it tomorrow and this guide will definitely help me and many people

24/10/21 - Updated the XDA thread as some methods won't work and haven't been specifically tested for the OP8 Pro

I would require testing, but can't risk my device...

Fastboot ROM by Mauronofrio don't work and only recommended way is using MSM

Added how to boot into EDL mode methods

Crossed out methods that aren't recommended and need testing

23/12/21 - Added method 2 for installing a custom ROM using twrp

Added a link to download the .img and .zip files

13/1/22 - Updated section for Restoring OOS TWRP Backup in Restoring OOS and Custom ROM section

I have tested and successfully restored my boot and data on OOS

29/01/22 - Updated section for booting into EDL mode

Added a new method and changed it to method 3

Changed the previous method 3 to method 4 due to the fact that the method only works if the user has an OS installed. Not if the user did a failed attempt of wiping the system with MSM

31/01/22 - Added credit for BillGoss for his help on finding a method to restore TWRP backups for 8T which works on the 8/8 Pro.

Updated method on restoring TWRP backup for OOS. Made it clear which partition is safe to restore and which isn't

19/02/21 - Something caught my attention on updating custom ROMs... Specifically vanilla ROMs with no gapps.

Added new Method 2 in the Update a custom ROM section and replaced old Method 2 as Method 3

25/03/22 - Updated backup methods for OOS and Custom ROMS

OP8 Pro doesn't have separate system and vendor partitions. Only SUPER() which breaks on OOS.

Updated Backing up on OOS and Custom ROM methods in Backing Up OOS and Custom ROM section.
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] xtcislove:
This could help some people. Thank you.
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Extreme_Ninja2099:
It can be quite annoying trying to find methods for different things in terms of installing updating and looking at different websites. Why not just compile them in one XDA thread
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] ps000000:
Nice guide , Thank you.
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] nadnan:
OnePlus 8 Pro 256GB RAM Device

OS: OxigenOS 11.0.10.10IN11BA

Rooted device with Magisk 23.0 installed

Good evening

I would like to know if I can install TWRP on my device without losing any data (apps, data, etc.) because my device is in "BOOTLOADER" mode open all the time?

I spotted the version of TWRP for OxygenOS 11 which is: "twrp-op8-3.6.0_11-infected-b5.img" with the following XDA link:

https://xdaforums.com/t/twrp-3-6-0-11-b5-instantnoodle-twrp-for-oneplus-8-8pro-beta.4341707/

On the other hand, this method of installing TWRP removes the Magisk app and the root of the device if I understood correctly and you have to install Magisk again with TWRP and the file “Magisk-v23.0.apk renamed to “Magisk-v23.0.zip”

Finally, is it possible to perform full "Nandroid Backup" backups and restore these backups, as can be done with a Samsung S7 device for example?

I send you all my congratulations on all your work and all your explanations.

Thanks in advance for your advice on installing TWRP!!

Good evening, best regards,

Jean-Noel
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Extreme_Ninja2099:
That version of twrp is fine and no, installing twrp doesn't remove magisk so u don't have to reinstall it.... There is a method on how to install TWRP as well. For TWRP backups, it's suggested to remove the SIM tray before restoring the backup. I have updated the guide as I have successfully managed to restore a TWRP backup of OOS. So, I have added a method on how to do that.

Only restore boot and data. U can restore DTBO and EFS too, but I honestly can't tell the difference before and after restoring these partitions. U cannot restore Persist as it is a critical partition in the system. From my testing, DO NOT RESTORE SUPER (SYSTEM.IMG, VENDOR.img, ETC)! as this will BRICK YOUR DEVICE! I have tried this from my testing and it doesn't work! But only restoring the other partitions except for persist works fine
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] nadnan:
Thank you very much for your quick feedback.

My "rooted" Oneplus 8 allows me to use the "Swift Backup" application which makes a complete backup of applications (;apk), data, but also all system settings.

I only used the restore of apps with their data and cfelma works very well.

The TWRP function only serves, for me, to perform a "nandroid backup" image. Is it useful to set up TWRP in this sole objectiof?

The manipulations to perform backups and then, possibly, restores, seem much more complicated to me than my operations carried out years earlier with two Samsung S7 or S7 Edge devices!!

Best regards

Jean-Noel
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Extreme_Ninja2099:
TWRP can also flash/install magisk to grant root as well. U should still have a nandroid backup like swift may be able to restore app and settings once set up ur device like new again then u have to restore everything manually. With a nandroid backup u restore the boot and data that isn't in the internal storage. After restoring it, boot to system and there'll be nothing else to restore other than ur internal storage files and the system, settings, apps, wifi and security will be there like u never left (password will be removed, but u just need to add a new one and fingerprints + face unlock will be restored). Swift backup can't do that, just keep hold of ur boot, dtbo, efs, persist and data partitions of the TWRP backup and have a copy of it in a storage device in case
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] nadnan:
Thank you very much for your information.

I use the Google translator to translate your information into French but I do not fully understand the translation of your message:

- The installation of TWRP does not delete any data from my device and I will not need to redo all the settings already installed: Wifi connection with the Box, applications with data, Nova app settings for example, the phone call log, SMS-MMS, WhatsApp, etc. will not be deleted: is that right?

- Installing TWRP does not remove the root of the device with Magisk in place: is that right?

- Are there particular parameters to indicate to perform 1 “Nandroid Backup” with TWRP?

- Are these the same parameters to be saved as in the attached image made with a Samsung S7 Edge device?

- Does 1 "Nandroid Backup" made with TWRP restore the entire backup, such as an image of a partition made with Acronis True Image on Windows, for example?

- If this is not the case, what should be given as parameters?

- If I understand correctly, if the device is password protected, this password is removed by restoring "Nandroid Backup"?

- All applications, data, messaging settings, Wifi connection with Box, call log, SMS-MMS, WatsApp and others are restored with the "Nandroid Backup)?

- Can “OTA” updates be installed as I can each time an update is notified to me with the “Oxygen Updater” app?

I'm sorry for all these questions but I would like to take advantage of your experience without risking damaging my device which has been working perfectly since it was purchased in October 2020 and which is just rooted, starting with a full version of OxygenOS 10, then OxygenOS 11 and finally all the OTA updates offered by OnePlus.

Again, thank you very much for your help and advice...

Best regards,

Jean-Noel
[OnePlus 8 Pro  Guides, News, & Discussion] Extreme_Ninja2099:
Uh idk what u are going on about now... Like this specifically for the OnePlus 8 Pro not S7 Edge... Best to ask in the XDA forum for the S7 Edge. I'm pretty sure I've answered all your questions by now and everything you need to know is in the guide or in my replies