yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] EmanuelCN:
First of all you have literally no clue on how a kernel works and what those modules do. There is no such thing as "building a better kernel than xiaomi, samsung, etc", no one would be ever able to make a kernel from scratch. The kernel itself firstly comes from Linux where's for our case on snapdragon Qualcomm modifies it and releases sources for each SOC then it goes to the specific manufacture that wants to create their phone and has to add the necessary code in order for their phone to work with the components they chose and usually they try to "tweak" the kernel which is literally doing worse 90% of the time. Qualcomm has a lot of stupid implementations baked into the kernel such as pl, hispeed, WALT, which are the reason the jitter its horrible with stock kernel, instead following mainline which is the best thing to be done. Benchmarks are useless because they are made to run on based on what usually the phones ship with, they are not designed to measure properly the performance of a phone therefore i have a lower score with my kernel but surprisngly jitter its 10 times better on "my' kernel, as well as normal usage and gaming too. I don't care what other devs posted about benchmakrs, i dont think my name is "casnova" or whatever, i dont talk for them i'm letting you know how it work. Also regarding "Your not developers you take other people's work and slap your name on it while changing as little as 1 thing or sometimes nothing", why dont you check github? why do you even talk without knowing what its really happening? its funny how people complain about dumb stuff, as i explained you that blocker its meant for people like you to not use x,y,z modules then to complain that the kernel is bad just because you used some random "tweaking" module and it underperforms. I don't think anyone forces you to donate, as well as barely there are any people donating, also i dont see where i ever asked on my kernel donations or anything, he's free to have a donation link in case everyone likes his work. Regarding using other's work, ever wondered why there is a thing called open source?, why wouldn't i use someone's great work in order to improve the kernel? i should do everything myself because you say so LOL. Please stop being delusional, before you ever write something on xda or anywhere else think twice. Im not here to beef with anyone i was explaining you why they block those "optimisers" that you are talking about, however you started talking about a lot of totally different things than what i said. Also if its that easy why don't you do it yourself and make your own kernel, by your analogy those "optimisers" would be bad too because how they can make a better job than qualcomm, samsung,oneplus blablabla LOL? You dont even know what they actually do. You share a lot of missinformation and you should stop. Have a nice day, i don't even know why i'm even arguing with someone like you, i wont reply to any of your answers after this.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Techguy777:
First off I have made a couple of custom roms , twrp, and no I haven't made a kernel because it doesn't matter. For instances overclocking used to be a huge deal and now you don't see that ever. It's because it never did anything you could over clock it and if you watch your CPU in a kernel app like kernel auditor or Ex manager it would run at the stock frequencies much like the CPU does now if you try to lower clock speed or max it out. I'm aware that a kernel makes the hardware on the device work mainly the CPU and GPU and every OEM has to add their source to fit it. Here's how I know it's bull crap, now developers are saying kernel is enforcing and made with this tool chain as if the kernel isn't built with enforcing from the get go on stock like that's some feature they added. Me personally not worried about security I still prefer Permissive and yes I know it weakens security but in 5 years of doing this I have never heard of anyone hacking an Android phone. Even with the source code provided it's still difficult to make changes so I don't think people who could do it are going to waste their time. The monthly security patch is not a big deal it's funny that everyone thinks that is great when next month they will tell you last months security patch has security flaws like every month before it. So basically no patch has ever been secure.

If real features were added like double tap to sleep gesture

Color display RGB control

Sound modification so you can add gain on speakers, ear piece or headphones

Those days are gone because no one knows how to do it anymore on new software. Also most kernels say better performance and battery but neither the performance is any better nor does the battery last longer so I don't see how those claims are made. Wait I know because on Xda you can claim anything and everyone just says buttery smooth and long battery life thanks Dev. Before they even flash it.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Techguy777:
I built 3 roms for 3 of my devices and I didn't start calling myself a developer because I had to get the vendor blob, kernel source, and lineage files from someone. I really think everyone just builds something or makes a flash able zip with a shell or script in it and immediately starts calling themselves a developer. I have owned the Poco f3 for a couple of weeks now and the TWRP thread is a waste of time. In the opening post it says backup and restore because they just copied and pasted the Normal twrp page. But than you search and almost nothing is being said about restore and you ask and no one will answer you and it's because it doesn't work and no one wants the devs feelings to be hurt. Well that's lovely but the point of a help thread is to discuss problems and solutions but it's became pointless the only thing threads are for is to say thanks for the software and to tell everyone that they don't spoon feed noobs to look it up and thats just stupid again that is why the Google search takes you to xda and that thread because you looked it up. Twrp would be able to backup and restore if xiaomi or Samsung made it because they would know how to make it backup slot a or active slot and restore it to inactive slot or whatever slot it needs to be because that's real development. I'm not trying to be a **** but it's gotten stupid I don't even bother looking through threads anymore because it's a serious waste of time because no one can say anything that might upset the person who made it. Well than don't make it I don't really care
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Romanelo:
a good kernel, I use it for Xiaomi.eu stable
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] kish™:
You taught me something today. I "was" addicted to that, not any more...
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] fonzserge18:
bro im following you on youtube. can you make your videos english or put some subtitles please. thanks
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Tarif.tk:
Can i use this kernel for gaming ?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Tomek0000:
When I install stock miui, next LOS and my apps , every time I have different results with kernels. I do not understand how it is possible to have always different results for the same software for next tries.

It is third installation of all in my poco f3 and after testing some kernels, this one is a winner and consumes only 0.15% battery every hour during the night. Thank you for the kernel v2.

Edit.

The installation of this kernel reinstalled default LOS recovery. When I installed TWRP and again rooted the result was killed. I see 0.56% during night and this is worse result than own LOS kernel has. I lost a time for this kernel I afraid.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] tbjoorn:
In need of help to see what caused the issue.

I had installed TWRP and unlocked Bootloader to change from CHN ROM that it came delivered with from Tradingshenzhen.

I had EU Stable installed, I searched on the web how I could remove my Mi Account since it was still there after a factory/data reset in TWRP.

The information I found was to uncheck "Find my phone" in Mi Account settings, and do a Reset Data again in TWRP.

This solved the issue with removing the Mi Account on the phone.

The problem now is that the new owner can only send text messages but can't recieve em. Anyone have had same problem?

Grateful for answers!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] gammelobst:
Hi,

did you also delete this phone from your Mi Account on the Website?

Have you already made a factory-reset with the new SIM in the phone?

BTW: There shouldn't be problems with SMS-Messages, because they are tied to the SIM-card.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] tbjoorn:
I can't find my phone on my Mi account after I did the last thing with uncheck find phone and then reset.

No factory-reset with new sim in phone, I just made the reset before and turned it off before I sent it.

Seems like the issue has been resolved automatically, the seller responds. So think it's all good!

Thanks
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] neptun2:
Hello. I am considering to buy Pixel 6 Pro but unfortunately in my country only the model with 128 GB storage is available. Can somebody with this phone please check how much space is occupied by the OS and default apps and how much is left for user programs and files?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
My Pixel 6 Pro says

System: 9,8 GB

Keep in mind though, that Googles own "Apps" come on top of that.

I'll dive into that and give you a few numbers (at least from my phone) of the stock apps (keep in mind that I might have enabled settings/have data that are not stock)

1. Android System Intelligence uses 3.1 GB

2. Google: 1.3 GB

3. Google Play Service: 700 MB

4. Speech Services by Google: 700 MB

5. Photos: 500 MB

6. Camera: 430 MB

7. Pixel Tips: 330 MB

8. GBoard: 330 MB

9. Maps: 210 MB

10. Youtube: 200 MB

11. Phone: 200 MB

12. GMail: 160 MB

13. Recorder: 144 MB

14. Docs: 140 MB

15. Android Accessibility Suite: 120 MB

16. Translate: 80 MB

17. Chrome: 80 MB

18. Google Play Store: 75 MB

19. DUO: 70 MB

20. Android System Webview: 58 MB

21. Pixel Live Wallpaper: 55 MB

22. Google Play Services for AR: 55 MB (don't even know why they are still there, I thought Google killed AR)

23. Drive: 55 MB

24. Android Auto: 55 MB

25. Calendar: 44 MB

26. Voice Access: 42 MB

27. Google Fit: 41 MB

28. Google News: 40 MB

29. Google Pay: 38 MB

30. Google Play Movies & TV: 37,5 MB

31. Googles VR Services: 36 MB (what are they still doing here? o.o)

32. Passes: 31 MB

33. Personal Safety: 31 MB

34. Private Compute Services: 24 MB

35. Keep Notes: 23 MB

36. Files by Google: 22 MB

37. Pixel Buds: 20 MB (I don't even have Pixel Buds...)

38. Contacts: 19 MB

39. Google Support Services: 18 MB

40. Live Transcribe: 17,5 MB

41. Settings Services: 17,5 MB

42. Pixel Launcher: 15,5 MB (did not expect this to be that lightweight)

43. Google Play Protect Service: 15 MB

44. Clock: 14,5 MB

45. Pixel Stand: 13 MB

46. Digital Wellbeing: 13 MB

47. Security HUB: 12,5 MB

48. Device Policy: 12 MB

49. Android Setup: 10,5 MB

50. Carrier Services: 10,5 MB

51. Device Health Services: 10 MB

52. Google Connectivity Services: 7,5 MB

53. Cloud Print: 6 MB

54. Sounds: 6 MB

55. Find my Device: 5 MB

56. Calculator: 5 MB

57. Files: 340 kB

58. Pixel Ambient Services: 305 kB

59. Settings: 260 kB

60. Wireless emergency alerts: 135kB

61. MotionSenseBridge: 130 kB

62. SIM Toolkit: 66 kB

63. Sound Aplifier: 0B (huh?)

Mh, I guess that's also a list of Googles "Bloatware" - I think you can sum the numbers together yourself, enough done on my part! :p

In real life. 128 GB means approximately 118 GB of file size available. Take away 10 GB system and another 6-8 from "bloat" and in the end you will have about 100 GB of available storage.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] neptun2:
Thank you very much for fast response and detailed information. It turns out that android OS and google apps together occupy around 20 GB of space so even the 128 GB version should easily give more than 100 GB for the user which is very good.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
You're welcome.

Don't forget that "128 GB" does not mean actually useable 128 GB of file size.

128 GB means that you have about ~ 119 GB of storage available, AFTER that the System files & Google Apps will take their tolls.

For reference:

-> https://www.quora.com/How-much-usable-space-is-available-in-a-128GB-memory-card
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] neptun2:
Of course. My idea was to have rough estimate how much space is left for user files and apps. I don't care if free space is 102 or 98 GB for example but if it was let's say 60 GB it will be quite a difference. For reference on my oneplus 7 only the system takes 18 GB so pixel definitely looks cleaner than that. I was wondering if i should wait for the 256 GB model to be available but looking at this data most probably i will proceed with the 128 GB model which is currently available in my country.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Bocko:
Hi there !

Since I installed Asukal's e-china for Diamond, my compact AZERTY keyboard and my phone keyboard got stuck on numeric and T9 isn't working anymore (even on the full AZERTY keyboard)

I checked some solution on the forum (i.e. : here) but those registry values are correct.

Could anyone help me for this?

Well, actually I just only need to have Asian languages support on my French ROM but CE-Star does not support non-WWE ROM (and I don't want to flash it) so hard keys are not working even if I add the registry value

HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Layouts\e0010411 "Keyboard Layout" = "00000409"

Any help for this or the problem above is welcome.

Thanks in advance ^^
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Mister B:
Does this e-china include Chinese typing support via the standard Diamond Keyboard !

I have asian font files & keyboard SIPs for asian languages, have Thai working on my Diamond with no problems so far !

The font file I use supports chinese, Korean & Thai

I also have font file for Japanese but have not tried it on WM6.1
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Bocko:
Well, it does not have typing support (or I haven't seen it). Actually, I don't need this. I just want to read Japanese, Chinese, etc. characters and still be able to type my messages with the French T9 (and so, using the phone keyboard and the full/compact keyboard).
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Bocko:
*bump please ^^"*
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Bocko:
Ok... Found out the solution here.

Hope no other bugs will show up ^^"
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Saelee:
I have an unlocked P6P on the Tmobile network. I noticed that this phone gets HOT under normal use. During setup I used it without a case because I didn't have one yet and it got really hot. I understand that it could be hot because it is doing a lot of things at the same time.

The next day after everything was setup and installed I noticed that it got pretty hot under normal use, I even turned down the brightness of the screen. This is just bowering the web, shopping on amazon and other random stuff. The thing that is kinda weird was I let the phone cool down before I played some game on it. Mario Kart go and clash royal for about 30 minute and the phone didn't get hot. It does NOT get hot charging so I am guessing it's not the battery.

The two previous phone that I had OnePlus 7 Pro and OnePlus 5, I never had any issue with it overheating even underload.

Anyone else have issue with the phone overheating?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
Nope.

Are you in a 5G area? (cuz I am not).

It seems that most problems with heat/battery life come from 5G, if the reports are true.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Saelee:
Yes I am. Noticed that I got the 5g UC icon and the speed is crazy fast.

Even though I am on 5g I was at home with my wifi when the phone was heating up
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] DR4LUC0N:
Your phone will connect to both wifi and 5g, try at home to turn off 5g and use wifi and 4g and see if the problem. Persists
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] PROtein20:
I have had a similar experience with my P6P. Just browsing the web is get really hot and drains the battery. Mine also gets hot while charging. Today on the drive home I had navigation on while charging and in 25 minute drive it only charged 2% due to throttling bc of heat. I have 5g disabled since day 2 with phone. I also have 30w car charger capable of 3800ma charging current. This is with adaptive battery on as well. Like OP, I never had heat issues with any OP phones.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Batfink33:
Weird, I'm not getting overheating at all (in the UK). 5g is maybe slightly warmer it's not that bad.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
I also never experienced overheating, been using Pixel 6 Pro since 27.10. I did notice the first day when setting up the device that it got a little warm, but that was neither "hot" nor "overheating". It simply felt warm.

I guess it has something to do with US 5G networks, since I've not yet seen someone from Europe complaining about overheating.

I should note that there is no 5G in my area available, so my phone has always been using 4G.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Batfink33:
Yeah, first day (Tuesday of release) it was quite toasty after I set it up but after the update and day to day I don't get any heat or anything. I live in a 5g area and it does get warmer but not extreme I don't think.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Napa7m:
Mine does the exact same thing doesn't matter if i'm on wifi or 5G with strong signals.

Also Unlocked, but on Vz network.

I would be browsing this forum and feel it start heating up randomly.

Do you also have horrible battery life?

It seems like some of the devices have these same issues, and others do not.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] gettinwicked:
Mine didn't get warm/hot at all before I unlocked and rooted. I had it locked for nearly two weeks, no troubles. Now I'm experiencing this as well. Web browsing it got warm. Doing some other things today like installing a couple magisk modules, some other random things, it got somewhat warm. Not sure what's going on? I'm only on LTE where I work. Also, I've been on 5G and no issues. I wonder if something used for root, one of my root apps could be doing it?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] kevinireland11:
I honestly think this is just a rebranded exynos chip, it just overheats at the slightest thing, if they can't fix the heating issues then it's defo just an exynos chip.... Which is poor
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
Don't give Samsung all the credit, Google is capable of creating an inefficient chip on their own, lol. Using 2 year old core modules was Googles decision, so it's not just the evil exynos at work^^
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Az Biker:
I can't remember ever thinking to myself that my P6P is hot or even kinda warm. Even when playing a few space shooter games while charging cord is plugged in.

Even watching a college football game for an hour it never got hot...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FSHLOMO:
Does anyone have a downloadable rumor that is open to installations
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] thepingwin:
Hey,

Heard that after A11 update you can keep Widevine at L1 with unlocked bootloader. I just want Magisk, nothing else. I've read a lot of stuff and I don't know if it's only possible at newer OP phones or here as well.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chantico:
Disclaimer: I've a software developer but new to Android - I don't think is obvious though, hence my choice of place to post.

I'm trying to view the network traffic of an android app for which I'm in no way associated.

Here's what I've done:

1. Install app from google play store. Running `adb shell pm path ...` shows _multiple_ APK files have been installed.

2. Proxy network traffic through my laptop. This works but all the requests from the app are encrypted.

3. Install custom certificate authority on my android to prepare for SSL encrypt/decrypt inside laptop proxy.

4. Decrypt traffic on my laptop proxy. From laptop proxy logs I can see many requests are succeeding, including mail.google.com. However the app I'm interested in is failing SSL handshake between android and my laptop.

4. Pull all app APK files from my android to laptop.

My plan: Modify the APK files and reload them onto my android to accept my own SSL ca. I believe this can be achieved by simply modifying/adding xml files.

Problem: How do I configure android studio to load the many APK files onto my android. I can get it to install one APK file, but this doesn't work.
[Realme 8 Pro] StratOS_HTC:
First Lets's start : Realme 8 Pro v .41 EU GDPR version.

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When connected the phone via USB on Windows computer :

USB debugging enabled and

OEM unlocking enabled and installed original Android or Oppo drivers for ADB interface :

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And installed Minimal ADB and fastboot programs with drivers :

Enter the cmd to get feedback througth the ADB :

C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>adb devices
List of devices attached
3a8xxxxx device
C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>adb reboot fastboot
C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>

After sucessfull reboot pull out the USB connection to phone and after

poweron reconnect the USB

.

You should now be in Fastbootd Mode (Press English), that is how it should look :

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And the USB connection should be Bootloader based :

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Warning – QC USB drivers

Install Qualcomm DownLoader HS-USB Driver (QDLoader HS-USB Driver) before on the computer to get acess to QC DL mode :

Win+R type devmgmt.msc

Unplug the USB connection - Press and click the Ver 1.2 at bottom :

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And go to download mode after pressing the OK And re-connecting the USB Cable !

After pressing OK and pre installing correct driver (x86 or x64 based) on your Windows computer pull the USB cable OUT and after poweron put the USB cable – connect to phone.

Or u can use adb command via connected USB ("adb reboot edl") to enter Emergency-download mode.

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There should be a HS-USB QDL working connection on COM port specified – that is a so called EDL mode (Enhanced Download mode for QC).

It should be possible to flash via QFIL : You have after successfull avtoselection of the flash port approximately 10 s to do it … or it goes to normal boot … Or use QPST server to stop going out of the mode.

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Or in the Bootloader interference when flashing throught Realme app :

(MUST HAVE UNLOCKED BOOTLOADER !)

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For now only flashing original roms is available.

No unlocking of bootloader possible, no flashing of partialy partitions/blocks is possible.

No rooting also possible.

Flashing of updated firmware is also not possible if not listed as update !

Also guess flashing (previous version) of original roms.

All interesting files inside opf's are MD5 checked and Encrypted and pre-flash verified.

Opf's can be entracted using well known AES keys or use the python script (Oppo OFP MTK Decrypter (c) B. Kerler 2020)

Happy official re-flashing.

Hit the like button also !
[Realme 8 Pro] realme8pro:
Thank you for the summary - I've also got that far :)
[Realme 8 Pro] StratOS_HTC:
On test phone I'm close to prepare the full non verified flash.

This could lead to option od flashing modded files without pre- flash MD check.

Will post update soon.

Fingers crossed 😭
[Realme 8 Pro] realme8pro:
you're using the rom from http://www.frpbdteam.online/ gdpr version 41?
[Realme 8 Pro] HarryBoks:
I tried to follow that guide and :

a) in step "go to download mode" : Unplug the USB connection - Press and click the Ver 1.2 at bottom :

I was stuck running QFIL and having no idea where to get "Programmer" and "build" files with black screen on my phone.

After some time I power the phone with volume up + power buttons combination.

b) in the optional step " Or in the Bootloader interference when flashing throught Realme app :"

I downloaded the RMX3081_11_A.42 ROM from : http://www.frpbdteam.online/ and when tried to flash it I ended up with an error "realme flash cannot find central directory"