yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] noob_developerdfd:
No not completely. If you read the posts, you can actually check if it is supported for cattail or not.

I tried flashing crDroid, AcientOS, KomodoOS and those worked perfectly. But, I did get my device hard bricked by flashing ArrowOS, so it would be better if you skip that one
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] atif_razi:
Bro can you share the links for the roms you have mentioned above??

Or are these GSIs ?
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] atif_razi:
I have Redmi 9 cattail.

I did a treble check for the purpose of installing GSI...on two apps.

And it shows :

arm 32bit

Binder 64bit

But the system partition shows A only on one app and A/B on other app.

which partition should i go through.

Screenshots:View attachment 5806729

View attachment 5806731

Or can anyone suggest me any perfectly working Android 11 or 12 Custom ROM or GSI for Redmi 9 cattail.

GSI List :

Generic System Image (GSI) list

Notes about tinkering with Android Project Treble. Contribute to phhusson/treble_experimentations development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] simplydroiding:
why is this posted in this forum while on the download page it specifically notes not to flash for it?
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] noob_developerdfd:
Those are roms, not GSIs.

Here are the links of the roms that I have tried:

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-12-1-of...dated-22-04-2022.4358313/page-4#post-87940949

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-11-unof...a-9c-9-activ-garden-updated-17-02-22.4374533/

[ROM][UNOFFICIAL][11.0] LineageOS 18.1 Unified for Redmi 9A/9C/9 Activ [garden]

LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 11, which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device. LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra...

xdaforums.com

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-12-unof...-for-redmi-9a-9c-9-activ-garden-aosp.4407989/

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-11-0-12...ified-for-redmi-9a-9c-9-activ-garden.4389031/

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-11-0-un...v5-2-unified-for-redmi-9a-9c-9-activ.4358299/
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] Zerbrechl1ch:
my phone won't boot anymore. i flashed this rom using orange fox and now i'm stuck with a black screen. no way to enter fastboot, no way to enter recovery. anyone knows a fix?

EDIT:

i found a way to fix it. you basically need a mtk bypass tool and libusb. when you got both you have to install libusb and press and hold vol+ button and connect the phone at the same time. in configuration of libusb you have to be fast as your redmi will disconnect very fast. check if one of the devices fits ids with the mediatek com port on device manager. if you found it you click on it and install libusb for it. now you unplug the phone go into the mtk bypass tool choose the mediatek 6765 and click bypass. now you have to press and hold vol+ and connect it again. now it should do some stuff. after that the phone won't disconnect from your pc after around 10 seconds. this is great as we can use the mtk sp flashtool now. you would need to download your firmware and if you downloaded it you have to unpack it. now open up sp flash tool and pick the MT6765_Android_scatter.txt file for the scatter-loading file tab. it will now load a bit and after that you would have to make sure it is in download only mode, if so you can now click on the green download button. after it flashed all the files succesfully your phone will reboot and you should be on miui with a unlocked bootloader. Now you are able to flash a custom recovery and flash any rom EXCEPT this one cause i know you don't want to experience the same issue again.

I hope i was able to help. have a great day
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] Zerbrechl1ch:
i found a way to fix it. you basically need a mtk bypass tool and libusb. when you got both you have to install libusb and press and hold vol+ button and connect the phone at the same time. in configuration of libusb you have to be fast as your redmi will disconnect very fast. check if one of the devices fits ids with the mediatek com port on device manager. if you found it you click on it and install libusb for it. now you unplug the phone go into the mtk bypass tool choose the mediatek 6765 and click bypass. now you have to press and hold vol+ and connect it again. now it should do some stuff. after that the phone won't disconnect from your pc after around 10 seconds. this is great as we can use the mtk sp flashtool now. you would need to download your firmware and if you downloaded it you have to unpack it. now open up sp flash tool and pick the MT6765_Android_scatter.txt file for the scatter-loading file tab. it will now load a bit and after that you would have to make sure it is in download only mode, if so you can now click on the green download button. after it flashed all the files succesfully your phone will reboot and you should be on miui with a unlocked bootloader. Now you are able to flash a custom recovery and flash any rom EXCEPT this one cause i know you don't want to experience the same issue again.

I hope i was able to help. have a great day
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] MAOQ:
Hi all. I wonder why they write a different device name in the Google account on Nusantara?

Well, Pixel 2, XL is understandable, but there is another device. If you log out of this device, you log out of your Google account. :(

Can I find out where Google gets this information from, or rather the second device name?
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] Dheni04:
I installed this ROM on the Miui 12.5.3 Indo Angelica base ROM and it failed, and I tried flashing the Miui 12.0.10 ROM and it resulted in my cellphone becoming completely dead. Can anyone help me on how to downgrade it?
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] ShadowMarter:
The download link doesn't work anymore.
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] Oswald Boelcke:
Hello and good afternoon, @ilserik

I've removed the links to 4 pda in your quoted post! 4pda is not only another phone related website (and not at all affiliated with xda-developers) but also well known for the distribution of malware and warez. Links or references to 4pda are not accepted on XDA at all.

XDA Forum Rules (excerpt):

Please refrain from sharing any references to that website in future.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Regards

Oswald Boelcke

Senior Moderator
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] TheFlomax:
You say that this ROM is compatible with the Redmi 9C but on the ROM download site it says in the notes "Don't flash this at 9/Active, 9C, etc", why?
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] Nizk:
I don't think this rom is compatible with Redmi 9A, at least it doesn't work for me. The dude above said the same thing to the Redmi 9C.

Tried this rom on my 2GB Redmi 9A, flashed Vendor and Firmware, flashed ROM, totally bricked my phone, I would say it was a hard brick. BROM mode wasn't accessible as well.

Disconnected the battery and reconnected it, BROM mode is now accessible (mtkclient), now I can do whatever I want. Will update later.
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] Kyria Crown:
I can't install any Custom ROM's to my 9C including this one, OrangeFox gives me "error 1". What am I supposed to do?
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] sangambhandari00:
Is there way to get to the Indonesian community? A link could be useful
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] vashta:
This...

I'm also hesitate to download after read the description on the sites.

I'm using Redmi 9C, is there anyone using this rom for redmi 9c and succeded?
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] Kyria Crown:
https://nusantararom.org/en/device/angelica/ Flash this instead.

I tried any ROMs and none of them flashed properly and always failed with either "error 1" or "error 7".
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] vashta:
Thx mate, but not needed anymore.

For the past week, been tried this and that with multiple guide. Got a brick along the way also, But now finally solve it, and know what to do with this phone. LoL.

This redmi 9c is not my primary phone, so i have time to mess with this phone :D.

Anyway, For error 1, i've got solution that work for me. You could tried it if you want.

Solution is simple, you just need remove couple first line in your cusrom's updater script file.

Open your cusrom.zip file, It's located in "META-INF/com/google/android/updater-script"

Just deleted line everything before "ui_print("Target: bla bla bla", so the updater script should start with the line "ui_print bla bla bla.." *I edited on pc using notepad
[Redmi 9C ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] Kyria Crown:
I also did the same thing as you and yet still getting error 1. I guess I'll have to use the stock ROM until I get a new phone.
[General Questions and Answers] remao:
galaxy s4 mini GTI9195 got creazy(

Some how after installing s360 cleaner and 2fa authenticaror galaxy

started asking for a PIN !

and ofcourse I dont know it, or dont remember it(

So, may I ask for youre help guys

I need that phone to be unloked

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] Shplad:
Sorry if this is not in the right subforum, but there's no forum for the X Venture, and I didn't

know where else to post.

I have an X Venture and I'm using it on Koodo in Canada. I can't get the USB tethering

and WiFi hotspot features to work. When I try, I get an authentication error.

Koodo support told me that there are no restrictions on my plan and that tethering

and hotspot functions are allowed with no problems.

Is there something I can do to get this to work on Koodo? If so, do I have to root

the phone to do it?
[General Questions and Answers] Shplad:
For anyone wanting answers, it turned out that this was a software lock in Android. I don't know if AT&T put it there, but you can find unlock info. here:

This method worked for me.

tl:dr

The solution was to change the value of the tether_entitlement_check_state value in the Android settings database.

Download/install the SetEdit (Settings Database Editor) app available on the Google Play Store.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=by4a.setedit22&hl=en_US&

Run the SetEdit app.

Select "This Device" from the the left dropdown.

Select "System Table" from the right dropdown.

Find and select the "tether_entitlement_check_state" entry.

Click "Edit Value".

Change the value to -1.

Click "Save Changes".

Apparently, this works for many other phone models as well.

I hope this helps someone.

Best wishes.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] Ryplok:
Radio 1.59.42.15 seems to play havoc with Destinator

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After upgrading a Polaris to the most recent HTC Official WM6.1 ROM (Portuguese) I started having problems with Destinator 7.

The device detects the GPS signal and then loses it every 20 seconds or so. If you go back to the GPS settings in Destinator, you see that the GPS Antenna is OK, with 7 or satellites, and then you go back to the map and it works for a while (another 20s) before it loses GPS signal again.

I tested this on 3 HTC Cruise and it is always the same.

I tried upgrading the radio but that didnt work because Radio 1.64.xx.xx doesnt seem to work on this ROM (no sound on calls, poor GSM/3G reception).

I also tried Radio 1.58.21.23, and that still gives me problems with GSM/3G.

Here is the info on the HTC ROM

R 1.59.42.15

G 25.69.30.05H

D 3.13.00.00

Has anyone been through this and found a way out?

Thanks

Andre
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] Jon.StatiK:
I've been on Havoc for a long time now and dont really keep up with what's going on that often. Can someone give me a run down on how I could and if I should upgrade firmware. Then, how to go about upgrading to a new updated rom? I'm sure there are install procedures per rom but I'm more interested if updating the firmware will reset my device, etc.

Also, A12. Worth it for now? Magisk support and V4A?

Thanks!
[Sony Xperia 1 III] marcus01432:
I love the phone concept and phone elements of the Sony phones: the wrist strap, the real camera, the micro-card memory, the screen, the size, the build, blah blah blah. The battery life and heating issues are fatal flaws. Screen brightness is probably a flaw for me here in Indonesia. I lived with a Sony travel camera for a few years where I learned to accurately estimate what I was shooting, because I couldn't see the shot on the screen in the sunlight. When Sony solves battery life, heating, and screen brightness... count me in.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Evil_Sephiroth:
I could agree partially on battery life and heating.

I have none of those issue or at least they are not fatal to me.

I end the day around 20% battery with 6 hour screen on time (and playing some CPU/GPU intensive game) and i have no overheating issue. I feel more heat only when charging during play with the option to bypass battery when you play and charge.

the sunlight issue is a common issue, and it can't be solved. Even pretty much every pro Reflex and mirrorless have visibility issue of the display if you use it in sunlight.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] marcus01432:
Thanks for the intelligent reply. I am encouraged to continue with your response. I am quite exacting in my needs this purchase. On the other hand, is it too much to ask of 1 phone? I don't game and am very careful to manage battery draining apps. But I do want to be able to spend time long periods on Goofle maps for nav, 40 K bike trips, video & photo, and WhatsApp for communication in Bali without carrying 2 phones and lots of gear with me . I also listen extensively to classical music concerts that I collect. I'll take a look at the phones in Singapore in Jan-Feb but I do want to be able to see what I am shooting on the camera / video apps. I do have a predisposition for the Sony as I must say though, poor battery life and over heating is boring. Do the engineers real life test the pre-production builds? The other thing is that time is on my side. I would expect large sensors be a big part of 2022 offerings. I temper that grass is greener 2022 thought though. I don't care for the processed photo/video looks of other manufacturers.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] hotcakes_shinku:
If they managed to solve all those with a perceptible increase in the already hard to swallow price, will you still go for it?

The heat is all Qualcomms fault. The only thing Sony can do is install a more effective heatsink, at the cost of higher price and thicker body. it is well know that Qualcomm is not caring about heat management at all in the last few generations of their socs and this wont change anytime soon seeing they have an effective monopoly. You simply have no other choice if you want a soc for a flagship camera phone.

The screen is hard to say. The only way to fix this is that they should stop using their 4k screens. I believe the main issue is that this is a very small niche. There are some people that maybe can enjoy such a high dpi screen to its fullest. Because they are the only brand buying up supplies of such small 4k screens, they can't really pour in that much money into RnD to their screen supplier. They have to take whatever their supplier offers them. The supplier will demand alot more RnD money compared to other screens, seeing that once they invest time and money into improving their tech further, in the end the only customer is Sony, they have to recoup all their costs somehow.

Losing their 4k screen however loses their niche market attraction, which is what Sony is riding on now. I doubt they'd abandon it and just slowly accept whatever minor improvements they get from newer 4k screens, if they get any. Without catering to this niche, why would you buy a Sony?

Lastly, the battery life. This is mainly tied to Sonys choice of 4k screen. And I'm not just talking about the resolution or the fact it only runs a fixed 120hz. Im talking about the overall power consumption of the entire screen system. There are many other components that make up a screen, contributing to its power consumption. As mentioned above, without pouring more money into RnD to improve power consumption of the screen, Sony is stuck with whatever they are supplied with.

All this can of course be remedied faster with money. Are you willing to pay for an even more bigger price increase when such an improved phone comes? So many of Sonys advantages mentioned above, you notice they are not available on nearly all other flagship phones. Being a niche, means they have less power to dictate the prices of those components. The other option is to drop all those Sony niceties you mentioned, which will give more RnD money, more chassis space for a bigger battery and better cooling, as well as getting better power efficient components that are mass produced to perfection.

edit:

I for one, will still buy a Sony phone when the time comes even though those same disadvantages are there. They are not fatal. It is something we deal with. I rather deal with those and keep all the nice things Sony still have on their phones, rather than deal with the lack of those things on other phones, which for me is a real deal breaker.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] marcus01432:
Thanks for the very detailed and intelligent comments. Chips: Yah, SDragon deosn't give a rat's ass about heat generation. Let's see if Sony responds in coming iterations with a heat sink and if SDragon can breath less fire. But, didn't Apple, Goofle, and reportedly other phone makers design their own chips. Certainly Apple has killed it with their new chips. Goofle I think is demonstrating that less power and performance are possible with some of their recent and phones.

Niche phone: Yes it is. And they are assembling components like many other makers. I don't know their unit numbers, but the numbers probably break fractions below 1%.

Fatal: OK. Not fatal. You have a point and all the comments have been moving me that way. So I have taken the moved Sony off the fatal list and back to the living choices. I probably won't get to the Sony store in Singapore until late January or early February. And who knows with the pandemic travel rule changes. Maybe Sony will put out another iteration to really confuse me! Best. Thanks again.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Evil_Sephiroth:
Same here. I really don't want photo processing made by the camera application. The less processing made before saving the photo the better. I usually take photo with manual with only RAW file when photo quality matter. I use basic/auto with jpeg only when i have to photograph documents or other stuff for work.

Btw yeah, this SD with the 4k display are an issue when using phone a lot. I was used to keep BT and GPS off when not using it but i imagine that if someone use a lot gmaps that's a problem. screen always on plus GPS could kill your battery juice very fast.

Real life test? NOPE, never. That's the same of MPG or KPL on cars. I NEVER, and i say NEVER drived a car that is coherent with carmakers declaration XD

Same for phones. Probably they all think that people use phones something like 2 hours per day XD
[Sony Xperia 1 III] marcus01432:
Hahaha... I carefully learned to restrict applications unless I am using the app on the first 3 Goofle phones I owned. I don't think those phones had any battery at all. That brings us to the big takeaway here. Xperia gives us many legacy items that never should have been taken away: the. 3.5 audio jack, micro catd memory, audiophile listening camera button.... Why not a replaceable battery in the next iteration?
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Evil_Sephiroth:
replaceable battery are TOP, but with all the "new" recent features like water resistant, wireless charging and aluminium/glass body it's a problem.

A removable rear could lead to lot of problem for normal user in opening the device to change battery, the same go for removing the display to access the battery, too many possibility to tear the flat cables.

Another issue is that people want slim phones and a removable battery, even if a little could lead phones to be a little thicker.

I will exchange a little more thickness with a swappable battery anytime, but that's just me.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] marcus01432:
Jesu Krikey. You are an engineer's worst nightmare. Don't over think this. You obviously never had a phone with a removable battery.

You peel the back off and chuck the live charged replacement cells in for the dead ones then put the back on again. Then we can make money selling waterproof cases for the stupid phone and a charging case. It's a slam dunk. We can also sell crap replacement batteries so the punters have to keep ordering more. I already made up at leat 2 new businesses. Like I say, "slam dunk." Shouldn't we talk to marketing about this?
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Evil_Sephiroth:
Ahahahahah i work in the repair business for computer and phones as an ACIT and ACMT certified technician for Apple now and before for Dell. When off work i just make the same work for friends and people willing to pay a little less, and that's why i'm overthinking about this (Brain burned from disambly and assembly hardware all day from 18 to 34 year right now.

Mmmmh i think that some (Famous) company already arrived before you on crap replacement to earn more Ahahahahhaha
[Sony Xperia 1 III] marcus01432:
All this tech stuff needs a Saturday Night Live subsidiary. We take it all too too seriously. And the companies take our money too easily. Going to sleep here in Bali. We're all ways at least 13 hours ahead of you punters. Stay in touch. Best.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Deleted member 1755208:
hi everyone,

i need to know about mobile signal and downloads, using 4g or 5g please

as we know sony xperia 1 ii had lots of mobile signal issue

thanks
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Evil_Sephiroth:
In Italy no signal problem with the main operator under 4G. 5G lack signal coverage in lot of area then i can't help you on that
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Deleted member 1755208:
thank you my friend
[Sony Xperia 1 III] decomposed:
True all you have said.

Sadly, sony is not interested in solving the problems. Same problems are with xperias since years and I can tell you they did literally NOTHING to fix it. Poor screen brightness and battery life is something Sony is known for in mobile industry. They also decided to cut the costs on software hence removed almost all the apps we loved.

Nowadays not that much is still "xperia". It's rather chinese random device with ugly stock Android and "sony" name glued to it.

They still are not able to add 21:9 mode in pictures which is their screen sie lol! So you have to take shots with huge black bars on the left and right. That's really stupid...

Brightness there were rumors mark 3 will be 1300nits brightness. Ended with little over 600 :D that is one of the worst results in industry.

If you add huge price all together will result in sales and tell you where sony is positioned in global market share. I think it is 0.2%?

Not all is bad with these devices but for sure there are better options. Especially in software. It degrade each year more and more.

In past they copied new iteration of Android from google to their flagship device in December, before year end. And this year where is it? December ending and there's no any word on it ...
[Sony Xperia 1 III] decomposed:
3.5 audio? I tried to use it with older sony headphones that has jack a d it does not work at all. Stating "device not compatible". Why? Because new mark 3 degraded audio jack and it no longer supports noise cancelling hence any headphones that has additional pin for noise cancelling will not work... Hence it's useless. You can throw away all your noise cancelling jack headphones into garbage.

All of this thank's to sony!