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[Realme GT 2 Pro] t-ryder:
Security and freedom? Wait for Pixel 7 or 7 Pro and flash Graphene OS or Calyx OS when it is released.
[Realme GT 2 Pro] ivomavrud:
Still no luck.

Tried deleting lots of partitions but does not seem to work.

fastboot delete-logical-partition product

fastboot delete-logical-partition product_a/product_b

fastboot erase system_ex

thanks
[Realme GT 2 Pro] shyzj666666:
sorry, my fault. erase will not delete the partition. did you try fastboot delete-logical-partition system-ext?
[Realme GT 2 Pro] ivomavrud:
Yes. I did. Did not help

fastboot delete-logical-partition system-ext

Deleting 'system-ext' OKAY [ 0.000s]

Finished. Total time: 0.000s

fastboot flash system system.img

Invalid sparse file format at header magic

Resizing 'system_b' FAILED (remote: 'Not enough space to resize partition')

fastboot: error: Command failed
[Realme GT 2 Pro] shyzj666666:
it should be system_ext, not a -… sorry again
[Realme GT 2 Pro] ivomavrud:
These are the steps I do:

fastboot flashing unlock

fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img

fastboot reboot fastboot

fastboot delete-logical-partition product

fastboot delete-logical-partition product_a/product_b

fastboot delete-logical-partition system-ext

fastboot flash system system.img
[Realme GT 2 Pro] ivomavrud:
fastboot delete-logical-partition system_ext

Invalid sparse file format at header magic

Resizing 'system_b' FAILED (remote: 'Not enough space to resize partition')

fastboot: error: Command failed
[Realme GT 2 Pro] ivomavrud:
I am trying CrDroid GSi and the extracted img file is 2.3 GB. Does it seem reasonable?
[Realme GT 2 Pro] ivomavrud:
Found another small IMG but this time fails with

fastboot flash system system.img

Invalid sparse file format at header magic

Sending sparse 'system' 1/10 (257011 KB) OKAY [ 5.934s]

Writing 'system' FAILED (remote: 'No such file or directory')

fastboot: error: Command failed
[Realme GT 2 Pro] criszz:
Question, if i unlock bootloader of GT 2 pro gpdr version , what is the easy way to flash Indian or Singapore version ?
[Realme GT 2 Pro] manu81cba:
what is better? export, india, singapore? all incluide spanish languaje?
[Realme GT 2 Pro] criszz:
Export is better, less blotware, no realme account, but not native call recorder.
[Motorola One Zoom (aka Pro) Questions & Answers] Copo Gold:
I'm in the same situation with an Edge X30.View attachment 5700809
[Motorola One Zoom (aka Pro) Questions & Answers] AlexisNavarro:
ES

conseguiste solución ?

EN

did you get a solution?
[Motorola One Zoom (aka Pro) Questions & Answers] techtony78:
i just had the same thing happen. i used Rescue and Smart Assistant. just Google it, its a safe software.
[Motorola One Zoom (aka Pro) Questions & Answers] Copo Gold:
Did you manage to fix it?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Jnlkt:
Hi all,

I have a new Diamond from Orange in France and have troubles using my GPS module since it isn't found in a single program.

Now from the artemis I know that there was a different version in France then in the rest and we needed an adapted version of the GPS driver. Is this the case with the Diamond too?

I actually use the duttys rc2 2.7 version ROM and tried visual gps or tomtom6 and 7 with no result. There is no way I can get them to find a gps module.

So may be some one ha a clue??

Thx.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Jnlkt:
Finally I made the GPS work with Visual GPS on the com port 4 and 9600baud but in Tomtom7 there is a satellite fix in the gps settings but on the main page it says no gps module or sometimes it says waiting for a valid signal and then goes back to no gps hardware....

Any ideas. I have tried with internal or other nmea settings and it both gets the same result.

Regards J.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] fraham:
My Diamond also not found GPS on auto detect. It needs a manual setting of the COM4 with 4800 or 9600 baud.

also to set: Start > settings > system > external GPS => programs => GPS software Port to COM4

To find the satellites it needs some times. But before the GPS program can work with the satellites it also need some times, to get the satellite datas.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Jnlkt:
Thx,

I did that alreagy, but I can only configure the program/software port since the Hardware settings are always getting back to zero...

And with these settings Tomtom7 is kinda erratic.....
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] fraham:
Ignore the hardware Port. Set the hardware port to NONE. (My device set Hardware port automatic to none)

Only the Softwareport must set to COM4. This setting works fine.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] LeoBadhan:
This worked for me too, although settings were already there, just going into the setting and saving got it going.
[Google Pixel 6] Shady282:
Hey everyone, so I was planning on getting the pixel 6 on launch day but i was disappointed with reading about the so many bugs especially that I had bugs with the pixel earbuds 2 made it useless.

I was going to jump into the apple world and get an iphone but the telecom company offered the pixel 6 at 230 CAD, which made me wonder again if it is worth paying a lot more for apple.

Also I like vanced and no ads on android.

Any advice?
[Google Pixel 6] mojorisin7178:
I would rather use a flip phone from 2001 than an I phone. Does that help any?
[Google Pixel 6] clairelara:
Just check the phone with them because the price is very low!
[Google Pixel 6] Shady282:
It is a new phone with special offer for my company.
[Google Pixel 6] Shady282:
But can you deny the fact that apps are better on ios and they use the phone camera properly, while camera on 3rd party apps on android is really bad?
[Google Pixel 6] chaimav:
I am not familiar with the bug for the buds, but most of the major bugs on the P6 have been squashed. The fingerprint reader has improved somewhat, but could definitely be better.

230 CAD converted to $180 USD which is a steal for this phone. What kinda strings are attached?
[Google Pixel 6] Shady282:
2 years plan but that's covered by the company.

I have the option to cover the cost of phone over 24 months installments but not sure which is better pay it all or over 2 years.
[Google Pixel 6] Vio281:
if its lock bootloader I woudlnt get it.
[Google Pixel 6] nutpants:
the camera is worth 300$ by it self, and the fact that there is every chance the comminty will still have updated roms in ten years is also worth the 800$ google is asking.

apple could bone you dry tommorow if they decided to shut down operations. with apple you have zero choices.
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
How much is $230 cad in US dollars?

My guess is $150 US.

To answer the question, yes that is stealing the Pixel 6 for that price.

Crapple has no customization, period..
[Google Pixel 6] DespairFactor:
For sure it is worth it, are you paying more per month on a subsidy or is it a bring it back plan?
[Google Pixel 6] Shady282:
230 is broken over 24 months.
[Google Pixel 6] DespairFactor:
That's a really good deal
[Google Pixel 6] Shady282:
How do i know if it is locked bootloader?
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
I deny all of that. Its completely wrong in every way.
[Google Pixel 6] Shady282:
Come on all iphone apps in app camera is great compared to when apps access the camera on pixel they use the camera without the processing from google to make it look better.
[Google Pixel 6] Alekos:
all (new) phones sold from official sources in Canada are bootloader unlocked, including Google Store, Carriers and Best Buy.

If you're getting it from somewhere else, check the model # (google it and you'll see if its a verizon model or)

But yes, that's an amazing price. The Pixel 6 is like $799 in CA
[Google Pixel 6] Shady282:
Ah yes then it will be unlocked, thank you a lot. Just hoping now Google's upcoming update fixes the issues.
[Google Pixel 6] Alekos:
I mean most users aren't experiencing any issues. and 12L has resolved most if not all of the bugs. and if you want to go one step further, install the new Derpfest ROM that was just released yesterday. Its nothing short of amazing.
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
I can't really tell what you're saying because your grammar is so completely wrong, but I do get the general impression that you're complaining about the camera?

1) ALL camera software receives the image data through the SAME HAL, and it is in the HAL where a lot of the image work is performed.

2) Post-processing should NOT be done during shooting. The whole point of POST processing is that its done AFTER in order to tweak the image based on what you need to get out of it.

3) Ever image I've ever received from an apple user has looked like GARBAGE.
[Google Pixel 6] Vio281:
buy from google, if you buy from a store, chances are you have to pay it off and request it to be unlock. In some cases, I dont think some retail version can be unlock like verison.
[Google Pixel 6] Vio281:
if you are serious about photography...why are you using a phone? lol

if you are not then why does it matter? most of what you have today are good enough for social media...no one is going to look at your instagram and say "ew thats a Samsung"
[Google Pixel 6] nutzcase:
Your post is a little confusing. Your english translation is a little jumbled.
[Google Pixel 6] Vio281:
buy from store = buy from a retailer like Tmobile, verizon or AT&T.

does that make sense?
[Google Pixel 6] mojorisin7178:
In don't really have any issues with my camera. And haven't with any of my pixels. And my apps mostly all behave I mean there are some apps that don't work properly but I'm am sure that it's the same for ios. So no 8 can't deny it but I also can't confirm it either. It sounds more like your opinion to me. Just like I would rather use a flip phone from 2001 than anything made by apple.... My opinion
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Nitro1max1:
Well been using my 22 Ultra for a few days now. Everything seems pretty solid, performance is good, cameras are fine. Mine does have 12gb of RAM and is the Snapdragon variant. But I noticed during gaming for even 10-15 minutes on stuff like Real Racing or Fortnite the phone is reaching Temps of 110-120°F and gets almost to hot to hold. You can also tell the CPU is throttling because the frame rate starts to drop. Anyone else notice this? Pretty disappointed actually, maybe this new SD chip isn't the greatest.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Cubel89:
As far as I know, weird things happen with the Exynos version. I have it with the Exynos version and I was planning to do some testing this weekend.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ‬1‬:
He's got Snapdragon version and have the problem with that. Not Exynos.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] AhsanU:
One of my biggest gripes about Android is the fact that notifications are often delayed. This is because Google has implemented doze - a feature which saves battery life. That's great 'n all, but I absolutely need my notifications ASAP as they're paramount to my business.

I've used the following adb command for a while now to disable doze: adb shell dumpsys deviceidle disable. I know this only works until you restart your phone, but I don't mind doing the command line once a week.

However, it looks like this command does not work for the Pixel 6 Pro. I'm not sure why, but it just doesn't. At first, I thought it may have been an Android 12 issue, but that turned out to be completely incorrect as my new S22 Ultra that's on Android 12 suffered the same delayed notifications ailment, but was remedied by the aforementioned adb command. Now my S22 Ultra gets Gmail/push notifications immediately and on time. So it might be the SoC that's to blame for some reason.

I like the Pixel 6 Pro, I really do. I enjoy Google's UI, the physical look of the phone, etc. but I cannot keep a phone that does not receive notifications on time. Is there a different adb command or a way to disable doze to get notifications on time on the Pixel 6 Pro?

And before anyone recommends it - yes I've tried not optimising Gmail, different email apps, and all the app workarounds - nothing works. Same applies for the S22 Ultra and all my previous Android phones. Only disabling doze allows for push notifications to come through on time.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as I'm not keen on keeping this S22 Ultra, but will if there's no genuine workaround for disabling Doze on the Pixel 6 Pro.

Cheers!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] asj0422:
Disabling battery optimization (long press app icon - app info - battery) essentially turns off doze for that particular app. If it's just emails/Gmail you're worried about, do that for the Gmail app. You'll theoretically get your emails on time, and the rest of your phone can zzzzzzzz in peace.

Also of note, Samsung changes a **** ton of the aosp code before using it for their OneUI ROM. It very well may be an Android 12 change than Samsung either reverted or did something else with.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] asj0422:
You won't have to hook it up to your command prompt every time you reboot, either.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] craigacgomez:
Why don't you simply disable optimisation for the apps you need instant notifications for? (Settings > Apps > [AppName] > Battery Usage > Unrestricted)
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] AhsanU:
Again, I've tried that and it simply doesn't work.

I just sent myself an email after leaving 3 of my phones down, idling for 8 minutes. The S22 Ultra and iPhone 13 Pro received the email within 5 seconds of each other, and the Pixel didn't receive anything until I turned it on and unlocked it. Battery optimisation removal is the first thing I tried and it didn't work.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] asj0422:
It's not doze then.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
If the notion actions are driven through gservices, then that is another aspect of the problem that needs to be "not optimized".

Easiest and best way to solve this kind of problem is to use better software. Fairemail will deliver instant notifications and uses a direct IMAP connection rather than routing everything through gooble.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Alekos:
I get what you're saying, but you shouldn't have to use a different app to get notifications. Gmail should work within a reasonable amount of time. It's a problem if you have to turn on your phone for a notification to appear, especially from a Google app.

Op should do a factory reset. And during Android set-up, uncheck device settings (and apps for good measure). Turn off app optimization, and test it again.

But I've seen this issue on Android phones (and iPhones), and no one has ever actually resolved the issue. It seems like it's random when the issue occurs (or doesn't).
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Lughnasadh:
I have seen one user report that the adb command to disable doze does work on the Pixel 6 Pro. Not sure how accurate that report was though.

Maybe also try adb shell dumpsys deviceidle disable whitelist + <app package name>

You may want to check what app bucket the apps you want instant notifications for are in (Developer Options>Standby Apps). If they are in either Active or Working Set you "should" be getting notifications on time. If they aren't set to one of those categories you can try changing it to Active or Working Set, although the app may just change it back.

@AhsanU
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] sagiag:
Hi

I assumed just like you that the problem is with doze .

But , after using the adb command everything works fine except Gmail.

So I replaced Gmail with other email client and now everything just fine.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] AhsanU:
It absolutely is, as disabling doze literally fixes the issue. This is not even a point of discussion.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] AhsanU:
Looks like Gmail is set as active, as is every single app I've downloaded - odd
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] MrBelter:
If this was the case then wouldn't we all be seeing the same thing? When i order something off Amazon on my PC my Pixel 6 Pro goes off at the same time the email arrives on the PC even if i have not picked my phone up for some time.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 400ixl:
There has been odd behaviour for some people with Gmail not doing notifications in push mode. Had this with my OnePlus device, but seen it reported for Google, Samsung and other devices for Android 11 and 12.

For some uninstalling the app and re-installing solved it, for others factory reset. Some could not get it to be resolved at all.

Some needed to sort the Google services app as well as Gmail.

It wasn't Doze that was causing the issue though.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Alekos:
Can you try this: Go to Settings, System, Users. Create a new user (just a brand-new google account with Fake Information (you can delete it later)). While logged into that profile, lock the phone. wait 10 mins. Then go to a different device and send an email to that new account. How long does it take for the email to come in? Turn off wifi and try it on mobile. Any difference?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bobby janow:
Did you see this thread on Reddit? Sounds familiar.

https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/t2cuuu
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] benphillipstn:
Im on lineageos pixel 3xl. Have always used the dumpsys deviceidle disable command on previous phones with success. It was the only thing that worked. Battery optimization settings were never enough. Anyway, running the command also solved the problem on my pixel 3xl running lineages. Until about 2 weeks ago. I did recently install super freezze. Uninstalling it now. Will report back if it fixes my issue.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] asj0422:
What was the solution they said worked in the comments?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] arianarian:
but i really like android system
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] amwbt:
This is an issue with the introduction of doze. I can confirm that on every single Android phone I've used since doze was introduced "think it was marshmallow, could be wrong". I have experienced this issue with all my pixel phones up to 4xl, Galaxy s21 Ultra, and OnePlus 7 Pro and 8 Pro. Executing "dumpsys deviceidle disable" via rooted device in terminal or the adb command via computer fixes the issue 100% every time. I also experience no extra battery drain. Google simply needs to get rid of doze it's no longer needed. I carry an iPhone along with my android of choice and only when device idle is disabled do I get my notifications instantly just like I do without fail on my iphone. It's very depressing to have to jump through hoops to get important instant notifications on an Android phone.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
If I were to guess, all your notifications go through gooble, right? Software that gets notified directly doesn't have the doze problem because those programs can be selectively granted unrestricted battery access.

But the goog notifications problem is that there are a bunch of separate parts that it has to feed through, and while they do force some of it unrestricted, it seems that the unrestricted state misses some important component.

The ultimate solution, therefore, is to wean yourself off of goog.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] amwbt:
No sir. It's not all Google apps. Happens to MyQ app which tells me when my garage door opens and closes. Facebook Messenger, discord, Verizon messages Plus. There are others I just can't remember them off the top of my head.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] amwbt:
A lot of these notifications I won't get unless I unlock my screen. Or I plug it into a charger. This is directly due to the device idle, I have tested everything over my career with Android and it is simply linked to device idle you will not convince me otherwise. I've been using Android since Android was developed.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] amwbt:
The only app that always comes through directly and instantly every time even if I haven't used my phone in 10 plus minutes is the Google messaging app. Everything else has been delayed 5 10 20 minutes and then sometimes not even tell like I said I unlocked my phone or I plug it into a charger.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
I didn't say "google apps" I said software that USES gooble for transferring notifications.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
Because despite the name, it doesn't use gooble to send the notification. Its direct SMS.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] amwbt:
Not all the apps use Google. I know what you are saying.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
The ones that DO NOT use gooble will work 100%, as long as you unrestrict (disable doze) it. And if that's not the case, then despite your belief, they're using gooble.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] amwbt:
Even if that were the case that's still stupid because there's so many apps out there that have to use Google's software I mean it's Google, Android is Google so they just need to fix it. Not all the apps that I use connect through Google for notifications.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
Not correct, Android is NOT GOOBLE. Android is AOSP. Gooble is closed source crap that gets mixed into Android.

How do you know if something connects through or not?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] amwbt:
Like I said, wether it is or not. It's a problem that Google needs to fix. I don't know how you use your phone, but you can't simply stop using apps that connect through Google when almost everything you use connects through Google if you need automated home items that use Google home. Plus all kinds of other apps. We're talking about Android devices that the public use not people like you that may run asop or custom roms. It's something that Google can fix, and they need to fix it. That's simply all I'm saying and disabling device idle fixes that problem for me for every app that I need it too and will help the majority of the public that use these phones and want to use the apps that they want to use, even if they so happen to be Google apps.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] 96carboard:
I honestly couldn't care less what "other people" use. Nor do I care if they fix whatever stupid problem there is that is making notifications not work correctly.

In fact, I'd go so far as to say that in the long run it would be a LOT BETTER if they KEPT it nice and broken, because that will prompt software developers not to rely on their broken services to deliver messages to users.

I do NOT have any of their closed binary components installed. I do NOT use anything that sends notifications via their services. I absolutely refuse to have them monitoring traffic to and from my devices. I *have* written my own push notifications service for some things that I use.

I firmly believe that the best way forward for everyone (except those trying to make a profit out of spying on people) is to ensure that there is no reliance on any closed source software components.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] amwbt:
Hey man I understand exactly what you're saying. I don't like it either, but I'm not in the same wavelength as you are as far as how to use android. I can install custom roms root devices and all that stuff but I don't go that far into it I just need a device that works and delivers notifications when I need them. But I commend you for everything you just said because that would be great.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] RetroTech07:
Try running this command to disable doze and see if it helps you:

adb shell dumpsys deviceidle disable

You can also try to whitelist one app to see if notifications come through normally...

adb shell dumpsys deviceidle whitelist +<package name>

I hope this helps.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] remoh:
If you have root get DozeOff from F-Droid, it does (only) this automatically on reboot.

Im my case, with MIUI, the ONLY way to get Notifications from Gmail working without unlock. All other apps get notifications without problems. Disabling Battery optimization for gmail does not help.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] kmkzboi:
My network data can connect to 4g so phone calls and MMS, but the symbol shows no data, yet when I load webpages there is data transmitting. When on wifi the symbol changes to service data enabled, it seems to have glitched when off wifi. Have done hard reset of mobile data, used another Sim and my Sim works fine in other phones, only this Sim in my phone (some sort of Sim setting error?) How can I reset this? There is no data limits on the Sim, but it seems like it's incorrectly set, running pixelexperience