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[Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus] coolpixs4:
Why do you change CSC from XXV to ILO ? what are the benefits ?

I have same model SM-906E XXV/XXV

Does it allow showing "EOM Unlock" option in Developer mode for BL unlock?

(OXM) firmware => Multi-CSC

CSC country code listed: https://fixyourandroid.com/how-to/samsung-csc-codes/
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus] DubelBoom:
I bought my phone in Vietnam, but live in Israel and preferred to have my local CSC. I don't know if I could use VoLTE or WiFi Calling without changing it.

And yes OEM Unlock is an option for me under Developer Options.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus] mohitgalaxy3:
Since different people are asking different questions, let me post what I know and can help you.

1. You are trying to change CSC from A to B which belongs to same model, can be easily done using SamFW tool or you can also try Samsung shell exploit from S22 forums.

2. U to U1 can be cross flashed using patched odin, which will change csc too.

3. If you are trying to do cross flashing means your model no doesn't match the model no of CSC you want to have like XAA to INS then sorry it's not possible.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus] mmubin:
U and U1 isn't matching model. So how can you change csc as you said to point 3?

Cab I change mine to U1 xaa? Mine is 906u/ds.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus] Hamid Chikh:
What is unlocked csc for S901U please ? Mine in I Verizon and i want to flash unbranded
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus] ZOS_ZDOWS:
it is not gonna work you can't flash other device names

Try using the samfw frp tool>ChangeCSC
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] sazerty:
Hi all,

Do you think that is possible to get the local time of the city on the weather screen ?

Cu
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] anhydrous:
good idea... was thinking of that too...
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] sazerty:
Nobody has any idea?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Phantisy:
Why not just add or subtract the hours from your local time on the home screen? Or open google and get the time from that? Or are you one of those people who changes locations to see what the weather is in 50 different places in a weeks time?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] sazerty:
Because it ll be more easy :)

i've got a lot of fammily, friends and work relation in foreign country and why not use a prety interface like weather to add country and get the local time directly without calculate and search each time how to add or substract...

Nobody has any idea?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] sazerty:
It's present on the weather of the HD :

do you think that is possible to run this version on the TP ?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] caeci11ius:
Doubt it, the reason they've got space is the extra 160 vertical pixels...
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] cparkhorn:
This would be great

This would be awesome on my Fuze. Any way to tweak and get time on our handset, would only take 1 line. Data's obviously available easily from same download.

http://www.sbsh.net/product.php?id=41

Here's a free, really good clock I've used on my phone. I travel globally for sales, and having quick times for the locations I'm going to or calling is key. One of the best apps I've ever found.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Questions & Answers] spazoid:
I've been battling with this for well over a year and finally broke down to post on xda because I cannot figure it out for the life of me.

Most of my notifications are delayed, sometimes by an hour. They only seem to push through when I turn my screen on or am actively using the phone.

I have tried to toggle every battery saver setting, data setting and permission possible with no positive result. I feel like I'm missing something.

I've reset the phone, soft and hard.

Cleared caches, ran only that app on the phone ...I'm ripping my hair out here.

Biggest offender is the "MyQ" notifications. It will tell me an hour later that my garage door closed or opened.

Gmail is another one.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Questions & Answers] pooyab:
I'm having the same problem on Note 20 5G with Gmail. It's not just delayed, but doesn't show at all! unless I open the app and refresh it. Every possible tricks that more or less have been working for me on other Samsung phones (clearing data, cache, downgrading apps, unrestricting battery usage, data usage...) fails here. It just doesn't wants to refresh and sync in background or show any notifications at all.

You can try posting on Samsung community, so some "support admin" copy and paste "factory reset guide", mark it as "solved" and ask you not to send repeated posts.
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] AllCatsAreBeautiful:
I have a A52 5g and a tab S7+ wifi, that are both remotely controled and monitored, and serve as gateway to my home network and basicaly every device connected to it. I noticed it at first and mew NOTHING related to this, didnt even know what open source was. Since then i have come to understand that, somehow, my phone seems to run a custom version of android, my guess is, built from AOSP and designed to disguise itself as oem samsung ui, but in background enables remote access and total takeover of every function. I have discovered, using total commander, that storage has been partitioned in 2 separate locations, and that one folder in there is called root system file, and filled with data/apk/installkits/etc.. this has me asking for help in 2 specific questions:

Am i holding a rooted device or is there another possibility that creates this situation? I was convinced its rooted untill i read here that root prevents from using samsung pass, secure folder etc.. and those seem to work on mine(or is it a version of those apps?) If its indeed rooted, will it wype everything if i flash it with the stock rom? And should i trust a small cell repair store to do that or learn how to do it myself?

2: i have bought 3 brand new phones since august, and made sure not to use my usual accounts, no use backups, not even set it up near my home wifi, and it almost instantly started self installing harmful software in background. I see no other way for it to link itself to be owned by me at initial setup, but for the sim card, new of course, but with my usual phone number and service transfered to it. Is that enough to make a breach and compromise a new device? If so, what would be different after fpashing the stock rom, if everything reinstalls itself? Do i need to change my number? Change cellular service provider even? I know its an unusual request but im a fast learner, i have compiled lots of technical info on specific apps, ip's, servers, build id numbers etc.. that i know would make more sense to anyone more qualified than me, and i am about ready to try and wype/flash the thing myself, i just would feel better with a little help since i have gone this far pretty much alone, since no service provider or manifacturer actualy feels like this is their problem to solve....
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Marvin.the.Martian:
Here you can download firmware for your phone and flash with Odin, which you can also download at the bottom of the page, there are instructions on how to do it also.

Make sure to download correct firmware for exact device you have. There are few different A52 5G models.. SM-A526B, SM-A526U, SM-A5260, SM-A526U1, SM-A526W.

You will lose all data after flashing new firmware. After this your phone will be like brand new from Samsung..
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] richhaynes:
If your device is rooted then that means your warranty is void and manufacturers and carriers are under no obligation to help you.

I'm trying to understand your situation but its so conflicting I don't know where to begin.

For example, you say your device runs a custom AOSP with a Samsung UI. Thats exactly how it actually works. Samsung take the AOSP, customise it with their own functionality, then overlay their own skin as the UI. Theres absolutely nothing unusual about that.

I'm conflicted as to whether your rooted or not. If the manufacturer or carrier has physically seen the device and won't repair it then that would suggest your definitely rooted. If you spoke to them virtually and told them your rooted then they will use it as an excuse whether you're truly rooted or not. The partitions you mention could be the internal storage and an sd card which can be seen non-rooted. I dont know what you mean when you mention a "root system file". Is it an actual folder called "root" or is the app you're using just telling you that you've reached the "root" of the filesystem? I can't quite work out what you mean. You also say Knox-powered apps still work which just adds to the confusion.

You stated you have had 3 new devices and they all self-installed harmful software. To get one device compromised is possible. To get three compromised means your either a high profile government target (which I doubt because they wouldn't be so sloppy as this) or your doing something to compromise your own devices such as continuously visiting dodgy websites.

Flashing will fix things but so would having a new device. The only common denominator is you so either you're doing something wrong or you truly are a government target in which case I wish you good luck!
[Redmi Note 8 Accessories] 0nbot:
Can anyone suggest me a best screen protector for redmi note 8 aka ginkgo?
[Redmi Note 8 Accessories] hmd_msrf_k:
There is no good Screen protectors nowadays in online. I tried to find good one, but all are worst or second quality. Better check in local shop and apply one which suits you
[General Topics] EVOIXGSR:
please delete, found answer.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] selxoz:
Hi everyone,

Couple of days ago my phone had lost connection to the cellular network on both sims. Just says no service. Tried resetting it to the factory settings and also resetting the connection but to no avail.

Tested the sim cards and both work fine in other phones.

Does anyone have any idea how to fix it?

Contacted Xiaomi but they were less than useless. Kept referring me to how to troubleshoot WIFI connectivity problems although this is not a WIFI issue.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] Laptapper:
Which ROM, rooted?
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] selxoz:
MIUI 13.0.3 Not rooted
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] Laptapper:
Flashed via update or manually via twrp?

I mean if all from factory I would suggest to change it or repair it in store guarantee....
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] selxoz:
Yes via official update. I was hoping for a quick fix but I guess will have to do the warranty return.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] farhanshaikh671:
can you still see your IMEI number? If somehow efs partition got corrupted, you'll lose your imei and hence cannot use cellular networks.

Just claim the warranty, it's easier.
[Linux] karandpr:
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[Linux] PhotonIce:
How have I never thought about that
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] kingshade:
My phone is having some sensitivity issue. When laying flat on surface or sometimes holding my phone with one hand, the screen will have intermittent touch.

E.g. unable to scroll the page instead it will click to the screen. Is there a way to increase the touch distributor sensitivity like Samsung phone? Or it is a hardware issue? Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S21 FE] Hot-Proton:
I get a branding S21 FE and i will flash Europe EUX but how and what need?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 FE] Ing.King:
Samkey
[Samsung Galaxy S21 FE] Hot-Proton:
Whene change csc i lost warrenty?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 FE] Ing.King:
Nope
[Samsung Galaxy S21 FE] Hot-Proton:
are you sure? I live in Europe and here rules are very strict about warranty.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 FE] Ing.King:
Sure :) middle eu
[Samsung Galaxy S21 FE] Hot-Proton:
Ok thx.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] dmirab:
to install this theme to my htc diamond? i feel so stupid but i can't understand whr to find this skin for the vga screen. now my tf3d has the black theme

http://img243.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screen004cq4rj1.png
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Kraize:
You can't. It's qvga. It's Manilla2D.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] lhedb:
hello, tried to install

LineageOS 18.1​

LineageOS 19.0​

bother ae to large to allow OPEN Gapps PICO to also be installed

i was able to get it to fit with

LineageOS 16.0 + open gapps pico​

with LineageOS 18.1 it was about 15mb short of space. any ideas how to get around this? and upgrade to 18 nor 19. thanks
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] PhotonIce:
It doesn't even fit pico?? 💀💀

Flash the rom, then in twrp go to wipe/format, then go to advanced and select your system partition, then select advanced on that and click resize file system.

If it still won't work and you absolutely NEED lineage 18 or 19, then i guess you could try installing 16+gapps, then dirty flash 17 on top of that, then dirty flash 18, then 19.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] lhedb:
thanks, but i already tried all that many times. as explained once both are side loaded its short 15mb

is there is any way to skink LineageOS 18.1 or 19 a little ?

when you say dirty flash can you explain more? thanks
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] PhotonIce:
Dirty flash means to flash a newer version ontop of an old one, without wiping. Though, that will not work in your situation, my bad.

I guess you could try looking for a rom which takes up less space than lineage, there are many out there.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] lhedb:
thanks, but cant find many that support the samsung galaxy 8.0 note tab n5110

i also have little experience to know which roms to trust and what's out there
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] PhotonIce:
use litegapps lite:

Download

Official download page of all LiteGapps products.

litegapps.github.io

Use arm x32, as you have an armv7 processor. select the correct android version, and download the lite package. Then flash via twrp.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] lhedb:
thanks

i have linageos 16 installed right now

this is the first time i have tried this, could you tell me what is the best way to upgrade now that i have setup the device with all my apps and stuff?

does the twrp backup fully backup everything, how does it work?

if i backup and install linage 19 with litegapps will it restore ok?

are the backup version specific? or rom specific? or device specific?

if for example my device dies can the backup restore to a different device?

thanks
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] PhotonIce:
The best way to upgrade would be to make a full twrp backup, just in case things go sideways, then dirty flash lineage os in the order of android versions. So if you have lineage 16 installed, then flash 17, reboot your device, then flash 18, then reboot, then flash 19 - only wipe cache and dalvik cache between installs, and do not flash gapps. Here's the problem, however. You already mentioned in your first post that lineage 18 and 19 were too big to install with opengapps pico, which means that if you dirty flash and upgrade till 18 or 19, it just wont work as there wont be enough space. Although, this is just a logical assumption, it is also fully possbile that it does work, and you get to use your device. If things go wrong, just restore the TWRP backup.

When making your TWRP backup, select all the checkboxes. This will make a complete backup of your device. It will include your entire android system, your settings, apps and data in internal storage, literally EVERYTHING.

It does work like that. The data partition contains all your settings etc, it won't be compatible with lineage 19, and it wont work as opengapps is installed to it. So no, it won't restore ok, don't even bother trying that.

The backup can be restored at any time using twrp. Just as custom roms are device specific, the twrp backup will also be device specific. This means that it will only boot if you restore it to a device with the same model number as yours, whether that be your own tablet, or someone else's.

My recommendation is that you wipe System+Data+Cache+Dalvik, then flash lineage 19, then flash litegapps lite. This will be a clean install, it will help you avoid bugs, and it is probably the best, if not only, way (in your situation). Your photos and videos etc will not be wiped, but you will lose your settings and installed apps.

If, for example, it does not install (due to space issues) or you do not like lineage 19, then you can always restore your backup.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] lhedb:
thanks for the info,

im just unclear on the backup specifics

did you say the backup wont work if i have gapps? or only if i change versions?

i installed 16 from

Downloads for : Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) | AndroidFileHost.com | Download GApps, Roms, Kernels, Themes, Firmware and more. Free file hosting for all Android developers.

Download GApps, Roms, Kernels, Themes, Firmware, and more. Free file hosting for all Android developers.

androidfilehost.com

but there is no 17

does that mean i cant flash 18.1 or 19?

and if i have 16 with gapps pico, does that mean it cant upgrade? as i need to flash both packages?

most importantly, if i back up linos16 with gapps pico. does that mean i am stuck with that install type.

will other linage roms work. or only the same coder version?

if i wanted to upgrade to linos19 and litegapps is there any way to keep my current data and apps setup.

thanks again
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] PhotonIce:
First things first, before messing with anything, take a TWRP backup (all partitions) onto prefferably an sd card.

Ok, so if you want to try and keep your data and move to lineage 19, then just download 19, boot into twrp, click install, select lineage 19 zip and flash it. Then reboot. If your device boots into lineage 19, then all's good and well, though you may experience some bugs. It is also possible that your device will begin to bootloop, or it just wont install (due to space errors). In this case, you can either restore your lineage 16 backup and stick with that, or you can wipe system+cache+data_dalvik, then flash lineage 19+litegapps lite.

If you have any gapps installed, then when you upgrade by flashign a newer version of android onto the old one, you shouldnt flash new gapps, else it will bootloop. So no, you cant upgrade from lineage 16 opengapps pico to lienage 19 litegapps lite, you can try following my instructions from the first paragraph, which will help you upgrade from lineage 16 pico to lineage 19 pico (both opengapps).

When you backup with TWRP, youre basically jsut picking up all the files in the phone (other than bootloader, but thats not important), and copying it to an sd. When you restore a TWRP backup, then it takes the files from your sd card and copies them back to their designated places on your phone. Taking a twrp backup does not limit anything, it is a passive process, it will nto affect your device in any way. If you backup lineage 16, then you are onyl doing that for your own satisfaction, you can stil flash whichever roms however you like with whatever mods you like, as long as they are compatible with your device.

Again, my recommendation is that you make a backup of lineage 16 if possible (just to be safe), then wipe System+Data+Cache+Dalvik/ART Cache, then install lineage 19 and litegapps lite. This way, you will get a clean install, meaning there shouldnt be any bugs and it should work smoothly (plus its kinda your only option anyways). You photos and media will remain intact, but your apps and settings will be cleared.

Upgrading from 16 to 19 by flashing 19 over 16 will most likely not work, as you are upgrading from android 9 directly to 12, when you are supposed to upgrade in steps, and you said your device had space/size issues when installing gapps pico with lineage 19, so it will not work if you flash 19 over 16.

When you are done flashing whatever you like and you've tested it, you can delete the backup.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] lhedb:
i will give it a try when i get some time,

is there a lineage 17 ? for the n5110 as the dev only had 16,18, 19 (so i can upgrade in step)

just to be clear the space issue is with the system partition. once i load the linage rom. it seems to make a backup or something that takes the 2ish gig almost all up

im still not clear how the backups work over different versions of android, but i think doing a version by version upgrade would be more stable on the apps and os?

for me its not the pictures and what not. its all the apps and sign ins, and settings that need to be setup on a new install. i use this device for work and im looking for a way to backup everything easy so if the device gets lost or broken i can be back and running fast

again thanks for all the help, anything i learn i will pass on to the next person i can help
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] PhotonIce:
a twrp backup is not what you want if you're trying to backup your stuff incase your device gets broken or lost, try using google to backup, or some 3rd party backup software.

Again, I DO NOT recommened dirty flashing step by step or dirty flashing at all, your best option is to do a clean install. The storage size error in the system partition will most likely prevent you from upgrading anyways.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] lhedb:
thanks, really the back is my main issue. i dont think google or most apps do a full backup.

im hoping to do a full system backup i can just restore, without having to reset up all the logins, layouts and stuff.

even if it means having 2 of the same devices spare if that is a limiting factor.

once last thing, do you think there is a speed gain from linos 16 to 19? on the n5110
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] PhotonIce:
twrp backups dont work like that, the settings etc are part of the /data partition, if you back this up from a lin 16 rom and restore it on a newer or olde version your device will bootloop. Heck, restoring the data partition from lin 16 on another android 9 rom may not work. The only thing which you can backup which will work on literally any system with any rom is the internal storage partition (photos media etc.). The only thing i can think of for you is to set up your new phone and choose "i have an another device" or "i am migrating from another device when setting up lin 19. Backup lin 16 full and flash it to another tab if you have one, then choose the migrating one and migrate your stuff from the first tab onto the other. There's probably a better way of doing this, but i dont know any off of the top of my head.

Lineage 16 will probably be much faster than 19 on your device. Android 8, 9 and 10 seem to work the fastest on old devices, 11 is a little slower, havent tried 12 (excluding 7 and below as they have the old ugly ui). Maybe just stick to 16.