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[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Try downloading the full firmware update then flash it via Odin.

Google search for:

"Update for (your model number)"

Find the firmware update(not the OTA update) that you want to flash and download it to a PC, it should be a .tar.md5 file, not an update.zip. You may have to extract the downloaded file using 7zip to extract the .tar.md5 file.

Then do a Google search for:

"USB drivers for Samsung phones"

Download and install those drivers on PC.

Then do a Google search for:

"Odin for Samsung phones"

Download and install Odin on PC.

Do a Google search for:

"How to flash firmware via Odin"

That should find a guide to follow to flash the firmware.
[General Questions and Answers] ItsDavidTubeHD:
Does that require a hard reset? Or does home csc can be used?
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
It shouldn't require a reset, but, to be safe, you can back everything up to Google as if you were tranfering data to a new device then restore the backup the same way you would when switching to a new device.

You should also backup your photos, videos, downloaded files, user installed apps, user app data, and any other user data that you want to save and store that data on your PC or backup user data by whatever other method you are comfortable wirh, do a Google search for backup methods if you need to.

Then flash the firmware using the Home CSC. It shouldn't wipe your data but if it fails to flash try flashing the firmware with the non Home CSC.

If it flashes successfully with the Home CSC and boots successfully, it shouldn't wipe your data so you shouldn't need to restore anything but if it acts buggy you will probably need to factory reset it and restore your data from Google and/or PC or whatever method you used to backup/restore user data. If it flashes successfully with the Home CSC but then bootloops after flashing and booting the new firmware, just boot into stock recovery and factory reset the device and wipe the cache partition then reboot the device and see if fixes the bootloop. If it boots successfully this time, restore your data from Google and/or PC or whatever method you used to backup/restore user data. If it still bootloops after wiping in recovery, try flashing the firmware with the non Home CSC, if it successfully boots after that, restore your data from Google and or PC or whatever method you used to backup/restore user data.
[General Questions and Answers] ItsDavidTubeHD:
Oh alright thank you
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] joestop:
Can anyone point me to the correct registry entries to change the default "Hide Keypad" on the phone to "Contacts".

TIA!

Joe
[Redmi Note 10] shafin baque:
Untill now there's lot of development for our mojito/sunny but im looking for something that can be suggested easily a daily drivable. Ps: I dont change rom i just flash once and stay with that, so having the ota update functionality will also help.​
[Redmi Note 10] alonsoj636MW:
All Current ROMs are Stable

If you want a recomendation... PixelOS , Pixel Experience and crDroid are the most stable (in my humble opinion)
[Redmi Note 10] aamnahid:
I think crdroid 7.x is the most stable in terms of speed & battery for mojito. But, unfortunately developer probably abandoned it, due to the publish of crdroid 8.x..
[Redmi Note 10] ScarletSkies1234:
WARNING: pixel experience 11 is stale, but pixel experience 12 is NOT. LOADS of bugs in PE12, go for pixel OS
[Redmi Note 10] nierewa:
I have tested almost all of them. The most stable is cDroid.

With most of the others, the video recording did not work properly.

What they all can't do, and what I sorely miss, is notification of missed calls or messages.
[Redmi Note 10] aamnahid:
If u use latest westcoast superfast kernel, video recording actually works now.
[Redmi Note 10] nierewa:
How to install a different Kernel?
[Redmi Note 10] alonsoj636MW:
the same way you flashed the rom
[Redmi Note 10] dieter6581:
Hi,

I currently have "Xiami.eu rom 13.05 global" installed.

But...

- there is still the bug with AA (after a call no more audio via car speakers)

- sometimes it´s very laggy (e.g. using the app "komoot")

At the other hand, the stock camera is working very well und takes really good photos.

My favourites custom roms are Pixel OS and Crdroid8, but I think the cameras aren't nearly as good or fully working,

I think, first i ´ll try Pixel OS
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] advocate2:
I upgraded from the Note 20 with LED to the 22 Ultra with LED Case. Changes are good and bad.

1. The case covers to top and bottom of the phone whereas the Note 20 case did not. This offers more protection but makes it a little more difficult to remove the SPen.

2. The LED display is much smaller on the S22 Case.

3. The charge card department re design makes it much easier to pull out a card or license.

4. The cut outs for the lenses on the back means the lenses are recessed and more protected.

Anyone else have thoughts?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dj24:
Anecdotal reports of slow downs and lagging that's been attributed to the use of this case. Let us know if you experience this while using your phone and if so remove the case and see if all those issues go away..
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] advocate2:
So far everything seems smooth and fast, but I haven't played any videos. I'm going to hook it up to my car with Android Auto, Per other posts, I did a clean install of AA.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] SeraphSephiroth:
I h haven't used an LED case since my s7, but I got my s22 ultra yesterday, and I've got a couple of issues.

1) I can't figure out where the option is to turn off auto wake the screen when opened (and auto lock when closed)

2)If I'm playing music, opening the case opens the music playlist instead of going straight to the lock screen. Its quite irritating actually

If those problems are solved I'll be happy
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] OnnoJ:
In settings, search for accessories. There you'll find your cover and be able to make settings wrt open/Close action.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] SeraphSephiroth:
option doko?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gianoi:
This cover doesn't interfere with spen? Magnetic?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rubby1025:
Samsung has been offering both the LED case and S-view case for years now. I've had both types and have never had any issues with the S pen so it's safe to say they do not use magnets. While I don't know for sure, I believe they use a phone sensor of some type (proximity?) to detect when the cover is opened or closed. I know the LED cover used NFC to transfer the data to the front cover for display. I also believe Samsung has some type of chip/tag embedded in the back of the case to denote it's a Samsung case. You will not find any other non-Samsung case that will make the phone turn on/off when the cover is opened/closed. A great feature which negates the need for the most part to ever touch the power button!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gianoi:
Thanks but the Samsung Smart Clear View Cover has many comments on amazon and also photo that prove spen interference in the middle right area of the phone

I have in the past many led case without interference for note but I'd like to be sure that nothing has changed with s22 ultra in my country are 60 euros that I don't want to throw away
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rubby1025:
I completely understand wanting to verify the case. I referenced an S-view flip cover and you referenced a Smart Clear View cover. I wonder if they are the same? I could not find your referenced case on Amazon nor on Samsung's site - could you provide a link?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gianoi:
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Scopri tutte le caratteristiche e le specifiche della Galaxy S22 Ultra Smart Clear View Cover (EF-ZS908CEEGEW). Confronta i modelli e trova gli accessori mobile che fanno per te su Samsung Italia.

www.samsung.com
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gianoi:
But the led one is magnetic or not for s22 ultra?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hhwong:
there is no magnetic anywhere on the case
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hhwong:
also i have a question about this case, how many cards can you actually fit in the slot before it doesnt close?

Ive watched several videos all of them are only slipping 1 single card in there, and one of the video actually says the case does not close if you put a card or even a glass screen protector, anyone can confirm or deny?
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] grifaldo:
I unlocked the bootloader of my Poco M3, and I tried

fastboot oem uart enable

FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')

fastboot: error: Command failed

Is there a way to get UART over USB working on Xiaomi, specifically the Poco M3?

If not, is it possible to get in-screen serial console on early boot stages? I'd like to do crazy things with the kernel as I did before with an nvidia jetson nano but for Android it might be harder to get UART.

If not, is there a way to solder wires somewhere and get UART working?
[General Questions and Answers] Ranzer75:
Anything at all that someone might have for this device would be useful. I'm trying to see if I can get a Lineage install for it, or even just a backup ROM before attempting to debloat it a bit (I'm an Android newbie and like having a backup), but I can't seem to find much of anything on it on Google.

The device does have an unlockable bootloader, but I'm not sure how I would go about using this to any of the things in the topic.

E: For the record, I should probably explain why I'm so desperate for this--not only am I wanting to debloat this device, but ideally, I'd like to try flashing a generic system image to see if it can update to Android 12. Android 10 works fine on it, but I'd very much like some of the introduced accessibility features--however, I also want a backup of the original firmware, just in case something goes wrong.
[General Questions and Answers] ronnieshane1:
I would also like for someone to answer this...please.
[General Questions and Answers] cuhnt:
Has there been any luck with 9048s? I have same model and been looking also for the same exact solution.
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] rbr-71:
Hello! There is someone here who will give detailed step-by-step instructions on how to restore

Amazon Kindle Fire hdx 8.9 brick with new emmc ? the old one was not working! there is a z3x easy jtag plus

Thank you all in advance!!!
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] rbr-71:
Вот что пишет easy jtag plusView attachment 5546531
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Alekss_UH:
Hi guys, can anybody help me to convert the original VGA theme from HTC Diamond to QVGA? No program can open it (Themegence...) and on QVGA device it has some bugs, today picture never change, but start menu picture do. Thanx
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mbarvian:
please look here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=430718
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] asamuel11:
Hi guys im willing to pay someone thru paypal, zelle or cashapp to make me a ported or an unofficial recovery that works i can't seem to get one to work they all fail when i try to flash with Odin
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] sawdoctor:
Have you unlocked your bootloader? Also there are several steps involved in flashing twrp because of encryption etc. If you follow one of the guides it will work but also some features will break
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] asamuel11:
yes my bootloader is unlocked i rooted my current firmware but i want to install this custom rom. i tried all these different ways to try and port your own twrp recovery and none of them worked they all fail due to some of the files not even in the original recovery to replace for the recovery twrp.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] pvillasuso:
You can download TWRP here ( for the BVA9 firmare ) :

AP_twrp_F926B_A12_BVA9

MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.

www.mediafire.com

But it won't work as usual , as you can't MOUNT data

You will have to sideload files first ( to SD ) via ADB if you want to flash anything from TWRP

AFAIK you wont find any 100% working TWRP for this phone , not yet ...
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] CarlosEHidalgo:
Could it be used in the Samsung Z flip 3 SM-F711B?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] pvillasuso:
Nope , it's just for the F926B variant
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] CarlosEHidalgo:
Both smartphones use the same version of software and processor, can we test? I have the Samsung Z Flip 3.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] pvillasuso:
Up to you to test , I wouldn't do it cause it probably wont work ... and you're gonna soft brick

AND as I mentioned before , it doesn't work correctly , you can't mount data with that TWRP , so is useless.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Semetery:
Hi all.

I'm thinking of getting a 9 pro and was wondering, would you buy it again if you had your current experience to help make your decision? I've found a few around $650, used. I'm not worried about insane camera quality. A good screen, solid performance, fast charging and being able to root and ROM it are what is drawing me in. I loved the 7 Pro I had but I've seen some say they don't think anything later has lived up to that and the quality has degraded. It nearly pushed me back to a 7 pro but I take it with a grain of salt, figured I'd ask here and see from some current users.

As for ROM's, /e/ apparently works. And Lineage. Does the color OS merge cause any new privacy concerns? I don't know a lot of how it has progressed, to be honest. I'm planning to ROM and de-google as much as I can.

Anyone who's used a PIxel 5a, might it be a better solution, cheaper?

Thanks for your input!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] the bolt of thunder:
Honestly if I could go back, I wouldve bought a Galaxy s21 ultra. Android 12 is still so buggy for me and I'm not keen on OnePlus merging with oppo. I love OOS.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Samuel Holland:
Maybe,. It still has been solid, like screen is beautiful, w/ refresh rate. It has the thirty minute 0-100 charge and forty minute wireless charge. It sounds good and looks good so maybe so.

One thing is the fast charging is 65 watts; which I liked the 35 watt on the 8 pro.

One of the drawbacks was the US unlocked version came with one sim slot, instead of two, like it should of been.

Also when the few updates were good , unlocked version usually only received the incremental version on Google server; but the last one, I just flashed in TWRP (which has been a beauty).

So all in all still a solid device with the microg and Gapps option.

If the Samsung can be unlocked, etc, and looking like it will be supported then maybe that might be the way. I've been looking at them the last few years and I really like that foldable phone that opens to a tablet.

The last one I personally owned was the S3 and that was the days. I remember it coming out and being like, "WOW". That was the CyanogenMod era for me on that S3.

Anyway I hope it works out in what you decide. One thing I think by the way is "how easy is it to recover, and which method? How easy to brick, etc?

Take care, and I hope this post is not too much, but I can relate (like I'm sure most of us here on XDA can), and thought I'd add my thoughts.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] vincemue:
no
[OnePlus 9 Pro] null0seven:
Yes. I would buy 9 Pro.

One of the best screen on the market. Hardware, same. Charging on Oneplus is awesome. When i buy my phone battery was 0. I charged with my phone Off in 27 minutes, 0-100 %. Than i buy wireless 50w, crazy fast too. I put my phone on the stand . Then i must have my eyes on the watch. It goes to 100% in no time, if i let it.

About ColorOS... Many people forget that Oppo Fiind 7 came out at the same time with OnePlus One (almost same phone). Oppo works on is own processor. Oppo made a foldable already.

Color OS works fine (on my European model phone). I'm glad that we don't have that Stupid cartoon that i see on Pixel 6 phones. Looks llike is made by a 3 years old kid.

Oxygen OS was Awesome, but unfortunately google f*cked up this great OS.

Camera on Oneplus 9 pro is good. I like xPan mode, especially.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Macadamn:
exactly how I feel too.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] AndyC76:
Yes I would, I'd make sure I know the origin of the phone, I.e. Eu, USA TMobile, India, China. I would then find out which rom it has flashed. Then use these to compare which country you're using it in, to make sure there's no surprise. Also I'd stick with a11 or a12 on a rom you like. My spec's are in the screenshot and I'm in the UK.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] galaxys:
I would buy the 9 Pro again, but I'm going to try the 10 Pro when Global model available!😉

Cheers
[OnePlus 9 Pro] metllicamilitia:
I would probably buy unlocked, but I would buy again. I would also have done a little more looking so I didn't end up with my phone stuck on India firmware now.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Semetery:
Thanks everyone, I appreciate the feedback. Still undecided for now.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Semetery:
Another question; would you go to/back to a 7t Pro McLaren? Looks like it's about a $250 difference. I loved my 7 Pro and I'm willing to do a battery change. Or is the 9 Pro just so ahead that it's worth it to you?

Oh, and for those who wouldn't buy a 9 pro, would you mind to elaborate a little more? I'm down to these two and am trying to decide which makes more sense if I'm going to ROM it anyway.

Thanks again everyone!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] saminaminahehe:
650 usd for a op 9 pro? I'll take it. IMO no phones are better in this price range. It's not the best phone but it is expected that it will perform the same if not better with those $1000+ flagship phones.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] null0seven:
7 pro was great ! Mine was blue. NO front camera in display ! Back then Oxygen OS was awesome. And everything was easy : root-unroot-twrp-MSM.

But the screen is Too Curved. And soon you will get no updates.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] null0seven:
Don't ! Wait a little more. I'm sure you can use/keep your 9 pro few moths more.

I wait for Ultra.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Macadamn:
Latest OOS (buggy Android 12 ColorOS ) is really not for me.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] galaxys:
Alright, I'll try and wait for the Ultra 📱🙂
[OnePlus 9 Pro] QuietCommunications:
I've owned my 9 Pro for about 4 months now. I have very mixed feelings about it.

For me, the pluses:

Unlockable bootloader with good third-party ROM support.

Nice screen, decent camera.

Wireless charging

The minuses:

Buggy factory ROM's. The switchover to Android 12 and a ColorOS-based build was a disaster. ColorOS is just not in the same league as OxygenOS as far as polish or capabilities. It lost most of the nice touches that made OxygenOS good. And the new team is doing a mediocre job of staying on top of security patches. It is now the end of February, and my phone is still at January 1, 2022 security patch level.

No SD-card slot.

I think I'd still pick the OnePlus over a Google phone. Google has had extensive hardware issues, and their customer service is supremely awful.

And I'd pick it over Samsung. Samsung is actively hostile toward unlocked bootloaders and custom ROM's. They also have a lengthy history of battery problems - the Galaxy Note 8 was not an aberration, merely the most severe.

Motorola/Lenovo makes decent hardware, but are completely falling down on updates. My wife's One Action is only 15 months old, and is still running Android 10 at a Nov 1, 2021 patch level. Supposedly the premise of the whole "Android One" program was that it would make it easier for the OEM's to issue timely updates and upgrades. Doesn't seem to be working.

To sum it up: The OnePlus is not great, but in the US market, it's still slightly better than the alternatives.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Semetery:
I bought a 256gb/12gb in mint condition for $550 USD that should be here tomorrow. I almost gave up on the idea but then saw the price and figured I'd give it a shot.

I looked forward to trying it out! Now to decide which ROM. LOS, Derp, Nameless or Stag. It's a fun problem I've missed having.

Thanks for all of the input, it helped a lot actually.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Diakow:
Yes. definitely. I just sold 8T model and bought 9 Pro for a good price. I will stick with Android 11 as long as I can, because IMHO A12 is childish and awful looking (especially these big fonts).
[OnePlus 9 Pro] glowyemmanuel:
yes, i bought the same way, for similar price, it's worth it. you save money and there are no performance differences or use signs.

just make sure the seller is reputable and you will be fine, for me warranties failed me more than resellers. pro phones usually cost too much and aren't worth the cash unless you find sucha discount from resellers, which phones are rarely used and justa s good as factory. i always choose a physical seller so if there was an issue, have them located, AliExpress is not trustworthy.

about the phone, its very good. the main problem is the default ROM which isnt good at all. on the ohter hand, its easier to flash a custom ROM on OnePlus than almost any brand out there, and this will fix all your bugs, double battery time, half internet data consumption, refresh rate and overall performance. totally recommended

EDIT: i see you bought it for just 550$, which is even better. at that price is definitely even more worth it.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Jaxom84:
How I understand you, if the 7 Pro could be revived with today's standards (LTPO 2.0, wireless charging and better cameras), I would totally jump in.

I've been having the OP 9 Pro for around one year and I don't regret buying it. Outside of the camera island design, it has filled pretty much all my expectations. The only downside I had with it has been the early weeks of its Android 12 update, but since the C.44 EU, it's more than okay for me.

Even if going for a custom A12 ROM is very tempting from time to time (especially after testing crDroid on my Galaxy S10, which has been a really nice experiment), OxygenOS 12 is usable. And OnePlus is a brand known for allowing easy access to heavy custom experiences (but if you want to enjoy a stable and reliable photographic experience, you should stay on the official ROM).

Well, for me it's a yes, would buy again.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Semetery:
Have had it for a week and love it! I've tried derp and lineage but went back to stock.

I would like to try 12 but don't know which, if any, ROM has the ability to disable wifi and data for specific apps like you can on Android 11. I use a VPN so can't use a standard firewall.

Is that just not in 12 at all? Any roms have it?

Thanks
[OnePlus 9 Pro] sevenr33:
Sincerely this was my last one plus, it's a good phone with good build quality, but latest software changes and overall company changes, camera bugs and quality made me regret this buy. I'm a long one plus costumer but no more. To increase my dissatisfaction, one plus phone used to retain some value on the market, and with this new one plus philosophy of putting phone after phone on the market the resale value is ridiculous.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Zhono:
Honestly, this was my first, and will be my last OnePlus device. The impressive hardware specs(and highest-end phone I've ever personally owed) is what made me choose this over whatever the latest Samsung phone was at the time. Had I known the software was going to be such trash, I've have taken my $900 and put it somewhere else. Even if that meant being on a locked down Samsung phone with little hope of rooting or custom roms. Pretty sure the highest spec Samsung phone at the time would have cost serval hundred dollars less with a sale, and even cheaper if I traded in a phone.