yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] K-BOX2022:
Hi. I have already reinstalled over 8 roms but there is nowhere the same function as KOSP. My point is that, for example, when I watch the yt vanced 4K movie, it drops to screen 60fps and on kosp you can block it so that it works all the time at 120 and this is mega great, only that this system has disadvantages that I find it hard to accept (blockage of installing modded applications, large amount of bootloop after installing mods via magisk (os lineage does not exist)). That is why I have a warm request. To find a system that:

1. It will block rigidly 120hz on yt how it has KOSP

2. Lack of google services (KOSP has them and I really don't want them).
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] tazaga:
Am sorry about that I was wrong😭😭😭😭 didn't meant to mess ur day
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] tazaga:
we need some one to look at this ROM and do some work on it it will be amazing I did all I can to reach the developer but I failed
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] muse_21:
It's okay man
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] K-BOX2022:
And someone knows how to find the module for the magisk module that blocks the screen refreshing rigidly (120hz). I tried the Magisk Hide method with Poco X3 NFC but it also doesn't work
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] tazaga:
I found another ROM this ROM is a beast on PUBG KOMODO OS this thing is on another level

Android 12 everything works and hide magisk safety net works! Perfection
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] K-BOX2022:
Thank you for your help. I coped with KOSP but a lot of things like Driver Adreno Magisk, DarkGpuRendering adreno650 port won't work. The main launcher goes crazy as it installs this add-on. Found 144hz options but likes bugs. The author of this mod, Dark ... explained what the problem is. What does it depend on that KOSP wogule does not want to cooperate with these mods? PS I dug this zip file DARKGPURENDERING v3.5 but I didn't know the file with refresh rate. Where could it be?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] tazaga:
For me the addon's I tried on kosp ROM didn't work and they scored low benchmarks and awful gaming...the only thing i got from them is more heat 😂😂😂
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] Usama-CW:
Derpfest is the fastest, but battery backup not so good. i mean of course if you need performance you have to let battery do his job. you will notice that LineageOS has best battery because its not only focused on performance. but focused on all to maintain the stability
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Shreyasstark1:
Evolution X Snow 6.0 for Mi Mix 2[Chiron]​

Living, Breaking, Keep Evolving.

Pixel UI, customization and more, we are Evolution X!

- Team Evolution X -

@joeyhuab

@peaktogoo (Now RealAkito)

Proximity Doesn't work while calling

SeLinux:Permissive

DO NOT FLASH GAPPS, ALREADY INCLUDED​

First Time Install / Clean Flash

1. Download the ROM

2. Reboot into recovery mode

3. Wipe Data/Cache/Dalvik/System/Vendor

4. Flash the ROM

5. Flash Magisk if you want root

6. Reboot to System and #KeepEvolving

Download/OFFICIAL CHAT

BUY ME A COFFEE :)

PayPal: Plz help me :)

​

Android version: 12

Evolution version: 6.0 Snow

Security patch level: 5 January 2022

Device Tree : https://github.com/Huexxx/device_xiaomi_chiron

ROM source- https://github.com/Evolution-X

ROM Developer-Shreyas(GTCxprice)

Kernel Source- https://github.com/Huexxx/kernel_xiaomi_msm8998
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] luistro:
October security patch?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Shreyasstark1:
Brooo January security patch
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] seba1x111:
Hello. does this rom display weather on lock screen? SELinux ok?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Shreyasstark1:
yes it does and the selinux is permissive
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] seba1x111:
Thanks for your answer. Any chances to SELinux enforcing in future?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Razor64:
Will there be a version without gapps preinstalled?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] darkness4every1:
Flashed the rom 4 times but I can't sign in google for some reason, camera also crashes
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Shreyasstark1:
no
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Shreyasstark1:
use orange fox and clean flash

nobody faced camera crash bug

and for google cant sign in just clear data then you are ready to go
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] seba1x111:
Great ROM! I installed it without problems and everything worked great, except for the sensor and SELinux described in the first post. However, I fell back to crDroid due to a lot of lag in running. Nevertheless, big applause for the creator!
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] bgenc:
Hi all,

I tried to install this rom and now I am stuck at the animated logo at the beginning. This is the first time I am flashing this rom. The bootloader was unlocked (the lock sign was unlocked). I installed the latest TWRP. I rebooted into TWRP just fine. I wiped cache, dalvik, system, vendor etc. as described in the OP. Then I installed the rom. There was no error message. All completed fine. Then I rebooted. TWRP warned me that there is no OS. I thought this is just a warning because the system was wiped. I rebooted. Now the phone is stuck at the animated E logo. Animation keeps looping but nothing happens. I waited for at least 15 minutes.

Any ideas how I can fix this?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] bgenc:
Ok I tried to check the system partition within TWRP and it looks like nothing is written there. It is empty. So it looks like TWRP is writing the ROM but actually it fails to do so ( I think).

How is this possible?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hebbocake:
I have the same issue. Already using orangefox recovery myself.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] bgenc:
I actually solved this by formating the data partition, losing everything and saving the phone. Wiping it was not enough. Probably some selinux issue.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hebbocake:
This fixed it for me as well.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] luistro:
Make oficial builds
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] luissilva34:
will this rom recive updates??
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] luistro:
protonaosp_chiron_gms-userdebug-12.0-SQ1D.220205.004-20220312.194737.zip | by Huexxx for Mi Mix 2

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

androidfilehost.com
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] LdianH:
Sorry，but I feel like it has a lot of frame drops
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] fmalee:
I'm using this ROM right now and it seems to be the only 3rd party ROM I can use, thanks a lot.

If I want to recompile the kernel, which repository should I get the kernel code from?

By the way, if I want to open shared memory, how should the kernel set it?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Shreyasstark1:
I agree fell free to change the rom if you think its too laggy 😃😃
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Elkeychik:
Selinux enforsing mode don't work Video
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Elkeychik:
hi had the same problem, i just set the recovery default and wiped the memory there, then flashed the tvrp and installed the firmware through the adb side load without any problems
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] ctibor:
Hi,

Is there any possibility to make as default a third-party alarm (watch) app instead of the built-in Samsung watch?

I am using a better one (for me), namely AMdroid that has wider configuration possibilities (e.g. alarm at every 48 hours) and also has good smartwatch integration. But it has one problem: the alarm cannot appear on the Flip3's outside small screen, so every time I have to open the phone in order to stop the alarm. If I could somehow make the AMdroid as default alarm app, maybe I would handle it on the small screen too.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] meduza:
Yep, this is a real problem... . I'm using sleep as my alarm app and it doesn't appear at the front screen at all, so not even as the next alarm :-( That's a pitty ... .

m.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] Puksom:
Also use a third-party alarm. But I love it that it can't utilize the coverscreen. I never accidentally press snooze anymore as I really have flip the phone open etc. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] meduza:
Me neither but it would be nice to see the alarm in the front screen widget at least.

m.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] alon111:
Hi!!!

How can I see normally in my diamond web sites with videos like: ChannelChooser.com that contains many kind of video types

There are many web sites with flash videos, macromedia video any aspecialy web sites with windows media player,

How can I see easy and normally all those formats in my diamond in the web pages???

Thanks!!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Genius2000:
Look for WVD (Web Video Downloader)

Ciao, Andrea
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] alon111:
Thanks but I look for option to see the streaming video without downloading it

something clean and simple....
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Brendo:
get the latest version of opera along with flashlite v3.1

(search here for it)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] alon111:
Thanks but I can not see that link,

Please tell me if you really try this option on the diamond and how is it work?

also tell me how I install this program and how can I remove it if I want to

it that program also show me the media player in web pages??

do you have another program/option to do so?

Thanks!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Diaeko:
take this flashplayer ^^

http://macromedia-flash-player.softonic.de/pocketpc
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] abovelegit:
You can stream with WVD, if you like it you can even download it!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] alon111:
Thanks but the WVD is not support all the sites and I dont want to download videos only watch it stream like with the normal internet explorer that in my home computer
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] stpete111:
The answer to your question is in post #4. If you don't like that answer then the answer is "you can't do what you what you want to do yet."
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Brendo:
seriously, its not hard to use search function!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=401643

of course it works...

read the thread on how to install
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] giansolcia:
Hello, I remember that on my Samsung there was a function that allowed to automatically perform a factory reset if the screen PIN was entered incorrectly 10 times, is there still something like this on Android 12 or an app with the same function?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] sirwuku:
Go to settings: lock sceen > secure lock settings
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
After Samsung announced yesterday that the entire S21 (last year!) and S22 lineup will receive 4 (!) major OS updates, this article popped up on 9to5.

(just for recapitulation and to bring you up to speed in case you are not aware: The "new" Pixel 6 will only receive 3 major OS updates)

What do you guys think?

Personally, I have the same expectation. All these years we had these "Qualcomm only gives 3 years support" - excuses, why Google wasn't - supposedly - able to offer more than 3 years of OS updates with the Pixel phones. That is, as we now know - since Samsung does support a Qualcomm chip for more than 3 years - just a petty excuse.

And now? Now that Google has its own chipset?

Still not more. Now the reason is clear: Greed. Google doesn't want to spend more money than absolutely necessary. That is a shame. The Pixel community deserves better.

If Google wants to take this adventure serious, 5 years of OS updates should be the minimum.

Comment: Google has no excuses left for limiting the Pixel 6 to just three Android updates

The moment Samsung officially expanded its update policy to deliver four major Android updates, Google's Pixel 6 policy stopped being enough.

9to5google.com
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bouchigo:
I'm pretty sure Google is offering 5 years of upgrades on the Pixel 6 phones.

At least security patches anyway.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] skoda9635:
Yes, they promised 5 years of security patches, but we are talking about OS upgrades only. Thus getting Android 13, 14 and 15 is guaranteed, but we would like a version or two more.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bouchigo:
I should have read the article, but it's too long... Just skimmed through it just now.

I could see how it would be beneficial to those keeping their phones that long, but I keep my phone's max. 2 years.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
It's also beneficial for YOU when you want to sell your phone, since it will still be a top up to date device, that's also a reason why used IPhones have high prices - even old models still get OS updates.

There is no reason whatsoever NOT to want long OS updates as a user, since that is beneficial in every way.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bouchigo:
This will likely be a hand-me-down phone. The 5 years of security patches should be good enough in my use case.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
Which means that the person that will get your phone for free will still have a top up to date device for years to come. The phones value will still remain high and ensures that the person that you will hand your phone down to will have more fun AND will be able to fetch a higher price later on, since that "downhanded" phone will at some point probably be sold by that next person. Having a phone with 5 years (or more) of OS updates is beneficial in every way, to every person along the line that should ever use a phone.

How can you not see the glory of several years of OS updates? It doesn't cost you anything, but it makes a product so much better. Security updates alone mean very little. Running years behind new features and capabilities is detrimental to a user experience. Especially since major OS updates offer massive updates in Kernels and drivers and often offer completely new tech (just think about codecs like LDAC which were introduced with an OS update), something that security updates do not deliver.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] zetsumeikuro:
I'm sure Big G will cave to the pressure on the 7 and offer 5 years of OS updates. Or they could change their mind and offer it on the 6's. But just because Samsung is offering OS updates for 5 years, it doesn't necessarily mean it's a good idea. How will the user experience be after 2-3 years? I have my old Nexus 6 laying around and Nexus 6p and I can tell you it's not really the greatest experience on their latest versions. Apps take quite some time to load, there's plenty of jank, and it's no longer a fluid experience. Granted, hardware has gotten a lot stronger, but eventually the newer OS versions will bog down the dated hardware and the user experience will decline. I would think those users would rather go for a budget line and upgrade every 2 years for a reasoanble experience and expense. Budget phones have gotten a lot better and it's insane what some of them offer you for $300-$400+~.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
It depends on the hardware power. My Pixel 2 XL with a Snapdragon 835 (4 1/2 years old) is still running smooth and without problem. Nowadays processors have become very strong. And in the rare case that a device should slow down a bit, in 90% of the cases that can be solved with a factory reset.

Just think about that example - my Pixel 2 XL is still running strong. The only things that made me update? Battery and OS updates.

Of course, Google wants that. That is why they don't want more OS updates. Having an EoL phone means users will probably update. What Google doesn't see is that this destroys the used market, just look at IPhones. Their value remains ridiculously high after several years, since people don't need to care about the hardware - they will all have the same, modern software experience. And Pixels?

Oh dear. A Pixel 3 can maybe fetch 80 bucks. A Pixel 2? Less. They have basically lost their entire worth.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Flawn:
I hope Google gonna fold and give the 6 users also 5 or at least 4 OS updates. I think in the next years this might change or they'll just do it without announcing. Who knows what Project Mainline will bring us.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
I doubt it a bit.

Google has gotten stingy in the most recent years.

They took away Google Photos unlimited storage.

They took away Pixels unlimited upload.

They now force people to swallow several ads before EVERY Youtube video, an obvious attempt to push Youtube Premium subscriptions (Vanced for life).

They took away several GCam features and locked it behind Google One.

Google One itself is a good example, since Google is pushing their "pay us if you want something" hard.

Once, Google offered most its services for free and kept itself floating through ads revenue.

Now? They want BOTH monthly subscriptions AND ads revenue. They went greedy. Maybe they will cave in under the pressure... but that would require GREAT pressure. That would require that even the self-centered ones that do not see the immediate benefit to themselves ("I only use my phone for 2 years, why should I care") begin to voice such a claim.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] zetsumeikuro:
That's good to know that the older hardware is now holding it's own compared to the devices that I listed. I haven't kept any of my older pixels as I passed them on or traded them in. I'm all for devices having a longer shelf life to keep them out of landfills and reduce electronic waste. That definitely is one of the factors why iPhones retain more value. But the Pixels will need more than the 5 year OS update guarantee to retain value like iPhones do.

Indeed, would be great for those that plan on keeping the devices for longer than two years.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pcriz:
I appreciate iphone but I don't think longevity of updates is why they keep their value, at least not a big part of it. I think the building of the brand into something synonymous with luxury is what got it it's staying power when it comes to retaining cost.

Better customer support is also a huge factor.

But android as an ecosystem needs more than multiple years of updates to get to that point.

If anything the hugest element is the fact that there isn't a physical building I can go to with people trained to know my device in and out. Apple has that, the apple store itself is an experience. While we scrounge on message boards and get first lvl call center techs telling me to reboot my phone while they diddle on their iphone.

There is a store out there my grandma can just walk into and hand her phone off to someone that actually knows about that device.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Mikulec:
I don't get why people still demand something more. You knew what you were buying before you bought it. Why to demand something more now?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pcriz:
I mean why

I mean why not. You want customers, you provide incentives for people to choose your product over another. It's not like it's hurting anyone to expect a company to stay competitive.

I see nothing wrong with consumers leveraging purchase power. And it's not like retroactively increasing the support lifetime is unheard of.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Born<ICs:
Who gives a squat about OS updates when they can't even get 12 right?

You almost need a minor in Entomology to keep track of the bugs. Their engineers might learn something if they followed critical path analysis of the possible effects undetected software errors may have and accept those with little impact and not let errors pass that could brick a phone. Similar to the best practices aviation engineers follow to certify aircraft software per DO-178C.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] neptun2:
Offering as long term software support as possible is of course a good thing but think about the battery. As currently there are no phones from top class with easily changeable battery do you think that after 3 years or more this phone will be usable if you charge it every day (which most users do)? My previous experience shows that i never kept phone for more than 3 years and on average i buy new one after just 2 years.

There is also one more thing to consider and it is when you will receive the promised updates. Google always releases the new android early (around october) and for all devices simultaneously. Other manufacturers usually update their current flagship relatively fast before the end of year but the other models can get it even as late as spring or summer of next year.

Of course if google could provide 5 years of major android upgrades this would be great but the current policy of 3 major upgrades plus 2 more years of security updates is something with which i was aware when i bought the phone and is good enough for me personally.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bouchigo:
I'm only replying to the very first portion of your post, since that is all that really concerns me.

I'm sure the person getting the phone (who will be 7 years old at that point) won't mind. She will just use it to play games and watch YouTube. By the time she is done with it (it will be a 4-5 year old phone) the battery will be trash, and time for a new phone.

Just like I accepted that I see how it could be beneficial to some to have updates/OS upgrades for longer, you should accept that others don't require that, nor should they have to just because you believe it's "necessary".

If later I want updates for a longer period of time, maybe I will switch to Samsung...ah, no I won't (y) And if the value of the phone is less when I go to sell it, or trade it in, then so be it.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pcriz:
I never got people arguing against folks requesting more support or more options.

Especially when the main point of contention is "well I don't need it". A mass produced consumer product fortunely needs to address the needs of a wide range of users. Not just one person that doesn't care because the added support won't benefit them.

It's not hard to not personally need something yet appreciate why someone else might benefit. I've literally never used phone insurance. Doesn't mean I don't understand why someone might want or need it.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
As I've made known my opinion in the past, anytime there's a discussion about what Google doesn't do with their Pixels that they conceivably could, I always suspect Samsung strong-arming Google behind the scenes. "You want to use our chips? You want us to make your CPU? You want to buy the screen from us? Here's the list of things we require (besides money), and here is the list of components we're willing to sell you."

Complete speculation on my part, but I don't think it's an unreasonable suspicion. It would certainly answer a lot of questions of "why".
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] hand-filer:
Well that explains everything. Samsung stopped providing Google with key components so that I would cancel my order and buy the S22 Ultra. It worked. :sneaky:
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pcriz:
I think Google hasn't done it just because they haven't gotten around to it.

Let's not forgot that Google profits if Samsung profits. It's still their ecosystem. The discussion in this thread is very Google and Samsung centric when in actually any move Samsung makes is to pull customers from apple. Hardly about trying to trump the pixel or hinder it's growth. It's advertising budget alone does that.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] spotmark:
So the new Galaxy phones launch and they have exclusive new features to apps like Messages and Duo? WTF?! One of the reasons I bought a Pixel is because it's straight from Google and supposed to get stuff first. Google isn't doing themselves any favors by pulling crap like this. Seeing as how I don't root anymore, I think I'll shop around when I'm due for my next phone.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
The first thing that came to mind is how many people keep a device for 5 years?