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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] Kvadratisk:
Hi! First time poster, I think.

So I have this... Probably tedious idea. But I've read up about the hardware and, while I haven't worked extensively with arm assembly before I have on other systems. The intel 8051, gameboy and x86. Oh. And also I really, really like to learn about low level stuff.

I am aware of the unpracticality of this setup, but I'd like to have something to tinker around with, see if I can do something interesting with it. Would be cool to se how good a NES, SNES or N64 emulator could get.

Anyway, I have a few questions. Any help/answers would be appreciated:

1. After some light research it seems like it has a VideoCore IV gpu, VC 4 seem to have support for resolutions up to 1080p, and have a limited instruction set but it's still enough that some applications (in theory) could run on the cores of this GPU. Is this correct? Also does it have 4 cores?

2. How can I extract specific parts of the hardware drivers from the stock rom? In this case I'd like... you know, most of 'em that are specific to the hardware, at least as a reference point. So screen, touch, bluetooth, usb controller, buttons, wifi, speakers, thermal, gyro, sdcard interface, you get the picture.

3. How is cpu and gpu clock speed controlled by the kernel normaly? How is it capped/overclocked?

4. How does a general micro usb type b to hdmi adapter connect the wires? What is the theoretical highest resolution that would be stramable through such a adapter?

5. How exactly is the hdmi protocol defined? What signals goes where at what time?

Edit: The resolution depends on the version of the adapter, with support for up to 1080p. So if anything is the bottleneck for this part it'll be that the cpu doesn't have enough time processing the writes. Also depending on the version it's either "frame" dependant or "packet" dependant, if I understand correctly packets are used to signal when certain bits of information get's transmitted, thus making the window for when the signal can arrive wider.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] PeacefulWarrior:
It's disturbing. The sound and box that appears when memory is low, and having to press the tiny Ok button.

I would pay for a application that allows me to chose how (or if at all) i want to be informed that memory is low. Where you can set custom sound, a appearing and timed autodisappearing message, vibration, or blinking keys or screen, and custom action taken when memory is low (ex run a memrelease application, save info, take screenshot, a question of what applications or processes i want to close).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] MarcLandis:
sorry I was reading low on battery
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bluemetalaxe:
mmh, maybe a small help, you can replace the soundfile in windows folder with your own ?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Mina08:
Radio Version: 1.00.25.05

Rom: 1.93.831.1 WWE

The problem is that my radio is not working on any frequancy, all i get is radio hiss, tried different earphones no luck, mp3 works fine and hands free...

any idea's, any one else had this problem, the phone is 3 weeks old.

cheers

:confused:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] peterc10:
You need the HTC earphones plugged in for the radio to work because they include the ariel for the radio.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Mina08:
yep i know that, i would not hear the radio hiss if i did'nt, i have also tried other earphones too to see if it works...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] verzenden:
I have exactly the same problem, i can receive only one channel in poor quality. I'm using the standard supplied earphones. :confused:
[General Questions and Answers] micheal3chaife:
I need some help.

I am running a Linux system and am trying to flash the firmware on my Samsung phone.

Odin is out because, while I can start it via emulator, it will never be able to actually communicate with the phone via usb.

JOdin3, which is java and platform-independent, sees my phone, communicates with it... and insists that every blessed file I feed it is corrupt. Straight from Samsung's own website? 'Corrupt,' according to JOdin3.

Heimdall. Ah, yes, Heimdall of the elusive 'Heimdall Firmware Packages' that nobody seems able to explain how to make.

I have spent days of my life systematically hunting all this down across dozens of websites, figuring out how to get Odin, JOdin3, Heimdall, Samfirm, Samloader and I can't think what others working on my OS, only to find that every one of these programs breaks in the end.

Is this firmware flashing thing just a big joke? Or is it actually possible?
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
I'm a part-time Linux user also but I can't say that I've ever had luck with using Heimdall to flash Samsung devices. Many people have used it and had success but for me it has always been a pain getting the right "extra" packages installed and configured correctly for Heimdall to function correctly, it involves more than just installing and running Heimdall.

In my experience, Odin on a Windows PC is hands down the best way to go for flashing Samsung Devices.

Also, when you say they all fail in the end, what do you mean? Are they not working at all or are you able to begin the flash but it fails before it finishes the flash?
[General Questions and Answers] micheal3chaife:
Hi, thanks for the sympathetic response (read: 'shouder to cry on').

"Break" in the sense that eventually, each of the programs I have tried - Heimdall, JOdin3, and Odin - have shown errors that, so far, have proven fatal:

*Heimdall requires 'Heimdall Packages' that seem to exist nowhere

*Odin fails to communicate with the phone

*JOdin3 returns a 'corrupted file' message when one directs it to the firmware to upload and flash. This issue has been reported to the maintainer's github as of 12 days ago, meaning it is a very recent issue.

The Heimdall issue *may* have a workaround - one can try, as per the maintainer's instructions on his github, feeding the component files one by one to the main process. I will try that.

A further possibility lies in the fact that previously, I had not enabled 'USB debugging' on the phone itself, which may or may not help with the interface.

There is also ADB, which I took a cursory look at last night. ADB appears to be able to work to move packets between a computer and a phone.

There is the option, on Samsung phones, to 'Appy update from SD card', which is what I propose to try now.

Latly, there is the option of installing an entirey different OS on the phone, and to hell with Android (?).

I will keep all you folks who are now rooted to the edge of your seats updated as things move along.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
USB debugging makes a difference. Have you tried using older or different versions of Heimdall?

Are you running a VM to run windows and windows programs on linux or are you using wine to run windows programs? Wine doesn't work well enough to make it a viable option to run Odin.

I really suggest you bite the bullet and use a Windows system to use Odin. As long as you haven't corrupted any of the partitions on the device, flashing via Odin on a Windows PC will be effortless, a few clicks and a few minutes, done and done.
[General Questions and Answers] oldcpu:
I think it could be dependent on the quality of the packages built by the packagers for your distro as to whether 'heimdall' works for you. I recently flashed LineageOS (2 days ago) on my old Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014) tablet using heimdall. I posted about it here: https://xdaforums.com/f/galaxy-note-10-1-2014-edition-q-a-help-troubl.2502/

Note that hardware aspects such as a quality USB cable can at times be issues, and you may have better luck using a PC's USB-2 port instead of a USB-3 port.

In my case, for openSUSE LEAP-15.2 I successfully used heimdall-1.4.2

I also used android-tools-9.0.0 packaged for same openSUSE version, which provided 'adb' and 'fastboot'. While 'adb' worked for me, I could not not get 'fastboot' to detect my tablet when the tablet was in 'Odin' mode - and hence I could not flash with 'fastboot'. Fortunately heimdall did detect the Tablet when the Tablet was in 'odin' mode, and I was thus able to flash TWRP from 'heimdall'. I note specifying 'RECOVERY" in 'heimdall' did not work for me, but instead specifying the 'Entry' location for the flash (after checking the PIT) did work for me. Again, documented the details in that thread above.

In all cases on my GNU/Linux I used command line and not GUI front ends.

Goodl luck in your efforts.
[General Questions and Answers] micheal3chaife:
I do not have ready access to a Windows machine, alas... Thanks for the other suggestions. Yes, I've been trying with wine, but with USB debugging disabled. My next attempt will probably be with Heimdall + USB debugging.

If I go the VM route, do you have a suggestion on how to set that up?

RE: Heimdall, I was under the impression that the most recent version (1.4.2, if I'm not mistaken) is best.

Again, thanks for the imput. Wish me ... maybe not luck, but continued systematic determination. And a little common sense.
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
You can run ADB wirelessly, means over Wi-Fi. So no Windows machine is required.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
I"m not sure that helps them.
[General Questions and Answers] oldcpu:
I hope you managed to finally succeed.

'Fresh' on the successful install of LineagOS-14.1 on my Samsung Galaxy-10.1 (2014) using adb and Heimdall on openSUSE-LEAP-15.2 (v.1.4.2 of heimdall) I then a couple of days ago proceeded to install LineageOS-14.1 on my wife's old Samsung Note-8 tablet.

As before, I pre-positioned the zip files for lineageOS and for GAPPS on her tablet, and then used heimdall to flash TWRP from my GNU/Linux PC.

it took me 3 attempts to flash TWRP, with the first failed attempted breaking the regular Android 4.1 boot to the Tablet, but fortunately it would still boot to the Tablet's recovery 'download' (flashboot) mode. The issue with the failures with me was a somewhat flaky USB cable. This is the best of about a dozen USB cables I own, and it works great for charging .... but for data transfer in a flash, my experience is the cable has to be very very VERY good. Note I was using a USB2 port.

Once TWRP was flashed, I tried to boot the Tablet to recovery mode, but the darn thing booted instead to the old Android 4.1. I was afraid that would wipe the TWRP, ... so I then with the Tablet still powered, ran 'adb' with appropriate recovery reboot options (from my GNU/Linux with Tablet connected), and the Tablet fortunately booted to TWRP (and it had not yet been wiped).

With TWRP running it was a simple matter to flash LineageOS and GAPPS. This time, BEFORE rebooting after the LineageOS/GAPPS flash, I was then careful to ensure TWRP re-flashed/installed, and it kept TWRP on the Samsung Galaxy Note-8. With my previous Samsung Galaxy Note-10.1 (2014) install I did not do that, and I had TWRP wiped after my reboot to LineageOS.

Again good luck in your efforts. I can say heimdall in GNU/Linux does work (together with adb).
[General Questions and Answers] ethical_haquer:
Look here.
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] landsome:
Any advantages?
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] Spuffyffet:
Not really?
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] landsome:
I am thinking better battery, fast fingerprint response, this sort of thing... :)
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] Spuffyffet:
You can just turn off the animations of android if you want more of the faster experience.
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] harpnote:
I am, and I refuse to do 10 because of the issues I had with it. Didn't even last half a day for me before I started looking into how to downgrade. Text too small, UI design not made for compact screen, fingerprint sensor awfully slow, ugly lock pin input screen... etc.
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] Spuffyffet:
well bro, android 10 is really amazing and I mean you can also install android 11 on your phoen and it works really smoothly and the battery life is the best and UI is your choice, if u don't like the Stock Android UI, then don't go for AOSP based ROMs.

and well you need to look for a ROM a lot before installing it.
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] levone1:
eXistenZ rom is the only reason I have ever had to use stock at all. eXistenZ 9 has a bit more customization and smoother out-of-the-box, but 10 is solid also.

If not using eXistenZ, better off with custom rom...
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] landsome:
Thanks to all who answered. I've been using LOS 18 for a while but the slow fp reader bugs me to no end.
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] Spuffyffet:
What device do you have?
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] landsome:
The dual sim version.
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] Spuffyffet:
full name of the device?
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] landsome:
H8324
[Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact Questions & Answers] Spuffyffet:
This is one of the best ROMs out there and trust me you won't face any lag or fp delay in this,

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-10-0-xz2-pixel-experience-for-xperia-xz2-akari-aosp-2020-02-21.4054671/
[General Questions and Answers] The Dark Dev:
Any one can make twrp for infinx hot 11s to root this mobile and also develop pixel experience custom rom for this.
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
Phone's Android must not get rooted in order to flash a Custom Recovery and/or Custom ROM.
[General Questions and Answers] ansh_/:
do you know any good gsi rom which can work with g88 processor? i tested pixel experience gsi but it was laggy as it is known for graphical glitch with mediatek processor

Thank you
[General Questions and Answers] jprimero15:
I can help bringing up twrp for this device, i just need the legitimate firmware zip file. Direct download link.
[General Questions and Answers] ansh_/:
Thank you for your reply i have tried to find it but couldn't find the latest version of firm ware but could find a older one on the internet - https://drive.google.com/file/d/16x_AtFDaSMTM2R5swpgtFglRChshNRwP/view
[General Questions and Answers] priyanshuchowdhury2105200:
why not join his grp if u have pc u can try rooting & then first try flashing gsi & then when build done then custom rom
[General Questions and Answers] ansh_/:
What group are you talking about, i would like to help for rooting i would need the latest firmware which unfortunately i couldn't find anywhere
[General Questions and Answers] priyanshuchowdhury2105200:
in tg he have grp for development
[General Questions and Answers] ansh_/:
Could I get a link for it?
[General Questions and Answers] priyanshuchowdhury2105200:
giving links here removes the link immediately due to guidline do one thing i give u my user id of tg

supremacy_kraken

search these on tg & dm me
[General Questions and Answers] ansh_/:
I have made a guide for rooting infinix hot11s https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-on-how-to-root-infinix-hot-11s.4444717/
[General Questions and Answers] esalmot:
Hi. I hope you would like to make a twrp for X6812B. Is this kinda file needed?

X6812B-H6912KL-R-OP-220211V684_by_(firmwaresells.com).zip

drive.google.com
[General Questions and Answers] jprimero15:
I already made a test build. You guys can join our telegram group.
[General Questions and Answers] Yukiramen:
Can i also join the group?
[General Questions and Answers] jprimero15:
Here is the telegram group's username: @infinixhot11s_dev
[General Questions and Answers] YanzBRO:
Bro please give me custom rom

which is suitable for infinix hot 11s nfc devices

and include the link. Thankyou
[General Questions and Answers] ansh_/:
It has been discussed in article, i would recommend you to try pixel experience plus A12
[General Questions and Answers] sans111612:
ACan anyone send me a stable rom for the infinix hot11S nfc?
[General Questions and Answers] nazmul3412:
Use project elixir 3.12
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Bulkatos:
Hi @ all,

it's a long time after my last post here, sorry for that.

Now I'm working for a german 5G Campus Provider. We test and build 5G SA Campus Networks for research facilities and private companies.

Currently we facing the issue, that only one device (Asus Zenfone) availbe in germany supports the MCC999 for german campus networks.

In addition to this devices we have an Oneplus 9 and Oneplus 9 Pro for testing. Can someone explain how to unlock the mcc999 limitation?

All official informations I got so far, do not mention the MCC999 at all.

Devices Information:

OnePlus 9

Android Version 11

Build-Nummer: Oxygen OS 11.2.9.9.LE25BA

Modell: LE2113

OnePlus 9 Pro

Android-Version: 11

Build-Nummer: Oxygen OS 11.2.10.10.LE15BA

Modell LE2123

Thanks for your help.

Best regards, Bulkatos
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] kisielec:
Hi,

Did someone tried to change MIUI EEA or Global to China on Pad 5?

If yes, how looks case with GMS?

Widevine for sure won't be working.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Bliemer:
Hey, i install CN rom on my xiaomi pad 5. The is no GMS. I have this rom in 1 day and I returned to Global miui 13
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] TheMrN1ko1:
I changed and all works. Widevine was be me L1. I'm from EEA to China from MIUI 13 China to MIUI 13 Global and all works great
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] dotzi75:
How did you go back from CN to Global? I'm getting Error during flash global or EAA. Can you explain steps you did?
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] kisielec:
Are you bought mi pad in China? As far as I know devices from China have different signatures, maybe that's why.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] dotzi75:
I bought the device in Germany. Delivery status was with EEA ROM. after unlocking the bootloader, I flashed the CN ROM. everything is going great. Just wanted to restore the original condition, but I've now decided to leave everything as it is. The CN has more features and never change a running system!😉
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] kisielec:
Right now I'm preparing my to flash China, so I will check for you if I can back to Global without error.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] parser:
What kind of extra features you mean?

I remember some1 mentioning China Rom being not good so I am curious.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] TheMrN1ko1:
I use the Xiaomi flash Tool, and Bad the Option to Clean the drive
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] kisielec:
I came back to Global wihout any problems.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] pezmannen:
Hi

Is there a way to let streaming media continue to stream when i do something else on the phone? I listen to web radio and want to be able to lock the phone when doing so
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] pezmannen:
Anybody? This should be able to work...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] closeRanger:
Hello, if you know what cSploit is you also probably knows that it's buggy and outdated.

I have taken time to rebrand the software, mixing versions, and modifying code.

My goal was to fix the login cracker which was not giving status output since the C regex was broken, so I re implemented the original dSploit 1.0 fashion - each tried passwords are shown - and the progress bar is effective. Also did modify the java code and res to be able to fully use hydra (more options, and most importantly being able to pass http related plugins parameters).

Metasploit is outdated, and ruby 1.9 cannot run the lattest version; so I switched to version 2.7, which is running: we can install gems.

Issue is that when downloading the MSF and setting it up, the bundle doesn't return, and gives no output. I don't know what is happening here, there may be a prompt for administrator's password so I run 'bundle install' as root, but it doesn't change anything.

gem install bundler does succeed, but not bundle install, showing forever "downloading gems". This part is tricky and I need people to look upon it with fresh eyes (I spent too much time on the code).

I'm calling the project eSploit and renamed a lot of things like package name, since I have been working alone and that the cSploit project is utterly abandoned, but still is delivered on platforms like nethunter store despite the bugs and EOF notice. So don't judge me on taking it over since no one cares.

Status is:

Nmap: fully functionnal

Hydra: restore not working (restore file's path issue)

Exploit finder: Not working since the MSF doesn't update yet -see above- , and that is the milestone.

MITM: not tested, might just get rid of it.

There is a change of strategy in the way we will retrieve exploits, instead of contacting outbound server and pass it the result of the inspector, then seeking in the metasploit database for the CVE, we will just pass the inspector's result to metasploit. No difference, and the thing will be working on local networks without internet connection,

To be honest this is a bit like pinning a nail with a bulldozer, but for now there is no alternative.

Submodules are removed from git, instead there's a big working tree with all the dependencies.

Note that the openssl library originaly shipped with the package doesn't 'work' with most newer software, hence are we using 1.1.1l for ruby, and will either stick to the lattest for older softwares (like hydra 8.8) or update the programs, so now only nmap is working.

So you tell me what you think of it, and don't hesitate to report bugs on github, ask me questions about the architecture of the software (originally designed by simone margaritelly), and help me finding a solution to the main issue.

GitHub - e2002e/eSploit: cSploit - The most complete and advanced IT security professional toolkit on Android.

cSploit - The most complete and advanced IT security professional toolkit on Android. - GitHub - e2002e/eSploit: cSploit - The most complete and advanced IT security professional toolkit on Android.

github.com
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Besix2:
This is very cool. It would be really cool if this is working. I hope that you can fix these Problems
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dead_seth:
cSploit, dSploit.. now eSploit i really like this program.

Any similarities with zANTI ?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] P3n6P0ny:
I am very interested in this project! But the github page is offline :( Are you still working on this?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] closeRanger:
Hi people, I got to some reasoning that this was not needed, though being cool to have the metasploit framework for android, I remember now how younger I tried to hack into things without a proper vulnerability scanner. This results in frustration. You can't know just from an nmap scan what exploit to launch. This thing would be awesome with (for instance) greenbone. But as is it is like attacking tanks with guns.

So I dropped it and deleted the repository.

Thanks for your reactions.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Alldayismokebomb:
What happen it's not available
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] xlambchopsx:
I think you should reopen this project. I have found a workaround to get csploit to connect to metasploit. It’s quite simple actually.

1. Run msfconsole in a Kali terminal.

2. Then run “load msgrpc” and it’ll kick out the host, port #, username and password.

3. Once you have this info, go back to csploit and go to settings and scroll to the bottom where it says RPC HOST, RPC USER, RPC PASSWORD, RPC PORT.

4. Enter all the info exactly as metasploit spit out. Then close csploit and reopen and it’ll instantly be connected.

Happy hunting
[Moto Edge X30] wildlime:
Hey,

It's been quite quiet in here so I am guessing not many people purchased one an X30.

Do we think like most of the previous Moto and Lenovo chinese phones we will be able to flash the global rom once available?

I managed to do it on my Lenovo Legion phones before and most chinese sellers do this too.

What do you think?
[Moto Edge X30] firmino13:
hi,

edge x30 will be available in europe 24th february

it wll be rebranded edge 30 pro

apparently maybe it will have onscreen fingerprint (instead of on side)

hope we can flash this rom even if it's not the same name, but it's the same phone