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[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Questions & Answers] Weirdy346:
Thank you so much as I've been trying loads of combos and this and the Gcam link seem to work on my phone .

Even better is the Video works too.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite Questions & Answers] Sudhangshu:
Thanks dude for your answers it's been working on my side, camera is ok I can take pictures also the video's working fine.
[Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Tenikokoro:
Hi i have an Lenovo Vibe K5 a6020a40 and i'm porting an linux to it but i have a problem i'm trying to get the linux folder somehow but it says: "ERROR: This folder is not a linux source tree: /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap" i can't do the next step because of this. Can you help me? If you see this please fast reply.

from console:

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap/helpers/envkernel.sh

ERROR: This folder is not a linux source tree: /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap

See also: <https://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting>

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap/linux/envkernel.sh

bash: /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap/linux/envkernel.sh: Nie ma takiego pliku ani katalogu

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap/helpers/envkernel.sh

ERROR: This folder is not a linux source tree: /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap

See also: <https://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting>

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/.local/var/code/linux

bash: source: /home/tenikokoro/.local/var/code/linux: jest katalogiem

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap/helpers/envkernel.sh

bash: /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap/helpers/envkernel.sh: Nie ma takiego pliku ani katalogu

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/.local/var/code/pmbootstrap/helpers/envkernel.sh

ERROR: This folder is not a linux source tree: /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap

See also: <https://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting>

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/.local/var/code/pmbootstrap/helpers/envkernel.sh

ERROR: This folder is not a linux source tree: /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap

See also: <https://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting>

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ ^C

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/.local/var/code/pmbootstrap/helpers/envkernel.sh

ERROR: This folder is not a linux source tree: /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap

See also: <https://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting>

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source ~/code/pmbootstrap/helpers/envkernel.sh bash: /home/tenikokoro/code/pmbootstrap/helpers/envkernel.sh: Nie ma takiego pliku ani katalogu

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/.local/var/code/pmbootstrap/helpers/envkernel.sh

ERROR: This folder is not a linux source tree: /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap

See also: <https://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting>

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/.local/var/code/pmbootstrap/linux/envkernel.sh

bash: /home/tenikokoro/.local/var/code/pmbootstrap/linux/envkernel.sh: Nie ma takiego pliku ani katalogu

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/.local/var/code/pmbootstrap/linux/kernel/envkernel.sh

ERROR: This folder is not a linux source tree: /home/tenikokoro/pmbootstrap

[tenikokoro@TePCGaming pmbootstrap]$ source /home/tenikokoro/.local/var/code/pmbootstrap/linux/kernel/helpers/envkernel.sh
[Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Tenikokoro:
Moderator close this thread
[XPERIA X1 General] Carlis:
Hi.

This fixes is from the Polaris.

they make the BT work very well with my Jabra JX10 II headset on the Polaris.

My Xperia have the same problem with my headset as Polaris had before this patches.

Is there anyway to install them on my Xperia?

.. it says they are not for this device when trying.

Must check device code or something.

Anyone skilled to patch them to work or rip the info out of them to manually install them?

Best Regards Carlis
[Amazfit] cesardomdegea:
Hi everyone,

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THANKSSSS
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[Amazfit] cesardomdegea:
thanks!!!!! It´s working now!!
[Asus ZenFone 3 Questions & Answers] ralph65:
good morning i reset my asus zenfone 3 max but when i turn it on it asks me previous pin that i don't remember anymore. can you help me? thanks.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] code010101:
Hello,

it seems we are close to get the update to Android 12 on our device:

Sony rolls out stable Android 12 update to the Xperia 10 III and Xperia Pro-I

Sony has started rolling out the stable Android 12 update to the Xperia 10 III and Xperia Pro-I. Read on to know more.

www.xda-developers.com
[Sony Xperia 10 III] Guest993:
Has not been arrived yet on my device (EEA, germany). Any experiences with Android 12 on 10 III so far?
[Sony Xperia 10 III] ksuuk:
Yes, CUSTOMIZED EEA 62.1.A.0.533 (Android 12) was released ( https://xpericheck.com/XQ-BT52 ) 4 days ago, but according to the phone update check and Xperia Companion, no software update is available. Phone is using stock firmware, WiFi/4G is available and I have made several restarts. However when CUSTOMIZED EEA 62.0.A.9.11 (Android 11 update) was released month ago, I got it right away, at the same release day.

Based Reddit, a lot users are facing same problem. Some say that software repair using the Xperia Companion pushes update to phone. But I don't want to and I don't have time to reset my phone and set up everything, including every app settings from scratch.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] liwetlt:
After switching from 11 to 12 android, you need to make a mandatory reset to the factory with the removal of all data in order to avoid bugs.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] ksuuk:
it is folklore, no such need at all.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] mangobanana:
I have received the update (62.1.A.0.533) this morning.

Installation took around 45 minutes.

Haven't had any technical issues per se so far, but am still struggling with the look and feel of Android 12.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] Elberens:
i have been using the phone for almost a week now after the new update (62.1.A.0.533), i haven't done any factory resets, here is what i noticed:

1. Battery is draining a lot faster than Android 11 :(

2. UI is a bit bulky, especially the toggle buttons. Definitely preferred Android 11

3. Screen Mirroring is not working for me. WFD service keeps crashing (that's a major issue because i mirror all my videos)

4. I had previously mapped the power button (click twice) to GCAM. Now it's not working. Only works with the stock Camera

Overall, a negative experience. I would not recommend the update.

If anyone else is facing issues please let me know
[Sony Xperia 10 III] czekker:
Post some screenshots of Android 12 on your Xperia, please.

Do you have separate toggles for wifi and mobile internet?

@Elberens, the same question for you too :))
[Sony Xperia 10 III] code010101:
Hi guys, please keep us informed on how Android 12 behaves on the Xperia 10 III.

Hope that the battery drain reported by Elberens is just an isolated case, did you realized what is causing the drain? The app Better Battery Stats can help in detecting the cause of an abnormal power consumption:

https://xdaforums.com/t/app-2-2-05-oct-v2-4-betterbatterystats.1179809/
[Sony Xperia 10 III] geokirby:
I got the update notification yesterday and installed last night. So far I'm not having any technical or performance issues. All seems to be working. Still, I find the new UI a big step backwards in comparison to Android 11. Everything is so much bigger (menus, quick settings) using lots of dead space.

There aren't separate toggles for Wi-Fi and Mobile Data internet. You can't turn on or off with one tap. You have to open a submenu now...

The quick settings toggles are way bigger. You get only 4 in two lines when sliding down (or 8 if you slide with two fingers or twice). Which means that you will be needing an extra step for some actions.

I'm missing the functionality where on Android 11 I could use Google pay right away when holding the power button. Now there is a toggle in the quick settings instead (again extra step to use). Instead there is just a restart, shutdown and emergency menu if you hold the power button.

I don't get the new features of android 12 or it just doesn't seem to make a difference for my uses. The new bigger quick settings are annoying for me and if I had known before, I wouldn't have updated. If there was an easy way to roll back to 11 I would happily do it. But I guess I can't do that without flashing an older firmware on the phone. Maybe a future update would allow to make the quick menus a bit smaller?
[Sony Xperia 10 III] czekker:
I've read somewhere that after factory reset the separate toggles for wifi and mobile data internet would show up.

::edit::

Sony's Android 12 update has separate toggles for Wi-Fi and Data, but only if you factory reset

The Android 12 update for the Sony Xperia 1 III and Xperia 5 III ships with separate toggles for Wi-Fi and mobile data.

www.xda-developers.com

another way:

[....] if you want to get back a dedicated button to toggle your Wi-Fi, Mishaal Rahman shared a command on Twitter that you can execute via adb to get it back.

adb shell settings put secure sysui_qs_tiles "$(settings get secure sysui_qs_tiles),wifi"
[Sony Xperia 10 III] code010101:
Right this morning I got the message of a System Update from Sony (I live in Italy).

I think I'll wait some days before update, would be like to read more feedbacks on how the device behaves under Android 12, in particular concerning the battery draining, I quite happy with my Xperia 10 III that overnight (9pm to 8am) drains just a ridiculous 3%.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] ksuuk:
1) Recheck again app -s permissions, disable or uninstall unwanted ones, disable location wifi/bluetooth scan and wait for few days until the battery is calibrated and user habits/trends are known for the operating system.

Also You may try enable system cached apps under developer options -

https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyS21/comments/r7tdta

2) It can't be changed, and you have to get used to it and hope that some update will fix/change it.

3) This is something new. :(

4) Have You tried XPERI+ for remap - https://github.com/ivaniskandar/shouko
[Sony Xperia 10 III] throwaway7425:
You must agree this is a rather ingenious way of getting people to update their systems regularly. You're not told beforehand what the update changes, and only afterwards do you notice that the update was a downgrade in every single aspect. You want to swear that you'll never install a system update ever again, yet you know that you will have to do just that in the hopes that eventually some update will fix what the previous ones broke.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] matmutant:
I must admit as much I agree that a proper changelog should be displayed before any update, I do like that android 12 update. Getting older (ok, I'm not that old) I'm pretty happy with the bigger/new layout
[Sony Xperia 10 III] wirespot:
On the stock Android 11 you can make the UI big from Settings > Display > Display size. This is in addition to and separate from Settings > Display > Font size. So I still think the forced size in Android 12 was not necessary...
[Sony Xperia 10 III] code010101:
I updated my device on Saturday, everything went OK. I'm rather satisfied with the new UI, display size and font size can be adjusted as in Android 11, some aspects are nice, some others less, on the other hand it's impossible to create a UI that is good for everybody. There are a lot of launchers and ways to customize the appearance of a smartphone, so this is not a problem in my view. Apart from the graphical aspect, Android 12 brings new interesting features and I think this is more important.

I appreciate that Sony kept the media volume steps equal to 30, which is finer enough for listening music. At the moment, the power usage seems to be as before, my device drained only 3% overnight (9pm to 8am) as with android 11, and that's great.

The smartphone seems responsive and fluid, I didn't explored all the functionalities yet, but I would say that this update is OK.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] Comakip:
Is it just me or do apps 'reload' more often after the update? I feel like caching of background apps is worse but I'm not sure.

Other than that and the combined internet toggle, this update is alright.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] code010101:
The overall app managing should be more optimized in Android 12, however you could try the above mentioned option in the Developer settings (suspend execution of cached app).

There are just a couple of commands to be sent via ADB the to restore separate wifi/mobile toggles, I'm waiting to see how is to deal with the combined internet one.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] combinedfleet:
Noticed this too. For example, if I use "Simple Gallery Pro" from F-Droid to browse through some videos and I open a video with Kodi, then after I'm done watching the video and return to the Simple Gallery app, it will often reload, forcing me to navigate the folder structure once again.

I didn't have this issue with Android 11 - returning to the gallery app would bring me back to where I left when Kodi was launched. I'll try changing that setting mentioned above by @code010101 to see if it helps.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] code010101:
did you tried to uninstall/reinstall that app? or delete it's cache and data?
[Sony Xperia 10 III] mangobanana:
Sorry for the delay in reply, was a bit sick last week.

I've attached some screenshots.

There are no separate toggles for wifi and mobile internet, there is just one button "Internet" which then brings up a drawer sliding up from the bottom.

After using Android 12 for one week, here's some more feedback...

TECHNICAL ISSUES

I haven't had any major issues, but some small ones: Had a scrolling glitch in Chrome twice (wouldn't scroll down, was fine again after restarting app) and one home screen crash (it went blank, was fine again after restarting system, may be related to the weather widget I was messing with at the time).

UX ISSUES

I'm still trying to make sense of some of the GUI changes:

the new folder / app group design is ugly af if you ask me, but I'll get used to it

the top bar changes when you pull down the quick settings. I find this irritating.

the quick settings toggles are unnecessarily big and require extra taps and swipes. I take offense with that. Android made me learn all those icons years ago (and some are self-explanatory, like the plane), just to come back now an put big labels AND subtitles all over it?! And don't even get me started on the marquee / scrolling text on the buttons...

I didn't like the new notification area at first, since it made notifications more prominent. To paraphrase the great Donald Knuth, I have reached an age where my main purpose is not to receive notifications ;-) But I have to say I've gotten used to the new notification area and I find it more convenient now than the old one.

In the settings, I'm struggling to see the point of the typography there (big fonts and lots of whitespace), but I'll work with it and don't spend much time in the settings anyway. I use the search a lot in settings and it works well enough.

I have a glaring gap in the top right corner, next to the battery symbol, regardless of whether I enable the percentage display or not, and it's driving me nuts.

I haven't done any resets, basically I installed the update and then spent some time re-organizing the quick settings and my home screen. I had display size set to "big" before, that's why I have 4 columns of apps on the home screen.

I feel a bit screwed by Sony because the Updater didn't make me aware of a major version upgrade and the subsequent massive UX changes. I don't follow Android development much, so I wasn't even aware that Android 12 is coming and what it would look like.

It also seems that the new auto-color-theming feature based on the background image, which google seems to have made a big fuss about with their Pixel phones, didn't make it to the Sony phones.

Hope this helps!
[Sony Xperia 10 III] liwetlt:
sharing wifi tiles via adb

adb shell settings put global settings_provider_model false

adb shell settings put secure sysui_qs_tiles "wifi,cell,$(settings get secure sysui_qs_tiles)"
[Sony Xperia 10 III] czekker:
No problemo, I've updated a little bit earlier today :D

The UI changes were holding me for some time, but I've decided to give it a try..

After few hours I must say it's not that bad.

No problems with battery drain (but I enabled that developer option mentioned before) nor with overall performance, no bugs yet.

I'm still trying to get use to the new combined Internet toggle, but we'll see - if not, I hope the ADB commands will bring back the separate toggles for wifi and mobile.

I changed the display settings to small size and large fonts - looks best for me.

BTW, I like the "capture more" option while taking screenshot :)
[Sony Xperia 10 III] bookworth:
I highly recommend using the adb commands if you need to quickly change wifi networks etc. The unified button is, at least, confusing. If you have unlimited data then the button is useless anyways. Just leave the wifi in, the data in and you have internet always.

However, the big buttons might help under bright sunlight + polaroid glasses conditions. After all, you mostly orient by the location of the button, not by what is written on it.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] code010101:
right now I realized that the empty space on the top right corner is dedicated to the green dot showing that the microphone is in use
[Sony Xperia 10 III] mangobanana:
Wow, it all makes sense now, thanks for pointing that out, I hadn't noticed the green dot yet!

Now I'm wondering why they made the dot green and not red ;-)
[Sony Xperia 10 III] WaterMan!:
I'm having a ton of issues since updating to 12. What is the procedure to clean flash it?
[Sony Xperia 10 III] ksuuk:
What issues?
[Sony Xperia 10 III] WaterMan!:
Apps often load very slowly and display a splash screen before opening - never used to happen. Google Keyboard randomly stops haptic feedback for one word then starts up again.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] Comakip:
I also noticed the splash screens. But I don't think the apps load slower.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] aungtinwin:
"capture more" option not available in my device(Xperia 10 III android 12), even device factory reseted.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] code010101:
I found it working only with the Chrome browser and some (system) apps, while on others, the option is still available, but once selected I can't capture more than the normal screenshot. I was thinking about doing a factory reset, but it seems that is not the solution(!)
[Sony Xperia 10 III] mei_chuen:
Hi... I just updated the software, never expecting it to be worse than the previous UI.

Thank you for this list. Please allow me to add a couple more points to it:

1) Reduced Battery Life

Fully charged batt (80% recommended) now only gives 13hrs 53mins.

Previously, at 80%, it was well over 2 days -- 48hrs.

Even at 50%, it is 1 day plus.

This is my phone with settings at the minimum, Stamina Mode On.

The reason I upgraded to this phone (from Sony Xperia L1) was because it advertised a long battery life -- 2 days!

And now, this.

2) One Handed Mode

Access it by double-tapping the circular navigation button at the bottom. But now, instead of the entire screen reducing in size and being able to shift left or right, there is a greyed top 1/3 portion of the screen for deactivating this mode while the other 2/3 shows the app.

Unfortunately, if you're on the home screen, anything placed at the bottom 1/4 of this home screen (apps/folders) will not be displayed nor accessed. Trying to pull up/scrolling up deactivates this mode.

When activated, it is live for about 5-6 secs.

Ppl with small hands or short thumbs will still find it difficult to move around the screen. Wasn't this the reason this function was created? The current one defeats this purpose.

3) Alarm/Snooze Screen

It used to be a full black screen with the clock at the top and a swipe button at the bottom -- Left for Snooze, Right for Alarm Off.

It's simple, and large, easy to see and access. Now it is two tiny buttons, at the top left corner.

*****

OMG seriously, what were the developers thinking!?

I haven't played with the phone in this new update enough.

I'm too annoyed.

I still cannot accept the quick settings panel, esp the need to tap so many times to turn on/off wifi or internet, both lumped into one, when previously, they were separate icons, and just one tap will do to turn on/off.

Is there any way to forward these points to Sony and rectify those absurd changes, please???
[Sony Xperia 10 III] wirespot:
Unfortunately these changes come from Android 12. Sony doesn't change the UI on their phones too much, they just follow whatever Android does.

Here's a possible fix for the internet/wifi icons. Maybe try seeing if people have found workarounds for the others too.

Please be careful with apps on the Play Store that claim they can fix the entire quick settings, yes they work but they require accessibility permissions which lets them do basically whatever they want with the UI which is super risky. They can spy on you, make themselves hard to uninstall, they can inject ads in your UI and generally they have very predatory practices (ads, periodoc subscriptions etc.)
[Sony Xperia 10 III] code010101:
Yesterday, I gave a try running the ADB commands reported here to restore the mobile data and WiFI tiles in Quick Settings that are supposed to appear separated after updating Xperia 10 III to Android 12. That commands are needed if the update wasn't followed by a factory reset (which I didn't). The procedure actually allows to have two separate tiles for the mobile data and WiFi, however while the first one requires just one-tap to turn it on/off, the WIFi one still need two steps to turn the wireless on/off, which is exactly what happens with one single Internet tile. So, from my point of view, the advantage is minimal since I usually keep the mobile data always on, and need to turn the WiFi every now and then.

I reverted the effects of the mentioned ADB commands to have back one single Internet tile ...
[Sony Xperia 10 III] Trikk-e:
Good to know, thanks. I tried the past week and I wasn't successful, so I won't try again.

What I have noticed is that the airplane mode toggle has appeared. Do you have it? I would swear it wasn't there before. This multipurpose button is garbage.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] code010101:
Hi, no, I don't have the Airplane mode into the Internet menu, it's in a separate tile. I don't remember if it appeared after the ADB procedure, but I guess it wasn't there ...
[Sony Xperia 10 III] Trikk-e:
It has appeared since I tried to separate WiFi and Data toggles. I don't know how I did it, but now I got 3x1. Good job...
[Sony Xperia 10 III] msk-lt:
Hello everyone!

I've been communicating with Sony support regarding 3rd-party Camera app access while phone is locked. I did provide a lot of detail, compared behaviour with Android 11. Here's the end of the story:

By the way, I've compared such an upgrade to one that happened on PS3 and eliminated OtherOS support.
[Sony Xperia 10 III] Trikk-e:
Thanks mate. More good news... We also have lost the possibility to open GCam by double touching the lateral button. Sometimes I'm jealous of Samsung devices
[Sony Xperia 10 III] Trikk-e:
I finally got it. I use this tutorial

If I'm not allowed to post links, tell me and I delete it.

I did not use platform tools the first time. If we use the command prompt through Android SDK we can separate toggles.

I have also removed the green dot when we use our camera, or we record something, it was annoying for me