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[OnePlus 10 Pro] meliorus:
Hello everyone!

I'd like to share an issue I've been experiencing with my OnePlus 10 Pro, and I'm hoping someone here might have some insights or suggestions on how to resolve it. I've been using the original 80W SuperVOOC charger and cable that came with the phone. When I connect my phone to the charger, the lock screen indicates that it's charging using the 80W technology as expected.

However, I recently connected my phone to a wattmeter while charging, and I noticed something strange. Even though my phone claims to be charging at 80W, the wattmeter shows that it's only drawing around 20W. This is the case even when the phone's battery is at a low level, such as 5%. It still charges at a rate of 20W.

I am quite puzzled by this discrepancy, and I'm not sure if it's a software or hardware issue. I've tried restarting my phone, but the problem persists.

Has anyone else experienced this issue with their OnePlus 10 Pro? Any tips or suggestions on how to fix it, or should I reach out to OnePlus support? Any advice or shared experiences would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance for your help!
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
How long does it take to charge from 5-100%?

If it's about half hour then I wouldn't worry, strange reading but I wouldn't worry too much
[OnePlus 10 Pro] meliorus:
This is how it looks:

from 5% to 100% it take 1H. In my opinion is a huge time :( I try different charger 65W and cable and have same.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] BeachNYC:
DUH!
[OnePlus 10 Pro] g96818:
SILENCE FROM THE PEANUT GALLERY
[OnePlus 10 Pro] meliorus:
Hello fellow XDA Developers,

I wanted to share an update on the battery issue I've been experiencing with my OnePlus 10 Pro. As I mentioned before, my device has been charging much slower than it should with the 80W SuperVOOC charger, and I've also noticed that the battery drains quite quickly.

After reaching out to OnePlus Technical Support, they advised me to send my phone to their service center, as it might require a battery replacement. While I appreciate their assistance, I'm a bit concerned about the quality of service I might receive. I've heard some stories about devices being returned with new issues or cosmetic damage after being serviced.

Has anyone else had a similar experience with the OnePlus service center, or is this just a rare occurrence? If you've sent your device for repair or battery replacement, how was your experience? Any tips or suggestions on how to ensure a smooth process and avoid potential issues?

I would really appreciate any feedback or shared experiences from the community. Thanks in advance for your help!
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
I've sent off two OnePlus devices and received them back within a week..

I'm based in the UK

Things may have changed but you won't know until you try.

In regards to your charging, how long does it take to charge fully? Mines done in about 35 minutes
[OnePlus 10 Pro] meliorus:
I have been told by the service department that they have not detected any faults. My One Plus 10 Pro charges from 5% to 100% in 1 hour.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Have you advised them of this?

Also I connected my phone up to the charger last night and it was only pulling 2000MAh out of the charger, whereas it's usually 4800-5000, so I disconnected it from the extension plug I was using and it jumped back up to 4800-5000 even spiking to 6000 for a moment...

Turns out it was the extension lead I was using...
[OnePlus 10 Pro] meliorus:
When I connect the charger to the socket (directly to the socket), the wattmeter shows me that the phone charges at a speed of 50W for a few seconds, but later it drops to 17W.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Ok so this can be normal if your phone is at a certain temperature or a certain level of battery already, mine sometimes spikes to 6000 on connection after a few seconds then it'll drop to 3800 or it'll continue to drop to 1800 or even less at times, It depends if my phone's cool OR it's current level.

Try to reset your battery, I can't remember the guide but there was a guide on its proposed Vs actual level in the 8 pro thread (I think it was the 8 pro, will have a look)

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-how-to-check-battery-cycle-count-and-capacity-root.4123177/

Here, this is the command I posted back then.

su

rm /data/system/batterystats.bin

Not saying this will work but may be with a shot.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] llSOULll:
Did you find a solution? Apparently I am facing same problem tried many different chargers but couldn't get more the 20W although i used ammeter and accu battery to test. Tried 80w, 65w, samsung 25w charger too but couldn't get more then 20w.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] meliorus:
No. Have this issue still. But I observe, when screen is off then watts is bigger than if im something doing on phone when is plugged in charger.

If you have IPA try to clean all ports in phone, in cable (both sides) and charger. Mayby this help.

In my conspiracy theory, we have (i mean all people who have this issue) probably have small isue with battery. But if you send phone to service then service told you about everything is fine xD
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
If your temps are low (late 20s like 27c)

And if you've connected your phone directly to a wall and it's a legit 80w charger then it'll work...

I wouldn't assume it's a dirty port otherwise it simply wouldn't charge.

Also turn off all that optimised charging crap.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] meliorus:
In my case, the battery temperature is low and it doesn't matter whether my phone is connected via an extension cord or directly to the wall socket. I use a wattmeter, similar to this one: https://www.amazon.com/Upgraded-Bri...eter&qid=1687908420&sprefix=wa,aps,854&sr=8-6 (but the European version), and it shows the same readings in both cases.

Regarding the dirty port, there could be a situation where something doesn't make proper contact and then the phone would lower the charging standard (the same would happen if any wires broke inside the cable).

In the latest firmware version, there isn't even an option to control this :D
[OnePlus 10 Pro] llSOULll:
Same in my case battery temperature isnt high in air coditioned room with phone battery temp about 33°C. Also I tested different chargers 25w, 65w,80w but app didnt showed higher than 3000mA (it crossed 2500mA only on 80w charger) . Also I noticed when charging through a wireless charger the reading is very low below 250mA while on other phone s9+ and s22+ it goes upto 1300mA.
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[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] Oswald Boelcke:
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[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] JayViaLV:
Requirements

Unlocked bootloader

Computer | Another Android Device (to send fastboot commands to)

To follow this guide step by step.

Step One

Download vm03's Payload.bin Dumper tool.

Step Two

Download the ROMs detailed in either of these two threads.

Step Three

Extract your rom using 7-zip

Step Four

Now that your ROM is extracted we are looking for Payload.bin.

Go to where you downloaded your copy of the pa​
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] nelsonator1982:
anyone done this successfully yet
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] rajumohanta99:
no need to unlock bootloader if you have tmo n10 you can convert it to global easily.... just download file and flash it..

OnePlus_Nord_N10_5G_T-Mobile 2 Global OxygenOS_10.5.8

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
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] sulaimanshuja:
Please share with step by step
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] Max Cody:
i did the conversion only because oneplus isn't doing the unlock_token.bin files on this oneplus nord n10 5g t-mobile version and yes the conversion did work but still asks for the unlock token from oneplus first does anyone know how to get around this token thing ? ive now had to do this for the t-mobile oneplus 8 , 8t , 9t and when i did conversion i didn't need the token code anymore but for some reason the Nord N10 still does
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] SomeRandomGuy:
I have not tried the above, but based on my other work with OnePlus phones, I wouldn't try simply flashing the OS from fastboot (e.g. the payload.bin only). My guess is the "lock" is stored on one of the partitions that only EDL mode can get to, and you need the entire firmware set as flashed by the MSM tool. Once you have that in and working, you can take your chances flashing individual partitions if you wanted to (or install an alternate OS entirely...)
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] [U$AMA]*:
Hi, Ive been facing this problem, several banking apps arent working and im done with my enjoyment of root.

I wanted to revert back to upgrade this to andriod 12.

Will i need to flash the firmware?

Or can i flash my stock firmware and then upgrade it?

I dont care about loosing my data. can i restore my phone? And run banking apps?

Im a noob, I'd appreciate some noob friendly keywords and guidance
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
The Knox is efuse is tripped, no way to undo that except replace the mobo. That could be why the banking apps are puking on you.

12 is a dog, leave it on Pie...
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] [U$AMA]*:
Thank you for your reply, So cant i get something with Lsposed to hide that from apps? or is the cloning method via island the only solution? And you're saying i should stick with andriod 9 ?
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
I run stock but others here can probably help you with hiding the rooting.

Pie a great OS, reasonably secure, no scoped storage and better supports 3rd party app functionality. I have two stock N10+'s, one running on Pie the other on 10. I prefer the one running on Pie. The 10 variant has a few new tricks but Karma Firewall's valuable logging feature is disabled by it.

Neither phone will likely ever be updated... that's what I think of Android 11 and 12; not much and nothing good.
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Try some of the similar Samsung phone forums (Note 9, 10 as well as popular midrange models) here to find solutions for cloaking root.

To search XDA use Google search;

*search term*, XDA.

Welcome to XDA🤗
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] KoiFlow:
I like the Always On Display, however the case I have covers the screen and turns off the AOD even though the cover is transparent. Is there a method to override this timeout and keep AOD on always? Thank you
[Android Head-Units] allhart:
Hi All,

Have actually really enjoyed the headunit so far, but am using a wireless reverse camera setup. It was recommended to use the video in and just select this when I want to view the camera (because there is no wiring to tell the headunit when the car is in reverse), but not having much luck.

The wireless transmitter/receivers power on and then connect with a blue light, but I'm not sure what to do next, as there doesn't seem to be anywhere to view video in. I found and activated the "Front camera" app assuming that this might show the feed, but when I open it I just get the message that "Driving status. video closed while driving". I'm not sure if this is even the right app to view the feed though, so any help would be much appreciated!
[Android Head-Units] Otisrhw:
why dont you just use the reverse lights to trigger backup cam
[Android Head-Units] allhart:
Thanks very much for your reply. The wireless setup I have doesn't have a "back" cable? Which I believe is the trigger to tell the headunit to show the feed for the reverse camera? My setup is currently powered by the reverse lights, but there is nothing to tell the headunit that the car is in reverse (which is why I was recommended to just use the video in and manually turn it on when I'm in reverse)? Having said that, it's my first time doing anything like this, so I really don't know what I'm talking about... :)
[G1 Android Development] alansj:
You can display a "splash" screen of sorts upon boot. You just have to have a file named initlogo.rle in your root directory. The trick is that the root directory is overwritten each time you boot with the contents of your boot image (mtd2). There are instructions elsewhere on the forums for updating this image.

You can prove to yourself that this works by just copying logo.rle to initlogo.rle in your updated boot image and you will see the "G1" screen twice.

The hurdle I'm running into is generating my own images. There is a program called to565 that takes in an image and spits out the resulting image in the appropriate format (give it the -r flag to generate an rle) [edit, correct flag is -rle]. However, everything I generate with this just looks like random colored bars when I boot up (and sometimes at the bottom of the screen I see part of whatever was left in the framebuffer when I shut down). Supposedly to565 takes in a raw rgb888 file, and perhaps I'm not generating those properly. I tried saving to "raw image" from gimp but so far everything is just different variations on colored bars.

I may give up at this point, but I thought others might be interesting in picking up where I left off.
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Huh. Interesting. I'll see if I can give it a whirl. Thanks for posting the info you've found so far :)
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
I took a quick look at the source of that to565 program. It looks like you need to use -rle instead of just -r. Did you try that?
[G1 Android Development] alansj:
You sir, are correct! I just did it with -rle and it works.
[G1 Android Development] alansj:
How to create a boot image:

1. put a properly encoded initlogo.rle in root directory

2. insert this line in init.rc in the boot: section (optional, this disables the stock android boot animation)

setprop debug.sf.nobootanimation 1

3. wrap it all up and flash it to mtd2

Attached:

1. A boot image with these changes made. To try it on your phone, first back up your mtd2 image (the boot image). Type the following in a root shell to back it up to your sdcard:

cat /dev/mtd/mtd2 > /sdcard/mtd2.img

Then, unzip boot-rc29-customlogo.img.zip it and stick it on your sdcard and type the following in a root shell:

cat /dev/zero >> /dev/mtd/mtd2
flash_image boot /sdcard/boot-rc29-customlogo.img

(when you do the cat, it will tell you "write: No space left on device," which is fine)

To restore your original boot image, do the cat and then flash_image your mtd2.img backup.

2. Samples of the raw image as well as the rle encoded version.

3. A nifty photo of this working on my phone.
[G1 Android Development] humble:
WOW:eek: awesome!! great job will test this out when i get back from the airport
[G1 Android Development] humble:
i couldn't wait:D so i did it works perfectly. i just can't get rid of the first boot .img.(i see the instruction but i need further help) if this helps i have a vista 64 but, I'm also running VM to any operating system.
[G1 Android Development] alansj:
Yeah, actually I haven't found a way to get rid of the G1 logo on boot. If you change logo.rle on the root filesystem, it still shows that image. I'll post a longer guide to generating your own boot.img later tonight (although I posted a bunch of it in another thread already). You could always create your own boot.img and replace logo.rle to prove to yourself that it doesn't change that initial logo... but I've tried it. It must be somewhere else (including, perhaps, some on-phone memory that we can't access).
[G1 Android Development] mack:
hmmm so i've done this correctly since the boot image works...however i no longer have WIFI access. Does anyone knoe whats going on? under settings it keeps saying turning wifi ON... but it doesnt.

EDIT: So i reflashed the original backup img and now its fine. I wonder where i went wrong?
[G1 Android Development] alansj:
Did you use the boot.img I posted or one of your own? I'm not having any trouble with wifi, and I'm booted with that one. Do you see anything in dmesg about wifi?

Edit: also, it looks like JesusFreke had some issues with wifi not working when he was doing custom boot images. Dunno the details but maybe it's related.
[G1 Android Development] humble:
thanks alansj (sorry i miss read). and my wifi still works
[G1 Android Development] mack:
I used your img that you posted with the hackdroid...LOVED it by the way =)

Could it be i'm on RC19 firmware? I'm reading jesusfreke's post but i'm fairly new to the linux thing so i'm having trouble understanding.

anyway i guess i'll just stick to stock until something new comes a long...

Thanks Alansj
[G1 Android Development] alansj:
Good guess. You could first apply the RC29 via sdcard and then flash the boot image.

To apply RC29, download this file, put it on your sdcard, name it update.zip, then reboot your phone while holding down power+home and when you get the recovery screen press alt+L then alt+s.
[G1 Android Development] jriley60:
will this work with 30
[G1 Android Development] alansj:
The general process will work, but the boot image I posted is based on rc29. The two things in the boot img are a kernel and a ramdisk (which includes a few of the basic system files). I don't think there was a kernel update in rc30, but I think there were updates to init.rc and possibly adbd (haven't checked). So, flashing with that boot.img I posted would undo the changes in those files done by rc30.

The better approach would be to take the boot.img from the full rc30 release, add your own initlogo.rle, and reflash from that.

I will now go and write a more detailed tutorial on how to edit boot.img
[G1 Android Development] jriley60:
that would be awesome. Thank you!
[G1 Android Development] UnkzDomain:
Kinda off-topic, but where did you get the font that you used in the logo? I'd like to make my own, and I was wondering if I could use it...
[G1 Android Development] alansj:
I just pixel-edited the logo from the android site (had to invent a couple of characters)... no font.
[G1 Android Development] alansj:
I just posted it here
[G1 Android Development] beartard:
Good work, man! Someone is actually working on the android logo font here: http://androidcommunity.com/forums/f37/new-android-ttf-logo-font-ver-1-0-a-6537/#post68847

Just FYI.
[Motorola Moto G20] rtd4:
Hello, a few days ago I found many interesting applications in the Motorola Edge 30 firmware, one of them is the official motorola voice recorder that strangely works on any android device from version 10 without modifications, tested on the moto e20/g20 with firmware generic unisoc

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Initial version: 01.01.0316 (19/04/2022)

Current version: 01.02.0623 (02/09/2022) / 01.03.0823 (18/12/2022)

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[Motorola Moto G20] florincristea:
I can update from Play Store to version 01.02.0566, can you help me? Thank you!
[Motorola Moto G20] rtd4:
sorry you can't update from play store because there is a missing .xml file in product/etc/permissions and that can only be done with root
[Motorola Moto G20] florincristea:
Can you update it in the Play Store?
[Motorola Moto G20] reticuli:
"Found many interesting applications in the Motorola Edge 30" What are these? Can you upload them & the missing xml file for recorder. Thank you.
[Motorola Moto G20] rtd4:
Here is the .xml that makes it show up in the play store, you need to use a root explorer, paste the file in the .zip path, then you need to reboot and clear the play store data and cache.
[Motorola Moto G20] rtd4:
I still can't update it through the Play Store because the .xml permission is needed and that can only be done with root
[Motorola Moto G20] Harry Haller:
hello you will not be able to extract the one of the android 12 rom that is more updated please... I am trying to do it but I cannot decompile the rom... thanks
[Motorola Moto G20] Harry Haller:
hello, could you tell me with what program you decompiled the motorola edge rom? please thanks
[Motorola Moto G20] Harry Haller:
Grabadora 1.2.566
[Motorola Moto G20] rtd4:
the pure motorola rom is difficult to extract because it is divided into sparsechunk.0-16 this guide will help you extract the firmware

https://github.com/Akianonymus/Firmware_Extraction
[Motorola Moto G20] rtd4:
I found the applications on this site

https://dumps.tadiphone.dev/dumps/motorola/
[Motorola Moto G20] rtd4:
extracting the latest existing firmware does not guarantee that the recorder is updated to the latest version you can even have the same version installed on the system partition
[Motorola Moto G20] florincristea:
Hello! Were you able to update this app from the Play Store?
[Motorola Moto G20] rtd4:
Updated Moto Recorder
[Motorola Moto G20] nipa2:
For instance, Samsung and LG phones on Android 10 have a similar Screen Record tool in the Quick Settings panel. Here's how to use it. Step 1: Open your Quick settings panel by swiping down on your screen. Step 2: Scroll down to find the Screen record option.
[Off-topic] mathieu89:
Hello

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[Off-topic] NOSS8:
Old or new, if you need nothing go to this forum;)
[Off-topic] notm3x:
I think XDA is better.
[OPPO Find X5 Pro Questions & Answers] imranXshimul:
Here is the link of oppo dialer and message works on find x5 coloros 12.1

Mega.nz
[OPPO Find X5 Pro Questions & Answers] Fares1510:
Can't download files, please send new link
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] elfarto:
Just installed the OTA update to April 1 S908U1UEU1AVCK , the phone feels a little snappier, is there something i should check on ?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] oneandroidnut:
Check on for what? lol
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Gregbmil1:
Thanks, I've been holding off on updating. fear off the bootloader updating. Good to know it's still in as V1. Guess I'll update
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Brian2022:
hello all, not sure if this is in the right section or not, if not i apologize. I am looking for some help with a samsung A52 for my father inlaw. Long story short His phone was factory reset and he can't remember his google sign in information only used the email for this google FRP and can't remember password or his security question (not sure how he can't remember any of these things but it is what it is now) hes not a very tech savy person. So we can't get past the sign in when booting up the phone from fresh factory reset.

Is there anything that can be used to bypass this google sign in? software hardware etc? I have seen software online advertising and if it costs a reasonable amount to do it that's fine but I was hoping for anyone with experience that can attest any of the software online actually works.

Thanks in advance for anyone's help
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Geoperson8:
Just search “One UI Frp bypass 2022” on YouTube and just follow the instructions

Make sure the video has the correct One UI version as your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Brian2022:
From factory reset how can you tell which one UI version is om your phone ?
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] surgemanx:
About phone,then software version under settings.
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Geoperson8:
Well, Try searching one ui 3.0 frp bypass and see if it works
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Brian2022:
Do you have those options when you first boot up a phone? I didn't think so . I don't have the phone in front of me but it just goes from start to user agreement then requires the Google frp
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Brian2022:
Thats what I was thinking or 3.1, is they any danger in trying a version that's incorrect for the phone?