yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Velvet Questions & Answers] GalaxyA325G:
Bearing in mind it may be a hidden activity, or it may have been removed completely... but if it's just hidden, then read this:

Here’s how to Access Hidden Settings on your Phone​

However, I'm sure a lot depends on the carrier who set up your phone, so all I can tell you to help is that on my phone, I think it's located at

Action = ACTION.MAIN (android.intent.action.MAIN)
Package Name = com.android.settings
Class Name = com.android.settings.wifi.calling.WifiCallingSuggestionActivity
Category = CATEGORY.LAUNCHER (android.intent.category.LAUNCHER)
and
Action = ACTION.MAIN (android.intent.action.MAIN)
Package Name = com.sec.unifiedwfc
Class Name = com.sec.unifiedwfc.LaunchUnifiedActivity
Category = CATEGORY.LAUNCHER (android.intent.category.LAUNCHER)

Unfortunately, this "should" work, but doesn't work on my phone (even though I have the wi-fi calling activities not hidden); so I may have the syntax slightly off below...

C:\> adb shell am start -n com.android.settings.wifi.calling.WifiCallingSuggestionActivity
C:\> adb shell am start -n com.sec.unifiedwfc.LaunchUnifiedActivity

I present this to give you keywords to search on for your phone using any activity launcher app such as:

QuickShortcutMaker

EDIT: My phone is not rooted (and there is no need to be rooted for shortcuts to work to bring up hidden activities, as far as I know).
[LG Velvet Questions & Answers] crimsonnight:
Cheers that's helpful, although that 1st link isn't working :( I bought it unlocked so not sure there.

Do I need to be rooted for this to work?
[LG Velvet Questions & Answers] crimsonnight:
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I've found this in QuickShortCutMaker but when I try to run it it says the app doesn't have the right permissions but it also isn't requesting any permissions so I'm lost.

*UPDATE* I've tried a different app called 'Hidden Settings' and it's allowed me to access the Wi-Fi calling setting which I can toggle on, but it's not actually enabled. When I go back to the page it's toggled off...
[LG Velvet Questions & Answers] crimsonnight:
Hi there, does anyone have any further advice in relation to this? All the networks I have tried have zero indoor coverage :(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] slayermd:
I need to know the ROMS that start with a K. I have looked through the wiki list and didnt find it. On the radio splash screen, it had a drawing of a castle type building and the name of the ROM in the upper right corner.

Thanks.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] mskip:
why do u want to know roms that start with a k lol
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] kareeem:
Kareem's RevROM starts with a "k" which is mine and the only one i know of :P
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] slayermd:
The reason I ask is because I flashed to a different ROM that I really dont like and I want to go back to the one that starts with a K lol.

Dang, Ill just keep looking. Thanks!

*edit* It may have also been a V. I should probably remember this kind of stuff lol.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] msd24200:
garmins kumara roms
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] slayermd:
That be the one! Thanks!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] JimmyMcGee:
Thread Closed Because..... Well... Did you read the Thread?
[Redmi Note 10S] davinson0110:
Hello everyone:

recently my redmi note 10s for unlocking the bootloader by another unofficial means. I get the error when starting dm-verity corruption.

I found many videos flashing boot.img and nothing worked for me.

until a video in Spanish only using adb fixed my eternal problem.

you put the device in fastboot mode and in adb and fastboot program type:

later put:

My cell phone is working without problems and without that annoying message:

sorry for mi bad english :c

I hope I've helped.

credits:
[Redmi Note 10S] gjgustavo:
Yo solucione usando el programa miflash 2018 ahi entras en modo fastboot y le cargas la rom y solito se pone bien
[Redmi Note 10S] davinson0110:
que version del mi flash 2018?
[Redmi Note 10S] riteshsarohi:
Can you please describe the procedure.
[Redmi Note 10S] tutibreaker:
read the thread
[Redmi Note 10S] jamharour:
can't run an adb command in fastboot mode its fake
[Samsung Galaxy M10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] AndVer0:
hi there

shrp for samsung m10 it work for sm-m105g other model idk but it has the same recovery tree so try it. it work for all firmware.

please type in comentary section if it work for you or no

link: https://github.com/AndVer0/codeAssi...ble-Unofficial_m10lte-1655715264.zip?raw=true

recovery tree:

GitHub - AndVer0/android_device_samsung_m10lte_shrp

Contribute to AndVer0/android_device_samsung_m10lte_shrp development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com
[Samsung Galaxy M12] physwizz:
physwizz a127f S kernel version 1

(Version 2 in post #3)

For OneUI 4

( also works for GSIs)

Samsung securities disabled

More CPU governors

Conservative, On-demand, Userspace, powersave, performance, energy_step, shedutil

Optimised for performance

Overclocked for performance

Underclocked for battery

CPU: 130MHz - 2210MHz

lz4 default compression added to zram

Installation

Post#2

Kernel

physwizz - Repositories

physwizz has 284 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

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[Samsung Galaxy M12] physwizz:
physwizz a12s kernel version 2

Based on a127f S U5 binary

For OneUI 4

( also works for GSIs)

Samsung securities disabled

More CPU governors

Conservative, On-demand, Userspace, powersave, performance, energy_step, shedutil

Optimised for performance

Overclocked for performance

Underclocked for battery

CPU: 130MHz - 2210MHz

GPU: 377MHz - 1196MHz

lz4 default compression added to zram

Installation

Post #2

Kernel

physwizz - Repositories

physwizz has 284 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

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@physwizz
[Samsung Galaxy M12] eiz26:
Support binary u3?
[Samsung Galaxy M12] physwizz:
Android 11 or Android 12?
[Samsung Galaxy M12] eiz26:
I using android 12 .one ui 4
[Samsung Galaxy M12] physwizz:
Then it can't be u3 binary on a127f

U3 was Android 11
[Samsung Galaxy M12] eiz26:
m127f device, now that I've found a suitable kernel, is there a newer kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy M12] physwizz:
https://xdaforums.com/t/exynos-850-resources.4546963/
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] Yazan501:
Hello there, for some reason my phone is stuck on download mode.

Before it happened I tried to wipe my phone through TWRP and after it rebooted it was stuck on "starting phone".

and every time I restarted the phone it got back to "starting phone".

then I lock the bootloader to see if it does something and then I got to the download mode again and it stuck there.

I tried using the volume up + volume down + power button and the volume down + power button combo but it just restarted and got me to the same screen.

Thanks in advance.

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[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] 3mel:
yeah you never relock the bootloader if you're not on COMPLETELY stock firmware. if the phone is detected in Odin flash stock.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] D0PEY:
I agree with 3mel, if you can get it detecting in Odin, flash the stock firmware back onto the device.
[Introductions] d3r3d3:
Hi,

I'm a DJI user interested in DJI related topics. I'm looking specifically now to root new DJI RC to install 3rd party software.

Cheers!

Pit
[HTC Excalibur] kingtaco11:
Recently, my phone has been slowing down/ freezing/ or taking long to start up.

Rather then trying numerous times to try to fix it(I've tried several already) I've decided to restore( or "re-flash) with kavanas rom again.

Now... heres my question:

How would I go about doing this? Do I just connect my phone have run Kavanas installer again? Or is their a special "Bootway" (Like holding the two softkeys like in wm6)

Please get back to me,

Ricky
[HTC Excalibur] Ryanmo5:
Yes sir just reflash the same way you flashed the first time.
[HTC Excalibur] jdoggraz:
Or you can always flash to the Rose Rom which is amazing.. :)
[HTC Excalibur] Ryanmo5:
Yeah just flashed it to my dash, lovin it man!!
[HTC Excalibur] jdoggraz:
Which version are you using? the remake or the original one by NRG?
[HTC Excalibur] Ryanmo5:
I'm using the remake, they seemed to have perfected it as far as having everything I like included in rom. Don't know if nrg has but they got rid of all the bugs in new version!
[iQOO Z3] NeelFromYT:
Does anyone know how to get Lineage OS on the Iqoo Z3? I wasn't able to find a single clear method and the ads on funtouch os are getting a bit annoying. So any help would be much appreciated
[Samsung Galaxy M12] physwizz:
Orange Fox v2

From @😋 🙂

Modified by physwizz for a12s(a127f) S

Android 12

Installation

Post #3

@physwizz
[Samsung Galaxy M12] physwizz:
Afaneh TWRP modified by physwizz

For a12s S

Installation

Post #3

@physwizz
[Samsung Galaxy M12] physwizz:
Installing Custom Recoveries Exynos 850

Recommended to use Orange Fox to format and TWRP to install GSIs

1. Install Orange Fox

2. Decrypt the data (Format and run multidisabler twice)

3. Reboot to recovery (not just reboot)

4. Install TWRP recovery.img into recovery partition.

5. Reboot to recovery.

Extract recovery.img from tar file

Method 1.

If you have already installed recovery and decrypted.

1. Boot to recovery.

2. Install recovery.img

3. Choose recovery partition

4. Reboot to recovery

(For Pitch-black just install the zip)

Method 2.

1. Download firmware

2. Extract ap file.

3. Patch with special magisk

4. Flash with Odin

5. Download recovery.img

6. Install TWRP app

7. Install TWRP

8. Choose file to flash.(don't select device)

9. Select recovery.img.

10. Reboot to recovery.

Go to part B

Method 3.

1. Download recovery tar

2. Connect phone to PC

3. Go to Download mode

4. Flash recovery tar into ap with Odin

Part B (You may need to change data partition to ext4 first if format ruins your system)

7. Reboot to recovery.

8. Wipe, format data, type YES.

9. Advanced, terminal.

10.Type multidisabler (twice).

11.Reboot to recovery

12. Flash Magisk for root(only for method 3)

13. Backup boot, data, super and dtbo

Recovery Problems

Most recovery issues can be solved by attending to the following issues.

1. Did you root using the full ap file patched with the special a217 magisk? (This contains the patched boot.img and vbmeta.img)

2. Did you then go all the way through the setup process?

3. Did you download the recovery to match your baseband?

https://t.me/a127f_res/54

4. Did you hold down power and volume up after Odin says pass?

5. Did you format data, not just wipe?

6. Did you type multidisabler twice?

7. Did you reboot to recovery by choosing reboot from the menu and then choosing recovery?

@physwizz
[Samsung Galaxy M12] physwizz:
Did anybody have trouble installing these recoveries?
[Samsung Galaxy M12] atlaspsp3:
No i downgraded to andro11 but mai binari is: fakin 8
[ASUS ZenFone 8] sqfaaa:
Hi. Is there a way to downgrade from Android 12 to Android 11 without using a computer? I have a firmware package in the root path however phone does not show the possibility to downgrade (i've read it should be in notification panel but it's not). Regards
[ASUS ZenFone 8] yakapa40:
hello

in first you need the right dongrading firmware for yoyr device :from asus server :

exemple :

View attachment 5641889

firmware must be in root or sd card and follow step 3 here:

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-how-to-unbrick-your-zenfone-6-zs630kl.3998767/#post-80809831

regards
[ASUS ZenFone 8] sqfaaa:
I have a correct firmware .zip file in root path however in Android Fasboot menu I have only following options:

- Reboot system now

- Enter recovery (it just takes back to the previosu menu)

- Reboot to bootloader

- Power off

How to use command adb reboot recovery without using a computer (as stated in first post)?
[ASUS ZenFone 8] yakapa40:
so maybe you have one of the lastest andoid 12 version and now you can't downgrade

if we don't know which version you have and you try to downgrade it's very hard to help you
[ASUS ZenFone 8] sqfaaa:
My current firmware version is 31.1010.0410.72

I'm trying to downgrade by flashing firmware that is visible in the screenshot in post #2
[ASUS ZenFone 8] eboelens:
I have the same problem, A12 firmware version is 31.1010.0410.72 , the phone doesn't pop up a message which detected a firmware update info.

maybe also interesting

(in recoverymode only :

Reboot system now

Reboot to bootloader

Enter fastboot

Wipe data/Factory reset

Run graphics test

Power off)

I do have a PC and adb

Can I downgrade with these instructions ? I'm scared:

Android-12-Beta | ASUS Global

www.asus.com

the bottom of the link
[ASUS ZenFone 8] bnsmb:
Hi

yes , I did that and it worked

But keep in mind that the script used to downgrade will delete ALL files on your phone.

And as far as I know there is no other way to downgrade the OS from 12 to 11.

regards

Bernd
[ASUS ZenFone 8] eboelens:
Thanks,

1.can you tell me when you did that that the bootloader was untouched and locked ?

2.can I do something wrong ?

3.Is it better unlock the bootloader and install twrp ?

(the basic recoverymode gives me no possibilty for use an upgrade or adb sideload)

4. I want install /e/ on it , /e/ expect A11 on it

I'm still scared:

I get an answer from Asus:

Usually, the downgrade is only intended for the first batches of Android 12. According to the data you provided, your phone is up to date and you are therefore using the most recent Android 12 version. The downgrade is not written for such a version given that it is now 4 months old and was intended for users at the time where the first upgrade to Android 12 did not suit.

I will check internally for you what the possibilities are, but keep in mind that there is a chance that we no longer offer a downgrade for this version of Android 12.
[ASUS ZenFone 8] bnsmb:
Hi

As far as I know the bootloader is not touched (I'm not sure if downgrading via that script works with a locked bootloader - but I did not test that)

Well, there is always the change that something goes wrong doing this kind of stuff. But regarding the script the only thing you do is starting the script - the script will execute all neccessary steps for the downgrade without user intervention and will only ask for confirmation for the last reboot from the new installed Android 11

But if the script fails for whatever reason you should know how to fix this kind of error before using it.

As far as I know you can not downgrade using the standard installation via TWRP or any other recovery ROM (but that might be wrong - you can try it before using the script ...)

I never tested that OS, probably you should wait for an A12 based version of the OS.

The installation of Android 11 here is only to prepare the phone for another Android 11 based distribution as far as I understand so this can be ignored. But if you stay on the original ASUS Android 11 you should update the OS to the latest version of Android 11 released by ASUS after downgrading.

regards

Bernd
[ASUS ZenFone 8] maxsterling:
Yes, the instructions state to download the zip file into the root directory and wait for a few min after rebooting preferably, no need to unzip. However, the person uploading the files seem to be mixing up the file name format for various devices. You need to check which format is compatible for your device : UL-ASUS_I006D-ASUS or UL-I006D-ASUS. The file name has to be EXACT for the update for upgrade or downgrade to TRIGGER. Hope that helps.
[ASUS ZenFone 8] Jgruar:
Downgrading to Android 11 was possible with either through PC and the developer system image zip or downloading the zip file and letting the phone detect it, though out of the box after updating to A12 the phone didn't detect the zip. I had to go through the PC and run the update_image.bat from the provided firmware.

Problem is, after starting A11, right after getting an internet connection the phone starts downloading and updating to Android 12 automatically. It can't be stopped, or disabled. God damned infuriating, makes me want to return the phone, but I know there are no other options for this kind of phone.

I have no other option than to unlock the bootloader, root, and disable the update apps through adb. At the same time I'm possibly denied warranty. F*cking senseless bull**** that if I prefer to use A11 I can't without problems. Sure the security patches are a bit older, but people make too big of a deal out of them. You aren't instantly getting hacked even with a few year old security patches.

edit:

I have managed to stop the update service permanently in android 11. You need to enable developer options, then connect usb debugging and open an adb shell, which should as for authorization on the phone.

In the shell, type

pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.asus.dm

pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.asus.UpdateLauncher (this might be just the new phone wizard for restoring files etc)

which should return "Success", even without root. I'm not sure if you need to uninstall both of them, or just dm, which is the main update process. In any case, the whole system update section in settings has disappeared. Fine by me, I can install them manually, which is all that I wanted as an option. You can uninstall other packages too, pm listpackages produces a list of them, and you can filter it like "pm listpackages facebook" to show only results with facebook in the name.
[ASUS ZenFone 8] maxsterling:
Thanks for the tip. I was laughing since I had the same exact frustration as you but unfortunately my way of disabling the update was to unlock and relock the bootloader without any changes to avoid a possible brick. Unfortunately I noticed there is a bootloader lock count and it changed to 1 after I did this so my warranty is now voided most likely since they can tell it was unlocked with the counter. Any particular reason why you choose to revert to A11? Cheers

PS

Fortunately I noticed widevine L1 was still intact after unlocking / relocking bootloader so seems to be unaffected by both instances.
[ASUS ZenFone 8] Jgruar:
It seems wanting to root your phones is harder and more inconvenient every year. It should really be a simple process that simply allows you to decide what is running or installed on your phone. I can understand the security implications, but that should be all be dealt with a disclaimer. It is now your responsibility to make sure you don't allow shady programs root access, that's it.

With every new phone I get it's more convoluted, there are less roms available, less people on the forums. Driven to extinction because god damned the manufactures don't care about you after they get your money.

Well anyway, my reason was simply that I really really dislike the UI in 12. Doesn't sit well with me at all, and can't get used to it.

I know I'm making things difficult for me but I refuse to accept that garbage and if I want to run 11 for the time being I should be able to. It's the principle. 😁

I'm going to have to root in the end, but just for now I wanted to test drive the phone without too much work if it's going back.
[ASUS ZenFone 8] sqfaaa:
@eboelens have you received an answer from Asus?

@eboelens @bnsmb @Jgruar when trying to downgrade by method from https://www.asus.com/Content/Android-12-Beta/ I'm getting following error "Command not supported in default implementation" and since it worked for you I have a following questions:

1. You were using Recovery mode or Fastboot mode?

2. Have you enabled USB debugging in Developer options? I did.

3. Have you enabled "OEM unlocking" in Developer options? I tried, but I can''t cause it's visible in the search but not in Developer options (looks like a bug).
[ASUS ZenFone 8] bnsmb:
Hi

the instructions from the Beta Website will only work if the phone is connected via USB and booted into the bootloader (=fastboot mode).

USB debugging on or off should be irrelevant for this action (I did the reinstallation using this method with and without USB debugging enabled)

AFAIK the phone must be unlocked to reinstall via fastboot commands . Unlocking the phone can/must be done with the Unlock App from ASUS:

https://www.asus-zenfone.com/2015/10/official-asus-zenfone-2-unlock.html

regards

Bernd
[ASUS ZenFone 8] sqfaaa:
@bnsmb I have two separated modes - Fastboot and Bootloader (screenshots). Which should be used for update?

Do you suggest there is no way to downgrade from Android 12 to Android 11 without voiding warranty?
[ASUS ZenFone 8] Jgruar:
I haven't unlocked and did the downgrade through fastboot mode with the A11 image file and instructions from ASUS beta program. If they provide the image freely and don't mention anything about voiding the warranty it has to work without unlocking. Just had to make sure my usb connection was stable, had a problem of corruption during install with one cable.

Make sure your device is visible to the computer (fastboot devices) and is in the fastbootd mode (like in your 1st picture).

You then should be able to excecute the "update_image.bat" file from the package, but I used "update_all.bat". Not exactly sure what the difference is, but someone at some post said to use that. I think the update_image.bat would have worked fine if I had a stable usb connection at the time.

Male sure to disable the update service via the method I posted, or else the Android 11 version will force an install of A12 as soon as it gets a network connection.
[ASUS ZenFone 8] bnsmb:
HI

see the other reply - it seems to work without unlocking ( I did not test this -- all my phones are unlocked)

regards

Bernd
[ASUS ZenFone 8] sqfaaa:
Thanks.

Neither of those modes is correct. For me mode from the below screenshot worked.

@Jgruar The version that we uploaded via script is a very old Android 11. How did you update from it to the latest Android 11 version since you have uninstalled update service?

Comment for other people, who just bought Zenfone 8 and are struggling like I did: Consider returning the phone. UI of Android 11 is better than 12, but it's still much worse than Android 8 with Samsung add on (Samsung Galaxy S7). Notification list has ridiculously big margins and the opacity is too big (it's hard to see what's in the background). Also view of last application is much worse (one can see name of only one application - the one which is currently open and in Samsung I could see names of last 5 apps). IMHO using pure android is a pain and it's better to buy some phone with pre installed add on or root the Asus but that's voiding the warranty and costs time.
[ASUS ZenFone 8] bnsmb:
>>Neither of those modes is correct. For me mode from the below screenshot worked.

That 's the bootloader (with fastboot support)

regards

Bernd
[ASUS ZenFone 8] maxsterling:
You don't need to unlock bootloader or root or do anything special to downgrade. You just need to check which format is compatible for your device : UL-ASUS_I006D-ASUS or UL-I006D-ASUS. The file name has to be EXACT for the update for upgrade or downgrade to TRIGGER. It's a bit of a trial and error but rest assured it works once you put the file and it's proper naming convention in the root directory. Best to reboot if it doesn't recognize after 2min. Hope that helps.
[Wing, P4350 General] MrOhSoNice:
i have the open touch 7.0(touch2d)...I want to know how do I change the theme?