yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
As I already said, it has nothing to do with how much power a 2TB drive uses compared to a 4TB drive. When engineers design devices, it is designed with the intent that the battery should be big enough to power the device itself and its own internal hardware for a certain period of time. Being able to power the device itself and also power external hardware while also having the battery to last the intended period of time means that a larger battery must be used in order to power the extra hardware without reducing how long the device can operate, this effects the size of the device this effects hardware design, this effects software design, these factors effect the costs of design and manufacture of the device(which get passed to the user). To power extra hardware means larger battery, which effects overall size of the device, amout of space to fit the other hardware inside the device, where and how each component is positioned without interfering, where heat is generated and how it is dissipated.

The heat I was referring to was heat generated inside the tablet by the "extra" activity of powering the external device and the extra load on the processor and performance loss due to operating over USB. More work means more heat, period, its a law.

Besides, the larger majority of users don't use tablets for the kinds of things you're talking about. This also comes into play when designing a device, why should they add a feature to suit a small demographic?

I'm giving you real world reasons why it isn't done from an engineering perspective.

You are giving me reasons why it "should" be done from a user perspective.

The engineering/cost perspective comes first because that is where the rubber meets the road, user perspective comes last.

If an engineer were to design a device for the express purposes that you have discussed, I can promise you that it wouldn't be a small, compact thing like a tablet.

There are plenty of powerful slim laptops that are comparable in size to some tablets and they can do the job better, for longer than a tablet can.

Do you think the average user would choose a device with less performance that has to be charged more often in order to be used the way you are describing? Or do you think the average user would choose a device that is better suited to the task and doesn't have to be charged as often?
[General Questions and Answers] NaXter24R:
What I'm saying is that most device can ALREADY POWER external HDD just fine. Basically any decent tablet which is not a cheap one can do it, easily. The only limit is the size. This has nothing to do with engineers, or power or whatever. They already went throgut that and we already have this feature. What is lacking now is support to bigger drives due to some lazyness I think.

Now, as I said there is already support to other filesystem, so you're free to use the same storage on different platforms, and, digging a bit: I've found this.

Also there is some interesting stuff about Android TV. Apparently you need to format through the OS in order to use it. I guess it would be ext4 or something like that, but still, playback and recording limit is way higher.

Also, digging more it seems that it is possible, although a bit messy. It works like 50% of the time for some reason, but it is possible. Is not native tho. This is what i'm complaining for.
[General Questions and Answers] SMS888:
I know that it's been two years since this was posted, but has anything changed with later versions of Android?

Indeed, it is very annoying that Android cannot access drives greater than 2TB. I use a WIIM Pro for home audio, with a dedicated Android phone as the controller. The phone is always plugged in. Presently I have a 400GB MicroSD card in the phone for audio file storage. I'd like to connect a 4TB USB drive, via a powered hub, to the phone. This would be much less costly, and less hassle, than setting up a media server.

It was amusing to read the rather clueless responses to your inquiry, expounding on why such a capability is not needed, and about how a high-capacity hard drive uses too much power, as if that were the issue, since you can power an external hard drive via a powered hub or via its own power supply.

I see that the Paragon Software "exFAT/NTFS for USB" will allow Android devices to access NTFS formatted drives, but there is no mention as to whether or not this bypasses the 2TB limit of Android USB OTG.
[Android Head-Units] Ripper2018:
Hi all, I have an Erisin 8139 in a BMW e39, all of sudden steering wheel controls and reversing camera stopped working at the same time, I have checked all the wires for bad connections.

It's odd as before when there was no camera connected it showed a black screen with yellow triangle warning when reversing, this does not appear now with camera connected or not.

I have contected Erisin but as the unit is about 15 months old they are not all that interested and have stopped replying to my emails now.

Any ideas anyone?

Thanks
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] stiscooby:
Was planning on getting a O2 Xda ignito or HTC Diamond as I believe they are also known as but today came across the O2 Xda Serra which looks the same but just has the qwerty pull out keyboard.

Is the keyboard the only difference or are there other not so obvious differences?

Will the same software/apps etc work on either phone too?

Thanks for any info :cool:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] cozzykim:
O2 Ignito = HTC Touch Diamond

O2 Serra = HTC Touch Pro

Check specs with Google :)

O2 have produced a much nicer back for the Diamond/Ignito IMO, which also seems to improve the camera quality.

Maybe the Serra will have similar benefits over a generic Touch Pro?

Kim
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] therealcupboard:
As far as I know, the major difference is that the Touch Pro (Serra) is a bit thicker and has video output out of the box. It also has less internal memory (512MB I think) but has an expansion card slot.
[Samsung Galaxy A52 4G] 1Igrach:
I would like to disable vibration for specific app or Globally. There is app for sound "App Volume Control Pro" that can do it for sound without root. Is there any app that can do that for vibration?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] hagfish1000:
After I upgraded this phone to wm6, I could not longer make the phone ring so I could hear it, it is stuck on vibrate. I can switch it over to "on", but the volume stays off no matter what I do. Any suggestions would be great!
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] dannyetlv:
I have a remdmi buds 3 pro and I want to know if I can control them from the watch.
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] pranay000000001:
Can somebody please make a proper guide on how to install gsi on this device?, because the exsiting gsi insallation guide is not working.
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] wetito:
THE EXISTING GSI GUIDE IS PERFECT, AND 100% WORK
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] Gio1906:
Name your steps, mate. Ya must be doing something wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] snapdragon teaks:
*hello everyone my name is El_chanz and today I came here to teach you how to compile a kernel for s20fe

Ok guys, I am going to show you how to build a Sammy kernel from my source.

Below is a list of requirements that you must have in order to be successful.

REQUIREMENTS

1. For the best outcome, you need to be on Linux. I dont support VM Box

2. A github account or the like. Its free.

3. Be familiar with terminal commands

4. And have alot of patients

first thing open a terminal on your desktop you must run the following command: git clone https://github.com/Elchanz3/klimbokernel.git

View attachment 5624697

this will clone my source to your directory

well after you finish cloning my source to your directory enter on my source

View attachment 5624699

well if you want to configure the kernel with your modifications go to klimbokernel_s20fe/arch/arm64/configs and open the r8q_defconfig as text and make your changes

after finishing your settings go back to /klimbokernel_s20fe

now you are inside the source open the terminal

View attachment 5624703

now run the following command: ./build_kernel.sh ) as root, my script will automatically install the necessary dependencies: gcc clang and All the android dependencies

View attachment 5624709

after you run the script it will start installing the things needed for the build it will ask for permissions to install

View attachment 5624711

you need to say ( y ) to all

View attachment 5624713

after installing everything the script will ask which variant you want to compile the kernel for

, you choose need to choose your device variant

View attachment 5624715

ok after you choose it will compile for your variant you will need to wait, this can take time depending on your cpu in my case it compiles between 25 to 30 minutes

View attachment 5624725

your kernel is already compiled and ready to be flashed!

to find the kernel zip file go to anykernel3

View attachment 5624741

all done

remembering that my script runs clang 10 if you want the latest stable version of clang you will need to download

download link: https://android.googlesource.com/pl...3febb26cbd05d9a1e44f089190ac892f72e684.tar.gz

after you download this you will need to extract to /home

then open the following path: /home/chanz/clang-14.0.7/clang-r445002/bin

in my case i renamed this to clang 14 but enter linux-64 and do this path

copy this path and go back to kernel source and edit the build_kernel.sh script

View attachment 5624743

edit the KERNEL_LLVM_BIN=clang-12 line to

KERNEL_LLVM_BIN=/home/chanz/clang-14.0.7/clang-r445002/bin/clang

remember put your clang path here, i used my only path as an example

after that save the script and run it in the source terminal (./build_kernel.sh)

well after that the kernel will be compiled automatically

and we finally ended up here😛

I hope I helped you

if I helped you don't forget to leave a like XD

goodbye until next time!
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] TurboRCT:
Good guide
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] ricci206:
Hi,

for compiling exynos kernel the guide it's fails.

Please update also exynos.

Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] ip-drop:
Hello! I'm trying to understand the process of building the kernel from source according to the instructions but I get an error. Can you suggest what am I doing wrong? View attachment 5655003View attachment 5655005
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] snapdragon teaks:
run sudo apt install flex
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] snapdragon teaks:
maybe i will do it today if i have time
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] ricci206:
thank you
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] snapdragon teaks:
https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-how-to-build-a-kernel-for-s20-fe-exynos.4466475/ here is the guide bro
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] ip-drop:
Thank you for answering the question
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] ip-drop:
Subsequently, when building the kernel, I encountered a problem, can you tell me how to fix the errors?View attachment 5656827View attachment 5656829
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] snapdragon teaks:
did you follow the steps correctly?
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] KHSH01:
I am planning to build roms for this device. Can you help me with some things?

1) Does this device have a device tree?

2) If not, I will try to build one but this will be my first time so I will appreciate any help
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] snapdragon teaks:
sorry for late reply, im little busy these days, 1) idk if this device have since i don't see any one.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] KHSH01:
No worries man. I'm just glad you took the time to reply.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Guides, News, & Discussion] ip-drop:
Greetings to all !!! I finally learned how to successfully compile the kernel for my device .. but later I ran into a problem. My software cannot raise the access point with the given software (SSID and password). Something intuitively tells me that when compiling the kernel, I did not include any of the settings .. Can someone tell me what the problem is ???
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] pranay000000001:
I flashed Miui 13.0.02 Global Fastboot rom but calls are completely broken no audio/sound in phone calls nor in loud speaker or earpiece even in earphones there is no sound even whatsapp calls are not audible completely broken. any solution to this?
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] wetito:
FLASH THE CORRECT FIRMWARE. is simply. miui 13.0.2.0 on my redmi note 10 5g works perfectly. i have made a clean installation of full fastboot firmware. your issues depends of a wrong vendor partition. check model code by typing fastboot getvar product in cmd/shell. CAMELLIAN miui 13 global is available for these product codes M2103K19G M2103K19G, M2103K19Y, M2103K19PG, M2103K19PY
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] Gio1906:
If you mean you can't talk on 13.0.2.0, and you got the camellia (Redmi note 10 5g china/india) it's a glitch on Global MIUI 13 and camellia version. Probably an issue w/ google's permissions update, it's glitching with unintended models running Miui 13 + Google Services.

You have to wait until (if) Xiaomi updates the Camellia model to miui 13.

Oddly enough, GSIs seem to be exempt of this issue.
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] asen26:
Any update on this issue ?

Thanks
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] anees02:
I have the same issue.

smartphone that can't make calls from it.

flashed the global version via fastboot...no luck

flashed the Indonisian version via fastboot ....no luck

the last thing I will flash the chinese version.
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] pewe:
Has either of you tried flashing back to a past version - if so, did that resolve the issue?
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] ddspj:
Can I flash miui 13 india on M2103K19C?
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] sentinelle20:
Yes indian rom work perfectly on M2103K19C variant
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] ddspj:
Thanks, I just flashed indian rom, and it runs without any problem in system. But a small problem occuring at startup is that the first seconds of boot audio is not played.It seems that boot audio is played from the middle. Am I the only one with this problem?
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] robgee789:
im getting terrible call quality since updating to miui 13 its completely useless any idea whats causing this?
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] 1lopes:
Dont flash the Chinese rom if you have the camellian. Only the camellia.

On camellian, it will probably brick it. I have tried it, it went to recovery instead. I havent wiped data but you could try, but chances that wont boot normally.

If you have the camellia, its good to go.
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] djidjiya:
I have the same problem with my redmi note 10 5 G, miui 13.0.2

how can i fix it i have tried everything.

please a solution, thanks
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] jianjianus:
Downgrade back to the original version

Fastboot Method

https://c.mi.com/thread-1857937-1-0.html

Xiaomi Firmware Updater

The ultimate script that provides firmware packages for Xiaomi devices.

xiaomifirmwareupdater.com
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] djidjiya:
Thanks a lot,

I've already tried to downgrade, but it's not possible, I'll try again, hope it works.

I don't know if I use camellia or camellian, what a difference, I'm confused!!!
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] jianjianus:
camellia or camellian?

I suggest trying Android 11, Android 12 has an unstable 5G network signal.

Redmi Note 10 5G Global	Stable	Fastboot	V12.5.6.0.RKSMIXM	11.0	5.0 GB	2022-07-05	Download

In fact, I have brushed the rom of several countries, but still brushed back to the original CN region Android 11 latest stable package as the base package, and then brushed into linegaeos GSI

The main thing is signal stability
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] 1lopes:
Go into fastboot mode and type in:

fastboot getvar product
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] djidjiya:
very good, it's clear, I'll try and I'll give you my result,

Thanks again
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] 1lopes:
"it's clear" reminded me of platform tools. Sorry if you actually dont know how to do the procedure, anyways, download adb here > https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools

Boot your phone into fastboot mode, then, open the folder of platform-tools (should not be compressed or i winrar, extract all the files to a folder), in the search bar of the folder type in "cmd" and now type:

fastboot getvar product

then it should either appear camellia or camellian
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] Nana766:
I have poco m3 pro 5g Camellia, I am now on indian miui 12.5 if I install China Miui rom can I use google service by any chance?
[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] 1lopes:
Try searching up online and on youtube you will get alot of results.

If we could support TWRP we could flash Magisk GApps easily but Im not sure if any of the TWRP builds we got on the forum even work for flashing if a/b devices dont support recoveries.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] zsqqg:
I flashed a WM6.1 (Core 20753) by TranMinhMan on my Atom Life, but seems very unstable, so I want to flash a new ROM, could anybody tell me which ROM is most stable for my PPC? thanks a lot.:D
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] daniel2007:
I like the rom

Dear Sir,

Please link below the web site for your reference

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=441171&highlight=atom+life

Thanks

Daniel
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] indianram:
stable rom

stable rom is pv 5.2.19214 by medkid is very fine rom i tried all rom all are bugggy
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] slosho:
Hello,

I'm seeking some assistance, for a friend. he has the HTC 6800 as the thread title would imply on USCellular. I have a Samsung SCH-i760. I am trying to get him set up with WM 6.1 or at least threaded MMS.

Scince he has US Cellular he maintains that he cannot do this and or use the GPS.

any help is appreciated

BTW I searched USCellular, windows mobile 6.1 and some others and came up with very little.

so sorry for the Noob Question

BTW I was going to get the touch PRO... but VZW has implemented new policy that would charge me for a service I don't want, so it's not that I don't like HTC devices.. I'm just stuck with my Samsung.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] ZP1085:
I am also looking for an WM 6.1 upgrade for my HTC 6800. USCellular does not offer one and on HTCWiki website there was not a upgrade offered because USCellular sucks. Please help!!!!!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] oneders65:
DCD 3.3.4

If the acronym of your carrier is USCC try the dcd's titan ROM 3.3.4

You both have to post more infomation in what ROM and Radio your Titian devices currenty have.

Look at the compatible Roms/radio/Bootloaders wiki and you should be able to determin your next step should be. PM if you get stuck.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] ZP1085:
Ok, to start off where do I find that info at? I figure its under the device info but all it gives is the ROM version which is 2.17.557.0 and for the radio it is 1.64.00....If this is not what you meant then where can I find that information. Thanks for your help by the way.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] slosho:
Thanks man didn't really know where to start.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] BillThyCat:
Using a rom like DCD is probably best for USCC customers since it's similar to their rom to begin with.

However, this is the key part for USCC customers, use QPST to backup your phone's programming, and go into EPST and write down the values from the HDR values, and after flashing the phone, use QPST to write back the values, and then go into EPST and verify your HDR values didn't change, otherwise you can lose data and/or EVDO access.

I did see that USCC put out a 6.1 upgrade for the 6900/Vogue, so this gives me some hope that they may eventually release one from the 6800. If they do then we are a lot better off because we could flash to this if the phone ever acts up and be guaranteed of warranty support. Right now, as soon as you flash the phone, you take a chance that USCC can claim you voided the warranty.

Do some research on how to use QPST and remember to write down the values in EPST and you should be fine, just take your time, and find a guide that you feel comfortable with.

BTC
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] fish2222:
Where can I find some detailed instructions for using DCD's stuff to update my USCC phone? I have looked in Q&A and on DCD's site and can't find any info. Thanks!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] BillThyCat:
Look into getting a copy of QPST, use it to read and store a copy of your phone's programming. Once you have done that, than any of the wiki's that have walk thrus on how to flash your phone will work, once it's flashed, then use QPST to read your backup file and restore it back to the phone.

Then you are all set.

If you are in SE Iowa, drop me a PM and maybe I can assist you in person.

BTC
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] fish2222:
Ok, now the question is, how do I use QPST to backup the settings? I have QPST 2.7 build 264, but all it has is COM ports, and no USB. I can't find any help or directions on how to backup the settings. I am in SE Kansas by they way, so it would be a bit of a drive. :) By the way, if I use this to back up the settings, do I still need to use ESPT to write down settings too?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] BillThyCat:
You have to load the drivers for the phone on the PC, I will link you an article that has info on how to do this.

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=36377

This is a guide to set up aGPS, but it does include instructions on how to use QPST to read the phone. Basically you just need to save the settings after reading them from the phone, and then after you are done flashing, read from your saved file and write to the phone.

FYI, this guide for aGPS works perfect on USCC, so you can get your friend hooked up with even better GPS if you follow the rest of the instructions in the guide. Tho do the rest of the steps after the phone is flashed.

As far as the EPST settings, the only things I have had to change are the HDR login and password, the password defaults to your ESN (correct), however the login defaults to your phone#@uscc.net, when it needs to be ESN@uscc.net (In HEX, not DEC)

For PPP login and password, it should be your phone#@uscc.net and phone# as password.

Without making this change, then EVDO won't work if you are in an EVDO area.

BTC
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] fish2222:
Ok, tried it, but when I tried to read the phone settings, it says that 000000 is not the correct code. Also, what info do you put in for USCC where the IP address and such goes after unchecking the boxes? I found all the other providers, but not USCC. Thanks!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] BillThyCat:
As for the SPC code, do a search for BAFMSL, and be sure to have compact .net 3.5 installed, it will show your MSL/SPC. As for the IP, use the one he gives for Altel, it works on USCC as well.

Follow all the steps for Altel.

BTC
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] fish2222:
Thanks for all the help. I got everything upgraded and now have GPS working. The only thing that seemed to be wrong was the login for data had the wrong domain name. Changed it to .uscc.net and it works great now. Now I just need to figure out how i can add themes to it. :)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] fish2222:
Anybody have an themes info?
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] steveroysston:
As I was using my pad 5 I kept it on some hard surfaces in my home and it got some scratches on the back so I stuck a mobile skin from Gadgetshieldz on my pad. It looks cool too!

View attachment 5624773View attachment 5624775
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Mohammad Rafath:
Looking good bro, is this available in India? I need to cover my pad 5 too.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] steveroysston:
I think so, you can just check out the website I'll share the link,

{Mod edit: Link removed}