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[Xiaomi 11T Pro] diogotc:
As far as I know you'll need Magisk installed. The latest version of the Pixel Experience GSI already includes an Android Auto stub to avoid this problem, maybe you can ask that ROM developer to do the same.

Anyway, you should be able to bypass your banking app verification. Have you added it to the DenyList as well as change the package name of MagiskManager?

You can try an app like RootBeer to see what else you need to do.

It might also help deleting the data from the banking app, since it might store if you had root or not.

Hope that helps!
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] carrieta17:
Does wireless android auto work for you? My AA crashes on the xiaomi mi fold x 2
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] wfwrobert:
Does Root is required to do so before start? Becuase I can't install Busybox if the phone is not rooted.
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] JEAThirty5:
I tried this on my SM-X200 and all the steps worked (can not uninstall at app info) but when I went to plug the tablet into my car it still gives me error 22
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] dongster:
hi, can i check if you performed these steps on a custom rom? or the chinese rom? thanks!
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] ManxAman:
Hey Bro. I'm trying to follow your instruction but I'm not able to use the busy box it's saying that I should remove the superuser.

Can you please help?
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] gigahurts:
Hi, diogotc

Thank you so much, worked flawlessly. The instructions you provided were excellent. I used the systemizer on AA 8.3.624114. I used this on a Lenovo Legion Duel 2 with CN rom Android 12, with Magisk 25.2.

One difference I had was the AA app was just named Android Auto (number 3) in the systemizer list, but I had zero issues.

Thanks again!
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] sebastiandroid:
The con.android.... path does not appear... I stay un systemize option 1 por 2 and it tells me that the file does not existe, do i hace to create it un busybox?

I don't understand why it doesn't appear it xd
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] Craig_D:
Thanks for this 🙌

Just followed your instructions running ThinROM A13 v4 [15/12/2022]-[GVK9-[EXYNOS]-[SM-N986B]-[SM-N985F] on my SGN20U (SM-N986B/DS)

I couldn't get SU permission, Terminal Systemizer was greyed out in MM, so installed ADB Root v1.0 and it all worked like a charm from there.
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] kailashnj:
Hi,

Thanks for the guide. I want to install the Android Auto on Redmi Pad so that I can use the pad as an Entertainment HeadUnit in my car. Can I follow these instructions and still it will work ?

Let me know. Appreciate your help and support
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] Gurkut:
Thanks for that useful post but i'm receiving error after choose 2 - /system/priv-app and paste com.google.android.projection.gearhead

/data/app/com.google.android.projection.gearhead-*/base.apk doesn't exist!

Android auto is already insattaled. i'm using windows 10 and adb shell command.

Any idea ?
[Google Pixel 6] keviiinn:
I'm not talking about the notification that a message was marked as spam. I'm talking about messages that have already been identified as spam and I get individual notifications for these messages as if they were normal messages from my contacts. Why is this? I don't want to see this crap.

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[Google Pixel 6] liggerz87:
What app did you use to blur the screenshot I thonk the reason why it still shows is becuse even though it's spam it could wepp not be if you onow what I mean
[Google Pixel 6] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
What he's trying to say is that the message could potentially NOT be spam, so Google gives you an opportunity to react to it.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] YayJohn:
Hey, I rooted my phone just yesterday, and today I went to musescore just to see that they for whatever reason don't allow rooted phones to use their app?

So I tried enabling zygisk, DenyList, and I added musescore to the denylist and restarted my phone, but somehow musescore still knows that I'm rooted.

Is it possible that vbmeta is somehow related? if so then what file exactly am I supposed to flash as vbmeta (I use custom ROM).

If not, then what can I do to hide root from the app?
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] Laptapper:
After force deny list did you've deleted caches of google play and google services and reboot? check also google play store inside settings if certified, if certified then it should work for your app too.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] Case_:
Maybe try installing Universal SafetyNet Fix?

GitHub - kdrag0n/safetynet-fix: Google SafetyNet attestation workarounds for Magisk

Google SafetyNet attestation workarounds for Magisk - kdrag0n/safetynet-fix

github.com

And some applications can be extra finicky. LIke for me, Google Pay always takes its time to get persuaded about not being rooted. Also there might be other components either of this app or for system apps that might need hiding. I would generally try following guides for making banking apps work.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] Syd_M:
I'm not familiar with that app, but I know that some apps also check for the presence of the Magisk Manager app. If you've already tried Zygisk and the deny list, then another thing to do would be to hide the Magisk app. It the Magisk Manager, go to Settings > Hide Magisk app.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] caotics:
What worked for me is installing Insular ( from Fdroid) and then clone the App that complains about root to the work environment.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] Deleted member 12153461:
I just downloaded musescore and installed it. It hasn't detected root on my phone. I use Shamiko to hide root. Get Fox's magisk module manager from fdroid. Then use it to install Shamiko. Make sure you turn off Enforce Denylist in magisk so Shamiko can enforce the deny list. Hide the magisk app using the feature in magisk. It works for me.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] BigChungus321:
Oh yes I can't seem to open musescore too even with safety net pass. But it is because I am using MicroG. I tried it on my other phone with Play Services and it works fine with hidden root (shamiko and magisk disabled) and safety net pass.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] Deleted member 12153461:
I use MicroG as well. I can load the app and use it, I just can't subscribe because it requires GSF to make payment.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] BigChungus321:
You can open it right? But can you select and open a random piano piece or something like that. For me, the piece loads up then detects something (root, safety net idk) then just tells me I can't for root reasons. I tried using shamiko too and all the root hiding methods I know and I still couldn't open a piece. It does load the main menu for me too on MicroG+patch playstore but can't open the contents.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] RoboNinjaR:
It's been roughly a month. Has anyone found a fix for this issue yet? There was discussion about the issue here where a dev 'fixed' the app for someone with a rooted phone. However I cant tell what the dev did because all his messages are deleted, for all I know he could of shared an apk or something, guess I'll never know. I've decided to try to get in contact with one of the people whose issue managed to get fixed, although I don't know if he'll ever respond. Apparently in the forum, he told the dev that he assumed the block was intentional. Maybe this could hint us towards a fix because maybe the block doesn't target rooted users?

If thats the case then perhaps the app isin't checking for root? Theres no way musescore has more sophisticated anti-root software than some banking apps out there. Perhaps it's detecting the os that the user uses instead? I can confirm this because my samsung s7 edge with the same lineage os version as my Xiaomi doesn't want to play any scores either. This issue also happens to people who have no custom rom or even no root, it has to do with the os that you use rather than being an issue with root.

So what, did I type 2 paragraphs on a one month old forum just to rant? No. I will find the issue (well, I already found the reason in the text above), and I will try to fix it, not by making any workarounds such as cloning the app but getting the app to reliably work on a rooted / custom rom phone.

EDIT: Maybe using something to spoof the OS to make apps think it's a different OS?
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] RoboNinjaR:
POTENTIAL FIX: So in new versions of magisk, the developer decided to remove magiskhide. Turns out that having magiskhide turned on makes musescore actually be able to function. I tested this on my samsung s7 edge (didn't want to brick my Xiaomi phone by accident just yet and it worked. However I labelled this 'POTENTIAL' as downgrading magisk isin't really a plausible fix and could still be considered a workaround.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] BigChungus321:
Its not opening for me because I'm using MicroG. Like banking apps, MuseScore checks for specific Play Services version. Since microg uses idk android4.4 play services, it will fail to load any Banking Apps or apps of the same kind that uses that check regardless of root 'cause that version's too old and a potential for security. For the OS check, I guess it does check it too. I tried on two emulators and both failed to load a piece as well (might be because of safetynet cuz emulators can't pass it). There are xposed and magisk modules that can spoof OS and even prevent the app from seeing user installed apps. I haven't tried that method because I switched ROM now and got MuseScore working fine even without hiding root.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] RoboNinjaR:
Weird. I have microG and I managed to get musescore working without switching roms. All I did was use safety net fix, enabled zygisk and added it to the deny list. Tried it before and it didn't work, probably because I didn't install safetynet fix. Who knows, maybe it's related to what type of GApps you install. I guess this issue is fixed for now.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] eochii:
I tried this to install InTune inside Insular, and it complains that my phone is rooted. Outside Insular, I can hide root from fascist apps (using e.g. Shamiko), but how do I hide it from InTune inside Insular?
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] Sheist!:
Did you hide Magisk itself? I always do this, even if the old MagiskHide doesn't work for all apps. Get ready for picky apps to ignore your best steps, though. :sneaky:
[XPERIA X1 General] massimax:
let's face it: X1's optical joystick sucks. Could it be possible to port Omnia's optical mouse pointer software to X1? I think it would be great to have -as an example- a pointer when using Opera, instead of fixed scrolling
[XPERIA X1 General] Paitor:
How does the one on Omnia work?
[XPERIA X1 General] simdao:
I am agree of point ~ the optial joystick on X1 is REALLY SUCK ~ it is useless since i am using the finger mouse on Samsung i780 before and it is able to switch to 4way navigator for daily use and mouse for internet browsing.

I think the finger mouse on i780 and optical joystick on X1 exactly is a same thing because it gave me the same feeling.

Now the X1 just missing the pointer software and driver. I hope someone can extract the software and driver in i780 ROM.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] kobiandy:
I don't know if it's permitted or not but I'm in search of the system firmware so if anyone could help I'd be grateful. I know it's unreleased but let's just say I've got the prototype lying around. Thanks in advance.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] LLStarks:
Doesn't exist. Ideally, you would dump the firmware yourself from the phone.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Cybertronicz:
Now that the phone is released, stock images should be available soon here:

Factory Images for Nexus and Pixel Devices | Google Play services | Google for Developers

developers.google.com
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Morgrain:
Since Google bricked your phone remotely with the hardware ID (since you got one of the dev models before release), it will be quite difficult to get it running again, a simple firmware flash will probably not do the trick.

And even if you'd manage to get a firmware running, you will not be able to go online, since Googles system has flagged your hardware ID and just brick it again. The only hope you have really is to wait for a custom kernel/OS and use that, IF you can actually manage to flash any sort of data on that phone. Was the bootloader still locked when Google bricked your device?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] kobiandy:
No it was never locked to begin with. Does this mean even original stock firmware( when released) won't work?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Morgrain:
That is highly likely, but don't let me stop you from trying. Maybe you will have success. Also keep your eyes out for the Android Flash tool or the Pixel Repair tool, once Google updates them for the P7 Pro. Big companies usually not have all the tools interconnected, so chances are that the Repair tool won't check for blacklisted hardware IDs, it's just important that under no circumstances you may connect to the Internet with that thing, IF you manage to get it running and as long as it runs stock.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
@roirraW "edor" ehT This might be up your alley

I just switched from Verizon to T-Moble.

It was a no-brainer.

$280/mo for 2 lines and my iPad to 90$/mo for 3 lines + $16/mo for a new Samsung S22 for my oldest kid and a free A13 for my youngest, unlimited everything. (I have to keep the iPad on VZW).

No 5G from VZW to full 5G about everywhere I go.

And T-Mob is paying off my P6P.

SO, once the pay-off goes through and I'm rid of the VZW handcuffs, can I root this thing?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] NippleSauce:
I'm not the big man, but I think the answer is yes.

Welcome to Team Magenta and have fun rooting! I switched to T-Mo from Verizon a few years back for the same exact reason. Much cheaper prices; much better reception in my area; and the freedom to unlock the bootloaders of my paid off phones (though having them be fully paid off wasn't a requirement for me with T-Mobile in the past - so I'm not positive that this is a requirement now).

Nowadays, I just bite the bullet and buy my phones straight from Google so that I can customize right away without having to pay it off fully first if this is truly a requirement now. But, if you stay with T-Mo for a while, you'll presumably start doing the same thing, haha.

Best of luck friend!

*Edit* - was the phone purchased directly from VZW? If so, then perhaps they have some custom restrictions on the image flashed on their phones that restricts the bootloader unlock option. But heck, with Pixels I imagine this restriction may be lifted once you download and install a T-Mo build update with a T-Mo SIM inserted.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Lughnasadh:
I'm not the big man either (🙃), but I will say that if you bought the Verizon "model", then you will never be able to unlock your bootloader (unless someone miraculously finds a method) and thus never be able to root it, no matter how much carrier switching you do.

If you didn't buy the Verizon "model", then we'll wait for the big man to give us his wise and unadulterated opinion 😀
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] LLStarks:
No, you won't be able to unlock unless you have the global or get it through T-Mobile

Verizon model: Bootloader cannot be unlocked even after sim unlock.

T-Mobile model: Bootloader unlock after sim unlock

AT&T model: I forget if it can be unlocked
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
Bummer....
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
Yeah, bought from VZW. I should sell it and just buy one from Google and start over
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Sorry that I missed all the action - I was busy today. :) Well, actually I was very busy yesterday, which made me very lazy today. Indeed, just as the others said, a Verizon variant of anything will never be able to have the bootloader unlocked.

LOL!

The firmware is the same between Verizon variants and all others - besides the few times that Google releases one or more carrier-specific versions of firmware but in the end they always consolidate them into one single for all variants. I think that what most people believe is that what determines whether a phone can be bootloader unlocked or not is the IMEI. Sometimes it's the case that with a direct from Google phone won't be able to have OEM Unlocking enabled until you get on the internet for some usually small amount of time. I think it's the OS calling home and checking the IMEI, and if the IMEI is one that was sold to Verizon, they never allow you to toggle the OEM Unlocking.

LOL!!!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
I can get one unlocked from Google right now for 799 and I don’t know why I didn’t think of this in the first place but I can finance it for 40 bucks a month for two years and then I’ll probably just end up paying it off at some point along the way.

You know, when you’ve been with Verizon for so long you just become resigned to the fact that what you once took for granted in the beginning of all this, rooting, is just not gonna happen anymore.

Now that I’ve left Verizon I’m feeling the old twinges of wanting to get back into it and in the last seven or eight years, since my Nexus 6, everything his grown outside of my realm. It’s like a leaky faucet, “once it starts drippin’, you can’t turn it off” lol
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Good luck with the path you choose!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
Sound advice for everything we do in life. Now having weighed my options, it seems silly to finance a Pixel 6 Pro, when I just had mine paid off, especially when we are getting closer to the Pixel 7 which will probably ship with Android 13 or receive it shortly after its release
[Google Pixel 5a] TheSayaMan:
You MUST be on Android 12 to use this!!!!!

If your not, you must flash a Google factory image for Android 12 Barbet

This is based on the Android Open Source Project. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. It does still include various proprietary hardware-specific code.

Gapps must be flashed separately and are not included in this ROM.

All the source code is available in the Github repo here.

Thanks go to Github and LineageOS for their source code and device specific code. I couldn't have built this without it!!!

The ROM uses the LineageOS source code, device specific code and proprietary blobs. I made other minor changes and used compression to lower the file size of the ROM, creating more space in the internal storage with minor reduction in performance. Repo Synced every three days to keep the code base fresh. Also updated daily with minor changes.

NO NEED TO DOWNLOAD PE BARBET ZIPS. THAT PERTAINS TO MY OTHER ROM!!!!!

DOWNLOAD TWRP, ROM & GAPPS HERE

#1 REBOOT TO BOOTLOADER

#2 FACTORY RESET: fastboot -w

#3 BOOT TWRP (DO NOT FLASH IT!!!): fastboot boot twrp.img

#4 SIDELOAD ROM IN TWRP: ADVANCED, ADB SIDELOAD

adb sideload lineage-19.1-20220731-UNOFFICIAL-barbet.zip

#5 SIDELOAD GAPPS: adb sideload SayaGapps-12.1-20220806-signed.zip

#6 REBOOT TO SYSTEM

#7 REBOOT TO LINEAGE RECOVERY IF YOU WISH TO ROOT

SIDELOAD MAGISK.APK

adb sideload magisk.apk

#8 REBOOT TO SYSTEM

Screen call and Google assistant works.
[Google Pixel 5a] rudy@:
Hello if there any list with updates for your linage ROM?
[Google Pixel 5a] rudy@:
Did you try to build any other custom ROM? if you think that there could be some issues with ROM without gapps included, maybe try evox? This ROM included gapps, and have lots of customization
[Google Pixel 5a] TheSayaMan:
I'll look into it
[Google Pixel 5a] TheSayaMan:
I have upgraded from the Pixel 5a to the Pixel 6 Pro. Because I don't have the device anymore, I will more than likely not support development for this phone anymore.
[Google Pixel 5a] C00ljoe:
Any difference compared to the official ROM from their website?
[Google Pixel 5a] TheSayaMan:
Did you read the description? Apparently not.
[Google Pixel 5a] TheSayaMan:
This thread will be closed due to inactivity. Thanks to all that showed interest in this.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] fsmeurinne:
I got the S22 Ultra SM-S908U1 US unlocked version, I need to enable the n78 5G band for it to work with 5G in Mexico. Found threads about going into UE Settings, and deleting the whitelist, unfortunately I have the Android 12, so code no longer works. I need any help on how to open the UE settings or how to downgrade to Android 11 for it to work, even other options so I can enable more bands for 5G?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Abaddon:
+1 to this
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] maxrdlf95:
You want to downgrade to Android 11 to a phone that was released with Android 12 🤔
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Abaddon:
Point is in android 12 ue menu is blocked or hidden in some other way. OP is asking if there is a way to unlock and access them not downgrade
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] rainb03:
Using adb you can launch an activity within call settings to change stuff.

adb shell am start -n com.samsung.android.app.telephonyui/com.samsung.android.app.telephonyui.hiddennetworksetting.MainActivity

I'm assuming you just select "Band Selection Mode" and then under band "Band Selection" you just choose which band. There's a switch on the top right of the "Band Selection" that you need to flip after you have selected the band.

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[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Ahmed-07:
Is it possible?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] alan_uk84:
Im the same but I want to use it in the UK. Does anyone know if the 5G would work?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] fsmeurinne:
Unfortunately the band is not even available to select, as it's blocked probably due to csc restrictions, so we have to enable it first, that is my issue, how to enable n78 band on Android 12?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] intheb0x:
What csc are you using or what firmware/.model where you have all the bands available in band selection?????
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] intheb0x:
This is the threat I was talking about check out his selection list perhaps he has a international model I'm thinking that might be the problem on why he has those bands present.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] rainb03:
So it seems like I can no longer launch the activity to change the band due to lack of permissions. I have a US model and I'm using AT&T. I didn't have to flash any firmware to access the menu.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Badtz-Maru:
I would like to use my old OP5 as a dashcam, it would be nice if it would start automatically when the car has power via the cigarette lighter. Hence the following question:

What do I have to do to make Lineage OS 18 start automatically when it gets power? TWRP is flashed and Magisk is installed
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Gaukler_Faun:
I don't think, that this is possible. If you shut down your phone, how should the OS be triggered to boot?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Badtz-Maru:
The problem can be solved as follows.

From Android 11 you can find the init.rc to be edited at Lineageos

/system/etc/init/hw/init.rc

There, the section on Charger must be supplemented with the following

on charger

setprop sys.powerctl reboot,leaving-off-mode-charging

The following restart with the USB cable plugged into the PC takes about 60 seconds and another 10 seconds until the Droid Dashcam app starts recording

Now only the Unlocked Bootloader warning remains! Does anyone know how to get away with this? Everything I can find is for 3/3T and didn't work on the 5 series.

Many thanks for your help !

👍👍👍

Source:

Spoiler content hidden.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Badtz-Maru:
At LOS 19:

Add this lines in init.rc file :

on charger

# class_start charger

exec u:r:magisk:s0 -- /system/bin/reboot

Thx @spyke11
[Touch 3G General] avefenix:
Hello:

One question about htc jade:

Where is incrusted the stylus?

I don´t have seen in internet-previews of the product.

The box contain one or two stylus?.

Thank you and sorry for my bad english.
[Touch 3G General] ratx:
If you're facing the screen the stylus is on top on the right. No spare stylus is provided in the UK version... don't know about others...
[Touch 3G General] SlappyHours:
You can see the stylus here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tPP1Fme47M
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mati23232:
When flashing with ODIN my computer crashed and now i am not able to go into recovery and os. I am able to go download mode but when in it computer doesnt detect it and dmesg on linux spits out "can't read configurations, error -71". Is there any way to recover this phone.