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[Touch Pro, Fuze General] NuShrike:
HSDPA is the high-speed version of UMTS/WCDMA/3G.

G stands for GPRS.

E stands for EGPRS or EDGE meaning high-speed GPRS.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] drok77:
I was just logging in to correct myself! Thanks ;-)
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] sammypwns:
This is incorrect. 3G is the blanket term used for high speed mobile data. If you have an ATT branded phone and it shows 3G then you are on a UMTS (universal mobile telecommunications system) network which is slower than HSDPA (which stands for high speed download packet access) but still faster thank EDGE or EGPRS or whatever you want to call it. However, when I tested RomeOS on my Fuze, I too got the H symbol instead of a 3G one. I am fairly certain that in order to make the Fuze less confusing, an ATT branded Fuze will show 3G for both UMTS and HSDPA. I am now back on a modified ATT ROM by NotaTreoFan and it shows 3G when I am in the same spot at my highschool's cafeteria as where RomeOS showed an H. Hope this clears things up (or possibly makes them more confusing).

Edit: Looks like we all wanted to correct it :P
[Off-topic] Mihaicelmare YT:
Hello Everyone

I am a 11 year old which wants to get rid of family link.

My parents put me family link on my phone (Samsung Galaxy A12) with Android 11

Can anybody help me?
[Off-topic] blackhawk:
It's for your own good. There's a lot you're not ready for. Otherwise if you disobey your parents wisdom... it will be a lick on you.
[Off-topic] Mihaicelmare YT:
But I really want a bypass for it. And if i do an FRP bypass my parents will know
[Off-topic] blackhawk:
Not worth it.

Nothing but trouble... and you will put yourself in harm's way. This I guarantee.
[Off-topic] Mihaicelmare YT:
Ok. Just want to get unlimited screen time. I am in 5th grade. And I get pretty good grades. Help me pls!
[Off-topic] notnoelchannel:
Ask your parents instead of getting in trouble
[Off-topic] blackhawk:
Or go outside and explore, ride a bike, pump some steel at the gym...
[Off-topic] Mihaicelmare YT:
Done this but no result
[Off-topic] notnoelchannel:
Live your life and be a good kid
[Off-topic] blackhawk:
Then you did it wrong... try again.
[Off-topic] notnoelchannel:
Any results?
[Off-topic] Clark Joseph Kent:
Thread closed, an 11yr old is an 11yr old. Put the device down and go enjoy your play time.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 5G Questions & Answers] kountry83:
Hey

Has anyone managed to flash the Verizon Samsung Galaxy s10 5g to Tmobile firmware yet?

Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] dkluyber:
Dear all, I need your help. I bought a Samsung galaxy 4 LTE in US, when I tried to use the LTE here in Brazil it says there is no mobile plan for this watch in your country. I am wonderig if is it possible to change the region? install a new firmware? The modal of my watch is SM-R865U. I really apreciate if anyone could help me with this. Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] chhapil:
its not the problem with the watch, your mobile service provider has to support it as companion device
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] dkluyber:
ok, I got it, thanks for your help. However, I also have the active 2 and I was able to set up the LTE service on it. People that bought the same watch here in Brazil are able to set up, only my watch that can not do it. I was thinking if I needed to change the region or to install a new rom or firmware
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] chhapil:
I had setup issue on my OnePlus device.

I had to switch to a custom rom or samsung device to set it up
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] louis_alphons:
I also face the same pb with a pixel 6. I ve read about the trick to set it up by pairing gw4 with a samsung phone...then switching the sim. the pb is that I have esim. not to say that reset&pair it takes a lot of time. and if you have music and other stuff to restore it gets even more complicated.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] chhapil:
Yeah, I agree. Esim makes it more complicated.

I was able to get away with a custom rom on a separate mobile.

I guess you don't have that liberty
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] brunomota:
When i download the USPL_2.28.0000_with_IPL_2.27 it comes with a folder named RUU.

The folder of the ROM (Onyx Ultimate 4.0) i choosen to flash comes too with a RUU folder.

Flashing SPL proccess:

************************************************** ***********

Please make sure Activesync is enabled (green icon in systray)

and hit ENTER to start...

STEP 1/3......50%......75%....100%

The next step will load a patched bootloader (SPL) on your device

it will make your device temporary SuperCID (seclevel=0), and will

avoid modelID and signature checking when flashing NBH files.

Hit ENTER to continue...

STEP 2/3.....15%.....25%...50%...75%.....100%

Phone screen should now be blank and the activesync icon gray

if not, the loading procedure has failed and you'll have to repeat again.

If all was OK hit ENTER and the standard "PDA Phone ROM Update Utility"

window will start, allowing you to flash patched SPL on your device.

Hit CTRL+C to Cancel or ENTER to continue...

Follow the steps on the wizard to flash the patched SPL, when this

step completes your device will reboot.

STEP 3/3 - Launching RUU, please wait...

Process is finished, congratulations!

If you find it useful don't forget to donate

************************************************** ***********

(c)2007 pof - XDA Developers

Hit ENTER to quit.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

My question about this proccess is in step 3, when is saying "Launching RUU".

What RUU is this? Do i need to complete this RUU and then execute the RUU for Onyx? Is there 2 RUU happening to a successful flashing?

I saw in a site this tutorial:

1) Extract the USPL files to a folder, keep this window open.

2) Connect the Orbit to your PC (or laptop).

3) Once you have the Green ActiveSync icon, run start_uspl.exe, in your open folder from 1).

4) The start_uspl program opens in it's own DOS window. When the progress indicator reaches 100, 2 things will happen.

- ActiveSync will disconnect (you should also hear the 'USB Disconnect/reconnect' sound on your desktop), and

- The orbit screen will go blank (mine goes black, some go white)

Don't let this put you off, and continue undeterred, you're nearly there. Also, don't be tempted to disconnect anything, or reset your device.

5) Return to your extracted files window from 1), run ROMUpdateUtility.exe.

6) Follow the instructions in the three screens to start the update, which should take about a minute (not 10 as the screen suggests).

7) Once you get the "Congratulations" screen, the USPL phase is complete

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

What i can see from here is that i will complete the RUU from the SPL and then execute again another RUU thats comes in the Onyx folder. Right?

Sorry for the lammes questions

(I've already posted this in another area of the forum, didn't know what's the best one to post)
[Samsung Galaxy S10e Questions & Answers] vincanity68210:
Hello everyone !

First of all, sorry for my bad english. I am a french desperate G970N user.

I flashed the last KOO CSC Firmware with Odin with success.

But, the problem is the phone is now unable to use my french Sim card...

Is there a solution to make it work on my french carrier ?

Thank you to all who will help me ! :)
[Sony Xperia 1 III] AZTimT:
Okay, so you guys probably already found this:

Software binaries for AOSP Android 12.0 – Kernel 5.4 – Sagami (v1) | Developer World

developer.sony.com

My question is if that could work with the newest update to enable wifi calling with T-Mobile in USA? I love this phone, but I have to get wifi calling to work properly like all my other phones do. I live in the mountains using starling internet and the digits app is unreliable for me but wifi calling works great. I saw a Reddit thread saying that installing the developer binaries on an Xperia 1 II allowed the the wifi calling to be turned on.

Any help toward this goal would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] AZTimT:
And I am posting this from an Xperia 1 III running the 61.1.A.7.35 firmware all stock.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
Which Variant do you have I bought mine from Amazon but I flashed the SEA firmware and have VOLTE turned on but can't find WiFi calling
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
Okay after scouring Reddit I found this:

Came across this 9 months later while searching for a resolution to VoWIFI.

Google Fi WiFi calling works on all Android phones, because they don't rely on network-provided VoWiFi. Instead they redirect calls directly within the Android phone subsystem.

AT&T and Verizon enable VoWiFi only on supported devices. T-Mobile VoWiFi should work with any compatible device (and *does* work with the Xperia 1 series if you flash Sony's developer firmware on it), but in the production firmware this seems to be disabled by Sony.

End quote.

So...that's probably why...
[Sony Xperia 1 III] AZTimT:
Mine is the North America build. I don't need much from this phone, just working calls, texts and internet for business purposes. No android pay or special stuff. So if the developer binaries could make wifi calling work, it is worth a shot.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] AZTimT:
XQ-BC62 is the variant.

So if anyone could point me in the direction of how best to install the devoloper binaries, I will give it a go. It has been many years since I have done custom roms, adb & rooting type of funtivities on my old motorolas, so I am sure there are a few things different with this Sony that I want to do correctly.

Thank you!
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
Lol I've been out of the game since I sold my LG V40 just to be told my Galaxy S10 wasn't rootable since it was a snapdragon variant .-.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] AZTimT:
So the final working solution turned out to be the round Starlink dish that came with one ethernet port, which feeds into wan port of TP-LINK AX4400 with updated firmware, then feeding into T-mobile personal cellspot via DMZ ethernet port. It took a few hours of blinking lights for the background setup time on the cellspot to download updates but it works fine now with all green lights.

Still no wifi calling, but everything else works like it does in town, including calls through the cellspot without flashing or rooting, so good enough.
[Sony Xperia 1 III] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
That's good to hear my guy
[OnePlus 9 Pro] CZ Eddie:
EDIT: RESOLVED

I was in TWRP and decided to format-all (checked all the boxes).

Then, for some reason I decided to switch to the other side (Boot_B) and do the same there.

But the TWRP on that side was broken.

And now I'm stuck with no OS installed.

And my PC won't recognize my phone when I plug it in.

I've tried all three of my known-working cables and both of my computers.

Windows Device Manager doesn't see anything being plugged in.

It's not even coming up as an unrecognized device. Windows pretends like I haven't plugged anything in.

So, no ADB device, no Fastboot device, no Qualcomm device, no unrecognized device.... simply NOTHING.

Now the phone just boots to "The bootloader is unlocked" or to the broken (frozen) TWRP where even a USB-OTG mouse won't work.

With phone plugged in:

View attachment 5632569
[OnePlus 9 Pro] CZ Eddie:
FINALLY got it to boot into fastboot mode!

First, power it all the way off.

Wait a minute then press & hold all three buttons.... Volume (+) & (-) and Power-button until you see fastboot.

And finally my computer sees it.

Cool, and I was able to do a "fastboot set-active a" and then reboot to the properly-working TWRP.

I should be good to go now!

EDIT:

Actually, I still can't get into MSM (nothing in device manager).

And ADB sideload or ROM install from TWRP ends in “kInstallDeviceOpenError”

EDIT 2:

I remembered that TWRP has a "reboot to EDL" option, so I used that and I'm now MSM'ing just fine.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Don't use TWRP on these devices. Even on A11 it doesn't work right. ROM devs post a recovery that's meant to be used with their ROMs, use that.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] CZ Eddie:
I use TWRP for full ROM backup & restore purposes.

And it works fine as long as I don't try to get too fancy.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csowp:
Hallo,

1. My Phone: Samsung Galaxy S5, SM 900F

2. I installed lineage-18.1-20220605-nightly-klte ….. GPS doesn‘t work. OsmanAnd always tells me, it cannot get position. With the version 18.1-20220529-nightly it doesn't work eather. So I thought, its a hardware-problem.

3. To get sure, I re-installed stock-rom Android Version 6.0.1. GPS works fine, OsmanAnd gets the position right away.

Can somebody help me, solving the problem?

Thank you very much !!!!!!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csowp:
Adding informations:

I tried out other Navigations, while lineageOs was running. They all didn‘t work and it came up the same problem.

Before I installed lineageOS I wiped data (advanced) and even formated the data / the partition.
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] onken:
Hello

I buy from France OnePlus10 Ace ( inside global ROM from 10 R )

Possible rooted this phone now ?
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] DimRim:
no guarantees, all at your own risk

ACE Root
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] the_itch:
give link to files in manual. how to download it?
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] DimRim:
all necessary files will be available to registered users in the application, so either register or wait for someone to share
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] the_itch:
I install mobile version of this forum, but everything on chinese, i cant understand where to tap)) guys share files pls
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] the_itch:
A16.img

A.16
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] onken:
Hello

have problrm, unpacking boot.img ( SW 04 ) from payload.bin and havr files boot.img - about 22 kB

And not possilbe to patching in Magisk, why ??

Unable to unpack boot image

Instalaton failed

Please help...
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] onken:
Porblem is solved,

One Plus ACE is rooted

Very small info from internet :/
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] AlexanderKrakn2:
But why u want to root it?
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] yashaswee.exe:
You rooted successfully? If yes, what steps you followed?
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] i9o:
Please, let us know how you rooted it. thx
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] yashaswee.exe:
Hi,

I have added a thread on how to root 10R you can follow this. Just in case if you have OnePlus ACE, just use the ACE's boot img instead.

https://xdaforums.com/t/how-to-root-oneplus-10r.4469237/
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] yashaswee.exe:
Were you able to root?
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] i9o:
Actually I still do not own this phone, but being able to properly root is a requirement for my next purchase. Cheers for asking.
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] yashaswee.exe:
Oh. Okay. It's pretty much same how it is on other device. Patching the boot img and flashing it.
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] Jeff2022:
can teach me how to root oneplus ace?? im newbie at root
[OnePlus 10R / Ace] yashaswee.exe:
https://xdaforums.com/t/root-how-to-root-oneplus-10r.4469237/
[HTC Excalibur] ImMikeW:
I want to shrink the size of the sms messages in a conversation just a bit, how would I go about doing this?

And also, when you open a conversation up, there is only about 15ish messages displayed, and you have to scroll all the way up to get to the 'Older' link, is there a way to make this go faster by also putting the link at the bottom, or is there a way to display more messages per page?

Thanks

PS-Im using Kavanas version of WM6.1 if thats needed
[HTC Excalibur] ImMikeW:
bump (char limit)
[HTC Excalibur] jdoggraz:
I would use the DPI configuration. Here is the link for that CLICK HERE
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] talalahmad:
Hello everyone

I got a52s few days ago

Since that I've noticed a issue

That is upon using back gesture screen Flickers as it's trying to slide but I'm trying it to make it go back.

Like in camera app if i try to use back gesture or just slides to next camera mode instead of going back

I'm also not using any cover case or any kind of screen protector

The use of gesture is shown in link below

Any possible solutions would be appreciated
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] alfaazahmed25:
Which version of lineage OS is compatible with Micromax Canvas 1 (2017) and which device because on the official site there is no option for micromax

Thank You.
[Huawei Mate 20 Lite Questions & Answers] Mrchispa11:
Hi! First time poster here.

I've been having this issue with the usb data transfer conection. I've tried different usb cables, tried different computers, tried doing a factory reset of the phone and pc, however windows does not recognize the phone anymore, I tried severa solutions off google too but none worked, has anyone had a similar issue?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pojr:
Hey guys,

I was trying to update while keeping root and made a mistake. i don't think my phone is hard bricked, as it does boot, it just never actually reaches the stock

When device boots, it says "device is corrupt, it can't be trusted and may not work properly". This happened after I tried to utilize the Master-Root.img file. Not sure exactly how this happened, I will investigate later, but right now trying to get something on my phone (right now it just doesn't boot past the error message I just mentioned)

I looked online, and I've heard methods about using a flash-all.bat and flash-all.sh file within the factory image. However, I'm using linux, not windows, these files so not seem to work.

for the record:

bootloader is unlocked

phone was rooted prior to this happening

i don't deny i made some kind of mistake that resulted in this happening, i just don't know what yet. i will investigate, but right now just trying to recover my phone. there does not appear to be an OS on it, or it is corruped

i will post any images that are needed, im just under a time constraint

i have the factory image on my computer already. what do i need to do to get this installed? i looked up tons of guide, but it only seems to be applicable for windows.

thanks so much in return btw!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Lughnasadh:
You can use Android Flash Tool. Flash-all.sh should work on LInux as well. But Android Flash Tool is probably the easiest way.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pojr:
is Android Flash Tool a windows only program? or does this work on Linux too? because linux is all i have at the moment.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Lughnasadh:
Yes, supports Linux.

Flash with Android Flash Tool | Android Open Source Project

source.android.com
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pojr:
Thanks so much. I will try this out. For the record, I actually did go into flash-all.bat and I noticed the individual terminal commands it wanted me to put in. So I tried putting them in manually, but after I finished the commands and rebooted the phone, I still received the same message "device is corrupted, it can't be trusted".

I will still try the tool that you linked though, but I'm nervous it won't help because I tried running the commands individually that were within the flash-all file.

Later on I will go into more detail on what I mean, but I'm at work right now and I don't have a lot of time to type.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] lottarake:
I'm on linux (fedora) and the flash-all.sh script will work, but you have to ensure adb and fastboot drivers are installed system-wide or you run your terminal from platform-tools. If you want to be able to run the script from any directory, you'll have to edit your bash config to point to the directory of your platform-tools. You may also need to edit your udev rules.

Bash

sudo nano .bashrc

export PATH=${PATH}:/home/YOUR-USERNAME/path/to/adb

udev Rules

See github page for instructions, assuming your distro requires it.

Linux Fix Fastboot "no permissions, verify udev rules"

Linux Fix Fastboot "no permissions, verify udev rules" - fbootfix.md

gist.github.com

Edit: If you're on any distro with an up-to-date version of android-tools, you can install the package and it will automatically install the adb/fastboot drivers system-wide and you can skip the above manual process. Otherwise, if android-tools is too old, fastboot won't work and the shell script will end abruptly as it's out-of-date compared to the most recent A12 or A13 builds.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Lughnasadh:
One method to get rid of the corrupt message that has worked for people is to flash the boot image from the prior month in fastboot (it will likely not boot) and then flash your current boot image.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pojr:
I will try that as a last resort (if all else fails)

To go into more detail, when I opened up terminal, I migrated to the folder that has the flash-all files (both the .bat and .sh) by typing "cd [folder name]", however I didn't know how to run those scripts in terminal, even after googling. So I opened the .bat file in text editor and notice the script had 3 or 4 fastboot commands.

Since I couldn't get flash-all file to run on its own, I tried manually typing in fastboot commands right into the terminal. The first fastboot commands seems to run without any problems, but then the final fastboot command seems to have issues. While it ran, they were a bunch of files it could not find. But still, it didn't give a error or anything. So once the three or four fast food commands were ran, then I rebooted the device, and still received the "device is corrupted, device cannot be trusted" error.

Still haven't downloaded that program you linked to yet, I apologize. I have to wait until lunch to try this because I'm at work. Don't you hate it when you're running to issues right before work? Haha.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] lottarake:
Use the batch file (.bat) on windows and use the shell script (.sh) on linux. They both execute the same commands based on the OS.

To run the shell script from terminal, type:

sh flash-all.sh
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pojr:
thank you. i just tried this. says "fastboot too old; please download the latest version at https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools.html"

not a problem. you did mention i need to install the latest platform tools. so i did, and tried again. same error message, fastboot too old. now i'm on the latest platform-tools, so not sure why i'm receiving that message.

currently installing android flash tool right now. having difficulties because (for some reason) chrome is required. i'm on firefox. but i will update once it's all installed. thanks again for the support btw.

Update: On the android flash tool right now. So far I like what is happening. Didn't realize how easy this is. I am a little concerned though, because while the site appears to be working as intended, my phone is still on the fastboot screen with nothing on it, but that might be normal. I'll keep waiting and see what happens.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] lottarake:
If the latest adb/fastboot drivers aren't system-wide and you're running the commands from any other directory other than from the platform-tools folder, you'll get the out-of-date error. If you want to run it from the directory, make sure to add "./" (without quotes) before adb/fastboot.

Example:

./adb devices

If you edit your bash config to point to the new platform-tools folder, it'll execute adb/fastboot from the latest you've downloaded as system level versus what was installed on your OS previously.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pojr:
Thank you. I will look into that.

So at the moment, I'm running the Android flash tool. Seems to be pretty straightforward, but the download keeps starting over. Is that supposed to happen? Or is there something wrong? My apologies if I'm sounding like an idiot right now
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] lottarake:
Not quite sure the reason it's restarting tbh. It should only download the zip once and then proceed to flash as long as it's properly connected to the phone. When using the Android Flash Tool, I stick to Chrome since it seems to work properly for me. I haven't tested it with Firefox yet. You could always reset the adb access to Firefox by disconnecting the phone and closing the browser, then from terminal run "adb kill-server" before reconnecting and granting adb to Android Flash Tool again.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] pojr:
I'm on Chrome now. I think it might just be poor USB connection. I moved it to a safer position, so hopefully that will fix the problem. Seems like it's installing now. I'm having some really bad luck today lol.