yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] byproxy:
Is there a way to tell what other software modules an app relies/depends on to run? I did a bunch of debloating using the universal android debloater and everything except visual voicemail is running fine. I'm trying to figure out which software module/package I disabled/uninstalled that is causing the visual voicemail to fail (it fires up but can't connect to whatever service it needs to in order to pull any actual voicemails).

Thanks for the help!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] byproxy:
turns out it wasn't anything to do with my debloating. i just had to have wifi turned OFF during the setup process and it worked fine. lol. doh!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] xdaman85:
You know how we all had that issue with S2U2 on the diamond, remember how the home key would unlock the phone,

i know the new release of S2U2 has fixed that problem, but before i upgraded to the latest version, i turned on "Display owner information on startup" and that fixed the problem, when i pressed home key it wouldnt unlock

too bad i discovered this a bit too late, as this discovery has no substance any more :p
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jnsson:
If I flash for example fw_alioth_miui_ALIOTHEEAGlobal_V13.0.4.0.SKHEUXM_17e135935d_12.0 and another custom ROM wants fw_alioth_miui_ALIOTHEEAGlobal_V12.5.8.0.RKHEUXM_5e087090df_11.0 (v12 basically) will I trigger ARB and brick the phone? Or what is it that triggers ARB?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
First of all these are not custom roms but stock roms.

The brick only if your device is Chinese and you lock the bootloader on a rom other than Chinese

Then either you use Miflash or Twrp.

If you use Miflash and encounter the ARB problem, the flash will not work and that's it, edit the script and delete the lines concerning ARB.

https://xdaforums.com/t/flash-tool-guide-use-xiaomi-flash-tool.4262425/
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jnsson:
I meant like, if Pixel Experiance ROM requires a specific fw version. I thought that if you flashed a older fw then you trigger ARB and you brick the phone. It was so on my Redmi Note 5 from what I understand. Is it not so on Poco F3? I'm talking about flashing in TWRP. And the firmware I'm talking about is from here https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/archive/firmware/alioth/ i.e not the whole MIUI ROM, just the firmware
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
Flashing a firmware for an AOSP rom is no problem, but sometimes you have to flash the complete rom.

Twrp:

Format data write yes

reboot twrp

flash firmware

reboot Twrp

Follow OP instructions
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jnsson:
Ok, so let's say I have flashed MIUI 13 and the custom ROM wants MIUI 12 /fw v12 I can flash it without triggering ARB? Good in that case
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
Yeap,if you follow the instructions of the previous post
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jnsson:
Do I have to do it, if I don't have encryption on or is this only if I have encryption on?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
Format data erases your data and creates a new partition if necessary so yes it is preferable.
[Windows 11] AMDFenics:
Hey folks,

this is about a powersaving "Powerplan" for our Ryzen based systems.

I'm using a R9 3900X with undervolting for my daily stuff. I started to play around with the powerplan settings - thanks to QuickCPU tool...

So i created my own efficiency trimmed powerplan. I think it is well balanced and want to share this one with you.

First of all, i don't guarantee anything. All you do, is on your own choices and actions... :)

Second - i didn't test with any other CPU - but feel free to comment or post your results.

Here some guidelines:

- Just extract the attached zip on your pc - 2 files included - one .pow and one .cmd

Algorithm : MD5

Hash : 53945068405291750F77BAA347814016

File : Energiesparplan.zip

- Hit the cmd to install the powerplan

- Then activate the powerplan via system settings

View attachment 5608741

I compared my powerplan against "balanced"

View attachment 5608739 - View attachment 5608743

I hope u enjoy and have a nice day...

:cowboy:

Changelog:

v3 :

- added Settings also for battery mode
[General Questions and Answers] Pernilex:
PROBLEM:

Purchased new sim card with Mint Mobile for Google Pixel 3. Phone is not recognizing SIM card. Google Pixel 3 Forum did not respond. Is there another place to put this question?

DETAILS:

Phone is compatible, sim is functioning and active.

Bought phone on Ebay. Seller said it is unlocked. IMEI Check came back inconclusive though.

Sim Status: Not Available.

Phone number: Unknown.

Phone did not come with SIM Tray. Purchased google Pixel 3 XL sim tray online. Seems to fit right into slot.

Double checked sim was inserted on correct side. Reset network settings + Factory reset phone.

Sim works fine in Razer 2 Phone.

SIM option greyed out in Network Settings.

QUESTION: Does anyone have any troubleshooting solutions? I would like to switch to this phone and I need the phone to recognize the SIM card.
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Clear data in Sim Toolkit.

Network reset.

Check hidden phone settings.

Check sim card electrical contacts... that's all I got.

Return for refund.
[General Questions and Answers] Pernilex:
Hidden phone settings? you mean developer mode options? Do you know which options would be causing the issue? I skimmed over them and didn't know what I was looking for.
[General Questions and Answers] Pernilex:
What do you mean by SIM electrical contacts? Are you referring to the hardware?
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Ones not accessible to a stock Android user like toggling on the blue light filter. In settings it will be off but it's running anyway. A book reading app did that to me when it did an unclean uninstall. I had to reinstall it, change the setting, then uninstall again to fix the issue.

Perhaps accessible with adb editing but you would need to find it first.

Otherwise a factory reset would be needed to purge the erroneous setting.
[Google Pixel 4 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] fitzly:
I picked up a secondhand Pixel 4. The seller said that this phone was purchased directly from Google and the only services ever used with it were AT&T prepad and Google Fi, never under any contract. But when I do 'adb reboot bootloader' the device state says locked and the OEM unlock option is greyed out. I have read that some Pixels purchased from Google end up bootloader locked after using Verizon service. If that is the case, is there any hope of getting the bootloader unlocked? Or maybe it got locked by some other means that I'm not aware of. Is there any way to get a history of carriers used with the phone via the IMEI in order to get a better idea of what might be going on?

Also, when I run 'adb shell pm list features' I do notice these lines:

feature:com.verizon.hardware.telephony.ehrpd

feature:com.verizon.hardware.telephony.lte

Does this mean that this is a Verizon model phone? Seems strange that it would have Verizon packages for a Google model phone.
[Google Pixel 4 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] fitzly:
:LOL:

:LOL:

🤣

You must have a sim inserted and data turned on for OEM unlocking not to be greyed out. I took a clue I guess from others by inserting my AT&T sim (still greyed out), rebooted (still greyed out), turned on mobile data (still greyed out), and rebooted. Then there was the glorious OEM unlocking option available.

For other clueless people who might read this: I immediately connected my phone via usb to my laptop, shutdown the phone, and held the power and volume down buttons to get into fastboot mode. Then from a terminal on my laptop ran 'fastboot flashing unlock', and the phone gave me the option to unlock the bootloader. adb and fastboot were previously installed.

I have seen other people mention the OEM unlocking option becoming available on their carrier version Pixel phones after inserting a not yet activated sim from another carrier. The latest mention that I saw was here in post #3

https://xdaforums.com/t/manual-unlock-bootloader-for-locked-at-t-device.4374613/

Happy days. Just in time for Lineage OS 19.1
[Google Pixel 4 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] nicolaananda:
Sell your phone, then buy again with oem unlcok on
[Google Pixel 4 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] gunalarix8:
Same with my pixel 4 xl, i purchased on second hand market. I check the phone imei offline without other carrier sim and it was an at&t set. However, the bootloader option was not grey out. I quickly, unlock the bootloader after that and installed lineage os 18. 😀. No luck for those whom got greyed out.
[Google Pixel 4 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] chstsd:
或许你可以尝试回退到不安全的系统版本使用漏洞结束
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] regn:
Hi!

I just unlocked my Diamond and it went all well.

Then I wanted to install TF3D. I made the mistake that I instead of coping the .CAB file, I copied the files in the .CAB file into the external memoery.

After a hour or two the phone froze. Now when I try to start it, I come to the screen to put my PIN code. I pushes it and then enter.

The phone freezes when it says "Waiting".. and nothing happens.

The buttons stops to work, but when I connect it to USB the buttons starts to work again but the screen is the same.

How can I fix this??

THANKS A LOT!
[Introductions] yangchencc:
哈喽xda的所有兄弟姐妹们，谢谢你们，特别是开发者，你们是最棒的，反馈问题的伙计们也一样，谢谢你们的反馈，让开发者不断修复更新以至于我可以用上问题已经修复好了的ROM。总之，非常感谢你们。

Mod translation via GT: Hello all brothers and sisters xda, thank you especially the developers, you are the best, and the same goes for the guys who report issues, thank you for your feedback, keep the developers fix and update so that I can use the problem already Repaired ROM. Anyway, thank you very much.
[Introductions] blackhawk:
Welcome to XDA🤗

English only, please.
[Introductions] yangchencc:
OK, I'll try to speak English, but I use Google Translate. Oh, haha.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] LormaD:
I've have owned quiet a collection of smartphones... Too many to list, but some of my memorable one's are:

1st edition Apple iPhone 3g (still own)

Samsung Galaxy Mega

Samsung pre Knox edition Note phablets

Motorola Razr HD (still own, but died on me)

Google Nexus 6 (still own, but battery is completely dead) loved the clean google experience.

Xiaomi Mi Mix (still own, despite changing several broken LCD screens) my personal all Time Xiaomi favorite phablet.

Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 and 2S (hated the extended waiting time to unlock bootloader)

Xiaomi Mi 9T (still own)

Motorola Razr 5G (own and use, presently in warranty status, but have to keep the bootloader locked to preserve warranty)

Oneplus 8T 5G (purchased it on a trial basis used, and immediately loved the speed and 5G speed even though bootloader locked - T-Mobile Edition)

To my present backup phone (as I wait for my Razr 5G to be returned to me) that I recently purchased the Oneplus 9 pro LE2127 T-Mobile edition (waiting now 7+ days for Oneplus/T-Mobile to unlock bootloader). I was initially crushed that I could not access the blazing 5G speeds in my city, I soon read how to modify the existing policy.xml file to remove the network restrictions that Oneplus put in place??? (or is it T-Mobile put in place???)

This phones best feature is it's worry free blazing charging speeds... I'm mean come on, who doesn't love the Warp speed charging. It's insanely quick and the best part, the technology works in such a way that their is no heat generated while charging at 4000+mAh rate. I know you need to have the Warp Speed Charging plug and a USB-C 6.5A version cable handy, but from home (morning, noon on weekends, or night) you can always grab a quick boost if you feel you need to get through the rest of the day or night. LOVE it. Too bad the block was not included (it wasn't on my smartphone) as standard.

The screen is a thing of beauty (it makes my Razr 5G looks so poor), the refresh rates are insane (can't really say it was a game changer compared to the Oneplus 8T 5G - which is really good on it's own), and the 5G network is pretty good (not as good as my Razr 5G, nor my son's iPhone 13 pro max which is a beast on the 5G network)

I am thoroughly impressed with the Oneplus 9 pro 5g, and look forward to receiving the bootloader unlock .bin file. I only hope it will take less than the two week waiting period. I am thinking and weighing my options when I unlock the bootloader whether to root it and debloat on the LE2127 firmware, or convert it to the global rom and hence turning it into the LE2125. Something tells me to just root it and debloat, since I now have the correct policy.xml modified to access the 5G network up here in Canada.

I can't wait to debloat what little apps are there, and install AdAway root edition to crush the Ads and popups. Looking forward to using this phone as my main phone, as I just might sell off the Motorola Razr 5G (expecting it to be exchanged by Motorola instead of repaired - - - suffering from two burned pixels and poor TX reception.

Cheers,

LormaD
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
OnePlus 9 Pro Display Technology Shoot-Out
[OnePlus 9 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
You don't need to wait for the unlock.bin

Convert your T-Mobile (LE2127) to EU via MSM, No unlock.bin needed!

*** Use this at your very own risk. *** You will lose all data *** Backup your working modemst1/2 and persist. If you lose these for any reason, it's unique to your device and not recoverable if you didn't back up (via MSM or other people). ***...

xdaforums.com

People seem to think the EU conversion is better than the global conversion anyway.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] tathagatab:
I assume you're on OOS 11. To sustain your good impression of the phone, stay there and don't go to OOS 12.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] cproo12:
Currently at same point with my OP9Pro as OP, I got screwed and ended up with 2127 thinking I bought 2125... Anyways, I want to do this, but cannot find any info on how to backup persist and modemst1/2.

I read in that thread to use EDL tool but not seeing anything obvious in MSM that lets me back up partitions.

EDIT: Just found it. For anybody searching "how to backup persist or modemst1/2", see this post (#82):

https://xdaforums.com/t/convert-you...sm-no-unlock-bin-needed.4272837/post-85037187
[OnePlus 9 Pro] LormaD:
Not my first rodeo, but my LE2127 is completely bricked. Like, super bricked.

After unlocking the boot loader, I rooted my LE2127 using a boot.img extracted for my build. Magisk created the rooted boot.img for me (have done all this before many times), applied the rooted boot.img using adb. I managed to take a complete backup of my handset now that it was rooted.

My LE2127 was rooted and good to go.

Prior to unlocking the bootloader and rooting my LE2127 I successfully managed to modify my policy for my LE2127 and hence had 5G access on the Rogers Network.

Last night I toyed with the idea of unbloating or programming the LE2125 global image. Followed the direction and did notice in the flash_all.bat file that some of the files being written failed in the write command. And that point onwards from recovery reboot my handset was bricked.

I have bricked (soft bricked if you will) handsets before trying different various builds, but I could always get into fastboot or recovery. This LE2127 is super bricked, no matter what sequence of Volume down + power, or Volume down + Volume Up to enter EML..

I know my laptop Port for the Qualcomm Driver is good, since I could program ADB and access with the MSM Tool. But now, the MSM Tool will see the phone and then after 8 seconds will get the Sahara Communication Error.

After banging away all night reading up and trying various work arounds, I decided to mail in the handset to ONEPLUS warranty. Either way, I have nothing to lose.

Keeping my fingers crossed.

Cheers
[OnePlus 9 Pro] cproo12:
You should have worked on here some more to troubleshoot before mailing in!

I guess at least it is under warranty but getting into EDL is odd sometimes.

You have to press & hold vol up+down then plug it into your PC, and as soon as device mgr sees it as a comm port click start in the TMO MSM and let it rip.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] LormaD:
That's exactly what I did... I can get it into EDL, and when I plug it in it is seen by the MSM Tool (for my device LE2127) and acknowledge and proceeds with the "process", but after 8 or so seconds, I get the communication fail error and the device seems to stagnate without any further "action".

What really spooked me is the complete blank and dead screen for the device. There isn't even a gray overtone on the device when trying EDL, or Fastboot Recovery mode. Nothing, no sound, no screen, nothing. Even when I plug it in to charge it seems lifeless. I even left it plugged in overnight to charge, just in case.

I tried it on a Windows 10 machine, as well as my personal laptop on Windows 11. I can get either computer to recognize the appropriate Qualcomm USB driver and both computers react the same way when plugging the LE2127 in EDL mode with the MSM tool. It either had a mechanically failure right after being flashed (the handset is 10 days old) and something other than the Global Rom bricked the LE2127. I wasn't scared, I just did not see any options after looking here and google.

I'm hoping Oneplus comes through for me with my handset "reflashed" if that is the only problem, or a replacement unit (great, You buy a new unit and you get a refurbished one as replacement).

Cheers,
[OnePlus 9 Pro] cproo12:
This is because the screen is an OLED. You won't see anything on the screen if it can't boot because it will just be a black image... which on an OLED is, well- BLACK!

Hoping for the best with your oneplus return. You should post here with an update when you get it back.

What did you tell them/who did you reach out for support? You have to pay shipping?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
If you have a problem and need to MSM in the future, open the MSM, click lite firehose, and click Start before you connect your device... Then hold volume up and volume down at the same time while plugging in the cable. This way the software picks up the phone immediately because it's already looking for it. I noticed that there are only a few seconds it spends in EDL before trying to reboot so if you're not quick, you get a connection error.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] LormaD:
Ah... OLED.... My first time on a smartphone that I was modding with. Still an odd feeling trying to interact with a device that shows no signs of life, other than communicating with the computer usb port.

I basically opened up a repair ticket on the oneplus canadian website. It asks for the IMEI, and then the nature of the problem (there is even an upload for any videos to further explain the problem. I basically wrote on the repair ticket that after upgrading from OS 11 to OS 12, the LE2127 would no longer boot up. It is under warranty, and they will probably note on file that I applied for the bootloader to be unlocked (and successfully unlocked). How they go about it from there, one only hopes they stay true to their warranty that even a unlocked bootloader is warrantied.

As for MSM, I would power it up and ready to receive the LE2127. I pressed down on a flat table the side of the Volume UP and Volume Down with one hand, and after 3 - 5 seconds or so, plugged the USB C into the phone with the other hand. MSM immediately made the connection with the device within 1 - 1.5 seconds and confirmed connected to my Port. The download process would start and then after 5 - 8 seconds fail with the Communication Error. If your saying you need to be lightening quicker than that, then no "I did not attempt it" much quicker than that. I read somewhere about the possible errors to solve the communication error after the initial handshake and confirmed connection, and none of them made mention to time or interval of time required for each step.

Cheers
[OnePlus 9 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
No, what I meant is that you just click Start before the device is hooked up, that way it starts the process automatically when you connect it.

I bricked my OP9 multiple times this weekend and I can tell you it was a real pain getting the MSM to work until I figured out clicking Start first, I got the connection error a bunch of times before I finally got it to work the first time. It was a total fluke that I figured out that starting the process before connecting it worked though. I flashed the MSM, rebooted, unlocked the bootloader again, flashed a custom ROM, rebooted, and it went back to EDL (because apparently the flash failed again) and it flashed the MSM automatically because I had never hit Stop or exited the MSM. I bricked it one last time before I gave up and stayed on stock and again, hitting Start and then connecting the device worked the first time. If you had already done this then you had more problems than I did. I would have installed a portable Windows 10 to a USB stick and tried it that way.

Honestly think I'm done messing with the OnePlus though, I'm going to get a Pixel 7 and be done with this temperamental junk with bad software. Just need it to survive until then...
[OnePlus 9 Pro] LormaD:
Ah... I don't remember starting MSM Tool, and clicking start without having my Oneplus Pro 9 LE2127 in EDL mode before plugging in the cable to the laptop. Damn.

Be it as it may, the phone is no longer in my hands. When I do get it back, I will probably just:

1) rewrite the Policy File that I modded to accept the Rogers 5G network.

2) Unlock the Bootloader.

3) Root the phone.

4) Debloat some T-Mobile apps.

5) And stick with OS11.

Question for those who unlocked the Bootloader... if you relock the bootloader, do you still on reboot have the phone displaying the information that the handset is running an unlocked bootloader?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] sieggie:
On my 9pro it doesn't even show this warning when it's unlocked and rooted. My Nord shows the warning, but it is on a custom rom.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] LormaD:
My 1st Motorola Razr 5G (when I received the approval request from Motorola to unlock the bootloader - voids warranty) after unlocking the bootloader had this 3 second delay or so as it flashed the fact that the phone was running an unlocked bootloader (I sold it).

My 2nd Motorola Razr 5G I decided not to unlock the bootloader (as much as I would like) because the phone is simply to fragile to own without a warranty. I have it as my main phone (but I think once I get it back from Motorola under warranty, I may regulate it as a backup phone or sell it) but I think I will use my oneplus 9 pro instead (once I receive it back from Oneplus warranty center).

I'm questioning the value of going to a global rom. Do you still get the same number of 5G channels/frequencies (something about, the modem does not get over written when flashing a global le2125 rom to the le2127 t-mobile)?

Is it simply because there are more updates on the LE2125 build?

Cheers
[OnePlus 9 Pro] cproo12:
People prefer EU over Global, but yes, both EU & Global receiver more regular updates then T-Mobile

Apparently yes you have to flash the modem if you do the conversion, however I have tried both versions without flashing the modem and I still get perfectly fine coverage without flashing the modem... Your mileage may vary.