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[Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact Questions & Answers] eparr:
I did. My post #15 you have quoted wasn't to you. That is a response to the OP 4qx.

My second post #16 was to you.

In reading thru dev notes on the custom roms (Havoc mostly, but lineage too), it seems the devs say the device has to be wired up and running on the correct modem firmware and with VoLTE fully functional on stock before installing their custom roms. That seems counterintuitive to me, but thats what I get from their posts.

You can obtain the stock Pie roms with Xperifirm. Which contain the modem files. Finding older Oreo ones will require a bit of internet digging.

Do you know if you can force a new modem onto your custom rom and it will work? I've looked for a clear answer to that myself and still question what i have read.

If you can force the correct .mbn, would you need the modem from Oreo or from Pie? Oreo's modem is named kudo (if i remember right). Pie's is Lilac (T-Mobile's VoLTE is exactly named amss_fsg_lilac_tmobile_us_ims_tar.mbn). Then Maple and Poplar too which is 10 and 11 (i think). I have the sony stock Pie US rom here unsin'ed and in apktools right now, so i could probably find the lilac modem for you if thats the one you need. Let me know and i'll see if i can extract it.

I know the stock Pie 9.0 amss_fsg_lilac_tmobile_us_ims_tar.mbn works 100% with T-Mobile VoLTE. I bought a T-Mobile sim this week specifically to check it. I'm trying to get this same modem running on a T-Mobile MVNO in Pie. But in my case, i have the modem files in place, but Sony didn't add the code to specificically enable the modem config id's for T-Mobile MVNO's, so im trying to write it in, than inject it into an unrooted pie while retaining bootlock..

There is a catch i noticed, and it might throw you when you install the correct modem. When I put in a TMobile sim into the phone, it takes up to around 20 minutes for T-Mobile to provision VoLTE to the device. IMS Registration status will say 'Not Registered' (on stock) until T-Mobile triggers the provisioning, which seems to happen on some sort of schedule. They are probably checking to see who is running a proper modem before enabling VoLTE provisioning to the device. Its not instant. When you believe you have the correct config and modem files, and think it should work, i'd give TMobile a solid 20 minutes before assuming it's not working.
[Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact Questions & Answers] eparr:
Here you go.

From US Pie stock rom, the modem files are in the system_X-FLASH-ALL-C93B.sin file. I used unsin to extract them to .ext4. Then used 7zip to extract the .mbn files from the .ext4 file. The mbn files are found in the directory \etc\customization\modem\. If you need the .mbn files from other versions, they probably will be in the same location.

There were 3 Pie modem files related to T-Mobile. Attached in the zip below. The ims one is T-Mobiles VoLTE for Pie.
[Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact Questions & Answers] tonsofquestions:
Yes, the one I quoted was unattributed, but in the other post (#16) you specifically said to flash PIE, which had been talked about.

I suspect it depends a little on what kind of ROM it is and what it builds on under the hood. I thought mine had the right stuff initially, but it was a long time ago.

I have no idea about this. I'm happy to try and see what works, but I've likewise found little in the way of instructions - even where the files would go. Again, I don't have that /system/etc/customization/ folder, and I believe some kind of overlay/binaries needs to exist to pick it up. I suspect just adding the files won't work.

As far as I understand it, the codenames are not related to OS version but rather which model of phone it is.

Poplar is the XZ1, and Lilac is the XZ1C. A search shows that Maple is the XZ Premium.

I can't find any information about a 'kudo' (it's also not a type of tree).

There's a Kumano platform, analagous to Yoshino (XZ*), but I don't think that's what you mean, either. I would hope the modem files are independent of OS vesion. I do have an Oreo sin somewhere around on an older drive that i could dig up to compare.

But the challenge remains that I still have no idea what to do with them... :(

I appreciate your copy of them, though. Any other thoughts?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Testimo85:
Hi there. I hope someone could help me with my problem.

My O2 Xda II Mini shuts down by itself only when the main battery is approximately below 60%. I can hardly turn it on again because it will shut down again during the booting. I do sometimes manage to get through the booting stage, but few minutes later it shuts down itself.

I have replaced my main and backup battery to new ones, I also have upgraded my Mini to T-Mob 1.13 WWE Big Storage ROM.

Can anyone shed some light to this ? Please help me...

Thank you !
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] MusikMonk:
Check this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=440807

It might help...
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] tofik33`:
Hi. Yesterday evening I decided to debloat the Mi 11 Lite phone using the ADB console. Unfortunately, I did not notice that the phone was logged in to the xiaomi account and probably because of that I cannot unlock the phone now (I deleted the Mi Account and Mi Cloud apps, among others). I now have a black screen with a padlock and a choices:

- activate the device

- wifi settings

and below is some unlock code that I do not know where to enter.

After selecting "activate the device" I have to enter the password to the xiaomi account. Unfortunately, after entering the password, the phone locks up again after a second, even though the password is correct. I logged into my xiaomi account via www on my computer and removed the device from the list (there was only one to choose from) but that didn't help either.

I wanted to reinstall deleted apps via adb, but can't - adb can't see the device, probably developer options have been disabled.

Windows also does not see the device, I cannot download photos, etc. So the device is visible, but after entering the phone icon it is empty.

What can I do? The phone wipe is really the last resort 🙁
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] DubheBroken:
There are two ways to unlock account lock

One way

Operate directly on this phone

1. Click "wifi settings" to connect a wifi or insert a SIM card

2. Click "activate the device" and enter the password of your Xiaomi account

3. Click the Activate button

Another way

Operate on the Xiaomi cloud service website

1. Log in to your Xiaomi account on this website

2. Click "Find My Device"

3. Tap your locked device

4. Click the "three dots" on the top right

5. Click "Turn off Find Device"

6. Click "wifi settings" to connect a wifi or insert a SIM card

7. If the device still appears locked, try restarting the device
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] tofik33`:
Hi.

Thank you for time in helping me.

The first solution doesn't work for me. As I mentioned filling the correct password unlocks the phone only for one second. Second solution doesn't work either. I see location of the phone on the map, but there is no "turn off find my device" option. Instead there is "turn on" option 🤔

UPDATE!

Although there was "turn on option" in find my device section, I clicked it and phone location has been turned off! And then instantly the phone was unlocked! :D Thank you very much.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] goran60:
what if I forgot my password and I can't connect to MI cloud and the above screen is still on the home screen?

how, in that case, to activate the phone regardless of the fact that I don't have to save the account?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] zgfg:
I was able to use my second phone, where I also had Mi Accounts enabled, to change my forgotten password .

To authenticate, Xiaomi sent me the code by SMS to my previously registered phone number:

https://xdaforums.com/t/bootloop-fastboot-stock-phone-locked-for-security-reason-xiaomi-eu.4484255/

You could probably also try to login via PC, and there should be a usual option like I forgot my password, that Xiaomi send you a link to your previously registered mail address, with a token to authenticate and for changing your password
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] goran60:
thanks for the reply
[Motorola One ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] GiovanYCringe:
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Features:

https://github.com/crdroidandroid/crdroid_features/blob/12.1/README.mkdn

Flashing Instructions:

Pre-installation:

TWRP (Download from here)

gapps (Download from here)

Magisk 20.0 or newer for root (after first boot) - (Download from here)

First time installation:

flash crDroid recovery like every other recovery on this phone

Format data

Flash the ROM zip either from adb sideload or internal storage

Reboot in to recovery

Format data

Flash GApps (If wanted)

Reboot and enjoy!

Update installation:

Reboot to recovery

Navigate to Apply Update -> apply from ADB or Install from SDcard

Flash the ROM or use adb sideload

Reboot and enjoy!

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[Motorola One ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] wepiotrek:
Great job!

I got a problem with crDroid Recovery (TWRP works fine):

adb: trying pre-KitKat sideload method...
adb: pre-KitKat sideload connection failed: closed

To solve this problem just type:

adb usb
[Motorola One ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] GiovanYCringe:
I forgot to put this in the post, thanks for letting me know
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 Questions & Answers] S4ZZ:
can anyone with F916B 5G (EU) version share please /policyman/carrier_policy.xml and /nv/item_files/rfnv/00030010
[General Questions and Answers] Tini71:
Hello guys,

I have recently Junsun V 1, 1G -16G. After I connected it to the Internet, it offered me a system update with a new upgrade and a new interface. After upgrading, the screen rotation flipped from vertical to horizontal. The rotation icon is missing from the menu. The new version is missing commands and half the icons don't work. I can't reboot via the rst button and enter the installer. It just reboots and loads the same version again. Is there any combination of the rst button with the rest of the buttons or is it held for a few seconds to unlock the boot menu.

So my question is:

How do I get into the boot menu so I can go back to the old version or install my previous version because that way I can't look at the screen on one side.

Thank you in advance.

Thanks for accepting

I look forward to your help on the question.
[Magisk] Zackptg5:
@73sydney Nice! If you're looking for newer sqlite3 binaries, I have a build script you can use to build it or you can just grab the precompiled ones at my repo: https://github.com/Zackptg5/Cross-Compiled-Binaries-Android
[Magisk] 73sydney:
cheers man, i was trying not to pinch all your toys :)

i mean i could have done an androidacy and scraped your repo for just the files i needed :)

plus im lazy :)
[Magisk] loopypalm:
Nice

how about no schedule, i want to execute it whenever i want

possible ?
[Magisk] 73sydney:
I refer the gentleman to the name of the module and title of the thread:

"Automatic SQLite DB Optimizer"

the distinct lack of the word "manual" should be a clue :) :)

what are they teaching in school these days? :) :)

i made this to be automatic and made special note about the intervals because theres people who would abuse this and run it every day if they could, both designed to avoid misuse/abuse:

interval=x (where x is the number of days between script runs, for the love of god do not put 1 (this goes out especially to the kind of people who put every app on their Magisk magiskhide/deny list) there is no benefit and you just heighten the possibility of corruption)

im not really interested in making a manual version option unless you can convince me where there is a use case benefit, because all i see is potential for misuse/abuse that i specifically made this to avoid....

running it by default it runs every 3 days which is twice a week and probably still overkill, but trying to cover all bases

your other option is to ask me for permission (sadly because of abuse in the past from certain entities trying to monetize my and others work, my contributions are not GPL etc) to fork and alter the code yourself....
[Magisk] loopypalm:
i was planing to use it once a week

categorizing me with people who do dumb stuff is an 'insult'

i asked a simple question man, don't jump to level 3 mind game please ...
[Magisk] 73sydney:
Im sorry, did you miss the double smileys intended to completely avoid any misunderstanding that i was being jovial. the other tip off that i wasnt burning you was taking the time to write several paragraphs

Can i suggest you just set the options file interval to 6 or 7 and let the module do what its described in the title as doing, it would make no functional difference, other than saving you a trip to terminal?

As i said, give me a valid reason for adding a manual option and ill gladly consider it, choosing a reason that fits completely within the actual parameters of the existing module doesnt really fit that offer...

ill go further to why i specifically didnt put in an option to run it manually (really folks are lucky i didnt block the option to run it every day) because you should understand what the sqlite vacuuming and other processes do:

* They copy the data from the db file to temp file before optimising it and writing it back, at any point in this theres the potential for corruption (sudden power loss, other processes accessing the file etc). Ideally any such corruption would be minimised by journaling but anyone who had used Linux for long enough knows not to count on such things.

* If any db is being written to, then the optimization process will NOT optimize that db...for the above possible corruption reasons. Hence why i not only put in a wait till boot completed function BUT also added a function to block the script from running unless avg cpu load over 5 minutes is less than 30%. all this to try and make things as safe as possible. So im not overly fond of a manual option which bypasses these safeties i specifically put there to hopefully safeguard people as best as possible. I dont want to get messages about how my module hosed someones apps.

Perhaps that better addresses my reasons?

As said, you can also ask me to fork the code, and ill even tell you how to add a manual function, but i personally wont be releasing such a version without a better reason than i want to do it every 7 days, when the script as it stands can do that AND at a far more predictably safe time and way than you manually likely can or will use it....

BTw, how is actually responding, even taking the time to do so and being jovial about it "level 3 mind games?", whatever the hell that even is?
[Magisk] loopypalm:
i was planing to make a recovery backup of "DATA" after the optimization of DB files ...

if you want better result add a comand to kill the coresponding app, then it would be more stable

or tell the people to use FlushRam or something like that before the proccess start, to make sure the result will be good, or make a 2nd module for advanced users ...

even with the condition you said some system apps stays working in the background and messing with their data can lead to corruption

i don't know you or your previous work and i don't have time to care for that

i just asked a simple question

answer with "NO, my module will not do that"

this will save your time and other people time
[Magisk] 73sydney:
1) whether before or after backup, the files will eventually get optimized - if you want a more manual version use SD Maid or as offfered you can ask me how to alter the code as it sits and make your own version.

2) Im not ever releasing a script that kills anyones apps in the background, i would consider that suboptimal, and basically malware

3) I never said that some "system apps stays working in the background and messing with their data can lead to corruption". What i said was i designed the script to best avoid corruption by running only after boot completed and when avg CPU usage over 5 minutes was less than 30%. The sqlite3 itself generally wont allow access to a file in use. Im just adding what i think is a reasonable level of extra safety by deciding when the optimization routine starts to run, and that it isnt abused/misused by running multiple times in an unreasonable timeframe

4) How does

I refer the gentleman to the name of the module and title of the thread:

"Automatic SQLite DB Optimizer"

the distinct lack of the word "manual" should be a clue

not equal "NO, my module will not do that", only with some attempt at humour and a long explanation (soon followed by a more reasoned explanation) because i didnt want to appear dismissive. Yet it looks like you’d have preferred dismissive??

You seem impossible to please anyway someone tried to do it....

To be honest Im tired of this circular conversation. Everyone else knew from the word automatic in the title how things was going to work. Ive made suggestions of alternatives (SD Maid) and even offered to give you the info to change the script for yourself, and cant do more than that.... please choose one and lets move on, please?
[Magisk] linjan:
BEWARE: This module can ruin access to apps SQLite databases by applying root owner and group to them.

As a result, applications stop functioning properly, and finally, the device loses access to the internal filesystem (because the Files app was also affected).

husky / # ls -la /data/user/0/com.android.providers.media.module/databases/external.db
-rw------- 1 root root 12288 2024-06-11 14:29 /data/user/0/com.android.providers.media.module/databases/external.db
husky / # ls -la /data/user/0/com.android.providers.media.module/databases
total 2522
drwxrwx--x 2 u0_a537 u0_a537 3452 2024-06-11 14:29 .
drwx------ 8 u0_a537 u0_a537 3452 2024-02-14 19:10 ..
-rw------- 1 root root 12288 2024-06-11 14:29 external.db
-rw-rw---- 1 u0_a537 u0_a537 274432 2024-06-11 18:38 internal.db
-rw------- 1 u0_a537 u0_a537 32768 2024-06-11 18:38 internal.db-shm
-rw------- 1 u0_a537 u0_a537 968232 2024-06-11 18:38 internal.db-wal
-rw-rw---- 1 u0_a537 u0_a537 1253376 2024-06-11 14:50 picker.db
-rw------- 1 u0_a537 u0_a537 32768 2024-06-11 18:38 picker.db-shm
-rw-rw---- 1 u0_a537 u0_a537 0 2024-06-11 14:50 picker.db-wal

To fix use this one-liner via root adb:

for dir in /data/user/0/*; do owner=$(stat -c '%U' "$dir"); group=$(stat -c '%G' "$dir"); chown -R $owner:$group "$dir/databases"; done

It's ok if the script shows "No such file or directory" - not every app has a 'databases' folder.

After completion (less than a minute) you can check the result:

husky / # ls -la /data/user/0/com.android.providers.media.module/databases/external.db
-rw------- 1 u0_a537 u0_a537 12288 2024-06-11 14:29 /data/user/0/com.android.providers.media.module/databases/external.db

Reboot the phone for luck and be more accurate next time.
[Magisk] rodken:
Was wondering if this is something to take into consideration each time a newly installed app is added to said device.
[Google Pixel 5a] UnintentionalHandyman:
Bricked Pixel 5a/QUSB code of death

Has anyone found a solution to the QUSB code of death? I entered the club last week. I was using my Pixel 5a as usual, scrolling through social media. Then suddenly, the screen freezes, the phone shuts off, reboots, freezes on the Google logo, then shuts off. Has not turned on since.

I have done all of the rudimentary “diagnostic solutions” but to no avail. When I plug the phone into my computer, the QUSB device code shows up in device manager.

I filed a request to obtain a replacement/repair with Google last week. They gave me the option to replace the device after determining it was bricked. However, Google seems to think it’s liquid damaged and ineligible for repair/replacement under the warranty. The phone has never had any sort of extensive liquid contact.

I am currently waiting to receive the same exact phone back. So far, I have not been able to find a legitimate solution other than sketchy “freezer” fixes and uncontrolled banging around the device with the hopes of it turning on again.

Has anyone figured out a legitimate solution to the same problem among multiple generations of Pixel devices?
[Google Pixel 5a] rchris494:
can you get into bootloader? power on + vol down.

or a response when you have it plugged in with adb devices or fastboot devices?

or try a force off? power + vol down + vol up for about 30 seconds then try to power on again?
[Google Pixel 5a] UnintentionalHandyman:
I have already tried those solutions. So far, nothing has worked.
[Google Pixel 5a] Brandroid28:
wow. i don't know what's going on. mine did the same thing on sunday. got it to clean flash the official 13 with the chrome flash tool. was getting set back up and it happened again. and i just replied to another thread on here about someone it happened to. they better not tell me mine is suspected to be liquid damaged. but if they're not gonna replace it, i suppose you could try the freezer trick. and the best thing to do would probably buy a cheap 3a and trade it in for a 6a. maybe i shouldn't go with pixels anymore though. only had the 3a and now this one. they should get back to me tomorrow. i gave up trying to fix it the 2nd time it happened. wouldn't boot into userspace fastboot. never saw the qusb issue
[Google Pixel 5a] V0latyle:
Same thing just happened to my wife's 5a while she was browsing Facebook. There is no user accessible fix for this; while the QPST/QFIL programs may be found online, the MBN files necessary to reimage the device are not.

If you bought your device within the last 12 months, you should be able to get it repaired under warranty.

Here is the link for warranty repair.
[Google Pixel 5a] paulgiro:
My wife's phone now has this issue and we have important pictures on there we don't want lost. Is there a way to use the QPST program to get files off of the phone? Is there another way to get the files off of the phone when we cant get the device to even power on? When I plug it into a computer, I do get the QUSB device to appear.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Guides, News, & Discussion] meric57:
Hello, someone has tested on an S10 exynos G973F the orangefox A12 recovery.

I saw that there are quite a few compatible samsung devices on the site, can be tested on S10 exynos if these are compatible or not.

On their site there are quite a few brands supported recovey orangefox and is see in all devices.

I will try on an old J3 2017 to see.

https://orangefox.download/fr-FR
[OnePlus 7T Questions & Answers] MalikRaoof:
I want to overclock cpu and gpu of OnePlus 7T HD1907 version. It's bootloader is unlocked. I don't want to root it.

Help me regarding about that.
[OnePlus 7T Questions & Answers] HueyT:
Can't without root