yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] roundel77:
Does anyone have an experience with Nexus 7(2013 flo) running Garmin Pilot app or using it in general aviation cockpit as EFB?

I am running CleanROM 7.1( Android 6) from probably 7 years ago and it is very sluggish by today standards. For example it takes 15 seconds to load Garmin Pilot App( It takes 5 seconds to load garmin pilot on my Samsung Galaxy 22Ultra)

I know that 22 Ultra is released is 2022 and Nexus 7 in 2013 and processor difference and RAM diffirence is huge but I am just trying to find best use for the old tablet and the fastest speed only for few apps. Even if I have to strip the rom and remove the gaps if this would help with the speed I would do it.

I did wipe cache and dalvik cache but still super slow. For I didn't use tablet for years and don't remember it being this slow. This used to be best Rom out there and the most clean one. Maybe I am Should I do clean reinstall of the same CleanROM that I have. Would that help with speed?

I would like a suggestion on best rom to use for only handful of apps. Basically I would like to strip it to the most simplified and uncluttered version so I could run only Garmin Pilot, Microsoft One Note( so I can Draw notes with finger) and adobe pdf reader so I could read checklists.

I found tablet to be a perfect fit for small airplane and I have 2 Nexus 7 (2013) tablets lying around and wanted to utilize one of them so I don't have to buy new tablet just for those purposes.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] slommer:
Got this for a week now.

Nice and silent besides some commercial.

Really loud and unable to silence it.

Anyone got any tips to really stop all the audio?

Then I can wait in silence for custom roms ,😁

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] Stickmanx89:
Good morning,

Following an accidental water dive of < 2min my Google Pixel 2 appears to be bricked. It was dried out for a day, then powered on. The phone loads to the screen shown below. I am unable to select "start", or any other action on this page through touch or hard buttons.

There is no loss of critical data considering a recent backup.

Is there anything I can try to revive the device?

Vol. Up + Vol. Down + Power Button brings me back to the screen pictured below.

Thank you,

Keywords for future searches:

Console DISABLED

ERROR: Operation Denied
[General Questions and Answers] V0latyle:
Turn it off immediately. Get yourself a phone/tablet rescue desiccant kit and put your phone in the bag for at least a week. You can also use rice if you have it on hand, although it isn't as efficient at absorbing moisture and creates a small amount of dust.

I highly recommend these if you can find them:

The beads turn pink when they absorb moisture.
[General Questions and Answers] Stickmanx89:
It is now drying, thank you for the product recommendation :)

Once the water is dried out, is there any recovery mode? A hard reset? What should be my plan of action to get out of this screen?

Thank you
[General Questions and Answers] Stickmanx89:
For anyone interested, the GP2 died in a rescue kit. I get a red led indicator (top right) when i plug it in, but nothing show up on screen. Pressing and holding power + Vol+ + Vol- shows the red LED again, but still nothing on screen.

As for replacement, I would love to continue with the Pixel lineup for its naked optimized android. Unfortunately, I cannot get passed the reported connectivity issues since i'm always quite the distance from cell towers.

I like the S22 durability and camera, but the bloatware is overwhelming.

I like the One Plus 10 battery life/charging but the android auto not working well is a huge turn off. Ain't nobody got time for wires. And reported camera to be worse than the One Plus 9.

I'll probably try to keep using my older phone until the next gen hoping they will be more appealing.

Save yourself the trouble and don't go swimming without emptying your pockets.

Cheers
[Realme GT 2 Pro] Deleted member 1755208:
just flashed beta 1

so smooth

looks great
[Realme GT 2 Pro] sutt359:
Update to beta 2
[Realme GT 2 Pro] Deleted member 1755208:
what's on beta 2 ?

r u using beta 2?

dropdown menu is the same or as pixel ?

thank u
[Realme GT 2 Pro] agilpsr:
What firmware were you on while flashing it ? Can you please post the link of the firmware ?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] biggary:
Basically, I use my TYTN to take the odd picture, write stuff on WORD, play lots of games and browse using netfront, using a older ROM, will it make difference? also, because there is well over 100 roms for either, it would be nice to know a good rom, fast, not buggy, doesnt need hard resets very often, do any of you recommend a good rom? also, although i made a rom well over a year ago, which is the best (and noob-y friendly) kitchen to cook maybe a little rom dish of my own?

Any help given is appreciated.

Regards :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] biggary:
The reason I ask is, I have been away from PDA's for well over a year

Thanks for any help
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] galaxys:
Hi, welcome back. There are many WM6.1 rom threads on page 1 for u to check out (forget the old wm6.0). Here's a thread post's info on the same question: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=442159
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] edhaas:
6.1 vs 6.0

I like all the flash which is built into most of the newer (6.1) roms, but after trying most all of them have stayed with 6.0. The major reason is stability. I have not yet had a 6.1 rom go more than 4 days without needing a hard reset. For those who are into flashing frequently anyway, that's no big deal. But if you want a rom that works reliably, and that you can load up with software without worrying about having to reload everything after a hard reset, I'd stick with 6.0.

Best wishes all,
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] larsuck:
For the Hermes, I have to agree with Edhaas. 6.1 has never worked as solidly for me as 6.1. (My Athena is another matter.) If you can do without the threaded SMS, then stick with 6.0.

Two I recommend are:

Edhaas' SuperD-Lite (Most worry-free ROM of the 25 or so that I have flashed to the Hermes.)

Or Shamanix Ultimate V2 (Very solid with more polish than SuperD-Lite.)

And as far as Kitchens are concerned, I found the easiest to use was Matt's Pandora Kitchen. It has a lot of options to play around with, so don't expect to get things perfect the first time, but once it is set up it is dead easy to make a ROM.
[Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 Plus Questions & Answers] diablofanny:
Can someone guide me how to switch from crdroid to lineageos 18.1 tablet ytx703l. Thanks very much :)
[General Questions and Answers] tata33003:
Hello. New user here:

Recently I have post a Troubleshooting question in

Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot​

About Rooting a Galaxy A03.

On later thought I think that was a bad thing to do.

The problem was that there wasn’t A forum with A03 devices, in the devices tab. So I need help for where that would be appropriate to post my question.
[General Questions and Answers] V0latyle:
Since your device is still an A series, the Galaxy A series forum is the appropriate place.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Miki200_:
As in the title, i have a galaxy J5 2017 that got stuck in a bootloop, wiping data and cache did not help, flashing stock trough odin did not help too. Any solutions?
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] saduncan084:
Hi, so I have a tmobile 8t sim unlocked and attempting to flash the international bootloader from the tmobile bootloader I have somehow gotten it stuck in edl mode, i can do a readback of the partitions using msm tool but cant flash any variant as I get a Get CID error or device image doesnt match, if i remember right i messed up the param.bin anywho when I first got the phone for situations such as this i have in the cloud a full F8 readback from rigjjt after i took it out of the box.... and when i use QFIL and open the partition manager the screen is empty. Any ideasa? I already sent it back to OP and have them fix it but in a total service meltdown they had my phone over a month and then sent it back marked repaired....Im totally stuck here
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] mingkee:
Check general discussion

There's a thread can convert T-Mobile version to EU, and you can unlock bootloader there if you want, and you can do local update back to global.

It can also fix your issue
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] saduncan084:
My friend i have the solution for u, dm me I went through the exact same thing
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] sbi1:
Greetings,

I suspect that I stopped receiving calls (T-Mobile SIM in US) after latest updated, done sometime last week.

I can make calls.

I am not

receiving

calls, not through mobile network and not even on my Google Voice.

Tried both Cellular and WiFi calling - nothing.

I tested the SIM in another phone and I calls are received fine.

Already re-booted the phone several times, cleared the cache, played with settings - nothing.

Any idea (other than wipe the phone or buy a new one)?

Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] blackhawk:
Network reset.

Clear data in Sim toolkit.

Have carrier do a reset on their side.

Try in safe mode.

Rule #1 - if a platform is fast, stable and fulfilling its mission, let it be. Updates and upgrades can and do break things.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] sbi1:
Already did Network Reset - did not help.

I don't see a SIM toolkit.

I doubt it's the carrier. As I mentioned - I put the SIM in my older S10+ and am able to receive calls without an issue.

How do I reboot in Safe mode?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] blackhawk:
Don't know for that phone.

Again ask the carrier for a reset.

As it appears on my Samsung N10+:

View attachment 5648103
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] vmirrimv:
To enter the safe mode, press power button until the action menu appers, touch and hold the power off option and select safe mode
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] vmirrimv:
Guy, all the information on the Internet))))
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] sbi1:
OK, so same behavior in Safe mode - can make calls but not receiving calls.

As I mentioned - the SIM is perfectly fine in another phone, make and receive calls.

Also, I just put my wife's sim in my S21 and it acts the same way - making calls but not receiving them.

So I believe we can confirm that the issue is not the SIM and/or the network, it is something with the phone.

Any other idea?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] sbi1:
What information? About phones unable to receive calls after latest June update?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] vmirrimv:
I meant the information about entering the safe mode on the smartphone of your model :)
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] sbi1:
Anyone else? No one has this issue after latest update? Samsung forums have several owners who experience the same issue.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] blackhawk:
You may need to reflash it... A Samsung Experience center at a Best Buys can run advanced tests and reflash it to the stock firmware if needed.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] sbi1:
Which basically will wipe out everything, or does it not wipe the phone?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] blackhawk:
It wipes the user data partition I believe which you should do anyway to avoid a conflict.

I never had to reflash any of my Samsung's. Android's aren't the easiest to flash and I avoid it if at all possible. One reason I don't update or upgrade a good load... just not worth the trouble.

Regardless always assume all data will be lost and back it up, redundantly. This should already be the case; while stock Android's are very stable and crashes very rare, they can happen at anytime with little or no warning. Especially if you're messing with the firmware.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] sbi1:
Thanks @blackhawk .

In this case, I'll probably just do a complete wipe (after a backup of course) and do everything myself. This is really pissing me off that Samsung sends OTA "Update" (no funky business, no roots, stock phone) that basically turns it into a brick.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] blackhawk:
Yeah I hear you. In reality anything with Android 9 or higher is relatively secure unless you do something stupid. No saving dumb bunnies anyway...

During a production run Samsung will substitute smaller chipsets if needed. Their firmware instructions may inadvertently not be addressed by an update... and until Samsung realizes this by looking at the phones that got goofed up, no fixes for those effected. Not good especially if it's a low number of phones and that are out of warranty.

I don't trust firmware upgrades or updates🤣
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] trollsic:
My wife's phone, same model after the latest update, but in her case can't make or receive calls, on AT&T (US).

Came here in the hope to find a solution. Don't want to reset or reflash, until absolutely necessary.

@sbi1 Did you manage to fix it?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] sbi1:
@trollsic - I did not, still not working.

Sent an "error report" to Samsung through the phone, the idiots got back to me saying it wasn't enough information and asked me to "replicate the issue".

I am afradi a reset and reflash is the only solution but like you I am reluctant to do that. Don't know if I'll be patient enough to wait for the next update, hoping it will fix it, or I'll just give up and reset.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] stickman67:
I am mainly a lurker here, but created an account to reply to this. I have two S21s (SM-991B/DS) which are XSP (Singapore) phones that were imported into the US and being used on AT&T. Both of them have a problem making or receiving phone calls after the June 1, 2022 patch level. I have sent the following to Samsung's security department after about 2 days worth of getting the run around from AT&T, Samsung, and XSP (Samsung got me in contact with XSP). Samsung keeps wanting me to send my phone in and won't transfer me to engineering or past first level support. I have decided to post this publicly due to helping the community, the future security implications, and Samsung's tech support seemingly not caring at all.

***** start - email sent to 'mobile.security@samsung.com" *****

Samsung Security Team,

Hello, my name is <redacted> and I am a security professional. There currently is an issue with the June 1, 2022 patch level on certain S21s phones and I do not know who to talk to since I have been given the run around by my carrier (AT&T), Samsung 1st level support (US), and XSP (Singapore Telco provider). I have two S21s (model #SM-G991B/DS) and upon installing the June 1, 2022 patch level, the phones cannot make or receive phone calls. I have reflashed my phones via Odin3 to the May firmware image for my phone and it resolved the issue. I tried to re-apply the update and it re-produced the problem.

While this issue itself isn't a security issue, I do have to disable updates on my phones in order to not have a $900 brick in my hand. This becomes a security issue since my phones will not be receiving further updates since it breaks the phone and defeats the purpose of that phone (i.e. to make or receive calls). Essentially security is useless if the service is not functional - this is a core tenet and wire balancing act of information security.

I am hoping Samsung is interested in security and will look into this issue. I have spent about 2 days tracking down this issue and I can reproduce the problem.

Thank you,

<redacted>

***** end - email sent to 'mobile.security@samsung.com" *****

I guess I will find out if the Mobile Security team even decides to reply back to me.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] blackhawk:
In spite of all the hype your device is likely reasonably secure as long as you don't do real stupid things. I wouldn't sweat it one bit...
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] stickman67:
While I don't disagree with you, I won't take that bet. I have been doing security for a very long time. In addition, the point was to get attention to the issue. Bad press due to a security issue that can be pointed back to something that was known about is not necessarily good for them....
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] PatrickAUA:
Hi,

What name does this manila have in the setting tabs, that's the only icon left to replace.

I know the when it's pressed the manila file name is 6721da62_manila, which one is in the rest position?

Thanks!
[Nubia Red Magic 6] EkimSs:
Hi I'm having a problem with phone calls - I can hear the other party but they can't hear me.

This issue happens often, but not every time, and I need to restart my phone to fix it.

Anyone have any suggestions for permanently fixing it?

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] ilyaslord36:
Hello ! I have a tablette asus memo pad fhd 10 model mc302e android version is old 4.3 i need a costum rom version android 8/9/10... and how i can to install this costum rom

Thanks all developers and members of this forum
[General Questions and Answers] ilyaslord36:
Can you help me plz ?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] funkyirishman:
Still on android 11 unrooted

getting updates notifications while now but not updated

Is it worth doing it now and all issues etc resolved

backed up to Google so anything else to do if I update
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
Rule #1 - if your platform is fast, stable and fulfilling its mission... let it be!

Upgrades can and do break things.

Backup all critical data redundantly to at least 2 hdds that are physically and electronically isolated from each other and the PC.

Never encrypt data drives.

Never disk clone media files/folders.

Copy/paste then verify size and if readable.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] TheKnux:
Lol no. At least not OOS. Stick with OOS11 or I've personally tried derp and nameless and ran nameless until the a12 blob update.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Samuel Holland:
Yes, I agree w/ the above posts from what I've encountered. I'm on Derpfest with Arter97 kernel and is very nice but ROM is a little outdated in the android world since it's an April update and not being updated going forward. But honestly I'm pretty good with the device besides no speed wireless warp charging and not being able to use my DAC.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] dna1982:
NO.

OOS 12 is ****.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] null0seven:
Yes.

You are you. Every person use what they like/need on the phone. So you may have/not have any of them problems.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] galaxys:
12 has worked great for my usage since it's release! Cheers
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
That's on OP?

Even Pixel's have had reported issues with it.

My N10+'s will stay on 9 and 10... no issues.

The camera is more of a menace with Android 10, but that's a Samsung UI thing🤣

Definitely don't want active scoped storage though. 12 seems too busy with nickel and dime permissions; not needed for trusted apps. If an app isn't trusted... it's not loaded; KISS.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] galaxys:
Yes, on my 0nePlus 9 Pro and 10 Pro! Unlocked BL and Magisk loaded! 😁📱📱 Security is all over the map...🙄
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Spectre Nine:
I wouldn't.

I'm still having silly issues that should have been fixed ages ago.

The app switcher UI freezes regularly.

The camera app glitches during video after a couple of minutes and the sound cuts out and video gets choppy.

Photos are often way over-exposed.

The "Always On" clock/display doesn't actually stay on.

I occasionally have issues with animation stuttering when scrolling and so on.

It was actually a pretty solid phone before I did the Android 12 update. I really should roll it back but I've just been lazy.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] efex:
Weren't happy at all with OOS12. I used Derpfest and was happy with it, but as it's no longer maintained I needed something else.. Now on LineageOS 19.1 and I'm not searching for alternatives anymore, I'll probably use it until I switch phones. Battery isn't as good as on OOS11 (with custom kernel), but I manage a day without issues. You probably wouldn't if you're a phone gamer.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thymeless:
The 12 release for the 9 pro is poor. I only upgraded as it was a required step for my chosen ROM installation.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Dr.Pagan:
hi...do you have any issues with phone calls and bluetooth???
[OnePlus 9 Pro] efex:
Normal phone calls work fine, no issues. I only use BT to listen to music, have a connected smart watch and libre sensor (diabetes sensor), all work fine (better than with OOS even). I do not use BT to answer calls, so I don't know how well that works.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] danhudie:
For my experience oos12 was a great upgrade over oos11. Phone feels more smooth and I do get better battery life for my usage. A big noticeable difference in stand by drain while sleeping.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
I keep seeing similar complaints to yours.

I would just roll it back. Android 13 is looking like it will be a complete fubar. Scoped storage is still an Apple nightmare. Malware is far easier to deal with than these "improvements"🤣

I think that so far Android 9 is the zenith point for this platform; a good balance of functionality, usability and security. I have no issues with Pie on my stock N10+; fast, rock solid stable, reasonably secure and most importantly it's fulfilling its mission. It's a joy to use this device because it does what -I- want and it's very predictable. Predictability makes spotting malware much easier as well as basic troubleshooting. As such I spend very little time doing maintenance or troubleshooting. This load is over 2 yo now. That's what Android is capable of... or should be.

Find an OS version that works for you and adopt it for the life of the device🤗
[OnePlus 9 Pro] funkyirishman:
Still on Android 11 take it matter of choice to update or not

users still have issues with android 12?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] ChrisFeiveel84:
if you go by that, people also have problems with oos 11 and not just with oos 12. I personally use oos12 and have no problems
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
Both 11 and 12 are a scoped storage mess.

Android 10 was the last version where scoped storage wasn't fully active by default.

Expect the potential need for a factory reset if you upgrade to 12. You may need to change settings and find other workarounds to get it running right.

Meet the green dot.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] GeminiRx:
I did it, upgraded to OOS12 and I must admit there were some things I liked better battery life. But there were changes that I really really did not like.

I needed to fall back on Nova Launcher to get some of the visuals back and vibe back.

A couple of days ago I decided to put cRdoid A12 on it. I miss some options from OOS but overall I'm happier now.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] RASTAVIPER:
I see absolutely zero issues with Android 12.

I wonder why there was all this fuss about it and if it was something really important or some minor issues.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
May depend a lot on the manufacturer and individual configuration. On Samsung N10+'s a bunch of people did rollbacks from 12.

I consider 11 and 12 boned because of scoped storage alone. I avoid both.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] galaxys:
12 has also worked a treat since day one for my usage....📱
[OnePlus 9 Pro] TNSMANI:
Ditto ^^
[Vivo X50 Real Life Review] SuvoBar:
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[Vivo X50 Real Life Review] jaypee4u:
I am facing same problem after using 1and half year,this is so disgusting,so called premier phone and its screen damage in so small time span
[Vivo X50 Real Life Review] Sharique Raza:
I am also facing green line issue on screen in Vivo X50 Pro phone. Request for help
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] frumy:
Hello, i'm new happy user of s22 ultra and just discovered that android auto not working in my car.

I used an s21 plus that works just great.

My car is Skoda Kamiq model 2021 with latest software. Tried all stuf, restart, update, clear chace, diferent cables, etc.

If anyone know some tips please help. Thank you.