yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 9 Pro] TheGhost1951:
not entirely so, in today's time where a generation that wants something with out working for it, pushing them to be more resourceful, the reward is greater. Give a man a fish you feed him for the day, teach the man to fish and you feed him for life! I spent hours tester day helping someone recover their bricked phone, most of it was because of not getting clear answers from him, with not a single word of gratitude....not that I needed it, but at least it would have been nice to know that he really appreciated the help. I help a lot of people in the forums and it is good to know that you can see a smile when you know that their phone came back to life.....
[Nothing Phone 1] pankspoo:
So I was searching for revert back the phone from custom roms to stock nothing OS and i got this simple method to revert back.

Prerequisites:

1) Your phone's bootloader must be unlocked

2)USB debugging must me enabled

3) You have PC with all latest fastboot drivers installed

4) Your phone's fastboot mode must be working.

Note: while data will get wiped so keep full backup before proceeding!

Download:

1) Nothing OS 1.1.3 full package (global)

https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota-api/package/ee4a8d890091f980aa40142d68f46abb1f08e0c5.zip

Nothing os 1.1.3 full EU region firmware ( you need to extract boot image and vendor_boot image using playload dumper)

Europe_Full_Nothing_OS_1.1.3_update.zip | by Sib64 for Generic Device/Other

Download GApps, Roms, Kernels, Themes, Firmware, and more. Free file hosting for all Android developers.

www.androidfilehost.com

2)boot image( for nothing os global 1.1.3 only)

boot.img

drive.google.com

3) vendor_boot.img( for nothing os global 1.1.3 only)

vendor_boot.img

drive.google.com

Note: if u have any other Full firmware than nothing os 1.1.3 then u also needs boot and vendor _boot for same firmware.

Don't use vendor and boot given here, you specific on as I said or extract it from full firmwares zip using playload dumper:

- Download Payload Dumper

From here : https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=818070582850510260

-- Extract the older version's payload.bin file and execute the payload dumper and obtain boot.img and vendor_boot.img

Proper guide given by @Sib64

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-howto-unlock-and-root-phone-1-update-04-08-2022.4470155/post-87185467

Steps:

1)power off the phone long press vol down+ power button to boot phone in to fastboot mode and connect it to pc

If u r phone is already bootlooped then follow the same step

2) download and place above files in one folder on PC inside platforms tools folder inside C driver or on dextop

3) press shift on keyboard+ right click of mouse and select open command prompt or power shell window here from drop down menu

4) Now first type command

fatsboot flash boot boot.img( or drag file inside cmd window to locate it's location without typing boot.img)

Hit enter

5) Now type

fastboot flash vendor _boot vendor _boot.img

Hit enter

6) now type

fatsboot reboot recovery

7) phone will boot to new stock recovery but if it stucks on Android logo then just press power button and simply single time press volume up.

Now you will see new recovery screen.

In that using volume up+down key's select apply update from adb.

8) keep phone connected to pc and in cmd window again type

adb sideload and drag full firmware file location

Hit enter falshing with progress bar will starts in cmd.

It will may end at 94% don't worry, remove cable and now in recovery select factory reset and press power button to confirm.

Now select reboot to system.

That it's phone boots to stock nothing OS.

After booting please check alll basic things like wifi, Bluetooth, glyph etc are working or not.

After donwgrade you may directly get Nothing OS 1.1.6 (148mb) size update

If you want video tutorial it is here
[Nothing Phone 1] xtcislove:
This only works if you are on 1.1.3 before using a custom Rom? At least i needed the super.img to Go Back to nos from ricedroid.
[Nothing Phone 1] pankspoo:
No i was on 1.1.5 , then I used paranoid then ricedroid .

Then i directly flashed this and boooooom i am on 1.1.3

No need of super all are inside full firmware zip
[Nothing Phone 1] xtcislove:
Are you sure you did not change from eea to global or the other way around?

The other people including me needed the super.img to rollback to 1.1.3 no matter if coming from a custom rom or anything above 1.1.3.

At least i can tell you that i exactly used your described method and it did not work, i couldnt sideload the full package. I needed to flash the super.img first. Thats why we have the super.img files, to rollback/unbrick and revert from custom rom.
[Nothing Phone 1] pankspoo:
I am using global device. The firmware, boot and vendor boot given in video description is same as nothing os 1.1.3.

If u r using EEA nothing os firmware then use boot image and vendor same eea, i think you used boot and vendor boot given in this thread actually it's only for global.

No need to flash super nothing it's working as i told
[Nothing Phone 1] Patman86:
Where is Super image? Cant do anything without it!
[Nothing Phone 1] pankspoo:
Tell me on which firmware you are?

Bootlooped or want to just revert back
[Nothing Phone 1] xtcislove:
I was trying the procedure before you postet your guide.

I downloaded the 1.1.3 EEA Full zip and extracted the payload. I flashed the boot and vendor boot that i extracted and i still could not sideload the package.

https://xdaforums.com/t/how-to-unbrick-nothing-phone-1-fastboot-bootloop.4501439/

This tutorial got me back to 1.1.3 EEA - I used the same files i extracted before the only difference was the super.img from the given thread.

In short: I was on 1.1.4 EEA, flashed and tested ricedroid, flashed vendor_boot and boot from 1.1.3 EEA and could NOT sideload 1.1.3 EEA. The super.img was the key.
[Nothing Phone 1] xtcislove:
Follow this guide:

https://xdaforums.com/t/how-to-unbrick-nothing-phone-1-fastboot-bootloop.4501439/
[Nothing Phone 1] pankspoo:
Do you tried using my files?

Because it's for global, i don't have eea boot and vendor try with them
[Nothing Phone 1] pankspoo:
U can't able to sideload the package what error u got
[Nothing Phone 1] xtcislove:
As i said i tried the procedure u describe here 6 days ago.

You can read here, i had to use the super.img from unbrick tutorial.

https://xdaforums.com/t/13-ricedroid-android-project-beta-3-nothing-phone-1.4510857/post-87639551

I used the full package from 1.1.3 EEA and extracted vendor_boot and boot from 1.1.3 EEA.

I got the error that you get if you try to downgrade from adb sideload within recovery.
[Nothing Phone 1] ot_inc:
v1.1.6 Global Full ROM&boot.img

https://xdaforums.com/t/restore-not...-rom-full-rom-boot-img-global-v1-1-6.4512503/
[Nothing Phone 1] Patman86:
It was a reply to your first post in this thread, YOU ARE MISSING super image, if you dont flash super image you cant fastboot 1.1.3 to your device, i have already done this.

I even wrote about it in the first custom rom thread on xda for our phone.

You have not done a return to stock from custom OS before or you forgot about super image.
[Nothing Phone 1] pankspoo:
I

Don't know about your issue but mine phone is global , its on nothing os 1.1.5 but later i flashed paranoid Android.

Later used ricedroid and without using super i just reverted to nothing os

In global nothing os telegram community most of user followed same process
[Nothing Phone 1] Arjun3203:
Will i receive updates after flashing this version? Talking about Global
[Nothing Phone 1] xxcrashxx:
Yep. I just finished going from this at 1.1.3 Global. There was an OTA update pushing it to 1.1.7. Then after that, there was an update that pushed me to 1.1.8. After that, it put me up to 1.5.5.
[Nothing Phone 1] Goat24K:
I am on 2.02 Firmware and a Custom Rom. I want to go back to stock. Can i use this method to go back to 1.1.3?
[Nothing Phone 1] Klnu2000:
same as me

im on 2.0.4 full stock rom and i want to flash custom rom so if i want to go back to stock do this method will work ???
[Nothing Phone 1] Klnu2000:
how do you go back please ??
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] joshndroid:
Hello All,

I was wondering if there is any sort of hdmi over type C available on the device or are we locked to casting only.

I have a dex type device that I can plug into via HDMI however i am getting no signal.

I have a feeling it might not be the cable and may be more to do with the device.\

Is there a dongle or something that I can connect to wirelessly that is not explicitly a chrome cast for screen mirroring?

Has anyone had any luck with HDMI out?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
HDMI out is not a thing on Pixels in the traditional sense.

The only way I have heard being successful is listed here, with a docking station as mentioned (for the record, that's the only one I know to actually be compatible but I am sure there are others).

Project your Pixel phone's screen - Pixel Phone Help

To share or stream content, you can project your Pixel phone’s screen through casting or through a wired connection. Important: Some of these steps work only on Android 8.0 and up. Learn how to check

support.google.com
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] joshndroid:
Sigh..

Thanks mate for the reply, was hoping i could get creative but a giant dock is not really user friendly with a laptop type device in the car lol.
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Andrei43:
Как обновить до muiu 5 с muiu 4.1 honor 8.

Mod Edit (Translated using GT): How to upgrade to miui 5 from emui 4.1 honor 8
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Badger50:
@Andrei43

Greetings, and welcome to XDA. As a "one time" courtesy, I have translated your thread title and first post. I will politely ask you to please be respectful and observant

of XDA Rule #4 for all of your future posts:

Spoiler content hidden.

Thank you for your cooperation, and enjoy your stay on XDA.

-Regards: Badger50
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] highgrade:
Device doesn't meet security requirements
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] synesthete:
Is your device rooted or do you have adb enabled? If the device is rooted you need to do some things to hide it. If your device is not rooted, maybe check to make sure adb is disabled.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Curiousn00b:
Like the comment above says, if you're rooted with Magisk, install this and it should start working fine after wiping the app.

Releases · Displax/safetynet-fix

SafetyNet & Play Integrity API workarounds for Magisk - Displax/safetynet-fix

github.com

Adding on to this just because it's about Google Wallet...

What's the point of Google Wallet when there's Google Pay? The Pixel 7 setup kinda tried to make you download Wallet instead of Pay. Isn't Wallet just a piece of Pay that they took out?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JakeDHS07:
Wallet is the successor to Pay. They just haven't removed the old app
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] highgrade:
I am currently rooted I am able to pass safety net I also have hide google wallet in magisk
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Momoske:
Is this when you're trying to pay with Wallet or just setting up the app?

If it's while trying to pay, it might be because you unlocked your phone via face unlock before paying. You might have to unlock with the fingerprint scanner to make sure it works.

Might not be your issue here and I hate to say it but man, the fact that this is an issue at all makes me mad, for any regular user such an error would make absolutely no sense, and you would never understand it unless someone tells you.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] synesthete:
I am rooted and wallet is working. Here is how I have set mine up:

Magisk installed:

Zygisk enabled

Enforce Denylist enabled

Denylist blocking: Wallet, Pay, Google Play Services, and some other banking apps.

Install the Safetynet Fix module from this post: https://xdaforums.com/t/magisk-module-universal-safetynet-fix-2-3-1.4217823/post-87198517

Then install the MagiskHidePropsConfig module. (No need to configure it).

Force quit Wallet and wipe its data.

For quite and wiped data for Google Play Services.

Reboot

Then added card.

Those were the only modules that I needed. Maybe disable anything else you don't need while doing this in case they conflict.

I think Pay has transitioned to being an app to send money to friends/family/etc like Venmo. I haven't used it since its split with Wallet, though.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
As I understand it, Wallet holds all your "cards" like loyalty cards, gift cards, and transportation passes (metro, train, bus) -- hence "wallet" -- while GPay handles the credit cards for transactions for in-store/shops.

I guess Wallet is the app while GPay might be classified as the process...

Also...

Yes I noticed that GPay is transitioning to be like Venmo. I haven't used GPay in a long time, but since setting it up on my P7P, it was pushing hard to set things up so I could "easily send/receive payments to my family & friends" (like Venmo, i imagine...)...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] NippleSauce:
Just an FYI, but Wallet is just a part of GPay. What @Curiousn00b had said earlier in this thread is correct. GPay can do everything that Google Wallet does - and more. So therefore, GPay can handle credit cards, debit cards, gift cards, loyalty cards, transit passes, tickets, etc.

The reason why Google has released the Google Wallet app - an app specifically for adding your payment cards, transit cards, loyalty cards, etc - is because a large swarm of people were complaining about GPay being too difficult to use (as the newer features were seemingly confusing to the less tech-knowledgeable folks - which is still around 75-80% of the global population). Google had announced this publicly on a blog post around 1-2 years ago.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Post #2 - Unlocking Bootloader / Rooting / Updating | SafetyNet | ADB/Fastboot & Windows USB Drivers:

SafetyNet
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] efkosk:
Hello,

I have a successfully rooted Pixel 7 and the November update.

Magisk modules:

AOSP Mods (Full version)

Call Recorder - SKVALEX

Systemless Hosts

Universal safety Net fix

Zygisk - LSPosed

DenyList contains enabled:

Google Wallet

Google Play Protect service

com.android.systemui.plugin.globalactions.wallet

Play Integrity API Checker

Everything was fine until now, but when I open Wallet today, I get the following information:

"Device doesn't meet security

requirements You can't tap to pay with this device. It may be rooted or running uncertified software. Contact your device manufacturer or visit Google Wallet Help for more info."

My cards were not removed, it seems that the wallet is functional, but this information worries me. This information is not displayed every time when the wallet application is turned on. Everything else works for me (banks, netflix...), I go through safetynet.

I have one more question.

I don't know exactly how these things work...

How about the safetynet? Could it happen that one day GooglePay and Bank apps will stop working for me without an OS update or some other magisk module installation??

If it works for me now, and I don't do an OS update, will it still work for me?

I ask because these applications are very important for my daily work and I can't afford to be surprised by a malfunction at an inopportune moment due to root.

Thank you very much!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
I have Play Store, GPay, and Google Wallet on the DenyList and don't have this error.

And yes, Google can easily decide one day to bypass the DenyList or force hardware attestation at which point you would have to choose between your apps and root. It's been a whack a mole game for awhile now and that's just expected to become worse.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] efkosk:
Thanks!

In the meantime, I cleaned the google play cache storage, added the cards again. I haven't received a bad notification yet :)

Do I understand correctly that at any time without any action on my part (update app, updateOS) my bank apps, gpay can stop working due to root?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
If you turn off updates, it's extremely unlikely that it would change, but you're also taking added risk when it comes to exploits and I wouldn't recommend this path.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] efkosk:
are we talking about an application or OS update?

If it can stop working for me after the next OS update (via pixelflasher, for example), then that is acceptable for me.

But if it can happen to me after an automatic update of the application via Google Play, it's a problem.

Sorry for possibly stupid questions, I'm trying to understand how it works.

Thank you very much for your help and giving of your time.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Either can happen. There are ways to detect root that get past our attempts to hide it as it is so an app update can add further detection easily. Just ask my Security Service Federal Credit Union app that won't even open on a rooted phone no matter what I do.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] efkosk:
Can I "quickly unroot" it by uninstalling magisk? Does it wipe my data? I want rooted, but I need planB in a crisis situation.

Thx for your reply!

Users with root are not afraid of the situation that they ask for a bill in a restaurant and Gpay won't work for them?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Unfortunately removing root just exposes the unlocked bootloader and GPay won't work with that condition either. It's why I rooted in the first place so I could pass SafetyNet again as Discover is 5% with mobile wallet this quarter.

I carry credit cards with me everywhere I go. It's only recently I've started using tap to pay as it wasn't really available in the Denver area. Even now I can only thing of a couple places that take it - namely the liquor store I go to with my husband lol. Interestingly I went to Dollar Tree yesterday and they have added it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] efkosk:
So if I want to unroot, I will lose data, because after re-locking the bootloader, the data is wiped. I'm right?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Correct. Honestly I wouldn't say you're at immediate risk of having an issue and that dumping root and all that just for a remote possibility isn't worth it.

You can also turn off automatic app updates for the individual apps in the Play Store. As long as you leave automatic updates on for the rest of your apps, the ones you disable individually will just be sitting there showing updates and you can choose to update them when you're ready.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] efkosk:
You're right, I don't want to throw away root and all that just for a remote possibility.

I turned off automatic updates for bank apps, wallet, but I can't turn it off on google play services. It bothers me, I would be more calm. :D

Thank you very much once again!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Lughnasadh:
There's much to be said about just enjoying the view and worry about crossing the bridge when you get to it...
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Royaltiger:
I have owned LG V30/40/50 primarily for music listening. The downside was to activate the high impedance mode (for earphones under 50 ohm), one had to go through various processes involving adapters and cables. The other option for rooted devices was to edit the MIXER_PATH_TAVIL.XML file. That triggered the high gain output permanently.

For V60, that option is not directly available. The reason is that /vendor/etc/mixer_path.xml is located in super partition making the file not editable. So you could only force the high impedance mode by using adapter or cable option till now.

Using Magisk, I have written two modules that will allow you to substitute the system file and put your phone in high impedance mode permanently. Magisk simply loads the edited files as the effective ones (disabling the system file). You will notice increase in volume/gain when you enable/disable DAC in sound settings.

So I have Viper 4 installed with my module without any problem producing enhanced sound output from V60.

INSTALLATION:

1. Download the attached modules. Do not make any changes.

2. Save it on your phone.

3. Go to Magisk module page and choose install from storage option.

4. If you already have AML installed then uninstall that first.

5. Direct Magisk to the file you just downloaded. Now install AML first.

6. Reboot.

7. Install the Mixer.zip second (for high impedance effect) with Magisk.

8. Reboot.

Enjoy!
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Commander_Bond:
This module makes V60 more likable for listening to music. As you said, the new partition structure that is implemented in V60 made it impossible to edit the relevant files un-editable. Of particular value is your AML that does not make any sacrifices when listening in high impedance. Fantastic job!

I was myself thinking of undertaking a similar project but you delivered. :)
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Royaltiger:
I think that as Android evolves, it is becoming more and more like iOS in terms what you can and can't customize. Thanks to John Wu for creating Magisk! He has extended the customizable life of Android.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Audio_Lover:
I have been looking for a way to force my V60 in high impedance mode to get a boost in volume. There is no solution anywhere on web. I find the solution using an adapter or a cable very inconvenient. Not to mention that using them degrades the audio quality.

You have helped many of us music lovers (who have been looking for a permanent solution) by these modules. They work like charm. I haven’t found any problem so far. V60 sounds better than V50 in high impedance mode with full power of DAC.

As much as I love V60 for many reasons, the lack of triggering high impedance mode was a bummer. Now we are all set to enjoy this excellent phone from every angle.

Thanks man.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] yjbus:
THANK YOU so much for this. works beautifully. but how did you get viper4 to work on the v60? i can't seem to figure it out
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Royaltiger:
Actually it is not difficult at all. Since you have already installed the module for high impedance mode, all you need is the Viper 4. I suggest that you install this version of Viper 4. The reason is it is newer.

INSTALLATION:

1. Download the Viper 4.

2. Save it on your phone.

3. Install it as a Magisk module.

4. Reboot.

5. Once rebooted, you activate Viper by turning on the "Master limiter" in the app and configuring your desired options.

P.S.: If you don't want to add any other audio modules (like Dolby ATMOS etc.) then there is no need to install the AML module that is on this page. You can keep it (if desired) but it is not needed.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] yjbus:
omg ur a legend! uve given me a 2 eargasms. every single guide says to install the viper4 apk... not the module... thanks again. btw which music player do you use?
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Royaltiger:
Glad to know that you are enjoying the full potential of LG V60 in terms of music! I have the built-in music player that is in V60. The reason is it uses the inherent DAC in the best way. But I also have USB Player Pro.

Most of my music listening is streaming services. And V60 rocks just as much.

Please let us know should you need any help. We are a big and happy family here at XDA.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] yjbus:
wondering if you could help me with this issue. i can't seem to get xposed edge and physical buttom master control to work on lsposed. they both install fine with no errors but they just dont work. i also have gravitybox on lsposed which does work so im not sure what the issue is
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Royaltiger:
I don't use the apps that you are referring to. So I am not the right person to guide you in the right direction. However, I hope someone in the forum can help you.

Have you searched the XDA relating to your problem? Maybe it has been discussed earlier somewhere else.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] yjbus:
yeah i figured it all out. thanks again
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Audio_Lover:
Awesome. Enjoy the best phone for audio listening — V60.