yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] DarthJabba9:
Because they are releasing several different builds of "9.8", apparently without specifying clearly which is dynamic and which isn't. Now, there are 5 different releases of 9.8 (https://sourceforge.net/projects/crdroid/files/lavender/9.x/).
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] Thonynus:
This isn't very user friendly. Devs should specify it.

Flashed 20230816 build with R11.1_5_A12 as mentioned here and it worked.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] alecxs:
Thread closed on request of OP
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] kxmpxtxnt:
Hey guys,

i try to install a other rom on my phone. I got to the fastbootd mode by using "adb shell reboot fastboot".

But if i now trying to execute "fastboot oem unlock" it says:

FAILED (remote: 'Unable to open fastboot HAL')

fastboot: error: Command failed

Im using Arch Linux btw.

Thank you if anyone know how to fix this :)
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] Ayaanic:
Go To Developer Options.....

And Open OEM Unlocking...

Thanks...
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] kxmpxtxnt:
I already did :/
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] kxmpxtxnt:
still the same error
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] kxmpxtxnt:
Ah maybe i was in the wrong folder, let me quickly try it out
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] kxmpxtxnt:
No, still the same
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] Ayaanic:
Do It On The Original Cable.....

And Use The Latest Version Of ADB...

Also Try Changing The Drivers Of Your Phone While You Are In Fastboot In Device Manager....
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] jis251:
Are you on A12 (C.10 or earlier)?

A12 has no fastboot nor BROM. You have to downgrade to A11 or wait upgrade or A13 if Oneplus will fix that. Perhaps they will, perhaps not
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] Yudh:
Maybe this guide could help

Because the command for unlocking seems different for fastboot

https://xdaforums.com/t/tutorial-twrp-and-root-nord-2.4340477/
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo Questions & Answers] joecool82:
End Game: To have Viper4arise loaded and running.

I successfully (?) rooted said phone. However, I'm unable to load TWRP, to flash viper4arise.zip

Android version 7.0

SE is enforcing

developer options ON

oem unlock on

usb debugging on

verify apps via usb on

root checker basic says root successful

supersu is installed

busybox is installed

when i turn on the phone normally, a nexus bootlogo is displayed and a red message at top says warning cmonline is modified.

I can boot into download mode no problem.

if i try to boot into recovery mode, it says: the above error and selinux if enforcing, and sits at the nexus logo.

I bought phone used, and it has always displayed the nexus logo, I don't know why.

If i can provide any additional information to help troubleshoot, please don't hesitate to ask.

Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4] Zappapp:
Any way to set the charging limit without root to say 90% from the preset 85 %?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4] mprunty:
If you are trying to charge up to 90% instead of calling at 85% is too sweet a bixby routine to stop taking a charge at 90% and your will be good.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4] Robson:
i'm still playing around with bixby routines. at the moment, i'm using the app battery charge notifier, set the bat max with notification at 90.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4] hadabis:
I've made this in routines and it works nicely it stops at 99 and when I usually wake up at 8 it's topped up and didn't charge the whole nightView attachment 5775447
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ¿GotJazz?:
Hi, guys - I've been a OnePlus fan since they first started selling phones, but stopped at the OP7P. IN the past, I rooted my phones as soon as they came out of the box.

I decided to switch back to Samsung after all these years. I live in the US, and purchased a new global SM-S908E-D/S so that I could continue having a rooted phone.

I was going to try out my global S22 Ultra for a week or so before rooting to make sure that I have good coverage for my connection to AT&T. I saw that the global S22 Ultra has many of the AT&T 4G/5G bands that the US version supports, but there are differences. If I don't have good coverage due to the channel differences, I will look into returning the phone.

So, I have a few quick questions:

I know that I will lose all my data once I unlock the bootloader, but can I configure my phone normally and take all Samsung updates before unlocking the bootloader and rooting the phone? On my previous Samsung devices, bootloader unlocking/rooting was patched/blocked by Samsung, so there was a limited opportunity to unlock the bootloader/root.

If I unlock the bootloader, is there a way to relock the bootloader so that it isn't visible that the phone was previously unlocked? I know the Samsung Knox aimed to always fail a security check if the bootloader was ever unlocked.

Is there a way to configure my global S22 Ultra to support all the US AT&T 4G/5G bands instead of a partial list?

Thanks!

¿GJ?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] JazonX:
I know the feeling of coming back to a Samsung after experimenting with the open world,

1. Question isn't really clear - As I understood; Yes - You can use the phone, get OTA and configure until you decide to unlock it. Unlocking the bootloader will wipe all data.

2. You can relock the bootloader - but traces will always remain as Knox is a one way ticket. Once broken, Knox can never be sent back to 0x0. Even after relocking, Samsung Apps such as Health and Pay will not work.

3. So far, No confirmed method.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ¿GotJazz?:
Thanks, @JazonX - That's what I was looking for.

The question for #1 was revolving around how in the earlier days of rooting, it was a cat & mouse chase to stay ahead of the manufacturers with rooting. Some devices I have owned (Amazon FireTV sticks, and my Samsung S4 Tablet, for example) would be rootable for a short period of time, where if you didn't unlock the bootloader and root immediately, you would get an update from Samsung that patched the hole and it was never rootable afterwards.

I was asking if the SM-S908E-D/S would always be rootable (maybe because of the EU?), so that I could use the phone as a normal device, accept all the Samsung updates, and not be concerned that a Samsung update would come along that permanently blocked the bootloader and rooting.

I could decide in a few weeks that the phone was good on AT&T, and then be able to root it at that point.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] MRDOCA:
Unlocking the bootloader doesn't trip Knox. Rooting does.

There are a few "patched" Knox apps that you can use, shealth, private share and secure folder. These are included with beyondrom and Dr ketans rom.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ¿GotJazz?:
@MRDOCA - Thanks, that's good to know.

I unlocked my bootloader, and I am attempting my first manual Firmware update (not rooting at this time).

I downloaded and ran Frija, which asks for my CSC. Looking into my phone's Software settings, I see that my CSC is CHO/CHO,CHO/CHO/CHO - Which appears to be in Chile. Even though I am in the US on the AT&T network, I'm assuming that I just use the CHO CSC in Frija and my phone will re-adapt to the AT&T network after my update?
[Google Pixel 7] towhidabid:
Never happened like this. Started dropping 10%+ overnight. I should admit p7 standby drain was never that good. Used to drop around 6-7% on average but suddenly without installing any other apps or making any major changes to my device it started happening. The device is updated to November patch, all major apps is being battery restricted except the few apps i use daily. Like whatsapp reddit... Has anyone fixed this issue or is there any fix ?! TIA.
[Google Pixel 7] bobby janow:
Screen off 0.7% / hour is pretty standard for Pixel phones. If something is waking the device you can find it usually with Better Battery Stats either on XDA or the Play store. I usually check alarms and partial wakelocks to see if anything is amiss. Sometimes a reboot will clear out the alarms of particular apps. Here ya go.

https://xdaforums.com/t/app-2-2-05-oct-v2-4-betterbatterystats.1179809/
[Google Pixel 7] towhidabid:
I used BBS for a while. Does it need root access to show the wakelocks and alarms and all? Coz i wasn't planning on rooting my p7 now.
[Google Pixel 7] bobby janow:
No it doesn't. Pay attention to this post (#4) and follow the adb instructions to a T. Sometimes you need to restart the BBS app so either force stop it or reboot the phone. Don't forget the hidden_api_policy command (Android 10 and above) at the bottom.

https://xdaforums.com/t/app-2-2-05-oct-v2-4-betterbatterystats.1179809/#post-67819528

edit: Latest version post/link from the thread. https://xdaforums.com/t/app-2-2-05-oct-v2-4-betterbatterystats.1179809/page-1932#post-87741925
[Google Pixel 7] gershee:
These are your battery stats.. and you aren't happy with them?

My battery is wayyyyy worse..

First, what app are you using to monitor the battery in the screenshot?

Second, is this with mobile service and data on as well?

My phone doesn't idle as good in airplane mode with wifi on!

Makes me feel like there's hope after all for decent battery..

Ill post my stats tomorrow.

And try to get to the bottom of my battery issues..
[Google Pixel 7] fivefour:
The app is AccuBattery and it's indeed accurate given enough cycles

It's not that different from my 4XL, still waiting on the 7 to arrive.
[Google Pixel 7] towhidabid:
First, The app is accubattery.

Second, nope its not data or wifi on. With wifi on it standby drain is okay. But with mobile data its worse i mean far worse. As if its not enters doze or standby only. At best with minimal use it'll last 16-18 hrs with confidence then the low battery anxiety kicks in... I was hoping a far better standby drain. Coz i was optimized it as much as i can. Didn't install anything much. Blocked all the background activities. My p4a with a smaller battery had better standby. Even i heard p6a with tensor 1 chip had better standby drain. I hoped tensor 2 had better optimization efficiency on this end.
[Google Pixel 7] gershee:
I'm in the same boat. Very disappointed in standby battey drain. Mines like ~3-4% per hour when out and about during the day! With 5g off.

Seems crazy high to me.

Hoping some custom kernel goodness or custom rom will improve this...
[Google Pixel 7] towhidabid:
3-4% is harsh man. It happens to me when using mobile data.
[Google Pixel 7] sic0048:
I came from the P6 and have been using the P7 for about a week now. I personally have not seen any noticeable difference in battery drain between the P6 and P7.
[Google Pixel 7] cswithxda:
Here is my accubattery summary. Screen off at 3.5% per hour, over 80% deep sleep. Even deep sleep state consumes 2.2% per hour. Unbelievably bad.
[Google Pixel 7] towhidabid:
Did you update the December patch? It improved alot of things including scrolling and standby drain issue. Atleast I've noticed on my device.
[Google Pixel 7] bobby janow:
That's a little much. Most it should be is around 0.9% / hr and perhaps as low as 0.5%. Find out what is waking your phone with screen off and you'll have the solution. This is not a Pixel 7 thing but a you thing. (well your device not necessarily you)
[Google Pixel 7] cswithxda:
Yes, I bought the phone recently and when I initially set it up I fastboot flashed DEC build downloaded directly from Google to both slots.

I'm not sure if it's a wakeup issue though. As shown in the screenshot, the deep sleep is above 80% time of total screen off time. And for the deep sleep state it consumes 2.2% per hour. The phone idle item usually also contributes to about 30% - 40% of battery usage overnight when the phone is in standby, which seems to be a good thing according to some opinions I read, since it means no single problem app (user app at least) draining the battery.
[Google Pixel 7] cswithxda:
I only have the phone completely set up and running for the past week, so I still have patience and see for another week if it's the system still settling down on something. It's just ridiculous to see the phone down to literally 70% from fully charged after an 8 hour sleep when there is not an obvious single problem app.

Maybe I need to start using the good old BBS again...
[Google Pixel 7] bobby janow:
Yes, BBS will certainly help. My deep sleep with screen off is around 90+ %. One thing to try is a reboot of the device right before you go to sleep. Any partial wakelock and alarms will be cleared out unless they are constantly syncing something in the background. I also think that by now it's pretty much settled so it's something else. BBS is better than Accubattery for stuff like that.
[Google Pixel 7] bobby janow:
Here's my AccuBattery stats and BBS stats from last night. If I charge it to 100% then the screen off is around 0.5% / hour probably due to the reporting in Android being not entirely accurate. I think I unplugged around 85% last night I try not to go too much above that. As I said something is waking the device up I believe.
[Google Pixel 7] cswithxda:
Thanks! I installed BBS yesterday and will let it work for a day or two and start troubleshooting. If we compare our accubattery stats, it's interesting that your deep sleep consumes 0.7% per hour while mine consumes more than 2.0% per hour. Even my deep sleep state has problem.

Edit: this is BBS from the last 8 hours or so of complete idle.
[Google Pixel 7] bobby janow:
The summary and partial wakelock are similar to mine last night only difference being my good signal was 100% where as your moderate signal was 91%. I don't believe that would do it. My overnight drain was 0.8% / hour. Kernel wakelocks never really showed me much but I'm sure the experts over at the BBS thread could shed more light on that with a log upload according to the OP. But I think more important is your alarm screen since unplugged. What does that look like and what's at the top of the list? That might help narrow it down.
[Google Pixel 7] Naturesretard:
Boot into safe mode. Observe drain.

Not sure why but last week kde Connect suddenly locked up my whole phone, disabled now it's better.

When I tried safe mode I had 88% after am 8hr shift. Blew my mind. No idea the culprit but clearly user apps running amok

But, I never experienced stock. Immediately flashed GrapheneOS so I figured was due to to their build
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] Effizio01:
Hi, can i flash firmware from a528b to a52s 5g?

I need to unlock sim Lock
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] DeblaGaming:
Yes, you can flash it, since A528B is just the model number of the A52s 5G
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] b100dian:
Sailfish OS 4.4.0.72 (Vanha Rauma) for Xiaomi Mi Note 10

(This is NOT an Android ROM, it's a port of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailfish_OS )

View attachment 5770837

This is the first public release of this SFOS port.

What works:

Wifi

Cellular data

GSM calls (no VoLTE)

Bluetooth, in calls too.

Sound

Camera pics, video

Multiple camera support in Jolla Camera [1] and Advanced Cam

GPS

sensors (except proximity)

infrared

FOD [2]

Need more work:

Virtual Proximity Sensor.

NFC

FM Radio

[1] currently through a patch + # dconf update

[2] You need to install this patch and use sailfish-fpd-community for enrolling

Download flashable zip: https://github.com/sailfishos-on-tucana/Readme/releases/tag/4.4.0.72-prerelease

(You need to flash vendor partition from Android 10 too)

Installation instructions and repository for bugs: https://github.com/sailfishos-on-tucana/Readme

Kernel source: https://github.com/b100dian/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource/tree/tucana-hybris-17.1

L.E. Forgot to give credit where due: This port was made possible when @alibei made his initial Lineage 17.1 work available, this being a prerequisite to start porting Sailfish OS at that time (now Lineage 18.1 would work as a porting base too). Thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] Badger50:
@b100dian Please check your PM inbox. Thank you.

-Regards: Badger50
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] lizzmo:
How long does the battery last? Is it better than Android? Does the apk emulation work? Do you have to buy an extra license?
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] b100dian:
Hi @lizzmo ,

The usual battery life I get is around 48 hours. I don't remember how battery life was under android, but you probably know. I am trying a service that shuts down cores whenthe screen is off but so far I get adsp kernel oopsies fron time to time if I turn off the big cores..

This is the free SFOS, no licence needed but no Exchange and Alien Dalvik either.

You can however install Waydroid. But location support and camera are spotty. I use it for banking apps only.
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] lizzmo:
Thanks for your fast reply. I find your project very exciting. Is there any chance that it gets somehow "official" and will support native starting of APKs over license?
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] b100dian:
Unfortunately I don't see any development in this area. Licenses for ports are being discussed (e.g https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/licenses-without-support-for-unofficially-ported-devices-xz2c/7076) but I think I saw a community meeting mentioning that it is not feasable (sorry, cannot find the exact discussion).

Alien Dalvik must use some of the same LXC container technology that waydroid uses, so it should be feasable to have it installed, I don't have a 64-bit license to try it out and cannot help here.

<rant>

Think of it like this: going to another OS that is not Android means that you need some lifestyle changes. Although I could have managed to check an entirely android-only messaging app by starting Waydroid, I chose to stop using it. Messaging apps that have clients for SailfishOS are Telegram and Signal.

In general, using a non-android OS is a deeper de-google: you will find which services have APIs that people can build apps for in any other OS, and which you should not touch. I wish I could say that the same goes for banks, but they live in their own bubble.. well, at least I do have one banking account accesible through browser + SMS 2FA and that's cool.

</rant>
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] lokenk:
@b100dian Hi, I tried 3 times but still bootloop... Android 10 vendor part - lineage 17.1 build - and the sailfish 4.4.0.72 image you provided... I wonder what am I doing wrong? I use orangefox instead of twrp. Could you please write the detailed installation order?
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] b100dian:
Hi @lokenk, thanks for trying this.

Let's see what could go wrong.

You can try the exact version of Android 10 *vendor* I'm using, if you haven't already, see the [Readme](https://github.com/sailfishos-on-tucana/Readme)

You could have booted a encrypted fs OS that mangled /data content - maybe try erasing data and re-flash the sailfishos zip

You could try from `adb shell` in orangefox to see what are the contents of the file `/sys/fs/pstore/console-ramoops` after the first boot failure (keep the vol-up pressed while you know it is going through reboot so that the first failed boot is followed by the orangefox boot which should have that file. Paste that file on a paste service and let's look together.
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] b100dian:
4.5.0.19 release Release 4.5.0.19 Release · sailfishos-on-tucana/Readme · GitHub 3

Sorry forgot to update here on XDA too - you can also get news about this on SFOS forums.

Changes:

Updated hybris to be able to run Qt 5.15 apps.

Removed gmp-droid (using gecko-camera in the browser with GECKO_CAMERA_DROID_NO_MEDIA_BUFFER=1)

To update if you're not installing this version directly:

in Terminal or over ssh:

$ devel-su
# ssu re 4.5.0.19
# version --dup

and reboot.
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] b100dian:
Hi @lokenk, not sure if you managed to install Sailfish?
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] lokenk:
hello, I installed and used it without any problems.. But I'm more interested in droidian and ubuntu mobile.. I wish you had a development for note 10 about them...
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] b100dian:
I don't think I have the required time to also do that. This year it was all about porting sailfish to another device, Asus Zenfone 8.. which is almost done.

I think I understand the reason you would be more interested in droidian and ubuntu mobile - I even started with the asus device by trying to port ubuntu first.

The only difference was that when I hit a wall, and restarted the same development on Sailfish, and I hit a wall there too, on #sailfishos-porters I got the needed support so I finished a Sailfish port again:)

I won't try to generalize this, but the timing for the support I needed was favoring Sailfish again :)

Anyway, the Mi Note 10 has some software advantages over the Zenfone 8, namely: it has a recovery partition that you can "call to" whenever you press voldn-power, instead of a recovery ramdisk that doesn't work when the kernel doesn't work. And it has that console-ramoops log that is 'persistent' for the next boot where you can read what went wrong that the kernel crashed.

With those two advantages, I think you could adapt the Sailfish kernel + whaver kernel checker ubuntu has (this?)to make a boot image that uses the "halium 9" method of porting (i.e. you only need the kernel)

L.E. then for the rest of the device adaptation you can probably use some of the things that are in the droid-config-tucana repo /sparse/ folder as an idea of what as adapted.
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] b100dian:
4.5.0.21 is available too now Release 4.5.0.21 Release · sailfishos-on-tucana/Readme · GitHub

The most important change for porting is that droidmedia is updated so what turned out to be random crashes at startup of Advanced Camera seem to be gone.
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] lokenk:
b100dian thanks a lot... I've been following your development all the time.. I've been following sailfish os since it was first released... As an old nokia fan, using a symbion device for a very long time. then I met n9 with MeeGo operating system but couldn't continue... Then sailfish os with jolla had a great introduction....I had experience with nexus 4 and nexus 5 for a long time...And this is my sfdroid experiment

link:

While it was at a good level in its time, the last time I experienced it, postmarket os - ubuntu touch and droidian seemed to be a little behind, I couldn't see a bigger improvement...

But once or twice a week, I constantly follow your github page to see if it has been updated, and I still have hope. Thank you...
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] b100dian:
That movie was very instructive for me, I remember watching it while I was still driving the Xiaomi Mi 4 that @saidinesh5 kindly ported, and he tried to upgrade the kernel to support sfdroid too... Were you one of sfdroid developers? It really doesn't matter, just know that I saw that movie and I saw the hope :)

Luckily there is Waydroid today that fills the same needs.

> I've been following your development all the time.. to see if it has been updated, and I still have hope

What are your expectations/hopes? It would be better to voice them so I can know them and say if or if I may not act along with them.
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] lokenk:
@b100dian

What are your expectations/hopes? It would be better to voice them so I can know them and say if or if I may not act along with them.

Sorry I'm a little late to post...

I'm not a developer for sfdroid, I'm just someone who likes to test everything :)

First of all, first of all, can't you move the build on android 11? It's a long process to throw stock rom again...

Secondly, it is not possible to set some settings directly on the rom instead of the plugin.

The biggest need is actually the hope of a direct application support for android..
[Xiaomi Mi Note 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] arles52:
Good and happy new year I do use my note 10 with sailfish os 4.5.0.21, for me specifically it works well for my use, I just know how to install an Android application, since the one I need most in sailfish os does not work at the moment . thank you very much and greetings to all