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[Redmi Note 12 Pro / Pro Plus 5G] cook111:
I am currently facing issues with redmi note 12 pro + after connecting OnePlus Nord buds. Voice is not clear and received with lots of noise.

On the other hand I tried to test this on other redmi phones (redmi note 5) and it works fine.

Could you please fix the earbuds issue with redmi note 12 pro+.

Note: visiting service centre is also not useful.
[Redmi Note 12 Pro / Pro Plus 5G] cook111:
I have also checked few threads regarding similar issues. It seems like people are facing issues with different earbuds as well.
[Redmi Note 12 Pro / Pro Plus 5G] launton:
I've had this with some buds on various phones, go into the bluetooth settings on the phone for the buds and disable some of the extra features. Ie: audio enhancements. like SBC, AAC, aptX,
[Redmi Note 12 Pro / Pro Plus 5G] zaltuns:
The main reason for this problem is related to the bluetooth version incompatibility problem of the phone. I tested a lot of headphones. The phone's own bluetooth version is 5.2. This phone is incompatible with headphones with version 5.3. The phone makes sound interruption and very bad sound transmission in voice calls. But there was no problem with headphones with bluetooth version 5.2. In summary, Redmi company needs to fix the bluetooth compatibility problem of this device. Otherwise, there will continue to be problems in voice calls with version 5.3 headphones.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] catto_:
hello,

what is the smallest custom rom for the samsung galaxy s3 mini (aka golden)?
[Samsung Galaxy A23] notanandroiddev:
i need to root my a23

i cant live without root

i also need to unlock the bootloader so i can root
[Samsung Galaxy A23] theduke7:
i haven't tested it yet but i found the following method.

to unlock boot loader

to root

https://www.getdroidtips.com/root-samsung-a23-sm-a235f-a235m/

video

that at your own risk like always, but it seems like it's doing all the right things.
[Samsung Galaxy A23] Rupdabe-GalaxyS6EdgePlus:
Anyone already done it? Work this with A23 5G SM-A236B?
[Samsung Galaxy A23] AhMeD_47:
Hey guys! I tried to port a TWRP version for A23/DSN, but I failed!
[Samsung Galaxy A23] AhMeD_47:
I already installed a custom ROM on Samsung SM-A23/DSN, but without a recovery. If you want to know more, chat with me privately.
[Samsung Galaxy A23] uae timimi:
I am waiting for twrp recovery for a235f please
[Samsung Galaxy A23] Sifath saleem:
I want to root my Galaxy A23 device. How can I do it successfully? I have already rooted a Samsung Tab with Odin. However, now I'm afraid to do it because I already encountered soft brick and hard brick on that Samsung Tab 😜. If anyone has successfully rooted the same model device (SM - A235F/DS), let me know and help me to do that.
[Samsung Galaxy A23] Sifath saleem:
I also have same device brother. Please make it quick. And let me know when you're done. If you're stuck. I'll try to help you.
[Samsung Galaxy A23] AhMeD_47:
Hello bro, I tried to port a TWRP version for the A23/DSN, but I failed! However I installed a custom android 13 ROM on it!

If you want me to help you then let's chat privately.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] luuxis:
hello I would like to report a software bug of the pixel.

when we put the color profile in adaptive and we before the brightness of the screen to full on a solid color (notification panel, settings) we can notice a line that is displayed along the entire length of the screen

this is indeed software bug because i currently have pixel 7 pro and i proceed this bug on both.

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[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Ceg0:
This is also happening to my pixel 7 pro.

It is more visible with brightness set to max and only occurs on grey backgrounds like notifications panel or chrome tab manager when dark mode is enabled.

The line is wider at 1080p and thinner at native resolution. Changing colour display from adaptative to natural also changes the line appearance (from grey to dark blue) but it is always present.

Sometimes it disappears on its own after a short time. Touching the screen may also cause it to disappear or reappear.

I´m not sure if this is a software or hardware issue.

Anyone else facing this problem?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] frank93:
while i have a pixel 6a .. this happened (since) last week here as well. not sure how these two devices are comparable in that regard.

for me the line can be "forced" to show up more visibly when "pressing" some specific area in the lower part of the display (just like a usual display-touch, but using more force), and can be made almost invisible when "pressing" (with force as well) the outer case pf the phone (from all sides). either way, it’s seems to be a hardware problem for me. google support agreed (!) and right now the local repair shop (acting on google’s behalf) ordered a new display for me and will install it next week. the guys at the shop already told me they’ve seen a few of these cases BUT always after the phone fell down on hard ground or something (which wasn’t the case for me).
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jaseman:
I think it is more of a manufacturing flaw/design/anomaly??? Not so much a bug or something to really worry about because it only appears under certain extreme conditions such as MAX screen brightness with dark mode on certain colors. Meh...
[Google Pixel 6] nutzfreelance:
proton aosp has not updated their website in 6 months, is the project dead?

https://protonaosp.org/

or it is only on telegram now?
[Google Pixel 7] mewcatchew:
Just wondering if there was an ADB command to uninstall the google app and give the search box the boot. Rather not use Nova launcher.
[Google Pixel 7] singhal_apoorv:
Why not just use lawnchair or any other launcher?
[Google Pixel 7] TacoDeMuerte:
I did some digging a while back and the conclusion was that it is not possible to disable or uninstall the launcher with stock firmware. I also have not found any custom ROMs that explicitly state that it can be done, but it's possible some of the ROM developers could have a solution.

It is my understanding that the launcher is an integral part of Android, and cannot be fully uninstalled, but is instead hidden and running in the background by default on other Android devices.
[Google Pixel 7] TacoDeMuerte:
Oh yeah, there might also be a Magisk module out there that can hide the launcher. Something to look into.
[Google Pixel 7] manjaroid:
If rooted Pixel Launcher Mods can hide the search bar but that method leaves an empty space (for a widget) rather than shifting things around. I prefer a different launcher even if it means losing functionality baked into Pixel Launcher.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] SupposedRooter:
Hey, so I wanted to boot loader unlock my Pixel 7 Pro, but I haven't paid off my phone yet, and probably won't because it was a "free" phone through bill credits. I was trying to follow this detailed explanation of what this person did to their Pixel 7 Pro. I figured well, why can't someone just take out the SIM card, make a custom DNS server, and then just respond to "hey can we boot loader unlock this device" with yes. Kinda like how you could hack your Nintendo Wii, by changing the DNS settings so it would re route to a different server, and then it did its dark magic. I am talking about the str2hax Wii exploit.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jamescable:
Is there a question here?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] SupposedRooter:
I wanted to ask if it is possible, and if so, why doesn't someone do it?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] SupposedRooter:
I just now realized I posted this under the wrong category, how do I move this to the Pixel 7 Pro category?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Lughnasadh:
Report your first post and ask a moderator to move it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jgraham26:
I recently got a new phone from the Troomi carrier. They sell a Samsung A32 5G phone and it is very locked down. I have done some digging and managed to enable USB debugging, but I can't manage to root it. I can install apps, but the Knox app control quickly disables it. The app is still installed, but can't be seen without adb. I have managed to rename the package name for an app to that of an app that is allowed. That worked until my mom discovered this and deleted the app from my phone and I haven't been able to recreate it. I also can't enter download mode or install a custom bootloader. Factory resetting is also blocked.

Any help is apprechiated.

JGraham26
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Griggs2121:
Did you figure anything out with this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jgraham26:
No, but I'm still trying
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] twiist_KriSp:
You just gotta email troomi that your phone needs to be factory reset because you are having problems with it. Then, you scroll all of the way to the bottom of your settings, click on about phone, and then click on factory reset. After it's getting all started up, you need to delete the troomi app, and it's gone forever.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 6pig6pen6:
I'm also dealing with a troomi phone at the moment. how were you able to unlock usb debugging? The only way I'm able to access adb is through recovery, but even then, I am very limited and can only access sideload. I'm curious as to if it would be possible to sideload a malicious apk that would allow troomi to be uninstalled, or if such a thing even exists.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rodken:
Seems like to you need to bypass Samsung Knox.

There are a few ways to bypass Knox on a Samsung A32 5G phone. However, all of these methods are complex and require some technical expertise.

One method is to use a Knox bypass tool and this write-up. These tools are designed to modify the phone's firmware to bypass Knox restrictions. However, Knox bypass tools can be expensive and difficult to use.

Finally, you can also try to bypass Knox by using a VPN. A VPN encrypts your traffic, which can make it difficult for Knox to detect what apps you are using. However, this is not a guaranteed method of bypassing Knox, and it may not work for all apps.

If you are not comfortable bypassing Knox yourself, you may want to consider hiring a professional in your local area to do it for you.

Here are some specific workarounds that you may be able to try:

-- Use a VPN to bypass the Knox app control. This may work for some apps, but it is not a guaranteed solution.

-- Rename the package name of the app that you want to install. This may work for some apps, but it is not a permanent solution. Troomi may be able to patch this workaround in future updates.

-- Try to find an app that is similar to the one that you want to install, but is allowed by Troomi. This may not be possible for all apps, but it is worth a try.

+1
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] granitemountainfilmco@gma:
spotify app get premium terms apply privacy policy personalization explainer video open in youtube google url video search whatever
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NotAStreamer:
ok so can you explain how to do the rename the package thing because I've been trying to install apps for a year almost.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arktikk:
How did you access developer options? I am still stuck and I am trying to turn on USB debugging.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goat24:
How did you change the package name and what did it do. I am wondering because I also have a phone from the troomi carrier
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jgraham26:
Ok this was a really long time ago, but ill try to list the steps.

1. boot up an android emulator. I used bluestacks.

2. Download APK editor pro app

3. install the modified APK on bluestacks

4. use adb on bluestacks to ensure that the package name changed (adb shell pm list packages)

5. use adb on bluestacks to get the modified apk off the emulator and onto your machine. (adb shell pm path com.allowed.appname, adb pull path-to-apk C:/app.apk)

6. finally use adb to install the app on your phone (adb install C:/app.apk)

7. PROFIT!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jgraham26:
tbh idek. I just tried it and it worked. Sorry for the bad answer. It might have been because I was a beta tester for them because migrating my old number over wasn't working right and they enabled developer options so that they could troubleshoot things.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jgraham26:
Last thing. If you get developer options, you can select the troomi app as your debug app and select Wait for debugger. This will disallow the app to run because you will never attach a debugger so it will be waiting forever.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jgraham26:
If i remember correct, you could do a similar thing with strava and groupme.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MCtekkz:
Can you please give a more simple explanation or make a video or something because I'm really not sure how to do it
[T-Mobile REVVL V+ 5G] R41N MuTT:
Who has access to this device? Anybody got a copy of stock firmware? Could you do a ROMdump, get the ota, extract scatter from payload for me? Oh please oh, please. I don't know if it's windows 11 or what, but I'm having some issues here and I need to get back to stock.
[T-Mobile REVVL V+ 5G] motolio:
Id be willing to help if you find directions on how to pull the ota. Just installed the latest one today.
[T-Mobile REVVL V+ 5G] R41N MuTT:
Only way I know is reset device to factory, perform any ota update. During update, navigate to developer options and take a bug report. Download the bug report and you will be able to save the OTA. I'll look for a how to
[T-Mobile REVVL V+ 5G] Kireej:
Did you ever get the files? I need them as well.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] MevishL:
hello , i want to restore stock recovery.img , and i have orangefox recovery. i dont want to downgrade . and may i use recovery.img of f.13?
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] Rootk1t:
Extract if from firmware and flash to recovery partition.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] MevishL:
f.15 is an incremental update.

f.13 is a full update , can i use recovery.img from f.13?
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] Rootk1t:
Link is to F.15 full ^

Its for KB2003, but recovery images should be identical between KB2001/2003/2005.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] MevishL:
okay thank you 👍
[General Questions and Answers] chazz69:
That pretty much says it all. Since Android 10 rooting a phone(Motorola at least) doesn't give you an actual root. It's a kind of partial root where the /system is not rooted. Without access to /system root has very little worth, as well as preventing you from actually owning the phone. Most modifications you want to do come in the system folder, especially build.prop. The make shift TWRP also doesn't get /system mounted.

So, has the modding scene died? Have mega corporations won? Is the WEF plan of "you'll own nothing and be happy" nearly complete?
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
All manufacturers of an operating system strive to make it watertight against attacks by hackers. This is also the case with Google's Android OS.

So it is not surprising that normal consumers hardly have the chance to act as hackers.

Also i don't think it really makes sense to want to change the configuration of an operating system: every Android device manufacturer has an R&D department with dozens of engineers and programmers who certainly managed to get the most out of it.
[General Questions and Answers] chazz69:
Spoken like a true company man. Who are you, Google or anybody else to decide what is best for me to get the most out of my device that I purchased?

It's unbelievable that there are corporate apologists here.

Who owns the phone, me or Google?
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
What you have so far not internalized at all is the fact that Google only provides a vanilla Android ( AOSP ) that is adapted by each manufacturer / OEM depending on the device it's used on - so it is already a mod.
[General Questions and Answers] chazz69:
Oh, I see. You're a weak, pathetic fascist. Nice!

Don't think it went unnoticed that you avoided the question. Cute one eye symbol btw.
[General Questions and Answers] beanbean50:
You vill eat ze bugs!
[General Questions and Answers] chazz69:
:) Na, if they manage to actually do that I prefer to go down in a pouring of lead. This world has nothing more for me and I'm ready for the next one anyway. I vill not eat ze bugs!
[General Questions and Answers] TechBoy-Dexe:
Don't custom ROMs give you access to the /system folder with root? Or is it a universal thing?
[General Questions and Answers] Renate:
Yes, things are getting more clamped down.

Yes, every newer version of Android makes life more difficult.

The super partition was not put on this earth to make life easier for us.

That being said, I have two main devices.

One does not have SecureBoot enabled on it. That one I have non-Magisk root, patched the kernel and the framework, customized sepolicy and installed custom services. It's an e-reader.

The other one, while purchased "unlocked", has SecureBoot enabled and I only have access to a Firehose loader that has range restrictions in it, (thank you Motorola). :(
[General Questions and Answers] chazz69:
That's a good question that unfortunately I don't know the answer to. This brings up another point. Custom ROM's are essentially non-existent; at least with Motorola (which is what I'm familiar with and have). I have a moto g power 2021, which basically doesn't have anything. Moto g power 2022 doesn't even have its own forum.

To me it's seems the corporations wet dream is almost true. They've effectively locked everything so they own it and not you.
[General Questions and Answers] chazz69:
Motorola selling "unlocked" phones is more of a marketing gimmick at this point. ><

Are there any new phones that can be truly unlocked and rooted? Or is this a Android 10+ universal problem? Android, which was supposed to be the anti-iphone, is basically just an iphone now, only inferior. :(

Well, I guess it's time to go to eBay and find some new old stock phones that I can flash Android 9 to.
[General Questions and Answers] alecxs:
at least, noobs scene is growing...

you probably have missed the point that Magisk is systemless-root method for reason.

you can edit build.prop

https://xdaforums.com/t/module-magiskhide-props-config-safetynet-prop-edits-and-more-v6-1-2.3789228

or modify system

https://xdaforums.com/t/android-12-...unds-in-system-product-media-audio-ui.4537601
[General Questions and Answers] chazz69:
I've tried that and have thus far failed at getting hotspot working or a boot animation. I will mess around with it again this weekend when I have some time.

I don't understand this recent obsession with ota updates. Oh, well.

Question. Can I unpack the system img, edit the build.prop, repack and then have lmsa install the rom with the modified build.prop?
[General Questions and Answers] alecxs:
probably FEC will instantly undo your modifications.
[General Questions and Answers] chazz69:
I figured. Maybe I'll try it because, what the hell. The worst I could do is turn my phone into a paperweight.

I do not like this "keep me safe" culture we've become. I can decide what risks I'm willing to assume, I don't need someone telling me.

Perhaps I should just join the iPhone cult.
[General Questions and Answers] alecxs:
you can install custom ROM with custom kernel and tweak as you like. you can even compile your own ROM, no need to run stock.
[General Questions and Answers] Renate:
It's easy to defeat FEC (provided that other verification is already turned off).

Look at the last 4096 of the partition in question.

If it starts with 0xfecfecfe then that is the FEC footer.

I've just erased that on my eMMC device (with 512 blocks, so 4096 bytes = 8 blocks). For a UFS device it will only be 1 block.

C:\>edl /e /psystem /s-8
C:\>edl /e /pvendor /s-8
[General Questions and Answers] chazz69:
I've not seen any custom ROM's for moto g power 2022. Compiling my own ROM sounds interesting. Is there a basic guide on how to go about it?
[General Questions and Answers] chazz69:
Thank you. I will give that a try this weekend.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] survivor_076:
Hi, hope you all are doing well.

i kind of messed up and now have my sensors all giving no readings whatsoever. tried to get my backup onto the device and still the same result. idk what went wrong but all i know is that my persist partition is fricked up.

tried searching for the persist.img online for my pixel 3 but no luck. looked in the factory images and still didnt find any image named persist.

please can anyone guide me on fixing or recovering the persist partition ??

Very grateful to those that will help.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] henningspruth:
This post provides a tarball of the sensors directory inside the persist partition:

FIXED - Android 10 - Sensors Bug

EDIT 5 In addition to the two methods highlighted below, I'm sharing a third method which was brought up in the thread. This one is much easier, however, root is required. This method works for many, however, it is not confirmed by me. Again, no...

xdaforums.com

I tried it (my Pixel3 has the proximity/ambient light sensor issue), but when I replace the sensors directory, all sensors are dead.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] otonieru:
So, after months of using Pixel 7 family, surely we all know that Tensor 2 is not exactly the best flagship SOC in term of raw power or energy usage, probably due to it's "Exynos Genetics Trait"

that being said, doesnt mean it's down bad. And with some optimisation, we can always try to make it run better. One of the example is by seeing how much better it run on custom kernel. But what about other stock kernel user ?

Well, fortunately, as long as we have root access, the stock kernel still allow us to play with some parameter. And here are some tunables parameters that i use to balance the energy usage and responsiveness of the device. (my aim is 10% battery for 1 Hour of SoT and ±0-1% decrease during 6-10hrs idle)

If you want to know more about each parameters, you can google a lot of linux kernel documentation (like here for example : https://access.redhat.com/solutions/177953)

but for now i'll just write down the change and my configurations. (I used EX Kernel Manager to change the parameters) :

CPU Section :

Switch governors for all CPU clusters from 'sched_pixel' to 'shedutil'

Open "Governor Options" and change the 'rate_limit_us' for all clusters from '10000' to '0'

Open "CPU scheduler options" and use bellow value for respected parameters :

sched_wakeup_granularity_ns : 10000000
sched_tunable_scaling : 1
sched_min_granulatity_ns : 2000000
sched_latency_ns : 12000000

Memory Section :

Disable "ZRAM"

That's it for now. Try and feedback if you find any improvement in your energy usage.

I've been using it for weeks, and pretty happy especially with idle drain. As for SoT, normally i end up with 5-6 Hrs screen time when i down to bed with ±30% battery remaining.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] elong7681:
Someone said that it reverts back once you reboot?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] wilberfan:
In the Franco Kernel Manager, there's an option to "keep" the new settings on a reboot. (Not sure about the EX Kernel Manager.)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Plathoon:
Right, it reverts back for CPU Governor (Cluster 3) after a reboot. (with EXKM)

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Then I tried with FKM and problem is the same.

I will see after the night how is my battery drain.

But i can't complain because i loose only 2 or 3% during night (8h)

(Bluetooth and 5G on) No wifi because 5G signal is good.

No custom rom, rooted, january update.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
It's expected that it reverts back to default because it's controlled by multiple things. People shouldn't change the governor. There is a write-up on this in Freak's kernel thread.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Pixel86:
Can you provide a link to the write-up please?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] CraigHardy:
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[Google Pixel 7 Pro] i42o:
Mrcactuseater what's your deal always laughing at genuine posts?