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[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mot-K:
Could you explain to me, how to do this or provide a link to a tutorial for example?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Renate:
You'd just open the back of your device. The screen hooks in with an orange flex cable. You just disconnect the old one and plug in the new one out the back, just flopping around. You won't have touch, but you can hook up a USB mouse.

I don't know your model. I can't get more specific.

It's just that a new screen by itself out of China can't be too expensive?

And if you like, after you get your data you can try to actually replace the screen yourself.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Myhand:
I have got access to my daughters P30, with broken display, over MHL display. The difficulty is just to find the right place on the display to allow MHL display.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mot-K:
Thanks, perhaps I will try this!

By the way, it's a POCO F3 as mentioned above :)

But won't I need to enter my pin first to allow the MHL display?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Renate:
If the touch is still working you may be able to enter your PIN.

Get a similar size device, go to the PIN screen, mark the position using clear wrap and a marker. Transfer the positions onto your screen.

Or use a scrap of plexiglas, mark it, then drill small holes and use that to mark your phone.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Myhand:
Or use an usb-keyboard.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] scarecrow:
I'm having issues with a bluetooth conflict.

My set up is as follows:

- AT&T Tilt - WM 6.1 stock ROM

- 2009 Toyota Camry XLE V6 paired to the Tilt with Hands free profile

- Motorola S705 paired to the Tilt with Wireless Stereo profile ONLY -- I don't pair with Hands free profile. The S705 is connected to the Camry via an aux connection.

I also have GpsGate running in the tray with a bluetooth GPS receiver, but that seems immaterial to the issues I'm encountering.

When I pair the phone as above, the music from the car speakers skips to the point where it will be inaudible for 2 - 3 seconds per 30 seconds of music...no hissing or popping...just silence. The 2 - 3 second pauses are not regularly distributed.

In order to resolve the issue, I go to bluetooth setup on the Tilt and select the Camry Hands free and select 'Set as Hands Free', which, paradoxically, does exactly the opposite...it disables the pairing with the car (until I restart the car). However, once I do this the Wireless Stereo connection is rock solid. Alas, in this configuration, I can't get dial or hang up, hands free, via the steering wheel buttons.

I'm tending to believe the issue is the Toyota since I can connect a Scala 500 as Hands free without issue when playing music in the car (FYI, at no time do I have both the Toyota hands free connected and Scala 500 powered on at the same time).

I'd love to know:

- How I can confirm the problem is with the Toyota, since it is likely they will simply point to the Tilt or the S705 and claim that it is the culprit? I would like software output that demonstrates the Toyota's bluetooth implementation is ill-behaved.

- If the issue lies with the MS stack instead. My understanding from another site is that the MS stack was hacked to allow A2DP. I wonder if the MS stack is simply performing poorly and the Camry bluetooth setup is simply doing what it ought to do. If I could replace the MS stack with the Widcomm stack, this might allow me to test this premise.

In searching I've found some other threads which deal with Kenwood stereo systems and different symptoms (restarting), so I'm not sure the problem is related

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=442370

I've also searched and found information on replacing the bluetooth stack. No confirmation in the thread whether this will work with the Tilt

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=449775

Options i'm considering:

- replace BS stack with Widcomm -- no confirmation on whether it works on Tilt

- installing JETware -- mixed results in other threads, Tilt isn't listed as compatible

- reverting to 6.0 -- mixed results in other threads, don't relish the idea of going backwards (HTCHome via cab, etc.)

Edit: That would be the BT stack, not the BS stack (freudian slip)

Does anyone have any experience with the same problem, suggestions as to what options will likely bear fruit or if there is a simpler option? I'd prefer not to do a hard reset and re-install everything I have on this phone if I can get away with a simple fix.

Thanks.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] gsaghai:
Im having similar issue

I purchased a new headset for my motorcycle helmet.

I can not get the hands free working..

I have another headset that works with the phone, this ended costing me shipping charges thinking the helmet headset was bad.

I have searched many sites and have come to the conclusion it is the phone.

I have not seen anything that gives me an indication that we will find a fix..

:mad:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mumblefratz:
I'm tempted to uninstall samsung knox as it's promoted primarily as a way to manage enterprise phones.

So is it worth keeping or not? and why?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mumblefratz:
I ended up deciding this is not worth keeping as it seems to require both a Samsung account as well as require some sort of enrollment.

I have no interest in either of these things so bye bye knox.
[Nothing Phone 1] caffeine01:
I bought the phone yesterday, it arrived today and so I immediately de-googled the stock rom as best as i could and installed microg etc etc. I also disabled a handful of applications using De-Bloater.

Only problem is that now the OTA update option isnt available in settings, probably caused by the applications i disabled in de-bloater, what service do i need to enable to get OTA updates back again? is this possible to do?

Thanks.
[Nothing Phone 1] ayed78:
you should check what you do at least you can grab back..try check offline method if available with dial *#*#682#*#*
[Nothing Phone 1] caffeine01:
That isnt my issue, i know i can install updates but i want to be able to be notified and do it through the settings app.
[Android General] shim80:
Thanks for the tutorial

I have a Galaxy Note 9 (snapdragon) and Galaxy Tab S8+, wich doesn't have (almost) any roms.

Do you think Samsung hardware like s pen and camera will work fine on GSI ?

Do KVM is enabled on GSI ?
[Android General] V0latyle:
The idea behind GSIs, specifically Project Treble, is that the system image can change, while the hardware drivers and kernels will remain the same. So, in theory, yes - since you'd be using the original kernel, all hardware features should work. YMMV though, and I have no idea how to make them work if they don't. I'm not a developer.

What is KVM? If it is Samsung specific, then likely not, unless it's built into the kernel.
[Android General] shim80:
KVM (for Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a feature that allow hardware virtualization on recent ARM chips.

It's enabled by default on Exynos and Tensor (Google), but Qualcomm is using it for protecting the kernel, so it's can't be enabled unless using modified custom kernel...
[Android General] V0latyle:
Ah. Well, as I explained above, a Generic System Image is designed to be used with a separate kernel, most often the OEM kernel, so you could potentially flash a custom kernel and use a GSI with it. More to your point though, I have no idea - if KVM is implemented in the kernel, it should work on a GSI, provided you install the necessary framework to use it.
[Android General] amirabbas mm:
can you send any screenshot??
[Android General] V0latyle:
It's just AOSP, it's not custom. Looks like the Pixel interface. I don't have any screenshots.
[Android General] Skorpion96:
Suggestion, you can add https://github.com/Johx22/Patch-Recovery

for devices without twrp. I and other ppl have already tested on galaxy tab A7 Lite and it works fine
[Android General] Arealhooman:
What’s the catch? In other words, how is this different then the pixel experience rom?
[Android General] V0latyle:
I've never used that, can you describe how it works? I don't really intend this guide for beginners so I won't write detailed instructions but I can cover the basics. It sounds as though this can be used to flash system images via fastboot?

I'll be honest, I've never used Pixel Experience, but from what I can see, the major difference is that it is based on AOSP and has a lot of Pixel stuff included. You can absolutely use this guide to install any GSI, they should all work the same since they're designed to work with a separate kernel. That being said, it appears that Pixel Experience is provided in a sideloadable ZIP, so you'd simply install the ZIP in TWRP.

What I have linked in this thread is the official Android Developer GSI which is intended to be used as a Compatibility Test Suite platform for Android apps, so it isn't really fine tuned for daily use, but in my experience it's been quite stable and usable. You can also use the master AOSP builds if you want the pure source.
[Android General] Arealhooman:
Would this have everything Google pixels have? Is this Google pixel firmware?
[Android General] V0latyle:
This is just AOSP - plain Jane vanilla Android, optionally with Google apps. As such, it doesn't include any of the device specific customizations that Pixels may have. Pixel firmware is very close to AOSP and I'm not sure what all is different but the Pixels are marketed as Google's "Android Showcase" devices that demonstrate what Android is capable of.

What the Pixel series does is use a generic kernel and system image - meaning that you could, in theory, use the same system image on any GSI capable device - but they also have a product partition that contains the various customizations for that particular device. This is done to make software updates much simpler; on the Pixel series, Google basically uses one system build across all its active devices, meaning they don't have to rebuild for every update, while the product partitions are what hold the device specific software.

Long story short, Pixels are indeed running the AOSP GSI that I've shared here, but the GSI itself does not contain anything specific to the Pixels.
[Android General] Arealhooman:
Tysm, and thsi has no chance of a brick if I do it right and am supported by project treble?
[Android General] V0latyle:
It depends on your definition of "brick". To me, "bricked" means the device is completely unusable and unrecoverable with the software and tools that are available to the average user - for example, if the screen doesn't come on, the bootloader is corrupted, something like that.

Using a GSI won't cause this to happen, if you do everything properly. At the very worst, it may be unstable, and you may have to go back to your last known good configuration to be able to get your device working again, but that's just a matter of either flashing different firmware or going back to OEM firmware.

It's entirely possible that this may not work properly on your device, and since I am not a developer, I am not providing any support whatsoever. Use at your own risk.
[Android General] Skorpion96:
It decompile stock recovery, add fastboot and recompile, I'll show you a photo as attachment
[Android General] V0latyle:
Ah ok, so when you're in fastbootd mode, you can just flash the partitions directly?
[Android General] Arealhooman:
In this picture, is this how fast boot d look like? Im scared flashing too good to be true stuff on my device, and even more scared that it works, and then when I try to flash soemthign thru it it break connection and gives me a hard brick
[Android General] Skorpion96:
It is fastboot on my galaxy tab A7 Lite, you can enter by recovery, it will add the option
[Android General] Skorpion96:
Yep
[Android General] amirabbas mm:
can i install on costume rom??
[Android General] V0latyle:
I'm not sure what you're asking. This is a Generic System Image, and as pure AOSP, it's not customized in any way. Most ROMs are both a system image and a kernel image; you can't use two system images at the same time.
[Android General] Arealhooman:
Sound very good. Has it ever failed or broke for you?
[Android General] Skorpion96:
No
[Android General] Arealhooman:
Can I use it with TWRP
[Android General] Skorpion96:
Twrp has already fastboot built in, you don't need to use this. A suggestion for you would be to temporarily flash stock recovery with enabled fastboot maybe? Or to build a version of twrp with fastboot
[Android General] Arealhooman:
What about fastbootd
[Android General] V0latyle:
It does? How do we use it?

You need to be more specific with your questions.
[Android General] Arealhooman:
Does TWRP have fastbootd?
[Android General] V0latyle:
That's what @Skorpion96 said although I'm not sure how to use it, or whether it's a core TWRP component vs only being available on certain devices.
[Android General] Arealhooman:
I heard it’s available on some devices with TWRP
[Android General] V0latyle:
You're making repetitive statements at this point.

There is nothing confusing about this statement.

I'm not trying to be mean or rude, but this thread is not for novices. If you do not know what you're doing, you shouldn't be here.
[Android General] Arealhooman:
I am not sure that its true, I never seen this in documentation or threads. Maybe it’s specific releases for some devices. I am not a “ novice” I know how to use these tools.
[Android General] V0latyle:
As you can see, I have the same question you do - I haven't seen it either so I'm wondering how to use it. Let's not argue about it, and wait for @Skorpion96 to reply.
[Android General] Skorpion96:
It should work on all devices (samsung) I guess, it's not my tool but personally I tried on galaxy tab A7 Lite sm-t220, other people on sm-t225 and sm-t227, also @Zillion used on Samsung A31 if I remember exactly the model. About the fact that nobody mentioned it on other threads that's because the author did not share the tool I guess
[Android General] Skorpion96:
It is selectable from twrp ui, but only if your twrp has built this way you will have it, in other words only some twrp have it
[Android General] Skorpion96:
@V0latyle here is a video I did on my Samsung galaxy tab A7 Lite sm-t220 when I tried this tool:
[Android General] amirabbas mm:
how must i install on s3 i9300?

i can not
[Android General] Arealhooman:
Is it just me, because I don’t see the vid

edit: I see it now
[Android General] V0latyle:
That's pretty neat, I'll have to try that
[Android General] Arealhooman:
If TWRP doesn’t have Fastboo, can I run it thru that to add it?
[Android General] Skorpion96:
No, you can only add it to stock recovery this way
[Android General] V0latyle:
You'd think fastbootd would be a standard option in TWRP. Oh well.
[Android General] Zillion:
Hey!, in device.mk we use the following for TWRP to have the reboot to fastbood option:

# fastbootd
PRODUCT_PACKAGES += \
android.hardware.fastboot@1.0-impl-mock \
fastbootd

I don't know if all the devices supporting TWRP support this fastbootd mode, but fastbootd mode is included in the TWRP source code and avaible for everyone ^^
[Android General] V0latyle:
Is this something that can be enabled via terminal in TWRP?
[Android General] Zillion:
You would need to build TWRP again but with the added fastboot lines to device.mk
[Android General] Arealhooman:
tysm for this info, is it not included by default? Also, anyway to add just fastboot (not fastbootd)
[Android General] Zillion:
Fastboot it's in the bootloader itself so you can do nothing to add it to a custom recovery, fastbood it's pretty much the same. I don't see any need to have normal inside a custom recovery.

And I don't know wich devices include fastbood inside TWRP, you'll have to manually check if your device does already include fastbootd.
[Android General] V0latyle:
I believe you're asking whether a regular fastboot mode, where we can issue commands directly to the bootloader, can be enabled through TWRP. The answer is this is not possible - Samsung bootloaders do not accept fastboot commands, and to change this would require replacing the bootloader with a custom one. Since bootloaders are always proprietary, the code is not available to do this. The best we can do is fastbootd through recovery which is able to do most of the same things.
[Android General] Arealhooman:
Lmao even if someone made some custom bootloader I would never even try it, it’s a recipe for a hard brick. But you answered my question, thanks!
[Android General] Sage:
Great thread.. I might have to try this on my Tab S6.. we have no love in the custom ROM department..
[Android General] shim80:
Neither are we, as Tab S8 users :(. Look like Samsung is planning to follow Apple with his closed devices...
[Android General] SERGE4NT:
Is there a way to install a GSI without TWRP? There is no TWRP for my Samsung device available.
[Android General] V0latyle:
Potentially. You can use this to patch your stock recovery image to provide fastbootd functions, which should allow flashing from ADB command line.
[Android General] GyuminLeo:
Is there by any chance that VoLTE works? I don't like One UI but I need VoLTE Thanks
[Android General] V0latyle:
You'd have to ask the specific GSI developer. Since GSIs do not contain any device specific features, some things may not work properly. This thread is only a guide on how to install GSIs on Trebleized Samsung devices, I am not a developer so I don't provide any support beyond installation.
[Android General] GyuminLeo:
Ok thanks
[Android General] RyuukenZenkou:
thanks for this guide and information. I thought that my sm-j400M device was doomed to exist without custom roms but this changes everything.
[Android General] juanes10201:
Is it posible to revert to the original rom after doing it?
[Android General] bagusamat8888kuakui@gmail:
Yes. Just flash the stock rom again (in Odin) whenever you want.

Edit : replaced fastboot by Odin as mentioned by V0latyle
[Android General] V0latyle:
Samsung devices don't have fastboot mode. You'd just use Odin to relfash the factory firmware in download mode.
[Android General] OlliTausOB:
First of all, thank you for your instructions. I have tested the procedure on a Samsung A405fn (Treble enabled). I already have some experience with installing TWRP and custom ROM. Unfortunately, after installing the extracted image "system.img" (Android 14, GMS flavor) on the system partition, TWRP reports that no OS is installed. I have repeated the process several times. Dalvik, cache deleted several times. Data partition is formatted and I wiped the system partition before the installation. After the first attempt, TWRP also reported that the root partition was faulty and could not be mounted. I deleted, repaired and enlarged the partition. After installing the image, the same situation again. When I start the device, I get into a boot loop as expected.

Does anyone have any tips for me? Thank you very much!
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] baasha_efrahim:
While working with no problems the night prior, the device refuses to charge, or power on after auto power off. I don't know what to do with a brick. Is this an issue with the model? Like is there anyone else with a similar problem?? And what may have caused this? Battery un-plug, or a motherboard malfuntion. The device was 2 weeks old and was not dropped, was not in the presence of moisture above weather, was never splashed. So I really don't know what's up.
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] Applewubs:
When you connect to a pc it makes a sound? (ethier the pc or the phone)
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] baasha_efrahim:
unfortunately no
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] Dozy...:
My phone began to show signs of life after 20 minutes of charging, after the battery was completely discharged, I was scared so badly, thing looked completely dead 😁 , try to charge it for some time, it might help
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Synx94:
So, what's up?

INFO​

Today I bring you a port or build for the J250 smartphone line, this port was made by

lapchong 888 using the J2 Pro 2018 repositories published by Team Anonymous.

Thanks to both :)

they have also built Lineageos 19.1, yes, android 12 but as expected with each

android update the hardware requirement is more. The problem is the consumption

of ram, depending on our country the J2 Pro will have differences in ram for

example: in India most of the J2 Pro have 2.0Gb of ram while in the United States they

normally have 1.5Gb of ram, In the end, the build stayed at 18.1 because it is the most stable.

Ok, like all roms, the information is also needed.

Bugs:

- Camera not working Х

- FlashLight not working Х

- The navbar is on the screen even though the physical buttons work

- Sometimes there is laggy Х

- When starting the system some modules take time to start

Features:

- Full of usable mods (not in excess) ✓

- Android 11 ✓

- Black theme ✓

- Optimized (little bit) ✓

- Clean ui ✓

- Physical buttons working ✓

- Light (size)

- Calls working✓

And all the qualities of android 11

Note: Disable the nav bar from settings!

Remember, I am not responsible for any damage caused, since by downloading and installing this port you accept the terms and conditions, this action is at your own risk.

Size: 525MB

Download GApps: opengapps.org

Download Link: bit.ly/3FMPear​

XDA: DevDB Information

Contributors:

Synx94 (thread)

lapchong 888 (builder)

Team Anonymous (repositories)

ROM OS Version: 11.0 Red Velvet Cake

ROM Kernel: 4.19

Bsed on: Lineage OS 18.1

Version information

State (stability): Medium

Current version: 18.1

Release date: 2022-12-22
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] jerryhou85:
Hi OP,

I moved your thread from Development Section to General Section as only original development thread could be posted in Development Section. For this thread, I see the builder is another user who is not on XDA yet. If you are only sharing the ROM from another website, then it could be posted in General Section only.

If you have more information to provide, please contact me via DM. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Synx94:
Ok, I did not know it, no problem
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] safuangamer:
thx for the rom but when i installed it my sim card is undetected
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Guides, News, & Discussion] Marinkovicc:
Hey, since you mentioned that there is Lineage OS 19.1 build, can you provide us a link because i want to test that out please?
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] 5678aa:
My niki 2rd camera can not work,

switch icon lost,anybody help me please,thanks!
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] twolf:
downgrade or upgrade your radio.
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] 5678aa:
radio :1.58.xx.xx,1.64.xx.xx,1.65.xx.xx,1.71.xx.xx are used, there is no use.

rom: many rom used, there is no use.Thanks again.
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] twolf:
I have no ideia what you just said... :/
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] shotokan08:
i have the same problem!
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] 5678aa:
Sorry,I'm learning English.

I mean I have used many nike radio,include 1.58.16.27,1.58.21.23,1.58.25.14,1.64.06.04,1.64.08.21,1.65.24.36,1.71.09.01,there are useless.And I have upgraded or degraded my rom,2rd camea still can't word.

thanx again.
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] twolf:
with the latest oficial rom it should work, it does for me.

;)
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] dmap:
I have the same problem, ive got the latest rom and used to be able to take photos with the 2nd camera but now the button in the cam app disapeared
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] dmap:
So, the solution to the second camera not working problem is:

Reg editor

HKLM

Software

HTC

Camera

SDK

SupportSecondCamera change to 2 or 3 havent tried any other values, both works for me. (it was set to 1)
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] 5678aa:
Thanx

still can not work.:confused:
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] dmap:
soft reset after making registry changes
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus General] Klingan:
That didn't work for me..