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[Android Head-Units] Paolo07700:
Good morning !

I recently installed my Android car radio for my Mégane 3 2009 with an original Carminat TomTom.

I chose this model, being similar to the tutorial on the forum https://cutt.ly/A2ElSIb

However, having made all the connections correctly, on the TomTom version, it is recommended to connect to the cable connected to the 1714 computer that must be disconnected, is this correct? (these are recommendations on a French forum of the Renault Megane 3). (these are recommendations on a French forum of the Renault Megane 3).

Everything works except the steering wheel controls...

I saw that others had the problem and put another firmware, this one: https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-px5-q-10-0-malaysk-rom-for-px5-rk3368-with-android-10.4175209/ to go to the factory settings of the car, which I can already access via code 126.

So useless for me, right?

My MCU version is MTCH_CHS_V3.89a_1 and the recommended version for this firmware is MTCE, so I didn't try.

I have however installed Hal9k Mod v5.

I tried to switch from SWC to CAN key in the factory settings, still nothing... (I specify that in the application allowing to configure the keys of the steering wheel nothing happens, I checked)

In the CAN Bus configuration I have this, I also tried to change the can but only that one corresponds for the Mégane 3 in the list...

Also, when I install apps like Waze, it starts and closes immediately... (crash when starting the app)

I also have a problem the car radio doesn't seem to turn off when the car is off and locked, sometimes the screen turns on by itself, and it drains my battery...

I even think it turns off and for some reason it turns on by itself after a while...

I don't really know what to do anymore. I count on your help!

Cordially,

Paolo
[Android Head-Units] Mika_75:
Hi Paolo07700,

did you solve the problem? I have the exact same problem with the buttons under the steering wheel not working and also the radio screen starts up on its own.

Thanks for the message, Michael
[Android Head-Units] supergalvista:
Hello

I had the same problem with my renault megane 3. I’ve installed an ossuret S5 screen replacing the carminat tomtom and connecting to the harness located inside the dashboard. Since i’ve installed the screen, all the mornings (with the car locked) the radio was on, once time i open the car, the radio automatically switches off.

I realized that the problem was in the can bus decoder (the one i own is from hisimple). At any moment, when the car is locked, the can bus decoder receives a datagram and switches on the radio via the 12v contact wiring (the yellow one).

The solution i’ve found is to cut the 12v permanent (red wire) that goes into the can decoder and connecting it to the 12v positive of the lighter. In this way, when the car is locked, the can bus decoder is not feeded because lighter is off.

I don’t know more why the decoder gives the order to power o e the radio.

Another issue i have is that the gps buttons near to the hand brake are not working, but i don’t really care about that.
[Android Head-Units] Mika_75:
Hi, I solved the problem similarly. My Megane does not have Carminat, but only radio 3d by Arcamys. I don't have buttons on the center panel, only under the steering wheel. Solution: 1. non-functioning buttons under the steering wheel. In the CANBUS settings, RENAULT, the manufacturer of the SIMPLE decoder, was correctly set, however, out of desperation, I tried to select the second line of the car selection, namely FORD. Wow, everything started working properly... 2. self-starting the radio. Renault Megane 3 does not have a 12V trigger wire in the radio connector, only constant voltage from the battery. Everything is controlled via CANBUS. The radio is triggered by the red wire, on which the voltage from the canbus decoder appears after decoding the corresponding signal in the vehicle. After turning off the engine, the radio normally runs for some time, or turns off immediately after opening the door. After locking the car, after about 2 hours a signal appears in the car's canbus bus, which results in the radio starting up. (this is not a defect of the radio, but a feature of the car). It was solved by putting a relay on the radio wiring so that the red radio trigger wire only shows voltage when the ignition is on. The relay connected to the timed wire at the location of the original screen. So now everything works as it should and I can be satisfied.
[Android Head-Units] Paolo07700:
Hello there!

I solved the problem.

In fact the seller (PanGPS) sent me the wrong Can BUS (RP5-RN-101) which is in reality a can box for renault megane&koleos from 21015 and above

The required can box for the 2009 renault megane 3 is RP5-RN-003.

Since installation, all problems have been resolved.
[Android Head-Units] SilverShai:
I have similar car but with stock radio and with radio i received Hiworld LNF1.10A.

I have a question - do you have PDC? (parking sensors on bumbers). Does radar and AC work on display? I'm not sure or reason is in BCM/gateway or just CANbus can't use this DTCs.
[Android Head-Units] kogard:
I'm searching for that problems, I dont see Radar and AC on display. I'm thinking it's a CAN BUS decoder / cabling problem but I dont know at 100%. Googling I found LNF3.10 but i don know if is compatible with Megane 3.
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] ehumydkx:
Hello,

I have a question for experienced Armi users. What is the fastest and most responsive mod to date on Armani? (January 2023)

I know it's a very old phone with 1gb of memory, but maybe you have some good experiences with well optimised mods?

What I care most about is that the touch is responsive.

I am currently using LineageOS 18.1 and unfortunately it is very slow. Opening applications and just clicking is laggy, it has a delay of about 5 to 10 seconds

Don't get mad because I don't expect miracles. I want to know your opinion and your experience of using mods on Armani with a focus on speed
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] moinkhan0137:
I'm using LOS 14.1 official. It's very responsive but quite old.
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] dharmji:
https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-unoffic...i-android-7-1-2-nougat-november-2022.4173305/
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] ocadigo:
I've been trying so many roms for this device..

And Minimal OS is the most responsive , fast , and nice battery life

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-official-5-1-1-layers-uber-minimal-os-for-redmi-1s-2015-10-11.3150539/
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] ferrado7:
I had to activate this device and I already installed several of these roms! All lineageOS are slow on the device, Aosp 6 and 7 go through the installation process and it doesn't finish, when you reboot it keeps looping infinitely! The Android 7 versions are installed, but after you install the gapps it is horrible, the device when you turn it on is extremely slow and needs time to normalize, installing more applications like Aliexpress and Shopee, the device is already out of its limit. fudginess! I've never seen a rom similar in terms of functionality to Miui 9.3. I'll try to test this one, I know it doesn't have a camera
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] blueberry.sky:
You should mention the need to downgrade to android 11 first.

https://xdaforums.com/t/downgrade-u...android-11-before-installing-lineage.4488485/

I understand LMODroid is based on LineageOS (or forked from it), correct?
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] michaelwaycraig67:
should also mention that if they want gapps what ones to use and to flash before first boot
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] blueberry.sky:
MindTheGapps is recommended with LineageOS. And since LMODroid seems to be based on Lineage that's probably a good bet.

wiki.lineageos.org/gapps And select the download for Lineage 19
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] CmdrCrichton:
Nice... I would have simply said "Just do it exactly as you would with LineageOS seeing as it's basically the same"
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] Sprunglicious:
You are absolutely right. Updated. Thanks!
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] Sprunglicious:
Gapp links are now provided! Thank you for your comment!
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] chepe263:
Does it black screen intermitendly?
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] michaelwaycraig67:
if you want to flash for root
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] Sprunglicious:
LMODroid works as well as LineageOS does on this device. It is based on the Lineage builds. So no blackscreening.
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] Sprunglicious:
Thank you for the link! Would you like me to throw the GitHub link in the post? I can!
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] chepe263:
Screen goes black for a few seconds, every few other seconds. Just like LineageOS did.
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] Sprunglicious:
Would you happen to be able to give more detail? Are you aware you must be on the Android 11 firmware before you flash?
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] chepe263:
Yes, I'm aware.

The intermitend black screen issue also happens on LineageOS
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] Sprunglicious:
What steps have you taken to attempt to fix the issue? Or have you only asked questions here?
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] chepe263:
I read in these forums, to fix issue, LineageOS 20 is needed.
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] roy10007:
I have a DE2117 with bootloader unlocked.

Using Linux Debian Bullseye

Instructions seem straight forward enough, but want to make sure of a few things before I waste a 1/2 day to only end up where I started (history with past phones and roms)

1. None of the skins on the LMO dre page have a recovery file. You seem to suggest that the boot.img is a recovery image, is that right?

2. There are currently only 4 versions on the LMO dre page. There where several more when I checked a couple of weeks ago.

How can I find out which version of Lineage the LMO version is based on. I came across a reddit tread where people who had upgraded to Lineage 20 a few days ago where having major issues with phone and text. I searched libremobileos.com for an easy to find change log or some reference to Lineage version with no luck.
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] Sprunglicious:
The recovery partitions are inside of the boot.img with A/B partition schemeing.

In terms of the LMODroid dre stuff, I am beginning to notice the same thing. Almost like our device is not being give much of a priority.
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] Fuser774:
Please Help!

I am stuck early in the installation process: when I try to fastboot flash boot recovery.img I get an error message stating that the file exceeds partition limits and then fastboot command failed. Am I doing this wrong or there's an issue with my device? (trying to install on a Motorola One 5G ACE , Android version 10; should I upgrade to Android 11?)

Thanks a lot for all your help!
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] Sprunglicious:
This guide is for the onpelus nord n200 5G, not the Motorola One Ace 5G. But, if you need help, you can always DM me or write a seperate post for me to write on. As I would like to keep this thread on topic.
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] itmasen1:
Charge light (plug) not WORKING ..
[Windows 10 Mobile] ShibeGG:
title. i keep getting errors saying Failed to write to pipe followed with some letters and numbers
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Paaris Sohail:
Hello everyone!

I don't know why my phone is keep restarting

SM-G965f/DS. Device is rooted
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
Samsung galaxy fold F900f uefi, and boot in windows 11 arm64 (thanks ww)(and Robotix for patched binaries), Sunflower2333 and Map220v and NetusePro
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Hello @Ost268 I received your request to close this thread. I don't think it is necessary to close this, but in the interest of providing information to others, could you please describe what you were doing and what the solution was for your problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
soon on all fold windows 11(thanks map220v) and instalation instruction
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
Not working wifi, bt, camera(permanently), lte, audio(permanently), touch(permanently focaltech), GPU( work black screen), Panel for external display ( work black screen)and other

YOUTUBE Windows 11 on Galaxy FoldView attachment 6056311
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
please everyone, you need to extract the qcn file and backup using qfil or firehose sm8150
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
My phone hard bricked, black screen,

when connected to PC a Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Daniel6745:
Were you able to restore it?
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Daniel6745:
I think windows may have wiped your ufs
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
so it is wipe ufs,dead phone dead project
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
Not work in audio,bt, wifi, sensors, camera, lte
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
everything is fine, everyone is alive, but there are many tragedies and deaths in second families
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
View attachment 6052353

Samsung F900F - Geekbench

Benchmark results for a Samsung F900F with a Snapdragon 855 processor.

browser.geekbench.com
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
New uefi image for F900F

https://github.com/woa-msmnile/msmnilePkg/releases/download/2402.86/samsung-winner_NOSB.img

Not work Wifi,BT, Camera, Lte, Touch, Audio

installation instructions https://github.com/n00b69/woa-winner
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] blazkowicz255:
page removed?
[Samsung Galaxy Fold Questions & Answers] Ost268:
Updated https://github.com/n00b69/woa-winner
[Redmi 9 Power / 9T] SammyKE:
I really need to get rid of the ugly gray control center. How do i bring back the control center blur after updating from miui 12.5 to 13.0.1. Indonesian ROM. I have tried themes, setedit. None of it works
[Redmi 9 Power / 9T] glenmlj:
Maybe and hopefully you'll get it back with ver 13.0.2 update. I saw people complain about it elsewhere too with 13.0.1.

Mine is 13.0.2 global variant and the dropdown blur background is there for both control centre and notification.
[Redmi 9 Power / 9T] SammyKE:
I already made the move to the EU rom and couldnt be happier. Thanks for the info though.
[Android Auto General] Benyahya:
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[Android Auto General] marchnz:
What is head unit, post Android system information including MCU - guessing its not Android-auto but let's check first.

No one here can guess there are too many variants as there are phones.
[Android Auto General] marchnz:
Teh crickets.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] khaytsus:
The first thing to do if you get water damage is pull the battery and do not put it back in until you're well beyond sure it's dry and clean. If the liquid was salt water, soda, etc, it would have to be cleaned, then dried.

Otherwise, probably garbage. Especially considering it ran for a while when wet, and you then tried to power it back up after wiping it off.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Stu_Can_Sam:
unfortunately this is quite true... I've been working with electronics (specifically printed circuit boards & surface mount technology) for nearly 2 decades and have seen a number of items with water damage come out fine if it was powered down, cleaned and dried properly.

Disassembly of the tilt and hermes is very easy, especially with Mike's guide. But you have a digital problem. You could take it appart and try to clean the surfaces of the circuit boards with a q-tip and some Isopropyl alcohol, possibly a short amoungst one of the IC's. I think at this point, you've got nothing left to loose. Good luck none the less, let us know what happens. :( PM me if you think I can help!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] xscottishx27:
Thanks guys, I'll see what I can do.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] sbirsen:
Hi

I was wondering if the OP managed to get this sorted ? I have the same problem, due to phone somehow being exposed to water. the OS loads fine, but screen stays white.

Is there any solution ?

Thanks
[Android General] OffsetPikachu55:
sorry to be that person but you misspelled further
[Android General] applesucksLmao:
i will correct it, don't worry. English isn't my first language, i'm Brazilian :)
[Android General] jshsvck:
Hi, I currently have a Japanese s21 plus (scg10) with snapdragon 888.

The question is can I flash it with US-unlocked firmware since they both have 888?

thanks
[Android General] applesucksLmao:
sorry for the delay to answer...

well, the odds are that you probably can't, samsung firmwares will allow diffferent network bands to be received on different regions and models, even though the processor on both is the snapdragon 888
[Android General] techyrock:
Any luck changing the firmware brother?, I have barely seen anything SCG10 related anywhere online and signals on this Japanese variant are pretty weak
[Android General] midoshbl1:
can i change csc from INS to THL with HOMECSC to keep all userdata ? ODM to OLM ? or only by CSC file only to format all userdata?
[Android General] midoshbl1:
Another thing .. I tried on my A52s to Change CSC from EGY to INS by BL,AP,CP & HOMECSC it works .. when I tried to change from INS to THL by BL,AP,CP & HOMECSC it has Error while updating software .. fixed by INS HOMECSC

BECAUSE OF THE AP FILE MD5 CHECK INVALID

and Firmware from A528BXXS4EWGC To A528BXXS4EWGB

August Security Patch 2023
[Android General] applesucksLmao:
you can only use homecsc if it is the same as your csc
[Android General] Sprelle:
Hi, I wonder of you might be able to help me :)

I bought a bricked S21 FE 5G online, thinking I could easily flash it in Odin.

After much testing, I have finally managed to get the phone into Download mode, and have flashed the latest firmware, a B2 version.

Flashing goes well, and finishes with a green PASS!

BUT, the phone does not boot in any way, and again the only thing I can access is Download Mode.

What am I doing wrong? Should I do a NAND erase and re-partition?

The phone is OEM locked, so when I try to erase and re-partition with the B2 PIT file, the phone rejects the PIT file.

Please help?
[Android General] applesucksLmao:
Ok, lets see if I understood that well, your phone's model is SM-G990B2, right?

Flash the latest firmware possible, and insert all the files in all the squares. If you could post exactly what you've done and what happens, it'd be great

For now, while we don't know that, try using Samsung Smart Switch

Smart Switch | Apps & Services | Samsung Australia

Simple data transfers. Secure backups. Smart Switch is the app that moves content to your new Samsung Galaxy from your old device, whether it's an Android device or not.

www.samsung.com
[Android General] j0sefuz:
hi. what's the latest odin version? thanks.
[Android General] applesucksLmao:
3.14.1 is the latest version of odin
[Android General] IverCoder:
It's 3.14.1 right? 3.14.4 is a fake version containing a compromised dll (afaik it connects to a Chinese server)
[Android General] applesucksLmao:
just did a check on both 3.14.4 and 3.14.1 and it seems you`re right, my bad

3.14.4 -

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3.14.1 -

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[Android General] applesucksLmao:
by the way, the odin download I provided on the start of the thread is clean of any weird connections
[Android General] Aexus135:
I want to install the Eu ROM in a korean s24 ultra, is the firmware you provided the official one with all services, warranty and 7 years of updates? Is EUX the unbranded European firmware?
[General Topics] TheMystic:
When planning to buy a flagship smartphone, Pixel phones are a contender, but I have always eliminated them from the final list because of lack of features in Stock Android.

The one and only thing that makes Pixel devices a contender is their camera system. When we buy a phone, cameras are a very important consideration. BUT, there are a lot of other things too that are just as important, if not more.

The problem with Pixel phones is stock Android. While the clean UI and quick updates are a good thing about them, the lack of several useful features leaves a lot to desire for.

Android today is well optimised and doesn't suffer from problems like lagging, freezing, etc. The OEM versions from other brands, despite some bloatware, do not cause too much problems today. A lot of apps that come pre-installed can now be uninstalled or disabled.

In this scenario, the additional features that come packed with OEM versions of Android make them very desirable. Often, 3rd party apps do not work as well as built-in features such as scrolling screenshots, screen recording, etc. So having an OS that comes with these features is very desirable.

One can always spend some time uninstalling apps they don't need and disable unnecessary services via ADB. Once that is done (which might take a few hours, including research and finding the right tools), the experience going forward, that will last a few years, will be great.

The camera systems in flagship smartphones of any brand today are really good in capturing great photos and videos. This is sufficient for most users as minor differences between what makes one device a winner doesn't really matter.

Is there anything I'm missing here about Pixel phones? Or is clean UI and faster software updates the only thing about them?
[General Topics] V0latyle:
Some people simply prefer to use AOSP as is without the embellishments and "improvements" many OEMs stack on top of it, along with bloatware. The Pixel series was always intended to showcase Android as is; in fact the system builds are extremely similar to the Generic System Image releases. The devices follow the Treble model, where the entire build and partition layout is modular; the devices are designed to use a common kernel and a common system image, with small device-specific functions being contained in device specific partitions.

Contrast this with Samsung, who obstinately insists on increasing overhead with their OneUI, going against the open nature of Android by preventing direct access to device partitions, and packing tons of unnecessary bloat into their system builds. My Galaxy Tab A 8.0 is slow as snot on the OEM Samsung firmware, but on an AOSP GSI, it's worlds better because of the reduced overhead.
[General Topics] TheMystic:
Some of those improvements are indeed very useful. They make the whole experience much better, and more so if user can disable unnecessary apps, services and features.

A lot of that can be disabled today. Thanks to XDA:)

Isn't that another reason why you shouldn't choose Pixel? If you are a user who wouldn't mind installing custom ROMs, you can always get a device with the best hardware (which Pixel devices are not) and then load the OS of your choice. This allows you to use the additional features (both hardware like S-Pen and software) not available on Pixel phones.
[General Topics] V0latyle:
Well, my daily is a Pixel 5. I don't see the point of a stylus, but to each his own. Regardless, OEM specific functions won't work on a GSI, unless specifically built with the necessary framework and additional software. AFIAK, AOSP does not have stylus support by default.

The reason I prefer Pixel devices is their openness and accessibility; unlocking and flashing them is extremely easy, unlike the convoluted gymnastics Samsung makes you jump through in order to run a non-OEM build. I can certainly agree with you on hardware though; Pixels have generally used midrange SoCs, instead of the top end processors expected of flagships. It's kind of disappointing that my Pixel 5 has the same processor as my wife's significantly cheaper 5a, the only difference being she has a bigger screen and battery, I have 2GB more RAM.