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[OnePlus 10 Pro] Prant:
Yes. You can do your own research if you want, it's all here or on the sister forum the mods don't like mentioned. That rollback zip is the safest and officially released way to revert back to close stock. I'm not sure if it flashes recoveries, as I haven't seen that question asked before tbh.

I've only seen one guy here claim to restore a TWRP backup and have it working on this device and that's @Canuck Knarf iirc, (apologies if I got the user wrong, I'll cross reference when I get home from work) he's got a psuedo bypass for engineering mode from a successful TWRP backup.

I, myself, have decided TWRP isn't worth it on this device since it must be flashed to the device and I've seen multiple people create backups that lead them to bootloops. Not worth the hassle.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
I do stand by this statement.. but I'd be glad to be wrong. 👍🏻
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dariodamico:
How to keep root after OTA update C30
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dariodamico:
How to keep root TWRP after OTA update to C30?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] mrk2815:
now there is a unofficial twrp build , now how hard to keep a twrp officially updated for this device.AS well begin the process for building roms for the device.just wondering.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] asadurrehman:
Does it work on pixel 5?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Ph0nysk1nk:
Baffling how comments like these end up here. This isn't even a pixel 5 XDA page.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] rmedure:
You can always (as far as I know) upgrade and keep magisk root. Basic procedure is unroot in magisk manager app, upgrade/update Android, do NOT reboot, use magisk manager app to install root to other slot (which is where the update was installed), then reboot, enjoy.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] rmedure:
Oh and disable all magisk modules first, just to be safe ...
[OnePlus 10 Pro] ues_t:
I think I need help, I have nothing to do these days I tried to make twrp's common and tree with the help of files that github has, but I found that I messed them up and kept reporting errors, I don't know how to solve these Question, I hope someone can improve it, I am using the C13.1 file, the link is belowoneplus10pro twrp tree and common
[OnePlus 10 Pro] ZishanTherapyOwner:
With your TWRP file my phone get bricked
[OnePlus 10 Pro] hellysmile:
Hey @PlasmaTornado , how are You?

Thanks for the great guide!

I was able to setup everything and it mostly work!

Here is some findings to make `Safetynet cts`:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Magisk/comments/10xdh1j

Could You please help me to make twrp backup work?

I was trying to copy fonts and faced an issue
[OnePlus 10 Pro] kouzelnik3:
Better use Switft backup with root. TWRP is not needed as it doesn't have much use because there are not custom ROMs yet.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] hellysmile:
update: just removing following directories without backup solved the issue

twrp backup works fine, but I haven't tried to restore yet
[OnePlus 10 Pro] hellysmile:
hard bricked or soft bricked?

were you able to restore it somehow?
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] d33space:
As a happy owner of a retail 2020 G Power, I hate that Moto forced obsolescence on this phone when the hardware in 2023 is *still* better than the 2021 & 2022 "updated" models. However, the newer models are getting 12 & 13 versions of Android. My Question is to those with experience creating/moding ROMs: how difficult would it be to backport one of the newer ROMs from the 2021 & 2022 models? Would it work properly if the hardware drivers are simply replaced with those from the 2020 ROM, or is something else more challenging involved? It would be great to have a vanilla Moto G Power ROM using Android 12 or 13 working on our 2020 phones.
[Moto G9 Power Questions & Answers] romeraugustoo:
View attachment 5792957View attachment 5792957 It's a moto g9 power, try flashing the stock room, even with the oem blocked, the problem is that I can't install any room because the oem is blocked and when starting it says no valid operating system
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
Huh?

I can cast perfectly with just the stock quick tile
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] schmeggy929:
You are correct on Google springing x64-only architecture. However we all were notified that the future will be 64 bit only system 2 years ago. Second screencast works just fine on my phone, there is even a quick settings toggle. V4A was a great App prior to Android 13. It was the main reason why I even root .All developers were giving a 2 year notice to be 64bit compatible. Developers are the ones to blame for them not working on the Pixel 7 series. Luckily JamesDSP is a great alternative to V4A. Loudness, bass and clarity are pretty close to profiles I used in V4A.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MrBelter:
Screen mirroring was removed from Android when Marshmallow was released in 2015. Natively Android now only uses Chromcast or DIAL which is what YouTube uses, OnePlus will have implemented their own solution to re-enable it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Psychlone:
That's what I'm talking about and what doesn't work on my phone. At least I know I can factory reset and get that functionality back I guess.

I literally did nothing weird to my phone, I rooted it right out of the box and installed my apps but my Screen Cast toggle only shows the 2 Chromecast devices and not the TV. Same network, same subnet, no VPN or firewall in between - it's my internal network! (I literally install end-user internal networks for a living)

Thanks for the screenshots verifying it's possible. Something is obviously borked with my phone.

Yep, I realize about the x64 architecture, and I don't want to go backwards. I also realize it's 100% the dev's fault. 2 years is a long enough time to completely recode their app if need be, but it's like it caught some of them off guard. FWIW, their apps do install but our screen resolution forces the app to think it's a larger screen than it is and so when they use split screen in portrait mode, it's truncated or bunched up all together, or it simply FC the app. The apps work perfectly just like they used to other than this.

As for JamesDSP, I can't make it work right. I mean, I can get kind of close, but I actually get frustrated before I can get it close enough to my liking. Like you, I have only rooted my last couple phones for V4A and was severely disappointed to learn that it can't even be installed on the P7P. For whatever reason, JDSP just doesn't do what V4A did for me.

Maybe I didn't use the correct wording?

HipCat shows that when they hit the "Screen Cast" QS tile, they can select their TV and it mirrors exactly what's on their phone. I assume that what we're looking at in HipCat's screenshots is indeed a direct phone to tv cast. When I tap my Screen Cast QS tile, it shows the 2 chromecasts in the house but not the TV, whereas my OnePlus 7 Pro shows them and the TV too and when I select it, it mirrors what's on my screen.

The TV is a 2020 Samsung 75" Q60, it's been able to do this with my OP7P and my older Galaxy S8+
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] LLStarks:
Pixel doesn't support Miracast screen casting (wireless display) and hasn't for years. It's an intentional design and it doesn't matter what your old phone could do. Same reason we can't do video out over USB.

Some newer TVs do support Google's casting protocol and can use that for true screen mirroring. I've seen some LG and Sony TVs do that.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
That's correct. And I assume all your devices are on the same Network, right?? It's an odd problem for sure
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] K1nsey6:
Google advised devs about a year ago that x64 only was coming and they to plan accordingly
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MrBelter:
Looks like Hipcat is casting to an Android TV (as well as a raft of Google products), as i said screen mirroring (well Miracast) was removed from android in 2015 and if you have had another phone working it is because they have added a solution of their own.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
You know, I hadn't even considered that
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] moniec15:
I've been working with this awesome developer who figured out how to screen mirror from a Pixel phone to a Samsung TV via DLNA.

This app is in beta, but IT WORKS!!!

The app is called Screen Mirror Max

Screen Mirror Max - Apps on Google Play

Multi-Screen Mirror to Chromecast and Roku TVs with Audio, also to Web Browser

play.google.com
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] NippleSauce:
So weird. I have noticed this too when I was using my Pixel 6 Pro. I could still cast to my Samsung TV until I upgraded to Android 13. Once I was on A13, the same Samsung TV could no longer be casted to from the same phone.

It is unfortunate, however, it is what we currently have. I snagged a 4K Chromecast in order to use casting again, however, the quality and aspect ratio is rather horrible via the Chromecast vs how it was with direct casting to the TV. So, needless to say, but I haven't used casting ever since these changes went into effect.

Side note, but the lack of video transmission over USB-C kinda stinks too. I mean, you technically can over USB-C if you buy a specific adapter for around $50 - $60, however, it results in too many cables sitting around. Additionally, the quality still is not as good as it should be over a wired video connection and the audio doesn't transfer properly (as it transfers with around -75db volume) =(.

Moral of the story from these changes would be to buy a new television that has more modern app features built in so that you no longer need to stream from your phone. However, we don't all have an extra few thousand dollars laying around to purchase a new television, haha. So, I've settled to lose my good eyesight sooner and to just squint at my phone instead lol.

To remedy this, I think that I will get the Pixel Fold once the price drops to around $1000 flat. At that price, along with my store credit and my P7P trade-in, I am hoping that I can get it for around $300. But, of course, one can always wish =P.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] chetly968:
Hey that's awesome if it actually mirrors the screen without an website work around. I'm trying to use it and it seems it will only cast videos or photos and stuff and not actually mirror to my Samsung. I'm probably doing something wrong but I haven't had a chance.to really work out the UI yet.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] moniec15:
Yeah I'm not sure what you're doing on your end but I can straight up screen mirror.

Like I said, there is a delay, but screen mirroring works from my Pixel 7P!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MajicDroidPirate:
Sadly seems like this isn't universal for any tv. I have an older Samsung smart tv and it ALMOST worked on P7 Pro but the end result was once casting began my tv said "the file type is not supported " :(

this was the closest I got. really hating google for them trying to force their products on you. the only way I can successfully mirror is by using PC mirroring and mirroring pc to tv ( there's tons of apps that will work from a pc but none directly to tv )

Side note and my fun story. I actually broke my p7 PRO screen, I got a replacement but thought why let this phone go to waste I can make one very powerful android streaming box with it...

Plugged it in to my dell USB C doc...nothing...Went to cast. Nothing and now i am here only to find out both usb C to HDMI and Miracast don't work on p7 PRO. So much for my master plan...now its either fork up cash for a displaylink dock or buy a chromecast
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Yeedatoy:
All you have to do is add the manufacturers application in the Google home app, login and sync your Google account. For Samsung that is smart things. For LG, webOS... Same with any other manufacturer except for specific rivals who have intentionally made it difficult such as Amazon. You need to download the Samsung smart things app on a device, doesn't matter which one... Set it up and then open the Google home app, click on the works with Google button and do a search for that manufacturer. Than, rather than the cast tile, you do everything through the Google home app or the device control shortcut
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Yeedatoy:
I do understand your frustration however. I used LG devices for years and they were some of the easiest to screen mirror with and the quality was always phenomenal. They had controls for it in the quick setting as well as audio routing, etc. I also on a OnePlus 6T so I am used to being able to go straight to the cast button and see any device that I can connect with without it having to be integrated with Google. Alternatively, I purchased the BubbleUpNp app long ago because it does a phenomenal job at casting and mirroring to several devices as well as playing lossless audio and having some root tweaks and an xposed module.
[OnePlus Nord Questions & Answers] Hafted:
you have the same problem like me, you cant manage to get into FastbootD mode, thats whats supposed to happen in the first restart, but theres an error
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] erichitec:
hello, i have put in my device the opera 9,5 , it have a option to go to full screen automatily, but when you push any button off hardware keyboard it go to full screen in 3 sec also if you are taping a msg. In sofware kerboard it stay in non-fullscreen until you comand the full screen

there is how make the hardware keyboard take all function of software to dont cause it again or maybe a soft than make the softkeyboard dont desapear if you press a key of hardware keyboard?

thx a lot
[General Questions and Answers] redderk:
i was messing with termux on my SM-N975U, developer options on, phone isnt rooted. I ended up with a " > " symbol in which I could still type commands, but got no response. What does a " > " mean ? Thats the only symbol in the start of the command line. I didnt know where to go from there, and I...well I thought mybe Id be able to reach the root directory of my android system.
[General Questions and Answers] alecxs:
if you start app > symbol means terminal emulator has no connection to shell. in other words initialising of app is not finished and app is not ready for use (yet)

if you type commands with wrong balanced single quotes, > symbol means it is waiting for you to finish input. type ' and finish with enter.

:/ $ echo 'Hello
> World'
Hello
World
:/ $

there exist other commands waiting for input, exit by simply closing app if you don't know how to finish input.
[General Questions and Answers] redderk:
very well explained , thank you very much! Merry Christmas!
[General Questions and Answers] redderk:
It is the Github version, latest. Actually , i was already using the terminal, i migrated to here > somehow. Ultimately I ended up closing the app. I did try to work my way back thru the file system tree that I followed to get to > , but I couldnt seem to do it . The thing i didnt try was :/ $.
[General Questions and Answers] alecxs:
:/ $ is just my prompt, nothing I typed
[Huawei P10 Lite Questions & Answers] Cinek123:
Hello,

i have a problem becouse i cant turn on my android. I have an error 8(hifi image) 1(security verify filed). I don't want my data deleted. Can i repair that without bootloader and oem unlocking? Please help me.View attachment 5793039
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heitor2523:
help me, i'm really desperate. I installed TWRP and installed the GSI correctly, until I decided to do a factory reset, I did the procedure and the cell phone went out, no sign of life. It does not vibrate and does not light up, but the computer makes the noise of a connected device despite not recognizing it. (just a black screen)

Hard/soft brick
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HIBISCUS:
flash the firmware back.

just dont get panic. your device is safe.

download your firmware from here

DOWNLOAD

after downloading the firmware proceed to flashing process

GUIDE (VIDEO)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heitor2523:
thanks for answering, but going straight to the point... the phone doesn't go into download mode it's literally a black screen ;-; it also does not obey any command made on the buttons
[Redmi 9 / Poco M2 Questions & Answers] defullsdk:
I bought a redmi 9 phone but oh surprise it came with the bootloader unlocked (the box was factory sealed)
[Redmi 9 / Poco M2 Questions & Answers] NOSS8:
What is the version of your phone and what ROM?(full name)

Example: M2010J19SG, M2010J19SI, M2010J19SR, M2010J19ST, M2010J19SC

Rom:V13.0.2.0.SJQMIXM
[Android Head-Units] YONI848:
Hey I have ts10 in my Kia Sportage 2013 with tlink 2.047 app

I have 2 problems

First, I have always dark theme in Waze and I can’t fix it

Second, when call me in CarPlay mode I can’t hear the Sound
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
What does the reseller suggest when contacted for support?

What was tried?
[Nothing Phone 1] Joshen35:
I was rooting my phone and I did, but my phone is locked in the boot menu, it does not boot in any way, it comes back to this menu when booting
[Nothing Phone 1] xtcislove:
what was the last thing you did before this?
[Xiaomi 12 Pro] pedroandroid:
Hello team! How are you?

I'm struggling to make this app work again, after they put a 'zygote' process after a update, it's not working anymore. Being a digital bank, I cannot access thru anywhere else. I've tried a lot of things already, HMA, zygisk, riru, nothing works. I'm not a nerd of android, so, can anybody help to figure this out?

Much appreciated!!
[Xiaomi 12 Pro] xXclaymoreXx:
Hi, it works with zygisk disabled in Magisk. I am trying to make it work while passing safetynet, that unfortunately needs zygisk
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Hidden_Iye:
I'm currently running the arrowos 13 and since the android 13 based MIUI 14 dev rom has arrived, I wanted to check it out. Just curious how I go about flashing the rom.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] caki25:
There is a fastboot image available, can flash that one, but if you're on Arrow right now, you're not missing out anything. Just moved back 😁
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Hidden_Iye:
Thanks, will wait for the stable I guess.
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] bobfrantic:
Most phone forums I've been involved with has one of these. So I thought I'd start one for our beloved A52S 5G!

Starting with a very Merry Christmas one and all. 🥂🧑‍🎄🤶🎁🎄
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] BlackMesa123:
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[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] Oswald Boelcke:
@bobfrantic Thread has been closed!

Please review the XDA Forum Rules with special emphasis on rule no. 15! No device forum needs an off-topic thread. I'd appreciate if you report such threads in the mentioned phone fora you've been involved with. Thanks for your cooperation.

If you like to post off-topic we provide a whole forum for this:

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Merry Christmas to you and everybody else on XDA.

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[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robbbzilla:
So I have a new Pixel 7 Pro and after being away from Pixel devices since the 4a I am back.

I am used to turning adaptive Battery off on my Samsung devices because generally it throttles performance. Generally doesn't seem to increase battery life much.

Does Google implementation work better? Do people use adaptive Battery?

If you do why? Have tried it with it off and on and seen any difference?

Does adaptive Battery affect performance?

What are people's experience with it here?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackspp:
I use it and unlike on my Note 20 Ultra all apps that run in the background like my smart thermostat with geofencing, blink cameras and so on all keep on running. On the Samsung that was always problematic. had to use macrodroid to sort of keep them running and to get geofencing working.

Battery life on the p7p is stellar too,
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robbbzilla:
So most people use adaptive Battery.

Anyone with experience with it off?

I guess most people don't seem to really care?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
I have never turned it off because I've never had any problems with it and I expect that with it off, battery consumption would greatly increase. Admittedly I have never tested it though so maybe that's what I'll do today.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
I'm running Android 9 and 10 on Note 10+'s. I never use it as it doesn't work. Turning that junk on isn't the same as hand optimizing the phone, not by a long shot. Even with degraded battery at about 80% of its original capacity I get 9-10 hours SOT.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] albsat:
How long does it take charging time for you? I put it at night and it gets charged after 6 hours? Is it by purpose?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] otonieru:
Yes, it remember your usage pattern. It will try to complete the charging process around time you wake up in the morning. Like, in my case, it will only hit 100% around 6a.m
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MrBelter:
that's adaptive charging not adaptive battery :)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] dr.wtf:
There was an issue with losing granted permissions when adaptive battery is on. I still have it happen sometimes.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] otonieru:
well, that's because am answering the question about the charging from user above me, lol
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MrBelter:
No one mentioned adaptive charging, i thought maybe albsat had got the 2 functions mixed up, my bad.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] albsat:
So are you saying that "adaptive charging" has been the reason for the late charge? My goodness. I will try today. I thought I had a defective battery. Lol

@otonieru thanks man.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] chetly968:
Yes it times the charge by when you will be unplugging it in the morning or whatever so that it will reach 100% when you're ready to grab it. I have that option office cause I just wanna charge as fast as possible in case it's needed unexpectedly. Adaptive battery so far works better than whatever the equivalent for Samsung was.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Pinsoute:
From what I understood from Google documentation : Adaptative charging will hit the 100% charge, few minutes before your alarm time. For this feature (that is supposed to protect the battery) to work, you need to have the alarm setup between 6am and 10am.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
This actually seems quite good without adaptive so I'm just going to leave it off. In fact I was doing some 5G speed testing using Network Signal Guru on this charge and I would have expected something more like 10-11% screen on drain as a result. It was hovering around 6% before that testing.

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This was my average when I took a screenshot before turning off adaptive battery yesterday.

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[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robbbzilla:
Very helpful information. Thank you!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robbbzilla:
I have had both adaptive features enabled since I got the phone from Google.

Charging speeds seem just like normal? I didn't know the longer charge cycle is only enabled if you have an alarm set on your phone? I use a regular alarm clock but I may try and set my alarm as I charge the phone tonight. Would be interesting to see if it does something like a trickle charge.

It says adaptive Battery learns your usage patterns and optimized charging speeds based on that so I just thought that was it and every time I have charged the phone it seems to charge pretty quickly and get slightly warm. Depending how low it is around an hour to an hour and a half.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
If you have your alarm set some time up to 10AM, it stops charging at 80% and then trickle charges to 100% right before your alarm goes off IIRC. I don't use it because I don't have an alarm set before 10AM lol.

I am going to leave it off for a week and I'll report back with my results. So far though, it almost seems better to just leave it off, which is weird.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
Gookill Adaptive battery never worked going back to Android 9.

You can see its status real time; Developer options>standby apps.

When off all buckets show as active and their states can't be altered. When on the bucket states vary and can be manually altered, which doesn't seem to do a damn thing except use more battery and cause erratic behavior especially with bluetooth apps.

Instead, target the hogs individually, altering background battery/data usage in individual app settings doesn't invoke adaptive battery or alter the standby apps bucket state.

They call it Gookill for good reasons. Lol, every dumb bunny thinks they win with Google...