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[Sony Xperia 5 II Questions & Answers] mhys33:
Mainly poor signal strength. Also I was having trouble with my SIM as it was not detected. I don't remember taking a backup of my SIM with the qUnlock tool. Any way of restoring it?
[Sony Xperia 5 II Questions & Answers] Tricky_hy:
Is there anyway to do it for cheeper?
[Sony Xperia 5 II Questions & Answers] mhys33:
I spent around 21USD to do this. Running voidUI on my SOG02 right now, A13. I think pretty much everything works. Here's a guide I wrote specifically for this -

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-unloc...ria-5-ii-sog02-and-xperia-1-ii-sog01.4584063/
[Sony Xperia 5 II Questions & Answers] megacar@gmail.com:
i am not sure if this unlocking procedure messed up my signal strength (because I didnt use it with original firmware) or it was like that from the factory, but signal is very bad.

I have no coverage in my basement parking where I had normal coverage with other phones..
[Sony Xperia 5 II Questions & Answers] vivek_vishvkarmaa:
5g working?
[G1 Android Development] gospeed.racer:
Ok, so we all have the latest greatest most "open source" phone, right? LMFAO :p

Why is it, seeing as battery life is complete CRAP, that programs are not smart enough to be able to turn on and off the wifi, gps, wireless networks, etc as needed? When I open google maps, it should start up the GPS. When I try to get on the web, it would be nice if it could check for pre-configured wifi. When those programs are exited, or after an inactive time limit, the wifi, gps, etc should shut back down. It seems silly to fumble around in settings to turn things on and off all the time. :rolleyes:

Since this is a problem with Google's software, I assume they will continue to support the "not our problem, let the developers figure it out" stand, while locking us out of the ability for a fix.

Am I the only one that thinks this way?
[G1 Android Development] sino8r:
I completely agree! I am greatly disappointment in the direction Android is going. Leaving everything to 3rd party developers and then locking root access, yeah, really smart move! As soon as T-Mobile USA releases a 3G pocket pc, I am so gone. I would have left my HTC Wizard behind for another device (and G1) but I'm stuck with this strange 3G AWS frequency and no real option for a WM device except what my provider offers. Google still has a chance to fix this issues for Android but I am very impatient with things in general. One day, it could be a great OS but as of right now and the way the road looks ahead is a dismal path to possible destruction. My suggestions to Google would be to jailbreak all devices, create your OWN soft keyboard so all programs can be used with it, ADD SOME KIND OF OFFICE SUPPORT, add support for your own software (built in) to be able to control all settings (like speed racer mentioned), video recorder, better camera options, and better Marketplace support. Again, this is a new mobile OS and it will evolve somewhat but if things continue to happen in the same path or pattern, failure is practically the only option.
[G1 Android Development] Koush:
Hi, download Locale or Power Manager.
[G1 Android Development] gospeed.racer:
I have seen both, and they are good....but they dont do what I am asking.

NATIVE support. Its like Google has all these different departments, and none want to work with the others. Everything needs to be streamlined together, maps should be able to turn on and off resources....instead of me doing it with my keypad. Who chooses to leave GPS on all day? Same with Wifi?

I am fed up with Google thinking everyone needs to do the grunt work. They cant even get their own software working properly (for example, try using the search function in maps, then try to get directions to that search...good luck!) and instead of USEFUL updates, we get updates that RESTRICT us.
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
Hmm... seems pretty easy for me? Open maps application, start typing your search (e.g. "starbucks mountain view"). List of locations comes up. I tap one, it shows location on map. Tap on the address and it brings up menu. Choose Directions to this Address and click Route button.
[G1 Android Development] gospeed.racer:
true...but if you simply click on "directions" and type in the exact same items you searched before, it suddenly forgot how to search.

For example, if I search for "pdx" or "gresham" on the maps, no problem. But, when I click "directions" and type in the same thing, it cant find it. It cant do a search and come up with a list of results? Google cant? LMAO. Seriously? I guess I need to do a search, write down the results. Then do another search, get directions, and type in the previous location that I wrote down. Pretty handy if you ask me!

Never had this issue with the desktop version of google maps. I can type in "gresham" and "PDX" and it can get me there. On the phone, it cant figure it out.
[G1 Android Development] neoobs:
Apparently no one can read or understand what has been said. Google hasn't left it to 3rd parties, they are working on these things as we speak. It is in their "roadmap"

OK so it doesn't do everything your home computer can. Why can't you give it time. Why did you buy something that is brand new if you weren't ready to be patient? That is like the people who claim Vista sucks just because they used the beta version and had problems.

Give it time. As for directions are you talking about Gresham, OR? I get directions just find typing pdx and then gresham, or

Obviously you have to type the state for the city, also that little bookmark icon can be usefull... just search for the two things you want first (PDX then do a search for gresham) then use the history bookmark to add those to the direction. Worked simple that way too.

And guess what... I also can use copy and paste too... wow I guess there are many ways to do it you just have to figure it out.
[G1 Android Development] tonym001:
No, it's not an open source phone (and I don't think google or T-mobile have said that the G1 would be), but the _software_ is. If you want a totally open phone, you should be looking towards the openmoko platform, or the dev version of the G1 that google have now announced.
[G1 Android Development] gospeed.racer:
If Google was up front and said that it wasnt ready yet (why are WE the beta testers?) that would be one thing, but the way it is marketed in commercials and on the website, this is a phone that is ready for mass use. It is very much still in beta.

The problem with your "its not a home computer" logic is that is CAN do the functions I am referring to. It just doesnt. I used bad examples- try using something like "denny's" instead. In a search it will pull them up, but in the "directions" it will not. Apparently if there are more than one result it gets confused. My example was bad.

I have been patient, the updates so far have done nothing (for my phone at least) but fix problems and patch loopholes. There has been nothing updated that improves functionality that I have seen yet. I found their roadmap- Looks like some soft keyboard functionality next year, and more supported languages. Who hoo. :rolleyes:
[G1 Android Development] neoobs:
Don't get mad a google for marketing... the commercial doesn't even say that it is google's OS... it just says Powered By Google. It blows for them.

And for the maps... I haven't been able to get either the phone or desktop to map the locations for me. Besides that doesn't it make more sense to figure out where the dennys is before getting directions to it?

It hasn't even been a month in a half yet and you think you are patient. I don't remember any significant updates to any OS in the first month it was out.
[G1 Android Development] gospeed.racer:
I guess my point is that tmobile (not Google apparently) released a phone that isnt ready for the general public. It should be in beta still, until the bugs (like a battery that lasts half a day under light use, calls that do not ring through, messages that dont show up, and ringtones that sometimes work and sometimes dont) are fixed. There are many problems with the phone and the OS and if you cant admit that I dont know what to say. If you are happy then fine, but not all of us are. We did NOT sign up for beta testing, if we had then there is no issue.
[G1 Android Development] Beast84:
Sounds to me that someone should have done a little bit of research before purchasing their phone? I mean, come on! It hasn't even been 2 months yet. Maybe a razr would fit your likings more? Tmobile has plenty of those.

I say if you aren't gonna get out there & learn to write your own apps to make it the phone you want it to be, don't complain. No one held a gun to your head & said buy the phone or else. You bought into the hype. Deal with it.

No one is perfect the first time out the gates. You should have known this if you came from a windows mobile device previously. Microsoft has been at it for how many years & they still haven't gotten all the bugs & kinks out. If you think you can do better than google, I'm all in! Lets see what you got. Till then, buy a phone that doesn't have all the hype you want. Then you won't be setting yourself up for disappointment.

I haven't had any issues with this phone. So you can't save apps to the SD (YET) but that can be fixed. So your battery isn't the best (YET) but that can be fixed. Give it time. You didn't come sprinting out your mothers womb did you? Didn't think so. Let Android learn to crawl before you expect it to run hundred yard dashes
[G1 Android Development] neoobs:
That is funny... I had all those issues on my wing... guess I should go complain in the herald forums about my beta testing that device too.

I admit it has errors... but that doesn't mean it is the worse phone ever made like you make it out to be.
[G1 Android Development] sino8r:
Yeah go complain at the Herald forums! They'll just tell you that you're an idiot and to unlock your phone and flash a new ROM on it. Oh wait... you can actually do that with a wing and not this pos and it actually ends up being a decent pda. That's the difference... and yes a lot of this anger comes from people with stock RC30. Also, to the dude who wipes his ass with money, lol, a lot of tmo. customers didn't have much of a choice for pdas with 3g. It's not a matter of not having the facts but the expectations were very high for this os and phone seemed to have fallen quite short. I'm not going to repeat what the shortcomings are... for they have been hammered into our skulls enough already but Google basically copied a lot of things from different mobile OS and seem to have forgotten the basics and left them out. They other thing is they won't admit any mistakes were made but simply state that they will be left to 3rd developers. After that, a security update was pushed out that locked root. How will or why should this affect developers? Well, there are several applications that only be used on rooted devices and this number will continue to rise. Several developers have quit trying to port over a few applications because of this and the crappy java layers used on android. And finally, T-mobile, google, and htc all claim that this is an open source device and os. It used to be.... the security flaw was announced on every tech blog and web site so basically google (yes google!) Sent a quick patch to fix it and now open source is dead essentially. I guaranty that root will be locked down on every other android device released next year. I know we will find a way to unlock everything here but it's just bs and you guys know it. Of course, no fanyboys will admit it while having their lips firmly placed on google's ass. It's not open source and it won't be until we unlock root ourselves. And now one can argue with me until the next android device comes out. Yes, it is its infancy but it really seems more like a beta. Just disappointed like many others. It's such a stable OS and has a lot of potential but a lot of basic things have been left out, nothing less or nothing more...
[G1 Android Development] tonym001:
I'm sorry, can you show me where T-mobile and HTC claim the G1/Dream is an "open source device" please? I haven't seen anything from either company stating that the G1 would be open source. Android, on the other hand _is_ open, and while, yes I will agree that it's frustrating that you need to "hack" the device to be able to use it to it's full potential, Google have addressed this by releasing the "dev" handsets. Ultimately, as a previous poster has pointed out no-one forced you into picking up the G1, and as you've discovered, frustration often comes with picking up bleeding edge hardware.
[G1 Android Development] Beast84:
So basically your mad at htc/google/tmobile cuz you neglected to read the specs on their websites? Damn my headlight just went out on my car. I'm gonna go yell at chrystler for not putting a better bulb in it! Your forgetting to realize what I stated before, no one forced you! You can piss & moan all you want but again as I stated before, make your own apps to make it the phone you want it to be! So you want 3g? Why? Cuz its faster? Umm I forgot where htc/google/tmobile said this was a laptop? Can you show me? Cuz last time I checked, it was still a cell phone. 3g is a novelty. I don't live in a 3g area so maybe I'm just speaking on deaf ears. I by no means am a fanboy of htc. If tmobile got that touch blackberry, i'd be all over it like white on rice! Be angry but all your gonna get is white hairs & wrinkles. Its wasted energy. Take a seat & wait for android to grow & then you may speak. Or go out & do it better than google. Make your own os. Let's see how you do your first time out

And as far as the unlocking & flashing, how long did it take for that to be a reality? I wasn't there from the start of windows mobile but I'm pretty sure people weren't able to do that right out the box. It is a skill that needed to be learned, as with Android. Maybe you'll research your device better next time.
[G1 Android Development] gospeed.racer:
so I can write apps that will make me not to miss calls when they dont ring through? Will help battery life? Will keep me from missing messages?

I AM TALKING ABOUT THE ROOT GOOGLE SOFTWARE not just apps. Have you heard me complain about a video recorder? A video player? no, because those CAN BE FIXED. How do we change the way Google maps works? WE dont...Google does.

The OS itself is very nice. Coming from WM6.1 the stability is great. I dont need to reboot daily, constantly shut down programs, etc. I understand that WM has been around forever, I had a tmobile PPC2003, so I have been around this stuff for a bit. Android is new, given time it will get better. But I am missing calls NOW. I am constantly charging my battery NOW. These things are important as it is a "phone" after all. The roadmap addresses NONE of these things, just some multi language support and a keyboard.

I am quite sure that there will be many more replies to how f'd up my thinking is, but I am done. I am at the point where all I can do is repeat myself. Its NOT ready yet, and there are MAJOR things that need fixes.
[G1 Android Development] tonym001:
No, you DO fix the problem - you file a bug with google, and if you have the skills, a patch that fixes the problem, if it's all ok, then it'll get accepted into the source and fixed.

The only problem is, that as T-mobile have (I assume) insisted that the G1 is locked, google need to compile the release for you.

please, go read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source and, if you can return your G1, I don't think it's the phone you want.
[Magisk] Jxdi:
Hello all i am new to rooting and messing with android phones so i bought a oneplus2 for cheap and followed quite a few tutorials and i think I've done everything right so far. but seem to be stuck at the point of installing the "ZIP" in magisks "modules" section. I'm probably missing something simple here, though i have enabled developer mode and switched on the features allowing to USB debug and OEM unlocking.

i made a short clip of my issue in which its supposed to open and install the ZIP file like all the tutorials i watch.

i know you can install nethunter without rooting but i wanted to try rooting first so i know how to at least.

thanks for reading

:)
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Many system modification (e.g. Status Bar visibility and quick boot) require a modification of files on /vendor partition. There is a lot of information available for Mtk8257 devices - but​

not for 8667​

devices.​

Because I only own a Mtk8257 device I can only develop and test my apps...

https://xdaforums.com/t/junsun-junsunsleepconfigurator.4459019/

https://xdaforums.com/t/appswitcher...n-and-similar-devices-incl-autostart.4435555/

...on this device.

Hereby I ask the owners of a Junsun 8667 head unit for their support.​

Please get in touch if you are ready to run some tests on your head unit and are not afraid of shell commands.​
[Android Head-Units] wybitny2:
I tried to get root for model 8667, Magisk method. I found the commands, but there is a problem, it's hard to get detailed information on how to make Windows 11 detect the android radio. I wanted to perform ADB wirelessly, also the radio is not detectable. I heard that first you need to connect the radio with a cable, enter the command in ADB, only then you can work wirelessly in ADB
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Have you tied this method?

If you want to execute ADB commands you can use a USB male to USB male cable but you can also do it wireless:

1. Activate USB debugging on your head unit

2. Install Remote ADB Shell from Google Play Store on your mobile phone: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cgutman.androidremotedebugger

3. Connect your head unit to the wifi hotspot of your mobile phone.

4. Start Remote ADB Shell and connect to the IP of your head unit.

5. Execute ADB shell command.

Get su rights:

su @#zxcvbnmasdfghjklqwertyuiop1234567890,.
[Android Head-Units] wybitny2:
I'm sorry
[Android Head-Units] wybitny2:
I know a little, I don't have much experience. The strange thing is that even when I connect the radio with a cable, unlike the phone, the android radio is not detectable in Windows 11. Phone connecting to usb, it is detectable and works, android radio no longer. It worked once, but I did something wrong that it was detected without turning on the usb ignition, then I failed to do it a second time.
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Never tried it on my MTK8257 with a cable. Remote adb shell worked without further preparation.

If not it may help to enable USB debugging and try again with Remote adb shell.

If not it may be sufficient to install Termux on the head unit and execute the commands directly on the device.

If not it may work with a cable after changing USB mode (from host to device).

...
[Android Head-Units] wybitny2:
I see you have knowledge, thank you for sharing it. Do you know how to change the host mode on the device, I tried to search, there is no such option in the developer options. Someone wrote that the code 8877 but this code does not work for me, also someone wrote that there are three dots in the developer menu and you can change it there, it also does not work
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
I think there is a three dot menu on the top right in developer options.

Labels may be Chinese so remember the current setting and use a phone with Google Lens to translate it.
[Android Head-Units] wybitny2:
The problem is that I don't see the three dots in the developer options, I know there are no options without it
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Maybe it can be changed via factory menu 8877.
[Android Head-Units] wybitny2:
Thanks for such information, you could read about every radio but not 8667. I will check it even more carefully and write what I checked. Thanks again for letting me know your knowledge here. If I manage to do root, I will also write here, it's good to have all the information in one place
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
To be honest I try to find somebody who tries (together with me) to modify a system file on a non-rooted device.

That was the intention of this thread.
[Android Head-Units] wybitny2:
I do not have such knowledge, sorry, my knowledge is limited. All I know is that when it comes to rooting, Magisk Manager is the best, maybe not so much the best but it will do the best.
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Created a small app which allows to execute root commands directly on the head unit - without adb.

View attachment 5835641

This may simplify the tests on 8667 unit.

Still searching for 8667 users willing to support me...
[Android Head-Units] wybitny2:
You have created the application, and how to get it, you can ask for a link. this app works or needs improvement
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Yes, I created the app. It works on MTK8257 and should do its job on 8667, too. But in a first step I will share it only with a person who will use it to support me: figure out how /vendor partition can be made writeable on 8667 device.
[Android Head-Units] Rradistt:
Головные магнитолы на Android состоят из двух половинок, одна из которых — MCU, вторая — среда APK. Root можно спрятать в MCU, который, кстати, прошивается отдельно от APK. Загрузочные файлы поставщика системы, насколько я понимаю, отключают загрузку системы MCU, которая затем запускает APK из системы и поставщика. Как получить обновленную систему MCU 8767? Заебал этот сай с двойным переводом.Head radios on Android consist of two halves, one of which is the MCU, the second is the APK environment. Root can be hidden in the MCU, which, by the way, is flashed separately from the APK. The system vendor's boot files, as far as I understand, are responsible for loading the MCU system, which then runs the APK from the system and the vendor. How do I get a copy of the MCU 8776 system?
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Vendor mounts:

Mtk8257:

View attachment 5836563

8667:

View attachment 5836567
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
First outcome is new version of JunsunSleepConfigurator which can be used on 8667 devices, now:

https://xdaforums.com/t/junsun-junsunsleepconfigurator.4459019/

Please note, it's still an alpha version - even if it will not harm your device.
[Android Head-Units] Arky21:
I have V1 on 8667. i can help
[Yu Yureka Black ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kozlu14:
View attachment 5836463

ABOUT

ArrowOS is an AOSP/CAF based project started with the aim of keeping things simple, clean and neat.

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Yureka Black (garlic)

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Builds have been unified now under garlic codename for both

Tip: Select OEM -> Device,choose Arrow version, choose build type: "GAPPS" or "VANILLA" to download.

If migrating from pre OSS builds

Flash the Treble.zip

Download and copy arrow build to a OTG prendrive or sd card.

Now flash Arrow Vanilla/Gapps build.

FORMAT DATA. (You'll loose all your data!)

Reboot.

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ROM Source: https://github.com/ArrowOS

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ArrowOS, ROM for the Yu Yureka Black

Contributors

kozlu14

Source Code: https://github.com/ArrowOS

ROM OS Version: Android 11

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.x

ROM Firmware Required: Latest N firmware

Based On: AOSP, CAF

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Status: Stable

Stable Release Date: 2023-06-19

Created 2023-02-13

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