yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Sweeny Russ:
I wouldn't put either of those on the storage card. As worwig said the speed of your device has only to do with the processor load, which can never be too much since the ram will never allow the titan to over bombard the processor. So, it really all boils down to open ram. The more you have generally the better proformance you are going to get. If it is really bad to the point where you open your phone and you have to wait more than half a second for the screen to flip I would recommend a hard reset or more effective install dcd's 3.2.6 or 3.3.4. Then install each program soft reset and find which program is causing the memory drain.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] simmonds07:
Member

I personally prefer to save larger or less frequently used apps and all backups on a storage card. Just in case I need to do a hard reset or something goes wrong. Also a good practice is to have partial backups so if you need to get raid of some apps you could restore only what you need.

Have Fun With Technology.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robotttino:
hello, I just received the pixel 7 pro 128 but I immediately noticed an anomaly on the screen

when you select an icon with your finger or write a text, you hear a void under the screen, the typical void sound when you hit a wall and behind it there is an empty space before the brick.

the same happens when the phone is turned off

thanks for your reply
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] krakout:
A somewhat hollow sound you mean? That's natural I think. I kind of like it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Lughnasadh:
That's normal. It's because of how the screen is bonded to the frame to facilitate easy screen replacement.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
How hard do you tap your screen??? lol
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robotttino:
thanks for the answer, in the event of a fall are the risks greater?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Lughnasadh:
Don't really know.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] krakout:
Haven't heard anything really about drop sensitivity.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] zetsumeikuro:
Glass is glass. You drop it and hit it just right it'll break no matter how it feels.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] The Apostle:
I moved over from OnePlus and the screen feels cheap and plasticky. I guess it is what it is.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] schmeggy929:
When did glass start feeling cheap and plasticky? lol
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] The Apostle:
Use a OnePlus phone and you'll see what I mean. Feels hallow in comparison.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
They use similar panels to OnePlus 9 Pro / 10 Pro The only difference is that Pixel 7 series has a completely different internal design compared to OnePlus 9/10. There is nothing "bad" or "good" to it. It just sounds different when you knock on it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] schmeggy929:
I owned an OP 6T, 7 Pro and 9 Pro. Google Pixel 7 Pro feels more like a premium phone than my OP 9 Pro. Similar metal frame and curved glass. Im not understanding with you mean by hallow.

Edit: also when you knock on the pixel 7 pro it has a deeper thunk than OP9P.( If that is what you mean by hallow.)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Murderburger:
Cane from the 10 pro. My pixel feels and looks more premium to me, but that's subjective anyways.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] krakout:
I noticed the'hollow' thing when I got my unit. Quite like it actually.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MrBelter:
Why are people tapping the glass on the screen anyway? This is like people wondering why it rattles when you shake it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] shiftr182:
It was done on purpose. It sounds hollow because the screen is not bonded to the midframe. It makes screen replacement easier, and helps keeps the screen from getting warm when the cpu's heat up.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Darkstriker:
I'd be quite concerned if my phone rattled when I shake it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Darkstriker:
The first part sounds like a W and the second like an L. The screen is often used to dissipate heat and avoid throttling in smartphones. Why would you give that up when the SoC is already built on the inferior Samsung tech?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jaseman:
Face palm...clearly you are uninformed about OIS
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Ever heard about optical image stabilization? No? Well, FYI, it rattles when you shake it. IT'S NORMAL.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MrBelter:
The periscope lens assembly is free floating and when not in use it isn't held in any particular position and the phone can be used as a Maraca if you are feeling musical.

Lenses with OIS will also rattle but you need to shake is a bit harder if that's your thing.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] otonieru:
Don't blame the guy. I totally get and understand his concern. This is my another first pixel after last 2 XL long ago,

And, coming from several other flagship phone (xiaomi, huawei, samsung, sharp), i agree with him that pixel is indeed having the "hollow" feel, like there's some gap under the screen, or even back cover. You can hear it by knocking it lightly using your finger. And you gonna feel like when you knock on those cheap door that wasnt made from solid wood. Or those feeling when you knock on midrange level car dashboard/panel. (imagine knocking on honda city dashboard compared to knocking a merc E class one - the feel, just different)

other phone that have this feel is oneplus.

if you got chance to knock on S22/S23U or iPhone 14 pro screen, do it, and you will know what we are talking about.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
OnePlus doesn't have it. At least nothing from OP7 and up. The internal design is not the same at all.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] iplux:
the pixel 7 pro and my 5 years old samsung s9+ do rattle when you shake them lol. Shake it, and notice the sound. now just open your phone camera app and try shaking it again. notice the sound difference?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] DaKlimo:
I receive Pixel 7 Pro, 2 days ago, and yesterday after 20 minutes i decide to send it back. Phone heats up like crazy on wifi, and i get impression like everything is plastic, where is glass i asked my self. My old phone is OP 8.

I knock with finger nail on the Pixel screen and sounds like kinder surprise plastic. In compare with my old phone which sounds like glass. My last Google phone was Nexus and i really loved my Nexus. I think this Victus protection is ****.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Connorsdad:
I thought it was just me 🤣

Feels like a kids phone, just one of the many things that annoy me coming from the oneplus 7t, I suppose it's what you get used to.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] GennywithaG:
It is unusual but it is possible that there might be some loose components or improper assembly within the device. This could lead to a void or hollow sound when interacting with the screen or when the phone is turned off.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
I wonder how many people actually bothered checking out the internal design on Pixel 7/pro vs other OEMs and why it sounds "empty" when you "knock" on it.
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] SymtaxError:
HERE
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] thtechnician:
Just installed it, running well.
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] SymtaxError:
of course, its lineage
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] thtechnician:
Battery life is slightly lower than Project Elixir in my testing, Elixir gave me around 14 hours screen on time and Lineage is giving me 10-11. Overall system smoothness is good though. Have you tried any other ROM?
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] SymtaxError:
I havent tried any rom
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] giannis athlos:
not a single bug? i found only nightly builds, also what version of redmi note 9 you have, how much ram you have and how is the ram management?
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] SymtaxError:
I tried pixel experience, it was running good however the risk of unlimited pixel storage is not for me, also people heard my mic rattling so thats a problem
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Justify87:
Installing it according to instructions provided on the lineage os website results in not being able to boot into recovery.

However, I was able to flash twrp recovery. But flashing lineage OS 20 rom through twrp results in bootloop. Any ideas?

I had the latest MIUI version running before unlocking the bootloader yesterday
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] helsing84:
I had a problem too. Did you tried with MIUI 12.5? (android 11 according to the website)
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] zahi_k:
Hi,

My phone have an issue in which it does not detect any sim.

tied *#06# with no luck....

it happened after the latest update.

By flashing this, is it going to solve the problem?

Model M2003J15SS

Thanks
[Redmi Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] kaustubhismyname:
install lineage os using the lineage os recovery guys
[OnePlus 11] Akolsky:
AT&T 5G Sim

Does anyone have any idea what could cause this, or if it can be tweaked?

I have a OnePlus 7 pro (that I reverted to) that has no problem starting the Hotspot.

I would really, really hate to return this phone...

Attached is the message I get, but you can ignore it as it's not temporary, and it's not a problem with the network.

Again, the 7 pro works flawlessly.
[OnePlus 11] jinglei207:
Not sure since I dont live in the US. Maybe it's a problem with APN?

What version of ROM does your oneplus have?
[OnePlus 11] Akolsky:
The build number?

CPH2451_11_A.07
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] WhiteSoxxx:
Hi everyone,

Is there an in-ear earbud replacement for the wired stereo headset that come as a standard accessory with the Diamond?

I do not have small ears by any means, but the standard headset has always been uncomfortable and I much prefer the in-ear variety.

Thanks!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] WhiteSoxxx:
bump ?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] Jalfrezi:
hi ive seen some for sale on ebay different to the standard Diamond jobbies ive got to say after moving from sony ericsson plug in headset the htc is very poor

i hate the button that doesnt actually disconnect the call just place it on hold

scan the bay there are headsets available

good luck

RR
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] PaWs:
Another thing would be to get an audio extension cable for Diamond and use any of 2.5 or 3.5mm headsets...that Sennheiser MM50 for iPhone is good for sure and it should work with that setup.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lprb99:
Hey guys,

So I was using my Nexus 9 for some years as an intercom with a doorbell app, however, and as expected the battery inflated because it was always connected to the power.

I opened the tablet, removed the battery and tried a direct connection to power up without battery (see image).

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Using a proper phone charger (5V 2A) I managed to power up the tablet, get it to boot but when I try to open an app or even unlock the screen it turns immediately off.

It seems to me that this is due to some kind of sensor that the battery has and now (because it's no there) the ROM thinks something is wrong a does a safety shutdown.

Is it possible to edit the ROM to overcome this? Or do you have any idea on what's causing this problem?

Booting and then shutting down video

PS:

I'm using a Resurrection Remix ROM

Any help is appreciated

Thanks,
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackhawk:
Probably the power supply doesn't have not have enough peak current capacity. I'm surprised it even booted up. Try a higher wattage supply.

That's my guess...
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renate:
I've done battery-ectomies on many devices.

I can't see from your tiny photo. Do you still have the BMS circuit board connected? (The little strip PCB that connects to the actual battery cells.)

What voltage are you feeding in?

Use my UsbMode.apk (in the sig) and check the temperature. Does it read room-ish temperature?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lprb99:
Thanks for your answer. I already tried a higher wattage supply, but it stays the same.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lprb99:
Thanks for your answer.

I don't have the BMS circuit board connected, but I still have it if it's needed.

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I'm feeding 5V directly to the connector like the image shown before.

I already tried a higher wattage power supply, but without success.

Furthermore, I can't install any app because it just turns off the moment I try to unlock the screen.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackhawk:
Maybe Renate is correct and it needs the battery data to run. Easy fix.

If you know where that data is and how it applies you could change the values. Way beyond my pay grade though.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renate:
You've got two wires that you're ignoring, blue and white.

One is probably an NTC thermistor, 10 k ohms at 25°C.

One is probably battery identifier, some fixed resistance.

Measure with a DVM the resistance from blue to black, them measure white to black.

I mean on the little PCB.

If you can't tell which is which stick it in the freezer.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lprb99:
I measured 10k ohm from blue to black and 135k ohm from white to black.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renate:
You can supply your own resistors if you like.

With a 10k it will always be 25°C.

Or you can reattach the BMS.

It might boot with just the 10k, you need that. Without it the "battery" is too cold.

It could have a "one wire" protocol to a controller on the BMS which you need.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackhawk:
Incorporate that Li battery controller into your circuit to fool the mobo.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lprb99:
I tried to reuse the BMS circuit, but when this circuit is connected the tablet doesn't boot at all, it just shows the Google logo and then it shuts off.

(The soldering is a bit messy I know, but it works and it isn't shorting anything)

The white cable come from a 5v 2A USB cable.

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[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackhawk:
Use pretinned stranded wire in the future. Twist the wires thin, tin.

Otherwise I'm afraid I'm not much help...

The Li controller is suppose to permanently disable the Li cell if it's voltage drops too low.

No idea if this is reversible if the controller sees a latter higher battery V+.

You probably only need the thermistor reading but not sure if that's all the data the mobo needs to operate nominally.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renate:
Oh, you can see that the PCB tells you what everthing is.

TH = thermistor = NTC (negative temperature coefficient)

ID =

You said that white was ID. Did you switch the color scheme?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lprb99:
Sorry, I didn't understand. White is TH and Green is ID. I changed the wiring to match the connector colors.

It doesn't boot with BMS attached, but it boots with direct connection (5v to connector without resistor or BMS).

One thing I noticed is that I can boot to TWRP and do whatever I want for as long as I want (it's fully functional) and doesn't turn off.

I'm starting to think maybe this problem is more software related than hardware.

But even if I wanted to test another ROM how do I connect it to the PC without burning things (because is that case I will be supplying 5v in two different places and the tablet may want to charge my "fake battery").

Thanks for your help!
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renate:
I don't know if the BMS uses an active protocol.

135k seems suspicious.

Use diode test on that ID vs black. Measure in both directions and note if there is a difference.

You should connect your incoming power from the power supply to where the cells were connected.

Check for little "BAT+" and "BAT-" markings.

Don't worry too much about back-feeding your powr supply.

There's always enough load on it anyway.

If it's adjustable, 4V is better than 5V.

If not throw a (big black, not tiny red) diode in series with the plus leg.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lprb99:
I managed to get it working by applying 5v to the cells connector and it is fully functional, I also measured an amperage of around 3A.

But I think the BMS may be faulty because the voltage sometimes drops to 1.6v so it doesn't turn on the tablet. Any possibility I could swap this BMS with a universal one?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renate:
There is no universal one.

3 Amperes seems excessive. It should be under an Ampere steady state.

Don't feed it 5V, you could be frying something.

Either turn down the voltage or put a diode in series.

You never said what the diode tests on the ID were.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lprb99:
I did the diode test on the ID an I got "OL" in both ways.

I also reduced the voltage with a voltage regulator module (LM2596) and tried feeding between 3.7 and 4.0 v, but the tablet would turn on but not boot.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renate:
You said that the original blue to black was 10k.

Such a value would normally be the thermistor.

But it goes (now with a green wire) to the "ID" terminal.

Either they are using a very different system or else you mixed them up.

Check those values again before/after freezer.

Also, it looks in that photo like ID is shorted to ground.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lprb99:
So, I measured before/after the freezer and I got this:

Before

ID ->P- : 9,65 Kohms

TH ->P- : 80 Kohms not steady always increasing

Diode test gave "OL"

After

ID ->P- : 9,65 Kohms

TH ->P- : 40 Kohms not steady always increasing

Diode test gave "OL"

I checked that there's not any wire shorted.

I'm measuring directly on the PCB points
[Xiaomi Redmi 6 Pro Questions & Answers] ThreeDegreeOfFreedom:
flashed lineage os 18.1 on my 6 pro, and it was heating very badly.. because cpu was running at 100 percent. it has a sd 625.. it think of it as a kernel issue, so i was thinking to flash boot.img from stock miui (android 9) from fastboot as it would restore the stock kernel.. is it possible to use that stock kernel in Lineage .. pls help .. battery life has drastically decreased, and if there is any other kernel pls do let me know (should work without root as i want to use banking apps and all)

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy S23] Rod F:
I bought a Samsung S23+ a week ago. I'm really like it. It's a significant improvement over my old S10.

However, sometimes when I open an app, it immediately closes. It just goes away. No error message, it just disappears. However, tapping on it again brings it up. It isn't consistent which app suddenly closes; it just does. And sometimes it's a major feature of Android, such as Messages. A few times I've tapped on Messages, it starts to come up, then closes immediately. But why does it do that? Is there anything I can do to stop it?
[Samsung Galaxy S23] blackhawk:
You do a clean load or use SmartSwitch?

Clear system cache.
[Samsung Galaxy S23] Rod F:
I'm sorry, I don't follow you. What do you mean by "clean load" and what's a "SmartSwitch"? What I have done is tried to open an app, like Messages, to have the app initially open, but the immediately close. Not always and not the same app.

And how do I clear the system cache?
[Samsung Galaxy S23] guile50:
I think by "clean load" he means booting up the phone and not restoring any previous backup from google or from the samsung account. Smartswitch is a samsung app that allows you to copy the data from one phone to another. It tends to cause some issues, or carry on issues from the previous smartphones.

I recently traded my N20U for a S23 and used smart switch for i didn't have all my stuff backed up. the phone was overheating and the battery was draining hella fast. I did a clean load and everything is fine; except for this problem of apps closing all of the sudden. Clean loading didn't fixed it for me.

To clear the system cache you have to enter the recovery mode by shutting down your phone and pressing power + volume up until it boots and goes into the recovery mode. From there you can delete the cache. I will try it later and report back.

Today i have received the prompt for the february update, but i am still on january patch.
[Samsung Galaxy S23] blackhawk:
Exactly.

Which apps are acting up?
[Samsung Galaxy S23] guile50:
Telegram, GBwhatsapp and twitter are very frequent. Once and a while a random app crashes, but happens twice a day at most. IK GB is a modded app but it and none of the other apps displayed this behaviour on my previous phones.
[Samsung Galaxy S23] blackhawk:
Ditch them; no social media or sales apps should ever be installed. Multi vector security risks and resource hogs. If you must use them login through a secure browser like Brave only. They simply aren't worth all the trouble they will cause.

Instead of Telegram try the Samsung messaging app. The Samsung app runs well for me, no issues. Not the solution you probably wanted but time to take out the trash... it's stinking up the place.
[Samsung Galaxy S23] guile50:
While i do understand and agree on the resource and security aspect, and shoulda' coulda' woulda' stopped using them, as i have done in the past and still do to this day with some of them, for a few reasons i need to be using some socials nowadays, and have done so for a few years without much hassle until this phone came in. If i could have ditched them, I wouldn't have come to a forum to figure out a way to fix the issue.

But I'll check how functional the web version of some of my socials work on mobile, for it's been a while i haven't used them and they used to lack functions.
[Samsung Galaxy S23] blackhawk:
They tend to be a mess. They probably aren't up to date with the latest Android version or Samsung has some glitches with their new firmware. One reason I don't upgrade firmware or update apps is because the phone is running well. In your case perhaps it's going the be a game of upgrade/update roulette.

Is power management active? Any disabled apps or services? Setting changes to system apps? Is a firewall installed? In Accessibility are there any services installed for those apps? For Android 11 and higher there maybe more settings... Samsung's notorious for burying them.
[Samsung Galaxy S23] guile50:
Gave a shot at updating the firmware; it boosted the performance a little bit, the battery is lasting way longer and the apps are closing less.

I ran a bugreport of a full day of use through battery historian and i found something strange, all app crashes are attributed to com.google.android.providers.media.module (which a quick google told me it's the MediaProvider Module from AOSP). Is there something i can do about it?

idk about power management but i have adaptive battery on, and i put discord to sleep; disabled google, meets and chrome; no settings changed; no firewall installed; all accessivility settings are off and no apps are using those permissions. I ****ed around a lil bit and toggled some of the samsung stuff off, but there might still be something buried, yes.

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