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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] surur:
People are confusing emulating chips with emulating the environment. The reason why you need 3 generations to emulate hardware is because hardware is a lot faster than software.

Both the iPhone and the Touch run on ARM processors, making running the iPhone environment on Windows Mobile possible, just like running Parallels on the mac, or WINE on Linux.

Surur
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] willyy1991:
Anyone has a Windows XP Emulator for the HTC Touch Diamond :O?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] LayerEight:
My old note 9 has dual Bluetooth audio support. So my sport partner and I can listen to the same music, each with its own true wireless earbuds.

Is this still a thing in the S23 phones?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] hoss_n2:
Any Smartphone with Bluetooth 5.0+ supports dual audio, so for sure it is there as it was there in everyGalaxy
[Introductions] pcnm:
Anything technology related is and was my interest since I was a kid. Now I'm 32 yrs old.
[Introductions] galaxys:
Welcome to XDA where Development and Technology co-exist!!📱💻

Cheers
[Introductions] pcnm:
Hi, Android is available in 2 types. Android tv which is optimised for tv and Android the mobile version found on tablets and smartphones. The mobile version has more apps available in the play store. I once had an Android box with the mobile version os that is old and not working anymore. Any help in finding Android box with the Android mobile version and not Android tv, Please?
[Introductions] galaxys:
I haven't heard of any Android box. But check the thread's over in the Android TV forums...
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] LayerEight:
Can't find this codec listed in the device spec on Samsung website.

As far as I know, snapdragon 8 gen 2 can decode AV1. But is this decoder enabled?

Maybe it's not, because Qualcomm did not join the AV1 consortium and some patent related topics. But I am not sure about the current situation.

Can anybody test AV1 playback please?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] GidiG:
DevCheck show's it under Hardware/Audio with a bunch of other codecs.
[Introductions] CptSlow54:
Hey! I'm Cap!

I just got my X4 Pro Magisk rooted like last month and now I am thinking about possibly upgrading to the X5 Pro and reverting my old X4 to factory settings.

From what I've read a simple MiFlash flash of the stock ROM with "Clean and lock" option selected should do the trick, correct?

Thank you so much!
[Android Head-Units] udrealexandru:
Hello there.

I would like to get some help regarding eonon GA9449-UA0153 head unit for bmw e39..

My friend went in settings and changed user version, then the unit restarted and never came back on again.

I fixed some of these android units before that had the YD1821B power management ic blown but never found this issue.

I suppose the firmware should be written again. The unit draws only 25 mah and doesnt boot. Tried using the reset button in combination with power button in 100 ways.. No luck.

Can any of you help me with firmware file(s) and give me a little guide on how to upload it ? The unit has a USB port on the back, close to the FM antena.

I'm willing to even pay someone that can help me revive it.

Thank you!

In this link you can see pictures of it cause I can't upload them here.. they are too big.

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[Android Head-Units] Im_elmoh:
Hi, I ran into the same issue installing the same GA9449-TE0180 (I don’t think the second part matters as much) for my E39. Tried everything, checked fuses, checked voltage and it reads 12 volts coming from the connectors. I’ve tried everything you’ve done except take it apart. Have you found a solution?
[Android Head-Units] udrealexandru:
Nope, not yet. Seems like nobody knows any fix yet.
[Android Head-Units] Im_elmoh:
Hey I found the issue with mine. Turns out it was a bad CAN bus decoder. I unplugged it and shorted the yellow and red wires together and the unit powered on immediately and everything seems to work. This might be your issue as well. I’m going to order a new can bus decoder and put everything back together.
[Android Head-Units] udrealexandru:
I'm glad to hear that. It's not the case on mine. I powered it right through de output of the can bus wires. +12v on red and yellow and still nothing.
[Android Head-Units] Im_elmoh:
Well new issue, after fiddling with the device and getting stuff set up, it shut off on me and I found that there isn’t any voltage going to the radio harness. I checked fuses and they’re all good so I can’t imagine why
[Android Head-Units] udrealexandru:
anyone?...
[Android Head-Units] Kyle M.:
would be interesting to know. I'm currently looking for a new HU and I'm stuck between Xtrons and Eonon.

BTW what's the model number? the one you wrote on the OP doesn't show up anything on a google search. maybe that's why you didn't get much reaction from here.
[General Questions and Answers] rfagalde:
Hi 4 all.

What should I do to run a java(.jar) application in Windows Mobile 3(Pocket PC)?

Today this application runs on symbian S60 an Windows Mobile 6 using the MIDLet Manager of the group TAO.

Thanks for your help.

Renato
[General Questions and Answers] xdaxdap:
You have to check whether you have java virtual machine or not. So if you have JVM then you don't have to do anything just install any java application via bluetooth or over the air. You need jad and jar file to do it properly.

If not, then download Jerodek JVM

http://rapidshare.com/files/170448700/Jeodek_Java.zip

Next, check in programs menu for Jerodek or Java option.
[General Questions and Answers] Ather:
Please post ur Question in the Q&A Forum - Ather

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
This is not funny. someone give Ather thread closing permissions.
[General Questions and Answers] david fonseca:
comigo aki estar dano erro
[General Questions and Answers] Noonski:
Please don't use Development and Hacking & Software development Forums for Software usage/device questions.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] zacattackkc:
I am a very experienced ROM enthusiast and owned plenty of Xiaomi/Oneplus devices.. This is my first pixel device. I loved the phone, more than the other mentioned companies. My pixel 7 Pro was my prized possession.. I've came close a couple of times botching a ROM flash, even once with my p7p (installing evo with February firmware instead of Jan, phone would boot to bootloader for a total of 2 seconds before dying again, had to spam flash phone in pixel flasher app until it recognized and luckily it did) but this time, trying to go from latest feb build to jan before flashing evo, my ****ing cable did something in the middle of flashing the second partition (b partition) and was almost to system, the partition it flashes before booting.. it was flashing the product partition.. literally already flashed every other partition except partition and system on the b slot. A slot was fully flashed.. phone literally wont respond to plugging into computer, into charger, holding down every combination of buttons... doesn't matter. I'm stumped how flashing a factory rom could have gone this horribly.. especially so late into the flashing process..

Beware guys; Make sure the cable you're using to flash is stable!

attached in this post is the logs I have pulled from the pixel flasher app.. if someone could bounce some ideas off of me or somehow make this make sense to me, it would be gladly appreciated.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Wi1son:
Holding down the down volume button when starting doesn't enter bootloader? If it does, use Google's online Android Flash tool to go back to stock.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Curiousn00b:
Try a different cable.

Try a different USB port.

Try another computer as well.

If any of these prompt some response, I think there's hope. Also try booting into fastboot from bootloader as well as recovery.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Arealhooman:
Prob hard brick.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xflowy:
im wondering, since i am just flashing the feb factory image on my rooted pixel and read this thread here: if my laptop (from which i operate the flashing procedure) were to malfunction like it did last night (bsod) - would i hard brick my phone, too? isnt that, where the other slot comes into play?

does this mean, every time i flash, my pc/laptop should never run into any issues whilst flashing or otherwise my phone will be effed?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Arealhooman:
If you device is flashing something like the bootloader, and connection breaks for any reason at all, or the problem closes, etc, it will be a hard brick. You may get lucky, and it may be something unessential.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xflowy:
uff ok. is there any way to avoid this? i mean, even my desktop pc (which is stable) could suffer from a power shortage in the house for example.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Arealhooman:
Nope. Get a battery. If a flash fails, 75 percent chance ur ****ed (and yes, I am pulling these statistics out off my ass, but I doubt I’m too much off)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xflowy:
A battery for my desktop PC?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] t-ryder:
Google for "uninterruptible power supply" ...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Arealhooman:
Yeah, no idea.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] krakout:
Maybe I'm wrong, but although the whole flashing process can fail if communication with device breaks, it's hard to actually fail while flashing a partition? Because the system first pushes the whole file and only then does it begin actual flashing. So whatever partition you are pushing at any given moment, if it fails to push it in its entirety, then it won't flash it... Unless data is corrupted during transfer?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] zacattackkc:
The real answer to this is why google and the android community as a whole is pushing away from having a supporting third party recovery menu (implementing new partitions like init_boot and vendor_boot for recovery, also no working twrp). Why do you think Evolution ROM pushes so hard to be different and when flashing their newest build you do it not through the usual scary tedious bootloader way (THE SAME WAY WE ARE SUPPOSED TO FLASH OUR FACTORY ROMS) to making their own recovery, which obviously means only flashing one partition, and adb sideloading the rom. its like google wants you to break your phone and they are making it more convenient for third party roms to package theirs the same way. i should have never left evo.. haha.

Oh, and sorry for the late reply. I thought I would leave my phone alone for a little to see if it would help; I'm accident prone and lose things constantly, and what do ya know I just lost my phone that I can't even call to find lmao. Ill keep updated on everyones opinions on what i should try whenever i find it :ROFLMAO:
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Google uses sparse images... I think they're maxed at like 262MB? So like you'll see the flashing process go Product 1, Product 2, etc... It flashes after the full sparse image is transferred but if you don't have the full image when something goes wrong, you can still brick.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] krakout:
Ah I see, makes sense.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] HipKat:
Oh brother, how often does that actually even happen?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xflowy:
Sure, not really often. But when it does..
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] 96carboard:
This is incorrect. The image is sent to the device memory (RAM) prior to actually being written. It won't write it to flash storage until AFTER the entire image is received.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] 96carboard:
It sounds like you may have tripped some anti-downgrade code.

EDIT: I can confirm that the bootloader version was changed in the FEB image as compared to the JAN image.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Arealhooman:
Well, I use Samsung, so I am assuming fastboot is similar…
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] zacattackkc:
Bootloader was loaded fine on both a and b partition. I attached the logs whenevr the brick happened in the OP. Yes, partitions are loaded into ram before flashing.. but it only reserves something like 256mb for this or something. So larger partitions are sparsed into multiple segments like the product partition, which was where the hiccup was whenever my phone was hard bricked.. i was surprised myself as to how this partition was the issue.. but sure enough, if you look at the logs.. that's what it was.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] zacattackkc:
Oh, and just an update on my device.. I paid for preferred care insurance from google when buying it through google fi so I shipped it off to them yesterday in an overnight package that they paid for :) this was after Asurion deemed it unfixable in person.. So, hopefully they don't realize that i was putting roms on it and stuff. 🤞
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] DirtyPISTOLA:
I did the same thing man I feel you. It took me almost 2 months to get a replacement. Whatever you do just send the phone in and don't take it to a authorized repair center those people do not and I repeat DO NOT know what they are doing they cracked my screen and didn't even put epoxy on the screen when puting it back and and the screen wobbled when I pushed it, Google tried to get me to pay for the cracked screen when I sent it in but luckily the slip the authorized repair center gave me said that my phone was in perfect physical condition when I dropped it off. Then when I mailed it in and they sent it back they didn't even fix it and mailed it back to me I had to mail it in a final time to finally get a replacement device. But I wish you the best of luck. I was hesitant to flash anything when getting my new phone but yesterday I got the stones to root and flash a kernel but I don't think I will be flashing any roms on this device for a while. Actually using my S22 Ultra stock while my Pixel was out I kind of got fond of stock.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Renate:
Yup. A sparse image just goes to fastboot in abl just like any file. The chunks are decoded and applied from there. (vs. decoded on the desktop and applied as separate files over fastboot.)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Arealhooman:
On Samsung that does not happen, right?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Renate:
I don't know. If they are using fastboot they have to.

Various error message texts from abl:

"chunk_type: 0x%x\n"
"chunk_data_sz: 0x%x\n"
"total_size: 0x%x\n"
"Wrote %d blocks, expected to write %d blocks\n"
"Image size mismatch\n"
"Chunk data size for fill type exceeds partition size\n"
"Flash write failure for FILL Chunk\n"
"Flashing is not allowed for Critical Partitions\n"
"Size of image is too large for the partition\n"
"Integer overflow while adding Image and chunk header\n"
"buffer overreads occured due to invalid sparse header\n"
"chunk header size mismatch\n"
"Chunk data size exceeds partition size\n"
"Unknown chunk type: %x\n"
"Sparse Image Write Failure\n"
"Integer overflow while adding Image and chunk data sz\n"
"buffer overreads occured due to invalid sparse header\n"
"Bogus chunk size for chunk type Raw\n"
"Bogus chunk size for chunk type FILL\n"
"bogus size for chunk DONT CARE type\n"
"Bogus chunk size for chunk type CRC\n"
"Malloc failed for: CHUNK_TYPE_FILL\n"
"Bogus size for chunk type CRC\n"
"Integer overflow while adding Image and uint32\n"
"Flash Write Failure\n"
"Buffer overread occured due to invalid sparse header\n"
"Bogus size for RAW chunk Type\n"
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] zacattackkc:
I copied the end of my log file.. I'll post it so y'all can see what happened.

Resizing 'product_b' OKAY [ 0.006s]

Sending sparse 'product_b' 1/11 (262112 KB) OKAY [ 6.550s]

Writing 'product_b' OKAY [ 0.349s]

Sending sparse 'product_b' 2/11 (262124 KB) OKAY [ 6.580s]

Writing 'product_b' OKAY [ 0.346s]

Sending sparse 'product_b' 3/11 (262128 KB) OKAY [ 6.599s]

Writing 'product_b' OKAY [ 0.363s]

Sending sparse 'product_b' 4/11 (262120 KB) FAILED (Error reading sparse file)

fastboot: error: Command failed

rebooting to bootloader ...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
What seems dumb to me is that it doesn't have a failsafe that tries again and instead reboots. USB cables get disconnected. This crap happens. Fastboot should just prompt you to check the cable and retry.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] 96carboard:
You installed the feb system image, then installed the JANUARY system image, which includes an OLDER BOOTLOADER. The bootloader code is designed to prevent you from downgrading the bootloader, presumably for the purpose of keeping you from taking advantage of a bug in older bootloader. There is nothing you can do to fix this, its RMA time.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Show me where this was said to always be the case going forward. Google only said they activated anti-rollback protection on the update going from 12-13 on the Pixel 6 because of a bootloader exploit but I haven't heard of them using that since. Not all bootloader updates are going to blow the efuse in the SoC. For one, there are a limited number of them available, and two, there's no point in preventing rollback unless there is a serious exploit. They got a lot of flak for activating it last time without telling anyone as well because it bricked a bunch of devices so I doubt they would do it again without disclosing it.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] King Arc s:
Hi Amazing XDA :)

since u all know many good things got removed in Samsung pie update for Galaxy S8 ! 😭 :poop:

one of the biggest things were pro video mode which turned into photo only in pie

* -- * -- * -- * -- * -- * -- *

🤔so i wonder if i can bring back the older oreo apk

already tried it but the app crashes at start , can i some how port it , what am i missing ?

Thanks a ton
[LG V50 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Borchuck:
Hello,

Is there any app, similiar to GravityBox, that can customize status bar icons, clock position, navigation bar etc.in LG V50? Or maybe some mod to systemui.apk?
[LG V50 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Borchuck:
Someone please help...?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Osushi:
Hello

Is there any way to have the 200MP option selected every time I open the camera?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Fl1nt91:
Yes there is an option
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Osushi:
What an option that is?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Klaudas:
In camera options
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] coolb4all:
Hi All,

I've tried to upgrade the ROM of my QTEK S200.

It got completely stuck!!! I had to remove the battery. Now it stays black. Even a hard-reset does nothing. No bootloader, no white screen, nothing. It's like the device doesn't recognize the battery anymore. Same problem with another battery. When I connect the power supply, the light stays red for 5 seconds and then goes out again. No charging (orange) light.

Does this mean that the device was short-cutted (hardware problem) or can this be fixed with some manipulation?

Anybody an idea how I can fix the hardware (if broken) myself? Can't be to difficult if it just blew a fuse ;-)

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] jackoGt!:
Hi, how can I turn off the automatic creation of folders in an android device when an external memory device, such as a USB drive, is inserted using OTG?
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Not sure you can.
[General Questions and Answers] jackoGt!:
Not even using a third-party app or some other way?
[General Questions and Answers] Renate:
Huh? What directories is it creating?

Is this coming though vold (volume daemon)?
[General Questions and Answers] jackoGt!:
When a memory device is inserted via otg, a number of folders are created on the external device (e.g. "Alarms", "Android", "Audiobooks", "Documents", "Notification", etc.).

I wanted to know how the automatic creation of these folders can be deactivated.
[General Questions and Answers] Renate:
Well, that's a stupid thing to do.

The MediaProvider does that, usually found in /system/priv-app/MediaProvider/MediaProvider.apk

It tracks the id of volumes mounted and only does that silliness once.

If you only plug in the same USB stick, just delete the directories and they won't be created.

If you have to deal with different ones, that's not going to be a solution.

The volumes are tracked in /data/data/com.android.providers.media/shared_prefs/com.android.providers.media_preferences.xml

https://android.googlesource.com/pl...ndroid/providers/media/MediaProvider.java#947
[General Questions and Answers] jackoGt!:
I also tried deleting them manually, but as soon as I reinsert the memory device via otg, some folders (such as "Movies", "Lost.dir", "Music" and "Pictures") are automatically recreated.
[General Questions and Answers] Renate:
Hmm. If you're rooted look at that XML file. Maybe it's creating different IDs each time?

You can pull your MediaProvider.apk and I'll take a look.

The bad part is that while it's child's play to patch, it is system signed. :(
[General Questions and Answers] jackoGt!:
Maybe it depends on the device.

I have tried inserting the same usb memory (formatting it first) on another device, deleting the automatically created folders, ejecting and then re-inserting the memory and only the "android" and "lost.dir" folders are recreated.
[General Questions and Answers] Marucins:
Hi

Has anything changed with this issue in Android 13?

Is it possible that the phone does not create these folders? I have a phone with root privilege. What to modify in the system to get rid of this problem?
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] bloomfielderic:
Hi there, got myself a TW version X1 iv. Ive found out that it wasn't able to see Wifi 6E (6Ghz) hotspots. I read that TW hasn't adopted Wifi 6E so TW firmware probably has that disabled.

Question: can anyone confirm whether they can see Wifi 6E hotspots on HK / SEA firmware? Can I cross flash other firmwares under the same XQ-CT72 SKU?

Many thanks.
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] bloomfielderic:
Also: is it something that can be bypassed without having to flash firmware?

Edit: went ahead and flashed HK and then USA firmware, neither worked, still couldn't see Wifi 6E network. Anyone have any luck with this & does the router config matter?
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] Mrxyzl:
i dont think xperia 1 iv supports 6e
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] bloomfielderic:
Why? Obviously SD 8 Gen 1 has the hardware for that. Sony even boasted WIFI 6E connectivity in the promo material (on their TW website too)
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] billycar11:
not help with main question but yes iv supports 6E i have it on mine on 6ghz network to clear up thing that the iv does not support it
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] bloomfielderic:
What model do you have? Do you have to configure your router in a certain way?
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] billycar11:
Ct 62 no special config on router my wifi 6e ap is a ubiquity uap 6 enterprise