yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] blackhawk:
References. Rechargable Li's begin the degrade as soon as they are assembled. They are typically shipped with a 70% charge to reduce capacity lose during storage.

Charging doesn't maintain capacity; high cell voltage and high temperatures accelerate degradation in Li's. The only minimum charge is the lowest threshold where the cell depolarises.

Li's are degraded faster by the laptop constantly holding them at 100% when using AC. If an Li goes below it's onboard controller's low voltage level ig permanently disables the cell(s). This is because if an Li depolarizes it can explode if charged; it's a safety feature.

At auto shutdown voltage for a phone there should still be enough voltage left in the Li to avoid activating the battery's low voltage fail safe. However all Li's slowly self discharge and it's increased at higher temperatures. Very low temperatures could also triggered it. Generally you have from 2 days to a month to get a charge on it. Best to never go below 20% as it needlessly stresses the battery. It also leaves plenty of headroom to avoid an onboard Li controller permanent low voltage auto shutoff.
[Realme 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Antony1999:
quiero ser root en mi Realme 7 pro, como puedo lograrlo he visto tutoriales y no me funciona

Mod translation: I want to be root on my Realme 7 pro, how can I do it? I've seen tutorials and it doesn't work for me
[Realme 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Badger50:
Greetings, and welcome to XDA. As a friendly reminder, we ask all members to please post in English as stipulated by XDA Rule #4:

Spoiler content hidden.

Thank you for your cooperation, and have a pleasant day.

-Regards: Badger50
[Android Auto General] RamPowered:
When using the microphone in android auto to call a contact using voice (assistant), I want to verify that the right contact was recognized. As for now, it dials immediately and sometimes I am not sure the right contact was chosen (especially if the language is not English).

Is there a setting for this - so google assistance will ask if the contact is correct?

BTW:

if a contact has a line and a mobile number attached to it, it asks "call line or mobile". In this case I can verify if it is the right contact. But this is only a workaround and I am not going to insert a dummy line number for every contact I have :-)

Thanks in advance.
[Lenovo P11] Yahoo Mike:
DO NOT USE THIS TOOL. IT WILL NOT WORK. MODERATOR WILL DELETE THIS THREAD SOON. ALL LINKS HAVE BEEN DEACTIVATED.

The bootloader of some TB-128FU tablets can be unlocked using the correct fastboot commands, an sn.img file and compatible bootloaders (abl and xbl).

Lenovo's iunlock website will give some TB-128FU owners an sn.img file to enable them to unlock the bootloader. But Lenovo won't provide an sn.img file for all tablets.

This simple tool will create the sn.img file for any serial number. But this file is useless if your bootloader (abl) does not recognise the fastboot flash unlock sn.img and fastboot oem unlock-go commands.

I've also noticed that some locked tablets always return "Authenticate failed" from VBVerifyImage - even with the correct bootloaders and sn.img file. I'm still looking into that.

Instructions

The tool is easy to use.

on your tablet: ensure that "OEM Unlocking" and "USB Debugging" are enabled in the "Developer Options" settings

download snimg to your Windows PC (or you can build it yourself for Linux)

on your computer, type: snimg serialno, where serialno is your device's 8-character serial number, eg HIHOHIHO

boot your tablet to fastboot and use the sn.img file you just created in your current directory to enable bootloader unlocking:

adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash unlock sn.img
fastboot oem unlock-go

Downloads

Windows executable: snimg.exe

You can build snimg yourself for Linux or Windows. Instructions are in the README.md.

Source code

https://github.com/Yahoo-Mike/snimg

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Contributors: Yahoo Mike

Created: 2023-03-08

Last Updated: 2023-03-08 (initial commit)
[Lenovo P11] Yahoo Mike:
reserved
[Lenovo P11] Yahoo Mike:
{Mod edit: Quoted post has been deleted. Oswald Boelcke, Senior Moderator}

You might want to wait a little bit. One user sent me an official sn.img with a different boot signature. I'll have to work out what's going on and get back to you.
[Lenovo P11] Yahoo Mike:
Oops. My BIG mistake. The four example images I used were corrupt.

I'll ask the moderator to delete this thread.

The boot image is signed with a private Lenovo key. It will be impossible to recreate the signature without that key...or a Cray Supercomputer to crack the key at some point over the next 100 years.
[Lenovo P11] f1tm0t:
OK, no problem.

He who does nothing makes no mistakes.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] :
How do I delete my account PLS?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Badger50:
I will make your request known to the Admin staff.

Regards: Badger50
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] :
Thank you for fast response. I believe I never made thread under this account and my few comments were irelevant anyway. Moving on to my alt account that i created years ago. have a nice day.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Badger50:
Thank you for your reply. Just a friendly reminder if I may regarding XDA Rule #14:

So please don't make a habit of this, and your deltion request has been submitted.

Regards: Badger50
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] knosso:
Dear XDA community. I'm writing to ask whether the same happened to you and whether you do know how to fix it.

I have a backpack where there is a dedicated soft space for a computer where I usually put my tablet ( with keyboard cover). It happens relatively often that after I pick it from there in order to use it the device has a black screen. It can still receive notifications, and if I connect it to the power it still vibrates but the screen remains black.

The only way that I found to put it back in working order is to press "power + volume down" until it force restarts. Other things that I found online to correct the problem did not work and they are: spam power button, attach and detach the power cable, detach and reattach the keyboard, remove the magnetic back cover.

This behaviour does not happen always but exclusively when I'm carrying it in my backpack and not when at home.

I have checked the threads about the Tab S8 but due to the fact that the Tab S8 does not have it's own sub-forum it's kinda hard to check for duplicates.

Do you have any ideas on why this happens?

P.S. It used to happen before and was very annoying, somehow it stopped. Yesterday I performed a system update and now it is doing it again. My current software version is:

Build Number: TP1A.220624.014.X700XXU3BWB4 ( One UI 5.1, Android 13, Patch 1 February 2023).

Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] knosso:
Update on the topic, I did a factory reset without restoring data and it still keeps doing the same thing. Somehow the screen gets disabled in the backpack while I'm travelling but the tablet is still on and still connects to WiFi networks and Bluetooth devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Batyan:
Same problem, same firmware. Did you fix it?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] knosso:
Nope, nothing. Some days it doesn't do that, some days it does every time I put it in my backpack. As you may have read in other posts that I wrote there is also no chance to really have a refund. Best case scenario if you can really prove that something is broken you can have a replacement.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Marcelocohenarg:
Hi, is this related with the Keyboard pressing keys repeatedly while you travel with the device in your backpack until it hangs?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] arnabasu:
Just to add to the thread. My findings below

stopped using the magnetic cover long before the issue ever occured

rarely ever kept the tab in my backpack.

I use a basic back cover (silicone)

64gb memory card

started observing this issue since the recent update - 5.1.1 X700 - OXM5BWH6

tab s8- Indian variant

did 2 factory resets—with and without data restore

changed screen time out to 30min

other than stock apps - I have a handful of apps - mxplayer, solid explorer.

proximity sensor wiped clean

power button spam - done

issue occurs very frequently to the point that I can barely use the tab.

Any help or suggestion would be highly appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] knosso:
@Marcelocohenarg I'm not sure about that issue although it is possible that the keys are being spammed in the backpack if the cover is designed badly enough. If there is a tread about that can you please link to it? I haven't found much on the forum. Then again why would the keys even do anything when the cover is closed? (they are exposed though).

@arnabasu hi, I never really solved the issue. It doesn't appear at home when using it on tables, sofas etc, however it does still hapen if I put it in my backpack and travel (trekking, trains, cars). Aside from the update how do you use the tab? I suspect that there is some sort of phisical interaction with the tab that seems normal to us but is somehow destabilizing the tablet (bumps, pressure, squeeze). I didn't manage to prove anything but my best guess so far is that since my backpack tends to be as small as possible while travelling it also tends to be full, thus somehow squeezing might play a role.... then again I always brought laptops with me and nothing bad ever happened and I also had for several years an original Tab S 8.4 and nothing bad ever happened so if that really plays a role it means the tablet just sucks.
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] Kabbutino:
Hi, today i decided to bring back you to the past to your childhood and i hope to have succesful in that.
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] Kabbutino:
If you want the pac--man icon you can write on this post
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Camiz:
Does anyone know how to solve the problem of the xiaomi smart pen? (it keeps failing and the writing is really shaky)
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Vagelis1608:
Perhaps there is a problem with the tip?
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Camiz:
I already trade the tip and didn't work... The pen works fine on my pc (ideapad flex 5i)
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Vagelis1608:
Try updating the pen's firmware
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Camiz:
It's updated 😭

There is some driver that I have to download? Because in the settings of miui it's everything updated
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Vagelis1608:
Is it updated or is the update failing?

Try this to be sure: https://xdaforums.com/t/xiaomi-smart-pen-firmware-update-error.4362203/post-85947797
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Camiz:
It is updated
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Vagelis1608:
Only other thing I can think of is to unpair the pen from the Bluetooth, reboot the tablet, and reconnect

If that doesn't work, the pen is probably faulty. Take it back to the store you got it from, under warranty
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] ArcceuS:
is the problem in all apps or specifically system notes app?
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Zac zayn:
Go to SETTING, on KERNEL version tap 4 times and CIT pages. Its kind of tester for your hardware. I had problems with the stylus too, until finally figured the work around. But at least, it stay on BT the longest by far after i tried this.

Been doing hook unhook god know how many times alredy too tired too frustrated. Hope it stays this time.

Peace Out
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Bryceicle1971:
This is a brand new China hardware GM1910 OnePlus 7 pro. 256g 12gig ram model.

No matter how precisely I follow directions it just gives buzzarre responses.

Clues anyone?

The first time it soft bricked a few days back was my fault.

I had android 11 OxygenOS and tried to flash pixel recovery and ROM.

Supposed to have OOS 12.1 which I had this time.

After I flash the pixel recovery it acts all bizzare and refuses to boot to the recovery.

Then it shows this?

I only have the picture. Fastboot mode. And power off.

Is it because it's Chinese? Off AliExpress.

I'm feeling like I've just bought a lemon?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] t-ryder:
From the OnePlus forums:

GM1910 is the Chinese variant OnePlus 7 Pro running HydrogenOS (with GM21 build tag).

It is possible to flash both GM21AA (global) and GM21BA (EU) OxygenOS firmware on top of the HydrogenOS using the Local Upgrade method.

Bootloader unlocking is not necessary for switching to OxygenOS.

After conversion, you'll get OTA update from the respective branch.

Have you considered trying this first and then maybe try flashing other ROMs after getting to know the device / reading more?

https://onepluscommunityserver.com/list/Unbrick_Tools/OnePlus_7_Pro/Global_GM21AA/R/

Unbrick tool howto:
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Bryceicle1971:
It's my first ever OnePlus an I bought it as a hobby cellphone. The directions for unlocking the bootloader worked on it. This happened after the pixel experience failure. When I tried to relock the bootloader and it acted wierd.

I could not find any information on the GM1910 model.

Thanks for starting my investigation.

Anything helps at this point 🙂
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] t-ryder:
I don't know if the GM21AA unbrick tool will work on the GM1910 tho...
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Bryceicle1971:
It does. I think I tried a similar tool to this one 2 days back and after trying various button combinations achieved a boot.

Do you know if this model can boot PE 12 or 13 or will I just get another brick?

The whole point of the purchase was to have an easy time with unlocking the bootloader an trying custom roms.

Was not expecting a nightmare? 😂
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] t-ryder:
My last OnePlus was 8T and 9, and since then I got Google Pixels and other phones...

I don't know. Just trying to help with the stuff I remember. I mean, you can try and as long as you don't do some crazy stuff and hardbrick it, you can always go back with the unbrick tool. Did that a lot of times when doing ROM hopping back then. The OnePlus devices have an easy to unlock BL, and that's good. But flashing them was a pita (for me). Now on the Pixels I had and have all is much more easier (IMO).
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] t-ryder:
Follow this here (says GM1910 is supported by PE 13)

https://wiki.pixelexperience.org/devices/guacamole/

There is some installation guide too.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Bryceicle1971:
Thanks for all the help 🙂 I'll go see some options. It's very hard to find accurate I formation about this phone as it's reached legendary status. I really like it dispite it being power hungry.

I was just hoping for a few options besides the stock ones. Nothing too crazy.

It's a beautifully performing cellphone dispite being near 4 years old now.

I will keep Google pixel in mind. There are ones the same age as my OnePlus that are dirt cheap. If I find them as easy to work with as you have I might buy a more modern one.

I just wish I knew about the bootloader.

It seems to be permanently unlocked now which could make life difficult? No relocking guide works.

Thanks again 👍
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Bryceicle1971:
I may of ruled out pixel experience official as I seem to have a permanently unlocked bootloader even when bricked. I don't know?

It's bricked twice now trying official. Might have more luck with unofficial
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Bryceicle1971:
No luck with that tool. Off for night shift. Tried it 3 times. I put OnePlus in the drawer. Last time the hardware sat in the drawer an bang. 2 days later got a boot. Hoping for magical booting properties again 😂
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Honkette1738:
Try installing LineageOS, not sure if it'd help, but it's a good test I'd assume.

Info about guacamole | LineageOS Wiki

wiki.lineageos.org

Also, using MSM tool should normally relock the bootloader. Are you sure your bootloader is actually unlocked when you use it?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Bryceicle1971:
Thanks for lineage info. Never heard of MSM. I've no idea why it says senior member lol. I cant even code man 😂

I need help from other xda members. So thank you all
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Honkette1738:
It's the unbrick tool linked earlier in the thread.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Bryceicle1971:
Yes I tried that but still get the system destroyed message. It's bright and my little Oppo A96 4g did it's best.

Not sure if you can read it but it says internal system an recovery destroyed.

I did wonder if it's still locked but just saying unlocked because of all the different activities trying to revive it.

I just hope it's not unrecoverable as I just got it and waited a month. So that would be horrible 😔
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Honkette1738:
Maybe try this page? I'm not exactly sure if it'll be different but it's worth a shot.

[OP7PRO][LATEST OOS 11.0.5.1 GM21AA/GM21BA] Collection of unbrick tools

Disclaimer: By attempting any of the processes listed in this thread you accept full responsibility for your actions. I will not be held responsible if your device stops working, catches fire, or turns into a hipster and claims to have been...

xdaforums.com

Weirdly enough, I can't find anyone with a OnePlus 7 Pro with this error, only OnePlus 8 owners or newer.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Bryceicle1971:
Hey guys thanks for all the clues and raising my level from barely above noob 😁

Using an EU MSMdownloadtool.

Believe it or not it was an annoying man who helped me.

Highonandroid man on YouTube 😂

He has a highly comprehensive guide on how to correctly use the MSMdownloadtool an get your OnePlus devices into EDL mode.

Will post if boot happens ☺️
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Bryceicle1971:
MSMdownloadtool and a European fastboot ROM an Highonandroid guys guidance all worked.

Thank you all so much ♥️
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Yang先生:
pixel7 proCamera 预览失败。

Mod translation: pixel7 proCamera preview failed.

View attachment 5856495
[OnePlus 11] benhc911:
Must be rusty in my old age, but I dont remember having any of these issues back with my previous android phones... the 11 is my first new one since the 6T though.

Whats my situation:

Phone boots into fastboot, attempts to boot to recovery, or continue, or restart all end back at fastboot. Can issue fastboot commands, but all roads seem to lead back to fastboot.

How I got here:

When I first got my phone, I unlocked the bootloader via fastboot command, but for some reason my phone wouldn't let me set a pin. Be it numeric, alphanumeric, or pattern, it would never let me confirm after putting it in the second time, and consequently I couldn't register a fingerprint or face scan. Reddit suggested that this sometimes happens after bootloader unlock but can be resolved by re locking and unlocking again... ok fair enough, haven't done much yet, whats another factory wipe.

fastboot flashing lock command - finished, boots straight back to bootloader

fastboot flashing unlock command - finished, ok time to try booting through to see if it fixed the problem... stuck in fastboot.

I'm rusty enough to want to stop here and seek guidance before I further brick my phone. I have fastboot access so in theory I should be able to flash an image from here? Any guidance would be appreciated. I'll admit I've fallen off the scene hard (new baby, job etc) and perhaps I should have just left my phone locked... but habits die hard eh?
[OnePlus 11] ChrisFeiveel84:
You can only flash the full rom /images with unlocked bootloader

With locked bl you becomes the messages

Flashing on locked states not allowed
[OnePlus 11] g96818:
did you flash a patched init_boot.img after your first unlock?
[OnePlus 11] benhc911:
I did indeed reunlock the bootloader. I imagine the issue possibly when I was attempting to root by patching a boot img with magisk and flashing that... Although after doing that my phone seemed to operate fine.

Regardless I reflashed the original, and it seemed to still bootloop into fast boot.

I tried relocking the bootloader, going to recovery, etc. After some degree of insanity doing seemingly the same thing I got to stock recovery, and then back to bootloader then back to recovery, then it flashed me writing in Chinese and it booted normally.

Since then I've rebooted my phone with no issue.

Not sure what exactly happened to make it conditionally work/not work... But given the time I wasted on it and the infant I'm having strong second thoughts about bothering with an unlocked bootloader. I'm clearly not in my element anymore as my confidence of which files to flash and commands to do so was very low (hence the post). My initial suspicion was "I have fast boot I can just flash original rom and I'm back to square one at least" but was too "afraid" to proceed and brick my new phone.

To expand on the "why bother with unlocked bootloader", I feel like it's been 3 phones since I truly took advantage of unlocking my bootloader. Perhaps I need to read more about the current state to see if there is a value proposition for me, or if I'm just creating more work (to then root, magisk, TWRP, safetynet, windvine etc)
[OnePlus 11] Alvaro G:
Same happened to me,

Possible solution:

I used fastboot enhance to flash the payload.bin all over again, after it finished it rebooted into fastbootd automatically, then I falshed the same payload.bin into fastbootd as well then it rebooted into system smoothly.
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] F-Google:
PixelExperience Unified for Redmi Note 11T/11S 5G/11 5G/POCO M4 Pro 5G (everpal)

What is this?

PixelExperience is an AOSP based ROM, with Google apps included and all Pixel goodies (launcher, wallpapers, icons, fonts, boot animation)

Our mission is to offer the maximum possible stability and security, along with essential and useful features for the proper functioning of the device

Based on Android 13

What's working?

Wi-Fi

RIL

Mobile data

GPS

Camera

Flashlight

Camcorder

Bluetooth

Fingerprint reader

Face unlock

Lights

Sound/vibration

Fingerprint

VoLTE

Fastcharge

Known issues

Selinux is permissive

NOTES:

Recommended Firmware is on MIUI 13

Pre-requisites:

Unlocked Bootloader : https://en.miui.com/unlock/

Recovery flashing instructions:​

Boot your device on fastboot mode (pressing volume - and power with the phone powered off / right after a reboot).

Open a command prompt on the computer, and with the phone connected to it, run: fastboot flash boot path\to\the\recovery

Once flashed, reboot to the recovery (pressing volume + and power with the phone powered off / right after a reboot).

You should now be on the recovery mode.

If you boot to an official MIUI ROM, the recovery will be overwritten by the Xiaomi's recovery most of the times, so try not to boot to MIUI after flashing the recovery.

ROM flashing instructions:​

Save the ROM in a storage that you can access from recovery (SD card, for example).

Flash a provided boot.img and boot into it, as described above.

Search for the ROM and flash it.

Once flashed, you must format data for avoiding any kind of issues.

Reboot to system.

You should now be booted after the bootanimation.

DON'T FLASH GAPPS, THEY ARE ALREADY INCLUDED

Download ROM

Download BOOT

Stay tuned

Our Telegram channel

Join Device Support group

Android OS version: 13

Security patch level: Feb 2023

Build author/Device Maintainer: @Sushrut1101

Device Source code: https://github.com/Xiaomi-MT6833/device_xiaomi_everpal.git

Source code: https://github.com/PixelExperience

ROM Developer: jhenrique09
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] rajgamer773:
Thank you so much sir but I want to know 5g is working in this rom or not

If possible then please make a gaming custom for poco m4 pro 5g device

Like corves os or evolution X or other gaming rom please 🥺🥺🥺🥺❤️

Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🥺🥺Sir because most user buy this for gaming
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] rajgamer773:
Hello guys if you going to install PixelExperience rom then try to make video of installation or after installing and share on any platform and share your experience

Thank
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] revanthsai_05:
Can anyone tell is this working...

Plz..

Because I want to use this rom..

Already I bricked my phone once...