yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] kino-kino:
Yeah,

but I dont have any of these .lnk in my windows-directory.

I could create one, yes, but if they are not there.

Sorry for my english.
[General Questions and Answers] joel2009:
Did you use the windows file explorer and which phone are you using
[General Questions and Answers] kino-kino:
I use Total Commander and I have a HTC Touch.
[General Questions and Answers] joel2009:
EDIT- nevermind look at this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=1783616#post1783616

looks like you should just be able create links and it should work.
[General Questions and Answers] kino-kino:
So it seems its not possible - creating a .lnk did not help :(
[Google Pixel 4a Questions & Answers] AlexKarimov:
I've recently switched to FerenOS(Unbuntu) tried flashing a spare device but I've run into a block. I've searched extensively but can't find what I need.

Whenever I flashed a stock image on Windows 10, I followed these commands:

fastboot --slot=all flash bootloader bootloader.img

fastboot reboot bootloader

fastboot --slot=all flash radio radio.img

fastboot reboot bootloader

fastboot --slot=(current) --skip-reboot update image.zip

Everything goes good up until flashing the image. The phone stays in fastboot and fails to reboot into fastbootd and start the update with the error "FAILED (remote: Partition system not found)"

I'm able to get to fastbootd by going into recovery and typing adb reboot fastboot. But even trying to sideload from adb doesn't work. It says "adb: command failed to read: success"

My adb is up to date but I can't figure this out. Maybe I'm using the wrong commands? Any help would be appreciated.

Nevermind, it's been solved and the phone unbricked
[Google Pixel 4a Questions & Answers] pfypfypfy:
I also encountered such a problem, how did you solve it? Thank you very much
[Google Pixel 4a Questions & Answers] AlexKarimov:
I'm fairly new to linux so I didn't know some of the basics but here's what worked for me:

Download latest platform tools to it's own folder. Don't try to install through terminal(my distro doesn't allow for the latest so it never worked properly). Download the platform-tools.zip and extract it to its own folder like downloads/platform-tools. Make sure you have all of the files in this folder.

Open terminal and type the commands like this:

./fastboot --slot=all flash bootloader bootloader.img

./fastboot reboot bootloader

./fastboot --slot=all flash radio radio.img

./fastboot reboot bootloader

./fastboot --slot=(current) --skip-reboot update image.zip

./fastboot -w

./fastboot reboot

The ./ is important, don't leave it out. It's what ensures you can use the latest platform-tools you've downloaded. This sequence of commands is to flash stock. For custom roms, follow the dev's commands but always put ./ before adb or fastboot commands.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rekshxiameksh12:
so I trying to assets ripping/mod the game; I already locate most if not all the assets for the game

the problem is that its use weird extension, so I can't modify them

change it to

.zip

.rar

.7z

nothing

TrID. no avail

magic number

It shows something but its kinda nothing

file signature says

6E 73 69 66 ( nsif ) .nsi

6E 73 08 00 ( ns ) .ns

6E 73 08 00 ( ns ) .nsj

can't really find anything with that

with a simple deduction

those extensions came from the game name (the ns part) and looking at the size

.nsi so like i for Image(?)

most likely image/texture pack files like

.png

.pvr.ccz

.nsj j for js as in javascript or JSON(?)

the other most likely script to run the assets like

.toml

.plist

.xml

or something like that

for these files, judging by the size, maybe it's a sliced-up version of the original file

so it's like an original or made-up file extension

and I don't know how to access them

other things I could do probably debug the .apk and see how it treats those assets

there is also .exe version so I could try the same

but my android studio/visual studio is not in a good mood for some weird reasons, too much weird errors

so is there a thing I could do with the file to make it accessible?

I attach some files if anyone interested
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tipu2185:
I need to create a shortcut to a .htm file so that it opens with resco explorer's viewer. So what should i write in .lnk file.

Are there any parameters to Include? I dont know what parameters to include in shortcut file.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nir36:
This is not the section for questions.

there is a Questions & Answers section in the forum, please use it.

thank you
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tipu2185:
I dont think there is any official help for this, as i have searched. So some developer would know how to use parameters and what are they.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Reserved
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Tracker31:
Thanks for sharing this with us :)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Tracker31:
Is it possible to change threshold around 41 Celsius? 55 Celsius is quite hard temp for me, but 39 is to low. I think best for me will be around 41 ~ 42. Thanks for reply
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Sasaiber:
Too bad there is no mod that limits the CPU temperature to 26 degrees Celsius 🥹
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
There actually is. Open up the phone, remove the "heatsink" from the SOC, and add liquid nitrogen to keep the CPU under 30c degrees.

What device has a CPU temperature lower than 30 Celsius degrees? That doesn't even happen in idle mode, and especially not with passively cooled CPU/GPUs
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Beefheart:
I've regularly seen my SOC sit between 27c and 30c when idle.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Sasaiber:
I have the temperature of the battery itself 27-35 in normal use on lte. Samsung s22 ultra Stays at 25 degrees(((

The hot battery issue was back in the Pixel 6 Pro. In summer, at 27 - 45 degrees when using social networks.

Pixel 7 pro is now - 31 degrees battery at 11 degrees room temperature .

I already have a custom kernel - does not help
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Of course, it depends on the ambient temperature a lot. Don't take it literally, but you know what I meant.

As soon as you touch your phone it will start spiking way above 40c and under some load instantly 50c+.

Tensor G2's default TjMax is 100c. YES, 100c.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Paz9:
Thank you for this, makes things much more bearable. Stock thermal throttling is really bad.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Beefheart:
So it does happen in idle then.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Tracker31:
cant wait for pixel 8 pro with tensor G3 zuma manufactured in 3nm process :D
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Indeed. I'm not a fan of the "heat", but I would rather bear with the heat on the surface of the phone than have a completely crippled phone when it hits the throttling threshold. As I mentioned, the apps I use are completely useless when that happens.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Tracker31:
yes dropping frames when using android auto and want to record something is really annoying because phone get 40C while using android auto and you can miss good video while driving
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] shubham7171:
I'm really interested in knowing how you use the MotionCam on Pixel 7 Pro. i tried it and edited the footage with the app itself and it turned out to be super noisy. Any tutorial would be awesome😄👍.

Also, do you know if it's possible for Pixel 7 Pro to get DC Dimming?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] cowffee:
This is unfortunately not compatible with TD1A.220804.031 - causes phone to hang on G with progress bar
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Aphex13:
It seems a little counter intuitive, but my phone stays cooler in standby with this mod. I believe it is because it no longer throttles during longer tasks in the background, like photo or DropBox syncs. Of course it also heats up more while gaming, but the performance also doesn't degrade. Thanks for this OP!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] woundman:
@JohnTheFarm3r Does this mod work with the latest March update? Thank you!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
You can test it and let us know.

I'm not on STOCK ROM. Also, I doubt Google did a big change when it comes to thermal configuration, so it should work.

Since it's a magisk module, it's easy to test, if it doesn't work, it can be removed.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] woundman:
Confirmed working with March update. Thank you.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Juuuuune:
Is there any Pixel6Pro? I need it very much, thank you
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
I don't own the Pixel 6 Pro.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Mahbubur Rahman Siam:
Here is the stock thermal file for pixel 6 pro . Can you make a magisk module similar to yours. The stock thermal throttling on pixel 6 pro is making any game unplayable.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
https://xdaforums.com/t/mod-thermal-throttling-modifier-pixel-6-pro.4573745/
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Mahbubur Rahman Siam:
Thank you sir
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Test it...Since I don't own the device, I can't guarantee that it works. Please report back to the Pixel 6's Pro thread, here:

https://xdaforums.com/t/test-mod-thermal-throttling-modifier-pixel-6-pro.4573745/
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Samuel Holland:
Where I live it's hot and most humid place in US. Anyway haven't had any issues until the last couple days, while gaming playing Diablo outside midday, my phone just shut down. No warning, no indicator of it about to shut down; at final boss, then "shutting down". Anyway just thought I'd mention, I wish I could undervolt like on 9 pro. Do y'all think your tensor mod would help, or anyone know of undervolt, etc mods? Thank you for sharing this mod though, because it has been great since you released it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] smorpaket:
There's no undervolting, but how hot is hot? There's definitely times when it WILL shut down to protect the hardware.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] nate0:
This will kill your battery faster than the SoC or board components camera sensor ICs etc. Lithium chemistries unless they are using graphene related catalysts or other elements found to sustain above 60C operating Temps all cap out at 50C. Anything above that with continual discharge and recharge will cut the life of any cell of the latter chemistries in half.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
How did you figure that out? Did you by any chance read what I wrote about it? lmao

And battery temps are not reaching 50c while using the phone for MY intended purpose.

Even while "gaming" the battery was sitting at max 44-5c mostly.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] nate0:
It is common sense.

Just because the thermristor on the bms does not read that level does not mean a corner of the cell is not over 50C. The SoC is meant to run below 50C for many reason, throttling is just one of the barriers in place.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] nate0:
You can delete my posts if you want. I know you know this can harm the battery. I am only stating the obvious since the mobile phone industry continual choses to run the archaic lithium chemistry that they always have the limit is 45-50C. There is just no way around that and people will scream if they have to pay 2000 for a cell phone.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] nate0:
Here is a cool fact... LG is one of the few makers that kept up with MIL-STD-810G compliant internal hw. Samsung did too up until they stopped making their Active series...Anyways you could run every component sandwiched between the glass of an LG that was compliant up to 50C if you want including the battery, and since those extremes are met in that standard you can operate it safely in that range for as long as you want. Most of the time that is the safe peak and you can go higher. I leave my G8x in my car in Arizona all the time...if it reaches 60C it shuts the entire phone off and I just power it back on later... most other phones would not power back on or would be so heavily degraded due arriving at 60C across the entire form factor for even 5minutes.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Samuel Holland:
Well it looks like I'm gonna have to disable the thermal mod because it has been fine up to now, and it's fine as long as I'm not outside even while charging but the phone gets too hot while playing Diablo immortal outside on max setting. Here is a screenshot about five minutes after I rebooted from a shutdown and judging by reading these posts, only my windows computer is supposed to be hitting these temps. Honestly the phone hasn't really felt too hot but tonight I know it got pretty hot. Really cool mod though and has been beautiful until the last week or two where I live. Thanks everyone. Edit- after going over everything, I'm not going to disable yet, the phone has been running way too smooth, etc,and after looking over everything, I believe I'll wait, and break out my 9 Pro for the little gaming that I do.View attachment 5917657
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
So, the results you're getting are expected behavior if you're using your device in a "high" ambient temperature or outside in the sun.

As I mentioned in the thread, for anyone who plans to game or use this device in higher ambient temps, it's recommended to use it with a peltier cooler to cool the surface of the device down and to keep the battery "cool" as much as possible.

It's pure physics. Higher ambient temps + increased thermal threshold = higher temps overall on the "long" run.

There is no way to go around this without either sacrificing the stability/performance in the long run or using an active cooling like a peltier.

Now I'm not sure how much workload are you putting on your phone or what games you play, but maybe experimenting with the thresholds could help YOUR specific case. For example, maybe you don't need the FULL performance of the device, so we could reduce the threshold and the device will start to throttle earlier than it does with my initial MOD. This might be enough for your device to still handle the stuff you're doing without the performance/stability being affected and will eventually lower the overall temps since it will throttle earlier.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Samuel Holland:
I usually don't game much, and even when I have everything has been perfect until a couple weeks ago when where I live the humidity and heat have been extremely high and soon to be higher. My device has only experienced the shutdown issue in the last couple weeks playing Diablo immortal Max settings. If I'm inside, no problem. It usually happens with a bunch going on in-game and heavy load. Thank you,
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Yes, the shutdown is "normal" considering the previous points I made regarding how it behaves under high ambient temperature. It just probably hit the LAST threshold that resulted in a device shutdown to protect it from going even further and eventually causing any damage. I didn't change the threshold at which the device shuts down and I never will for safety reasons.

If you want, I can make a small change on the thermal configuration and you can see under "similar" conditions if your game works fine and if the device shuts down. Let me know if you want to test and I'll make a change.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Samuel Holland:
I'd be happy to test anytime. Thank you sincerely for helping to make our device the best.🥇🥇🥇
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Remove the old one, restart, and flash this one.

I reduced the threshold by (+ 2 levels added). The first level on Virtual-SKIN is 46.5 (was 55).

Try it for a few days, eventually under high ambient temps like you had before to see if it's gonna shut down or cause any significant difference while playing the games you play.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Samuel Holland:
Thank you, by the way, I just played for quite a while, and although I believe it throttled a couple of times, it never shut down. Thank you, I'm gonna test again once I have better network setup since I'm at work right now. I must of played five or six times what I played the other day with no shut down. Edit5/28 I haven't had a single issue except I notice the screen reducing the brightness now if I'm in direct sunlight. I haven't had any shutdowns. Thanks
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Samuel Holland:
The only issue I'm seeing now is the screen will want to stay dark, especially when I'm outside, I find myself putting the brightness to max, but I didn't remember having to do that before. Just wanted to mention to see what you thought. Thank you sincerely, I haven't ever seen a shutdown since I swapped.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
That's not module related, the module doesn't touch anything display related.

That's a native behavior when the display reaches an XY temperature it lowers the brightness. It happens usually to me when I'm playing more demanding games "longer".
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Samuel Holland:
Thank you
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] NippleSauce:
I just asked this on the "Cool down your Tensor" mod thread, but would you be able to make a few different versions of this mod that lower the overall clock speed in order to cause less heat-related battery drain?

i imagine that you would just have to use more strict values on your thermal throttling configuration. I never play games on my phone and so I do not know if I would want the early stages of thermal throttling to be disabled.... I just want my phone to generate less heat so that the battery doesn't die as quickly...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Samuel Holland:
Hi, I tested using the original mod again, and my screen doesn't get dim as a consequence which is beautiful in my opinion. Just thought I'd share and thank you sincerely.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Because the original mod has a higher threshold and doesn't throttle as early. Remove the mods completely, and test it on stock, and you'll see what happens. So, as I said, that's a native behavior of the display when it heats up. The difference is just with the mods that either throttle earlier or later.

But nothing is changed on the display with these mods. It's the thermal throttling that reduced the display brightness to reduce the heat as well and prevent a "burn-out".
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Samuel Holland:
Yes sir, thank you, honestly with original mod, the device is about perfect to me; I know heat is the enemy but it sure makes this device come alive. The device stays nice and snappy even after short gaming sessions. Thank you sincerely. Edit- I noticed a notification saying screen dimmed etc,( but the screen didn't dim).
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Juuuuune:
Great mod, can you fix the problem that the charging speed is limited when the temperature is high? I found that when the ambient temperature rises to about 40°, the charging speed of pixel7pro will drop sharply.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
No, it's not something that needs "fixing", It's not broken. It's a natural behavior of the charging throttling that is preventing your battery from cooking up when the heat rises during charging. I'm not modifying those values as they could be potentially even dangerous.

Feel free to experiment yourself or ask someone else, I'm not messing with charging stuff.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] ziddey:
🙃 But you have though... At least for qi charging:

{
"Name":"VIRTUAL-SKIN-CHARGE",
"Type":"UNKNOWN",
"VirtualSensor":true,
"TriggerSensor":"quiet_therm",
"Formula":"WEIGHTED_AVG",
"Combination":["qi_therm","quiet_therm"],
"Coefficient":[0.35, 0.65],
"Offset":-650,
"HotThreshold":["NAN", "NAN", "NAN", "NAN","NAN", "NAN", 55.0],
"HotHysteresis":[0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.9],
"Multiplier":0.001,
"PollingDelay":300000,
"PassiveDelay":7000,
"PIDInfo": {
"K_Po":["NAN", "NAN", 800, "NAN", "NAN", "NAN", "NAN"],
"K_Pu":["NAN", "NAN", 800, "NAN", "NAN", "NAN", "NAN"],
"K_I":["NAN", "NAN", 5, "NAN", "NAN", "NAN", "NAN"],
"K_D":["NAN", "NAN", 0, "NAN", "NAN", "NAN", "NAN"],
"I_Max":["NAN", "NAN", 800, "NAN", "NAN", "NAN", "NAN"],
"S_Power":["NAN", "NAN", 3600, "NAN", "NAN", "NAN", "NAN"],
"MinAllocPower":["NAN", "NAN", 300, "NAN", "NAN", "NAN", "NAN"],
"MaxAllocPower":["NAN", "NAN", 6000, "NAN", "NAN", "NAN", "NAN"],
"I_Cutoff":["NAN", "NAN", 2, "NAN", "NAN", "NAN", "NAN"]
},
"ExcludedPowerInfo": [
{
"PowerRail": "PARTIAL_SYSTEM_POWER",
"PowerWeight": [0.5, 0.5, 0.8, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0]
}
],
"BindedCdevInfo": [
{
"CdevRequest": "chg_mdis",
"CdevWeightForPID": [1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1],
"MaxReleaseStep": 1,
"MaxThrottleStep": 1,
"CdevCeiling": [0, 4, 7, 8, 9, 9, 9],
"LimitInfo": [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 9, 9]
}
]
},

This allows full speed qi charging up until 55c for the weighted average of qi and quiet therm. I've applied a similar modification for the pixel7 and can confirm it works.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Qi charging is fine. Cable charging is "dangerous". Constantly on the cable vs wireless charging.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] LK24:
It works with A14 beta 4?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jhjhjhjhjhjh:
yes working perfectly on android beta 14.1 007
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jhjhjhjhjhjh:
i was looking for something like this. thanks o.p

my cpu frequencies stay consistent now and performance gained. my usage for my highest frequencies on little and big cores hover over around 92% now , before this mod my highest cores would hover around 42%..😉View attachment 5972951View attachment 5972953
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] kenchanfr:
Thanks for the advanced sharing
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Juuuuune:
Hey bro, as you know, pixel8pro is released, I want to know if you will make the same module for 8Pro or announce its technical principle?(Translate from Google)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] 0V3Rlord:
I tested your mod on Pixel 7 Pro with stable Android 14. Unfortunately, when it reaches 50-51 degrees, the smartphone turns off and when I turn it on, I see a message about the device overheating due to which my smartphone was turned off. I would like to see a mod for Android 14 that would work properly
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
What makes you think it's not working "properly"?

The throttling is basically "removed", and it's mentioned in the description that IF you're gonna GAME or do something heavy that will cook your device, it's recommended to use a peltier cooler.

There is no "free" performance and no throttling at the same time.

If this mod is causing you thermal shutdown, don't use it, it's not meant for you, otherwise, use it with a peltier cooler and problem solved.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] 0V3Rlord:
Ok now i understood it, if i'll install 0.1b mod from this thread it will give me temperature cap at 46.5 without getting 50c? Or I'm wrong
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] vagenrider:
@JohnTheFarm3r man I got the pixel 7 pro weeks ago and I've been looking everywhere for this mod. I'm Greek but I live in the Philippines and just think that the lowest temperature we have here is 25 degrees! you heard me right 25...(rarely 24)

I always charge wirelessly (before i have mi 11 ultra with the wireless 55w freaking hot charging) so in this device I decided to use the first wireless generation (10w) and when it reached 39 it cut the charging speed in the middle! (5w) with the result of an endless wait. now, finally charges at full speed until the end. I will also try this application because I also do a lot of video recording!

thanks a lot for your effort!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Glad it works for your use.

Although, when it comes to charging, be careful. There is a reason why the default thermal throttling behavior is limiting the charging current.

If you live in places where the ambient temperature is very high, I advise you to use some sort of "cooling" for your device while charging or doing something heavy on it.

I personally don't care about how long will the battery last for me as it's only ONE of the multiple devices I have and I can replace it easily at any time. But some of the users don't really understand the cons of running their devices "constantly" under high temperatures so just a fair warning. :)