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[Samsung Galaxy S23] zwenchao_1989:
Topic
[Samsung Galaxy S23] zwenchao_1989:
I can help
[Samsung Galaxy S23] Ramme:
more infos????
[Samsung Galaxy S23] zwenchao_1989:
【极光ROM】-【三星S23高通全系列 Q8Gen2(国行/港版/台版/韩版/欧版) S91XX】-【V1.0 Android-T-WBE】 - 欧罗拉数码

● 支持机型：● S23系列国/港/台版(S9110/60/80)● S23系列韩版(S911N/6N/8N)● S23系列欧版(S911B/6B/8B)● 写在前面：1、刷机以后可能出现的问题...

www.aurorarom.cn
[Samsung Galaxy S23] Ramme:
Is this a full rom or a magisk rom?

Is there autoupdate in the Rom or do you always have to reflash after an update?

Does anyone have this Rom on the device and can post a video of it? Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S23] cashmonkey:
Thank you!! I will install and will report back. Will ther be officiall xda thread about it?
[Samsung Galaxy S23] zwenchao_1989:
Don't have autoupdate
[Samsung Galaxy S23] zwenchao_1989:
Don't have
[Samsung Galaxy S23] cashmonkey:
Hello - Is there another way to download besides going to Wechat to gain the password? Same for the quark location to access the other files I am not able to?

Is there a way I can PM someone here to gain it?

It is difficult to gain access to ROM since I am not able to register to Wechat.

Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy S23] T3HUMK:
Does anyone know the password to Aurorarom rom I can't setup wechat : (
[Samsung Galaxy S23] Mr. Hase:
Need Password :)
[Asus Zenfone 5 (2018, ZE620KL) Questions & Answers] Stephco03:
Resolved,

Sorry for inconvenience
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Alpha_Geek1:
I am going through this: https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-13-op7pro-crdroid-v9-2-12-03-2023.4511589/

I have installed the stock OOS, but when instructed to use the crDroid 9.2 recovery, I am wanting to replace this with TWRP. Do I need to go through the ADB sideload process and setup crDroid 9.2 and then go back and boot the TWRP image from fastboot? At this point, I am not able to boot the TWRP image via fastboot boot twrp[version 3.7 something here).img. The image loads and the command completes, but the phone gets stock on the OnePlus fastboot splash logo.

My experience with Resurrection Remix is that I always had to flash TWRP from within TWRP immediately after flashing the ROM or I would be unable later boot the TWRP boot image from fastboot. I really don't yet know the technical details of the relationship between the system/ROM and being able to boot the TWRP boot image. Either way, TWRP is too useful to not have, so using crDroid without TWRP is a non-starter for me.

Once I get TWRP recovery on here, can I install crDroid.zip from TWRP, or does it always need to be ADB sideloaded?

Thank you!
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] xXxPiKaChArUxXx:
have u managed to install TWRP?

im in the same with pixel experience. i want TWRP to be my recovery but the image used gets me the oneplus logo had o flash the pixel experience recovery again.
[Android Head-Units] niggaz_nature:
Can someone tell me what this element is and I can try to replace it. It is apparently burnt and the circuit board gives a short. As a last resort I will order a whole new board from here

https://vi.aliexpress.com/item/1005003761661111.html?spm=a2g0o.cart.0.0.7ae938daumFKWu&mp=1&gatewayAdapt=glo2vnm
[Android Head-Units] rigattoni:
You have the link to the unit and the seller...

Well... why not asking him?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mortmaru:
I am currently running Xiaomi Eu version 13.0.9 stable with twrp 3.6.2_12-pocof3_v6.3_a12.

I have issues with this build and I noticed lots of reports with latest Xiaomi EU updates having many bugs so don't really want to update.

Can I switch without data loss to official Miui? (my bank is annoying dont want to go through hassle of phoning them to re setup)

thanks in advance
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
Only if you flash the same version or higher.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jefffrom:
I just ran the latest weekly and it works like a charm , your twrp should be 3.7 skkkk and you can install miui 14 recovery global through twrp but I would suggest a format and not a dirty flash since your going from a china rom to a global have funnnn!
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
There are 2 TWRP(SKK):

1/twrp-3.7.0_12-v7.2_A12-alioth

2/twrp-3.7.0_12-v7.2_A13-alioth

His system is currently in A12, he can continue with version 3.6.2 12 or update it to 3.7.A12 and flash an A13 recovery rom.

Or use Miflash *** and lock the bootloader, which will avoid rooting + magisk to have the playstore certified.

***Erases your data and only if not K40.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mortmaru:
Poco F3 is the phone I have.

Could you please post the links for the files i require and a guide (I prefer to not have any data loss and which ver miui do people suggest I will go with or latest one)

Xiaomi eu one has too many bugs and i noticed has issues with signal dropping.

thank you.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
1/Remove lock screen security and reboot

2/Update the TWRP twrp-3.7.0_12-v7.2_A12-alioth-skkk.img

Installation:

Phone in fastboot mode

Command:

fastboot boot twrp.img

powershell

./fastboot boot twrp.img

then in Twrp go to Advanced -> flash current TWRP

3/Download the ZIP

Xiaomi Firmware Updater

The ultimate script that provides firmware packages for Xiaomi devices.

xiaomifirmwareupdater.com

Put it in internal storage

4/Twrp/install sever the zip

5/Twrp/Wipe/advanced Wipe/select Dalvik/art cache only

6/Twrp/reboot/System
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] rashazad:
I believe that you will loose your data unless if the same ROM with similar version number is installed.

Xiaomi eu ROM does not have any deep problem. I'm on one of the latest DEV releases for sometime.

It is rooted by magisk 25.2 and recovery is TWRP skkk v. 3.7

Here are links to posts for recovery and ROM (official, not eu).

Recovery:

https://xdaforums.com/t/recovery-13-12-twrp-orangefox.4545013/

ROM:

https://xdaforums.com/t/miui-updates-tracker-poco-f3-mi-11x-redmi-k40-alioth.4263137/
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mortmaru:
thanks for that.

can twrp be updated within itself?

The recovery rom miui do not lock bootloader and install miui recovery i take it?

I was planning to install version below which twrp does this one require out of the 2 you mentioned

V14.0.4.0.TKHMIXM​
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
Like you want.

Won't re-lock and you will need to install TWRP A13 after flash.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Nemix77:
I'd reckon you try a fresh install on Xiaomi.EU's latest rom first before flashing to the Global version.

Most bugs and glitches are fixed with a fresh install of Xiaomi.EU.

By fresh install I mean use XiaoMiFlash (Fastboot) to the latest official China stable rom (14.0.5.0), then wipe all via TWRP and then Fastboot flash the latest Xiaomi.EU rom (14.0.5.0).

For me; Global rom is too bloat, has too many features missing and less smooth versus Xiaomi.EU's rom.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
Not much use since for a first installation you must format the data with the Twrp or use the first install.bat script included in the folder extracted from the zip.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Nemix77:
Right, my bad. Clean install is the way to go though, Devs at Xiaomi.EU always recommended this to me versus dirty flash.

I clean flash with every major update, except from 12 to 12.5 (no Android change) with Xiaomi.EU's roms.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
Yep, for the change of Miui or Android version, it is preferable to do a clean flash or mandatory in the event of a downgrade (weekly to stable).
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] miltonsaha9200:
Hey There. Recently I've got a LG V60, Model Number: L-51A which is "Docomo 5G" carrier. Can anyone help me to unlock this bootloader or any patches via I can enable dual sim on the device(if possible).

MOST IMPORTANTLY any KDZ file via which i can flash and get back to Stock in case of Hard or Soft Bricks!

Thanks Guys!
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] rifay78:
This mobile hardware didn't support dual sim .
[Google Pixel 6] Xeust:
Hi! I was on the February update and was trying to update to the March update using the factory images.

While updating I was faced with sparse file too big or invalid error. Then my device was stuck at bootloader. After that, I proceeded to stupidly change my active partition from b to a. Now my device won't boot at all. Is there any way I can recover from this? Or is there a chance at all?
[Google Pixel 6] TheMystic:
Boot to fastboot mode and install TWRP or any custom recovery on both slots.

Now reboot to recovery and change the active partition.
[Google Pixel 6] V0latyle:
What happens when you turn your device on? Are you able to boot to bootloader? Does the screen turn on at all?

If the file size was wrong, you were probably using the wrong file...although there's been issues with the latest Platform Tools, and bad USB cables can cause problems too.

TWRP isn't really relevant to A/B devices unless installing a custom ROM. If he's able to get into bootloader, TWRP isn't going to be any more help than reflashing the factory image.
[Google Pixel 6] TheMystic:
In case of a bootloop, one can boot into recovery if it is installed on both slots. And from there the active partition can be changed, and this is possible only using custom recovery.

This is my understanding. I could be wrong because it's been a while since I got away from all these stuff, which are also becoming increasingly complex for no proportionate returns.
[Google Pixel 6] V0latyle:
The problem is, the recovery kernel is packaged into the boot image alongside ramdisk and the system kernel. Most A/B devices like Pixels do not have a recovery partition. TWRP does not support the compression that's used for the stock recovery as packaged, and if you flash the TWRP image to /boot, it overwrites everything else - meaning that your system will only boot to TWRP, because that's the only thing in /boot.

You could potentially live boot TWRP since this doesn't flash the boot partition, but again this is generally unnecessary and won't be of much help when you can simply reflash the original boot image
[Google Pixel 6] TheMystic:
Are all these done to enhance security or discourage custom mods? Or both?

For a short time when I had rooted my OnePlus 8T, I would flash TWRP on the inactive slot. That's because Oxygen OS would replace any custom recovery with its own recovery during boot, so this allowed me to boot into the inactive slot (which now has TWRP) and then run commands from there, so I don't have to use a PC each time.
[Google Pixel 6] V0latyle:
Neither. It's just compression to reduce the amount of space the recovery kernel takes up in the boot image. If TWRP supported this compression we could potentially replace the stock recovery with TWRP. But, there isn't really much need to do this; most custom ROMs for the Pixel series just flash everything via web ADB.

That's not the case here. The boot slot cannot be changed without booting into TWRP. You could potentially install TWRP to boot_b, then set slot B as active; upon the next boot, the device will load TWRP. You could then do whatever you need to in TWRP, then set slot A as active, but you'd have no way of getting back to TWRP.
[Google Pixel 6] Lughnasadh:
The likely reason this occurred is because you used Platform Tools 34+. These 34 versions can't boot into fastbootd. For now you should be using Platform Tools 33.0.3.

You can't just switch slots and boot up the slot you switched to. You can only boot into the slot where the last firmware was flashed to. Therefore, when you changed your slot from b to a, you would have to flash the firmware onto slot a before it would boot into that slot.

If you can still get into the bootloader/fastboot mode, try flashing the factory image or using Android Flash Tool.
[Google Pixel 6] Xeust:
For now its not booting at all. My pc can still detect it for a moment while I'm holding the power button but its not booting into bootloader so I can't do anything at the moment afaik.

Nope. Nothing and as I mentioned above, my pc only detects it while I hold the power button. Aside from that, its only a black screen.

Is there any way to flash the firmware or change the partition through other means that does not require bootloader/fastboot?
[Google Pixel 6] V0latyle:
Ah. It sounds like the bootloader can't start, so the device is probably in QUSB mode. Unfortunately your only recourse is to have it repaired, as the files and tools you'd need to fix this are not publicly available. While it's possible to find the software (QPST/QFIL) you won't be able to find the necessary binary images to reflash your device.
[Google Pixel 6] Lughnasadh:
There have been several people who have ended up like you after using Platform Tools 34+. None have been able to recover that I know of. The issue is known to Google (they are working on a fix). Can you confirm you were indeed using Platform Tools 34.0.0 or 34.0.1?
[Google Pixel 6] Xeust:
Yes it was the 34.0.1

If there's nothing I can do on my own, is it still possible to get it repaired? Or my only option is to send it back to google?
[Google Pixel 6] V0latyle:
If you're still under warranty, try to get repair that way. Warranty or no warranty, Google will probably refer you to a repair center like uBreakiFix.
[Google Pixel 6] Xeust:
Unfortunately not under warranty anymore. And its hard to reach google. or ubreakifix from my country :/

Thank you everyone. I conclude that my chances are pretty slim so I guess I'll consider getting a new phone.
[Google Pixel 6] Lughnasadh:
If you do end up contacting Google, you can refer them to this issue. Frankly it's there fault. They know their current Platform Tools are borked and yet still leave them up on the site for people to download and use.

Anyway, I wish you luck.
[Google Pixel 6] Badger50:
For those of you having the Platform Tools 34+ bug, as I did because I'm old and stupid at times, you may want to go thank this guy since using the 33.0.3 version of the PLatform Tools

did the trick for me.(y)(y)
[Google Pixel 6] Jaitsu:
Wait, hold up. TWRP? On the Pixel 6? That exists?

(edit: nevermind, think I misread)
[Google Pixel 6] gazdajezda:
Deleted, since it's not for here.
[Google Pixel 6] Dragon Kumera:
That What I want to know!
[A3000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidasis:
Hello everyone,

I received an old Lenovo tablet from a friend.

There are two problems: firstly, I don't know exactly what model it is because there is no serial number or model series printed anywhere. I even opened it up, but still couldn't find any identification, except for a label on the motherboard that says it's for the A3100 model. However, when I look at the specifications for the A3000 model series, it doesn't quite match up. This tablet seems to have some hardware limitations, as it doesn't have a rear camera or a bottom speaker or no SIM cardport. Secondly, the system won't boot and it takes me to Android System Recovery 3e. I've tried everything, but nothing seems to work. I downloaded Lenovo Rescue and Smart Assistant, but it requires the exact model name of the tablet in order to download the correct ROM and flash it. I'm attaching a photo of the tablet.

Could you please advise? Thank you in advance.

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[A3000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidasis:
does anyone know?
[General Questions and Answers] Rafetcarlak:
Hello, I have an Asus MeMO Pad HD7 k00u tablet. No one modded lineageos for this tablet. But the me173x model of the same tablet has a lineageos mode, I installed this lineageos on my k00u tablet, it worked except wifi and Bluetooth. Can I change it to work wifi and bluetooth on my own tablet?
[General Questions and Answers] DanielMode:
wrong thread
[Introductions] Tony1962:
Hello everyone and thank you for the inclusion in this fantastic world. I have been following your forum for some time, tinkering with the first roms at the time of the first mobile phones. Now I have returned because I have a tablet that I have to revive. Then there are many topics that I am passionate about.

-edit by SyCoREAPER. Translated with Bing AI.
[Off-topic] TheMystic:
When evaluating a project or an investment, one must not look at the benefits in isolation. Benefits must always be viewed and evaluated against the costs associated with it. And then decision must be taken based on INCREMENTAL benefits, i.e. whether the gains from the project/ investment are worth the time, efforts and resources that go into it.

Android has evolved over the years, and many of the root-only features from earlier are now possible without root. And today with all the security and other changes, rooting is not only increasingly complicated, the benefits from it are also increasingly diminishing.

There are too many things to be flashed today to get something done. Many of the developers are unknown and users also tend to overlook/ ignore the risks if their limited requirements are getting fulfilled.

And top of everything, there is also the risk of bricking the device.

Given the amount of time that one needs to spend in researching about stuff online, finding the right files, taking the risks of flashing those without regard to potential consequences, dealing with bugs, etc.:

1. Are these worth the time and efforts?

2. Can this time and effort be rather invested in money generating activities that would provide a better solution and also be sustainable for the long term?

An example would be instead of buying a OnePlus Nord/ Redmi phone and finding ways to convert it into a Pixel, why not spend the same time and effort towards earning some money and buy an actual Pixel!

Just a food for thought.
[Off-topic] karandpr:
It's supposed to be a hobby and not a job.

It's something people should do in spare time for fun.

My current phones are not rooted since many apps I use need SafetyNet.

My rooted phones are 4+ years old(Redmi/Nokia)

I have used both phones for 2+ years non-rooted. Once I moved on to newer phones, changed the batteries and rooted them

I use them for creative purposes like webcam or file host or some other stuff.

A lot of people actually get older phones for easier rooting.

Rooting makes things sustainable in long term.

I won't be able to do with my current phone which is a bummer.

Google has made it insanely hard to mod so it's not really fun anymore.

2-3 years down the line people will move on to something else.

As far as pixels are concerned, where I live, the software is excellent, the hardware Quality Control is terrible & the support is non-existent. It's a gamble to buy a pixel.
[Off-topic] TheMystic:
I wish this was true.

Smartphones have unfortunately taken over people's lives, and instead of being a mere tool to get something done, they have become a place where people live their lives!

Smartphones and the services available on them are pushing people into a virtual world, which is fake and far from reality. This will eventually destroy them.
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] teji007:
I am using Galaxy Wearable with Galaxy Plugin for Samsung Galaxy watch classic.

After MIUI 14 update its not keeping Bluetooth connectivity properly, its getting disconnected after few seconds.

I have uninstalled whole software and reconnected watch but issue still exists.

Help!
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] nathanstanley:
Have you tried Factory Resetting the watch?
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] ccclcccv:
Same problem, but on Note 10 Pro. Watch just randomly disconnects, bluetooth connection needs to be manually started again. Tried reinstalling apps, restarting watch, a2dp, turning off miui optimalization, and still nothing.

Everything was working fine on android 12. Now the lifetime of my active2 watch is down from 3 days, to maybe 1,5 days.

Anybody has any ideas? I am considering downgrading to android 12, cause it's so bad.

Thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] teji007:
Yeah I am also considering downgrading it to Android 12
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] ccclcccv:
I performed a phone factory reset and everything started working again. Lost all my data, but watch works fine now. So yeah, great update.
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] teji007:
Bro I followed youe steps, but I am still facing same issue. Even after factory reset galaxy warch is still not connecting and getting interrupted connection.
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] AUTO.DISCREET:
SOLVED: enable auto start from app manage for both:

1-galaxy watch plugin

2-galaxy wearable
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] Yashikvohra:
It is not allowing to enable autostart for galaxy wearable app in apps in redmi 11i…it worked for s plugin app though.Please help?
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] cartonneexpress:
This!

A thousand times this! Everyone needs to try this before trying anything else!

Fixed it for me in literally seconds.

Every ass says to factory reset, blah, and delete caches, reinstall, install old versions blah... did all that multiple times, costing me so much time to always set everything up again... yet the solution was so simple all along.
[Huawei Mate 40 Pro Questions & Answers] cremene:
Hello.

I have a question, could I downgrade a Mate 40 pro phone to stock firmware and where could I find stock rom.
[Huawei Mate 40 Pro Questions & Answers] Zbyshko78:
Hello,

Visit this website and follow the instructions (very important to match the phone region specs.).

link: https://github.com/ProfessorJTJ/HISuite-Proxy/wiki/Complete-Guide-V2.0
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] tonydiepyyz:
Am creating this meta-thread for Android 13 Samsung Note 10+ Snapdragon ROMs. Will update as I find them.

Know any?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Please read the Forum Rules:

Did you check this section? At first glance I see eight Android 13 ROMs.

If you're asking specifically about Snapdragon devices, unlocking the bootloader is generally not possible on Samsung devices with Qualcomm chipsets, so custom ROMs are moot.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] tonydiepyyz:
Yes I did what you suggested.

I created this thread precisely because I checked everything in this forum and it wasn't clear from the posts if there were any Android 13 ROMS for Snapdragon Note 10s.

I checked the 8 you referred to. They are either explicitly Exynos or worse yet, they don't specify if they are Exynos or Snapdragon.

This thread was started after all that work was done so that other Snapdragon Note 10 users don't have to go through every post in this forum like I did.
[Linux] Avisadius:
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[Linux] HipKat:
Which theme are you using for your shell? I love the gradient on the bottom image
[Linux] Avisadius:
well

I am using stock Ubuntu (Yaru Olive Dark)

View attachment 5870091about the bottom terminal, you can get that using lolcat, try this

if you haven't installed neofetch/screenfetch or something like that

for neofetch

sudo apt install neofetch -y

for screenfetch

sudo apt install screenfetch -y

then install lolcat

sudo apt install lolcat -y

then use that after neofetch or screenfetch command

neofetch | lolcat or screenfetch | lolcat

i my case, i do using neofetch

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[Linux] Avisadius:
Ubuntu Budgie 😋View attachment 5883625
[Linux] Avisadius:
Ubuntu Budgie Lunar LobsterView attachment 5889947
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dam1aan:
Why it shows me that the installation is succes when i install an apk , and i have no app on my watch ( amazfit stratos 3 )View attachment 5869327

I installed many more and i can t see any app , can u help ?
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nathanstanley:
I think it is because you are in your downloads file so it may have installed there try come out of there by typing “cd /“ and then trying again and first try exit the and shell

Hope it works
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stephentech:
I agree ☝️
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dam1aan:
View attachment 5869553

I dont know if I did it good ,but can u help me on discord or smth

?
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nathanstanley:
Hi, is the apk from your watch or your computer