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[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] zlandry:
comment montrer oem sur samsung galaxy s21 5g

modèle : SM-G991U, toutes les méthodes que j'ai trouvé ne fonctionnent pas, j'ai même fasher avec une rom officielle avec samfw_tool.

le fashe ne fonctionne qu'avec android 13

***Moderator Edit***

how to show oem on samsung galaxy s21 5g

model: SM-G991U, all the methods that I found do not work, I even flash with an official rom with samfw_tool.

the flash only works with android 13
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] V0latyle:
@zlandry Welcome to XDA. When you joined, you agreed to follow the rules of this forum. Please take a moment to read them now. You will notice that English is required here, per Rule 4.

As a courtesy, I have translated your post.
[General Questions and Answers] innerbeing:
Hello,

As the title says, I am unable to use Xperia Companion to do a software repair; it tells me to please try again later, but I have tried several times for days and I keep receiving the same message. I have no clue what the source of this particular problem is, but it is quite distressing. If anyone knows what I can do to solve this and be able to use Xperia Companion successfully for using software repair, it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance! View attachment 5925283
[General Questions and Answers] Oybek78:
Try EMMA you need unlocked bootloader
[General Questions and Answers] innerbeing:
I don't know what an unlock bootloader is. I just flashed for the first time out of necessity. You can't use the data whole on call on US firmware of the Sony Xperia 5 IV, so I had to flash European firmware, but I'm wanting to use Xperia Companion to do software repair so that I can receive OTA updates. I should have probably expressed my intentions earlier, I apologize. Will EMMA help with my problem? I've never used it before.
[General Questions and Answers] Oybek78:
google
[General Questions and Answers] innerbeing:
Yes, I realized that was a bit of a silly question, so I edited my post to provide a bit more clarification.
[General Questions and Answers] innerbeing:
Bump
[Google Pixel Watch] Jann F:
This is awesome!

Now we just need a way to source that craddle or design one.
[Google Pixel Watch] KineSight:
Does Rooting it break the Google Pay functionality or SafetyNet (if it has one) ?
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
I'm unsure about this so far! Both of my phones don't work with the Google Pixel Watch app (degoogled OP7P and old S8+) so I can't setup my Google account with the watch to use Google Wallet. Additionally, I can't install a SafetyNet checker without the USB cradle :( I'll get back to you if I figure something out!
[Google Pixel Watch] ClarkIV:
How did you get the file manager to show the .img file? I installed the same file manager, pushed the file via adb, but the file manager can't see any .img files. I tried renaming it to 'boot.jpg', pushed that, the file manager sees it, but then Magisk fails with unknown/unsupported image type.
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
You might need to allow the app Files and media permissions all the time, like this:

Settings > Apps & Notifications > App permissions > Files and media > AnExplorer > Allow all the time
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
I fail SafetyNet without the Universal SafetyNet Fix Magisk Module. However, I was able to install the SafetyNet Fix module with the following:

adb push safetynet-fix-v2.4.0.zip /sdcard/Download
adb shell
su
cd /sdcard/Download
magisk --install-module safetynet-fix-v2.4.0.zip

With this, I now pass SafetyNet! Still have to try Google Pay
[Google Pixel Watch] GiovanYCringe:
Cool
[Google Pixel Watch] ClarkIV:
Thanks! That was it. Now the computer just refuses to recognize it as a fastboot device. It recognizes it with the watch fully on, so I know my wiring and pins are correct.
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
Nice, good to hear! What's the output of

sudo fastboot devices

Or, if you're on Windows, an elevated terminal with

fastboot devices
[Google Pixel Watch] Tiebe:
Y'all realize that we already managed to root the watch a long time ago? https://xdaforums.com/t/pixel-watch-successfully-bootloader-unlocked.4508253/

A lot of questions are also answered there.
[Google Pixel Watch] Tiebe:
Yes, it breaks safetynet. You can install this magisk module to get it back.
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
I was not aware that it had been done already! Thanks for the info! I thought I was the first 😢
[Google Pixel Watch] Tiebe:
Sadly, no.

Another small thing: You shouldn't download the OTA zip, but the factory images. The OTA zip doesn't always have full boot image, and only a patch image (boot.img.p), which is used in the updating process for patching the current boot image to the newer version. The factory images always have a full boot image.

Other than that: great guide!
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
Ok, thanks! I updated step 6 and 8 accordingly.

Would it be an issue if someone flashed an un-updated watch with the latest boot.img? Like should I recommend flashing the appropriate version's boot.img, or updating to the latest version before flashing the latest boot.img? Thanks!
[Google Pixel Watch] Tiebe:
Always flash the boot.img of the version that you're currently on. Happy to help!
[Google Pixel Watch] Tiebe:
@breaddisease

I've also noticed that the safetynet module patched by Displax seems to work better in most cases than the original one by kdrag0n. The one by Displax is just a fork of the one by kdrag0n, with some changes.
[Google Pixel Watch] ClarkIV:
I'm on Linux and 'sudo fastboot devices' didn't list any device. I can communicate via ADB over USB so I know the cable is working. In fastboot mode, the device doesn't show up under 'lsusb' either. I have tried USB 2 and 3 ports.
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
Are you providing it power through the left pin? Maybe its required for fastboot
[Google Pixel Watch] ClarkIV:
Yes, I am powering it. Verified by the watch showing its charging when fully booted. Were you on Linux or Windows for this? If Linux what Distro?
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
I've used Manjaro (Arch) and Ubuntu before. Do you have the latest version of ADB tools? Did you allow permanent access to ADB debugging on the watch?

Also, do you have another device or computer to try with?
[Google Pixel Watch] Tiebe:
You don't need to give it power through the left pin. Make sure you have the other three pins connected. After that, check the output of `sudo dmesg -w` while connecting you device on Linux. Does that show anything?
[Google Pixel Watch] sdmatto:
Where/how were you able to secure the "special USB-C cradle" provided by the Google Team? Cost?

I would hope that the Google Team would make this available to watch app developers . . .?
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
I participated in Hardwear.io's Hardpwn hardware hacking contest in-person in Santa Clara where Google provided devices. Google is sending them to people that did research on the watches at the event, or from the Google VRP AFAIK. I have not received mine yet.

Yes definitely, I agree! I wish they sold them or made a basic cable to use.
[Google Pixel Watch] karl0ss:
any REAL benefits to rooting the watch yet? it wouldn't appear that anyone is doing anything with it?
[Google Pixel Watch] Yeedatoy:
How do you enable the OEM unlock switch? Mine is grayed out. I got no answer in the other thread. Bought the watch straight from Google
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
I believe you have to do fastboot flashing unlock over the USB pins to unlock the bootloader
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
I have not found any real use of rooting yet, but more to come soon hopefully :)
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
Well, I finally got my cradle!

Looks pretty similar to the one I used initially. It contains a small PCB that contacts four pogo pins resting in the enclosure and breaks out to a USB C female port.

It has a latching mechanism that keeps pressure on the pogo pins. Here's a quick video showing how it works:

Using it, I was able to update to the latest version and re-root. I installed the safetynet module @Tiebe recommended and was able to setup Google Wallet! I've done some updates to the guide as well. Thanks!
[Google Pixel Watch] Yeedatoy:
You could make a nice chunk of cash making a 3d printed replica. Thanks for the response btw. You would think that someone somewhere on the Internet would have mentioned the greyed out oem unlock but it's literally nowhere. I tried the cable method but couldn't keep a connection for over a second. It's way more difficult than I anticipated
[Google Pixel Watch] Dionicio3:
Hey if anyone makes their own debug cradle for sale, I'd love to pick one up. I would love to be able to easily update my rooted watch
[Google Pixel Watch] 306bobby:
I'm ordering my watch end of the week. I'll create a cradle and look into selling it
[Google Pixel Watch] Yodale1000:
Im doing a project for my university and wonder if its possible to attach a hid device to the connectors. Do you think that is possible ? im also looking for a nice solution to interact with the pins.
[Google Pixel Watch] 306bobby:
What kind of device?
[Google Pixel Watch] Xarber:
Anything new? Is there anywhere to buy the cradle from / any alternative?
[Google Pixel Watch] LouMinartey:
I'm currently working on a 3D printed cradle. I've created the USB cable (using spring loaded pogo pins), now I'm just trying to perfect the mechanism used to press those pins against the interface on the watch.

If I have any luck, I'll post back here.
[Google Pixel Watch] Yodale1000:
Im curerntly trying out some designs too. Lets keep in touch
[Google Pixel Watch] Yodale1000:
Hows your device cable looking ?
[Google Pixel Watch] LouMinartey:
@Yodale1000 Here's a few shots of the current prototype. Glue was used to secure the pogo pins in place with a separate jig

If I lower the size of the nozzle on my printer, I may be able to achieve the tolerances to print the pin plug without the glue. 5v pin cut during testing, I'll likely add a switch

I plan on adding a lever to bring the pins forward to contact the pads, but need to add a rail to both the plug and the guides it moves between first
[Google Pixel Watch] Yodale1000:
Oh this looks quite the same as mine. Is it possible to get the files for that contraption ?
[Google Pixel Watch] LouMinartey:
I'll be happy to once I'm sure the tolerances are safe enough for use, as most of the device is glass and the current version is a little tight
[Google Pixel Watch] Yodale1000:
Where do you got the pogo pins from and what diameter are they ?
[Google Pixel Watch] LouMinartey:
I bought them from ebay, unfortunately the listing has ended so I can't link to them directly - However the listing was called "100pcs P75-B1 Dia 1.0mm Cusp Spear Spring Loaded Test Probes Pogo Pins tool *NH" and the

specifications were as follows:

Model: P75-B1

Color: as picture shows

Full Stroke: approx. 2.50mm

Needle diameter: approx. 1.02mm

Shank diameter: approx. 0.74mm

Needle total length: approx. 16.54mm

Current Rating: 3A

Current Resistance: 50mΩ

Plunger: Heat Treated Beryllium Copper

Barrel: Phosphor Bronze . Gold Plated

Spring: Music Wire . Gold Plated

If it helps: https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/9021060940
[Google Pixel Watch] sivaneshashok:
Hey @LouMinartey , were you able to finish the cradle design? I'm also looking to print one of those for myself
[Google Pixel Watch] LouMinartey:
Not yet I'm afraid, I've been struggling to get the required dimensional tolerances out of my 3D printer for my original plug design. I'm waiting for some headers to arrive that may make it simpler
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
Hey all, good to see some progress being made on this! I haven't had much time to focus on making an enclosure myself. I went through making a custom PCB schematic but got stuck on finding an SMT compatible 1.27mm 1x4 pogo pin header. Cool to hear that using a cutup USB with pogo pins can work; I hadn't thought of that!
[Google Pixel Watch] LouMinartey:
Haven't had the time to finish this yet due to lack of time, but here are the source files for anyone wanting to finish it for themselves.

Solder the pogo pins based on the wiring diagram a few pages back, and glue them in order in the smaller channeled piece. Then, widen the slightly larger holder to hold it securely and you should be able to slide the plug between the two lever holders to make a connection for testing.

You'll need to paint selective supports in your 3d print slicer on the main holder, under the inner lip used to lock the watch in place before printing

Get the .f3d files here, if you need another format let me know
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
Hey all, I'm trying to re-root my Pixel Watch in preparation for this year's Hardwear.io again, but I'm having some trouble getting Magisk to select the boot image file. When I click the "Install" button in Magisk then "Select and patch a file", the watch goes to the home screen and nothing happens. If I don't have a file manager installed, Magisk says "No app found to handle this action." I'm on the latest version TWD9.240505.001.A1 and have tried using AnExplorer, AnExplorer Pro, and myWear File Explorer.

I saw this note on the myWear Play Store description. Not sure if it's related:

"The new Wear OS 4 no longer allows apps to access system files or folders, even the user giving permission. You can only access image, audio and video files."

Can anyone else reproduce this issue? You don't need to be rooted or have a cradle. Just install Magisk using wireless adb and the command

adb install .\Magisk-v27.0.apk

See if clicking "Install" then "Select and patch a file" allows you to pick a file. Thanks :)
[Google Pixel Watch] AAGaming00:
Patch using the CLI instead, I did this a while ago by figuring out how PixelFlasher does it internally.

I'm planning to make a DSU image used to reroot the watch after updates (if you have verification and also i think verity off ofc)
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
Do you mind sharing the command you used? I looked through the Magisk CLI options and didn't see an option to patch the boot image, but I probably missed it. Thanks!
[Google Pixel Watch] AAGaming00:
I don't remember it or I would send it. dig through the source of pixelflasher, iirc it's a bunch of options you pass to magiskboot
[Google Pixel Watch] malinacek:
Hello guys, is there any way to get a temporary root without opening the bootloader?
[Google Pixel Watch] AAGaming00:
I've patched the latest boot image, but everything I try to boot it just sits at the white g for a while and then reboots. no idea why. @breaddisease any clue?
[Google Pixel Watch] AAGaming00:
Update: repatched in pixelflasher and that one works!
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
Would I use this method to load a stock ROM? Long story short I got an update and then the watch now says this. No amount of factory resets have worked.
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
The method outlined above is specifically for obtaining root. Sadly, flashing the Pixel Watch 1 requires a way of interfacing with the USB pins such as a debug cradle. However, there is still some things you could try without one.

I would go into FastBoot mode by tapping on the top left and bottom right of the screen at the same time as the device is booting when the white "G" logo appears. Once in the FastBoot menu, select the Recovery Mode option. Then, once you get to the "No command" screen, hold the crown down and swipe up. Next, you could try using the "Wipe cache partition" or the factory reset one (not sure if it would do anything differently). While in the recovery mod, you can view some log files using the "View recovery logs" option.

Let me know if that makes sense and if anything helped. That really sucks that yours bricked itself from an OTA update. Google might be your best option if you don't have a cradle and haven't messed with it
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
I have printed the cradle that was posted here. Hopefully my pogo pins show up tomorrow. I may have to bite the bullet and just buy a new one unfortunately. I was hoping to get this one going again and trade it along with the coupon for the watch that was send out n score a 2.
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
Ahh ok awesome! Well in that case, you can try sideloading a stock ROM with the following steps:

1. Go into FastBoot mode by tapping on the top left and bottom right of the screen at the same time as the device is booting when the white "G" logo appears.

2. Once in the FastBoot menu, select the Recovery Mode option. Then, once you get to the "No command" screen, hold the crown down and swipe up.

3. Select the "Apply update from ADB" option

4. With the watch connected to your computer, run adb devices to ensure it is seen

5. If the watch shows up, you should be able to run adb sideload filename to sideload the stock ROM
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
Awesome! I may get impatient and improvise for the pogo pins. I'll post my progress on here and fingers crossed it goes smoothly. I have the ota and stock files downloaded, was going to attempt the ota first, unless you'd recommend the stock.
[Google Pixel Watch] breaddisease:
Side loading the OTA should be easier, so I would try that first. I should have clarified the steps above are for side loading the OTA update
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
Thoughts on using filed down sewing needles as contact pins? Is the 5v really necessary for the adb push?
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
Soldering my needles and wires now.
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
getting this
[Google Pixel Watch] AAGaming00:
you're flashing it wrong, that method is for OTAs. go into fastboot (the bootloader one, not the "enter fastboot" in recovery) and run the flash-all.bat (or sh) inside that zip
[Google Pixel Watch] AAGaming00:
working on a custom recovery that can to persist root across OTAs without requiring a cable each time https://shrimple.aagaming.me/notes/9vd4gomhh116olbu
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
The watch won't get past this screen after the most recent ota update.

Not sure how to move forward from here. Any suggestions?
[Google Pixel Watch] AAGaming00:
Oh right, your bootloader is locked. Don't use a factory image. Download the OTA (it'll have ota in the filename, not factory) press apply from adb, and sideload that
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
This was with the ota file. Unless I'm using the wrong file
[Google Pixel Watch] AAGaming00:
It says factory in the filename. the OTA says ota there
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
I'll get on the Google page with the files now that I get back from the gym n take a closer look
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
Which one of these should I try?
[Google Pixel Watch] Zanzibar:
Download your OTA files from here:

https://developers.google.com/android/ota-watch
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
That is where this screenshot is from
[Google Pixel Watch] Zanzibar:
Perfect! I am so used to my dark theme, that the white coloring caught me off guard! I'd try the latest file (July 2024).
[Google Pixel Watch] v1ru5879:
That's the first one I tried idk if my cable is jacked. I do get the windows notification that it's an unrecognized USB device, not sure if that could be the problem
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] patrickjames13:
Hey all, very new here.

My ROG Phone 5s suddenly got stuck in bootloader / fastboot mode. All the buttons (Recovery Mode, Power On) just keeps looping to the same bootloader.

I tried flashing to the WW Firmware but it still looped back, so may be I was wondering if it needed the CN Firmware.

I can't access to any data inside and I haven't tampered with anything else.

Would be glad if someone is able to help or give me a link to the CN ver. Firmware so I can try flashing into that

Image below is not mine, but I am stuck on that screen loop
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] patrickjames13:
Note : I had automatic updates on, and I think the phone was already on Android 13 (Game Genie open by swiping top right corner)

My phone model is the ZS676KS - 1B024HK ASUS_I005DC
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] quangdaox16:
Did you solve this problem? My phone, rog phone 5S also stuck fastboot loop. Can you help me
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] AnonymousJoker365:
Here is a link to the most recent RAW firmwares for ROG 5s + RAW firmware for ROG 5 i could find, Its RAW firmwares of Android 12, it allows you to update straight to Android 13 (33.0210.0210.221. I have attached .226, .229 and a link of an attachment to .235 as well. To update to .235 you have to first update to .226 from .221 and then you update to .229 and then you can update to .235. Note: RAW firmware can be flashed without unlock bootloader. I have also included the ROG5S edl repair archive, it has android 11 CN and WW firmware + ENG firmware and all the files you need to repair rog phone 5s + ROG5 edl repair archive is also included and i have also attached ASUS Android usb drivers for flashing in bootloader mode.

EDIT: I have added a MEGA link containing firmwares, OTAs & custom rom for ROG 5/5S.

Link to RAW Firmware ZS673KS_ZS676KS 20220817 (Android 12):

WW-ZS673KS_ZS676KS-31.0810.1226.114-REL-2207-M3.13.24.71-ASUS_1.1.187-Phone-user-20220817.raw.zip

View and download from Yandex Disk

disk.yandex.com

Link to RAW Firmware ZS676KS 20220512 (Android 12):

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Atjh-8iQ9I5QaWhKEmc66oJ7KOc?e=QIG0WJ

Link to Android 13 .221 update:

UL-ASUS_I005_1-ASUS-33.0210.0210.221-1.1.302-2306-user.zip

This file has been shared with you on pixeldrain

pixeldrain.com

Link to .235 OTA update:

https://xdaforums.com/attachments/ul-asus_i005_1-asus-33-0210-0210-235-1-1-303-2308-user-zip.6017445/

ROG 5/5S Mega (includes firmware, otas, custom rom & more):

34.32 GB folder on MEGA

35 files and 21 subfolders

mega.nz

ROG5S.7z EDL Repair archive link (includes drivers and CN RAW firmware):

ROG5S.7z

drive.google.com

ROG5.rar EDL Repair archive link:

ROG5.rar | by androidyazilim.net for Generic Device/Other

Download GApps, Roms, Kernels, Themes, Firmware, and more. Free file hosting for all Android developers.

androidfilehost.com
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] the_scotsman:
When I go to the music tab, it just displays random songs.

When I go to the tab, I want it to show a list of all the albums, and let me scroll through them and choose an album to play. Is there any way I can do this? :confused:

Thanks.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] jermore:
yeah seems like this should have been default...anyone ??
[General Questions and Answers] csg699choi:
This Android file is encrypted and cannot be extracted. I found a way, but it's hard because it doesn't work. How do I extract encrypted Android system files?

View attachment 5925329

The enc in front of the file name is the encrypted file.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Cristioro:
how to install CLI 1.12.14 on ubuntu? I see the official guide but I don't understand them, or I don't know. Could someone make me a tutorial or something like that, please and thanks.
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] Big Dumb Object:
Thank you for keeping our libras alive. Please note that TWRP under your link is no longer available for download, so I uploaded it HERE (but perhaps it should be placed in a more appropriate place).
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] ismujo:
hello, after i installing and checking the functionality it's very smooth,

but theres no way to change the refresh rate. i need it to reduce it to 60hz

i also trying to use dfps via magisk but it's still showing 75hz on the overlay

it's because i need some stability and aware if i frying the device for daily use and light gaming

and i also changing the cpu clock to about 1.3ghz but it's seem not enough to cover the thermal issue
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] Dozt:
Same here
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] kopibin:
Does VoLTE work on this?