yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Ipse_Tase:
Crossposted on Reddit, but I figured I might have better luck here:

It's obviously only affecting full screen calls (or incoming when locked), but I wonder if the April update (which I installed since making the change) removed the option from Phone/Settings/Answering calls.

Could be that I totally lost my mind and simply can't find the setting... but I'm pretty sure it was either Phone/Settings or somewhere in Accessibility.

BTW, I'm not talking about replacing swipe with tap in Accessibility Assistant.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] raul6:
Did you check under Call settings/other call settings
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Ipse_Tase:
Ummm...yeah 😇
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] zoman7663:
The only way I know how to get to those settings is to use an activity launcher to get to Call Labs setting. If you use Activity Launcher from the play store you can search for Labs and it'll turn up, if you use a shortcut activity launcher like built into Nova Launcher you have to go to Call / labs and the option will be available from there. Tap on labs and it's the third option down.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Ipse_Tase:
Frick!!! I must have used that since I created a few shortcuts from it.

Thanks for refreshing my dusty brain.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] V0latyle:
@Ipse_Tase I have edited your post to remove profanity.

Please do not try to bypass the profanity filter, and keep your language acceptable for the general public.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Ipse_Tase:
I have a foul mouth...but I wasn't trying to bypass the filter. When English is your second (or third) language, the F word sounds just like any other one. I just got used to spelling it like that.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] V0latyle:
I would like to point you to Rule 2.1:

The profanity filter blocks out entire words, not single letters, so the F word would appear as ****. However, you used * for one letter, which tells me you were intentionally trying to bypass the profanity filter.

I understand having a foul mouth; I'm a United States Marine veteran, and the USMC's vocabulary is extremely profane. Still, XDA has rules, and we must follow them.
[General Questions and Answers] Blythlad:
I am having no end of problems trying to add new firmware using odin. I think the problem may be the firmware itself. The csc code is OXX as shown in the picture below. However, I can not find any firmware with that csc code. Will using firmware with a different csc code be the reason it will not work?View attachment 5889331
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Yes, probably. You need to find a firmware for your specific model number for your specific region/country/carrier and it also must have a binary version that is equal to or higher than the binary version of your currently installed firmware, it can not have a lower binary version than your currently installed firmware, it will not allow you to flash a lower binary version.

The binary version is indicated by the 5th character from the right end of your firmware build number.
[General Questions and Answers] yakapa40:
about A520F OXX firmware :

View attachment 5889489

firmwares:

Samsung Galaxy A5 Firmware Download SM-A520F XEU Free Download

Samsung Galaxy A5 Firmware Download SM-A520F Free Download ⭐ Official and fast update ⭐ Max speed and free download ⭐ Best Samsung Galaxy website

samfw.com
[Google Pixel 6a] gtown1707:
Hello,

first of all, sorry for my bad english.

Want to know, how can i disable the "sharpening" feature in camera?

It oversharpen my photos sometimes, not always but some photos include it and its really awfull.

I added an screenshot (in german) but maybe you can identify it if you see the icon at "Scharfzeichner".

Is there any option to deactive it?
[Google Pixel 6a] Proud2banoob:
Grüßen! Woher kommen Sie?

Try enabling RAW mode. That might help.
[Samsung Galaxy S9 & S9+ Cross Device Development] GabbaGandalf42:
Bootleggers ROM is an aftermarket firmware based on AOSP with some patches and fixes from LineageOS and various other projects. The idea is to bring custom features and some of the most useful apps to your device, with the goal of Making you feel like 家.

With an almost stable source, this ROM is also packed with some custom wallpapers (available on the system wallpaper app), ringtones, fonts, and themes to bring your device a fresh look and give you always a good experience.

Also, we got our Telegram Group to talk about the ROM, share some love, and ideas, or even have fun with us!

Some of the features that are included in this ROM are:

* Our custom Launcher3 fork with features and tweaks to make it your own
* A selection of themes, fonts, and more personalization options (from custom fonts to UI Styles)
* A selection of useful apps to help you with your daily usage
* The Bootleg Dumpster, where you can get a lot of options and features that you want to tweak on your device
* And more to come!

If we're missing a feature you enjoy, please let us know on our telegram group, we're always up to listen to our users on suggestions and feature requests!

Thanks to these people, this ROM could be possible, so, I have to give a big thanks to:

* Shishu (For being there)
* Ground Zero ROMs Team
* AOSPExtended
* ABC ROMs
* NitrogenOS
* AICP
* DirtyUnicorns
* Lukas Koller (Camera Roll dev)
* fxckingdeathwish (for the amazing photos for wallpaper/headers)
* OmniROM
* CyanogenMod/LineageOS
* PixelExperience
* PureNexus
* merothh
* Resurrection Remix
* AOSiP
* CrDroid
* CypherOS
* PureKat
* theimpulson
* MatiHalperin
* Project Xtended
* Pixeldust Project
* AquariOS
* Alejandro Ponce (Quetzal/Calypso dev)
* PixysOS
* ArrowOS
* BlissROMs
* The Memedo Testers team
* Deepakjr_11
* tribual
* ouroboros420
* Every maintainer who decided to give our project a shot
* You for your interest in our project

Also if you got some ideas, bug fixes, or stability improvements or want to help to support features for your device, you can do it by sending a Pull Request on Bootleggers GitHub (check downloads and sources part) or tell us on our Telegram group (Check about us section), will be really appreciated. Got some questions about some terms we use? Check our FAQ or feel free to ask us. We appreciate your feedback and help.

Vanilla:

starlte

star2lte

crownlte

GApps:

starlte

star2lte

crownlte

Recovery (it is adivised to only use our recovery!):

starlte

star2lte

crownlte

Device Sources:

Samsung Exynos 9810 Gang

ROM Sources

Bootleggers GitHub
​
[Samsung Galaxy S9 & S9+ Cross Device Development] GabbaGandalf42:
reserved
[Samsung Galaxy S9 & S9+ Cross Device Development] yassine78:
thanks for this rom, downloading.....
[Samsung Galaxy S9 & S9+ Cross Device Development] yassine78:
end of installation comlete with error with twrp
[Samsung Galaxy S9 & S9+ Cross Device Development] GabbaGandalf42:
it's explicitly stated to use our recovery, not twrp
[Samsung Galaxy S9 & S9+ Cross Device Development] GRANTY5050:
Thanks for the ROM folks, wiped, then with TWRP, re partioned, installed the ROM, then installed Bootleggers recovery via TWRP off my SD Card. Rebooted into Bootlegger Recovery, there was an error message (I cant recall the exact wording), then rebooted into the ROM and away it went.

Google back up installed via the Cloud. Smart Switch was available, so I used the back up on my SD Card, but I am unsure of the outcome.

I am so happy folks, this ROM WORKS!

Google Wallet is working, Android Auto working, Google voice commands with Android Auto, working.

These functions have not worked on the few ROMs that I have tried recently.

Battery life so far is great. Its smooth and functional with nice mods to try.

WELL DONE
[Samsung Galaxy S9 & S9+ Cross Device Development] GRANTY5050:
The recovery for S9+ was the one from the developers post.

Flash via TWRP before booting into the ROM
[Samsung Galaxy S9 & S9+ Cross Device Development] Ronak Chamudia:
For Installation Guide ⬇️ 🔗
[OnePlus Nord Questions & Answers] Drift18:
I tried backup my data (partition) on the Oneplus Nord by temporarily loading a custom recovery: TWRP.

In FastBoot Mode I executed "fastboot boot twrp.img" with the newest files that I found here: https://twrp.me/oneplus/oneplusnord.html

twrp-3.7.0_12-0-avicii.img​

This did not work, the screen just got stuck saying: "1+ Fastboot Mode"

It does not progress from there, I tried different versions, Euro, American, etc.

Now the device is not booting anymore. I only get to the recovery screen where I can choose the language. Here a cryptic msg. says: "kindly reminder system error after select language ..."

What can I do to boot the device back up again?

Maybe flash the boot image: "fastboot flash boot boot.img"

Which boot image should I use?
[OnePlus Nord Questions & Answers] Hafted:
First off, if you had it on android 12, then it didn’t work because custom recoveries don’t work on the OOS 12/ Color OS 12.

To fix the issue, try booting to recovery (fastboot reboot recovery) and on the phone wipe the data, if that doesn’t work, try doing fastboot reboot fastboot, it will (atleast supposed to) bring you to fastbootd, you gotta do the same thing, wipe data and if THAT doesn’t work too… congrats! You bricked your phone🤠

You just need to flash the OS manually using a fastboot rom thingy; https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-stock-fastboot-opn-stock-fastboot-roms-for-oneplus-nord.4142153/

If none of those work, reply to this message I’ll show you the one for hard bricked phones.. technically the last one I showed was for hard bricked but not 100%

Hope this helps!
[OnePlus Nord Questions & Answers] Drift18:
Thanks a lot, I will give it a try.

And of course it is Android 12. And of course, I had no idea that I can't load TWRP anymore.

I have potentially a lot of data to loos, is there any way to backup the data partition before wiping?
[OnePlus Nord Questions & Answers] Hafted:
I’m not sure, don’t think so..
[OnePlus Nord Questions & Answers] Drift18:
Oh boy I got it back up!!!

I flashed slot b, apparently there is a slot a that works as sort of a backup.

Check current slot:

fastboot getvar current-slot

> current-slot: b

fastboot --set-active=a

fastboot reboot

Voila.

I still would like to backup the partition though.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] d4r1u5h:
AncientOS

Web site created using create-react-app

ancientrom.xyz
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] d4r1u5h:
God castom rom
[General Questions and Answers] enOoN:
OK I'm not sure whether it's right to post this here since I'm new.

Here goes.

I met a friend which gave me his number which I dialled but I accidentally deleted it before saving into contacts.

I'm on a samsung but since I deleted it within a few minutes after dialing I can't restore call logs since it did not get back up via sync.

I tried recovery softwares but the quick scan couldn't do anything. At the end of the day it needs root acess but I rather not trip knox.

Also since I dialed and it did not connect I can't retrieve it from my telco/service provider.

Any ideas?
[General Questions and Answers] Oswald Boelcke:
Hello and good morning, @enOoN

Welcome to XDA! I hope you'll always get the support you require.

However, prior to your next posting please read the guidances that are stuck on top of every forum like

Note: Questions go in Q&A Forum

If you are posting a Question Thread post it in the Q&A forum. Technical discussion of Android development and hacking. No noobs, please. Device-specific releases should go under the appropriate device forum...

xdaforums.com

and the others. I've moved your thread to General Q&A.

Thanks for your cooperation!

Regards

Oswald Boelcke

Senior Moderator
[General Questions and Answers] enOoN:
Alright
[Nook Touch Themes and Apps] ALinkToTao:
@nmyshkin You the man!!

I'll be implementing this app ASAP. Thank you so much!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] 314mp:
is [this](https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-root-roms-and-other-cool-stuff.3516196/) the most current method.

And I realize current is going to be old, as its an old device.

I have a G900A, I got an unlock code from AT&T and entered it. I don't have an active sim in the device (wifi only), and I'm trying to root, both kingroot/towelroot say something about make sure you have internet. Internet works fine I googled random things to verify.

Trying the guide above I can't get passed the first step of flashing the tar.md5 with the error below, anyone have any advice or guidance?

<ID:0/005> Added!!

<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..

<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<OSM> Please wait..

<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..

<OSM> Leave CS..

<ID:0/005> Odin engine v(ID:3.1203)..

<ID:0/005> File analysis..

<ID:0/005> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/005> Initialzation..

<ID:0/005> Set PIT file..

<ID:0/005> DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET!!

<ID:0/005> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/005> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/005> SingleDownload.

<ID:0/005> sbll.mbn

<ID:0/005> FAIL!

<ID:0/005>

<ID:0/005> Complete(Write) operation failed.

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] 314mp:
For anyone that finds themselves here, I solved my issue, by booting to recovery mode (vol up + home + power), then selecting to go to bootloader, it was the same screen as vol down, but it worked from that screen .
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] Coach Mark:
I get notifications of messages and I can see them when they are first receievd but then they go nowhere. When I open "Messages", the folder is emp[ty and it says "There are no messages." This means that if I don't read an incoming Message (text) as it comes in, it's then gone forever from the watch. I've tried adjusting all the settings I can possibly find but no luck!
[Google Home] Longshinsjohnson:
After seeing the success of getting the lenovo smart clock cracked open, I wanted to do something similar to my Xiaomi Mi Smart Clock, because it's a very similar device. Some of the exploit works, but some of it doesn't, and I've reached a dead end so thought someone else might have some ideas...

- Using the send feedback / privacy policy workaround, I can break out to webview and can use the browser (but there's no keyboard of course)

- I can get to 3rd party app stores but there's no downloading from webview (clicking on direct links just does nothing). Tested on a few different sites, so it's not specific to f-droid

- I've been able to get to other settings, by going to Accessibility global options, text to speech settings, and pasting items into the settings search.

- Settings have allowed me to unlock developer options, unlock bootloader, and enable usb debugging.

- The data pins on the micro USB port are connected, the device enumerates on Linux / Windows as "X04G"

- With usb debugging turned on, adb doesn't ever see any device connected. Tested on chromebook, Windows, Xubuntu.

- holding down a combination of mic toggle and volume on power on allows access to the recovery menu, including fastboot

- in recovery the device enumerates as an mtk fastboot device

- can't find any drivers (on windows) to do anything from stock recovery or fastboot... Nor can I do anything on Linux. But I'm not experienced with android modding and development, so this is my best bet so far. TWRP??

Other areas I've explored -

- no Bluetooth pairing, Bluetooth causes settings to crash

- crashing Bluetooth deliberately lets me launch the full settings app rather than just searching for individual entries - that's how I was able to get developer options turned on.

- From the full settings app, the device reports running on android 10 and has 1gb ram / 4gb storage

- USB OTG seems to be set to charge only, and attempting to access the usb settings also crashes settings

- Because of that, no wired keyboard and no usb mass storage works

- storage app allows navigation of the Filesystem, but there's not very much there

- a few other apps include a Bluetooth mesh app, stock music app, and contacts

- there doesn't seem to be any way to get into the device remotely, no ftp / remote adb - no wireless adb in developer settings because it's android 10

- I can manually turn on wireless tethering and connect to the device

- when tethered running ports are DNS, 8008, 8009, 8012, 8443, 9000, 10001 but I don't know if any of them are exploitable

Does anyone have any ideas as to how I might download or drop a file onto this darn thing? I feel like it's so close, but it's definitely a bit more locked down than the lenovo smart clock.
[Google Home] Foltifeki:
Hello, I am also interested in this matter

it doesn't open the browser for me, but I can pair via bluetooth, but I can't send a file

windows sees the watch as an mtp device but cannot do anything with it

and adb doesn't work :c
[Google Home] theubusu:
I have also been trying to get apps onto this device, but there is seemingly no way to download/get files into the device's memory. I have also tried everything you have listed, but to no avail.

You can get to bluetooth settings by searching it up, but the device is detected as a speaker by other devices, so no files can be sent.

I have also tried Wi-Fi Direct, I can connect to the clock, but sending files fails.

I will be still trying, as I've already gotten pretty far, but for now i'm still not able to install any apps.
[Google Home] Ierlanfdan:
I found all the things above mentioned byLongshinsjohnson as well. Even went as far as that I made a custom link to my Github that tried to download a apk file on my local server (That Github could be accessed by a link in the Open source notes which then would be open a Github which I then could search for my Fork I made to my Github etc.etc) But It doesn't download.

Not sure if it works but at least I can dump the firmware and upload e.g a custom TWRP (Althought the touch is off) So if you can somehow put an apk in the downloads folder you can in theory install it.

I use mtkclient-main. It's a little fiddly. First connect the device, then it fails stage 2. Disconnect and reconnect the device again and it will connect stage 2. Then you can upload or downoad the partitions. Use some android kitchen to unpack and repack. When I have time I will revisit.
[Google Home] virtuacool:
Have you seen this guy's video?
[Google Home] theubusu:
The Mi smart clock cannot download in the browser sadly.
[Google Home] virtuacool:
What a shame. The software looks exactly the same!!!
[Google Home] gabrl12345678900:
So, i was able to turn on talkback, but the browser isn't installed, only webview
[Google Home] gabrl12345678900:
and i wanted to ask you, how did you get access to android setting?
[Google Home] Ungeskriptet:
Bootloader unlock​

After "stealing" my dads Mi Clock I figured out how to unlock the bootloader and dump partitions on this thing. I might try getting TWRP running on this, I think I there is some device tree on GitHub already.

Download mtkclient and read the README.md file to set it all up. Make sure you have all Python dependencies installed. I used Linux as I couldn't get it to work on Windows 10.

Dump the whole eMMC: Firstly, run $ python mtk rf flash_mico_x04g.bin, then connect the clock to the computer while holding the volume up button (+). This step is optional but highly recommended if something goes wrong. This can take up to half an hour.

Erase userdata and metadata partitions: Run $ python mtk e userdata,metadata and boot into BROM mode like in step 2 again. This will reset the clock to factory settings!

Unlock bootloader: Run $ python mtk da seccfg unlock and boot into BROM mode. If you want to relock run $ python mtk da seccfg lock while in BROM mode.

Power up the clock normally and set it up again. The first boot might take a long while.

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[Google Home] gabrl12345678900:
Hey, if you manage to make TWRP for this please leave the link
[Google Home] octathorp:
Hi.

There is an engineering firmware which got "leaked" some time ago, based on Android 8.1 for the original chinese version of the device, LX04 (being global version X04G). It's perfectly compatible with global version and it's a good starting point, but please, make a backup with mtkclient before attempting anything with this.

I found this originally more than a year ago on a chinese video platform but video got removed, so I uploaded firmware and flash tool here:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=339732

Also, there is a russian forum containing more info/downloads. I'm using Google Translate from russian to english and it's fine:

https://4pda.to/forum/index.php?showtopic=973659

There are some downsides with this ROM, for sure, but it's the easy path for unlocking this device potential.

For me it wasn't enough, so I started working with it to get a better ROM.

If you are familiar with android hacking you could take a look at my repo, where I'm collecting documentation and tools for working with this device. I'm really slowly adding info as I have not much free time (started with it back in January...), but as it is now it should help a bit.

There is some info about backing up original ROM and modifying it or even how to adapt a GSI ROM.

Only really important part missing is about first time flashing, as I originally worked on this past year and my device is no longer running stock, there are some steps I don't remember so well...

Mainly you have to unlock bootloader with mtkclient, flash super.img through fastboot (for me flashing modified super.img through mtkclient was not working at all), modify boot.img for disabling selinux and maybe something related with vbmeta partition (I cannot remember if it was really needed).

I will try to replicate and document the full process, but it could take me a long time as in-deep I am trying to do it.

https://github.com/octathorp/x04g_tools

ATM I have my Mi Smart Clock running LineageOS 20 through GSI, so definitely this device is very capable and quite fun to work with.

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[Google Home] gabrl12345678900:
Whoa

When you have completed the guide i will try to do that.

Sadly there isn't a flashing partitions guide but i will wait patiently, it's not a big problem.

But how does the gsi run, is it good?

the speaker works?

Is it stable? (Ik, i'm asking too much, sorry)

And how do you close the apps, do you have to use gestures or you have to set the top buttons to do that
[Google Home] octathorp:
It runs quite well, especially considering the hardware limitations (old processor, 1GB RAM). Of course, no Google apps installed (its a vanilla ROM), because it will cause severe performance drop.

Speaker is working properly, WiFi, touch, light sensor are also ok, volume control with hardware buttons...

Even BT and mic are working properly. In engineering ROM mic simply does not work, and BT is limited to external speaker mode, but in my setup both are working as you would expect in any device.

I have not experienced any recent hang or reboot, but I remember first boot was way too long, and even now boot time is long, but I don't care as I keep it connected for days. This is something I have experienced in other devices using GSI roms, so I don't now if its something under "normal" parameters.

You have buttons or gestures available, and I personally use gestures due to limited screen size.

I will try in upcoming weeks to full document the process, and maybe upload a "ready-to-install" GSI rom with everything patched for this device.
[Google Home] gabrl12345678900:
Nice!

I'm going to wait for it then!!!!
[Google Home] Ierlanfdan:
Some minor pointers on the perfect documentation so far: (For if someone want to test already)

Requires: (git) lpunpack and (apt) simg2img

unpack_gsi_super.sh requires the name "NEW_super.img" in the command

( ./unpack_gsi_super.sh NEW_super.img )

The GSI part is not fully clear, what GSI image to download (Android 10/11/12/13? AOSP ? )

A little stuck at that point atm.
[Google Home] gabrl12345678900:
You decide, he installed android 13 gsi, but you have to disable SeLinux, that guide part is coming soon