yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
"Failed to open zip file" is the error you see when fastboot cant find the file you specified.; ie it hasn't even started to access the zip, so its not the zip.

Usually its a typo in the zip file name OR path, however, you have done a few things I have specifically recommend against. eg KEEP THE SPACES OUT OF THE PATH! and keep it short.

READ the post only a few up from yours. https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-unoffic...w-very-customisable-rom.4592521/post-88727527

PS: Dont do screen-shots. Copy the text. Dont make it any harder for people to help.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hecker007:
Review of Rising Os 1.2 :

So Far so Good

Flashed One day Ago and no issues so far

I noticed com.hbsmvmanager was draining battery but changing kernel to bluspark fixed that

No heating issues

Camera works fine

Now Playing Works Fine (give it a day to download database etc)

Important Note:

I faced this problem when flashing this rom that i wasn't able to flash rom when tried first time because my platform tools were not latest. So you should be on latest platform tools version and i flash May Stock Rom before flashing this one.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
Thank-you! I was starting to question if ANYONE had successfully flashed it.

As for com.hbsmvmanager, I dont think it is as easy as not appearing for a day or two and therefore its gone. I ran crDroid for a week or two (admittedly the phone was not on all the time) and then it appeared. I just restricted the battery using the ROM's UI, and havent seen it since.

What do you expect out of Bluspark?

As for May stock, you only need the Bootloader & radio

fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-sunfish-s5-0.5-9825683.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader

fastboot flash radio radio-sunfish-g7150-00112-230505-b-10075601.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader

By doing that, you could do a dirty flash if you wanted. I thought I posted it, but it must of been on the crDroid thread.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hecker007:
I noticed better battery backup on bluspark. This fastboot method is better and easier than side load method if you follow steps correctly. Thanks for bringing up such great rom for us. It's my daily driver
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hecker007:
Kernel features:

Build with custom upstream LLVM 14.x (Clang 14.0.6 + LLD linker)

Full -O2 build with device and target flags enhanced, build improvements and compiler fixes, etc

Less is more: stockish builds based on Google latest sourcedrop for max stability (android-msm-sunfish-4.14-android13-qpr3)

Systemless installer (doesn't touch system partition, OTA friendly), AnyKernel3 backend (compatible with autoflash apps)

Removed some debug and logging options

Misc ARM performance and battery patches

CVE security patches, general upstream and CAF fixes for important subsystems

No OC, use 250HZ base timer frequency

Enhanced TCP methods (westwood is default), Network tweaks and updated drivers

Some I/O control tweaks, added schedulers ZEN v2 is default, advanced filesystems enabled (F2FS, ExFAT, NTFS, CIFS & NFS)

ZRAM Swap (LZ4 default, LZO-RLE ZSTD available)

Vibrator Strength tunable and Gesture Haptic Feedback control (touchpanel and FPR)

KGSL fixes and general improvements for GPU driver

adrenoboost ready (disabled by default)

KCAL - Advanced color control for Qualcomm MDSS v2 (RGB calibration and post-processing features)

KLAPSE support (v5.0)

Backlight min brightness and HBM option

Gamepad support enabled (xbox, ps4, switch)

USB Fast Charge (USB mode up to 900mA with MTP on)

FS fsync toggle on/off

Wakelock blockers available

TWRP Support(LZMA/LZ4 Ramdisk)

wireguard support
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
By "battery backup" I am guessing you mean battery drain. I use crDroid, and the battery drain on that is brilliantly low.

Yes, I have read the features, but most are either not a feature that is used day-in-day out OR I just don't understand what they would result in for daily usage. Which Is why I asked what YOU expect. eg KLAPSE support sounds to be doing the same as "Night Light", which is built into the ROM; at least in crDroid and even in my A11 ROM I run as my daily.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hecker007:
Which A11 rom?
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
I currently run Bliss A11 (I think its an official compile, not mine), but will switch to my A13 build of crDroid very soon. The battery drain is pretty bad on it.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hecker007:
Why crdroid? I've noticed that you prefer CrDroid over Rising Os. Any specific reason?
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
Many MANY reasons. To list just a few, off the top of my head right this second

Using the ROM feels more like an Android that I am used to. On similar lines, the aesthetics and UI are more agreeable to my taste.

They have a loooooong history, not new to the scene.

They have many more devs https://github.com/orgs/crdroidandroid/people registered compared to the one registered for RisingTehOS. Although a few more make commits, still not as many as crDroid. I remember a number of years ago, there was mosty one dev that did all the changes for crDroid. Back then I built it & people preferred it, but I personally ran with ResurrectionRemix.

crDroid is constantly being updated. There are new commits every day. RisingTechOS on the other hand goes through quiet periods, where no changes are made for a few days or even longer. There was even a few days the other week, where a whole repository just disappeared, meaning compilation failed. That has yet to happen for crDroid for me.

crDroid will remove features (even through I like them) if it makes a better ROM

[EDIT] and RisingOS are more likely to have their repo in an unbuildable state, while crDroid is more stable for building

I could go on.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hecker007:
Good choice then
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hecker007:
Do you have any plan to include kernel su in your builds?
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
I think I have already stated that this is a ROM I am do not use and therefore NOT developing. So NO.

I only build it because I can, and kind of a payback for all the ROMs I have downloaded in the past, and to keep this device alive. I am not a uni-student with oodles of free time learning development as part of my education & I do not collect donations. There is no real drive to build it.

As for KernelSU, even with crDroid, I will stay with Magisk for now. I see KernelSU as still in early stages. Put the question to the RisingTechOS team, they are on telegram. If they make the code change to the source and I build again (no guarantees, I don't use this ROM), then it will be there. The actual kernel I use is from LineageOS, not sure if it takes changes to the ROM as well.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hecker007:
Hbsmvmanager is back 😅
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
give the built in "App battery usage" restrictor a go.

Did you do a clean flash since the last time you had the issue?
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hecker007:
Yeah i did a clean flash. I've restricted this app in battery optimization and I've frozen the package too via thanox (rooted app)
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
Clean flash obviously wiped out what you did previously.

As for "freezing" apps, I have seen (in older versions of android) these frozen apps still residing in memory. As such, I Force-Stop, Wipe Data, Freeze and then HIDE. Thats has been my yet to fail method. As such, I include the method in my TeMeFI app.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
FYI: to clarify my point regarding the difference in the frequency of commits / changes to the source. Here is the commit history from RIsingOS. The last was 4 days ago, and some on the first page are from last week.

View attachment 5959031

As compared to crDroid. NB The device specific ones do not relate to our specific device

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[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Hecker007:
I switched to CrDroid
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
Is there anything missing between the two that you have noted i the switch? I know of QS Header Images, and I think they have brightness slider styles.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
Technically, they have incremented their version number, but it could be argued that any build after the first commit of a release, is basically a ALPHA/BETA of the next release.

config: Increment version to 1.2.5 (Camelot) · RisingTechOSS/android_vendor_rising@a96a2ec

* this version resolves most issues reported on SG and by maitainers after v1.2 release. Thanks for everyone who reported with logs and proper context, bless you all. Change-Id: I27fbed71453cf5a36...

github.com

RISING_VERSION := 1.2.5
RISING_CODENAME := Camelot

The way I read the small 0.5 increment is as saying, they dont expect many added extras from the current 1.2 release, maybe more possibly a bug-fix.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
they've gone pre alpha for the next version

[RisingUI] Bump to 1.3 pre-alpha release · RisingTechOSS/android_vendor_rising@61f6209

Change-Id: I55c33728edcb4deb28f00c88fc12247f9b977f61 Signed-off-by: minaripenguin <minaripenguin@users.noreply.github.com>

github.com
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] zubair1836:
Hi, the rom looks great,

Is it pre-rooted ? Also can we relock bootloader after flashing the rom?
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
1, No

2, would assume yes.
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
and they have bumped to BETA

[RisingOS] Bump to v1.3 BETA · RisingTechOSS/android_vendor_rising@cecd064

Change-Id: I6b18548bb704965a2d1d6313294c07a743cb943e Signed-off-by: minaripenguin <minaripenguin@users.noreply.github.com>

github.com
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kocichlebek:
download link dont work. can i get new?

edit: i dont need new link
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
Someone else is building RisingOS for the Pixel 4A, and they have just released a new build, so i pass the baton ;)

[UNOFFICIAL] RisingOS v1.4 [Elysium] [sunfish] [Android 13]

risingOS for Pixel 4a [sunfish] What is risingOS? * Rising is a FREE OPENSOURCE Android Operating System based on LineageOS and crDroid, that aims to provide necessary "ricing" aka customizations for ANDROID while being fast and stable. This...

xdaforums.com
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
FYI An even more customisable ROM thats a mix of RisingOS and crDroid! and more. https://github.com/AlphaDroid-Project/manifest

AlphaDroid

AlphaDroid is a custom ROM based on crDroid, with a new look and some extra features and optimizations. - AlphaDroid

github.com

Just as I was completing a test build for the 4A, I found out there is another developer (seems more serious than me) that has applied for official status for AlphaDroid for the sunfish.

He has some alpha builds available for download on telegram. I have been speaking with him, and I think he plans to eventual also release here on XDA.

Telegram – a new era of messaging

Fast. Secure. Powerful.

t.me

(mod edit; Telegram link removed)
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] old.splatterhand:
Hm, maybe it's time to start my Android 13 experience from the scratch...:unsure:;)

The video looks quiet promising at least (y)
[Google Pixel 4a ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] DiamondJohn:
FYI: AlphaDroid download. Official, not my build.

AlphaDroid - Browse /sunfish at SourceForge.net

sourceforge.net

Im running my own build on my spare phone.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ameer700:
Hi everyone,

I have android app installed in my device I cannot update/ uninstall or even use it.

I want to use the new version of the app.

I’m thinking to change the package name to be able to install and use the app.

I tried apk editor but unfortunately when I open the app I go error message and app closes.

Please help me to install the app
[General Questions and Answers] grosseader:
however... sleeping humanoids
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] priyankushghosh:
My Oneplus 6 is suddenly showing crashdump mode today. My phone is almost 4.5 years old. Last month I replaced the battery in OnePlus care. After that it was working fine. I have tried methods mentioned in various forums like rebooting in recovery mode and fastboot but either they end up showing black screen with the white LED on or showing crashdump mode fatal exception die. I have neither ever rooted my phone nor ever unlocked the bootloader. All I want now is to get a backup of my data inside the internal memory like photos, videos and whatsapp data backup (I don't have that backed up to my google drive). I don't want to use MSM tool because it may get me back the OS but will wipe off everything from my phone. Is there any way to get back those data files from internal storage of OnePlus 6 safely ?
[Off-topic] kweso:
hey hey,

i found a few, but i wanted to ask you what you think is

the best projektmanagement and timetracking software for

windows mobile. the best would be if it integrates with the

default calender and tasks.

btw. i do not _need_ groupware. most time i work alone...

thx for every hint!!

kws
[Off-topic] TheChampJT:
Pocket Informant 8.5 is amazing, don't know exactly what features you're looking for, but here is the features list:

http://webis.net/products_info.php?p_id=pocketinformant&tab_id=features
[Off-topic] kweso:
looks interesting! but on the first view i do not see any timetracking.

it´s obviously possible to sort tasks in some kind of hirarchy but nothing

to record worktime per project/task.

but i´ll test the demo, thx

anything else?

kws
[Off-topic] Anna Smith:
The best Project Management and Time Tracking software I have found so far is ValleySpeak Project Server which Share Microsoft Project schedules with team. Includes Project Portfolio Management, Issue Tracking, Risk Management, Timesheet Management, Document Management, Calendar Management, Forums, Reports and Project Dashboard.

A good hosted Project Management software that suits my EPM needs is called valleyspeak project server, which I found at http://www.valleyspeak.com. One of the main reasons why I like the software is the fact that I could continue to work in Microsoft Project 2007 while sharing my Microsoft Project plans with my teams.

ValleySpeak Project Server is a hosted project management solution which can be used by Project Managers to publish, control and execute projects in real time, while continuing to make full use of Microsoft Project 2007.

Because it is a hosted service, I did not have to buy expensive software or deal with installation and maintenance headaches. The functionality that I have with valleyspeak to manage my geographically dispersed teams works well for me. We also evaluated Basecamp and some other solutions but were not impressed.
[Off-topic] kweso:
why does this sound like advertising to me? ;)

but anyway: as i sayed: most time i work alone

so i don´t need to share anything. when i work

with someone, that someone is probably a mac-

user anyway. so i guess, a server would be far

to much for me.

something that integrates with outlook or

thunderbird+lightening (tasks ans dates)

would be nice. but not necessary.

i just want to hirarchly organize the things

i have to do and track how much time i need

for what. would be nice if the timetracking

would go easy with start and stop-buttons

(like a stopwatch) and if it could output

detailed reports...

hand

kws
[Off-topic] cobbs:
Hi I use timetracker mx software and it work well for me.

have a look here http://www.rfcons.com

Cheers
[Off-topic] kweso:
thank you..

this looks quite flexible. hope it´s not too much. i´ll see.

nite

kws
[Off-topic] timesolv:
I would like to recommend you for timesolv. It provides secure web-based time, billing and practice management solution for profession services firms. It has lots of facilities rather than other applications.

For more information you can visit: http://www.timesolv.com/

Hope this will work out for you.

All the best! :) :)
[Off-topic] lisaniel:
There are many time management software's available for mobiles mostly iphone...
[Off-topic] James Rivera:
Sorry to revive this old thread, but there's a lot of alternatives you can choose if you were to search it on the Internet. Here are some of the best time tracking apps for Windows Mobile:

softpedia.com

exaktime.com

systenomics.com

timecardtour.worktrack.com/

Time Tracker Pro

Time tracking is useful for anyone who wants to manage time and work habits especially if you want a social life at the end of the day..

You may also want to check out Time Doctor software (http://www.timedoctor.com). A free employee time tracking software for desktop, and frankly, one of the most advanced time management software I have come across.
[Off-topic] kweso:
thanx

but meanwhile i switched to android and use harvest.com

hf

kws
[Off-topic] Cheer98:
I would also suggest these 3 project management software with great time tracking feature:

1. Basecamp - works great for project and task management as well as an event calendar for schedules

2. Zoho Project - this one has great functionality in task and time tracking too. UI is also great

3. Central Desktop - good for collaboration within the projects and among the team.

If I were to choose, I'd prefer basecamp. That's because it's simple to use and very user-friendly. Doesn't need lots of time to learn from it. You may also check these basecamp alternatives and see which ones you like. The list and comparison of features will help you choose which one suits your preference.
[Off-topic] nuviagonzalez2020:
I tried this time doctor

I actually used the tracking software on my site for wealth generators and it had a small glitch, I'll see if I get this fixed by an expert developer and then I'll keep you updated.
[OnePlus 7T Questions & Answers] chshahid2k:
Hi All,

I have had purchased this T-Mobile Oneplus 7T which was already converted to Global/International variant. SIM Tray was changed so dual sims were working. I installed LineageOs 20 as directed by them on the official website. I had to flash 2 extra partitions in order to get it installed properly. As it is described (dtbo and vbmeta)

View attachment 5924847

But I guess on LineageOS 20 Dual Sims are not supported. So Now I want to get back to Stock OOS Android 11 for the dual sim functionality.

So I first tried to return to stock rom by using this method of flash -all.bat. As described here

But it didn't work.

Then I moved over to MSM Tool but all in vain. I am getting random errors. Sometimes 'No valid trg' sometimes 'param preload failed'.

I tried MSM tool with both Indian/Global Roms as well as with T-Mobile ROM.

I would be happy to know if there is any ROM available with Dual Sim Support.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] wingwing939:
Dear Masters,

I bought a 2nd hand LG V60 V600VM from china taobao store and it comes with a customize firmware, i don't like it and flash it back to 30b (android 12) stock firmware using LGUP.

I would like an upgrade from android 12 to android 13 from Verizon OTA but fail, i found the problem should be the phone is still boot loader unlocked.

I search through the web can find many tutorials of how to unlocked boot loader, but can't find one teach how to re-lock the bootloader.

Can any experts shows how to do that? I just want my phone back to stock, everything back to stock, no need root, no need boot loader unlock....

Thanks very much!!!

Rgds,

wingwing939.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] tdusen:
It's the same as unlocking but when you get to the step fastboot oem unlock, do fastboot oem lock instead.

https://xdaforums.com/t/v60-bootloader-unlock-and-magisk-root.4358785/
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] wingwing939:
Done! it works fine, the boot loader is locked now, thank you very much!!!
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] mirhumzamarri:
hi. i have a v60 vm and i asked someone to repair it online. but he flashed it and now it is stucked on download mode. whenever i connect it via usb to pc or adapter it directly goes into download mode. i cant open edl mode and its not even flashing stock firmware. please help me. the person is saying to connect it to edl mode then it can be done. please tell me how can i go into edl mode or what should i do?
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Questions & Answers] yashtrivedi2000:
I have installed Pixel Experience 13 Unofficial version in my A51. In the network types there are only 2 options like LTE and 3G.

The issue is, I live in India and I am using Jio sim card. Which probably doesn't work without VoLTE. I am not able to call/sms anyone nor I can receive anything. Internet works fine. But no calls/sms. Is there work around for this? Is there any other OS which probably supports VoLTE?
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Questions & Answers] dandudikof:
The phone has to support VoLTE , it is hardware/modem issue (if i am not mistaken)

so no software can fix that problem.

Phone had to support VoLTE type of a network when it was released.

Or find a provider that still supports just 3g/LTE without VoLTE

(i think they should still exist in india)
[Samsung Galaxy A51 Questions & Answers] ShaDisNX255:
AOSP ROMs like Pixel Experience or LineageOS don't have VoLTE support on Samsung phones because of how Samsung implements it on their phones.

This has been the case for years and there doesn't seem to be any fix in sight.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] Jimm98y:
Hi,

I made this little program for typing accented characters on the hardware keyboard. It's simple SIP, which means it will be shown as standard input method, but when you click on the icon, no keyboard will be shown. That's useful when you are using hardware keyboard and you are trying to type something, with this SIP no software keyboard will pop up and cover half of the screen. And it's automatically activated only in landscape, in portrait mode you can use your favorite software input method. This program will remember the input method you used before, and when you slide your keyboard back, this method will be set as active.

So when this input method is activated, you can simply type on hardware keyboard for example letter 'A', then press "SYM" key (next to the Space key) and the letter 'A' will be changed to 'Á'. This depends on your \Windows\Sym.txt file, which you can change to whatever you want. When you want to show the Symbol screen (default behaviour when you press "SYM" key), simply press Shift + SYM, or when you press SYM key after typing some letter, which is not in Sym.txt file, this screen will appear as well.

Installation:

1) download CAB file from here:

http://www.mobilnaut.net/cz/mnsym.htm

(click on "Stáhnout")

2) copy it into your device and install it

3) perform softreset

4) if you want to change the accented letters, change file \Windows\Sym.txt or \Windows\Sym.0409.txt to your own file

Uninstallation:

1) you can uninstall this application via Settings -> Remove Programs

Known issues:

1) In landscape mode Volume buttons doesn't work - many applications have the same problem, it's because of the api function I used - but in portrait mode everything's ok

2) it seems to be not compatible with S2U2

3) during boot process (green windows mobile screen) black bar with "Mobilnaut SYM" text could be shown, but it will disappear in a moment

Warning: This application is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind. Use it at your own risk!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] p50kombi:
Thank you...

This solved my keyboard problems and hardware sym key issues... super....