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[HTC Excalibur] cya:
Bupahs you didn’t disappoint …. semi-creative use of morfic’s setup information to expound your superior knowledge and the tmobile guy’s perceived misinformation. morfic’s “sounds

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t-mobile@home” leaves a little room for some benefit of the doubt for the tmo rep ... I’d bet we could find more than a few reps that understand how the system works. Without the benefit of a transcript of morfic’s phone conversation it’s a stretch to imply he was told specifically that VoIP was an “out of the box” option. Just a wild guess here but maybe that’s why morfic asked “so can i use the dash on a wifi connection to make voice calls”. I’ll just wait for him to decide if he wants to setup Internet Calling or use some 3rd party software. If he should decide to go the Internet Calling route I’ll gladly provide the cabs if he so requests. Bupahs, “so yeah, pay attention.. it helps” and I’ll leave you and your condescending comments to yourself.

cya

ps morfic I feel your pain … I got the $429 bill my daughter ran up using her phone when she was in France for 10 days … I made sure that didn’t happen again when she went back for 4 months by sending her with a phone setup to take advantage of VoIP using wifi. Just so you know the quality of the call was in direct relationship to the quality of the wifi connection.
[HTC Excalibur] themitch:
Stylez- That is correct. I will repeat again for Bupahs' benefit that I am not claiming to be using voip. I have installed several different WM variations, and in every case, the phone only detects the t-mobile network after I turn on the wireless-g connection. I am assuming this is some kind of hardware malfunction at this point, but I am hoping someone knows more about these phones can explain what is going on and how I can fix it.

Oh, and yes, I am smart enough to know the difference between the phone radio and the wireless button in the com manager Bupahs. I have owned several pda's and smartphones, and I know the difference. You may think I am stupid, but since I have not and do not claim to be using voip, your comments are unnecessary. I need help, not some jerk telling me I am blowing smoke. I will post a video for you after I get the phone put back together, as I have disassembled it to see if something is shorted on the panel or something. Hopefully that will satisfy you.
[HTC Excalibur] Bupahs:
Aww thats cute.

Its not a wild leap if you actually read what he wrote. Obviously the T-Mo rep thought the Dash was set up for use on the WiFi @Home service (like many of T-Mos current phones) and gave incorrect information. I cleared it up for him that its not and wont make voip calls without help. You got your feelings hurt when it was pointed out your not contributing to the discussion. Using 'big words' now is not helping your case.
[HTC Excalibur] Bupahs:
I guess you forgot you made the claim "The phone recognizes my sim card, but will not connect to t-mobile's network. If, however I have wireless on, my phone will make calls, and naturally internet. I am not entirely sure what is going on here, but using an access point for calls actually does work." Now that would seem you are saying what you wrote, that your Dash makes calls over the access point, in other words WiFi. What you wrote here clearly infers your Newly acquired Dash makes voip calls and not normal radio calls. Perhaps you should take more care in what you write to avoid this type of miscommunication in the future huh?

A video would be great.. lets see if it ever surfaces lol
[HTC Excalibur] themitch:
A miscommunication I have repeatedly attempted to clear up, yet you are still being an ass. Don't you have anything better to do?
[HTC Excalibur] Bupahs:
Umm yeah, whats next your daddy can beat up my daddy? lol

Whatever.
[HTC Excalibur] themitch:
No, I was thinking more since I have realized my original statement was in error, but I still have a problem that you can help with the problem or go away. You are right that voip does not work out of the box, and I was wrong to think that might be working. Yay! Good for you. Now that I know that is not happening, I still have a phone that does not find t-mobile's network when the phone radio is on until after I turn the wireless radio on. If you have any idea what is causing this, please do tell. Otherwise go berate the people who are stealing internet from t-mobile some more. Please and thank you.
[HTC Excalibur] themitch:
Oh, and I put the phone back together and made that video for you. It is too large a file for either my flickr account or this forum, so any ideas would be appreciated. the video is a 122mb avi file
[HTC Excalibur] stylez:
Recode it to .mp4 320x240 and then put it on YouTube if under 10mins or just place on a hosting site like Mediafire\4shared etc.

Anyway did you try a hard-reset?
[HTC Excalibur] Bupahs:
Well, since the hardware only "communicates" via software it would have to be software related. I would start at the obvious beginning and look through the registry specifically the HKLM\Drivers\ specifically for wlan, and radio and HKLM\Comm\ConnMgr it could be a bum chip, in which case phone is useless, but I doubt it

But without having the device in my hands there is little I (or anyone can do)

The quick and easy way to see if it is software related and not a bum chip.. flash it

Yeah, I hate people that steal service and make me have to pay for it.. you have a problem with that?
[HTC Excalibur] themitch:
Stylez- I have hard reset many times, and reflashed firmware to several variations both stock and those cooked by members on this site. All have the same problem.

Bupahs- I will start pouring through the registry later this afternoon and looking for what you suggested. Though I am leaning towards bum chip since the problem seems to be software independent.
[HTC Excalibur] themitch:
Here is a link to that video...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd5ML9LjOI0
[HTC Excalibur] Bupahs:
SIM card, a quick call to T-Mo confirms it. Your SIM card is either the older version or defective, if you have not upgraded your SIM card in the last tow to three years (they do this for free at T-Mobile) you can get all sorts of unpredictable behavior, and according to their "tips sheet" this is one of them.
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] mrtuhwee:
I love Open Camera but I hate the fact that im locked at 30fps 4k recording. Does anyone know if there's a way to record at 60fps with open camera?
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] pxxell:
do kernelsu next, cant wait !!!
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] mouseracer:
Well..

KernelSU is hard for me to wrap my head around.

The issue I've had is trying to find our kernel source. Well, I did find it but the official one hasn't been synced at all? (I'm a newbie to kernel modifications and have, up till this point, only really used other people's modded things to mod my phone. I haven't really made any kernel/android mods of my own.

I don't know much about any of those things because, as I've previously stated in the previous guide, I'm just a guy who likes to tinker with his phone way too much.

If I do something which took me forever to do or may take some other users some time, I like to speed up the process of that thing by posting guides which worked for me.

But anyways, that's about KernelSU from my side.
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] pxxell:
okayyy, btw you can flash magisk/ magisk delta through twrp, its more convenient
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] mouseracer:
I mean, you CAN do that via TWRP.

However, I find that it's a bit more stable to use a patched boot image via fastboot and, after gaining temporary magisk access, finally and completely patching the boot image specific for magisk delta.

I also believe that this specific method of using TWRP as a vector for rooting a device is deprecated according to the OFFICIAL magisk dev's installation instructions: https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html (at the bottom of the page)
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] mouseracer:
UPDATE #0: ADDING BE89BA OOS 11.0.13 TO THE MAIN POST..
[OnePlus Nord N10 5G Guides, News, & Discussion] mouseracer:
UPDATE #1:

BE86AA OOS 11_0_14 MAGISK DELTA PATCHED BOOT IMAGE AVAILABLE!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] LakesideWiseman:
As the title says I haven't been able to get my SIM card working since updating my phone. I was able to get it working temporarily doing a combination of things, rebooting the phone, disabling zygisk, and reinserting the SIM Card. I left the house, drove down the street, and had no service once again.

I am about to revert to stock, and see if that fixes it, but I have a feeling this is just an odd coincidence and it's actually a sim card issue or the slot itself? Sucks this is already my second P7P, the first one the camera exploded.

Thanks in advance
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Dopamin3:
I've never had a SIM in my cheetah disappear ever... And this is after flashing multiple custom ROMs, multiple kernels, stock + rooted with magisk / lsposed etc... so to me it sounds like a hardware issue. I think the rebooting/reinsertion of the SIM card fixed your issue moreso than disabling zygisk. Maybe you could try cleaning your SIM card / SIM card tray?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] LakesideWiseman:
The only other issue I could see would be that I have verizon? I bought the unlocked version directly from google though. I have been using the A1 suffix verizon images should I not be?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] LakesideWiseman:
Well running July Security Update Factory Image on a re-locked bootloader and still no SIM.

Looks like maybe I can just get Verizon to give me an Esim for now. I'll have to contact google about getting a replacement after that...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] wangdaning:
Have you tried a different sim card? Your card might just be getting unreadable, happened to me once a long time ago.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] mathias1xxX:
Hi all, i bought my girlfriend for her birthdat the Redmi Note 12 Turbo Harry Potter edition, i'm waiting for the phone right now but this is a chinese phone. This means this phone comes in either English or Simplified Chinese and done. but in what way can i install more languages without reinstalling the phone with a different (EU) rom? because this phone will come with a build in theme and all and i don't want to lose this. or is there a way to backup this first ?

Kind regards.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] NOSS8:
Without guarantee that you will be able to recover it afterwards.

Make a backup with Micloud.

Add the theme to favorite/themes/my account/favorite.

For the language, change the rom version.
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrbar:
Hi,

I've disabled OTA Updates on my Fire HD 10 FireOS 7.3.2.1 with Fire Toolbox v29.0.

I see two potential coming problems : FireOS security breaches and apps no more supported.

What are best practices?

Is it better to keep OTA Updates disabled, and never update FireOS?

Can we install some critical updates without going through Amazon?

Is it better to update regulary all apps?

Does Google Play block no-compatible apps updates with running Android version?

Is there apps to check if all my apps stay supported by Android 9 before to update then?

I've tried Appchecker, but this apps valides last Android version support only.

Thanks a lot,

Chris
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrbar:
Hi, someone would have any advices :)
[General Topics] wrjp:
:mad:I know this has been covered in many other threads but they seem to be fragmented into some suggestions for specific problems. Researching, following and applying the information, tips and software some have suggested I am still getting nowhere. My battery dies in a very short period of time - something like 4-6 hours.

I have installated, executed / implemented many of the suggestions and procedures here and on fuze-mobility to extend battery life. These are representative. I think there have been probably more but I cannot remember them.

HTC Power Management

SD Card Battery Saver

Taskmgr - to kill / stop Activiesync (replog.exec) from continuously cycling

Advanced Configuration Tool to turn on and off 3G

Registry Edit modifications on both the Fuze and associated laptop related to Activesync Update cycles

Activesync - added new server, made timing manual, deleted server.

Charging processes - Letting battery run all the way down to below 10%

Lowering brightness on my screen

I have ordered and am waiting for an extended battery for the Fuze.

The only thing I see is when viewing what is executing via the Taskmgr CPU Usage panel, I see that most of the time the Idle process is executing. (75+%). Although I have read some threads where folks have said this is good because nothing else is draining your power, just because the process says "idle" does not seem to me to be doing nothing..it is still cranking through and using cycles to go through its designated activities.

Is there a way to indicate the interval when the idle process cycles?

Anyone have this same situation? Any suggestions?
[General Topics] rorydaredkign:
That sounds very bad. Most complaints are about it being less than a day, noy 4-6 hours.

Have you contacted HTC/your supplier to get a replacement battery?

Also, idle is not a process, it's the absence of a process...
[General Topics] Dark Fire:
I'm not an expert on the ARM architecture, but idle processes are processes that use the CPU when all other processes are waiting for something or when there are no other processes running. They don't necessarily do anything constructive (they essentially just 'mind' the CPU until another process needs it), but they often feed the CPU with power-saving instructions. In conclusion, ignore it - it's not causing any problems and there's no point in fiddling with it.

That sort of a battery life is absolutely ridiculous, and you've clearly had a good go at increasing it, so I my best guess would be that it's defective.
[General Topics] wrjp:
Thanks for the quick responses.

I would still like to investigate the "idle" process angle. As long as something accesses the CPU, cycles are being executed and power is being used. Depending on what the "idle" process is doing with the 75+% "time" it has control of the CPU lots of power could be being used / drained.

Not sure how to go about this yet but I'm sure there is a way to find out what is going on during the "idle" process time holding the CPU.

If anyone know please share.....
[General Topics] mrpiggae:
Wow, it seems like the battey life on these things just keeps getting worse and worse. I remember going from the Hermes to the Kaiser and thinking how much worse the battery life was on the Kaiser.

The features keep increasing and batteries are having a hard time keeping up, I think.
[General Topics] ramontrotman:
there is alot to blame here. the good news there is a fix for almost every culprit.

1st....touch flow 3d. this thing demands alot of battery life. Not too mention its always running. Att has also seem to have added a few things to the touch flo interface that may have had an impact on this as well.

2nd....the applications these days seem to be getting bigger and bigger every few months. its not uncommon to see an app eating up 7 to 10 mb of ram. jivetalk...opera...the new aim??? the thing about this....the more ram an app takes up, the more batt power is consumes.

by the way...this is not a problem native to windows mobile...take a look at Google's g1....the batt life on that phone is even worse than your stock fuze...and after i've been digging through the phone....i found out all the apps are over 5 mb....madness! Also, the iphone has had this problem....and still does. but the iphone doesn't allow for background processing....so large programs running in the background aren't really that much of an issue.

3rd...att! in a noble attempt to cram the fuze with everything under the hood and give it the title it truly deserve (a phone capable of doing everything) they've weighed the os down with crap ware.

4th...the att radio that ships with the phone....its horrid. you'd never belive how much better some of the other radios are vs. the shipped att radio. its almost ridiculous that att would ship the phone with such a poor radio.

5th....htc. The batt in the phone is no bigger than the one offered in the tilt. But lets keep in mind, the same size batt now has to power faster processor....more ram...and a brighter more high res screen. Why they didnt up the power of the batt? who the hell knows...i guess to keep the phone nice a small...but its def a trade off.

I want you to try a cooked rom....try romeos 1.4 or the new proven.....change your radio to the shipped orange....make sure you spl before doing both.

and post back. im sure you'll have a different experience.
[General Topics] speed_pour:
I'm going to save you a ton of wasted hours in your life....or at least give you something else to waste those hours on. Stop the witch hunt on the "Idle" process. Open up the task manager on your desktop/laptop and look for the Idle process on there. If you pay attention (and do a little guessing), you'll see that the idle process consumes the remaining percentage of the CPU after the other applications have had their cut, however if you look at the total usage, you'll see that it doesn't include the Idle process.

There's a reason for this. It's lying to you....

There is no "Idle" process, it's just a way for the operating system to indicate how much processing power is not being used by applications. There's certainly something going on during those empty cycles, but it's operations that the core of the operating system is doing. Another poster mentioned that one of the things it's doing is sending power-saving instructions, which is basically true (but it's more in the form of telling the processor that there's nothing to do and letting it decide to save power).

The idle process cannot go away, and the closer you get it to 100% the better (relatively speaking, as it means you're doing nothing with the phone and removed any cool features it had). As long as the phone is on there's going to be at least a trickle of power going through the processor so the core of the operating system (i.e. Kernel) can perform it's necessary actions...just like the brain or heart does in your own body, even at rest they are still working a little bit.

Truthfully, I think you're barking up the wrong tree with your battery issues. I've got a Fuze also, and the ONLY time that I saw the battery die in 6 hours was when I was talking on it for about 3 1/2 or 4 hours in one afternoon. Otherwise, that thing, even on the stock rom, has given me nothing like the trouble your describing. I've flashed NATF's rom onto it (didn't like ROMeOS that much, just felt a little too laggy for me) and the new Austrailian radio .20M1 and the battery life seems even better. I don't think you're doing something wrong, I think you've got a lemon phone. Return it to the store complaining about the battery life on it not matching that of any of the other Fuze's you've seen anybody else using, then get a new one and try that out.
[General Topics] momojopoe:
4-6 hours? Consider yourself lucky. I can get that if I don't touch the phone and no one calls. If I use the phone as a normal person might, I can get 2 hours. I don't even consider it a mobile phone. It's stays plugged into something all day.
[General Topics] pilgrim011:
You have a faulty battery or you don't know how to set up the phone. I'm also using HTC Raphael, and battery lasts 1,5 days with lots of usage. I think that you should search xda for battery tips&tricks, like lowering backlight, turning off WIFI, BT and other. Also, there might be a problem with the ROM and Radio you're using.
[General Topics] momojopoe:
The battery was exchanged...twice...the poor battery life was present with nothing but stock apps and all the tips and tricks you suggest were tried, and then some...the problem is endemic with the fuze...I figure as much as I paid I shouldn't have to jump through all the hoops with 3rd party new roms etc. just to get my phone to work like it should...the battery is piece of crap
[General Topics] pilgrim011:
Hmmm, in that case it could be faulty device - there are plenty of people on Raphael subforum that are using Fuze and battery lasts for most of them 1-2 days.;)
[General Topics] ilordvader:
Whos got Extended battery on there Att Fuze ?

Is it worth the bulk

& which one to get ?

18,00 / 2,000 diff kinds i see

with diff company
[Sony Xperia 1 V] rondako:
Anyone get FM radio to work on this baby? Specs say no FM, but with the Qualcomm chip and 3.5mm headphone jack, that usually means there may be FM capability. Nextradio may be iffy since it hasn't been updated in years. I need over the air FM radio!
[Sony Xperia 1 V] mufunyo:
The Sony FM radio app crashes when I try to run it on my EU XQ-DQ54.
[Sony Xperia 1 V] rondako:
Thanks for trying! Maybe someone can find an app that works (motorola, spiritfm). I'd rather not drop $1400 to see myself. Where I live, cell service is spotty, but FM radio is clear and thus needed. Anyone else know or try it out?
[Sony Xperia 1 V] decomposed:
I wish they add this option back to mark V.

It would be much better to have it instead of headphone jack that for me is useless since it does not support additional pin for noise cancelling sony headphones!

Sony keep making those stupid decisions...
[Sony Xperia 1 V] krypt0se:
This is what worked for me (Although I am on XQ-DQ44 which didn't have the app from the factory)

1. Install the attached apk (Opening the app will crash the app, follow step 2)

2. Long press the app on the launcher and click app info, or get to the apps page through Settings -> apps -> FM radio. Select the three dots on the top right and select uninstall updates

2. Enable usb debugging (this and next steps are required so the app doesn't vanish after reboot)

3. Issue the following commands

- adb shell pm enable --user 0 com.sonymobile.fmradio
[Sony Xperia 1 V] almirsahbaz:
I did everything that you've written, and I can access app only when my headphones are disconnected, and when I connect them again app shows me FM frequences but I can't get radio signal.

My Xperia 1 V is european model XQ-DQ54
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Robot76:
I too have the XQ-DQ44 and works perfectly!
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Al Ferro:
I was thinking about my Android car stereo running Android 11 and in order to set the correct fm radio region frequency, I have to go to factory settings and choose the correct region where I live to properly use the radio app. I see that this radio app in the phone uses the radio frequency from Japan .

Here is a picture from my Android car stereo radio region settings.
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Al Ferro:
One more thing guys, I also have a Motorola Moto g stylus 5G (2022) Phone and I think it has a radio app, so I turned it on and I did not see an app shortcut on the screen , then I searched with a file app browser for the radio app and I found it, installed it and there it was now showing up with the rest of the other app list, also I found a radio service APK. Look at these pics and the place directories where I found these apks. Perhaps someone who has this fm radio app working on his Xperia 1V can check if the phone has also that radio APK service somewhere in the system.
[Sony Xperia 1 V] amerino2:
I'm in the same situation😭😭😭
[Google Pixel 4a Questions & Answers] creeve4:
Does anyone running Android 13 with T-mobile US as their carrier (or other US carriers) have working visual voicemail?

I had VV working great with Android 11, but after upgrading to A13 it will not activate (have been trying for several months).
[Google Pixel 4a Questions & Answers] mangokm40:
I have this issue, after updating LineageOS 19 to 20 (A12 to A13).

I was going to do a clean install of LOS20. After seeing that other ROMs have the same

issue, I decided not to bother. When I get a chance, I will clean-install LOS19.

Which ROM are you using?
[Google Pixel 4a Questions & Answers] creeve4:
I'm on stock A13