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[General Questions and Answers] hannoeee:
after i do :"adb root" to cmd,

then i get :"restarting adbd as root"

next i do :"adb remount"

but i get :"Not running as root. Try "adb root" first."

a big question for this problem

my phone is rooted, switch ro.secure=0, ro.debuggle=1

pls help me :(
[General Questions and Answers] ze7zez:
What response do you get when you type su in shell?
[General Questions and Answers] hannoeee:
i get :
[General Questions and Answers] hannoeee:
hmm, i just run

but i get

why ?
[General Questions and Answers] hannoeee:
bro, pls help me
[General Questions and Answers] hannoeee:
pls help
[General Questions and Answers] Renate:
If you're in normal boot it's already R/W, that's not the issue.

adb root does not work in production releases.

See here for the difference between rooted and rootable ADB.

Since you're not rooted, do this instead:

C:\>adb shell
$ su
# cp /data/data/com.whatever.useless/files/interesting.txt /sdcard
# ^D
C:\>adb pull /sdcard/interesting.txt
[General Questions and Answers] ze7zez:
It is difficult to help someone without knowing their needs.

So help yourself first and write what you would like to do.
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] klipklop:
My screen's popped out unfortunately and it looks like the cable got torn a bit. I just wanted to know if there was any way I could either view the screen or access the data without the screen. Unfortunately I did not switch on backups or have USB debugging enabled before the screen died. Or if anyone has any sources or leads on where I could possibly get a cheap screen replacement for under 50$.
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] TedFin:
No way to view screen without USB debugging
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] klipklop:
Ahh okay, even with an HDMI to USB-C converter?
[OnePlus Nord 2 5G] TedFin:
I don't believe Nord 2 supports that
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafimoor:
On emulator devices with standard images I can see loaded kernel modules using lsmod. But I cand find the modules files, neither on the AVD nor on the Windows machine where the emulator is running. Where do they hide?
[Android Head-Units] SapnaVirani:
Hello Developers, I have Tata tiago in which I have installed the Topway Ts7 head unit.

The screenshot of 'About device' of head unit is uploading here👇

View attachment 5941861

I want to upload boot logo of brand TATA cars into my headunit which is not present in given pre-installed logos (Tata and Mahindra car logo is not there)

For the same I tried XDA platform to make my own costomised Tata logos and did exactly what was said in one of threads on the XDA, I followed every step and made some boot logos in .bmp format having 1024x600 having 24bit of 1.7mb size.

(I tried to upload here the .bmp format pic but it is saying this format is not allowed to upload)

Anyways everything was good, I transfer them to the internal memory of the device and then in the Car setting>Extra settings the logo appeared there but when I clicked it, says -

IMAGE FORMAT DOESN'T MATCH.

I also seen many video regarding this problem but I got no correct answer,

In fact in the comment section of those videos, people were having the same issue like me but they weren't answered as well.

I tried everything to figure it out but I'm helpless, Now I came on this platform first time to Ask something, plz XDA Developers help me out, I want to make boot logo for my car with its own brand logo.

(Extra Info- I also tried from the Costom Tata logos which was preloaded on some video websites for the same purpose but they all failed with the same result.)

Please pardon me if i make any mistake im new here and this is my first time I'm asking something here.

Thanks in advance ☺️
[Android Head-Units] localos:
The firmware has not been verified and is used at your own risk

I do not bear responsibility for the bricks!!!
[Android Head-Units] Sukhwinder Dhillon:
Brother I have solution for this, I have all type of logo apk files, indian + international brand, brother if you want contact me on 9876700064 ( 125 Rs for all )
[Android Head-Units] Edu4rd0:
View attachment 6043228Boa tarde ! Tenho um multimídia e ele travou na tela inicial. É o Topway TS7. Você tem sistema para reinstalar a ROM na multimídia? Ou você sabe como entrar no Recover para que eu possa fazer Wipe Reset e Wipe Cache? Muito obrigado antecipadamente !
[Redmi 9 Power / 9T] kingxuser:
after using a wifi for a while with no problem in my redmi 9t the internet goes off and comes with this message like it’s limited or something, i just updated to miui 14.0.3 Global version and this problem started coming my other devices are working well with the same wifi its just in this phone that I bought a days agoView attachment 5941859
[Redmi 9 Power / 9T] Ryuzak:
Try Change DNS
[Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G (viva/vida)] setupzx1:
OrangeFox Recovery Project​

Credits

* TeamWin - for TWRP

* The OrangeFox Team - for your hard work

* All our testers - for your patience and help

FEATURES:

* Built-in support for installing Magisk

* AromaFM

* Password

* Superb new UI and themes

* OrangeFox theme engine:

- choice of theme (black, dark, etc)

- choice of color scheme

- choice of splash screen

* Alternative lockscreen

* And many more!

DOWNLOADS

OrangeFox download site: DOWNLOAD HERE

Device Tree : Gitlab

INSTALLATION

1. Download the OrangeFox IMG

2. Reboot to Fastboot

3. Fastboot flash boot orangefox.img

4. Install original Boot - inside Recovery

5. Flash Cureent

6. Enjoy !

BUG

1. Vibrator

FAQ and Guides

: https://wiki.orangefox.tech/en/guides

XDA:DevDB Information

OrangeFox Recovery Project, Tool/Utility for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G

Version Information

Status: STABLE

Current Stable Version: R11.1.0_A12-A13

Release Date: 2023-06-28

Last Release: 2023-07-19
[Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G (viva/vida)] setupzx1:
Reserved*
[Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G (viva/vida)] ogpc32:
Ola, obrigado pelo post, tudo funcionou como deveria !​
[Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G (viva/vida)] Deleted member 12649663:
Thank you for your contribution for this device. Hope this device get stable roms soon.
[Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G (viva/vida)] hosage360:
hey i cant see my files
[Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G (viva/vida)] N1ka:
Hi - whit is the bug? Vibrator not working in Orange Fox or vibrator is not working at all - once I reboot to System?
[Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G (viva/vida)] meechieervin:
Did anyone try this, was trying to see about the bug with the vibrator, was the bug in orange fox or the operating system thanks
[Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G (viva/vida)] meechieervin:
Does anyone have the instructions how to install, tried to look on youtube but its hard understanding what they're say. The videos are from India if someone could point me to a english video that would be great btw if I install this will I have to root my phone again and will I lose any data after I flash it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tromon92:
Hello there.

I have a lenovo j606l tablet, it works fine but its OS is too slow and very bad.

I wnat to put a custom rom to get better fluency and experience but I hadnt can find any sinlge custom rom for this exacttly model (J606L).

I found the next thread but is to J607F and I tried for all options of these thread but none of them works.

TWRP neither works on J606L. I found the unofficial twrp 3.4.2 but when I try to flash or boot recovery the tablet stuck on boot lenovo logo and is needed run windows lenovo rescue tool to restore the tablet.

I had tried many other things to flash custom rom but all of them have been a lost time ( orange fox, adb sideload install, arm64 ab images, fastboot flash, fastboot boot).

I am really tired. 😔😔😔

Please someone know any custom rom release for this tablet (J606L) or any way to flash custom rom to this tablet and that it works?

thank you for supportme.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oswald Boelcke:
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[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] Unc3nZureD:
I used my Note 8T (willow) with custom ROMs with Android 13. Now I want to revert to MIUI, since I'll sell it. Is there anything special that I have to do before just flashing the full zip from here: https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/willow/stable/V12.5.6.0.RCXMIXM/ with fastboot?

Is there any mechanism which prevents me from "downgrading"?

Thank you!

Edit: If possible I want to avoid EDL mode as I don't want to disassemble the phone.
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] Unc3nZureD:
If someone is interested, I YOLO-ed it and flashed the full rom from the previously linked site. Nothing prevented the downgrade and the MIUI perfectly works again.
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] Jatin Verma x821:
That's a good news!
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] /data/mnt:
when the phone IS on fast boot mode!!

i tried multiple times. moto xt2041.
[Xiaomi Redmi 5 Questions & Answers] Frankie1975:
HI my mobile phone it's: Smartphone Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 (5.99'') 4GB 64GB LTE Android 8 Dual Sim ibrida - Oro [8210070100010-A]

I would like to record calls with modification from SAMFW, to set even louder volume... They recommended me INDIA region, could you give me some guidance? Thank you
[Google Pixel Fold] snovvman:
Staying with the Pixel family, I would have to choose between having the fold features and the upcoming Pixel 8 Pro's cameras. Even when compared to the P7P, the Fold's sensor is smaller. I know because of its form factor, it cannot hold a larger sensor when compared to the slab flagships. It's too bad. Smaller sensor means slower shutter speed and other compromises. The Pro line has AF on the zoom, as well as macro.

What are your thoughts? Would you rather have the Fold's features and utility and live with a lesser camera set, or would you rather get the P8P?

My Fold is on the way, but for those who have one, what do you think of the cameras' qualities and capabilities?
[Google Pixel Fold] sawdoctor:
Coming from the zfold 3 have to say I'm really impressed with pixel fold camera so far
[Google Pixel Fold] snovvman:
I'd also like to hear from those coming from pixel 6 pro or 7 pro.
[Google Pixel Fold] joshnichols189:
It's definitely not as good as a 7 pro but it's not a bad camera. Semi noticeable on the black fur of my dog and cat tho. I'll see if I can post comparisons sometime
[Google Pixel Fold] snovvman:
I love the Fold's larger canvas, but as more details about the P8P leaks, the decision becomes harder. Camera capability is important to me and P8P will be very hard to resist.
[Google Pixel Fold] Colchiro:
I suspect you'd have to have a very discriminating eye to tell the difference between pictures taken with the 7P, 8P and Fold. All are going to be good and very similar.

Forget the camera and go with the Pixel size you like best.
[Google Pixel Fold] snovvman:
Thank you. For me, it's more than about a discerning eye. Casually viewing a photo on a small-screen device like a phone may not be obvious, but when viewing a photo on a large display like a 4K monitor, the difference become very obvious. It also matters when cropping, during low-light conditions and/or motion.

The sensor size matters a lot when it comes to taking pictures of a moving objects in lower light conditions. It can be the difference of a sharp or blurry picture. Larger sensors can have a faster shutter speed and collect more light--which means better details (e.g., sharper vs softer pictures). A better starting point makes touch up and post-processing easier. The P6P and P7P's pictures clearly have a better natural bokeh when compared to the Fold.

When trying to capturing a moment of a kid or pet indoors, the camera makes all the difference and will be very obvious even on a phone. In fact, going back to my original dilemma--I do like the Fold's form factor and large canvass, but the P8P's camera's superiority will be functionally obvious. For me, the deciding factor is not just the form factor. The picture quality matters. For example, taking a especial moment of a moving child indoor--I want a clear, sharp picture.

Needless to say, it comes down to my priorities. The exercise now is to sample the Fold's pictures as much as possible to see if I can live with it. I will keep the Fold if photos in challenging situations are nearly acceptable. Someone posted a YT video showing a Fold vs. Fold 4 taking indoor pictures of a moving dog. The dog was clear on the F4 while the F was always blurry. Computational photography makes up for some shortcomings, but you can't fully make up the difference between a nearly 1" sensor vs. a 1/2" sensor.

I realize that for some, photo quality is necessary only to the extent of what they see on the display, and that's fine. To me, there is much more to consider. I still have some time to decide, so we'll see.
[Google Pixel Fold] Colchiro:
We've stuck with Pixel phones for at least 5 years and a few Nexus Phones prior to that. One of the main reasons was the camera, but ease of root and the frequent updates were also important.

You take the camera priority to a new level. Apparently when I said, "discriminating eye", that was the case for you.
[Google Pixel Fold] snovvman:
Lol yep. I bought a Google phone every time they came out with one, starting with the Nexus One. Like many, I have a phone graveyard full of Google phones, among others, of course. Indeed, I stick with Google phones for 1) latest Android OS, updates, and software capabilities 2) rootability, 3) camera, and 4) AOSP-ish, bloat-free-ish.

Camera performance is one of those things that cannot be unseen. It is impressive what camera phone can do these days.
[Google Pixel Fold] snovvman:
By the way, one pro for the Fold is that you can use the main camera for selfie--something that none of the slate-styles cannot do. This gives one the opportunity to take better selfies and with more options.
[Google Pixel Fold] Colchiro:
With the latest bad news (Dead after Four Days & JerryRigEverything teardown) maybe you want the 8P instead?
[Google Pixel Fold] snovvman:
Yea, I saw both. Also found several camera reviews. I'm leaning 70% toward the 8P. Tough choice. If they had an 8P fold and charged $2.5K I'd buy it lol.
[Google Pixel Fold] Colchiro:
I could switch teams if the 8P was available now, but the kid in me wants a toy now, after being promised one. I only see one toy.
[Google Pixel Fold] snovvman:
I hear you man. And I LOVE the big screen. It's a game changer for content consumption, reading documents, and browsing.
[Google Pixel Fold] bs3pro:
LMFAO. Yup, I plan on intentionally bending my phone backwards to break it. Sorry, but that's a stupid test.
[Google Pixel Fold] sawdoctor:
I agree with you but you also have to remember by default the fold doesn't open flat so you do need to apply a little force to get it 180 degrees. Just have to be careful to not over force it
[Google Pixel Fold] bs3pro:
Careful? Lol. He intentionally used full force until it broke. I'm not worried.
[Google Pixel Fold] fred2546:
I cringed each time he took the blade to another surface or the buttons. Emulating keys in a pocket?

And having sat on something I forgot on a chair, one could sit on the open Fold and stress it but either the phone goes in that case or surgical extraction would be necessary! :eek:

I had not seen one of his videos in a while and forgot how deranged they could be.
[Google Pixel Fold] snovvman:
Please post your battery experience--compare it to your previous phone and describe your use. Early reports are not positive, but it would be nice to get some real feedback from XDAers. Thanks.
[Google Pixel Fold] Archer:
I'm not a heavy user, but it's new so I am using it more than normal. So with that said, I'm pretty impressed at the battery performance so far. Day 1 it went from full at around midday to just under 50% by late evening - so about 11 hours use, including setting up all my usual apps (lots of downloads and pretty much constant use).

Today I was setting up a load of Tasker stuff on it, so it was plugged into my PC and the stats show it was fully charged at 12pm. That was nearly 13 hours ago and it's currently at 67%. Not heavy use today though - about 3 hours screen time and the ambient display about 12 hours.

I'll give more feedback once I've spent more time using it a bit more, but so far I'd put it on par with the Pixel 6 Pro, so if that was bad for you then this will be too, but if it was good for you (like it was for me) then this should also be good.
[Google Pixel Fold] kowalskitg:
My battery has been great so far, first full day 11pm it's at 46% right now as I type this
[Google Pixel Fold] ncr100:
I've had a couple of occasions where the battery has performed poorly. This is different from just like using the phone a lot, this is bad behavior:

- Just recently after upgrading to the latest Google Android security patch, Thursday July 13th, the phone took its sweet time to do the installation and cleanup. After that I left it to charge on my first gen (?) two-piece Google wireless charger. And over the course of about 8 hours it charged only 50% .. from 19% all the way up to 74%. This is bad. It should charge in 2 to 3 hours on wireless.

And then, when I picked it up in the morning I noticed that it was quite hot. I immediately went and looked at the battery usage meters and didn't see any apps that were suspicious. I had been watching Chrome streaming video for bed and it was still at the top but only like 2 hours which is in line with my usage.

So I have two speculations as to what the phone is doing:

One is that my chrome streaming the night before was still doing some kind of networking keep alive which kept the phone awake all night long. I was streaming from the Apple TV+ service via the web browser. To contradict this speculation, nothing was in the foreground overnight, the phone was locked and the chrome browser activity was therefore in the background, behind the lock screen.

Second speculation is that the phone has a problem with adaptive charging and heat management. When I started charging it was already hot. The phone is a folding phone and has two batteries on either side of the phone. Maybe adaptive charging was charging both batteries and allowing one battery to cool off in an incorrect manner, which keeps the heat sensor for the battery too hot, wherever that sensor is physically on the phone,

Next time I experience this I'm going to crack open the phone a little bit, 15° perhaps, and then stick it on the wireless charger again. That is to say next time I have a security system update thing from Google. Because this is the second time it happened coincidentally after a Google update.

Anyone else experience this?

Edit: third speculation equals some internal file system activity needed to run for another 12 hours after the Google security update, no progress dialogues showed this activity. So I don't know, and this is pure speculation.
[Google Pixel Fold] Colchiro:
I rooted and updated to July update 2 days ago. Finished setting it up last night, then charged to 100%, then went to bed.

Didn't use it more than a minute or two at work. Just got home and my battery is 65%, the phone is warm, not hot and all the battery usage tells me is:

WeatherBug 2%

Google Play services 1%

System usage:

Ambient display 37%

Phone idle 31%

wi-fi 3%

For reference my 7P would have been at least 70% (if not more), before charging it before going to bed.

Worst battery I've experienced in months.
[Google Pixel Fold] snovvman:
Wow. Hope this is an aberration.
[Google Pixel Fold] bs3pro:
My batt life is the same as I was getting on my samsung fold4. Not sure I believe the bad batt life stories.
[Google Pixel Fold] sawdoctor:
My battery is a lot better than the Samsung fold 3 just unfortunately pixel fold does have standby drain. If I don't charge over night it drops a lot more in standby than the Samsung
[Google Pixel Fold] bs3pro:
Just get a wireless charger. Easy to just place it on it.
[Google Pixel Fold] Colchiro:
It's better today, but I'm also at home. (93% after 9 hours unused.) Apparently when I was reviewing apps that needed battery optimization (WeatherBug certainly doesn't), I also turned off the ambient display during the night, which also helped.

I wonder if I was connected to wi-fi at work. That has always helped.
[Google Pixel Fold] sawdoctor:
I have one and usually charge at night. It's not a complaint just an observation, pixel fold is better battery than z fold 3 in everything except standby battery drain. Probably all the googliness going on in the background
[Google Pixel Fold] krabman:
Mine is a little better than the ZF2, a lot better than the Xfold. I also have standby drain. Not horrid but more than I like.
[Google Pixel Fold] XDM inc:
i got 6 hours screen on time (9 hours off charger time) on a HEAVY full day of use and ended my 8 and a half work shift with 15% left. that was over a hour of youtube on the unfolded screen, calls all day and all day music streaming. on a average day of mid use of just music and calls all day i come home with like 50-40% left over a shift of 8 and a half hours
[Google Pixel Fold] Colchiro:
Where can we get a job like that? 😉
[Google Pixel Fold] XDM inc:
Truck driver. LOTS of down time. I carry a steam deck to work as well
[Google Pixel Fold] almony8:
Is anyone rooted and using any modules for battery stuff? I'm using stratosphere for the gaming mode mainly, which seems to help a lot. But then I have been trying the other profiles, mainly balanced and seem to be having good results after a few days having the phone and getting it rooted and all setup. Just updated to the latest beta and kept root also! Seems to be running smoother
[Google Pixel Fold] BlueReaperX:
I can get +7 hours SOT using the following:

LTE only (5G is a huge battery drain on the Tensor 2 and not much faster)

Data Saver (Use SystemUI Tuner to remove the icon in the notification bar)

Ambient display will drain battery at idle. I use a Pixel watch to get notification and tap to wake If I need to check the phone.

Go to Security & Privacy, Privacy and then Privacy Dashboard. Check Permission usage for mic, location and camera. Take away permission from any app abusing these if possible.

Restrict battery usage on all apps that run in the background far longer than they should.

Google App is a huge battery drainer. I suggest going over the setting of the app and turn off anything you don't use. If possible, take away permission for mic and location access.

TikTok and Instagram run in the background for hours after I stop using them. You can turn on Tiktok Data saver too.

Try to use a push email vs a scheduled sync. If not possible, increase the duration (I use once an hour).

Would I rather not have to do all of that to get decent battery life? Yes. But I like to tinker and all of the above don't take away from my experience with the phone overall.
[Google Pixel Fold] Colchiro:
Well, that makes more sense than my desk job.
[Google Pixel Fold] bs3pro:
Who the fk needs 7+ hours of SOT? Might be time to take a break from the internet...LOL
[Google Pixel Fold] sawdoctor:
Someone who watches a lot of p#@n?
[Google Pixel Fold] Moose0704:
Now that's some good battery life IMHO! 😁