yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy A12] arsfr:
Use the method to boot into download mode by using a cable and volume down and up, there you should see the binary number, if not then you have to manually try and guess it, or you could ask on this forum, since I don't know how to.
[Samsung Galaxy A12] KeithSJS:
Right, I was able to boot into download mode and took the attached photograph (I did try to make sure the details are clear but the quality is poor). As far as I can tell there is no mention of binary number. I'll probably make another post about finding out the binary number as I imagine few people will be looking at this.
[Samsung Galaxy A53 5G] Crazygamerjk:
Hello everyone.

I currently have a galaxy a53 rooted with magisk and twrp. I am running nethunter, and also have the wireless firmware for nethunter module installed. I am using the TP-Link Archer t2u nano. It has the rtl8811au chipset and should be supported, yet it doesn't work. Lsusb detects it but it is not recognized as wlan1. I have done hours of research yet could not find a solution. If you need any additional information just tell me. I am currently running a non stock kernel. It is the one from the unofficial twrp for galaxy a53.
[Samsung Galaxy A53 5G] Crazygamerjk:
I found out that the built in chip supports monitor mode and packet injection so this thread could be closed.
[Nothing Phone 1] Concept Softwares:
My Nothing phone 1 Bootloader is stuck.how to fix.anybody know
[Nothing Phone 1] Alex1911:
Have the same Problem. If i find a fix i post it here.

Edit: phone constantly restarts and can't use bootloader.

Is this your issue ?

Edit2: Can you get in and stay at the Bootloader screen ?

if yes you can try to install a Fastboot Stock-ROM, this fixed the issue for me.

The reason for this issue might be an update gone wrong.

If you are not familiar with the "Fastboot flashing" - Procedure, i can guide you trough.
[Huawei Nova 3i Guides, News, & Discussion] asser19:
Hello, this thread is a documentation of working GSIs, I hope anyone -if there's any- would contribute to this list of working GSIs.

So, it might save you time -unlike it did to me-

GSI Name	XXX	FS TYPE	FACTORY RESET METHOD	BOOTS	NOTES
LeaOS 20.0 by @iceows | Link	egN	EROFS	STOCK Wipe - then flash	YES	All POT (P Smart+ 2019) GSIs boot fine.
ArrowOS 13.1 by @iceows | Link	egN	EROFS	STOCK Wipe - then flash	YES	-
PixelOS by @MisterZtr | Link	bgN	EXT4	STOCK Wipe - then flash	YES	Can be converted to EROFS ` ` Refer to notes.
Pixel Experience Plus Slim by @ponces | Link	bgN	EXT4	STOCK Wipe - then flash	YES	Can be converted to EROFS ` `
crDroid Slim by @naz664 | Link	bgN	EXT4	STOCK Wipe - then flash	YES	Can be converted to EROFS ` `

As I said, this list is just a start, I don't have time to test every possible GSI, if you got something that's not in the list feel free to comment it and I'll update the list.

Notes:

INE-LX1R

- Was tested on base EMUI 9.1 with F2FS userdata and EROFS vendor.

- Kernel: Stock v4.9.148 or KernelSU v4.9.148 here.

- For root use pph su, magisk details (you'll lose recovery in that case + needs to decrypt), rooted images or KernelSU mentioned above.

- You can convert any ab-arm64 GSI to VNDK-Lite w-wo EROFS (basically some huawei patches including offline charge, nfc, selinux rules and some props) using @iceows HW-Creator scripts can be found here Link (Might have higher chance of booting, although it never booted with me LOL).

- You can convert directly a working ab-arm64 GSI to EROFS (20% read performance boost) through HW-Creator use script `make-erofs.sh`

What's not working/bugs:

- BT Calls (music is fine)

- VoLTE

- 4G+

Recoveries:

- TWRP Link (credits: 4pda user)

-SHRP Recovery made for POT (P Smart+ 2019)/kirin710 Link (credits: @iceows).

Works better in my opinion and mounts partitions fine.​

Magisk and KernelSU might be tested, I'll post whenever I get anything working.
[Huawei Nova 3i Guides, News, & Discussion] ZG_DEV:
Thanks for sharing us this great list, mate!
[Huawei Nova 3i Guides, News, & Discussion] asser19:
You're welcome, do you have INE?
[Huawei Nova 3i Guides, News, & Discussion] Ayman_sp24:
GSI isn't stable on most huawei phones

I'm porting Ubuntu touch and droidian to INE kirin710
[Huawei Nova 3i Guides, News, & Discussion] JavadRabe:
Thank you for the list!

Those ROMs works smooth on NOVA 3I ?

Do you saw any lag ?

Which one was better in your opinion ?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] xenro:
Yep, that's another one. I'm struggling to make it work and not to loose system performance.

See, I have Galaxy S9 running Resurrection Remix 8.7 + newest Magisk (zygisk - no, ramdisk - yes).

If I try to run Galaxy Wearable app, it says that system was modified in an unauthorized way, i.e. rooted, and won't proceed.

I don't have

ro.product.brand

and

ro.product.manufacturer

lines in my build.prop. I don't know if those should be there on AOSP.

But many people had same problem with Wearable app and working solution was to add/edit those lines in build.prop and add "=google" or "=htc".

Now, this works for me, too. I can launch Wearable app and pair my Samsung Buds 2 pro.

But adding those lines to build.prop just DRASTICALLY decreases system performance, especially web browsers.

I've also tried to change WebUi implementation, tried Magisk Delta with its MagiskHide (which btw doesn't let me use LTE or Wi-Fi and that's really weird.)

I haven't seen any reports regarding system performance decreasing with build.prop edits anywhere, so this is a dead-end for me.

Lads, if anyone understands this issue, please help :(
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] xenro:
I've managed to skip in-app device check with this manual https://gist.github.com/adil192/ab95808fb66b6cde3d63ded6c19b0f1d. You have to have official Apktool and zipalign 8.1 installed and patch Galaxy Wearable, Accessory service and, in my case, Buds2 Pro plugin. I've made my own certificate for them, btw. IT'S WORKING.

Thank you, Dansimko and Adil192, for making this possible!

Also, here are patched apps
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] janho_kapoor:
Do you like it?
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] janho_kapoor:
View attachment 6025619
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Nidhal AKA the king:
looks really nice... where to get that?
[Nova Launcher] maybeme2:
For about a couple of months I've had a weird behavior on my android 10 phone with Nova prime 7.0.57.

I added 3-4

url

browser shortcuts on my phone's home screen for quick access. I do this from the browser using 'add to home page' feature. I've done this for years with no problem. But recently, these shortcuts remain for a few days and then they abruptly disappear. This only happens to URL shortcuts. All other icons do not change.

This same strange behavior occurs with shortcuts from different browsers (DuckDuckGo, Firefox, Brave, etc.) so I don't think it is browser specific. So I'm wondering if it may be related to a Nova launcher update. Has anyone else seen such a behavior?

Another thought: I recently briefly installed a minimalist launcher (don't recall its name) just to try it. I didn't like it and uninstalled it. Could it have left something behind related to this behavior?

Any help appreciated. Thank you.
[General Topics] Concept48:
Fixed !
[General Topics] Concept48:
{Mod edit: Quoted post has been deleted. Oswald Boelcke, Senior Moderator}

easy on me there bro ..
[General Topics] Concept48:
Update : Windows 10 seems not effected ..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrey 2510:
Mod edit - translated by https://www.deepl.com/translator. Oswald Boelcke.

Hi everyone help me find firmware T8-K2001N_NWD_S212909-20221025_155106 can't download anywhere!!!!

*******************

Привет всем помогите найти прошивку T8-K2001N_NWD_S212909-20221025_155106 не могу нигде скачать!!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oswald Boelcke:
Hello and good afternoon, @andrey 2510 Welcome to XDA! I hope you'll always get the support you require.

However, as a one-time courtesy I've translated your above post. With reference to rule no. 4 of the XDA Forum Rules, please post in English or add at least an English translation to your Russian posts.

Spoiler content hidden.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Regards

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Senior Moderator
[Android Head-Units] GRockall:
Hello,

I'm new to the world of Android head units so please go easy on me.

I recently purchased an Eonon VWA12 for my VW Polo 6R 2012.

The installation went well and the head unit looked to be functioning correctly.

The following day I got into the car and it began behaving very strangely.

Here's a video I took and sent to the seller -

They recommended reinstalling the firmware which I did. The head unit then functioned well for a bit and then the next day did a very similar thing. Video here -

.

I am certain that I want an Android head unit and I appreciate that this model is at the budget end of things. My question is, do you think this is a faulty unit or is there a problem with my car that is causing this problem? I'm a bit worried about buying a better unit (looking at the Teyes cc3 2k) and having the same issue if its the car at fault and not the unit.

Any help would be really appreciated.

thanks, George.
[Android Head-Units] krasykp:
This is 100% hardware failure. Check what are your option for warranty replacement/repair.

Best Regards,
[Android Head-Units] GRockall:
Hi,

Thank you for your reply. They ended up replacing the unit and everything works as it should now.

Thanks, George.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] heberty15:
Is there such a thing as AndroidOS for Mi 11 ultra Star?
[General Questions and Answers] seif113:
i have been doing basic software repair for years but i have always had to go through a journey everytime i get a new device, especially samsung devices, a recent example is trying to install a custom rom for my galaxy note 3, now i would have thought all i have to do is put the model number in google plus the words "custom rom" and bam thats it,

turns out nope i have to be more specific by adding "ha3g" which means my phone is a 3g international version of the note 3 not an "hlte" or other versions.

i dont know if its the modders mistake or samsung being extra complicated or me not knowing enough but shouldnt n900 be enough to specify all there is to specify about a phone including the region it was sold in.

also regardless of wether that is true or not, what is a good way of finding out your region code such as 'ha3g' and do other samsung phones have this kind of models system or is it just older phone, long question i know but i hope it would maybe provide a good read for newbies trying to wrap their heads around basics and thanks guys
[General Questions and Answers] Fooking Rekt:
There's two kind of "model numbers", one is the model name seen in the settings, such as G973F (S10), and the other one is the codename such as beyond1lte (S10).

Codename is rarely used and not really needed for custom roms, because the model name gives you all the information. The last letter or number (sometimes there's several, like the G930W8) tells you exactly which model you have. The only time where codenames are used is if there's several model names that share the same codename. All non-Exynos versions of the S10 are known as beyond1qlte, while the Exynos version is beyond1lte.

Older Samsung phones used to have F for the European/international variants. Now it seems like the international variants have B in the end.

You can use Sammobile's firmware finder to figure out the device model. https://phonedb.net/ is also useful.

Example below for all Note 3 variants.

View attachment 6023861
[General Questions and Answers] seif113:
thanks dude, i guess its then down to internet's random users not being so orderly, probably one of the biggest hurdles i have faced whilst looking for things like roms and firmwares seems like nobody pays attention to details even though one wrong rom could mean bricked phone
[Beetles] eldefinn:
Hi there, i had a problem while updating my hw6515, now it can't boot. i've a screenshot of the error. my hw says USB v0.21 on the screen , i have tested hard reset, remove the battery, everything possible but always the same thing. it is not recognized in activesync. if someone have an idea please tell me :)

EDIT: problem solved, i just do the update again but on a computer with windows XP instead of vista. my hw6515 is completely repaired now.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
Changelogs, reserved for later use
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
Howto's

Kernel flasher: https://github.com/capntrips/KernelFlasher
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Gilg@mesh:
damn, forgot to disable verity when I rooted the phone (did not think it would be needed to flash custom kernel) will it be possible without disable verity in future?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] bleez99:
FYI, EXKM doesn't feel up to flashing this.

The flash button remains grayed out.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Lughnasadh:
Use Kernel Flasher.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] bleez99:
Thanks.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] SkylinesHD:
Kirisakura managed to get rid of the requirement on the P7, maybe it's possible here too?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Pixel86:
Where can one find Kernel Flasher?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Lughnasadh:
GitHub - capntrips/KernelFlasher: Kernel Flasher is an Android app to flash, backup, and restore kernels.

Kernel Flasher is an Android app to flash, backup, and restore kernels. - capntrips/KernelFlasher

github.com
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] zellleonhart:
Can anyone confirm if this kernel will work on P8 Pro without disabling verity? Not sure if the "likes" on the quoted post mean anything.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
Hi,

No this kernel needs verity disabled as stated in the installation guide.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Battlehero:
It was Sultan (kerneltoast) who made it possible for the kernel to be flashed without disabling verity on Pixel 7, I believe it was due to him building a monlithic kernel (My kernel knowledge is not great, it very well could be other factors).
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Deleted member 11872899:
Just in case someone wants to try it with latest qpr... It doesn't boot
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
Yes, that's the key there, it's a very nice novel solution by @Sultanxda there on the pixel 7 kernel tree. I need to check that in depth later yet. For now I'm planning on keeping it modular and with verity disabling, to keep things simpler in maintaining the whole, and I'm also not familiar enough with that method yet to have it integrated as of now.

There are things that are somewhat easier when keeping it near stock, like syncing the new changes.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] iron maiden:
Hello, good morning, can it be used for beta 2.1 pixel 8? thank you
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Deleted member 11872899:
No it doesn't boot
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] danon.brown:
Are the days of needing TWRP to flash this over? Haven't rooted/flashed anything in a while.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
well, that's no need indeed. kernel flasher can help you backing up kernel related partitions as well.

one can use twrp still, but I don't think there's one for p8pro yet

Sent from Pixel 8 Pro using ReLabs
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
- Update - 1.5.1 -​

Android U stable 14 - November updates

- update: latest google sources

- adblock hosts file updated

CleanSlate U 1.5.1 Downloads:

Android U images zip (up1a 2023-11-05)

Pixel8/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.5.1: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=16385555061192792662

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip.

If you did manual (fastboot) flashing earlier before trying to install this, then this method will most likely fail at flashing vendor_dlkm as a manual fastboot flash resizes the partition to a likely smaller one and this won't fit. If you did that, you'll need to flash back to stock/magisk and only then use this installer zip.

Kernel installer zip for P8Pro/P8 (husky/sushi) 1.5.1 (use with kernel flasher/EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=16385555061192792660

Read first post in thread for installation details.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] liver20:
Still ,Need Verity disabled?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] iron maiden:
Hello, a colleague with pixel 8, I don't deactivate it, now I don't know which kernel with since we have two or 3, right?

regards
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] SaltyCut:
Great kernel! My pixel runs so much better.

.

I have a question. If I'm activating the battery saver, do I have to turn it on from settings also for it to take effect? Or do I just enable it from the Clean Slate application?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] ada12:
only sultan kernel dont require anything for all other kernel "require dm verity disabled" in fact its false for all kernel if you flash custom avb ( no require wipe ) its will boot ...
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] ada12:
why system_dlkm image is missing inside anykernel3 zip ?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] iron maiden:
Hello, what exactly do you mean by saying that cleaning is not necessary? What else can be seen if you have enable verity disabled in some way? thank you
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
Thansk for catching this one,

It was left out accidentally. Luckily it can still work without an issue. The next update will have it in place.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
- Update - 1.5.2 -

​

Android U stable 14 - December QPR1 updates

- update: latest google sources

- adblock hosts file updated

CleanSlate U 1.5.2 Downloads:

Android U images zip (uq1a 2023-12-05)

Pixel8/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.5.2: https://xdaforums.com/attachments/cleanslate-shusky-images-231205-015-152-zip.6043627/

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip.

If you did manual (fastboot) flashing earlier before trying to install this, then this method will most likely fail at flashing vendor_dlkm as a manual fastboot flash resizes the partition to a likely smaller one and this won't fit. If you did that, you'll need to flash back to stock/magisk and only then use this installer zip.

Kernel installer zip for P8Pro/P8 (husky/shiba) 1.5.2 (use with kernel flasher/EXKM,FKM): https://xdaforums.com/attachments/cleanslate-shusky-152-zip.6043628/

Read first post in thread for installation details.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] yyz71:
Omg so smooth 👍 good job..
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] aresbv2000:
Is there any method to check if dm-verity is disabled or not? I remeber that i checked the box "disable verity" when i flashed my Pixel, but i'm not sure. I'd like to check this before flashing this kernel. Thank you!
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] vegetaleb:
How better is the battery VS stock?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] webleeper:
Has anyone tried this kernel with QPR Beta 2, I know the title does not state this but I figured I would ask.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] elias-007sem:
Hi does this work on UD1A.231105.004
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
No, you need the december update 231205.015 for this one (as we discuessed on another channel :))
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
- Update - 1.5.3 -

​

Android U stable 14 - December, bugfix update

- fix: s2s/cleanslate touch features, fix occasionally dropped touch events issue and sometimes touch events getting stuck issue after screen off/on

- adblock hosts file updated

Verity disabling needed for this kernel.

CleanSlate U 1.5.3 Downloads:

Android U images zip (uq1a 2023-12-05)

Pixel8/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.5.3: https://xdaforums.com/attachments/cleanslate-shusky-images-231205-015-153-zip.6046534/

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip.

If you did manual (fastboot) flashing earlier before trying to install this, then this method will most likely fail at flashing vendor_dlkm as a manual fastboot flash resizes the partition to a likely smaller one and this won't fit. If you did that, you'll need to flash back to stock/magisk and only then use this installer zip.

Kernel installer zip for P8Pro/P8 (husky/shiba) 1.5.3 (use with kernel flasher/EXKM,FKM): https://xdaforums.com/attachments/cleanslate-shusky-153b-zip.6051148/

Read first post in thread for installation details.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Hardferer:
Thanks for the swift release. Any chance that you can add TTL spoofing (CONFIG_IP_NF_TARGET_TTL=y) to this kernel release?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] XeCuTioN:
FYI - the Pixel 8 (non-pro version) is named shiba (not sushi)
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
Haha indeed, it sounded yummy tho, but it's the other Japanese dog 🐕

Thanks
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] XeCuTioN:
I get an unsupported device error message when trying to flash this is Kernel Flasher - EXKM just aborts
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] wangdaning:
Try a different kernel flasher, ex. Franco's, I remember seeing EX had issues. Haven't used it in years, so cannot really confirm that.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
Thanks for reporting. Fixed the zip here, now matches Shiba as it should:

https://xdaforums.com/attachments/cleanslate-shusky-153b-zip.6051148/
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Agenesis:
Waiting for January 2024 Kernel
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] busarida123:
Any updates? No January update. What about February?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
- Update - 1.5.4 -​

Android U stable 14 - Feb update

- update: latest google sources (some reverted commits by Google only tho')

- adblock hosts file updated

CleanSlate U 1.5.4 Downloads:

Android U images zip (uq1a 2024-02-05)

Pixel8/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.5.4: https://xdaforums.com/attachments/cleanslate-shusky-images-240205-004-154-zip.6067278/

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip.

If you did manual (fastboot) flashing earlier before trying to install this, then this method will most likely fail at flashing vendor_dlkm as a manual fastboot flash resizes the partition to a likely smaller one and this won't fit. If you did that, you'll need to flash back to stock/magisk and only then use this installer zip.

Kernel installer zip for P8Pro/P8 (husky/shiba) 1.5.4 (use with kernel flasher/EXKM,FKM): https://xdaforums.com/attachments/cleanslate-shusky-154-zip.6067279/

Read first post in thread for installation details.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] JazonX:
Thanks a ton @tbalden !!

It's been a while. Hope things are all good on your end.

Cheers!
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
- Update - 1.5.5 -​

Android U stable 14 - March QPR2 update

- update: latest google sources

- adblock hosts file updated

CleanSlate U 1.5.5 Downloads:

Android U images zip (uq2a 2024-03-05)

Pixel8/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.5.5: https://xdaforums.com/attachments/cleanslate-shusky-images-240305-019-155-zip.6079429/

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip.

If you did manual (fastboot) flashing earlier before trying to install this, then this method will most likely fail at flashing vendor_dlkm as a manual fastboot flash resizes the partition to a likely smaller one and this won't fit. If you did that, you'll need to flash back to stock/magisk and only then use this installer zip.

Kernel installer zip for P8Pro/P8 (husky/shiba) 1.5.5 (use with kernel flasher/EXKM,FKM): https://xdaforums.com/attachments/cleanslate-shusky-155-zip.6079430/

Read first post in thread for installation details.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Tangotime:
If you did manual (fastboot) flashing earlier before trying to install this, then this method will most likely fail at flashing vendor_dlkm as a manual fastboot flash resizes the partition to a likely smaller one and this won't fit. If you did that, you'll need to flash back to stock/magisk and only then use this installer zip.

I'm facing this problem, flashed back to stock, rooted then flashed the kernel to no avail. The partition remains smaller. Please guide further, I'm missing something.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tbalden:
Then the issue will be that the stock dlkm partition is smaller than this custom. Can you share a screen shot or copy paste of the log the installer gave you?

What is strange here is that I've done the same and it works here. I wonder which stock firmware are you currently on then, is it the March update?