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[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] moltu:
Is this for DerpFest? Because I'm trying to get A14 DerpFest to work!
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] Dan112z:
Maybe modyfing the vendor and product to adapt it will work. idk
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] AndroidHQ254:
Here are the latest DerpFest A14 builds based on U7 binary

A325M series - https://gofile.io/d/wBxTh0

A325F series - https://gofile.io/d/ccAh5h
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] Dan112z:
Working thanks you!
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] AndroidHQ254:
Follow proper flashing instructions ***Link removed by moderator***
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] moltu:
Hello, thank you very much! but can you share the proper flashing instructions here since I can't access my telegram for a year now.

Edit: nvm, solved the bootloop.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] V0latyle:
@AndroidHQ254 Please check your inbox.

As a reminder, we only allow ONE Telegram link in the original post, per the XDA Telegram Policy:

Further, you may NOT divert users to your Telegram channel for support. You must provide support here in the XDA thread.

Sharing Telegram links on XDA is a privilege. If it is abused, we reserve the right to revoke it and remove all Telegram links from your thread.

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[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] Dan112z:
Solved.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] Papito96:
Fod not working...a325f..any fix kindly?
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] olanwo:
i boot in and no have phh treble?
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] _Vigus_:
It's not a gsi, Its a custom rom only for a32
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] Kendrick_Katongo:
How did you flash it?? Brother guide me please did you use fox or TWRP?
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] Papito96:
Twrp.. just flash the a325f zip then wipe data...reboot
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] AndroidHQ254:
No fix atm

A dedicated thread for DerpFest has been put up here on xda

Check the new thread for DerpFest as it has the most recent and up to date build
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] Papito96:
Even for derpfest? Coz it starts reading the fod then stops after one touch during registration
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] Kendrick_Katongo:
Please share the link of the TWRP you used and I flash it now
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] olanwo:
Someone have a Suggestions for a Magisk module that is suitable for this ROM and doesn't cause lag? I felt a lag on my phone
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] josejose_.26:
anybody know some fix to the bluetooth audio problem???
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] AndroidHQ254:
It is fixed in LineageOS 21

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-14-oss-lineageos-21-for-samsung-galaxy-a32-4g.4671532/
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] AndroidHQ254:
Switch to LineageOS 21 instead
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] ssterium0:
I can't set the screen lock, there is a solution for this?
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] AndroidHQ254:
[ROM] [14] [OSS] LineageOS 21 for Samsung Galaxy A32 4G

What is LineageOS? LineageOS is a free, community-built, aftermarket Android firmware distribution, designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device. LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with...

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[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] Kolionixee:
I have A325F and it stop at samsung logo? and just restart again again and again until it go to recovery mode
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] josejose_.26:
bro, i had the same problem, entry to the telegram chanel of a32 help and look for a list of steps that you have to follow for the correct instalation. I followed and it worked perfectly for me
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] josejose_.26:
also try multidisabler because with this version of lineage it can make it boot
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] Kolionixee:
Can you send me link to telegram?
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] josejose_.26:
sure, https://t.me/a32chat
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] LightningGogo:
How do we flash it? Do we need blank vbmeta and stuff???? Please explain more? And what exact version of the os we need?
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] cavid_user:
Hi. If i flash it, will it change my custom recovery? Because i saw recovery.img file in zip file
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] cavid_user:
I got bootloop with this i think i did something wrong
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] cavid_user:
It does not boot on system boots on recovery again and again i tried clean flashing guide
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] AndroidHQ254:
If only you took your time to read the entire post, you would already know how to fix that Android Rescue error. But I guess you didn't read going by what you have posted
[Nothing Phone 2] HippoMan:
I'm running OS 2.0.3 on my Nothing 2.

I've noticed that when the device goes to sleep, the screen never completely turns off.

When locked, the lock screen starts to fade after a little while, but after fading has finished, it still very dimly shows the normal lockscreen content.

What do I need to do in order to get the device to 100-percent completely turn off the screen when it goes to sleep?

Thank you in advance.

UPDATE: This occurs both with and without setting "Extra dim". In other words, even with "Extra dim", the screen never completely turns off when the device goes to sleep.
[Nothing Phone 2] HippoMan:
Solved!

There's an "Always show basic info of lock screen" setting that I must have accidentally enabled.

Now that I've disabled that setting, I have a nice, totally black lockscreen when the device is asleep.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] stu5797:
Every time I try to set it up it says "can't Pair." This is so frustrating!
[Touch HD General] 10076757:
why is it that you have to zoom in to click on any of the links on a webpage. this is annoying. i want to click on a link without zooming in. is there any fixfor this.
[Touch HD General] Nightstalker79:
This questions has been answered in the THD hints and tips. See point nr. 26 on this list http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=462481
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] old_fart:
This post is about AODNotify. Well, the quick answer was that it didn't work. And the longer answer is that it was scaring me . . . A little bit. This is one of those little apps that I found very useful in my past pixel phones. So I restored it from my saved apps. And it remembered my settings and such ! I just had to do that extra step of the ADB shell step to get it to drink less of the battery juice. Then it 'appeared' to be all set to go. Then my older boy sent me a barrage of text messages ( about his Game Boy not cooperating with a flat screen TV ) and the notification app just kind of did a major fail. What the heck app ! Why are you broken ! So I went to the Play Store to see if I was just down rev and it wasn't talking to the Play Store at all. And the answer was yes and no. On the Play Store it said that I had yet to be installed. ? ? ? This was kind of crazy to me, since it was already on the phone and set up and running. Well it was broken actually. I had the thought that when I hit install on the Play Store that it would update but no. I now had two instances of the same app running on the Pixel 8 phone. Now it ( kind of ) felt weird. Both broken. So just now I un-installed them both. Anybody have the same adventure I did with this little double install craziness ? Anybody running AODNotify ?

My guess is at the developer is making it a re-buy for Pixel 8.
[Android Head-Units] 1fast2liter:
Just onstage this unit into a 13 ford escape. Had some issues at first start up. My biggest beef is I wanted the monitoring capabilities of pen a door and vehicle pious up indicating it. No matter what screen is on. It has no interface to customize for what gauges I want to see. 8core and 65gig memory is pretty nice And sounds good. But levees me wanting more as far a vehicle option goes. Asks for tpms sensor limits but can't see it. Only info it displays is rm and mph. 2nd I hate that it uses the internal music as main music app. I did notice mcu is only ver .7. I did dl a car launch app but only shows those 2 things. Was I expecting to much? And lastly. The kit came with a wired obd2 plug in. Not like a USB plug but into the plug in the harness that iirc went into canbus box. But I see nothing in the menus to see it use it say to run torque or forscan. Oh and lastly. After doing the button relearn. Voice controls are not usable. If I've seen correctly this is a common issue? Or one that is solvable? You would think they charge almost 600 for a radio more effort would be invested into a operating manual.
[Android Head-Units] 1fast2liter:
Wow no one?
[Android Head-Units] Ducamau:
I have the same Multimedia (YT5760b) in my Ford Focus. But my kit didnt came with the OBD Cable. I found this post exactly looking for it.

Can you post a picutre of the cable, and in wich port it's connected ? With this information I can make my own cable, and then post the results here.
[Android Head-Units] 1fast2liter:
Ya I can do that. Their are only 2 wires coming from it. I've unplugged it and their hasn't been any change
[Android Head-Units] Ducamau:
Wait a minute. Just 2 cables ? withou the CANBUS Box ? I dont think this will gona work my friend.

For the comunication of CANBUS you will need a CANBUS BOX, and it will connect to the main cable (+12 and GND) and also in a 8 pin port (near USBs and CAM port at the back of the unit)

But send me anyway the picture, just to be sure about it.
[Android Head-Units] 1fast2liter:
No I got a whole harness into canbus. I'm saying the obd2 cable is only to wires into it that go into the canbus box. Green and green with black stripe. With the dongle unplugged there is no difference in how the radio functions.
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
Wow xda for information not seller support

https://xdaforums.com/search/70484126/?q=Yt5760&o=relevance
[Android Head-Units] Ducamau:
Excuse-me, i think but wiring and conections port could be labeled as information, or not ?

At least I find this topic because I was looking for informations about this, and found it just a few links.

And I dont think it could work with just 2 wires. It should be 4 in this little one (8 pin) and 4 in the main conection.
[Android Head-Units] 1fast2liter:
Maybe why it dosnt do anything. Or the canbus is providing the rest of the info it supposedly needs?
[Android Head-Units] Ducamau:
Well.. after plug the cables of CANBUS Box, you have to go to Factory Settings, and choose the correct protocol, maker, model and year of car (each car have your own protocol and sets of commands)
[Samsung Galaxy M31 Questions & Answers] Vsoco:
I'm not educated enough to do any kind of port, but maybe someone already done it? Also, is there a version of Lineage for MicroG that I could install as GSI?
[Samsung Galaxy M31 Questions & Answers] torqx:
Try>>

https://www.startpage.com/do/search?q=unofficial+lineage+OS+GSI&segment=startpage.brave
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Bxperiaz3:
Bought a Pixel 7 pro last year and decided to upgrade to the P8P this year. I knew the jump wouldn't be too significant but I absolutely love tech,especially phones,so I can justify (ish) the cost to myself each year to get to try the new hardware cameras and features that come with a new flagship.

So I've had the phone for three days and just can't gel with it. It doesn't feel like enough of an upgrade to justify the money, considering the trade deal for my old phone was an absolute joke at £379. I'm very particular about what I want in a phone and this one just didn't tick enough boxes for me. I also wasn't mad on the form factor,in videos it looked good but in person it's narrower than the P7P and the bezels feel huge. So for the first time in 4 years I'm not upgrading to a phone from this year's lineup and sticking with my trusty P7P for the time being.

Pros

-Super bright screen

-Haptics are improved

-Matte back /less fingerprints

-Fantasic cameras

-Video seems improved from P7P

-Pro camera controls

-Face unlock upgraded for banking and security

Cons

-Phone screen is slightly narrower than P7P and the bezels feel too thick

-Corners are way too rounded off and it feels like you're losing screen real estate

-Flat screen is nice but doesn't feel as premium as curved. Might need getting used to

-Speakers seemed like a slight downgrade, slightly quieter with less clarity

-Still no screen color/temperature control (much too warm)

Not hating on the phone in any way, but I figured some might be interested in a Pixel 7 pro owners perspective. Let me know what you think of yours.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Major Tokage:
Might be the weakest cons list I've ever read
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] ScoobyWRX:
I'd agree that the corners are too rounded. Seems strange since they've flattened the screen
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Guyinlaca:
Making the same switch you did, the Pixel 8 Pro really did feel underwhelming at first. I'm not a fan of the 20:9 aspect ratio as you lose out on video space of the Pixel 7 Pro. However after using it for a week, I'm finding that the screen is much brighter and fine tuned for better contrast and vibrancy. The speakers have a lot more bass and are very clear. Haptics are much better, battery lasts about 20% longer, and it seems a bit snappier than the 7 Pro.

It's not an earth shattering difference, and whether the price is worth it is questionable, but it does make solid improvements.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] p4ra:
The CONS list is ... weak. But hey, I understand that some people prefer useless curved screens for instance.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] foobar66:
A matter of taste ... I do like them
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MariusKv:
I sold my s23 ultra and picked up Pixel 8 pro, no regret
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Bxperiaz3:
It's not a tech review. 😂 Those were my personal gripes with the phone.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Bxperiaz3:
I came to the p7p from an s21 and felt the same. Definitely prefer the cleaner android software of the pixels as well.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] danw_oz:
good on ya
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] nds850:
I bought one and kept it. It's everything I was hoping for so far. It feels more refined than the 7 Pro. Especially the screen is a lot better.

The 7 Pro is still a good phone and I could have kept it for another year but was able to sell it at a good price.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] steve841:
BestBuy offered $550 on trade + a watch ..

It was worth it ...
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Bxperiaz3:
That's a far better deal than we got offered in the UK to be fair
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] blackhawk:
They're only useless if you don't house apps there. Samsung fully exploits this. Oops.

A worse display to bezel ratio sucks. Curved displays help to allow for less bezel.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] p4ra:
That is your opinion and I fully respect that. But I have left S23U for P8P because of the screen as well. Not to mention the software and clean Android.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MariusKv:
This screen is so good
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] p4ra:
I agree, it is fantastic. Being flat and so bright, there is nothing to complain, really.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] A.Priori:
every once in a while, people post stuff like this (OP's post) usually on reddit. Or, they will review the phone after less than a day. Pros of the 8 pro are pretty strong compared to anything generation 6 or before. If i had the 7, I might not have upgraded but i had the p6p.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
Not to single you out but this drives me crazy. No one does ANYTHING in the corners of their phone. This is, IMO, the most pointless argument there is. I seriously, based on how I use my phone see no difference in the corners OR the flat screen and I use my phone like most people do. Calls, texts, browsing, gaming - mostly.

See above

Great, there are apps/mods for this. NO ONE ex[pects stock speakers to sound great

....until we start seeing custom kernels that came a LONG way on the P7P dealing with heat
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] blackhawk:
Movies, full frame. The near zero bezel of the N10+ is one reason I like it so much.

Curved displays stay cleaner at the edges too.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Bxperiaz3:
"This is, IMO, the most pointless argument there is"

No ones arguing. It's my opinion.

Everyone on here needs to relax honestly. I had the phone for 3 days and I couldn't warm to it for the reasons I stated. I thought it would be interesting to hear other peoples thoughts on the switch (the entire point of a thread) especially other P7P owners and instead most people are getting all butthurt and telling me I'm wrong to feel the way I do about the phone? Get a grip lads.😂
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
No one minds if you like or don't like the phone. I just jumped on the screen because I keep seeing over the last few years so many people complaining about the smallest part of the screen that with a case, you can't even see
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Az Biker:
I used to do the upgrade every year thing too, until the minor technology jump and $800 wasn't really worth it, so I get where you're coming from.

Coming from the 6 Pro to the 8 Pro was a nice jump in nearly all metrics for me. I realize 90% of user input is subjective opinion, but the 8 Pro feels more premium to me, I def like the flat screen as opposed to the 6 Pro's curved edges (dang protectors took forever to lay over), it's noticeably faster, smoother, and after constant use for almost a week, the only complaint I have is flicking recent apps up to remove them seems like it's limited to how fast you can flick them off the screen where the 6 Pro just shot them off as fast as you could flick them. Might be a 13 vs 14 OS thing and it's really NOT a bad thing, just a noticeable diff.

I'm also to the point where I almost didn't root the 8 Pro. It was customizable enough without root that I seriously took three days and thought about not rooting it at all. But I love the rooting process, having that level of control over the device, and the little extras rooting gives you (or makes available to you).

Plus my pre-order came with the $369 Pixel Watch 2 for free as well. So if I sell my 6 Pro and the Pixel Watch 2 on Swappa, I'll come away with $500-600ish which is $$$ in my pocket since I paid cash for the 8 Pro.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Ducter:
The 7 pro felt more premium in my hands, I'm guessing because of the curved screen. I received $220 trade in from my 7p because the screen was shattered, likely because of said curved screen. It took about a 3' drop landing on a wood floor. I didn't even inspect the phone when I picked it up because it was such an insignificant fall...I was wrong. I'll take flat screens any day.

The 8p is slightly snappier for me, camera is better, fingerprint sensor is better, face unlock is welcomed, battery is lasting longer, screen is great, very bright for outdoor use which for me is a big one, 7 years of upgrades isn't as big of a deal (for me) because I won't keep it that long but still a plus. Nearly every aspect of the phone has improved, I'm not real sure what else I'd expect for a year over year model change.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] dontbeweakvato:
Sorry I'm late to the party. I'd have to agree with you the cons are weak
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] vegetaleb:
I used to think like you and went with the S21/22/23 Ultra just to get more screen estate and square corners, but in the end I preferred much more to return to a rounded phone like the P8P, it feels better in hand, same goes for the curved display, the curved ones where the ''wow'' aspect of S8,S10, Oneplus 7 Pro...but nowadays I feel the flat screens are much more ''classy'' than curved that are made by any Chinese brand.

In the end it's purely personal taste but I much prefer aesthetically my P8P than my ex-S23U
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] fuarkgl3:
This isn't an airport.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] nolimit78:
Interesting take. I actually found the speakers to be way better than I had anticipated.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] WingedCow:
I owned 6 and 7 Pro, jumped on 8 Pro specifically for the flat screen, because certain apps just works better with flat screen and curved ones causes them to wrap weirdly. Just a personal preference thing. My S23U is also my daily carry with the 8 Pro. Each has its own uses.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mookiexl:
I've owned a s22 Ultra since launch and finding a good screen protector that also works flawlessly with the S-pen became very costly due to the lack of available tempered glass because of the damn curves. Coming from the squared edges, I still have the muscle memory to want to hold my 8pro with my pointer finger and thumb in the awkward L shape that prevented the inevitable hand cramp that the s22 caused me. Though I still have and love my Ultra, using this flat screen with tempered glass is a breath of fresh air for me. The weight difference is also much bigger in real life than on paper. I'll probably only break the Ultra out for the telephoto lens at concerts because I missed it dearly at my daughter's performance. Other than that nearly everything is better outside of non-root customization were goodlock takes the cake. Also the speakers on the 8pro are much better. Loving after a week's use.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] murrayalex:
Interesting, I had the 7 Pro earlier this year and found it a bit disappointing, horrible screen (curved and lifeless with poor brightness). The 8 Pro is much better, brighter, flat screen, better colours.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] nolimit78:
Yeah, my partner had the 7 Pro and we only got an upgrade to the 8 Pro through Tmobiles warranty coverage but didn't plan on that happening. She would complain constantly about signal, speed overall of the device, sound was quiet, battery was mid at best.

It all kinda stopped with the 8Pro. The pro screen is something special to look at. Once I can have amoled black theme, oh bby.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] lilhaiti:
@OP

I can totally understand your stance. I feel like phones today are on 2 year cycles, it's totally not worth it to upgrade every year unless the company makes drastic changes. I upgraded from the P6P to the P8P and I feel that it's an upgrade in just about every aspect. I absolutely love the screen on the P8P, but it did take me a minute to get used to the flat screen
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] blackhawk:
It's not just Pixels, it all phones. In the last 4 years there's been little substantial gains. In many ways just the opposite especially with scoped storage. I'm still running a stock N10+ running deliberately on Pie.

Google never capitalized the use of their curved displays. Samsung's did with the Edge app and One Handed Operation Plus (its right side use for navigation gestures work much better than the lame Google botton nav gestures for me). The curve houses them and protects from accidental touches.

Curved screens stay cleaner too.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] robbbzilla:
I think your response is fair. I pre ordered and got a high trade in value, I had a $100 Google store credit, and I got the watch 2 free so I considered a fair deal.

When I first got the phone I was also a bit underwhelmed because I had an issue transferring data from my Pixel 7 Pro to the 8. After I got that all sorted and started using the phone I started to notice all the subtle differences.

I also detest curved displays. I feel that the flat display feels much more premium. The display feels just as wide because the display is no longer wrapped along the side of the frame. I do wish it was completely flat like an iPhone but it is way better than before.

The performance is much better, battery life is better, it doesn't overheat looking at it the wrong way. Reception is much better. Virtually everything about the phone is improved considerably but a lot of it is subtle changes that add up.

I love all the curves. Makes the phone very comfortable to hold. Honestly although I could always ask for more speed, ufs 4.0 storage, I really think Google nailed this generation of Pixel.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] former_tarheel:
I got $315 for my year-old 128gb. Bought a new P8P 256gb with 2nd gen charging stand for $500.
[Xiaomi 12 (Global)] fxchess:
Just like the title I want to confirm that Does anybody successful to unlock all band on Xiaomi 12 China?

Especially band 28

If yes, please kind to help me , Thank you.
[Xiaomi 12 (Global)] NOSS8:
The missing bands will always be missing whatever the ROM, it's at the Hardware level not the Software level.