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[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] ThePrateekBhatia:
you can do a clean flash and flash firmware like you flashed the ROM before just flash boot and vendor_boot and then a factory reset and then flash the ROM zip file and then flash firmware zip, you can find the latest firmware zip for your region here.
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] Cyberspoke:
Thk you. I will try as you say. Yet from memory I was In 14.0.5.0 on Android 13, for the global ROM it seemed to be the latest firmware, on the other rom EEA is in 14.0.7.0, can I update from global to EEA? Or EEA directly? I don't really see the difference between the 2 versions, I was in global version for Europe before installing CrDroid. I was Samsung before and miui is totally different but not impossible. None are running Android 14, but I don't think that's a problem.
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] jasewolf:
That's good point asking about the dif regions, I'm wonder if my wifi link speed issue might from me using wrong one? I'm using Eu one as in UK, but maybe diff one might fix? Though what other issues might come about if I use a different one? As like it probably wouldn't hurt to try, but would like to know firstly though if it should be okay or not.
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] Cyberspoke:
I still have the same problem with the USB connection and my PC, all functions are gray
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] Cyberspoke:
I tried to flash the firmware as indicated, unfortunately either I did it wrong or the problem persists. I bought a new quality cable and same problem. I would like a step-by-step tutorial To be sure I haven't made a mistake in the process for flash the firmware. I actually need my USB connection to connect internets on my laptop which is out of WiFi, and the USB connection is faster.

Unfortunately if I don't find a solution, I will have to install evolutionX for example because it has the firmware integrated into the ROM.

Is an upcoming update planned? I would be disappointed to change because the ROM tune is impeccable, no other problem, fast charging lasts and the 67W charging does not work but the 32W does.

I hope to solve the problem when I have the precise step by step procedure. I tried again yesterday but I'm not going, but like I said, I'm not really sure of myself.

Thank you in advance for your help.
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] Atch!:
An important question: Are there any planned updates? I'm eager to switch to this ROM but, according to crdroid.net, it's labeled as “outdated or no longer supported”.
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] Cyberspoke:
It's the same reason I changed the ROM. I had some small problems with this rom. I switched to Evox, and everything works well now except for a problem with an app (Ps app) which does not want to connect but otherwise everything is fine. I'm waiting for a security update dating from December and overall stability of the ROM to try installing it again. But seeing outdatted made me change roms.
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] Atch!:
Of course, but my preference lies with Vanilla-ROMs. I don't require or utilize any of the Google stuff.
[Treble-Enabled Device Questions and Answers] J0hnK1ll3r:
Hello everyone on the forum, I feel grateful for all the content available on this forum and it has always helped me a lot. And today I come with an important question for me:

I'm using the tool in termux [Super Image Kitchen GUI] developed by Takurukagami Github link

to create a GSI crDroid image.tar for my Galaxy M13 SM-M135M device which will be flashed in odin.

In the Rom build option there are some ready-made profiles to choose from, and the manual option.

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How should I proceed? Because I could do it with the manual option and enter some value, or edit an existing profile according to my rom. Please help me

To make it easier if someone can help me, I'll leave one of the profiles attached here, which can also be found on the developer's Github, and also the partition layout of my device:

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[Google Pixel 8 Pro] neilsp:
I've read that some people are getting 8-9h SOT but i can barely reach 6h.

I've posted my stats below

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Is something wrong with my phone?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] blackhawk:
It's no mystery why your SOT is so bad... and burning up your battery.

Keep all social media and sales apps off the phone. Browser login only. Even then most of these sites I won't touch.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] neilsp:
i have to use instagram for work. other than that, it's mostly music apps.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] blackhawk:
You have multiple social media apps including some of the worst😖

Poweramp is all I use but with limited storage you're forced to use cloud based sources. The cloud apps even with 5G use a lot of power.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MrBelter:
i get around 8 hours with social media apps installed but with their battery use restricted.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] neilsp:
How? :o

Everything stock?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
People who post something like 8-10h SoT usually never use high screen brightness, constant bluetooth connections with notifications (like a smartwatch), games, social media apps, GPS or 5G. They are usually tech enthusiasts who make sure that every unnecessary battery drainage is eliminated, so they can gloat with good battery life - for imaginary internet points (they know exactly that a phone used normally and with stock settings will never reach those numbers, but they'd never admit to that).

Some people like to browse all day on a 100 nits screen ("dark"), whilst having most battery drain options deactivated, without touching the camera, whilst sitting next to a cell tower: Well, those people will get 10 hours of battery life. But is that you? The average joe? Unlikely.

The actual numbers vary heavily. If you use your phone "on the go" (leaving the house) and for social media apps, music streaming, navigation daily (commute), and maybe a couple of pics a day (food, friends, etc), then you can expect something like 3-4 1/2 h SoT. Hoever SoT is just one side of the coin: I would rather talk about "how long does the battery last after charging" (passive drain, plus active drain of battery intensive apps like the camera cannot be compared to something like browsing). So e.g. if your day starts at 0600 (waking up) and ends at 2200 (going to bed), then a phone should be able to make that possible, without having the need to recharge.

In my experience, a pixel phone can do that if you do not use the camera too extensively. I found that the only thing that drains the battery like crazy on a pixel, is shooting pictures or videos. One hour of using the Google camera app continuesly drains somewhere in the ballpark of 20-25% battery, per hour. Sometimes even higher.

If you plan on using the camera app a lot (like on vacation), you should always carry a small powerbank with you.

It should, by the way, also be noted that the battery life of a Pixel depends heavily on cell connectivity, that can especially be a factor in-doors (like at home) - if you have bad cell reception, your phone will try - even if you have mobile connection deactivated - very heavily to connect to a cell tower, all day long, resulting in a heavy battery drain. The harder the phone has to try (the worse the cell reception is), the heavier the drain on the battery. Which is especially a problem since neither the processor, nor the radio inside the Pixel 8 Pro is particularly efficient.

You can easily test this by using airplane mode (which deactivates the "calling cell tower constantly"), simply activate wifi manually and compare those numbers with a day without airplane mode (mind though that you will get no SMS, obviously). It should show you clear results.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] blackhawk:
Really with a 5050 mAh battery you should get at least 13 hours SOT. 16 hours be right if it wasn't wasting energy like a pig.

At 6 hours SOT that's a staggering 833 ma per hour. A hand warmer.

At about 500 mAh you cross the threshold of sustainable usage as far as waste heat goes. The device has a limited surface area to dissipate heat. This becomes a major liability at 90°F even at lower temps. This has multiple negative consequences including reducing battery lifespan and reduced usability due to thermal throttling and forced turn offs to protect the device.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] iRhyiku:
Depends on the day

Average around 6 hours with mixed data or 8 hours with just WiFi
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] fuarkgl3:
Always 8h + besides when I'm 100% on data
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MrBelter:
Yeah fully stock as it came out of the box, WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC and mobile data always on but AOD off.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] netgar:
To not destroy battery I charge phone from 20 to 80%.

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[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MuttCutts:
Hi Everyone,

Following up on our discussion about the Pixel 8 Pro's screen on time, I wanted to share my experience and a little tweak I've made.

I'm currently seeing north of 8 hours of screen time with 33% battery still remaining, which is pretty amazing!

The battery life on this device has genuinely exceeded my expectations.I also want to clarify that the low power mode kicking in at 35% is actually a custom setting I've implemented.

I set it to activate at this level on purpose, aiming to extend battery life even further. It's not the default setting, but it's working wonders for me.

Has anyone else tried custom settings for low power mode? Would love to hear different strategies and how they're impacting your device's performance.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] BillGoss:
Here are my results: 100%->11%, 14:07 hrs SOT.

That's a battery consumption of 6.3%/hr SOT. This figure (around 6%/hr) is close to what I'm used to getting on my phones (OnePlus 3T, 8T). So I'm pleased with this.

Most of my usage is for reading books, checking forums (browser), casting music to my TV.

Going forward I'm dropping the max charging value from 100 to ~80 (https://xdaforums.com/t/root-command-to-limit-charge-level.4637823/). I charge the phone once a day (in the evenings and remove it from the charger when "full" before going to bed).

My aim is to go gently on the battery because I'm planning to keep the phone for 7 years.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] yanggame:
Enable "Suspend execution for cached apps" in Developer options should help if you think you have idle battery drain issue.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] chetly968:
Wow some incredible SOT numbers here. I get about 5.5-6 hrs. I keep everything on with adaptive brightness going as well. I also play video games constantly which I assume doesn't help. Overall I'm satisfied, not as good as my S23 ultra of Z Fold 5 but a little better than my old Pixel 7 Pro.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] helloansuman:
Worst Battery backup

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[Google Pixel 8 Pro] DespairFactor:
lmao utorrent running in bg for over 14 hours...
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] helloansuman:
What about this?

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[Google Pixel 8 Pro] sic0048:
What about it?

One of the biggest (if not the biggest) potential drain on the battery is the cellular modem. If you have a bad connection it possible to draw the battery down completely with zero screen time on. EDIT - and you posted screenshot in another thread that showed your "Mobile Network" using 59% of the battery during the day. So clearly you have bad cellular coverage and it's killing your battery. This is also why people's SOT is meaningless to other users. No two people will see the same results because they are in different locations, have different service providers, and use their phone differently.
[General Questions and Answers] brandonlee99:
Hi all, I've been searching the internet for hours now to try and find the answer to this.

I successfully updated my YT9216BJ using XYAuto files, and the images below will show the before and after specs showing Android 9.1 -> Android 10

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I however now do not have control from the Steering control that adjust volume and navigate the Board computer.

Secondly, I also cannot open Google play without it crashing, and I'm unable to use Chrome due to it 'trying' to open an account login window.

I've tried to clear cache and data for Play and Chrome, but to no avail.

Any information that could help with this would be highly appreciated!
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] TadaFireworks:
Unlike more standardized and well-documented systems, the phone development ecosystem often consists of hacky modifications and patched unofficial tools, which makes it really hard to follow the tutorials on this forum. I have been trying to using a Linux computer flash KernelSU on my European A54 and have run into technical issues while trying to install it with Odin. I have resorted to creating a virtual machine and even with a fully functioning VM with Odin that recognized the phone as being plugged in, the system still took several minutes to tell me it failed. Thus I am asking:

Exactly which versions of Windows, the Samsung drivers and Odin must be installed to make this work?

Can this be made to work using the Thor flash utility?

And are there any special considerations that might make this fail?

I have previously flashed custom ROMs on Xiaomi phones so I am unfamiliar with the pitfalls that befall Samsung phones and am having difficulty finding clues which might help me. If anyone has had trouble similar to this, could you tell me what fixed it? And possibly if anyone used a virtual machine to perform this process, could you publish the disk image so that others could use it too?
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] livevalue:
I also want to change my original rom official Indian rom. I don't know how to make it. When I learn I'll give a feedback here.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Deleted member 2092952:
Sorry to tell you but everything is hacky with Odin. Odin is an internal tool that was leaked and never officially released lol. Everything with it and that is based on it is hacky. It has increased risk of failure.

The only officially release is to use Samsung's Smart Switch PC application and its emergency feature. It however, only force downloads the latest official firmware for that exact model revision from their server.

To properly flash, you should start with the only known good source of the leaked Odin here: https://xdaforums.com/t/patched-odin-3-13-1.3762572/

Then you use either the patcheD version or the regular one. The patcheD version has various checks disabled increasing the risks of failure but allowing greater changes to be attempted.

You then should for safety remove all Google and Samsung accounts from the phone and to make sure of that being successful to remove the FRP lock situation. As, if a factory reset gets triggered, which Odin may do on its own then you won't get locked out by doing this step.

Then you load up the firmware into Odin on the computer (whatever one you choose to go with that is compatible with that device model) in Odin that you want and use either the CSC or CSC Home to factory reset or not. Then you install and hope the device still works after its done.

Do also need to have a phone model with OEM unlock available and for that to have been used to even do any of this.

You also need to turn off the phone then put it into downloader mode (Odin) by holding the buttons on start. I think it was Vol Up + Power (all three at the same time also can get it there). Vol Down + Power I believe was force power off if you ever need that. And it needs to be conencted to the computer obviously.

Some info is here as an example: https://xdaforums.com/t/rooting-odi...unked-noobs-guide-to-samsung-devices.4405681/

You can find other info by searching.

Any recent version of Windows should work. If you're using an abandoned OS version then why ask really.

You shouldn't need to install phone drivers for phones in general. Never have. Some may need drivers for certain situations. In this case, you can always try the driver install option from Smart Switch PC or something else if it doesn't connect without anything done.

Just using Odin can spark a failure. Random people on the Odin thread have their devices no longer working after. Its not an officially released tool so stuff can happen more so. You use Odin, you accept the risk. Simply don't use it if you don't want the risk. You were warned :)

Also, same goes for everything else eg Thor. Anything involving OEM unlock (bootloader unlock, TWRP, etc) and user firmware flashing equals increased risk. That is the way all Android devices are and have been. You do it, you accept the risk. You don't if you don't accept the risk. People have been bricking devices for a long time now lol. Nothing new there.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] livevalue:
Thanks mate. Odin is only and the excellent tool for me.
[Xiaomi Pad 6] LucasMapurunga:
Hello guys!

I have an Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro and i'm trying to install HyperOS but the system is not instaling. Appears a mesage: Can't flash this room.

How to fix?

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[Xiaomi Pad 6] cmz6996:
Extract the payload, fastboot and flash each image.
[Xiaomi Pad 6] _JaSoN_:
dont do this enjoy a bricked device if you dont know what u do
[Xiaomi Pad 6] LucasMapurunga:
My device is unlocked
[Xiaomi Pad 6] _JaSoN_:
then look here https://xdaforums.com/t/hyperos-is-out.4647738/post-89244369 but dont flash all files single in fastboot u will end up in a brick cause some files need to be flashed in fastbootd and so on when u touch xbl u a bricked follow my guide and u cant end up in a brick cause its a ota update
[Xiaomi Pad 6] pgrz:
Why bricked ? With MIFLASH ?
[Xiaomi Pad 6] idrak3:
I had successfully flashing with hyperos china version using fastboot from this rom

File Download Page

miuirom.org

Follow this step

How To Install HyperOS On Any Xiaomi Phone

Using features from both AOSP and MIUI, Xiaomi's HyperOS is a significant improvement. For better device stability and personalization, the new HyperOS

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[Xiaomi Pad 6] pgrz:
Have you had miui eu before? (fake miui?)
[Xiaomi Pad 6] Oswald Boelcke:
@AiTakako

I've just deleted the two duplicate posts of this one. And I've also deleted the duplicate posts of these two threads:

Hyper OS changed Minimum Width from 720p to 672p?

Hyy since the newest Hyper OS update the minimum Width in the Developer Option has changed from standard 720p to 672dp !!!! I wanna know which setting your standard DPI in developer options is. Also, the Font Size in your Display Settings, my...

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Hyper OS is slower as MIUI !!!!

my old Antutu Score was about 834000 With Hyper OS its only 745918 !!! i have the 6GB / 128gb Version Performance Mode Via MIUI Hidden Settings App Speed Mode enabled Limit Backround Process to 4 App Cache optimize Graphic Driver via System (in...

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[Xiaomi Pad 6] AiTakako:
stop doing this im allowed to reply to inform people
[Xiaomi Pad 6] Oswald Boelcke:
You are certainly allowed to inform our members - but only by one post! No duplicates!

Regards

Oswald Boelcke
[Xiaomi Pad 6] AiTakako:
okay thank you sir!!!

do you might can help me?

maybe guide tutorial to improve Xiaomi Pad 6?
[Xiaomi Pad 6] itzParsaYC:
you can downgrade
[Xiaomi Pad 6] AiTakako:
factory reset?

or need to root?

ok maybe i do
[Xiaomi Pad 6] itzParsaYC:
you have to unlock the bootloader then flash the old miui 14 rom with mi flash
[Xiaomi Pad 6] Oswald Boelcke:
I apologise but I've zero knowledge regarding this or any other Chinese device.

Regards

Oswald Boelcke
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] ssaauulii:
Is the issue likely with the components or the software? Google stated in October that the problem is software-related, so they won't cover it under warranty.

In October, the network connection (LTE, 5G, calls, sms) would disconnect and then reconnect about once a minute for a few seconds each time. I tried resetting everything, tested with eSIM, another physical SIM, but nothing worked.

The phone sat on the shelf for a couple of months, and three weeks ago, I tested it again, and the connection worked perfectly. That lasted until Tuesday, after which the problem returned.

I'm a bit disappointed with Google's response, as they refused warranty service even though the issue was present in October.

Now that the warranty has expired, I might try a custom ROM as a last resort. If that doesn't work, it can serve as a paperweight.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] reg66:
Which build and android version are you on? Before going the custom rom route, you could try backing up as much as poss (assuming you aren't rooted, it'll be quite a limited backup), and reflash clean stock rom using a supported browser and this link. Are you on 7a, 7 or 7 Pro?
[Google Pixel Watch 2] ApeironTsuka:
Has anyone had this and figure out a way to fix it? The watch is stock (no rooted etc) and I only noticed it a couple days ago. Searching still works, but the main screen only showing "No apps found" also prevents the settings/manage/etc options from appearing.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] Prof. Yaffle:
I've got the same problem. I've tried clearing cache and data of Play Store, clearing cache of Google Play Services and uninstalling Play Store updates. It's been like it for about 3 days now
[Google Pixel Watch 2] Arget92:
Yes. I've got the same problem since 2 days ago. I also tried the same things but nothing works. I opened a Thread in Pixel Watch community looking for help.

I've also seen a Thread in the Wear OS community from a Ticwatch user explaining the same problem
[Google Pixel Watch 2] HipKat:
Mine is still good, so far...
[Google Pixel Watch 2] Arget92:
What version do you have?
[Google Pixel Watch 2] HipKat:
38.7.30-26
[Google Pixel Watch 2] Arget92:
I'm on 37.X so that's not the issue
[Google Pixel Watch 2] calvados:
Same experience here with a Galaxy Watch 4 with Wear OS 4.0
[Google Pixel Watch 2] horsecharles:
LOL this happened to me on Tablet but a restart fixed.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] Prof. Yaffle:
38.7.30.26 for me also.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] Arget92:
Update:

Apparently it's related to Google account privacy settings. After turning on web and app activity it started to work again.

Ticwatch Pro 3 Ultra GPS Google Play Store stuck in search after Wearos 3.5 update

Hi All, After I updated my Ticwatch Pro 3 Ultra GPS a few days ago to Wearos 3.5 , I have found that when I launch Google Play Store in order to manage the apps, All I get is a search window. I can search for apps and even install apps, but I...

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[Google Pixel Watch 2] calvados:
Damn, no dice for me.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] Arget92:
Read along the thread and try different settings. Probably there's a set of settings that must be enabled to make it work
[Google Pixel Watch 2] calvados:
I've tried them all so far to no avail. :(
[Google Pixel Watch 2] Prof. Yaffle:
Same here. Even tried disabling and re-enabling
[Google Pixel Watch 2] simplepinoi177:
My Play Store is working perfectly....showing all apps, settings/manage, everything...

I don't know if it means anything, but I have an unlocked bootloader and rooted.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] HipKat:
Mines not, perfectly stock and everything's working
[Google Pixel Watch 2] DuhDroid:
Thanks.!....this worked for me....Galaxy Watch 6 Bluetooth 44mm version.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] ApeironTsuka:
I might stick with "No apps found" on the watch if the alternative is disabling privacy/security settings. There's probably a `am` command that could be used over adb to force the Play Store app into the settings or manage panels in the meantime.
[Google Pixel Watch 2] Prof. Yaffle:
Mine has just started working again today without any additional changes since the ones I made at the beginning.