yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy A30s Accessories] realgamingfire:
the pixel 7a has usb 3.2 so it has full support for the adapter. + the 7a is a really good phone for custom roms
[Redmi Note 10S] ashdiamond:
Hello and good day! Can someone please guide me to the TWRP version for rosemary? It is not available on the TWRP website. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Edit: I'm on MIUI 14 Android 13 global ver.
[Redmi Note 10S] B4rabbas:
I'm looking for the same thing, sadly there is only suspicious video on youtube with people who share files witheout giving any source or explaination where they find this.

There is lineage who share a custom recobvery witheout saying if it's A11, A12 or A13... Everything lacks of documentation.

Assuming it's for Lineage 20 I think the recovery is for Miui14 (A13) too, but sadly (one more time) every thing lack of doc. :(

Info about rosemary | LineageOS Wiki

wiki.lineageos.org

It do not work with MIUI 13 at least.
[General Questions and Answers] Layama15:
I am searching for a Android application capable of intelligently organizing a large collection of photos and graphics, such as screenshots and downloaded images. Key features I'm looking for include:

Content Analysis: Ability to analyze and categorize images based on their content, beyond standard EXIF data. For instance, automatically identifying and sorting screenshots from a language learning app into a "Language Learning" folder, historical event images into a "History" folder, and news article screenshots into a "News" folder.

Automatic Folder Creation: The app should automatically create and name folders based on the identified content categories.

Learning Capability: Preferably, the app should learn and adapt to my organizational preferences over time, potentially with an initial learning phase where I guide the categorization process.

Background Operation: The sorting and organizing should occur in the background, with minimal need for manual intervention after initial setup.

Cross-Device Compatibility: Ideally, the app's organizational structure should be maintained when transferring the sorted photos to other devices, even without the app installed on them.

I am seeking recommendations for such an app or any information about existing apps that closely match these specifications. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
[General Questions and Answers] EllieCat:
The most popular one is Google Photos. It uses AI to organize and create files for you. The AI can also detect faces, objects, and languages to place them in different locations. All of this happens automatically.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 6] xamda12:
Is there any way to enable the temperature readings on the Watch6 for Canada? Can't take advantage of sleep temperature/cycle tracking currently, believe it's because of my region.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 6] Dan Gnana:
Theres an app called thermo check 365D on playstore for the device but this wont track your temperature while workouts
[Android Head-Units] AliAfr:
View attachment 6049147
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
Not Android Automotive, requested moderator move to Android Head-Units forum and op reads xda forums and enjoys time.
[General Questions and Answers] MikeGreo:
I have an Android Nokia C01 Plus phone. I can not enter into fastboot or recovery mode.

I do see it listed as a Unisoc device when pluged into my Linux laptop.

I have SP Flash tool installed.

I need the following files:

Downloading agent

Scatter loading agent

Authentication file

Where can I find these.

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] parrots_:
I believe SP Flash Tool only works with

MTK devices, not sure if it works with Unisoc. There's probably a flash tool for it though.
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
The SPD Flash Tool, developed by Unsisoc Communications, works on all devices powered by Unisoc / Spreadtrum chipset.
[General Questions and Answers] MikeGreo:
Thanks for the responses.

The problem I have been having is, the phone most definitely does not enter in fastboot mode or recovery mode. It also does not enter into USB debugging mode. As such, I have to find a way to put it to factory reset settings without the cooperation of the mobile phone.

Does the SPD Flash Tool require USB Debugging, Fastboot mode/Recovery mode? It seems that in order to do any operation on the phone, even though connected to a computer, the phone must cooperate to do anything. Is this true?
[General Questions and Answers] parrots_:
I don't think you need to have USB debugging enabled.

You could try to see if there's any EDL-like mode.
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
Yes, SPD Flash Tool requires USB debugging to be enabled on your Android device before it can be used. This is because USB debugging provides the necessary permission for SPD Flash Tool to access your device's bootloader and flash new firmware or partitions.
[Google Pixel 7] elong7681:
Found an app and module that will fix all our problems. This is not mine so please give credit where credit is due. Forum Mods if this isn't ok please let me know. https://github.com/daboynb/PlayIntegrityNEXT/tree/main/Gms apk to use with play integrity next
[Google Pixel 7] ShadowJP88:
Is it safe?

Is it working more than a few days?

I don't get the principle of switching fingerprint file, can that be explained?

Are them "stealing" our fingerprint until Google blacklist them after finding they've been rooted
[Google Pixel 7] simplepinoi177:
I figure it's "safe" enough...as many users have migrated to that from the PIF main branch.

The module is working "more than a few days", but the fingerprint will not. That's the main difference between this module and the main branch of PIF -- in order to update to a new working fingerprint ("stolen" from xiaomi.eu custom ROM), the main PIF branch would be required to update to a new version each time with the fingerprint embedded; whereas PINext has a script that simply takes it from the xiaomi.eu custom ROM and implements in the module automatedly (so the module version itself doesn't necessarily need to update; at the very least each and every time), I believe one just needs to restart gms/Play Services each time the fingerprint fails.

There are two ways I can interpret your "principle of switching fingerprint file"; either 1) the fingerprint file needs to be switched because when a fingerprint gets burned, it needs to be updated to a new one (which PINext does via a script/command when gms/Play Services is restarted) or 2) the dev for the main branch of PIF initially allowed users to put their own custom fingerprint file early on (before it was the only viable option after Google started banning each version) in a special fork called DEV1, then Google started banning the embedded, so osm0sis created a fork (Play Integrity Fork [PIFork]) where there was no embedded fingerprint and one had to include a fingerprint file themselves but his fork places the fingerprint file in another folder than chiteroman, then chiteroman updated and merged his main PIF branch and DEV1 to have two fingerprint files in two different locations (one being an included default fingerprint file, one being there as a possible option for those who wants to implement their own fingerprint file) and both folder locations are still different than osm0sis', then now PINext has its own fingerprint file in a whole other folder location.

And I'm unsure, but it looks like the fingerprint files aren't any longer interchangeable and osm0sis has a script to "migrate" one to his fork, so I assume it might be the same basis in PINext.

So, as there's so many PIFix forks/branches, but they all require a "fingerprint file" placed in different folders depending on which kind of PIF, there's a lot of "switching fingerprints" -- if that's what you mean.

So, I think the "stealing" you speak of is more that PIF and PINext "steals" their working fingerprint from the custom ROM of xiaomi.eu. And because thousands upon thousands of users all end up using PIF, PINext, and the xiaomi.eu custom ROM, Google finds out and burns that fingerprint fast, and xioami.eu devs input a new one -- which then PIF and PINext takes from.
[Google Pixel 7] swangjang:
Question: Why does passing Play Integrity / Safetynet require a "working" fingerprint?

I thought a fingerprint was just the device's way of saying, for example, "I am Google Pixel 7 running Android 14" to Google servers so that the correct OTA update or compatible play store apps are delivered etc?

Doesn't safetynet just check for unlocked bootloader and the magisk module just bypasses or spoofs bootloader unlocked status?

When the bootloader is locked, the existing fingerprint works fine so why does the same fingerprint "stop working" when bootloader is unlocked?

Or am I just misunderstanding this whole concept?
[Google Pixel 7] kkjb:
Excellent job at making it plain wording. I've had a problem getting a simple (yes it's a complicated process) and easy enough for me to understand. Especially with the current/recent events in fingerprints.
[Google Pixel 7] simplepinoi177:
If you really don't mind my extensive phrasing and way of speaking, and would like to read all the foundational knowledge of it all (if not what would end up being a a full step-by-step directions that would lead you to manually finding your own), you can read all about it in the guide/walkthrough I made below...

How to search & find your own fingerprints [noob friendly]: A Comprehensive Guide w/ tips & Discussion for Complete Noobs (from one)

It seems Google has banned more than 95% of custom fingerprints, so this thread/guide has kind been laid to the wayside. But it's still a great resource to understanding the foundations of fingerprints and all that... This is for any/all utterly...

xdaforums.com
[Google Pixel 7] SuperBoUDS:
How does this compares to https://github.com/osm0sis/PlayIntegrityFork?
[Google Pixel 7] Starbomba:
That's the "base" so to speak. I use osm0sis module+PIF, i do not use the one on this thread, but this seems to be the "easier" to use version for people that just want something to work, but after some past issues, i stopped liking this method a while ago.

To me this approach is a bit flawed, and will probably end up crashing sooner or later, since as soon as a fingerprint is used by too many people at once, Google can simply ban it. It is a lot safer that people go and read what is needed so several fingerprints are used, therefore lowering the chance of any one being banned. This one makes it way easier for Google to ban fingerprints... which is what happened to Displax's module.

Before osm0sis's, i was using Displax's module, which is a bit like this one but a bit more "primitive". It looks similar in that the fingerprints are given by the dev, but on osm0sis module, you as a final user are in charge of getting your own fingerprints. It is not that difficult, i've been using my fingerprint for a couple months now with no issues, and if it ever fails, i have a couple backup ones just ready for a quick copy and reboot.

Note: No, i will not give my fingerprints, and osm0sis has clear enough guides on how to get a fingerprint to use.
[Google Pixel 7] simplepinoi177:
PlayIntegrityFork (PIFork) is just that, a "fork" of PIF -- it does not have an embedded fingerprint and must be user implemented with one found by the user, formatted, and input it in a created custom pif.json. Play Integrity Next (PINext) does not have to be user searched/found or implemented, it just takes from the fingerprint xiaomi.eu custom ROMs are using -- which is what PIF was doing previously (taking from xiaomi.eu), just that PINext does this using a script and downloading it and updating it within the module while PIF had it embedded and a new version had to be released each time for a new fingerprint to apply.

So, for users who are okay to have their fingerprint banned at any unexpected random moment (but simply just have to run the .apk that will trigger the download of the new fingerprint from xiaomi.eu and restart gms/Play Services); then PINext works well enough. While PIFork is for those who, by doing a bit more work, gets a custom fingerprint that thousands of users wouldn't be using at the same time, so there's less of a chance of that unexpected random moment the fingerprint will be banned so it will be more consistent and longer lasting.

So TL;DR -- PINext is easier but less reliable; PIFork requires more work but more consistent & longer lasting
[Google Pixel 7] swangjang:
Using a 3rd party app, it says that my device fingerprint is

So if I just change the last 2 digits "48" to "49" or any other random number sequence, is it now considered a custom fingerprint?
[Google Pixel 7] simplepinoi177:
Unfortunately that's not how that works....it is considerably more involved than that (at least in implementing a custom fingerprint, even moreso understanding it all)...

So, the beginning & guidelines the experts have all been following (i mean, just check the Like count) is in the post below. It explains the concept, basics, guidelines, and is a how-to.

🔧 [MODULE] Play Integrity Fix (SafetyNet fix)

PLAY INTEGRITY FIX This module tries to fix Play Integrity and SafetyNet verdicts to get a valid attestation. BEFORE YOU START: - Your ROM must be signed with a private key from maintainer, you can check with this command: unzip -l...

xdaforums.com

If you want it in a non-Android-technical way, the comprehensive guide I made is a really good starting point as it covers all the foundational info in a non-Android-technical way and even a step-by-step process also that could be followed to get a custom fingerprint.

How to search & find your own fingerprints [noob friendly]: A Comprehensive Guide w/ tips & Discussion for Complete Noobs (from one)

It seems Google has banned more than 95% of custom fingerprints, so this thread/guide has kind been laid to the wayside. But it's still a great resource to understanding the foundations of fingerprints and all that... This is for any/all utterly...

xdaforums.com

Hope this helps!
[Google Pixel 7] SuperBoUDS:
Found this one is easy to understand

Use Custom Fingerprint/Build.Prop to Pass Play Integrity Test

This guide will show you two methods to create custom fingerprints using build.prop and pass the Play Integrity Test on rooted/custom ROM.

droidwin.com
[Xiaomi 13] militan06:
Hello all, I switched from Xiaomi 9t to 13 ,1 week ago. Everything is fine, but I cannot see these call logs. People who call do not appear in call history. I tried all the workarounds I could find on the internet, but I cannot solve this problem. I cannot see who is calling. Please help! Thanks!
[Xiaomi 13] NOSS8:
Maybe already check but just in case:

Long press on the dialer icon: information/authorizations/call history.
[Xiaomi 13] militan06:
I already checked this. there is no authorizations problem.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jefffrom:
fantastic gapps built in A14 rom Matrixx just released a new build today lecia camera and Dolby built in https://sourceforge.net/projects/projectmatrixx/files/Android-14/alioth/
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Dacookiemon:
How would you compare this with crdroid?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] lapirado:
The base is CR,but the ui quite different (and more attractive imo).

Flashed yesterday. All setup went fine, and have restored all the apps with Google backup and swift.

But after 2/3 reboots a weird thing happened -all my apps were gone, only the stock ones remained.

I debloated few apps with app manager, maybe myself have f####d up something with that. But I always have been doing the same in a13 and never faced this issue.

So, with all that, I've returned to by beloved ghost (a13) lol
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jefffrom:
I always do clean flash , the latest CRdroid was to unstable after setting it up booted to a black screen after logo , then went to Matrixx , since it has gapps bult in it was very simple the GUI is top notch lecia camera and Doblby presets were a big plus , battery about the same as CRdroid but at this point it is my favorite A14 rom , simple to install recovery flash with TWRP boom reboot to system so far I haven't encounter no buggs , since you can set it up to automatically record calls , the native player did not want to play the audio files , so I had to download VLC and choose always open with, problem solved
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jefffrom:
Ghost OS A14 new build was released https://telegra.ph/Ghost-Download-12-29

definitely another great rom to watch out for
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] lapirado:
Yeah I'm in ghost test group. Have tried once few weeks ago, but has happened the same that happened in matrixx.

I'm gonna wait for a few more days/weeks
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Dacookiemon:
Well that's quite a story, I was going to flash cr again but now I'm willing to try ghost. If you don't mind me asking, which recovery do you use?

I plan to switch to ofox (the latest build) from skkk a13.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Dacookiemon:
Apologies but I have a question, do you flash matrixx with twrp a13 and then update to twrp a14? Or do you just update the recovery to a14 and then flash?

Thank you
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jefffrom:
you can do the flash in either or but after you flash the rom the older version of twrp will not see storage so just install A14 version https://sourceforge.net/projects/recovery-for-xiaomi-devices/files/alioth/
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Dacookiemon:
Thanks boss
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Goooober:
Does play integrity pass with this rom?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jefffrom:
yes it does
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] FZero68:
Do any of these roms mentioned here have OTA updates?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jefffrom:
I don't believe so at this time
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] zaki789:
Who is the better rom ghost os or matrixx
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] febry_valdy:
for me evox 8.1 by gengkapak
[Android Head-Units] brody6104:
Hello all, I recently put my headunit into a bootloop by installing a Magisk Module that it didnt agree with. This is my unit View attachment 6049165

This is the address for the manuals : https://www.amaseaudio-support.com/un9820

Any help would be great!!

Brody
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
Post Screenshots of Android System information including MCU version... and read the forums.
[TouchPad General] karcaw:
Anyone want 2 touchpads, 1 confirmed working, a charging dock, keyboard, a few cases and screen protectors. I have not used them in years, and its time to pass them on to someone that will actually use them for something. I can ship in the US, if you pay for shipping.
[TouchPad General] DoubleStuff:
even though the touchpads are old circa 2011, because of the nice developers on this forum they still have a little life left in them. I hope somebody takes you up on it.
[TouchPad General] karcaw:
someone did.. I shipped them away today..
[Walmart Onn Tablets General] CADude:
Any way to get the traditional 3 buttons at the bottom instead of the stupid taskbar with 3 small navigation buttons on the right bottom corner?

You can install a 3rd party launcher and set it to be the home app but the taskbar + 3 small buttons is always there. Why is this so hard to remove?
[Walmart Onn Tablets General] napimdedayagıye1:
I saw a system app while using BlissOS and i think that app creates that taskbar.

If you have it, try to uninstall it with root or adb. THIS CAN BE REALLY DANGEROUS so take a backup.
[OPPO Find X5 Pro Questions & Answers] D.Gergo:
I am having a serious problem with my 5 Pro... Since the major update of colorOS14, the mobile network is not available. The sim card works good in another phone. I called oppo customer service and they told me the best to do is make a factory reset. I spent a whole day for backuping my datas and after the factory reset, it did not solve the problem. The mobile network choose is on automatic but if I want to do it manually, it says while searching the networks, "You have already selected a network, please try again later".

So it does not let me to choose anything or do manually. What causing this problem? It is an premium phone and I spent €1200 for it... Was worth for it after the software update I am facing these kind of issues? I am about to lose my patience and get rid off this phone.

What do you think?

Thank you for your help.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] moccor:
I wanted to try to use my spare old Axon 7 for a 3D printer, but I want to put LOS on it and unlock the bootloader and all that cool stuff. But it seems all the reputable links are dead. Could anyone upload it for me if they have it?
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] opg2000:
....here you are....
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] opg2000:
btw. these links are working....

Axon 7 EDL Tool - Flash / Backup / Restore / Unlock in the EDL mode

Axon 7 EDL Tool BAT-program for Flash / Backup / Restore / Unlock the phone in EDL mode Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 (COM ...) !!! Whatever you do, you do at your own risk !!!" !!! If you are not sure of yourself do not use this program ...

xdaforums.com
[Galaxy S III Android Development] html6405:
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*
*/

Hi,

here you can find my builds of LineageOS 21.0 for our Samsung Galaxy S3 (I9300).

At first I want to thank @rINanDO, @ChronoMonochrome for all your work on these devices!

Also, big thanks to the whole LineageOS-UL-Team, you're all doing great work!

Here you can see whats working:

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I would recommend to use microG instead of BitGapps,

here you can find the installation instructions:

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Credits

* LineageOS Ultra Legacy

* @rINanDO

* @ChronoMonochrome

* LineageOS & CO (For Source Code)

*All others who worked on the exynos 4 devices

Do you like my work?

Than you can simply hit the thanks button and consider to spend me a coffee or a beer,

I'm doing this in my free time and it also costs a lot of money to buy hardware.

donate

Wanna improve your sound configs, control your charging current and more?

Now you can use my app to access all boeffla configurations, there will follow more functions.

Exynos4 Kernel Manager - Apps on Google Play

Functions like cpu overclocking, cpu governor change and virtual memory tweaks

play.google.com

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XDA:DevDB Information

[ROM][14.x][I9300][ALPHA] LineageOS 21.0, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S3

Contributors

html6405

Source Code:

https://github.com/html6405

LineageOS-UL

LineageOS for Ultra Legacy Devices. LineageOS-UL has 54 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

github.com

ROM OS Version: 14.x U

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

ROM Firmware Required: TWRP 3.5.2

Based On: LineageOS

Selinux: permissive

Version Information

Status: Alpha

Created 2023-12-29

Last Updated 2024-01-06
[Galaxy S III Android Development] notnoelchannel:
Thanks for your amazing work!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Zozo919:
no way
[Galaxy S III Android Development] notnoelchannel:
I say the same
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zjnek:
Nice work, android 14, the latest on a 2012 device. I installed it and it works ok for now, crashed one time but it's a 1gb ram device with latest android version, its pretty obvious that it will be slow
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kurtn:
@html6405 "Download Magisk 24.1 and flash it via TWRP (yes, flash the APK file),"

Why such an old version?

I've tried magisk as user app and system app by minmicroG or installer revived. Systemized microG breaks f-droid. I get many FCs

Updating f-droid to 1.19.0-alpha3 solved the FC issue - partly