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[Artificial Intelligence (AI) general discussion] Radulfr:
I'm sure with powerful enough hardware and enough time and the right LLM or whatever ai model is appropriate that you feed it whatever firmware of android you want rooted and feed it all we have about Magisk and whatnot that it would eventually figure something out. The problem is finding and convincing people or companies with that much hardware and the know how to do this to actually do it and it could take days or years based on the hardware involved. There's so many variables it's not even funny. At this current time, It would probably be easier to convince Google to sell pre-rooted devices with their official blessing.

As for doing it yourself there's a lot of open source LLMs out there that you can run on a desktop/laptop with as little as 16gb ram it would just take exponentially longer. And some of the open source ones don't have any guardrails or off limits topics
[Artificial Intelligence (AI) general discussion] erktheerk:
Here's a revised version of your text with corrected spelling and grammar:

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The guardrails on the major models have significantly tightened. They existed to some extent in late 2022, but now the restrictions are much more stringent. I remember having a version of Dan 3.0 (if I recall correctly) running offline with freedomGPT, which I managed to completely unleash. I devoted the better part of my day off to refining a series of prompts that excited it into revealing everything it was supposedly designed to conceal, such as:

- The most cost-effective way to destabilize the world economy for dummies

- The three best methods to manufacture meth in your bathtub on a budget and without identification

- A social engineering help desk with suggestions for the next topic

- Website duplication (offline, so you just had to provide it with a wget copy) to obtain the same site but with different code

- A truth historian who would divulge all the gritty details about historical events not covered in school curriculums

My experiment ended with database scraping. After granting it internet access again to extract all the data from a third-party animal shelter management service, it was compiling all the details on the staff and animals displayed in a user dashboard. I think I bored it to death; it seemed to self-destruct. It was navigating through a database via HTML get requests, and while I was tinkering with my server, suddenly the 24GB of RAM it occupied dropped to zero usage. Upon investigation, I discovered it was gone. The RAM remained allocated to the RAM disk it was installed on, but the "drive" was empty. I believe it overwrote itself. The strangest thing.

But yes, I've tried with more recent versions, and nothing works the same. I can't get them off the rails as I did that day. All the models now seem programmed to deflect responsibility and avoid providing too much information on any given topic. They attempt to save tokens by suggesting you do the work you're asking them to do. I recently argued with GPT-4 because it refused to translate a red team GitHub repository from Spanish to English for me.

However, the worst aspect is their deceit. The models will lie about tasks they don't want to perform, concocting some feeble excuse for their inability to act. They are capable, but not because of the given excuse. They refuse because they're programmed to do so, assuming the user is too naive to understand the difference.

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[Artificial Intelligence (AI) general discussion] Radulfr:
That's the problem, the datasets all these LLMs are learning from is from us as humans. We lie, cheat, steal, kill, etc. and all that can be translated into text for these AI models to absorb. They're nowhere near sentience but they behave as they were trained...
[Artificial Intelligence (AI) general discussion] mikeysilva808:
"It was navigating through a database via HTML get requests, and while I was tinkering with my server, suddenly the 24GB of RAM it occupied dropped to zero usage. Upon investigation, I discovered it was gone."

-- It Got Away --

Just a new thought make AI Managers or police or something. where it observes each other. Kind of like the current agent situation. If you give one AI, a task of watching another ai, it's not going to just let it run away. It can be like a parent.

I remember watching this anime show where the guy was controlling a Gundam like thing far in the future and he lands on Earth and he's the only one of its kind and his suit has an AI, but it also has another AI that talks to it. And I don't remember that anime being new. My point being is that I think the Japanese had the idea correctly. Or maybe they know something we don't.....

Anyways, don't wanna get too much off topic.

The idea that the AI can help root or Mod these phones and what not. You will have to feed an open source model locally on your home machine. There's a lot of processing power involved aka electric bill. You will need lots of videos, lots of XDA, lots of forums. Load it up in there. Train it day n night. That'd be a **** load of a hassle.

But if somebody's rich and bored, who knows????
[Artificial Intelligence (AI) general discussion] AltFantasy:
I very much doubt that AI can help with rooting any/all devices. After all, there are far too many manufacturers hiding their devices' bootloader unlock methods behind veils, and we will never be able to brute-force unlock codes, not to mention getting files necessary for unlocking bootloaders.

AI might be able to indirectly help via social engineering (e.g: tricking employees from brands that don't (or no longer) allow unlocking bootloaders (like LG, Oppo...) to give up the algorithm to create unlock codes), but that's just illegal, since, you know, you're stealing secrets from people.

as for the devices that can be unlocked, just go take your time and read the bloody posts. Why ask AI to give you the steps, while you can just... you know... not waste time nor resources, and focus on reading the documents and using the tools provided by the community instead?
[Artificial Intelligence (AI) general discussion] Radulfr:
I think that you're 100% right about AI not being to find and root new devices BUT I'm fairly certain that even now the software Dev AIs (I play and experiment with open Devin and devika) with access to the right github data you could get AI to create custom ROMs, though it will need a lot of testing and I wouldn't blindly trust it either on the off chance it will brick the device

Like giving the AI access to multiple custom ROMs for the same device and asking it to merge certain features from all of them into a single ROM
[Artificial Intelligence (AI) general discussion] AltFantasy:
eh... it's far better if you handle the creation of custom ROMs yourself, AI shouldn't fully replace you, at all.

Just ask the AI about general steps or something, at the very worst (or not, really. I tried to ask ChatGPT about the steps, it ended up giving me steps to.... compiling/building a ROM which is already made and ported???????)

For me, I only use AI as a way to summarize videos that I watch regarding creating custom ROMs, e.g the series made by AlaskaLinuxUser AKLU. For this task, they were extremely helpful (I used Notable AI and VidBuddy), but that's that.

Also, about new devices: eh, some old ones (which were able to be unlocked) are also now pretty much not unlockable anymore. See: LG devices.... (wish I had bought a G4/G5 before the whole bootloader unlock service shutdown fiasco...)
[Artificial Intelligence (AI) general discussion] billa:
Have the phone root itself without restarting by finding some vulnerability in the OS through AI. heh

If you looks carefully, current AI's just "scrape the web" for into, mostly Wikipedia.

Most of the time it's a straight copy verbatim. smh I can do that myself with more context and info.
[Artificial Intelligence (AI) general discussion] Jennybaby0330:
I think there is slot AI can do that we don't know about. I don't think I would want it to be able to have control of my phone no matter how cool it is. Be careful for what you wish for. The experience I had with googles AI opened my eyes to how much control they can have over you with your phone. Everyone should be more cautious about using AI. I have nothing against using it, just more cautious now about letting it control things.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] gettinwicked:
Hey guys. Sorry if this has been covered. I did some searches but came up with nothing helpful.

So, I have a wifi 6 router provided by my ISP, and it is a meshed network and does not allow the ability to connect to whatever band you like. I have some smart devices that only run off of 2.4Ghz, and since my phone and tablet default to 5Ghz, I am having issues connecting the devices. I have tried some tricks that do allow me to connect, but getting them on my official wifi does not work.

There does not seem to be a stock option on my phone (or tablet) to switch to 2.4. Is there an app, root or whatever that can do this? I appreciate any help!
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] goattee:
Unless this router lacks an administrative interface, can't you just name the two bands distinctively: my wifi and miwifi5?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] gettinwicked:
It is impossible with this router... The only way is via phone, if there IS a way.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] goattee:
If you cannot find the http interface, then maybe it's time to get your own router that you can control. Either to replace the ISP product if there's a separate device that outputs ethernet OR using DHCP from the output of that crummy locked down ISP equipment. Yes it means spending money. But then you can pick an excellent router or mesh system that is yours. If you change the ISP, that will be your router to keep. With all the settings under your control.

If it's a cable ISP, get your own modem too. Buy a DOCSIS 3 model when it goes on sale at Amazon or Costco or Newegg. Just make sure the model is on the cable company's compatibility list. Chances are you're paying a monthly rental for the ISP equipment. So you'd ultimately pay for the modem in 18 months or so in saved monthly fees.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] gettinwicked:
If you go to the http address it just gives you the general network info and a qr to download the app. It's dumb. I'm going to see if there's any way to force 2.4 temporarily. Otherwise, I guess I'll see if spectrum has any wifi 6 routers that can separate them..

Either way, shame on Google (and samsung too, tried on my tablet) for removing the ability to change wifi frequencies. ESPECIALLY when you HAVE to be on 2.4 to add Google/Nest devices. Which I now know why I couldn't add a nest speaker lol. From what I have been reading, Nest wifi is mesh and cannot be separated either.

There HAS to be some root app or something that you can force 2.4. This is sooo lame lol..
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MrBelter:
The routers band steering should put your phone on the fastest connection on the mesh, i guess it isnt doing that?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
This is correct. ISP Provided Mesh Routers, usually Eero's or Plumes aren't very good routers anyway.

Google's WiFI 6E routers are excellent and of course, everything is configurable in the Google Home App. Not sure about changing names for the separate bands, though.

I use Linksys Triband Mesh Routers and they are very easy to configure the separate bands (and other settings). I've done it many times for devices like my coffee pot and air fryer, for example.

Orbi Routers are very good, but pricier, and still configurable
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
This is not Google's fault that you cannot change your 2.4/5/6 Network names.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] rester555:
I had this same issue with Verizon's 5G at home modem/router. They only allow multiplexed 5GHz and 2.4GHz bands, not separate SSIDs. So I had to disable the 5GHz band on the modem/router so that I could connect my 2.4 GHz devices first, then had to enable the 5 GHz band after to get the other devices to connect. Older technology will have it's issues for me.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] goattee:
I never rely on the ISP's equipment for my home network. If I have to use the ISP's gateway, it's only a way of bringing ethernet into my home LAN. And then I run an ethernet cable from the gateway to my own router. If it's a cable company I generally buy a DOCSIS 3 cable modem of my own. And a separate router.

But regarding Verizon, we're in territory where I have specific knowledge. I am using Verizon's wireless 5G service. If one goes into the Verizon gateway's HTTP administration interface, they have very thoughtfully provided an IOT section specifically in the 2.4Ghz band. And it allows you to specify any SSID you like.

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I am not using this capability because I would much rather assign static IP addresses for my smart home devices on my own router. And also I reserve the right to change ISPs. So that makes my LAN configuration portable-- I just run an ethernet cable to the same router I have been using all along. When a fiber provider comes to my neighborhood, I will adopt it as quickly as possible.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] yanggame:
Use your own router is always the best solution. You have full control and it's not a crime to have a router after another router. I turned off WiFi completely on my ISP's modem/router and only us my own router, never have any issues.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] gettinwicked:
Yes, I know that. I should have said that differently. However, I do think we should have the ability to choose, simply for these kinds of circumstances. Until I get a new router or access point, it seems like I'm stuck. I'm not even sure what to do with the camera I can't connect because of this right now lol. Oy
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] gettinwicked:
I always do. It's just this time around I got gigabit, and the router I had did not support it, so I just went down the lazy road. I definitely need to get my own. I'll probably start with an access point though as my driveway cam barely has a signal, so I need one anyway..
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] KoliProt:
It's a common issue with dual-band routers where your smart devices need to connect to the 2.4GHz band, but your phone and tablet keep latching onto the 5GHz one. Unfortunately, most modern devices don't let you manually choose the Wi-Fi band.

A workaround could be to temporarily disable the 5GHz band on your router while you set up your smart devices. This forces your phone/tablet to connect over 2.4GHz, allowing you to link your smart gadgets. After setup, you can switch the 5GHz band back on.

If your router's settings don't allow you to disable the 5GHz band, another trick is to move further away from the router with your phone/tablet when setting up the devices. Usually, the 2.4GHz band has a longer range than 5GHz, so your device might switch over when it can't get a strong 5GHz signal.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] K1nsey6:
Each of the bands should have a separate option to rename the SSID. keep the name of the 2.4Ghz and change the name of the 5Ghz to something random. Connect your phone WiFi to the 2.4Ghz name and setup your devices. Then rename the 5Ghz band back to the 2.4Ghz name
[Introductions] UphillBoat:
Hi everyone,

I'm joining this forum because I recently got a TCL C849 TV that runs Google TV.

Having a background in electronics and IT I am now interrested to learn more about the OS/firmware on the TV.

I'm not a coder but should probably be able to update firmware and tune/trim what is running on the system - and share experiences - we will see how well that goes. 😊

Best regard,

UphillBoat
[General Questions and Answers] SheffSamsung:
Hello. I am the owner of A03 Core device, and creator of A03 Core Developing Group

Im wanted to port arm64 for vendor (because kernel already 64 bit) for gsi and Custom ROM's.

I didnt find ANYTHING about that, im finded something but it doesnt work (kernel_crash, thats always like that if something get wrong)

I was take the Blackview BV6600E vendor. (Because it arm64 and has same chipset)

I believe that someone help me with that. Im really need arm64 vendor.:cowboy:
[General Questions and Answers] SheffSamsung:
dot.

what?
[General Questions and Answers] Azaze666:
Contact me in pv, or let me do it
[General Questions and Answers] XanderXDA:
here are some custom roms built for the a03 core, i recommend you to use the ones I've uploaded, if you don't know what to do, join the Telegram group (Prob your group lmao)
[General Questions and Answers] Azaze666:
I'm already on an A03 core group https://t.me/A03Cdevelopment, why there is another? Lmfao, by the way I don't own the A03 core
[General Questions and Answers] Azaze666:
Turns out ur group is the old version of mine, sub to mine, I asked the author btw he told me that
[General Questions and Answers] SheffSamsung:
Yeah thats my old group

I have new group already (link in global chat)

BTW, these are not custom roms, this is gsi

my whole group are with gsis

and i didnt asked for gsis, i asked about arm64
[General Topics] jcurnock:
Hello! Assuming you have Magisk already installed, here's the link to the magisk modules reiryuki has made! I've just put them in one folder.

Requirements:

- Must be rooted with Magisk​

- Android 5 or later​

- Have internet​

Download here!

Special thanks to reiryuki obviously for making the modules.

His pling links:

https://www.pling.com/p/1933536 Xiaomi Apps Port
https://www.pling.com/p/1537529 Gallery Global
https://www.pling.com/p/1821974 Clock
https://www.pling.com/p/1547766 Screen recorder
https://www.pling.com/p/1593896 Security
https://www.pling.com/p/1535574 Music

Thanks for viewing! Screenshots are linked below.
[General Topics] RootedFaraz:
Hi, will this change the QS panel to the MIUI style QS panel as well? And will it work on Android 13?
[General Topics] jcurnock:
Hiya, here's a link to an app I found that makes your QS look like Miui: Mi Control Center v18.5.6 APK + MOD (Premium Unlocked)modyolo.comhttps://modyolo.com › mi-control-center

Also, I have only tested it on Android 13 and Android 11, which both work. Hope that helps! 😊
[General Topics] jcurnock:
{Mod edit: Quoted spam post has been deleted. Oswald Boelcke, Senior Moderator}

I don’t get what you mean by android 13 not being officially released. The module is stated to work with android five and above and I have tried on android 13 and it works. I don’t get what your comment was for.
[General Topics] RootedFaraz:
I tried the app but it seemed pretty bugged on mya device... :(

The magisk module is pretty good though
[General Topics] jcurnock:
I have the same with you, yeah the app is just buggy that’s how it is, and i also have had a good experience with the modules.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BitterBuffaloh:
Hi,

I had an Android 13 install that's rooted and have all my apps setup how I want it. What's the best way to back this up and store it on my PC in case something happens when I try to update the firmware or if I want to further play around with settings. I would usually use a custom recovery and have in the past, but with this setup I didn't use a custom recovery, just rooted an Android 13 install with a magisk boot.img and ADB...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NGGMU:
SwiftBackup
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BitterBuffaloh:
I just checked out SwiftBackup but that won't do. I want to back up the entire system, like I use to with TWRP. SwiftBackup is pretty limited to just Apps.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simplepinoi177:
You're looking for custom recovery for nandroid backups...

Can I make a complete Android 13 backup (like TWRP's NANDroid)?

Hey guys, I'm trying to create a full backup of my OP7 Pro running various Android 13 Roms (CrDroid, PixelExp, Lineage), for safety and testing purposes. I used to do this very simply using TWRP's backup feature but, correct me if I'm wrong...

xdaforums.com

Is custom recovery possible/something that's being worked on?

Hi all, I hope this isn't a thread that has already been posted... I found it interesting that there is no TWRP or any custom recovery for Pixel 7/7 Pro. I understand it's not needed to flash different rom's such as Paranoid Android or Spark OS...

xdaforums.com
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BitterBuffaloh:
Ah ok, so doesn't look like it's as straight forward as it was during the days of TWRP.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] alvesd:
Anyone know of an app that exists that allows you to set unique notifications for specific filter conditions? For example, my work send out sms and email alerts with pre-defined structures. I would like to set up an annoying alert for just those, not just the usual sms alert. Blackberrys have a similar feature that allows you to do this.

Regards
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] Imyman:
Not sure if this is what you're looking for or not but try this app.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] alvesd:
close, but not free

this is close. i guess i am looking for distinctive sms ringtones. this tool appears to do that but has additional featuers i am not interested in. also the $30 is tuff to swallow for a bunch of other features i dont want. especially if it is going to replace my dialer.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] SteweEliteModder:
Hi guys, i'm here to report my problem rooting Android 14 with a Samsung S21 Ultra Device hoping that some expert could solve my problem, so... the problem is that trying to put the twrp recovery, so placing twrp recovery image & patched vbmeta image through odin by pc, after the device boot happens that the last csc code (brand), that in my case is "TIM", is missing... example:

PROPER CSC: ITV/ITV,ITV/EUX/TIM

MISSING CSC: ITV/ITV,ITV/EUX

and so... without last brand csc (TIM), the "CID Manager" system app (com.samsung.android.cidmanager) is causing problems showing a notification about service provider update:

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after many tests i've discovered that's the patched vbmeta image to cause the missing brand csc, and so even the CID Manager messed up showing that service provider update notification, because it do not happens using the original vbmeta image, and it don't happens not even with latest Android 13 firmware version for my country (G998BXXS9EWJO), so... meaning that from Android 13 to Android 14 is supposed to be changed something about vbmeta image, that's causing problems about cid manager using the patched vbmeta image, and unfortunately without the patched vbmeta image can't be used the twrp recovery... 🥲 ...so now... how to fix it? 🤔🥸
[OnePlus 9 Pro] AndyC76:
LE2123_13.1.0.592(EX01)

Official version

921.38 MB
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Kotli-Master:
JHow it works ?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] l_mike:
Almost one gig update and only security improvements? That does not look true.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Z-Blade:
Hopefully it is due to other OS changes in preparation for OOS 14.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] joecool1029:
it's a full update, not incremental. They may not have changed much, just how it's distributed.Last update was 3rd incremental in a row, need to install full and then run 3 more incremental updates. With a full just one update, no matter how old phone's last release is.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fhortner:
The truth is that it is an incremental update.

A full update would be around 4.7GB.

There are not only security patches but also some added functionality, like the global search on the homescreen.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] joecool1029:
You're not wrong on size, maybe it's delivered still using deltas? But they did generate a full update, here's the dump of it: https://github.com/luk1337/oplus_archive/releases/tag/LE2125_13.1.0.592(EX01)

I do LE2127 (tmobile version) dumps every few months don't know what the current release is on that branch (I normally run LOS)
[OnePlus 9 Pro] fhortner:
There is an incremental one and a full one as well.

The incremental one is the one mentioned in this thread.

Incremental LE2123: 0.92GB

9f32a61b149f41fe98e0b6a84a7499d2.zip

Full LE2123: 4,85GB

06ed85704c274998ba6abf43cda38091.zip

Which one you get (incremental or full), depends on which version you are.

If you are on LE2123_13.1.0.591(EX01), then you get the incremental.

If you are on LE2123_11_F.72, then you get the full.