yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi 12 (Global)] NOSS8:
Kenvaya ROM Reviw

my 48 hours review of the Kenvaya ROM with GAPS https://kenvyra.xyz/devices/cupid/ hi there I've installed the Kenvyra ROm sucseffuly 1- the Rom is very Stable with no Major Bugs everything works fine like a pixel phone (I am a pixel 6 Owner )...

xdaforums.com

about Kenvyra Rom for xiomi 12 Cupid

hi guys did any one tried the Kenvyra ROM for xiomi 12 Link https://kenvyra.xyz/devices/cupid/ any feedback specially the battery and thermal thanks

xdaforums.com
[Xiaomi 12 (Global)] eclipsek20:
I've posted my review https://xdaforums.com/t/my-take-on-roms-supported-for-this-device-review.4634041/
[Xiaomi 12 (Global)] kjpp:
As i read Your post, You recommend Evolution x ?
[Xiaomi 12 (Global)] infamas:
Kenvyra and Lineage are the best in my opinion. You can join the telegram groups and ask if u have questions :)
[Xiaomi 12 (Global)] eclipsek20:
Yes I do recommend evolution x, it is a known ROM and the destruction is official, which is nice to have, lineageOS does not have an official distribution which is the main reason I had not tried it yet.
[Xiaomi 12 (Global)] infamas:
Try it and u will see it's better. I tried them all. Evo X has some bad bugs (auto brightness for example).

Not being official is not something big (at least for me and many other users)
[Xiaomi 12 (Global)] eclipsek20:
Thanks for the suggestion, once v21 is released I will try it
[OnePlus 11] jkieffer46:
I had a OnePlus One OG and a 5t. Loved them. Haven't been back to one plus since they've been outrageously priced the last few years. This 11 looked like they were getting back to their roots so I jumped back on board. I've got to say I've never seen a device with more bugs then this and I'm extremely unimpressed.

The camera is terrible. Haven't had one this bad for a few years. Literally. Can't even zoom in when I'm sitting in the bleachers of my middle school girls basketball game to take decent pictures. Unbelievably bad.

Have to hit the home button multiple times to get back to the home screen? Have to clear all recents and then try again and end up swiping things to actually clear all the recents?

After the last software update my phone just randomly started charging extremely slowly all day when I use anything but that shoe box sized 100 watt charger. Charges fine with it and as advertised but everything else that used to charge acceptably now only charges at about 250mA. I'd rather not charge the phone balls to the wall every time I plug it in. And since I'm not an Apple user I don't really let my phone get lower than about 60% so no need. I'd rather charge it slower overnight and such. Which brings me to the next point -

This wise charging bs. It worked great out of the box and was charged to 100% at 7:00 a.m. as advertised. Since it started doing the slow charging crap I'll wake up and it's only about 80-90%

The curved edges is worthless. Was stupid when Samsung came out with it years ago and it's a liability now. If you breathe on the edge of a screen you lose it. I have a glass screen protector on it but we know those screw up under screen thumbprint sensors. The one that I'm using doesn't seem to be too bad but still why oneplus? Normal thumbprint sensors are great. Under screen sucks. Always.

No wireless charging in 2023. Are you kidding me?

This thing is literally on par with a free phone that I would get from T-Mobile. Literally. My daughter has an A21 with a better camera, better thumbprint sensor, no bugs and charges normally.

Did I get something stupid out of the box that I need to return or what the hell is going on? I'm not interested in drinking the Kool-Aid just because OnePlus was wonderful a couple years ago and now all the review sites say this phone is a good purchase.
[OnePlus 11] wfred:
I came from a 7T a few weeks ago and, personally, I'm happy with the 11.

I use the MS launcher so I can't speak to that part of your complaint.

Image does get a bit grainy over 10X, but is above average for regular day to day use; however, I use it mostly for spontaneous pics or documentation and have a digital camera for "real photos". With the camera on all of the phones I've owned good enough has been good enough.

It takes a few days if normal use/charge cycles for the BMS to start working. In 4 hours of steady use I only drop about 30%, my 7T was below 15% with the same usage.

I don't think the 11 has ever gone below 30% at the end of the day. When I plug it in at night it will charge to 80% fairly quickly, then drop to a trickle until fully charged by the time I unplug it in the morning.

Wireless charging isn't a big deal to me. It isn't any faster and I'm still limited to wherever the charger is plugged in.

Curved screen does take some getting used to, I still have problems with selecting words at the edges of documents and would prefer flat edges.

Have you updated to 14 yet? The battery management has to relearn your habits after the update
[OnePlus 11] Guyinlaca:
Having sold my OnePlus 11 after one month of testing, I actually wish I'd waited a bit longer for development to see the full potential. The lack of wireless charging and the disorganization of Oxygen/ColorOS is definitely annoying. That said, with custom ROMs, this phone can stand out having the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 with lots of RAM running bloat free.

If you really hate the OnePlus 11, two great options: Get the Motorola Edge+ 2023 which has been on sale for as little as $599. You'll get mostly stock Android, fast charging, and wireless charging. Alternatively, you can hold onto the 11 for another month or two until the 12 comes out and OnePlus usually offers great trade in promotions. The OnePlus 12 will bring a larger, brighter screen, bigger battery, wireless charging and it sounds like an improved camera. How far development will go is uncertain, but the phone is said to address most concerns about the 11.
[OnePlus 11] ablak44:
Oneplus 11 devices have very high artificial intelligence. They behave exactly like their owners.
[OnePlus 11] fanticgamerw633:
I'm sorry that you had a bad experience with your 11. For me personally, I've never had the issues you've had with the camera and charging. I think Zoom is perfectly fine and never had a problem charging to 100% in under an hour. I'm just curious but what software are you running? Is it the new "stable" Android 14 build? If so there could be many bugs in that build that could ruin the experience (I've tested the open beta, and it is BAD). Currently, I've just decided to ignore OOS and use custom roms b/c they're just so much better in every way, with negligible change to battery life but performance uplifts everywhere. You could try to edl back to an older version and that may help but maybe you should contact Oneplus if there's something seriously wrong with the charging.
[OnePlus 11] majedalanni:
Phone is bad, camera laggy, blurry, sluggish. Tried OSS13 and 14 now all very bad, bloated like hell. My last OnePlus phone ever. Onelus 8 pro was really better than this one.
[OnePlus 11] fanticgamerw633:
Speaking about the terrible camera's, the OnePlus 11 actually placed 3rd overall in Marques Brownlee's Blind Smartphone Camera Test. which even I didn't expect.View attachment 6041419
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Accessories] TheUltimateOne:
Anyone try this type of holder 🤔

Usually came in two part one stick to the cover and the other is removable

If you have any recommendations please write it down.

View attachment 6040334

View attachment 6040335
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Accessories] Zxalilh:
The second one is fine but don't expect it to be a literal magsafe copy. It's a bit weaker because magsafe magnets are pretty big.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Accessories] TheUltimateOne:
The second one came with the first one they are actually one item. I put two pictures to explain what I'm looking for.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Accessories] Zxalilh:
I get it now. Looks really weak because th item in the first picture looks pretty heavy
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] dudu7559:
Hi guys

HD digital clock....... I've had it!!! I'm looking for something else....... Did somebody developped or installed an analog clock on Blackstone??

See you:)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] sgt_sidz:
I agree that an analog clock like the one on the HTC Viva aka Jade aka 3G is really cool looking especially with the blue background, any chance that it could be ported to the HD ?

http://www.htc.com/www/product.aspx?id=63744

Cheers
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] 6Fg8:
already answered ... here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=462274&highlight=analog+clock

cmon people, use the search function.
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] iYuvrajMehta:
Evolution X 8.0.3 for the Xiaomi Mi 11x Pro / Redmi k40 Pro/Pro+ / Mi 11i [haydn]

Code:

/*

* Your warranty is void. Or valid, probably?

*

* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, Ebolation X,

* thermonuclear war, or the current economic crisis caused by you following

* these directions. YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if

* you point your finger at me for messing up your device, I will LMAO at you.

*/

Keep Evolving

Pixel UI, customization, and more, we are Evolution X!

- Team Evolution X -

@joeyhuab (Founder/Lead Developer)

@RealAkito(Project Manager/Co-Founder)

@AnierinB (Project Specialist/Co-Founder)

Reach us on Twitter! @EvolutionXROM

More features have been imported from Android 13.

It's an initial build.

Just flash and check "The Evolver". We have tons of features combined together from different ROMs.

What are our features?

Spoiler: Click to see all features!

*Display goes blank when set to minimum brightness when using DC Dimming.

*Auto Brightness might not work

PLEASE DO NOT FLASH GAPPS, THEY ARE ALREADY INCLUDED

First Time Install / Clean Flash from MIUI

Flash the linked boot, vendor_boot, and dtbo images by performing the following:

Code:

fastboot flash boot_ab boot.img

fastboot flash dtbo_ab dtbo.img

fastboot flash vendor_boot_ab vendor_boot.img

After finishing with that, get into recovery by pressing the power button and volume up button. Or run "fastboot reboot recovery"

After that, please perform a factory reset by following the option in the recovery.

Finally, you can sideload the ROM by selecting "Apply Update" (ADB) and run adb sideload /path/to/rom.zip.

Reboot! Enjoy! #KeepEvolving

Changelog for the latest (12/05/2023) update

Download

Donate to me! / Official Chat / Device Support

Android OS version: 14.0.0_r14

Security patch level: November 2023

Build author: Yuvraj Mehta

Source code: Evolution X GitHub

Kernel Source code: QGKI Kernel

ROM Developer: Yuvraj Mehta

XDA: DevDB Information

Evolution X, ROM for the Xiaomi Mi 11

Contributors

joeyhuab

ROM OS Version: Android 14

ROM Kernel: Linux 5.4.242

Based On: AOSP

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: 8.0.3

Stable Release Date: 2023-12-05

Created 2023-12-05

Last Updated 2023-12-05

XDA Recognized Developers
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] emiljano539:
Thank you :)
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] Schabik:
Unfortunately links for the boot, vendor_boot, and dtbo images are 404.
[Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro / Redmi K40 Pro+] emiljano539:
Yeah Im having same issues
[General Questions and Answers] jatgm1:
how to i install a custom recoery then install supersu on this device?
[General Questions and Answers] EllieCat:
guide here
[General Questions and Answers] jatgm1:
Oh nice, but how do I get a custom recovery I can use to flash It? And also install it preferably, for this phone. That's where I'm actually having trouble. Which version of twrp will work on a moto g power 2023
[General Questions and Answers] jatgm1:
I need like an image to boot then an installer to run to install twrp, then like I can install SuperSU. I think right?
[General Questions and Answers] EllieCat:
yeah you do. Everything you need is in there.
[General Questions and Answers] jatgm1:
Can you elaborate because I don't know how to use it.
[General Questions and Answers] jatgm1:
Doesn't mention how to get a recovery. That's what I need. It presumes I have a custom recovery which I do not. I don't know what version to use or how to install it.
[General Questions and Answers] jatgm1:
Motorola G Power 5G 2023 root guide

Currently, RSA does not support XT2311-3 for unknown reason. However, I found a ROM for Tracfone, but the boot works with unlocked version. Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10620683726822053015 MD5 60f8e629cbe7e969923c07538d6c3c7c...

xdaforums.com

i tried taking the file and putting it in the patch thing on magisk on the phone it was going on, then putting it on my computer and running fastboot boot boot.img (renamed to boot.img) and it just puts it in a bootloop. recovered it with rsa twice now idk what im doing.
[General Questions and Answers] jatgm1:
also they keep referencing an article that seems to be a dead link.
[General Questions and Answers] jatgm1:
am i understanding correctly that i will have to get a second older version of this phone to do this or a different phone entirely ?
[General Questions and Answers] EllieCat:
The link works for me. Does it give a 404?
[General Questions and Answers] LilAnt530:
Dude you have a moto g power 2023???
[General Questions and Answers] majorbootytimes:
there is no recovery image for devonn g power 5g 2023. I have looked everywhere on the web and dark web for 6 months.

so @EllieCat it is not all in the guide.
[Asus ZenWatch] Caboose27:
Like the title says, I would like some help installing AsteroidOS on my Zenwatch. I know the watch is old and there are better ones out there, but the deal is that my brother-in-law gave this to me and it has sentimental value. When trying to follow the steps on their install site (link below), the device fails to detect - windows or Linux. I've done this a fair number of times with other devices so I'm 99% sure that the issue is the 3rd party aftermarket cradle that I have for charging/syncing it. What I would love is this - if someone knows of for sale or can lend an OEM charging cradle for me to use to do this, or if someone is willing to do the installs with one they posses for a small fee. I know that's a bit of a leap mailing my device to a total stranger, but I believe people on here are an honest bunch so I'm open to it. I know this is silly and maybe even a lost cause, but any assistance I would be grateful for. Thank you.

Asus Zenwatch 1 - AsteroidOS

AsteroidOS is an open-source operating system for smartwatches.

asteroidos.org
[Asus ZenWatch] Zxalilh:
Your charger probably is for charging only and I assume it has 5 pogo pins on the front. You could disassemble the charger and solder data wires, so you would need to cut a data cable with usb on one side that you don't use.
[Asus ZenWatch] Caboose27:
I'm not opposed to the idea, but I'm not confident hacking this thing apart and I'm also not 100% convinced it's the answer. If it's charging only, you wouldn't think the PC would detect it at all.. but it does. However I do have mobile device repair tools so I'll split the back off and see what's up.

*Edit: I did split it open and it has some little diode or something on the data lines, otherwise yes it's just power delivery to the pins. I can't find a pinout for it, but I *did* find an OEM charger on ebay for $11 so I'm going to see if I have any better luck with that first. If not, then I have a disposable cradle (not the OEM one) that I can modify for a data connection, once I find the pin layout.
[Asus ZenWatch] Zxalilh:
Buying a new one would give you the same results because you said your pc detects it. It looks like a adb and fastboot driver problem.
[Asus ZenWatch] Caboose27:
Okay, update. Finally had time and energy to come back to this. I did buy an OEM charging cradle for two reasons: So I had a spare in case I screwed the cheap one up, and to see if it had data connections. It does not. Google and similar search engines are functionally useless at this point, can someone point me in the direction of a pinout guide? I've got a sacrificial USB cable (cool thing is it doesn't need to be micro, just USB 2) that I'm ready to solder into it.
[Asus ZenWatch] Zxalilh:
So the cradles have no cables connected except for the 2 power lines?
[Asus ZenWatch] Caboose27:
Correct. All the pins have areas in the PCB to solder to though.
[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
Make sure that the USB lead that you're using is actually a data cable and not just a power cable. The two look identical but the latter one only passes power to the cradle, a data cable (along with the right USB driver) will allow access to the watch from the PC via the OEM charging cradle.

As for AsteroidOS, I would avoid it like the plague on the ZenWatch. I installed it on my original Zen but as it never seemed to turn the screen off it eventually burnt a circular image in to the panel, permanently.
[Asus ZenWatch] Zxalilh:
(Deleted)
[Asus ZenWatch] Caboose27:
Yeah, how did you install it on the watch? That's what my current hangup is. It's an old watch anyway, I just want to experiment. Otherwise I'll just put it in ewaste and save up for a new one.
[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
I just used the charging cradle that came with my watch (I've had it from new). I don't know what you're seeing inside your cradles, but here's a photo of the insides of mine if you need something to compare against...

View attachment 6081607

View attachment 6081609

Other than that, I don't really know what to advise, except maybe installing the USB driver from my firmware post and see if that allows the watch to be detected properly?
[Asus ZenWatch] Caboose27:
Mine handles charging only, even the OEM Asus one. There's no data link.

*Edit* There are only two traces coming from the USB port to the little contactors.
[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
Hmm, if you have a genuine OEM cradle but you're still not getting a connection, I wonder if it might be the pads on the watch itself that might be to blame. Check the pads and see if any of them seem stained or discoloured, they might just need a good clean (pencil erasers are pretty good at cleaning terminals off).

Another thing to try would be to reboot the watch in to the bootloader screen using the finger-swipe technique and then see if it's recognised. Also there is an option within the watch settings regarding USB debugging which I believe needs to be enabled to allow a connection when the watch is running normally, maybe see if that's on?
[Asus ZenWatch] Caboose27:
I've done all that, no dice. It's looking like I either need to modify one of my charging cradles or borrow one that has the data transfer ability.
[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
One last thing to try.

Reboot the watch from the settings menu, or by turning it off and on again with the power button. The moment that the Asus logo appears on the screen, swipe your finger across the screen from top-left to bottom-right. The screen should show "CSC Fastboot Mode!".

Connect it to your PC and open a command prompt with admin rights (not sure if that's needed, but it can't hurt). CD to the folder where you keep your adb and fastboot commands. Type in 'fastboot reboot' and see if the watch restarts itself. If it does, the cradle is OK.

I just hooked up my other Zenwatch to the PC and I couldn't connect to it either with adb before I did the reboot process above, now it's recognised.
[Asus ZenWatch] Caboose27:
Okay, that actually worked. Interesting. I started at the top with the OEM cradle and this time it actually worked. There was probably some stupid small step I was overlooking in the process of it, but it seems that the OEM Asus cradle was the key to getting this whole thing working. Though I had read somewhere that USB 3 ports are finicky and sometimes it just boils down to luck.

Thank you everyone for your patience especially when it comes to me getting the energy to revisit this project. I really appreciate all of you. Now all that's left is to see if this sucker actually boots with Asteroid.
[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
Result 👍. I would recommend doing the temporary install of Asteroid first, just so you can see what you think of it before committing to a full installation. Personally I still would rather have WearOS on it after Asteroid ruined the screen on one of my Zens, but there's no harm in trying it out.
[Asus ZenWatch] Caboose27:
I mean, that would've been the smart thing to do. I just jumped all in. The nightly didn't work but the stable build did. It's definitely got some bugs, like it registers a touch but the swiping action doesn't do anything. The Android app for sync constantly crashes once its paired. But this watch is so old that there's literally nothing else I can do to it anyway to make it functional so if this didn't work, it was destined for e-waste either way.

I'm basically making my way up through the nightlies until I find the newest version that will actually work, then I'm going to toy with that one for a while to see how functional it is. If it doesn't work very well then I'm just going to go ahead and call it, put the watch and both cradles on ebay and buy a newer watch.
[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
You can flash it back to WearOS if Asteroid doesn't work out, as that's exactly the reason why I was searching for firmware files last year (yeah, I did the same thing, jumped straight in and did a permanent install without thinking it through first 😅) . helloworld1337 was kind enough to donate his old watch to me so I could extract the files, and now I have two functioning Zens, although one does have a slightly burnt-in screen thanks to Asteroid.

Good luck with the experimenting though 👍.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blooddrunked01:
hello,

My health insurance's "DAK app" is the only one detecting my device's root. I've already tried universal SafetyNet fix, App Manager, and build in deny app from magisk.

All other apps are working fine, except for the 'DAK' app. Can anyone help? thank you!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rodken:
Have you tried to explore alternative root cloaking methods like Zygisk, Shamiko or even use the old school Magisk Hide Props Config module and enable it?

Try an older version of the app.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joke19:
You have a twrp folder or something like? Then test with delete or rename it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blooddrunked01:
tried zygisk and shamiko.. no luck here...

dont have twrp folder, becouse i dont have twrp..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blooddrunked01:
tried older version.. still no luck..
[Android Head-Units] Gangrene3075:
Hello,

I just recently purchased this Seicane Radio. Does anyone have the ROOT access code to this type of unit?
[Android Head-Units] Gangrene3075:
Still looking...
[Android Head-Units] Gangrene3075:
I tried Magisk v26.4 APK.

Rooted successfully... Your Welcome.
[Android Head-Units] jjohn7293:
how were you able to root?
[Samsung Galaxy A12] Boomastik:
Has anyone resolved or trying to resolve this issue - after the flash phone stuck on boot loop.

Searched all forums but seems everyone has the same issue and no one solved it.

There are a few videos on YouTube about how people use 'DFT Pro tool' or other techniques that look suspicious or require account to specific tools, but no one posted real evidence.

Anyway, would be interesting to hear any news regarding that.
[Samsung Galaxy A12] AGABAJOSHUA:
Boot into stock recovery and wipe data.