yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] SpotTheGod:
hi alec :)

please enable Wi-Fi hotspot 5ghz service (its just 2.4ghz ) the 5G internet speed with USB 2 tethering and hotspot 2.4gh is much lower and it will be limited
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Alec Chan:
I have it enabled in device config, but 5Ghz is broken in source, and it's also not working in other devices too 😅

Sorry but there is nothing I can do now except waiting for the source to fix it
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] SpotTheGod:
i think it is active on the MIUI11 and work well

mi 11 pro also had this problem and only worked well with the MIUI11 !
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] SpotTheGod:
hey alecchangod , you are a developer and we want u to enable this hotspot 5ghz faster :D

even if it doesnt work well :D and then repair it later

im sure you can fix it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maiqoel:
good morning I recently bought a tablet from the Teclast brand, model P30t, which comes with an Allwinner a523 octa-core processor and Android 14 system. I believe it is already public knowledge that this Android is full of restrictions including access to files that we download through some programs. like Telegram for example, meaning that we cannot access these same files.

So, I wanted to root it but first I had to unlock the bootloader, I tried several ways but none were successful, including fastboot itself trying to send commands from Windows, I couldn't, and if I can't unlock fastboot, I can't do it either. root.

and one detail I would like to mention is that I saw in another topic aimed at another tablet that had a similar problem, someone commenting on the bootloader unlocking method for another tablet model from the same brand, but with a unisoc processor, I didn't try it. I'm still afraid that because it's not the same processor I might end up ruining the tablet, so I'm also taking this opportunity to ask if the method found in this link, https://www.hovatek.com/forum/thread-32287-page-33.html, can help me solve the bootloader problem.

That's why I come here to humbly ask for your help to try to help me solve this problem, because I need this tablet for studies and a lot of content like books, spreadsheets and even multimedia content like educational videos, for example, when I download them they are saved in certain folders in the system root, and I can only access it through the total Commander program and this in turn can only access these root folders if the device is rooted, so once again I ask for your help, in advance I I appreciate it and thank you very much.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a500user2013:
I also have one of the tablets, I was brave enough to email their support and they didn't help, so no need to try that option

Try this? Looks promising https://romprovider.com/root-teclast-p30-air/?amp=1
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] cheatzero:
<Mod Edit> Removed inappropriate languages

please help me

how can I install the newest fw A13.

its V14.0.8.0.TMRMIXM (A13)

V14.0.5.0 also Global ...(now)

Already flashed crDroid 9.14...

Is it possible without data loss?

flashing FW in Twrp? ( ca. 130mb)

or should I downgrade to Crdroid 9.12 again?

My problems are (since 9.14)

1. my bluetooth sound is too silently

2. phone akku wont charge (only after flashing Melt kernel) ..

(silvercore, Evernote... wont charge) why?

thx

best regards
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] adeklipse:
Yes, you should be able to flash firmware without wiping your data.

You can flash it via TWRP or Orangefox Recovery. Though, some people have reported that TWRP freezes when flashing firmware, so I don't use it, so I used Orangefox.

I can't comment on the crDroid issues since I don't use the ROM.

But there's a chance that the phone doesn't charge because of the firmware. Instead of Android 13 firmware, use Android 14 instead. Here's the link for the latest global version.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] cheatzero:
so it is possible to use A13 Roms with A14 HyperOS FW. I didn't know.

I will give it a try, If nothing works I will use

HyperOS + A14 Rom ...

thank you :)
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] NOSS8:
It all depends on what the OP recommends as firmware, some AOSP A14s are incompatible with A14 firmware.

If the crDroid works with A13 firmware, it is the correct firmware, flashing the A14 will not work unless the OP has made an update compatible with A14 firmware.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] unnamed_user:
Yesterday I want to unlock bootloader for installing custom recovery but when I try to add my account it gives me this error.

developer options, oem unlocking, also unlocked

I'm running redmi note 12 4g (topaz) android 14 hyperos v1.0.4.0.UMGMIXM global stock ROM.

any type of help would be appreciated
[Redmi Note 12 4G] zack2172:
You must apply for permission in Mi Community app (Global Server), you should be at least 30 days in that community (some people will need to have lv5), then it will permit you to unlock for 1 year, then go back and do what you must do.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] unnamed_user:
okay. thanks for help!
[About XDA developers] DSF:
Well, while browsing the forum I've observed such a wrong attitude: moderators are closing topics where people makes comparison between different things, may it be ROMS, software, etc.

Examples:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=428372

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=449641

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=454243

Sorry, but the moderation team SHOULD know the following:

- there are people that have tested many ROMS/applications

- there are people who don't have time to test n applications/ROMS

So what's wrong if ONE that had tested multiple ROMs share his opinions with the rest? What's wrong in telling us about the most stable ROM? I've also read something like "Test all the ROMS and see what's the best for you".. So, for eg, I have to flash all the ROMS to find out which one is the most stable .. instead reading other user suggestion that had already done that.. So WRONG and redundant.

Of course you can read other users opinions about a ROM in its dedicated thread , but a summary thread it's most valuable for many of us.

So, please, do not restrict this kind of topics!
[About XDA developers] DaveShaw:
There are some good posts (maybe even by me :)) on why these threads are a bad idea, but I cannot find one of them for the life in me. So off the top of my head...

These threads are very subjective, each person has there own opinion on what a good ROM is and (maybe more inflamtary) who their favorite chef is.

There have been ROM review threads in the past, that's not a problem - PURESKILLZ flashed reviewed every kaiser ROM for a while (with screen shots).

And most moderators will let a "Can you recommend me a good arabic* ROM" thread, if correctly placed.

*Replace with some other niche requirement.

The main problem is ROM's come and go, I remember when Dutty's Hybrid Kaiser ROM's were the Dogs Bollocks, now I prefer something newer. Even what I prefer changes daily, last week it was minimal plain today screens, this week I felt like a Full Manila 2D ROM. How can this sort of thing be maintained? A collection of conflicting opinions of many users. How would chefs feel if people started to rate them against on anyother, i.e. is Noonski better than Dutty? Also, the threads are often started by noob's and never maintained so will soon become redundant.

The easiest way to see the latest ROM's is to check the 1st page or 2 of the "[device name] ROM development / Upgrading" forum.

Also, this is a Development site, Kyphur say's it best here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2031989&postcount=45

Thanks

Dave
[About XDA developers] Noonski:
If these kinds of posts would have proven to help they'd probably would be allowed.

They can serve the developers.

The prove of this is that some Comparison threads are still alive and kicking, because they compare in a professional manner

But in most cases they turn into nasty Food Fights that manage to get the developers of the apps being compared to give up because of the rudeness of the posts.

So as helping and creating an environment for Developers has a higher priority then having people express their opinions we'd rather not take the risk.

PS: Dutty is better then me.:D

But we both make different PERSONAL decisions on what we do. See the keyword "Personal" even thought everyone knows better, it's very easy to take it personal even when it ain't. Some handle it better then others, but why make life harder?
[About XDA developers] kyphur:
To repeat and possibly elaborate on what my esteemed colleagues have already stated:

A good Comparison Thread for Roms, Applications etc can always be useful. The problem is that "Which is the best" is a very subjective thing and so often the posters get into verbal sparring in defense of their fav at the moment.

There have been examples of good comparison threads where a complete analysis of each Rom/Application was given but the the "Fanbois" have come in and polluted the thread to the point that it just had to be trashed.

Read the post in my signature (and many others I've noticed) about "What is XDA-Devs?", enjoy the journey by trying them yourself....
[About XDA developers] DSF:
I can see your point guys.. and you are right.. But you must agree that even if the user isn't developing something for WM/mobiles that doesn't mean that he's stupid or smth. That's true that many people ask really dumb questions for such site..

What motivates a developer? Feedback and money. Yes, feedback. Feedback coming from regular users. Why are developers releasing ROMS? Because they want to help others (esp. regular users, non-dev segment). Why some developers are releasing more versions frequently? Yes, because of feedback. Because they know that they don't work in vain. Even negative feedback is extremely good. It makes you to do the work better, to work more on it. Competition (vs things) is also good.

If this site was meant only for developing proposes then almost all the information was meant for: learning, sharing, evolving. And I mean only in "development style".

Also, here we can see many forums dedicated to Applications, even themes. Actually there are MORE forums for this instead for Development. See my topic "Development and Hacking" should be splitted. This should be addressed ASAP. If xda-developers is more organized in this area maybe more valuable developing information will be found.

You are all right but you miss one point, your work without the regular people is in vain. Let's say you talk here only about developing , but if you release an application you feel that you want to share it with the rest.. but if there are only developers , who can and know to program the application, then there's no joy..

If there is no question, there's no answer.

So I must say you should be more flexible with comparison threads and if someone post in "noob style" just warn/suspend him. Even if we are subjective, many of us have same tastes. Plus the user can point/explain why he choose that ROM/app. But you're right ,many people just don't elaborate it's choice, some say only "x is the best" without anything more

Sorry if I was not too coherent, I don't feel so good
[About XDA developers] v5HMeca:
The old aphorism comes to mind: A blind man will not thank you for a looking-glass.

More aptly put:

"People ask for criticism, but they only want praise." -- W. Somerset Maugham​

Those who present their creations to the vicessitudes of public reception ought to expect their creations to be scrutinized and judged by those receiving it. Any individual that considers a product (i.e., something that has been produced) is charged with the duty of determining its efficacy based on face value. In the context of this community, this action is done by evaluating the presentation of the application or ROM via screen shots, description, cost (monetary or otherwise), perhaps even the source, etcetera. The point here is that before anyone even downloads a product, it is evaluated. Once received: form, function, aesthetics, etcetera lend themselves to further scrutiny, evaluation, and judgment.

It is ridiculous to censor value-judgments. Value-judgments are the driving force behind progression and innovation. This forum, for example, wouldn't even exist were it not for the fact that one day, an individual decided that the efficacy of XDA development would be improved by abrogating the the sparsely populated niche blogs and decentralized developers and replacing them with a centralized and synergistic community of experts. More to the point, the progressions and innovations, even within this community, occur because the status quo has been evaluated and judged.

As an example, let us observe a recent phenomenon that has occurred here: Manilla 2D (and 3D) has largely replaced HTC Home. Why? Clearly it wasn't because developers and members alike humored the ridiculous notion of "judge not, let ye be not judged."
[About XDA developers] the-equinoxe:
My 2 cts:

Nicely put, but (in my opinion) you still miss some points:

-value judgments are allowed, everybody is free to post their opinion about a certain ROM in the appropiate thread (obiding the rules of decency ofcourse).

So some of your quotes aren't applicable.

-There is no "best ROM", just as clearly there is no best "politial party", not a "best religion" or the "best way to raise a kid", that is because everybody have different needs, different values, and different ways of observation.

What is good for one, is bad or even harmfull for another, or just an insult. Please keep that in mind.

And because of this phenomena general threads like best ROM don't add value but only clutter, it's impossible to get general consensis.

Objective threads on the other hand are constructive.

You can take a variable like speed, indexing etc and measure that, and everybody knows that eg. a higher value for speed is better.

I think we tend to keep the forum as it is: a developers forum, so we naturally tend to judge numbers, and we attach higher values upon numbers that on personal feelings.

Disclaimer:

Please note that this post is a reflection of my own opinion and should not be seen as the general opinion of the moderator team or XDA-developers!
[About XDA developers] scotchua:
I think you've really completely missed the point. The logic behind closing these threads is very simple, and has been already stated many times. It was determined long ago that these type of threads do more harm than good, and as such was made a rule here at XDA long before most of the people complaining about this issue even joined the site. Since it's a rule, the moderators enforce it.

It's nice to think that the "best app/rom" threads could somehow be a good place where healthy discussion could flourish, and users could provide constructive praise & criticism, but anyone who does any quantity of reading knows that the majority of people interested in "best rom/app" threads don't have any basis for constructive criticism, as they probably haven't flashed enough roms to know the difference between them.

As for you example of Manila2D/Manila3D, we all know that came to replace HTC Home for a very simple reason, which is that people want what's new, even if it isn't better. In that particular example i happen to prefer the manila interfact to HTC Home, but as a general rule it still remains true. That's why users who can't even read an error message to figure out they need to install netcf are always installing beta software, and then filling threads with questions. Not that i'm against them trying new software, but if you're gonna start something that's over your head, you oughta get prepared to start learning.

Anyway, I suppose the point to all of this is mostly the same as what Mike said, which is that obviously we can see the conceptual value to having these threads where users could post the things they do/don't like about roms/apps, but like many things in live it just doesn't work out in the way it should. Since users are allowed to post their thoughts and their criticisms about a rom in the thread for that rom, where the chef will definiitely read it, I don't feel like we're impeding anyone's ability to voice their opinions. All we require is that they are respectful when they share it.
[About XDA developers] JimmyMcGee:
I will admit to being one of the mods who may be, in your opinion, quick to squelch these best of threads.

When asked why I was closing so many "Which is the Best ROM" threads in the Kaiser section, I replied the following.

Those are still my sentiments. I once asked Scotchua about his favorite ROM. I tried it, and honestly I didn't like it. But that's ok, Scotchua and I have different priorities. As most people do.

There was once a thread, again in the Kaiser Section, (Can you tell what phone I use?) asking what the best IM app was. That thread is still open today. The Discussion was very civil and spoke of the equatable statistics of each IM app. Like which ones used proxies, which ones didn't, what once were free, and which ones cost. Since these programs were focused on the same end goal, To Send IMs via MSN, AIM or Yahoo!, it was easy to compare.

But this is not the case with ROMs, NATF started off making "Lean" ROMs for the Kaiser, while Leo was making "Fully Loaded" ROMs. These are two different categories that cannot be compared as easily.

Once again thank you for all your input, just remember, you can win all the battles. :)
[About XDA developers] ayyu3m:
woohoo...mike boy...you have hit 10 stars.... :D

btw...yep...completely off-post but i hav a feelin this thread is gonna be trashed soon
[About XDA developers] denco7:
A Little Toungue in Cheek

Very... Very well done. If anyone ever questions the intelligence and thoughtfulness of the Mods , they should be directed here. Well thought out answers (I personally am against this type of thread) and nicely conveyed opinions.

When and if another of these threads are closed, I think that this link should be attached, so that the OPs will know that thought was put into the closure and it was not done randomly.

Okay, now to those that think a thread like this could be constructive, I propose a test thread. But let us substitute some thing else for " roms " so as not to alienate any chefs EH............... lets say countries. Here is the new test thread

I am new here and I am trying to determine , " What is the best overall country in the world? " Could someone direct me please?

Okay, I will kick it off.......America, I have found to be the best, land of the free and all that.;););)
[About XDA developers] msd24200:
agree with Mods

I completely agree with our Mods here, to allow these threads to exist would basically cause competition between the chefs, and that is something that should never happen. In the short time that I have been a member of this site I have learned ALOT by doing my own search, homework, and asking questions. I have made alot of friends on here and have very much grown to, dare I say "love" this site. I would hate to see this site turn into a competition site between chefs. If that happened there would probably be a reality tv series started AbC, CBS, etc... would be trying to buy rights to air "KAISERS HELL KITCHEN" lol, but seriously if there is a competition between chefs we would be loosing out due to the chefs not wanting to share their knowledge, because they are trying to out due each other. they would all be trying to keep their "trade secrets" out of "enemy" hands i guess you could say.

there would be no winner, just alot of us loosing out just to make things easier for newbs instead of them working, reading, and learning as we all have. i've heard some newbs say that they want this because they don't have time like the "regular" members on here do, and one post really kinda brought to lite the lack of motivation to learn: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3115995&postcount=12 a way they can tell now what roms are hot is check out how many veiws a thread has had, people flock to the popular threads don't they? it also goes back to personal opinion and experience, ex: if two people flash the same rom and one uses the wrong hardspl, radio, and doesn't hard reset and the other does all right who's kaiser will work properly, next you have that newb that didn't use the right spl, radio, etc.. telling everyone that the ex. rom is buggy when in all reality it is not.
[About XDA developers] DaveShaw:
Good summary, but I would recomment Switzerland instead of Sweden :p

Dave
[About XDA developers] DaveShaw:
I've changed my mind and retract Switzerland.

Norway? What are you on Mike :p

It has to be Malta. (This could go on all week, so I'll stop)

Dave
[About XDA developers] msd24200:
ok while i got some mods on here and im thinking about it. i have to old compaq proliant servers that i am willing to donate if they can be used. is this something that xda-developers might want? if so pm me and let me know!!!
[About XDA developers] Addicted2xda:
Agree with Mods

I completely agree with the Mods (also I use very low end devices, with not a lot of cookers)!

Because we all have our preferences when thinking which ROM is better, I may be ready to sacrifice anything for say speed or asthetics, but there may be pple (a lot of them) who want a mix of two. So what is best for me may not be best for you. And also there is no Sysoft Sandra like software in the mobile arena (sktools comes close) which can judge the actual performance of ROMs. Plus their tests are not what real life situation based. They are doing one thing at a time, while in real life, you are listening to a song or watching a video or surfing and a call or sms comes. So personally I prefer no comparisions. Come on the chefs burn a lot of mid night oil to cook this ROMs (and most of the users, including me don't donate a penny!), so what we can atleast do is give two hours of our 'valuable' time to check out their ROMs by ourselves. And we are so busy, then keep the original ROM and don't consider upgrading :D.

But its just my opinion nothing personal. I have tested nearly all ROMs in the Vox forum and Gene forum (for new Genes), and I am not a student ;), a working professional.
[About XDA developers] Noonski:
I have relayed your Offer, as i'm not in any position to judge or say anything about it.

Thanks.
[About XDA developers] jjta:
ok i hope i dont get banned

1st i agree with the mods ....asking questions that wont get "logical" answers will get you flammed even by jrs like me. BUT i will take adavntage of this situation. we have alot of mods all on 1 thread "that hasnt been close" soooo whoever has a kaiser can you advise me on a stable fast lite "preferably" rom that DOESNT freeze up when texting "its already getting warm!!!" i have tried many roms and cabs with no success ive even put on an aprion :used a kitchen tool" but still nothing. I EVEN GOT A REPLY FROM DUTTY HIMSELF "ull never guess how many pms he gets" so instead of walking around blind openning new threads ima be a smart kid and ask the smarter ppl! always works for me.
[About XDA developers] Dr.Tenma:
Making competition between chefs is good thing i think...With doing that, we'll get the bests rom (speed, stability, features, etc...). Those thread should not be closed i think.

There are a lot of roms on this forum, do you think people will test all those to find which one is the best ? I think they're lazy to do that if they know that somebody tested many roms and could give his advice, they also ain't time for that.

This is my opinion and Sorry for my bad (oh how bad !) english :)
[About XDA developers] denco7:
If you are too lazy to shop for what best fits you then you ( not you personally ) don't deserve the best. The best belongs to those who do their homework.
[About XDA developers] JimmyMcGee:
Also, If we make it a competition, I think there will be even less sharing of Ideas, Source Dumps, and other niceties.