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[OnePlus 12] HellsDelight:
I also suggest you should use the EU Version as it is the GDPR version (which shows on the filename of the firmware) which might be with more privacy related enabled settings.

I flashed my China OP12 to the EU Version with the Nova Launcher 8.0.14 Beta and have very few issues but almost none you mentioned.

Could these and my few issues happen because some steps after flashing need to be done like with partitioning, cache, etc.?

- going into an app from the notification bar has too many steps, eg opening Gmail requires actually opening a single email, i want to just tap the header to open Gmail

This is known and also Marques Brownlee mentioned it about the OnePlus 11 in his YouTube Videos. Need to wait for OnePlus that they implement it.

- no double tap power button to open camera?

works for me but mostly I use the O gesture

- system launcher keeps crashing error after latest update (even though I use Nova)

For me in very rare circumstances the "Permission Controller" keeps crashing. Is that the error you see? After flashing to OxygenOS I had this error very often at first but these days it rarely shows up.

With Nova Launcher two of my main issues are:

- some few times the Home screen seems stuck or frozen and when I try to start something it starts something else instead like most of the time like Acrobat Reader each time I press the 4 dot Buttons at the bottom

- sometimes when trying to move to the last opened app it doesnt show as the last recent anymore. But when I open the App again it immediately shows.

- Nova Launcher didnt react anymore after a Country Region Alert Testing, it did react on touch but other things happened that were not shown on the screen like it opened Acrobat Reader each time I press the 4 dot Buttons at the bottom
[OnePlus 12] achu.ckr:
OP here

A week or so ago, I flashed the EU rom and the phone fell into a bootloop, I couldn't get it out so, in frustration, I just ordered the Zenfone 11 Ultra - later that night I tried flashing again and voila, it finally worked

I have noticed a few things have improved now... these are issues i no longer have:

- my shortcut tiles change randomly - they stick now

- custom colour theme based on background doesn't stick - it seems to stick now

- no double tap power button to open camera - they must have added this with an update

- system launcher keeps crashing error after latest update (even though I use Nova)/switching between apps on the recent apps glitches (after update) - this was the same issue, the launcher would crash when i went to recent apps

- some of my settings reset after rebooting the phone - these were actually developer option settings, so it's forgiven

Issues that still persist:

- there is a 0.5 second lag in the launcher appearing when I go home (maybe android 14 problem, I use Nova) - it can be resolved by using stock launcher but I want 7 icons on my dash!

- sometimes the home screen is just completely blank (until I swipe home a few more times)

- sometimes the swipe home gesture is unresponsive (same issue with the 3 button layout)

- O-haptics doesn't work properly, I know the vibration can be much stronger, I don't need it to be super strong, just stronger than what it is maxed out (apparently it's better in ColorOS)

- going into an app from the notification bar has too many steps, eg opening Gmail requires actually opening a single email, i want to just tap the header to open Gmail

- unable to change the lockscreen text, the phone has imported my previous phones text which was said phones model

- YouTube Music takes a second to update screen when leaving and coming back (like it's not allowed to work in the background)

- swiping back can just take you completely out of an app, instead of closing a submenu etc.

Overall, the phone is much better but not perfect - sad because the hardware is so dope, it's just let down by software imo, if only I could get vanilla android on it.... I will try out the ASUS and see which one i prefer and sell the other....

I would recommend everyone to flash EU/GLO though
[OnePlus 12] vegetaleb:
The issues you still have are related to Nova on Android 14.

I have the same on my pixel 8 pro, so don't bother changing phones when a third party app is the culprit
[OnePlus 12] easyrider77:
This is going to be a 2 part.

Part 1:

I just got my new op12 today and overall I'm very pleased and happy. I only have one complaint (at least so far).

I use Nova launcher and when switching between apps I get a delayed response, ie: I swipe away one app and switch to another, it delayes. If I swipe away in recent and go to the other app it's fine. This happens with every launcher expect stock oos launcher.

If you notice it's not a drastic delay/lag, but it is there, and after awhile it becomes a bit annoying.

This is a similar thing I had on my s23 ultra and had a like 1s delay pulling up for recents. Samsung somehow fixed this in oneui 6.0 and it now works fine.

This is the exact similar thing happening, ask 3rd party launchers face this issue, while stock launcher does not.

I'll see if I can't post a screen recording of exactly what I am referring to.

Part 2:

So I've been reading root+quick switching fixes this, can anyone verify this? So as I'm not reading it wrong.

I did a search didn't find much info on it, from what I gather it's a magisk module. But I had thought it was just a module you switch like between launchers. Am I looking at the wrong thing?

And insight on this quick switch would be greatly appreciated.

Update:

After doing some more digging, looks like Nova launcher is not a supported quick switch launcher 😞

Very disappointing.

This one delay/lag issue is making me think I may switch back to my s23 ultra. Such a shame too, the phone is so nice, but if the software isn't working, no amount of hardware is going to make things work right.
[OnePlus 12] flandolf:
Quickswitch really only works with lawnchair, which just came out of retirement. This isn't a OnePlus issue, its a global android issue, as custom launchers cannot access the recents animations.
[OnePlus 12] easyrider77:
Yep your 100%, p8p has it, op has it, Samsung DID have it but got fixed in oneui 6.0 and now works correctly.

I love this op12 but dealing with the delay and lag all day gets to the point of annoying rather than just being a hiccup or glitch.

Using stock oos launcher is a complete joke because the way they implement their grid is wonky as hell.

I read on post #10 an app or whatever it is called Lucky tool, has anyone heard of this? Is it a magisk module? It's it an app? A bit more info would be helpful.

I'd be willing to use some sort of grid app for home launchers if I knew what it was or where to get it. That would solve the stock oos launcher grid issue and be very useful

As it stands now their grid is a complete joke, because if I want 5-6 icons in the bottom tray area, and only like 4 icons across on the homescreen, I have to choose a 5x or 6x grid for the drawer, problem with that is, if I only want a 4x grid above, that's not possible, there is no 5x3, 5x4, 6x4 etc.

I honestly don't see Google, or op addressing this issue, but that's maybe just me

I might add, as a work around, using 3 button nav fixes the recents issue.

I used that in my s23 ultra until saving finally fixed it.

I don't want to wait around to long for Google it op to come up with a fix so I'm debating on whether to sell and go back to the s23 or wait it out.
[OnePlus 12] flandolf:
lucky tool is an lsposed module that allows the customisation of many coloros/oxygenos features, like aod, noti shade and the default launcher. it does allow for custom grid sizes and it does work (I've used it)
[OnePlus 12] achu.ckr:
It's not an Android 14 issue or Nova issue - I have been using a Zenfone 11 Ultra on Android 14 and I do not face this issue at all - I can provide a screen recording if you wish

I think it's something with OnePlus stopping things running in the background, it's almost as if the launcher needs to reopen when you swipe home... Same thing for YouTube Music...

My OnePlus 12 is up for sale now - the hardware looks so much better than the Zenfone and specwise, OP12 just beats it... Just the software let it down... All the issues I pointed out are not on the Zenfone (it has close to stock android)...

P.S. I mentioned that my shortcut tiles no longer switched up on the EU ROM but I was wrong, it changed my Bluetooth tile to WiFi calling again...
[General Topics] chartreux:
Toki Tori Demo for WM6.1 & WM6.1 compatibility cab.

Requirements:WM6.1 Professional Edition

Overview:One beautiful summer day on the chicken farm... Everything looked peaceful and quiet. Or at least it seemed to be. All the eggs were being kidnapped! But there was one egg left. In it: Toki Tori, our hero-chick! Toki Tori could just see his brothers and sisters fly away to their unknown destination. He followed them as fast as his little feet could take him, but ultimately wasn't fast enough. He climbed to the highest hill to see where the eggs could have gone. But what was going on? The eggs popped out of the distant castle. They were everywhere, spread across the land. So Toki Tori decided to save the eggs and solve the mystery. And here our story begins...

Armed with an arsenal of 10 different tools and weapons, Toki Tori must overcome dangerous obstacles, trap monsters and save all of the lost eggs. The game contains four mysterious worlds, offering over 60 levels of exciting platform and puzzle action.

Features:

* over 60 levels and 4 big worlds

* 9 different weapons/items introduced gradually during the game

* for all ages - accessible and hard levels available

* save game feature

* multi-layer scrolling with animated backgrounds

* Winner of the IGN Editor's Choice Award (GBC version)

The Demo version already WM6.1 compliance [Toki Tori Demo.WM6.cab], but if you buy the full release, you will need to install Toki Tori WM6 compatibly.cab after you've install the full version on you device. [your device will be hang if you try to play the games without the compatibility cab installed]
[General Topics] wchiaoli:
Thanks a million, it's a very useful patch to play this most interesting game!
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
Thanks! Will give a try to this stuff under 6.1+ and, if my test results are favourable, I'll post a frontpage news item on your findings.
[General Questions and Answers] jawnyt27:
Hi all,

I am new, and while I have found similar threads, none of what is in them helped with my situation. I have a Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus running on Android 12.

Three weeks ago, the most important text conversation on my phone had disappeared (possibly accidental swipe, but I honestly have no clue how only this one conversation got deleted...it probably didn't actually help that I labeled it as a "favorite" so it was always at the very top and readily accessible for accidents). I had been using Verizon's stupid Message Plus App which does NOT contain a recycle bin like many other messaging apps (brilliant work, Verizon!). And the phone's accessible trash of course also does not include texts for some inane reason. I had Verizon Cloud active, and thought I would find them there, but having never had reason to access it, I didn't realize that only pics/videos were automatically backed up and you had to tell it to back up texts. I had read that it would be unlikely that Verizon would release my own texts to me without a court order, so I hadn't bothered with this, but decided I'd finally try that now only to discover Verizon only stores deleted text content for 10 days, which is now past. Thankfully, I had created a backup on smart switch, but am still missing one month's worth of extremely precious texts (probably several hundred missing ones in this conversation) that occurred after that backup.

I have been doing constant research and efforts since the initial deletion. I tried all the common sketchy recovery tools...no luck without rooting to get deep detection. I tried out some command prompt stuff on my computer to transfer and access files...no luck without rooting. I tried the sketchy rooting sites including one where I paid to interact with someone who would root by being given virtual access, but all failed as it seems that my phone can't be rooted as the OEM Unlock option is not available (yes, I tried the time adjustment trick), plus it sounds like the most trusted rooting options would delete all data anyway, completely defeating the purpose. Per my understanding, deleted texts are still in the phone until the files are eventually overwritten, so it is absolutely driving me crazy that at least some of these texts may still be on my phone and yet I can't access them!!!! I am so beyond desperate, I will try anything!! Are there anymore options?? Would an official Samsung technician or any phone stores be able to access where deleted files are still potentially stored? Is there some way to root I am not finding? Is there anything at all?????

If possible, I would prefer only to receive responses that have suggestions as opposed to the inevitable "you're out of luck buddy" responses.

Thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
Unless the storage space where the deleted files housed didn't get overwritten, these files should be recoverable if Android is got rooted: but the files you might recover all are encrypted by default hence useless for any purpose. What I'll say:

YOU ARE OUT OF LUCK. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] tim84us:
i still havent got mine - it says that should be delivered in 45 days but is been nearly 3 months and no sign

on the track your claim it says they're having issues and dont know when it will be shipped

like - dont offer something if you dont have them in stock right?

sending me a watch 6 probably in September when they launched Watch 7 is ridiculous
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] p.dixon0:
Mine arrived with my phone on 24th Jan, I pre-ordered via Samsung directly. A friend has yet to receive his watch yet, he pre-ordered via a carrier and has been told they are awaiting stock.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] iceepyon:
Most cell service providers have issues getting stock of their reward promo devices, since they may need to work with Samsung directly or via venders. If you are waiting for more than a month call your Service Provider and ask what is the hold up
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] dex2grigg:
Nah still waiting
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] devaponnadsm:
I got a code in My Galaxy app, but not working.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] exocetdj:
just had an email stating my watch has been sent.

preordered s24u on 24 jan and claimed/approved straight away on 25 Jan
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] tim84us:
me too

they must have heard us :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antiseptic18:
In a linux or windows system, you partition your hard drive and 'install' the OS into the drive, and it's there on the hard disk, when you boot the BIOS initiates the start up sequence which then loads the OS into RAM.

But in android, that doesn't seem to be the case. I think I am confused about the general set up of how the OS is installed and how it loads itself. My initial impression of the file system when poking around was that it was as if Linux vomited all over an SD card.

In android, is the 'firmware' the OS itself? It's confusing to me because the firmware is 4gb or so depending on factors. Which is about the size of an OS install disc.

Does the firmware load into RAM? And that's how it boots? And then the interal sd card simply has the configuration files?

Why is it that if I flash the firmware the data remains intact? Or am I wrong?

Also, what is a "ROM"? (In the context of Android)

How do things like the TWRP fit into all this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renate:
"ROM" is a term used casually (and incorrectly) to mean the entire operating system.

A ROM is read-only memory that is permanently "burned" (mask programmed or OTP) onto the main processor.

A processor wakes up, doesn't know anything about where it is and what off-chip peripherals there are.

It starts running the PBL (primary bootloader in ROM).

At this point it only has a little bit of static RAM that is on the chip.

Then it goes looking for something next to load.

If it finds nothing it will go to EDL mode (for Qualcomm) or BROM mode (for Mediatek).

Let's say that it identifies some flash memory, either eMMC or UFS.

It will try to locate the SBL (secondary bootloader), load that and begin executing.

The SBL knows about important stuff, such as voltage regulators, DRAM type, peripherals.

It will initialize and train (that is benchmark for speed) the DRAM.

Now it has elbow room to do more advanced things.

It will load the TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) which is a separate, sandboxed security area.

Then it will look for the ABL.

The ABL is the third bootloader, the one that is for the Android subsystem.

It is responsible for deciding whether to load the normal system or recovery.

The ABL also implements fastboot which allows you to flash updates or partitions.

This will look for a boot image.

The boot image has the Linux (-like) kernel and possibly a DTB (device tree) which explains the system config.

The boot image may have a ramdisk, which is a skeleton filesystem with just enough necessary files.

The init executable will run after loading and follow the instructions in many .rc files.

One of those instructions is to start the init service zygote (-32 or -64).

This is the virtual machine that actually runs Java (and Kotlin) code.

zygote will load the many Android system services, then a HOME application.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SomeRandomGuy:
What @Renate said, but let me add a few things, to the best of my knowledge.

From a high level perspective, note that a running Android instance consists of (1) a kernel - usually compiled for a specific phone; (2) the operating system itself (AOSP or a manufacturer's customized version); and (3) a bunch of what in Windows would be called device drivers- things specific to the camera, fingerprint sensors, telematics hardware, etc, of the physical device.

Manufacturers will bundle (3) along with the "normal" apps the sheep want on their devices (Facebook, Google $thing, etc).

The zillions of partitions in later versions of android are relatively well documented on Google's AOSP site, but unless you are either trying to hack a phone (remove carrier lock, etc) and/or roll your own image, you really only care about the USERDATA partition. Most of the others will be read-only after boot, and almost all the settings get written here, along with any apps you load. The others (like encryption PINs etc) are written to one of the others with some security layers, which change based on version and device.

This is why when you get a firmware update, it generally doesn't break running apps- it writes the image to a "spare" slot (called A/B partitioning) and will attempt to boot those partitions on reset. If it succeeds, it uses your user partition and you are happy; if it fails, it will try to boot the other slot instead and in theory it is like the update never happened. Your user partition never gets overwritten with a manufacturer image, to answer your question.

When you do a "factory reset" it just wipes the user partition, taking out the settings... but the only way you can REALLY reset it is a EDL flash of the entire disk, which makes sure to overwrite all the other partitions as well. (Leaving only device settings like IMEI, etc, in one)

TWRP and its ilk generally replace the recovery partition, usually not well used by manufacturer devices, and let the manufacturer fastboot choose (through you, the operator) if it loads the OS or the recovery.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renate:
But it also deletes all the encryption keys for the TEE.

I'm still not sure where they are stored.
[General Questions and Answers] Martin William:
What is best app to convert speech into text ?

Thanks
[OnePlus Nord 3 / Ace 2V] Nilavarasan V:
Magisk Manager Fingerprint User Authentication for Super User requests is not working. After successful authentication the request is not approved in One Plus Nord 3. Anyone facing same issue and any solution?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus] vivek90:
Hi All,

Created this thread as there was not thread about this topic.

Can any help me to flash S916B firmware on S916U1 device.

Searched Internet with no solution.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus] vivek90:
Any one with solution??

Both the devices are practically same which we do some testing.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus] jrkruse:
It cannot be done without an unlocked bootloader
[General Questions and Answers] speclcd:
Samsung LCD DID Introduction

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Their Datasheets are as following:

LTI820HT-L01

LTI700HD01-001

LTI570HH-L01

B. Production Characterristic:

1. High Brightness

Comparing with LCD TV and LCD Monitor, Thhe brightness is more higher than them . The brightness for TV or Monitor is often 250~300cd/㎡,but 700cd/㎡ or more is for LCD DID.

2. High Contrast Ratia

The Contrast Ratia for LCD DID is 1200:1 , indeed to 10000:1, that is twice times than traditional PC or TV Panel’s, three times than rear-projection.

3. Good color Saturation

The saturation of CRT is usually more or less 50%,and DID LCD is from 80% to 92% respect that color calibration technique. With calibration technique, it can keep the output picture stable and precision.

4. Big visual angle

By PVA（Patterned Vertical Alignment）visual angle can be dual 180digree in vertial and horizontal.

5. With Better reliability

The design for LCD TV and LCD Monitor cannt support use in day and night, and LCD DID is used to Surveillance center and Exhibition Center with use in7x24 hours.

6. Pure Plane Display

LCD is the representative of Plane Display Equipment, truly pure plane monitor, wihout curvature picture and anamorphic distortion.

7. Design for super thin

DID products is advantage in super thin and light weight while super display area. DID is designed in excellent narrow board that is less than 1cm , so that there is no effect on the piture .

8. Euqal Bright , no flicking for picture

Every pixel of LCD Display Equipment keeps the color and bright after got the siginal ; But CRT is flashing new pixel. That is reason that LCD is with equal bright and no flicking effect for picture.

9. DID in 120HZ flash ratia.

The Display technique of LCD DID in 120HZ supply one solution on Smear and blur, and boost up the definition and contrast ratia in order to make picture more limpidity . It is good for our eyes.

10. Longer life

The LCD Panel for TV is normally in backlight that life is 10000 to 30000 houres, and The backlight of LCD DID is with life from 50000 to 100000 houres . By this , It warrants spelling panel( DID) that each LCD Panel keeps coherence on brightness, contrast and chroma ,and the life is no less than 50000 houres.

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[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] Al1k_Aliexpress:
i downloaded miui rom after an error downloading pixel experience, everything was fine, but i accidently downloaded chinese version. i reinstalled to global version from the same website, there is sound of phone turning off, a sound of phone charge, but no image. even in the fastboot mode there is no image, i already tried reinstalling miui, still doesnt work. (miui rom site: https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/redwood/ , downloading from the miflash). also wanted to say this download is quite suspicious, when i downloaded chinese version it was downloading ~ 3000 sec and the global version ~ 1000 sec.
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] NOSS8:
There is no problem with this site, just the speed can be more or less good depending on the demand on the Xiaomi servers.

How did you install the rom?
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] Al1k_Aliexpress:
miflash fastboot
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] NOSS8:
Can you post the Miflash log (Miflash/log folder, +or- 25ko)?