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[General Questions and Answers] 7Heaven7:
Hi,

I am looking for a custom ROM for my BLU G6. I searched the forums but did not find any. I will appreciate any help I can get.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] juztrockwitit:
Hey guys,

i own the Y700 (2022 Edt.) TB-9707F since January 2023.

Now i wanted to unlock my Bootloader to get an GSI Rom like crDroid or something else.

When i go to zui.com/iunlock and fill out the form, it's not possible to enter the correct verification code. I translated the red marked chinese writing there, that tells me the IMEI 1 need to be filled in correctly.

View attachment 6067160

Is there any other way to unlock the bootloader?

I'm stuck on ZUI14.0.286 and want to change it.

Appreciate your help and best regards from Germany.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] Artsi59:
serial number?
[Lenovo Legion Y700] juztrockwitit:
I put the sn in it. I Just blacked out in my screenshot.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] emigabi:
Y700 2023 (TB320FC asphalt/taro?) Guide

Sorry for poor English, guide will be gradually improved during updates. This guide is initially made for "advanced beginner", just like me - knows a little bit about flashing, though not too much. 2023-12-19 update: If u r in hurry find a EDL unbrick guide - check out this post (Special thanks...

telegra.ph

Follow the unofficial method and you can lock it back again if you need to.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] juztrockwitit:
It worked. now im on crDroid 10.1 A14

regards and thx for your help
[Lenovo Legion Y700] zaooza:
How can I lock bootloader on 2022 model without bricking it?
[Lenovo Legion Y700] juztrockwitit:
i didn't brick my, so its up to you, how your skills, your knowledge base and these are.

But usually when your read the guides carefully, you'll find anything you need and it won't brick.

no guarentee !
[Lenovo Legion Y700] lyr1st:
fastboot flashing unlock
[Lenovo Legion Y700] -Zeta-:
the RED chinese actually means "Today's unlock quota has been reached, please come back again next day"
[Introductions] huehue_321:
Hey Guys, I just discovered this awesome community!

Was searchin on how to root 11.5 Galileo Pro and Im at loss currently. Im excited to get an answer here from XDA :)

Wish me luck and cheers! 🍻🍻
[Introductions] EllieCat:
How to root RCA Galileo Pro 11 (RCT6513W87) by Alco????

Well, I tried all the "one-click" apps (I don't care if they sell my info) and none work so far... So it's time to consult XDA. Did it years ago, doin' it now. I'm new here, but you will be happy to know I read all the rules. Time to fix this...

xdaforums.com

I want to wish a happy time on XDA!
[Introductions] huehue_321:
Wow, didn't expect to get one this fast!

Thanks a ton @EllieCat Tell you kitty I said hi! 🐱

🐱
[Introductions] EllieCat:
My kitty definitely greeted you with a happy meow 😸
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] AinzTheSupremeOne:
Apparently they have an "internal policy" to not update kernel sources of their devices.

Xiaomi knows that if a user tries out a custom ROM, it is very hard for them to come back to MIUI/HyperOS. So to keep them attached to their proprietary software, they make development of custom ROMs as hard as possible. They are making the bootloader as hard to unlock as possible.

Despite all their efforts, custom ROM community of Xiaomi is one of the strongest and most supported by far.

Context: I mailed Xiaomi support couple of days ago to ask them to update their Kernel source of Redwood (Poco X5 Pro 5G). This is the reply I got.
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] NOSS8:
Regarding the return to Miui or hyperOs just use Miflash.

For unlocking the bootloader the change comes from the Chinese government and only for Cn devices but if the old method remains valid for certain devices, a new one exists.
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] smohroot:
LMAO they beg users to stay with their **** android skin and don't give them choice. nice way to keep users!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zorachus:
Just got my S24 Ultra in the mail yesterday, the cool Titantium blue color, set it up last night, tweaking it and having fun.

Wake up this morning, and, uh, Houston we have a problem.

Went to bed last night, left the S24U on my desk, wake up, go to check on it, first thing I notice no AOD, no clock on? Ok, double tap the phone, nothing. Hmm ... battery last night was like 90%. Click the power button, nothing. Click and holding the power button and then letting go, nothings happening. Plugged the phone to a charger, and nothing showing up on the screen. Ugh. WTF?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zorachus:
I used to Root and ROM my phones back in the day, I'm pretty good at troubleshooting issues.

I've tried all the options, hold power button + vol down key for 30 seconds. Or hold power button + vol up key for 30 seconds. Tried those and still nothing.

Try different USB-C cables yep, and nothing. Try a different charging brick, yep nothing.

Plug the phone into my high-end gaming PC, yep, nothing.

Put it on the wireless charger for awhile, yep nothing.

This is the most bizarre and weird dead new phone I've ever come across, and I have even "bricked" a few phones with bad ROM installs back in the day, and was still able to recover / fix them. But not this S24U, this phone is just DEAD. And it's the strangest thing ever, because last night it was working brand new like a champ, then at bedtime I leave the phone my computer desk overnight, no one touched it, and this morning just nothing. Like it's soul and life were sucked away. Ugh WTF.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zorachus:
I live in the U.S. bought the phone direct from Samsung online to get the exclusive Titanium Blue color, and wow the customer support from Samsung is just the worst on zero help.

Spent 3 hours on customer chats trying to get me a replacement as I ship this defective phone back, but they want me to pay in full for the 2nd new phone, and then will credit me later once the bad phone gets back to them, and reviewed and determined what's wrong with it, and then they'll refund me my original $1400+ in weeks or a month or so they said.

I said no way, start the process of the new phone and ship it to me ASAP, I will not be paying for that second phone, and the bad phone will be shipped back to you. I said if you think I'm lying I'll send you the FedEx info on shipment back to you, I'm not bluffing or making up some BS to scam a phone, no way.

F you Samsung.

So as of now, I am shipping this phone back to Samsung, and have to wait for them to receive it, credit me back, then I can order a new one or not. I don't know what I will do, this has left a bad taste in y mouth.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Guyinlaca:
This happened to me back with the Note series. Sometimes it was fixed by holding Power + Volume up + Volume down all at once for 15 seconds (a hard shutdown) then it would boot normally after a regular press. Other times, the phone was frozen and needed to actually lose all charge before it would charge and boot back up.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] blackhawk:
I would return it. Too soon to be seeing that bs.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zorachus:
I'm done crying over my dead S24U LOL. Shipping it back via FedEx tomorrow.

But I am curious, what happened to it? What type of hardware failure? I'm a pretty tech smart guy, and just wondering it worked perfectly fine and great the first day, so what caused it to just literally have it's soul and life sucked away and kill it overnight? Not *****ing about Samsung or anything, I'm just genuinely confused what kind of hardware issue it could've been?

It would've made more sense if the phone was dead out of the box, not even turning on once. But to work fine day, and dead the next, stumps me.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] blackhawk:
Could be many things but best to play it safe especially at this price point. Be glad it happened in the return window!

A battery failure can happen at any time and sometimes there's no swelling. Usually it happens to older Li's. My N10+ just did this to me 2 weeks ago. Was running fine with 60% on the battery, then it went black and completely unresponsive. Doesn't sound like a battery but with a new battery it booted straight up.

This is the only time I saw this type of behavior on the N10+'s, it's not common.

Could be a loose cable, mobo failure... in recent years Samsung's flagship QC has been less than stellar.

They other thing is after you finish loading clear the system cache from the boot menu. Makes for a smoother running device. I don't think doing that would have prevented this though.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] malikin:
very normal, Samsung had millions scammers sending a wrong phone via Fedex and saying someone stole it, so get a new phone and get a money back if its really broken.

i had the same situation with S22 ultra and got money back in 2 weeks

ps: get a screenshot and pay with Creditcard to get a prrof for your bank in case problems.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] blackhawk:
Yes, that world class Samsung customer service. Fk you pretty much sums it up.

I go for a card charge back. To start this process call your card's customer service and tell them what happened, cover your assets just in case.

Take pictures before and as boxing.

Insure the phone for its full amount. Save the receipt, of course.

Double box it.

You can finish boxing at FedEx and allow them to inspect the phone before you seal it up if you wish.

Lol, I know a trusted vendor selling new N10+'s both Snaps and Exynos, factory loaded with Android 10. Holding one of those now still running on 10. A dual drive 1.25 tb beast that gets 12-13 hours SOT and is drop dead gorgeous, long lived, dependable. That's how I choose to deal with both Samsung's and Google Android's current lack luster offerings🤣
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zorachus:
I wireless charged it Friday night, was at 90% and then I was tweaking it and playing with it for an hour before bed, I set the phone down on my desk and went to bed.

Wake up, notice the always on display wasn't on, hmm, ok, I double tap the screen, phone didn't light up, hmm ok strange. Then I press the power button, phone doesn't light up. Ugh this is really weird I thought. I then press and hold down the power button for 20 seconds, nothing.

Now I'm panicking, WTF. I plug in a charger and nothing happens. I then try a different charger, nothing. I then leave it on a charger for an hour, try power button nothing. Then put it on the wireless charger for an hour, then try it, nope.

Phone is dead. And it makes no sense at all, just cannot understand how the heck the phone just died over night?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] blackhawk:
Likely a battery failure. Could be a solder failure on the mobo, etc. The former is more likely.

Just send it back. If you're unsure of your initial decision to buy it go for a full refund. Once you send it back and they receive it you can do a charge back through the bank the card is issued with. The bank will generally give you those funds while the charge back is processed.

If Samsung doesn't issue a full refund in a timely manner, do the charge back or do it anyway as it costs you nothing. 2-3 business days after Samsung receives the phone is considered timely. 10 days is not.

Don't let them jerk you around (and float your money) once they receive it!

Do some searches on reddit and Samsung users to see what complaints there are about this model. Many times it's better to wait a few months so you can see how well the device is doing with real users not the loaded reviews from major review sites. Have the bugs and glitches been fixed after a few months? Or are they still present, or new issues cropping up?

I for one won't play Samsung roulette any longer...
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] cpufrost:
Sometimes you get a defective one.

Most advanced RMAs do in fact require a hold on a credit card until the defective one arrives back.

It's ridiculous but is fact.

If you want a new replacement device *tomorrow* you have to do it that way.

HOWEVER, to return, wait for credit and re-order IS ridiculous especially when pre-order discounts and trade ins may be involved. Big chance of something getting screwed up and paying more than originally charged. I would not like that AT ALL! And time lost on chat or support calls which are about as fun as a tax audit is time wasted in your life that you cannot get back!

I have a lot of phones and TBH if this happened I would just send it back and get a refund and get a Oneplus 12 and call it a day.

But if I was a one phone guy that would not work.

Decisions, decisions, I know. It's tough. But don't stress out over it.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zorachus:
I'm a diehard Nexus / Pixel guy, still kept my Pixel 8 Pro, was using my old Pixel 7 Pro as the trade-in. But haven't shipped out the 7 Pro yet, and now that I'm returning the S24U because it's defective, I might just do nothing and stick with my 8 Pro
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zorachus:
Should've bought the unlocked version at my local Best Buy, worse case if it fails I could just walk into the store and exchange on the spot.

I typically try to buy expensive tech locally in a retail store if possible, because of this kind of stuff. Thank God I have a Microcenter near me for my PC parts.

It's funny, people ***** about Google Pixel phones being crap and have to RMA a Pixel multiple times. Not me, I've ordered almost every Pixel XL / Pro phone over the years, and had no issue.

Plus as much as I was surprised how much I liked the S24 Ultra, I was thinking, yeah it's a super cool phone, but is it night and day better than my Pixel 8 Pro? No. Better yes, but not $300 to $400 better, no way. If I kept the S24U I would've sold my Pixel, but still wouldn't get much for the Pixel 8 Pro, and like I said, yeah the S24U is cool and all, but $1400 is stupid high for a smartphone. My Pixel 8 Pro cost me $899 brand new, and right now Google has a sale going $799, which is a super deal for the P8P.

If you compare a $1400 Galaxy S24 Ultra to a $799 Pixel 8 Pro, there's no question the almost half priced Pixel is the way to go, that's a huge price difference, for really not a massive difference in smartphone quality and features. Like I said, yes the S24U is better for sure, but $600 better, uh nope.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] blackhawk:
No expandable memory. That's a major weakness. Nothing like having a dual drive device using the SD card as an uncrypted data drive. No data lose in crashes and smashes most times. Full restores can be done with no internet. Instant data access anywhere. My whole uncompressed music database is literally in my hand. 350 gb is nothing if you have 1 tb of extra storage.

Samsung's are the most customizable stock Android. Good Lock family of apps plus hundreds of free icon packs and themes. Don't forget the spen and useful features it brings to the table, like remote bt shutter release and Smart Capture. I use my spen about once a day or more.

Sadly Samsung trashed their power user customer base thinking it bring more sales/profit. The general public is too stupid (not!) to use expandable storage plus we'll sell them cloud and more expensive (and harder to find) higher internal memory models. The spen is no longer on the RIGHT side which was better suited for the right handed majority.

So yeah as a long time Sammy user I'm ragging on Sammy for some different reasons. I don't expect Samsung to keep up with the Pixels and iPhones, I expect they exceed them!
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zorachus:
What do we have here? Desperate, before I ship this back to Samsung today I held on the power button all of a sudden it showed a picture on the display 0% battery with the charger plug.

I heard someone else say this. Let the phone die down to 0% and then recharge it. It might work again. I don't know what that means or what that has to do with anything, but I'm charging it now. Let's see what happens.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zorachus:
So I'm typing this on the S24 Ultra. I let it charge to 30% avd turned it on, and it works perfectly.

I did originally mess around with some deep battery settings when I first got the phone over some YouTube video, but just now switched back to default.

Isn't there an update from Samsung due soon? I might hold off returning this for a day, let's see how things go today.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] jaseman:
Something is most certainly wrong....this is NOT how a new cell phone works! Great that it appears to be "working" again...but I would NOT risk relying on it for anything important. Send it back!
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] TheMystic:
Exact same thing happened to my Samsung Galaxy Note 2, but that was after 4 years of use. Everything was working fine just before I slept, but I found a dead phone when I woke up. Tried all the stuff you mentioned, even ordered a new battery when nothing else worked. Even with the new battery, the phone did not wake up. Finally, took it to a local workshop who said the motherboard is gone.

Yours could be the same issue or something less serious, like a loose connection. While I can understand your frustration, this sort of a thing can also happen to any new product.

Once you get your refund, just get another S24U. It is the best phone in the market today.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] TheMystic:
There is a HUGE difference in user experience between the two phones, if you look for the kind of things I look for in my phone.

Glad to know it was just a minor problem, very likely the same as suggested by @Guyinlaca in comment #4.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] MartinMKR:
Seems like you messed up with some settings, since you got it started - do a hard reset and start over without transfering from old phone or transfer just basic stuff, no apps.

Same thing happaned to me with a Xiaomi phone on which i transfered my Samsung phone which was rooted, then the Xioami got unresponsive, but got very hot and the battery died in a few hours, not 2 days like in your case.

If you are sure you didnt mess anything and you have your old phone around, just return it and take a new one while you are still in the period for no question asked return. I dont know where you live, in Europe we can return anything bought online for 14 days after the delivery, probably you have something similar in your country.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] blackhawk:
Maybe you didn't hold the power button long enough before.

Might be a glitch in battery settings. I still find it disconcerting to say the least. And if it's starts doing it constantly 10 days or 2 months from now?!

You should never have to discharge to 0% is what I say for a stock build in normal use. While it may work, you shouldn't have to do it. The phone will be off line for a while... unless you pull the cover and disconnect the battery.

Having to do repeated hard reboots is a symptom of an underlying hardware problem.

It will come back to bite you.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zorachus:
Playing with this phone today ( brought it with me to office, no SIM yet ) but this thing truly is a beast, super sharp detailed amazing display, and the rectangular sharp shape seems so chiseled and just to futuristic looking. Like what I expected a future smartphone to eventually look like, and now were here.

The smoothness of unlocking the phone to the homescreen is fluid, and everything feels snappy and fast. And OneUI 6.1 is shockingly very minimal, like it feels pretty darn close to Pixel OS, but with way more customization and tweaks available. I have to say I am very surprised in a good way here.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] blackhawk:
Be interesting what you say if you played with my N10+ running on Pie or Q. It's display/bezel ratio is the best and its corner both display and bezel are square. A lot less restrictions because of the lower security level. I use double tap on/off, no security screen.

Regardless the next thing to do if you keep it is to optimize it by disabling what you don't need.

It will be a lot snappier and get much better SOT. It should be able to get at least 13 hours but the cloud stuff may have to go to get that.

I use zero cloud except Gmail which doesn't run constantly in the background, same for Google backup transport/Play Services/Framework/Playstore.

I get 11-13 hours SOT, more with a new battery.

Get a good case asap. These heavy phones wuv to corner hit and face plant.

Zizo Bolt is one of the best although it may take a few months until it's available (haven't checked).

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[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] murrayalex:
Well, that's pretty rubbish OP, feel for you...these things can be a worry. I'm fortunate in that where I live, there is a Samsung shop and also an Apple Store (my 15 Max Pro was defective and I took it in there and they replaced it on the spot). My S24 Ultra, also in the titanium blue, has been working like a champ so far. However, if it went wrong, I'm not sure I'd have the same confidence in getting it replaced on the spot at the Samsung store here (obvious issue of the blue being an exclusive colour aside)

I hope you get things sorted asap to your satisfaction
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] SurgioArmani:
I just had this happen to me the other day too. Phone was at about 60% last I looked and then I noticed the screen did not wake up when tapped. Tried the power button, nothing. Hard reboot - also nothing. It would not turn on. Even when trying to charge it I'd get no visual or haptic feedback.

I called Samsung and they had me attempt all the stuff I did already. Their best guess was a motherboard issue and I'd have to send the phone in.

2 days later I thought I'd try the phone again, just for kicks. To my surprise, I now got the battery indicator that it has no charge. I plugged it in for an hour and was able to turn it on.

So now I don't know what to think. Could it still be the motherboard? Maybe, but I'd be surprised if a board came back from the dead like that. I'm thinking maybe more likely the phone was locked up on something. I'm thrilled it's working again, but what if this happens again? What if I was out of the country and it just decided to stop working? No access to phone, maps, airline apps, etc.? I'd have to actually....talk to people!
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Terminator@:
Now go to seller and ask for replacement phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] iceepyon:
Yeah, I would take it back to the retailer for a replacement unit. Especially if it is still within the 14 day replacement period
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] BetsyM:
Same thing happened to me today. Went to sleep and phone was charged.... Woke up and it was off. Power button did nothing. Power and vol+ and vol- did nothing. Charged it with a stock Samsung charger and OEM cable.... Nothing. Tried QI charging.... nothing....

WHAT WORKED:

Holding Power and Vol - (down) for a long long time. Must have been a good 45 seconds to a minute, and it started up showing battery at 2%.

I have no idea what happened. Clearly it wasn't charging at all despite trying 3 chargers, different cables and QI/wireless charging.

None of the short holding of power and volume did anything. It took a good 45 seconds, maybe a minute and it seems back to normal.

If you consider this bug 'normal'...seems like a samsung issue. I had also upgraded the recent security patch a few days ago.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Provinomico:
Mine died a couple of days ago and nothing worked, I did hold the volume down + power button several times for a few seconds and longer than a minute, and it did nothing.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] BetsyM:
Keep messing with it. Trying different combos for long periods of time. This happened after hours of trying things.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Provinomico:
I kept messing for a whole two days, nothing worked so I RMAed in the end, they returned it in a couple of days with a note saying it wasn't repaired, but it was powered on. WT actual F. Very unsettling, why does this happens if nothing died?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xXde3zNu7zXx:
Hi, I just got a DialN x65, it's an free Obama phone. Does anyone know how it can be rooted? I've searched the web and can't really find anything about it. Thanks for any help.

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