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[Honor 8X Questions & Answers] archcez:
Bought a used Honor 8x

I tried to update using hisuite and hisuite proxy

but hisuite proxy is showing different device region

and when I go "about phone" is also showing different region

as shown in the pictures.

on Fastboot mode

it shows;

Bootloader unlock

Frp locked

how can I fix that, any help?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Questions & Answers] OfficialVerdant:
Hello. I have a problem with my tablet (SM-P610)

I didn't see that there was a recovery file when I threw Linux4's (I'm not blaming him) LineageOS 21 on my tablet, and I formatted the system when I threw LineageOS 21 with LineageRecovery20 (LineageOS 20's Recovery). And, then, when I threw 21 with recovery, I saw that recovery was not compatible. And now I can only open my tablet on charging, and I can't turn on my tablet even with the original software.

I can give more information about this problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Questions & Answers] espionage724:
There's a few links here that might be helpful: https://xdaforums.com/t/bricked-dev...sb-does-nothing-aswell.4543205/#post-88041069
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Questions & Answers] OfficialVerdant:
Thanks.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] MrT10001a:
I have a dead OP6, which I have nearly running again after using the MSM tool and flashing Android 9 onto it (OOS). It got to the red dot and then thought about releasing the white circle before dying. Could a bad battery cause this?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Replace the battery if there's any doubt. Flashing with a degraded battery is a bad plan.

The SOC can't function correctly without sufficient battery capacity even with external power.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] MrT10001a:
Yeah I was thinking that. I am splitting one this weekend to repair sticky buttons, I will swap batteries. I just hope I don't break the glass back, not enough heat last time!
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
As long as it doesn't have a LCD you can also use small amounts of anhydrous isopropyl alcohol to help break the bond.

Li batteries last about 1-3 years generally. When they reach 80% of their initial capacity they should be replaced. Once degraded they are more likely to fail. They can fail in a variety of ways sometimes with no swelling. My N10+ had 60% showing on it went it went completely dead. Completely unresponsive. A new battery and it booted straight up... thankfully.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] MrT10001a:
Sticky buttons sorted on other device. Found a new (ish) battery and tested it. The phone has committed suicide, not giving me anything now, but gets picked up by the MSM tool. I will declare this a loss and use for parts as I know the screen works.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
You were flashing it when the battery failed?

It's bricked if so. Maybe salvageable as there's likely no hardware damage. Far beyond my level of expertise though.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] MrT10001a:
The old battery charged , but lost charge very quickly. The new battery was charged 100%. I doubt the new battery would fail, but quite possible. However the flash went through as expected (white LED), but when the device reboots, it reboots to a black screen.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Perfectly black ie off? Sure the ribbon cables are intact and connectors seated properly?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] MrT10001a:
Screen works, I have had fastboot and recovery screens and the device nearly booted. Thinking, though, I may have killed it applying heat to get the back off. That may have finished off the eMMC or RAM.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Unlikely. It would take a really high temperature to do that. Over 400F for more than a minute.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] WaterMan!:
Hello everyone,

I am interested in purchasing an S24 Ultra, but I'm finding it impossible to find anything online confirming if there are various regional variants with different modems and so forth.

I am currently living in the US, and will be moving to Europe. If I buy the device here (which would also be cheaper), I want to confirm that it will support all the bands of typical EU carriers.

If anyone has any information, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Jaxom84:
https://www.kimovil.com/en/frequency-checker/DE/samsung-galaxy-s24-ultra

I'd recommend this website to compare the different bands.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
Short answer: Yes and Yes (with a caveat).

There are regional variants. For example: The US/North American models are the 928U (carrier branded) and 928U1 (unlocked).

As for modems. That depends on whether it is Exynos or Snap Dragon powered. Both are System on a Chip (SoC). The Exynos versions will have a different modem than the Snap Dragon. What really matters is what bands are enabled for the different regional variants. All variants are physically capable of connecting to all of the 5G and LTE bands. It's matter of which bands are enabled within firmware for the regions they in.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] dutch_in_seattle:
The whole Snapdragon vs. Exynos thing doesn't apply to the Ultra as the S24 Ultra uses Snapdragon globally. (The S24 and S24+ do use different chips depending on the region.)

As a European living in the U.S. who regularly goes back to Europe, I can confirm that you can buy any Galaxy S phone in the U.S. and use it without any issues in Europe---providing it's unlocked, of course (so preferably the U1 version).

--Ron
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] MeltdownSpectre:
US (carrier): SM-S928U

US (unlocked): SM-S928U1

Canada: SM-S928W

Global: SM-S928B

China/Hong Kong: SM-S9280

South Korea: SM-S928N

Unlike the regular S24/S24+, the S24 Ultra comes with the SD8 Gen3 in all markets, so all the variants above have the same hardware internally. US versions might have some extra antennas for mmWave 5G, but that's about it.

Should work just fine in Europe.

Keep in mind that you will not be able to claim warranty of a US model in Europe, and you may have to mail it back to the US if something goes wrong. Also, with US variants, especially the U1 unlocked model, you're at the mercy of US carriers approving software updates before they're released, so you'll typically get major OS updates a month or so later than the Global (B) model.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] WaterMan!:
Thank you everyone for the in depth breakdown and information. This was very helpful, and hopefully will help others when they google this question!

Using the band checker on Kimovil linked earlier, it seems like the global version is the way to go. Is it possible to buy that version from Samsung directly by request? Or do I have to go through resellers?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Jaxom84:
You can buy the S928B from different countries, directly on Samsung's websites.

I bought mine, which is a S928B, from Samsung DE.

Also, consider the point that if you buy the unlocked version once you're in Europe, it will be easier to deal with the warranty if anything goes wrong with your device.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] jrkruse:
The US device supports more bands than any other variant of the device
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] JDS42:
I am having the same issue. I'm based in the US but travel to the UK and Australia a lot. Not sure whether the B or the U model of the S24 Ultra is better, as I don't want a phone that is "software crippled" either here or there (I still do not understand why Samsung is doing this, apart from really pissing off customers and stopping people from chasing better deals abroad).

At the moment I'm leaning towards the U model as I use it mainly in the US and I believe the band unlocking method for the S23 also works for the S24, in case I require bands that are software locked. Are there any other restrictions to consider? Can Samsung region lock devices so "foreign" sim cards don't work (I don't mean network locking)?

Thanks!

Edit: Can the U model have an esim and the physical sim active at the same time? I currently have a Note 10+ and often use two sim cards simultaneously, although that's two physical sims as it doesn't support esims.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] nguyenlucky:
That's a tough decision

UK: S928B/DS global dual physical sim model, can also use dual eSIM, no band 71 in the US (can't be enabled, hardware limitation), no mmWave, normal dual SIM manager.

US: S928U(1) with mmWave, single physical SIM, dual eSIM, band 71, stupid crippled dual SIM manager

https://www.reddit.com/r/samsung/comments/z0m2lo

AU: S928B global single physical SIM with dual eSIM, rest same as S928B/DS. Only region with this weird global model, everywhere else that sells S928B is DS.

My advice: Avoid AU model (S928B/DS exists lol) choose between UK and US.
[FYT Android Head Units] Dud3k_PL:
Hey.

Is it possible to show climate control such like air condition temperature that be always on top bar of android ?
[FYT Android Head Units] marchnz:
Is unit FYT. What threads have been read while enjoying the xda fun.

Post Screenshots of system information including MCU version
[FYT Android Head Units] Dud3k_PL:
Yes, unit is FYT. Read and search about this but don't find answers. I only find how to get outside temperature on top bar but anything about A/C.

Also attach screenshot with actual A/C pop up.
[FYT Android Head Units] surfer63:
Theoretically the answer is yes, but that means that you have to build new code into the systemUI that reads the CANbus data (which you first need to decyfer). And it should be able to see left/right channel in case of dual, or only one channel in case of combined A/C.

That's a massive amount of work, but if you succeed please share it with us.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amanppathakk:
Hey,

I got my redmi y2 hard bricked somehow, but can't revive it back.

I am in edl mode and tried to flash using qfil, but everytime qfil throwing error (Sahara Fail server error).

Please help if you know the solution. I am using latest qpst and qfil, i also tried other versions but didn't got solution yet. Please help somebody View attachment 6068509
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roulo:
Use this loader

prog_emmc_firehose_8953_ddr

MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.

www.mediafire.com
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amanppathakk:
Not working, getting same error
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tabdulrehman168:
did you find any fix? i am also facing same issue
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 6] zentis:
I have a samsung s10+,it's rooted so I can't use samsung pay (unfortunately).

Is there a way to still use it on a galaxy watch that's paired to that phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 6] wyt18:
It used to be possible, but after they updated the samsung pay plug-in the loophole is now closed. If you had connected Samsung Pay before the plug-in update, it will still work, but no longer if you have to repair the watch to a new phone

Also downgrading the plug-in doesn't work, as there is a forced update
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 6] zentis:
Ah pity.

With a new phone (I plan to get one soon), could I pair the watch before rooting the phone, set samsung pay and then root the phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 6] devaponnadsm:
It works for me (I have a non-Samsung device). For Samsung, have you tried KnoxPatch?
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] sakis_the_fraud:
Hello all!

I've got a Samsung S20 code name SM-G980F/DS.

This device was rooted back in the day, haven't touched that since.

got a few apps that were bringing notifications that my device was rooted, magisk hide wasn't effective, so I thought I should update the magisk manager to latest version, v27.

Problem is, now Magisk Hide isn't available and the installed magisk is 22.1, probably too old.

what's the best way to update magisk, without issues and most importantly, not loosing data?

I totally understand that this is a very old version and I might have to do it in steps, like 22-> 24, 24-> 26 etc...

thank you in advance for your assistance!
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] Spartacus500:
Do you have TWRP 🤔
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] sakis_the_fraud:
No, I don't!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Karbo81:
I know some of u guys gonna recommend SEARCH option in this thread, but i've tried and couldn't help myself?!

Well the thing is, im using Diamond with original ROM 1.93.456.2

A few months ago i somehow enable option on my phone DEVICE LOCK (to lock my hardware key when phone rings).

Now when im using S2U2 1.40 i got both S2U2 & my Device Lock.

What should i do? I can not find a option on my phone to disable Device Key?!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Sergio PC:
Go to windows\startup and delete key disable.

Hope that hammers it.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Karbo81:
Nope doesn't work?!

Any other suggestions?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] pantwhiteu:
Does anyone know how to remove device administrator it seems that every time I want to install an APK I get this message where I can't download it and I've been trying to disable that option and unfortunately I don't I don't get to know where there is a restriction where you can't download for the honor 90 APK and when you try to open it it sends you to the link in a straight device administrator and it doesn't have the option to disable it
[OnePlus 9] zompimalakae:
Hello, I made this module to disable wifi services because my wifi hardware burnt out from the overheating problems present with the OP9&OP9Pro.

It's not worth it to me to send my phone for repair again just for wifi, and I couldn't find any solution to the overheating/battery drain/CPU usage caused by the system constantly calling to enable wifi, and have seen a few similar posts regarding our devices.

You can verify if you are having this issue by using a terminal emulator on your device with root access and running "su -c top - H" without quotes, which will list all running processes and their CPU usage. If your wifi hardware failed you will see the top process using almost 100% CPU labeled wifi.

The module just removes the wifi config files located at "/vendor/etc/wifi" and has been working for me without any problems, but as always you install at your own risk and results may vary.

Module is made with MMT-Extended so it should be compatible with both Magisk and Kernelsu.

Let me know if you run into problems or have a better solution!
[OnePlus 9] shadabkiani:
Never heard about WiFi failure because of overheating issue in OP9. But thanks for the work.
[OnePlus 9] Dstarhba2024:
Thank you, I also had the bad luck that my WiFi was damaged, I will test to see if the performance improves in OxygenOS 13.1
[OnePlus 9] zompimalakae:
Thanks! I'm just hoping it can help other people having the issue. I think I may have just been unlucky, this is my 2nd "motherboard" that has had the issue and was sent for factory repair less than a year ago.

I don't think it's exclusive to the OP9 but the snapdragon 888, I've seen posts mostly from xiaomi m11 as seen here (https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/xiaomi-mi-11-pro-ultra-wifi-dead.65385/) where the fix is reballing the CPU, but I've spent enough on this phone lol.

Also seen here for the OP9 (

https://www.reddit.com/r/oneplus/comments/175ctsk
)
[OnePlus 9] Dstarhba2024:
It is correct, you have to re-solder the CPU which is very expensive and not worth it because almost no technician would be willing to carry out such a repair, it is better to continue using it with mobile data
[OnePlus 9] zompimalakae:
I agree the device works fine without wifi! And not many technicians in the US offer reball services. At least until I can get a new device this fix works, hope it works for you as well.
[OnePlus 9] 1patrikking:
I bought a op9 with burnt out wifi and apart from that it works perfect, I use 4/5g and cable internet. Surprisingly it doesn't heat up unless doing something that puts high load on cpu, better gaming experience than org phone 3.

I will take it to service shop next month, where they can reball cpu or wifi ic and hopefully it will work.
[OnePlus 9] Barkuti:
Hello!

Just curiosity but, has this stuff been solved in the more recent units being manufactured? How frequent this actually is? Any poll about this issue in the forum?

Since it is an overheating issue, I guess that avoiding overheating on the smartphone must prevent any SoC failure; this means undervolting, of course. :unsure:
[OnePlus 9] Dstarhba2024:
honestly it is not a factory error, I see it more as a risk that happens when exploiting the limits of the processor by not controlling the temperatures, in my case I recognize that it was my fault to disable the thermal throttling, which led to my computer to reach more than 69°C and the obvious consequence of heat damage.
[OnePlus 9] makoj24:
Hi

I Have a Oneplus 9 Device and my wifi is broken. I installed fix but not work for me. Why?

Crdroid latest version using
[OnePlus 9] pepfapeste:
What does "not work for me" means?

This module disables wifi
[OnePlus 9] makoj24:
It doesn't work because I flashed it in magisk, I can still turn on the wifi..
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] hanifet:
I have a Samsung s21 (SM-G991N)

This phone is kr version so I can't use Samsung pay, can i change the global firmware?

Help me 😢
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] hafizimtiaz:
You can only change between CSCs that are supported by the model. Your model supports KOO, KTC, LUC and SKC. You can switch to either of these using the samfw tool.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] hanifet:
Thank you Sir 🙏. I will try this
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] MarioIsANerd:
Can I somehow back up my data?

I don't mind sending it to a repair shop, I don't mind opening my phone up, heating it, cooling it, popping the battery out, whatever it takes

All i want is to make my phone work again so i can back up my photos and videos

For more info:

my phone has happened to work for like 3 minutes, then fall back into the white screen of death problem

ive managed to enable usb debugging and usb install
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] khusika:
Hi @MarioIsANerd, Welcome to XDA!

If you are able to get into the homescreen, try to back up your data directly to your PC and make sure your device is placed in a cool room temperature so it doesn't get hot which make your phone dead.

If that doesn't work, another alternative is to reball your SoC to repair this damage and it may be a bit pricey. This does not make your device 100% safe from this problem coming back, but if you want to save your data this is the best way.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] MarioIsANerd:
thank you, i sent it to a repair shop

i dont primarely want the phone to be "repaired" i just want my data, i dont mind upgrading/sidegrading
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] KOrdiset:
After a several attemptes recovery the phone soft, for example odin don't see device. What can I do for reset this function?

View attachment 6068531View attachment 6068533
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] papitoonichan:
Install drivers usb Samsung
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gamba66:
The sony dpt-s1 is a first generation ereader in 13.3" that came out in in 2013. It was superseded by the sony dpt-rp1/cp1 which both have been rooted.

Unfortunately there is no known public method on how to root the dpt-s1 even though its quite old by now. Many people are interested in this because there is a japanese language version and an american one and its not possible to switch the language. Also only PDF's can be read and no epubs on an unrooted device.

There has been a paid unlocking service offered on taobao based in china which supposedly did not require the device to be opened, so im quite sure there is a way to root it via software. The link is down by now but some people have bought it and received an unlocked device running android 2.2.1.

I did as much research as I could and I only found that its possible to boot into a testmode. This testmode has the option to "Switch ADB" and booting into recovery. This may be helpful to root the device?

The only person I found who researched a root method is in this post.

I would really like to know how to go about rooting this ancient device. I think it would be fun project and it could help some people with their japanese version. I really haven't messed with android in a while so forgive me if I do not know too much about rooting and custom firmwares.

I would highly appreciate any help or hints on how to progress.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parrots_:
Get into developer settings and enable USB debugging, open up ADB and reboot into fastboot. Try 'fastboot oem unlock'. That should get your bootloader unlocked.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gamba66:
I booted into testmode and chose the option "Switch ADB". Unfortunately it says "Sorry, this function is not available"

There are some other options such as "Reboot Recovery". Should I reboot into the recovery mode and then attach usb to try this? Thanks so much for your help

View attachment 6068603

EDIT: I booted into recovery with the dpt-s1 connected via usb to a pc and the device still didn't show up in adb with the command "adb devices"

This user on mobileread has managed to do something with the recovery mode, not sure if I am doing it wrong

The post mentioned above uses a similiar way to (try to) root the dpt-s1 as the sony prs-t1, a smaller older ereader model that was rooted publicly

Here the method is mentioned

Here someone suggests installing an enable-adb package for the prs-t1

Here is a wiki for all things prs-t1 root, probably this cant be applied 1 to 1 to the dpt-s1 and I do not want to brick it

This testmode seems to be the same as for the prs-t1
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gamba66:
So I did further research.

The situation is comparable to the PRS-T2 reader (sucessor to the PRS-T1) from sony. It was possible to root the t2 until a certain update came out. The DPT-S1 can be compared to the updated T2 and finally the T3 (which remains unrooted) due to the similiarities in firmware and recovery mode. It is possible to activate the recovery mode via this testmode app and holding down two buttons while starting.

Once in recovery mode, with a certain driver its possible to get access via putty and access the system partition on the dpt-s1.

From here on I am not sure how to further progress so far and I am afraid of overwriting any files since most of the relevant files concern specific firmware version of the prs-t1 and t2. There are a lot of packages

Someone else reached this point before right here and is probably a bit more knowledgable than I am currently.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gamba66:
Updated the Thread name since the PRS-T3 probably needs an identical method to root it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parrots_:
Not 100% sure what to do from here - doesn't seem like there's a way to flash anything. When you boot into recovery, what do you see?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gamba66:
I have effectively given up on this but if anyone wants to chime in.. feel free to do so

maybe someday the ancient PRS-T3 and DPT-S1 will be rootable
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heum:
Chiming in here just to say that I am interested in this too, as I have a DPT-S1 lying around and would love to find a way to use it as an external monitor (which appears to be possible on the RP1/CP1). Disappointed to learn that nobody has found a way to root it yet, but nice to see that there are still people in 2024 who are trying!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gamba66:
Atleast all public available info is bundled in this thread
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parrots_:
What shows up when you enter recovery? I think you could reboot to bootloader / fastboot from there, and unlock the bootloader and flash a patched file.