yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] duskynights:
I love this rom but please fix the lag
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iliyazk:
Bro, is the play market working properly? sorry for my english
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] FlorinelulX:
should be fine, i tested it lot of time's by now
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iliyazk:
thanks for such a project!
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BRUX04:
I can't use mega, can you download it to Gdrive please? 🥲
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iliyazk:
Google Play does not install programs how to fix it? Please help me
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iron max:
dont fix google play
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iliyazk:
What to do?
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iron max:
only install
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iron max:
endless app installation from the market until reboot
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iliyazk:
I am rebooting and not installing. Are there any options?
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iron max:
wait 5 min and reboot/ install 1 app etc
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] FlorinelulX:
noidea, anymore i have no bug's with it
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iron max:
any app dont install, apk , playmarket, galaxystore
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iron max:
maybe doing backup
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BRUX04:
In version 1 there wasn't this installation problem, I really wanted this problem to be solved because the rom is really good and has a lot of future.
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] samuel_998:
Hi, please when you make a rom atleast try it out and then post it, not people being Mad about some bugs, this time the phone randomly freezes, cant download any app, phone laggs, the aod works once a time.
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] samuel_998:
And then the phone screen just keeps turning black, when i change the wallpaper it doesnt want to exit, and then the phone just freaks out and completly freezes
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] iphoneosarm64:
Average rom Port behavior lol
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] duskynights:
Version 6 came out🙂 I hope this isnt laggy as the last one or i have to go back to project dynamic
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] FlorinelulX:
i have tested it like 20 time's no freeze and apps install fine.
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BRUX04:
This is very strange since it works well for you and broken for us
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] duskynights:
I think its the kernel im using thats slowing it down
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BRUX04:
You wouldn't have a copy of version 1 saved there, would you? I would use it without any problems at least it installed apps
[Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] DaviVole:
restart your phone until it works
[General Questions and Answers] Cayman_1944:
Do you have any suggestions for rom for Samsung S4? I would like it to run at usable speed maintaining newer android version. I was thinking about cyangenmod or lineage os but maybe there are better alternatives?
[General Questions and Answers] EllieCat:
You can use LineageOS or look here for more roms

Samsung Galaxy S 4 i9500, i9505, i9505G, i9506

The Galaxy S 4 is Samsung's flagship device for 2013. The S 4 ups the ante of its predecessor thanks to a 5" 1080p Super AMOLED display (PenTile 441 ppi), a pseudo octa-core Samsung Exynos 5410 or quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 (depending on region), 2 gigs of RAM, up to 64 gigs of storage...

xdaforums.com
[General Questions and Answers] Cayman_1944:
thanks ill check it out
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] Volkhvy:
I had encrypted my SD card a while back, needed a screen repair while the screen was being repaired the tech pulled the card out while it was off, the card got put back in to the same device it was encrypted on but can not read the files no error message or anything. I go to try to decrypt the SD card and it is asking to encrypt it. Is there a way to recover the files?
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Welcome to XDA

Never encrypt data drives, always regularly and redundantly back them up. This is why. Having only one copy of critical data is completely unacceptable and sooner or latter will likely result in data lose. 2 or more copies on separate drives the are physically and electronically isolated from each other and the PC is best.

Copy the data on the card to your PC as backup. I don't think it will matter though.

If your phone has lost the encryption key or the SD card is damaged the data is lost. A data recovery specialist might be able to help.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] Har1equ1nBob:
Regular, redundant backups are essential I agree. But why do you say never encrypt data drives?

I have encrypted everything for a long time, simply because it's a part of good privacy opsec.

SD cards can be sensitive and get screwed up a lot [especially the cheaper ones].

As OP describes it, I'm very doubtful that this is an encryption problem. It's more likely the way the card has been handled.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Quality cards seldom fail if they operate normally from the get go. I have dozens of flash cards, zero failure except for one that was bad from day one. Protect from ESD and near lightning strikes. Protect from magnetic sources if it's a hdd. Protect from high temperatures as that reduces data retainment in both flash and disc storage.

One SEU can make the card unreadable if it flips a critical data bit. Encryption reduces reliability as more can go wrong. With enencrypted cards and especially hdds some of the data may be recoverable.

If you need security lock it in an earth grounded safe or a safety deposit box. Any time you set up a encrypted drive you are the one most likely to be locked out. Not good odds. If not encrypted there's no key or password to lost or be corrupted. NEVER encrypt backup data drives as they are your last hope when everything goes to hell.

In an Android it's imperative not to encrypt the SD card. If the OS crashes, if the mobo is damaged all the data on the card is lost. Furthermore more if you have a large database like me that's approaching 1 tb you can easily transfer it to another phone physically, instant plug and play. I do this with my two N10+'s.

Google has instilled a culture of paranoia in its users. Google has "secured" it's OS the point where it has crippled the Android operating system. I still run Android 9 and 10 because of this. Malware simple isn't a problem on Android 9 or higher unless you do stupid things.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] Har1equ1nBob:
OP don't let this experience disuade you from encrypting your personal data. It's a good habit to have.

But definately do make backups regularly.....1 at least, but if it's very important stuff, then make 2 for piece of mind. And yes, encrypt them all. The problem with your current sd is not the encryption, it overwhelmingly likely from your description that it's data is corrupted from handling. It happens a lot and is nothing to do with encryption.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] Har1equ1nBob:
You make encryption sound like playing with fire. It most certainly is not. Encrypted/non-encrypted drives have an equal likelyhood of failure. I have never had problems caused by encryption specifically.

For the record, the only real risk with encryption is forgetting your encryption key.

As far as reading/writing the contents of a drive, a system does not distinguish between encrypted/decrypted.....it does not matter. If your drive becomes innaccessable, having a backup is the real way to mitigate it.

And all of it encrypted. It doesn't matter how deep you bury it it, it can be dug up and read if it's not protected at a digital level.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
It absolutely is.

Incorrect. Encrypted data is more sensitive to flash cell failure, drive write errors of all kinds and SEU's. Single Event Upsets can happen at anytime. Although rare they are omnipresent and completely random.

Negative. If the encryption key is damage you're boned. Had that happen on a laptop bios. I didn't forget the simple key. Had it never been set I still have access in spite of the hardware failure.

Incorrect. Encryption/decryption uses more resources.

What's more important preserving your data or protecting it to the point where you can lose it all? Is there anything in all that data that really means much of anything except to you?

I treat my phone like my wallet; they don't get lost. Trying to take either will prove... expensive to the perp.

The KISS principle; keep it simple stupid.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] Har1equ1nBob:
Why is it more sensitive? Cell failure is rarely so significant that good quality software cannot deal with holes in the datablock. It's the same principle as fixing holes in transmitted data.

Which is why you make backups. Best of both worlds.

Fine. But we both know that the increase is negligable, and completely unnoticable on modern devices.

All of these 'problems', in the first instance, are so rare that your insistance is troubling in and of itself. Encryption has been widely and increasingly used domestically without issue for years. There is no question it is a valuable tool for privacy. And in a world like ours, every bit of data is useful in creating a profile of a person. Keep it simple....my friend....you know damn well it is very simple these days.

I'm not claiming failures don't happen. But regardless of their cause, backups are the way to mitigate, not giving up on the principle of prvacy altogether, as you are suggesting
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Swiss cheese model. By using encryption you introduce more holes by which a failure can occur. The likelihood of data loss increases.

Worse you introduce the most common type of failure to the equation; human.

The reliability of all that data rests on the integrity of the encryption and retaining the key, zero redundancy.

It's asking for trouble on physical drives where you have the option not to use it. Pretty much everyday here someone posts the lame "please help me recover my data" thread. Don't be one of those because most times the chances of recovery is zero. Even if it (take your pick of fubar) happens only once in 20 years you still lose all that data.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] Har1equ1nBob:
Not wanting to sound like a broken radio, but these are all reasons why you make redundant backups.

Not give up on privacy altogether. Because that is what you are suggesting.

And, quite frankly, I'm wondering why you are pushing these suedo deal-breaker problems so hard. They are not significant problems, and you DO know that. Your approach stinks with agenda. I'd love to know what that is.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
They're not redundant if they all share the same point of potential failure, the encryption key.

If it can go wrong, it will go wrong.

Of all the things that can potentially eat me, not using encryption is near the bottom of my list.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] Har1equ1nBob:
🤣 🤣 Really? Because it's near the top of mine. We are our digital data these days. It's on us to protect it, even the insignificant stuff. Because it's us. And no-one else's business.

You argument does not hold more weight the more you repeat it. The encryption key failing is no more likely to happen than any other problem, and you are trying to make it sound like a huge issue.

Again....I'd love to know what that agenda is.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
You have a total of 9 posts here.

This isn't a dup account is it?
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] Har1equ1nBob:
what does that mean?

Edit: And what does the number of posts I've made have to do with anything? I've made cogent arguments against your apparant hate for encryption. That is all. I have no agenda besides that. And I'm not changing the subject.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
It means you fit the profile.

Do what you want, it's a lick on you.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] Har1equ1nBob:
My friend, I have no idea what you are on about now. What profile do I fit? What the hell is a lick on me?

Like I said. Agenda. And you know what, it stinks even more to use your apparant seniority in that way.

What a disappointment.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Maybe, maybe not. If you been on any forum before it's not a mystery.

If your encryption fails.

If you made up your mind to use encryption why argue with me?

That "🤣🤣" is what really irritated me.

Really for me it's just easier to hit the ignore button...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] thx187:
I was wondering if anyone ever heard of a program which would be very similar to the xbox live message feature of lets say when a friend comes online or sends an invite or a message, etc ... It would becool, but I dont know how complicated that might be ?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] thx187:
Bumped :) I hope more people look into this request.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] xavierdemon:
Why not bookmark xbox.com and visit it through your browser on your phone.

Job done, kind of :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] thx187:
Bumped ****
[Samsung Galaxy J4+ Questions & Answers] TheBladeMaster:
Greetings,

Recently, I bought an used J4 Plus device. Model SM-J415FN

Service provider SW ver.

SAOMC_SM-J415FN_OXM_CAU_PP_0005

CAU/CAU,CAU/CAU

I want to change CSC to SEK to access call recording. SEK should be supported according to SamFw FRP tool. I could not find another CSC code that has call recording feature among the supported codes provided by SamFw.

So far several attempts to change CSC to SEK ends up in fail and rebooting. I've followed all the steps in guide, enabling USB debugging, diagnostic menu, etc.

Does anyone know why it ends up as fail and is there any workaround?

Thank you. This is my first post and I apologize if I messed up something!
[General Questions and Answers] fazilswiss:
Hello everyone, I have a Samsung Galaxy A41 with FRP locked with the firmware version (A415FXXS5DWI1) Binary 5.

Can I use the combination file (A415FXXU1ATE4 Factory binary U1). else which one should I use? Please help me.

Thanks a lot.
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] tester110:
Hallo,

ich habe mir seit ein paar Tagen ein Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro geleistet.

crDroid würde ich mir gerne per Linux installieren, nur finde ich keine deutsche Anleitung, weder schriftlich noch per YouTube.

Gibt es eine HowTo in deutsch?

Ich habe leider nichts gefunden.:confused:
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] Badger50:
Greetings. Please translate your post to English as per XDA Rule #4.

Thank you: Badger50
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] tester110:
Hello,

I've had a Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro for a few days.

I would like to install crDroid via Linux, but I can't find any German instructions, neither in writing nor on YouTube.

Is there a HowTo in German?

I'm sorry but I did not find anything.
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] zerokimura:
I tried it with another Xiaomi device but for Linux there is no unlock tool. So had to dom it with Windows.
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] tester110:
Hi,

have you a Link to the drivers and unlook tool for Windows?
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] zerokimura:
You can find it all over the Interwebs.
[Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro] tester110:
Okay, thx.
[Android Head-Units] luca6701:
Hello guys, I've bought a Junsun V2 Plus headunit for a 2018 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and I figured out that it comes with some annoying issues:

1. Is there a way to save my personal settings without losing them at every reboot?

2. the OEM headunit allowed me to mute the beep sound of the proximity sensors when they detect an obstacle in drive mode ('D' gear position). Is there a way to add this function? The seller told me to set the radar display option on the car information app, but it didn't work for me.

3. The rear camera delay is too annoying. It takes about 2 seconds to show the rear camera video on the screen when i'm putting the reverse ('R' gear position). Is there a way to set to 0 this delay?

Thank you
[Android Head-Units] FiShBuRn:
I have V1 Plus on another car and the rear camera delay is the same, still havent found a valid workaround.
[Android Head-Units] luca6701:
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[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] urbanhack1986:
Hi guys, i hve miui 14 global (14.0.8.0) and want update to hyperos 1.0.2.0 manually cuz im not getting ota update automatically.

I tried downloading oficial rom from webpage but after trying upgrade system says

"not possible verify the update"

"cant flash this update rom"

"This rom isnt for internal software tester..."

Any suggestion?

Files i hve tried:

miui_ALIOTHGlobal_OS1.0.2.0.TKHMIXM_b69e6a5400_13.0.zip

miui-blockota-alioth_global-V14.0.8.0.TKHMIXM-OS1.0.2.0.TKHMIXM-57bf9ca3c7-13.0.zip
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
It's a stable Beta and even if it was stable you could have "not possible verify the update".

Forced an update can create a bootloop and with the bootloader lock it is difficult to restore the phone without going through a paid service.

The safest method is to unlock the bootloader.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] urbanhack1986:
then what can i do? ihve installed the update by recovery but i got the message "You don't have permissions to access the update log"
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
Nothing except waiting for it to be offered to you or unlocking the bootloader if you're in a hurry.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] urbanhack1986:
no, im not in a hurry, just idk why the update isnt comming to my if the update stay there...
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] James_Watson:
Which model is your Xiaomi phone? My Xiaomi 12 Pro received the HyperOS push in this February. Waiting for it to be offered to your model. I think it will be soon.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] massima:
@urbanhack1986 , my european poco was stuck with the Miui 14.0.9 TKHEUXM so i changed region form this item in the menu (it is in italian, check this icon):

View attachment 6101806

Any EU region, i found a lot of regional update available except for Italy, i updated to Miui 14.0.11 TKHEUXM.

Today i selected "Russia" and few hours ago i updated my poco to Hyperos 1.0.1 TKHEUXM.

Very simple:cowboy::cool:
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] panjaksli:
Don't bother, it's not worth it. More bugs, battery drain and removed features. Dolby presets are totally missing, so audio quality took huge hit too.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series] ArchVisions:
KernelSU

A kernel-based root solution for Android​

#include <std_disclaimer.h>

/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about doing this to your device
* YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/

Disclaimer:

I am not responsible about any damage of any kind that this kernel may cause.

You are allowed to use this kernel in your project with proper credits and links to this thread or source code.

You are allowed to base your projects on my sources by giving proper credits to the original authors.

Please be more clear as possible when reporting bugs and make sure you provide enough detailed info such as kernel/system logs.

What's KernelSU?

KernelSU is a root solution for Android GKI devices, it works in kernel mode and grant root permission to userspace application directly in kernel space.

The main feature of KernelSU is it is Kernel-based. KernelSU works in kernel mode, so it can provide kernel interface we never had before. For example, we can add hardware breakpoint to any process in kernel mode; We can access physical memory of any process without anybody being aware of; We can intercept any syscall in kernel space; etc.

And also, KernelSU provides a module system via overlayfs, which allows you to load your custom plugin into system. It also provides a mechanism to modify files in /system partition.

Read more about KernelSU here: https://kernelsu.org/

Features

Built from X510XXS2BXB3 kernel source code

Pure stock kernel, only minor changes were applied

Built with Clang 18 (clang-r510928) toolchain

Samsung Knox features disabled (RKP, FIVE, Defex etc.)

Supported Devices:

SM-X510

SM-X610

How to install?

Install NinjaSU LKM from previous KernelSU GKI kernel:

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Install NinjaSU from stock firmware:

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Install NinjaSU from after updating firmware:

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Source Code

Kernel source code: https://github.com/ArchVisions/android_kernel_samsung_gts9fewifi/tree/NinjaSU

KernelSU source code: https://github.com/tiann/KernelSU

Credits

Samsung OSRC for providing the kernel source code

My younger brother for the silly name

KernelSU Team for the fantastic work they do

@BlackMesa123 for originally inspiring me to create kernels and for the references.

@Anghirrim and @Rainbow_Dash for their help in the initial thread
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series] ArchVisions:
Changelog

Please note that this only includes device-specific changes. For global KSU changes, visit https://github.com/tiann/KernelSU/releases.

20240529 (LKM)

- Remove KernelSU and added support for LKM.

- Updated kernel to 5.15.123 from 5.15.104

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Download

KernelSU v0.9.4 for SM-X510 (SM-X610 coming soon)

Release NinjaSU for Tab S9 FE (5.15.123) (LKM) · ArchVisions/android_kernel_samsung_gts9fewifi

This is an update from the previous release. This time allowing support for KernelSU's LKM mode which has quite the amount of benefits over GKI. The kernel was also updated from 5.15.104 to 5.15.12...

github.com

I will be updating the kernel about a 1-6 days after the release of the KernelSU release.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series] spaz12:
Howdy, a long time lurker here!

I was able to flash this successfully. Here's what I did:

Enabled OEM Unlock

Unlocked BL

Completed initial setup

Rebooted into DL mode and flashed the included .tar

However, I bumped into following errors, here's how I solved them:

Reboot after flashing prompted an error saying that the system cannot boot -> Selected the option to factory reset = System was able to boot normally

After installing the KernelSU Manager app, there were errors that the module is not installed -> reboot

On an unrelated note, is root supposed to work on adb shell? Root for apps works just fine..
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series] ArchVisions:
Hello, glad my kernel works well!

Ah shoot, forgot to mention that. I will edit the post.

Can you clarify more about this?

Simple just search up shell in the KernelSU manager app and give it root access.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series] spaz12:
Thanks, I was able to enable root over adb shell. Here's the issue I had initially with KernelSU Manager:

After initial setup I installed latest (v. 0.9.3) KernelSU Manager via adb. When opening KernelSU Manager it said that KernelSU was not installed. Reopening the app a bunch of times eventually changed that to "Installed <GKI>" but right below that it said "Cannot grant root access" and the superuser and modules tabs were not accessible. Rebooting made something click and changed the status to "<GKI> working" and the said tabs appeared. Not sure if unique to my firmware (NEE) or setup, but felt that it would be worth mentioning.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series] ArchVisions:
Hmm, ok that is a little odd. I am not sure why. Normally you flash the kernel, reset, and reboot. I guess reboot was required? Not sure. But hey, as long as it works that is all I care about. Do you have SM-X510?