yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] adwinp:
Use PPC PimBackup for SMS's, contacts etc.

For programs, think about using sashimi.

You can TRY Sprite Backup, but I wouldn't recommend it as a primary solution.

Last but not least, use the search feature.

Questions similar to yours have been answered A LOT of times previously.

Help yourself, and you will be helped. Don't expect us to spoon feed you.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] Burak7:
well oke, thanks anyway, i will try not to make mine diamond a brick.

an iphone is way easier to unlock and things like that.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] Kevbodian:
Not necessarily true. A diamond is much easier to unlock (yellowsn0w isn't a true unlock anyways).
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] guythomaz:
no no, buy an iphone... it's really much easier to unlock. pls do it...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] DaveShaw:
Please take time to read the Diamond wiki pages and search the forum, you're not the first noob on this site, and if everyone of them created thier own thread, what state would the forum be in :)

There are forum guidelines for a reason.

Thanks

Dave
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Sajoh744:
My Samsung galaxy S24 ultra S928U I bought it locked to at&t, after successfull unlocked with code 3g 4g and 5g is not working at all on 2g is working, I have flashed with different stock firmwares but the problem remain the same. Any help please
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] KamDaTechDude:
try n turn off the phone then hold the volume up + power button until the phone boots into the screen that has the factory reset option then scroll down to "wipecache partition" using the volume up n down keys then select it n click it 2 times then scroll up then go to reboot system
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Sajoh744:
Thanks I have tried it just now but it's still the same, when switched to 3g 4g or 5g it shows emergency
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] JimReid:
How do you tell which G's you have working or not?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] liggerz87:
*#*#4636#*#* connect over 5g or 4g then do that code it should then tell you which is connected but I have seen an app that others mentioned here that tells you but I can't remember what it's called
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] JimReid:
I guess I'm not 4g or 4g because that code doesn't work.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] liggerz87:
Oh that's strange you type it or copy it in phone dialler
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] JimReid:
typed it.
[Realme 8] AM27AN:
How to install crdroid rom on realme 8 (UI 4.0)
[Realme 8] A n d r 0 i d:
GitHub - driedpampas/realme-8-megaguide: Realme 8 4G (RMX3085) Complete Guide to Bootloader Unlock, Fastboot Unlock, Custom ROM Flashing, Rooting, and More

Realme 8 4G (RMX3085) Complete Guide to Bootloader Unlock, Fastboot Unlock, Custom ROM Flashing, Rooting, and More - driedpampas/realme-8-megaguide

github.com
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] piPrisoner:
New to this Pi thing... However, I am concerned that there are far too many shared folders in the Share folder?

Starting from the Home folder, then to Usr folder, and then opening the Share folder... There are 13 folders listed in the Share folder, and this is just the "A" Folders. It looks like every folder possible is listed in the Share folder.

Is this normal?

This is a new install of the latest Pi OS. The OS has been installed about a week now. I haven't had much time to poke around.
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] piPrisoner:
{Mod edit: Quoted spam post has been deleted. Oswald Boelcke, Senior Moderator}

Thanks for the information and advice...

After a somewhat closer look, and scrolling through my screen three times, I'm confident saying that it's every folder, A-Z.

Such a strange observation pushed my brain into the desktop PC I have. Which now has an assortment of of OEM.inf files. Beginning with the OEM and going to oem0013.inf; with some numbers missing in between. Which prompted a more thorough inspection; confirming the obvious.

I'm one of the unfortunates in life that has a former partner who happens to be cursed with a comorbidity of narcissism and psychopathy. A dreadful combination to have confront you across the breakfast nook.

She hasn't taken lightly to being evicted.

She is an intelligent hacker in some respects. What I am seeing is not her style. This looks like a man did this.

At least she may have found herself a boyfriend.

I have to phone the local law enforcement and have a restraining order enforced.

Thanks again.
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bdr127:
Well...... that escalated quickly!

Just to clarify, you said "Starting from the Home folder, then to Usr folder, and then opening the Share folder"..... Are you saying there is a "usr" directory (and sub-directories) in your user's home directory ("/home/[username]/usr/")? Or do you mean in the root ("/") directory? In a terminal, what is the output if you go to that directory and enter the command "pwd"?

Assuming you meant the root dir and not home dir (so, therefore, you're in /usr/share/), I just checked on my RPi 4 with Raspberry Pi OS based on Debian 12 (bookworm). I'm running the "Lite" version (i.e. no desktop UI or any "recommendation applications") and even I have 127 directories in /usr/share/. For comparison, my Ubuntu 22.04 machine has 352 directories in /usr/share/.

As for Windows and .inf files, I just checked my Windows 10 machine, and I have 46 .inf files with filenames in the form of oem##.inf (plus accompanying .pnf files -- precompiled versions).

In summary, I don't think you have anything to worry about.

Regardless, I'm not sure what this has to do with a crazy ex and why you jumped to that. 🤷‍♂️
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Antoine880:
It is really a very helpful, i am highly appreciating it. Keep it up!
[General Questions and Answers] parrots_:
I don't have a device that has this error, I'm just asking to learn how it impacts the phone. Doesn't go for any specific phone either. I've seen some people say that it makes the phone impossible to flash, while others say you can just reflash and go on.

So what's the real consequences with an SBL error? Just wanna learn more about this kind of stuff.
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
An SBL error on an Android device can be a serious problem, potentially preventing your phone from booting up normally. SBL stands for Secondary Bootloader, a critical piece of software responsible for loading the operating system.

Here's why an SBL error is concerning:

Boot Failure: An SBL error often indicates an issue with the bootloader itself, hindering the phone from loading the Android system. This can leave you stuck on a boot logo or an error screen.

Data Loss Potential: In severe cases, the SBL error might be coupled with underlying hardware problems that could lead to data loss.
[Introductions] InspectorGadg3t:
Hello everyone -

Long time observer of this site and after learning so much, I decided to join as a member. Thank you to everyone who has provided so much valuable information on here, and also to those who keep XDA running.

InspectorGadg3t
[General Questions and Answers] RunningMog:
r/HowToHack suggested I post here before my post got modded away. I hope that this is acceptable and the correct forum, and apologize if it is not. I considered the Pixel 7 forum, but figured this is probably a broad Android question and not completely device-specfic.

As the title says, is there a way to get into or copy the image from a locked, unrooted, Android without USB Debugging enabled and without buying expensive tools (that also seem to only be available to law enforcement)?

My partner died in February. He had a Pixel 7. I was able to use his fingerprint to get into the phone, but I did not know the PIN to be able to change the PIN or lock settings. The phone subsequently locked and I can no longer use biometrics to get in. I had tried learning on the web how to get into the phone, but could not come up with a method. His mom is next of kin and is waiting for probate paperwork and then plans to take it to T-Mobile to ask them to unlock, though I'm skeptical this will work; from what I understand, the PIN is secure on the device.

Besides this plan to go to his provider, I had all but given up. If that failed, I was planning to wipe the device and log him back in with his Android account, but I don't know if there's anything I would lose that wouldn't get backed up.

Today, I read a story about my local law enforcement using Graykey, which I had not heard of. This motivated me to look again, reckoning that if they can get in, then there should be a way for a normal person to get in, too. So, I started searching again, but I mainly keep coming to the same problems: I don't believe his phone is rooted nor does it have USB debugging enabled. Even if USB Debugging was enabled, ADB generally needs the phone to be unlocked. As such, I don't really know where to start to get ADB to work. Rather than spinning my wheels searching, I figured I would try asking here. (One thing I learned from him is to go to Reddit for help.) Because I did unlock the phone, it may be in AFU mode, which sounds promising, but I can't figure out how to get started even with that info.

TL;DR: Trying to get into Pixel 7 with unknown PIN. Don't know how to get started if ADB can't connect due to USB debugging disabled and unknown PIN. I'd appreciate any help as to where to look or how to get started. Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
Unfortunately, extracting / reflashing the stock ROM on a Google Pixel 7 without adb or fastboot functionalities is not possible.
[General Questions and Answers] RunningMog:
Thank you for the response. I thought that was the case, but the existence of stuff like graykey made me think there was something I had missed. Normally, I'd ask my partner something like this.
[Android Head-Units] govindd06:
I'm using Android Head Unit Firmware YT5760D Horizontal Head Unit which the Firmware got corrupted. Please give me the link to download the entire firmware for my YT5760D horizontal head unit. Thanks in advance. I have searched in the internet but I couldn't find the one.
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
May the search be with you.

https://xdaforums.com/search/71121858/?q=YT5760D&o=relevance
[Android Head-Units] govindd06:
Please help me to find the right version of firmware and software to download for android-head-unit-firmware-yt5760d-horizontal-head-unit.
[Android Head-Units] mreps07:
what's wrong with your YT5760D? I have a YT5760D too.,Ive search and download firmware but no luck, luckily I found a launcher with the widgets im looking for, WORKING GOOGLE MAP widget
[General Questions and Answers] kween1:
l think I got some viruses or something idk can you guys help me plz.

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[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] Ageless Stranger:
I don't use my M2000 any more, so I am considering putting it up on ebay. The phone is in good condition for it's age, although it is missing the stylus and has minor unnoticeable scratches on the screen.

How much is this worth in the UK market?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] tsadek:
Recently sold my M2000 (pristine) for £50 quid on ebay (+ £10 p&p).

Hope that helps.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] kaya55093:
My phone went into CrashDump mode and when I tried to turn it on with MsM Tool it kept going into EDL mode again every time.Now I can't see any Crashdump or Fastboot text, it just goes into EDL mode, what should I do?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Hamlet87:
I know the 928U is not.

Looking to buy one to root but dont want to make a 1000 dollar mistake.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zxalilh:
I don't get why you'd root such an expensive device as once you root it, you will trip Knox forever limiting features such as Samsung Pay. As far as I know, you can root all S24U models that aren't locked to a certain carrier by following this guide.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Hamlet87:
Thanks for your concern. I appreciate it. But my question is still not answered.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Zxalilh:
Since the S24U has only one variant excluding software, you can unlock any S24U model which isn't locked to a carrier. Even if it is, some carriers allow the unlocking of the bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Hamlet87:
Thanks. I appreciate the answer!
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] OnnoJ:
Basically only SM-S928B model allows bootloader to be unlocked and can be rooted. The above linked guide is only for that model.

So if you definitely need root, buy a SM-S928B international model.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] entropism:
It's an incorrect answer though. NO U models are bootloader unlockable. None.

You want the SM-S928B
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Hamlet87:
Thanks. I'm assuming eBay. I don't see any anywhere else.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] javierdsv:
So far there have been reports of SM-S928B without the option to unlock the bootloader as well.

So well, yes, buy that model if you can because that's the way to go, but you'll still be subject to a potential lottery.

As a side note, every Latin American SM-S928B I've seen has had the option to unlock the bootloader. But unless you live in a Latin American country they're actually very hard to get.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] nickaat:
hey guys

it's a f***n' mess.. :(

I just tried the RDProtocol to remotely control my laptop computer with my Touch HD - it doenst work. OK - don't hesitate - just try the alternatives. I did. LogMeIn. People around the web and this board mean, its quite easy to install.

So i installed the client for my laptop, registered with my offical mail account, rebooted my system and now?

First think - not TouchHD specific: My laptop pc is not shown on the list in my account management at logmein's webpage. Ok, perhaps i can handle it somewhen in the future.

The second thing is:

I visited "logmein.com/pda" with either Opera Mobile and PIE - nothing happens (because some people said, that there will appear a popup to install the mobile client)

However - i downloaded the client from someone in the board, installed it - but: I cannot found a program to start anywhere.

When i try to call the laptop and the listening LogMeIn-Server on port 2002 with my browser - nothing happens.

So... the only little thing i want is to remote my Laptop... but PITA - its not working. Can someone help, please?

thanks a lot for every hint!

nicky

(pls excuse the bad spelling... i'm much better in german writing ^^ ;) )
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] agent003:
Mate,...Logmein works fine with the native internet explorer on your device (press "start" tab and you can see the ie7 like logo on there and use that)... it does not work with Opera (didnt for me anyway).

The so called logmein client you refer to is no more than a plugin for internet explorer so if you have it instaled and using the internet explorer as i mentioned above you just got to the logmein home page and login and all will be clear to you ;)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] nickaat:
but i tried it with the native internet explorer (PIE - pocket iexp.)... ok, then i guess its a problem with my account, because i'm not able to add my laptop to the "computer list" at the logmein-webpage...

thanks anyway!
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] garyjmobey:
try logging into the webpage from the laptop itself

to add it (I think that's what i did)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] garyjmobey:
It seems to work though I can't convince it to enter the password correctly when locked
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] Imperium:
But why doesnt RDP work for your laptop? Do you get any error messages? did you add a password to your account?

maybe it's easier to solve that problem instead of trying alternatives? i mean PIE is extremely slow..
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] garyjmobey:
also what Operating system is the laptop running ?

for example Vista home doesn't support incomming rdp without hacking

one of the vnc clones is a typical way around this.

and as Imperium said rdp won't work with accounts that have no password

and it has to be dumbed down for some rdp clients

see second link

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/turn-on-remote-desktop-in-windows-vista/

http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-6166676.html
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] twerki78:
logmein

I too had issues to start with, but a little playing around and it works fine. You have to use the "keyboard" input method, using small keys I find works fine. For me the " is mapped to shift 2 a quick think about that and I think logmein is using the local of the PC your controlling so in the UK shift 2 is ". BTW my regional settings are set to UK on the HD. Using the touch friendly keyboard (full qwerty) wouldn't work at all for me with the loginme control.

Hope that helps you!
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] garyjmobey:
this might help too

http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-444641.html
[General Questions and Answers] Niraj&₹&₹:
Please make LMC for moto edge 50 pro device. I want more experience in camera section. I can't find an other platform camera and therefore I am using camera. Please provide Google camera with all feature.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5] chrisfp11:
Hey y'all completely new here so sorry if I'm treading old ground. If someone wants to point me to the thread that has this info, thats cool.

I picked up a used flip 5 that was supposed to be fully unlocked but the device is carrier locked for updates. Im just trying to get my phone up to date and was wondering is there any way to side load updates for the OS and security update and where I can find those. Also how to do it would be helpful. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5] beanbean50:
Hi and welcome to XDA!

have you tried using Samsung Smart Switch yet?

Once installed on your phone and PC it should give you the option to update (if there's an update available)
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5] chrisfp11:
Hi there!

Yes I have tried smart switch as well and the updates do not populate due to the carrier lock.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5] chrisfp11:
I mean I'm okay with doing a fresh install if needed even, I just want my device to be secure. If a fresh install is possible Im not quite sure where to begin
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5] beanbean50:
What country/carrier are you
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5] chrisfp11:
Hey bean thanks for the reply. Im USA. its carrier locked to at&t but Im using the phone on verizon
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5] beanbean50:
Have you tried flashing the latest at&t firmware through Odin?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5] chrisfp11:
I've downloaded Heimdall, but haven't found where to download Odin. For the at&t firmware I'm not even sure where to find it. I'm very much a novice when it comes to mobile devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5] Jakub.Stefan:
Hi. Go to: s a m m o b i l e . c o m (typing so, so that it doesn't get blocked) and there you have all the firmwares and also flashing instructions when you find the firmware to pick. Best of luck :)
[Moto G40 / G60] Gajjar01:
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Welcome to PixelStar, the ultimate AOSP Project built upon the solid foundation of PixelExperience Plus. Our primary goal is simple yet ambitious - to deliver an unparalleled Android experience that's smooth, lag-free, and brimming with delightful customizations and pixel goodies.​

Device-specific issues:

- Comes with 60Hz refresh rate as default.

Requirements

- Stock firmware must be Android 12

Downloads

Download https://www.pling.com/p/2066696/

Magisk (optional) https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases

Recovery https://sourceforge.net/projects/mo...TWRP/twrp-3.7.0_12-0-hanoip-20231016-1650.img

Notes

• Encryption is enabled by default

• Flashing stock before flashing rom is recommended

• Reboot 1 or 2 times if mobile data or volte is not working

Flashing Instructions

Clean flash (coming from a different ROM):

• Download ROM

• Download Magisk (optionally)

• Reboot to recovery

• Format data

• Sideload the latest firmware `adb sideload firmware.zip`

• Sideload ROM zip `adb sideload pixelstar-*-hanoip-*.zip`

• Reboot and voila!

• To get root access, reboot to recovery after the ROM setup and sideload Magisk.

Updating to a newer build (dirty flash):

• Sideload ROM zip and optionally Magisk

• Reboot and voila!

Join my Telegram Channel https://t.me/retardedreleases

Source Code

PixelOS https://github.com/Project-PixelStar/manifest

Device Tree and Vendor Tree

Kernel Tree

ROM OS Version: Android 14.0

ROM Kernel: Linux 4.14.340
[XPERIA X1 General] PerezDeQueya80:
Is there a "composer" of led notifications?

To explain, the ones that, for example, can be choosed from xperia tweak.

If there isn't, which is the reg/file that contains them?
[Android General] xrefandroid:
XRefAndroid​

View Android source code references.

Support Andrdoid 1.6 ~ 14.0.

Support Android Kernel 2.6 ~ 6.1.

Support Open Harmony 3.0.8 ~ 4.1.

Web Address​

http://xrefandroid.com/

Why Use XRefAndroid ?​

1.Supports indexing different versions of Android source code.

2.Supports indexing different versions of Kernel source code.

3.Support version switching.

4.Support code online diff.

5.Easier to use.

6.Powerful.

Screenshot​

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Advanced Feature 1:​

Support switching between different versions of files

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Advanced Feature 2:​

Support online diff of different versions of files

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Diff Page:

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Advanced Feature 3:​

Support returning to the main page from any page

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Advanced Feature 4:​

Support input prompts

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[Android General] ZG_DEV:
Thanks but Why not Adding A security certification to the website?
[Android General] xrefandroid:
I can only add a custom certificate, I don't know if it will be useful.

Thanks for your suggestion, I will add support for https later.
[Android General] xrefandroid:
Already Support Harmony

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[Android General] bdr127:
It's trivial to add an SSL certificate to a website in 2024. And you can get *FREE* SSL certs from ZeroSSL or Let's Encrypt. No excuses.

It looks like you're hosting with GoDaddy, however. GoDaddy definitely makes things more difficult than pretty much anybody because they want you to have to use their paid certificates.

The thing about ZeroSSL and Let's Encrypt certs is that they expire every 90 days and need to be renewed.... and GoDaddy doesn't support auto-install (and renewal), unlike almost every other webhosting provider. But it *is* possible with some available tools.

This script will take care of almost everything for you:

GitHub - acmesh-official/acme.sh: A pure Unix shell script implementing ACME client protocol

A pure Unix shell script implementing ACME client protocol - acmesh-official/acme.sh

github.com

Based on the comments section of a tutorial website (https://dev.to/eesnaola/let-s-encrypt-ssl-with-auto-renew-on-godaddy-in-4-steps-2ebe), you may need to first create an account with the command acme.sh --register-account -m user@example.com. Then you may also need to use the command acme.sh --set-default-ca --server letsencrypt before issueing the cert and doing the rest of the installation instructions.
[Android General] bdr127:
Aside from all that..... Tell us why we should use your website instead of going right to the source (no pun intended) at https://cs.android.com.
[Android General] xrefandroid:
Thank you so much bro, I will try it.
[General Questions and Answers] William Tran:
Heloo everyone. I need this software for flash firmware JBL Xtreme 3, does anybody have it or send me a link ? Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
Microchip Lightning Support
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DerivativeOfLog7:
I modded my old S3 Neo

As it's a Samsung device, I was expecting to see the "set warranty bit" message pop un when booting after installing TWRP or LOS, but it didn't appear

Does this phone not have it, or is there something else going on here?
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] V0latyle:
I believe there's usually a Knox bit which is the same thing. I don't know if all devices display it though.