yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] mandarancio:
edit, this is the output of logcat:

05-04 16:03:45.413 E/adbd ( 621): failed to send command to abb: Success
05-04 16:03:45.470 I/abb ( 3905): StartCommandInProcess(73657474696e67730067657400656e61 settings.get.ena [truncated])
05-04 16:03:45.474 I/abb ( 3905): oneway function results will be dropped but finished with status OK and parcel size 4
05-04 16:03:45.479 E/adbd ( 621): failed to send command to abb: Success
05-04 16:03:45.526 I/abb ( 3911): StartCommandInProcess(7061636b61676500696e7374616c6c00 package.install. [truncated])
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
The fact that you can install apps directly from the phone's UI but not via adb install or pm install suggests a restriction on ADB installations specifically.

My advice: Consider flashing a different custom ROM that allows more freedom for app installations.

BTW:

The commands you tried (adb shell settings put global package_verifier_enable 0 and adb shell settings put global verifier_verify_adb_installs 0) aim to disable package verification. However, this can be a security risk as it allows installing potentially malicious apps.
[General Questions and Answers] mgds:
I am having this same issue.

Did you find a custom ROM or other solution to this problem?
[General Questions and Answers] CaseySullivan:
I also want to know updates on that.

Edit: Any update?

Edit 2: Seems no
[General Questions and Answers] Sheist!:
What OS and version does this use? (qin f22 (stock rom flashed from the internet, build 5.0.1) Is it Lollipop?

Post the error message and log output for running [your app name] here:

adb install --bypass-low-target-sdk-block [your app name].apk
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] nitish_1214:
I flashed evolution x 14 on my poco f1 and used it for around a month. Suddenly it went in bootloop and I tried re installing the ROM but couldn't fix it. Tried flashing stock ROM using mi flash tool and it was successfully flashed yet no progress still in bootloop. Flashed persist and vendor too but can't figure out any single way to boot up. Evolution x did boot up once till installation page for a second but went back in bootloop.

Any fix or suggest will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Wyn ryz:
When Im experiencing bootlop, I just force off it. Hold the power button until it reboot
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] nitish_1214:
Thanks
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] nitish_1214:
Thanks for sharing this information but this obviously not gonna help
[Oppo A5s (AX5s)] OppoUser123:
A5s bricked after flashing error occurs Opporeserve2 verified-boot enable error how can i flash this iam flashing using Ofp extracted to Scanter file.
[Off-topic] behrouz:
"EDGE/2G was previously using the 850 MHz band, which compared to the new 1900 MHz offered superior coverage, especially indoors. The switch, as confirmed by AT&T sources, is designed to boost the network's 3G coverage"

http://gizmodo.com/5122738/att-downgrading-2g-service-stranding-older-phones-with-lesser-service

I know this is going to piss off a lot of people with dumbphones but for once I dont totally hate ATT.
[Off-topic] ~~Tito~~:
Cool, no etf for me. Now I just need to get some cash.
[Off-topic] behrouz:
I spoke too soon.... I still hate ATT. No data in NYC make Homer mad.
[Off-topic] crissg:
I'm one of the few

I did notice that I had the "H" at home the other day. I previously only had a "G" at home. I live quite a ways from the metro area, and I appreciate the speed boost.:)
[Off-topic] sdlopez83:
What do you mean no data in nyc? Im all over the boro's. I get it everywhere? except the Manhattan underground.

What places in NYC don't you get it im curious.
[OnePlus 10T 5G] jake5253:
Okay, so long story short, i bought a T-Mo version on ebay around christmas time because my 7T decided it wanted to take a shower with me.

I honestly havent had any interest in unlocking the BL or even rooting the thing because using Google Wallet/NFC payments was more important to me. Recently, however, things are starting to act weird on the device -- i'm still logged into Google, as far as I can tell, in all the usual ways -- I can access contacts, gmail, play store, make payments, backups seem to be fine, etc... but I can't access all my saved passwords. When I manually log into anything, it asks if I want to save the password, as though I've never saved it for that app/site. So, now I'm rambling.. anyways, I factory reset the device. Twice, to be precise. As in: power off, hold vol dn + pwr, recovery comes up, english, reset, type code, phone restarts automatically. then it started loading android, i waited a few seconds, then the 3 finger salute to force a reboot, quickly switch to vol dn + pwr, back to recovery for a second reset, reboot, load android, blah blah blah...

Now, it automatically has upgraded me to CPH2419_14.0.0.320(EX01), and if I check for updates none are available. Tap 7 times on Version Number (used to be Build Number, when did they change that?) and Developer Options is now active.

So then, when I go to Settings -> Additional Settings -> Developer Options, I am greeted by a beautiful, already enabled option for OEM Unlocking. Was this option available and enabled previously? Couldn't tell you. I will say, the only thing I have previously done to this phone was, when I first got it, Carrier Unlock it, because I have an AT&T SIM.

It's 100% possible it came to me with this option enabled. I truly do not know. I'm here to ask, and to offer access to any information about my device you may want. I have (not yet) actually issued the command to unlock the bootloader. I'm also not sure if I can get into OG fastboot mode or not, where I would assume I must be in order to do a BL unlock.

Feel free to ask what you want, I can possibly provide dumps of partitions, if unlocking the BL works... or, at least, if I can root it. Or, possibly I can enter fastboot and boot (but not flash) a rooted boot image. I'm not sure what works and what doesn't, so please, knowledgeable XDA friends, ask whatever you like and I'll see what I can do.
[OnePlus 10T 5G] jezielstefano:
Mod translation: You were able to unlock the bootloader and install a global rom

Has podido desbloquear el bootloader e instalar una rom global?
[OnePlus 10T 5G] mammothjojo88:
Hello, from what I have seen in various other threads, the T-Mobile variant cannot be bootloader unlocked due to fastboot being either inaccessible or locked down by TMO. I have seen some try to convert their device to the global variant to get to the bootloader but that is all I have seen. I have a OnePlus 10T too and I am able to toggle the unlock option for the bootloader in developer settings but nothing happens since you can't boot into fastboot to access the bootloader.
[OnePlus 10T 5G] mammothjojo88:
Mod translation: Hello, you cannot unlock the bootloader with The OnePlus 10T from T-Mobile. T-Mobile blocks fastboot option and now cannot enter the bootloader to unlock. I'm not sure installing a global rom will fix this problem. Excuse me, my Spanish is terrible.

Hola, no puede desbloquear el bootloader con El OnePlus 10T de T-Mobile. T-Mobile bloquea fastboot option y a hora no puede entrar El bootloader para desbloquear. No soy seguro que instalar una rom global arreglar este problema. Permiso mi Espanol es terrible.
[OnePlus 10T 5G] Badger50:
Greetings. As a friendly reminder, we ask all members to please post in English as stipulated in XDA Rule #4:

Spoiler content hidden.

Thank you for your cooperation, and have a pleasant day.

-Regards: Badger50

CC: @mammothjojo88
[OnePlus 10T 5G] jezielstefano:
Thank you!
[OnePlus 10T 5G] horsecharles:
Sometimes this happens when phone switches to another user. You may need to:

1. ask seller to ensure this phone is still not listed in his Google Account Devices. It probably isn't, but doesn't hurt to check.

2. but irregardless, a Factory Reset + re-authorize phone in Google should do the trick. You may lose recent data though, and "sometimes but not always" ...

3. If you have backed up everything to re-sync back to phone- the issue returns, depending on which app / process used. To avoid losing data I always have anither synced older phone or tablet (even if only on WiFi or hotspot) in the same Google account. Whatever is valuable to you- call / text history / recordings / etc...and don't depend on Google or OnePlus for the backups / syncs- use also a third party app.

Ask me why I'm saying all this- I always recycle older device to another family member.

Good Luck.

If you need this in Spanish, say so (si deseas traducción, dilo).
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] dedi.suhaidi:
I was using a Custom ROM (Evolution X) and then I broke my screen so I got it replaced.

but after that, something weird happened.

everytime I boot my phone it works normally, but after the sccreen is locked, I can't get it on again. I thought it's the new screen fault, but it works fine after boot (before screen locked).

so I tried a workaround and flashed the original ROM. surprisingly, with the original ROM the screen works justs fine. i can lock and unlocked the screen again.

so I tried to flash again with custom ROM, and the problem comeback. after screen locked, I can't get it on again. I tried Evolution X and crDroid but its just the same..

so now i'm stuck with original ROM.

is there anyting I can do about it? because original ROM sucks!
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] frankkips:
I also did the same, I replaced my phone screen and after that all custom roms that are not based on MIUI have the same problem, did you find a solution?
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] dedi.suhaidi:
looks like Xiaomi somehow prevent "unaouthorized" services on their phone. right now i'm back to MIUI and make my own adjustment to it.
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] dedi.suhaidi:
would you mind trying to remove your xiaomi account from the phone and then flashing custom ROM again.. I wanted to try this but I already installed lots of app on my phone. flashing again will take to much time fo reinstall.
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] frankkips:
I have done that, it still had the same issue. Most of the time I install a custom ROM the MIUI usually not signed in to the xiaomi account
[Introductions] Mattytsi:
Hi there, I always root / mod my phones, but don't do the activity often enough to be expert. I have used the guidance and resources available on XDA for many years, gratefully making our android devices custon to our liking, and running more efficiently.

Much appreciation to ALL helpful contributors!
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] Septfox:
~4.5 years after I bought this ~6.5 year old phone, it still keeps ticking.

The SoC is decidedly dated, the 4gb of memory is pretty bad for multitasking modern apps (or even running big single ones e.g. Genshin), the 128gb of storage on my Plus model is laughable, the screen-on time is terrible by modern standards (not helped by a 25% worn battery), annnnd LG's insistence on proprietary VoLTE means I can't upgrade past stock Pie...but it still works! Sometimes even well! The old LG OLED, at least, still looks really nice.

Recently, I had an issue with it running like absolute hot garbage for no apparent reason. Sluggish responses to touch, miserable app load times, tragic battery life doing basic tasks, and terrible, highly inconsistent UI performance. Clearing caches in TWRP magnified the problem, oddly enough, to the point that the phone was barely usable.

After ruling out high CPU usage of some rogue app or another (the opposite was happening; the CPU was being under-utilized if anything) and memory thrashing (though setting "No more than 1/2 apps open" in dev options helped indirectly), I finally backed up the System and Data partitions, wiped them, and re-wrote them with the backups. This got the phone much closer to normal performance. Following that with a complete backup and rewrite of the Data partition (both userdata and /media) finds it running more or less as it was before the while episode began.

Still a bit janky, and it seems to not like having an SD card equipped in particular (at a guess, the contacts have oxidized or something despite water resistance), but it's more than usable. Not sure I remember it ever running perfectly smoothly anyway.

Soooo at a guess, it was constantly hitting and recovering from read errors of the internal flash, which was compounded by needing to read even more after I wiped the caches...good ol' bitrot. If you ever find a v30 laying around that you want to subject yourself to for some reason, read out the partitions in TWRP and write them back, and it oughtta be fine.

I was strongly considering replacing it with a OnePlus 11 (to the point where I almost bought a Premium Renewed one off Amazon when this thing became nearly unusable), but it's looking like the OnePlus 12 is going to finally be my next long-lived upgrade when the price starts coming down a bit, as they made the baffling decision to omit USB 3+ from the 11 (also wireless charging, but USB 2.0 - which was reasonably fast circa 2003 - was the dealbreaker).

Suuuure, it has no SD slot, but 512gb of internal storage is plenty...also no headphone jack, but USB-C audio is just as good as my old, now-noisy DAC anyway. Never compromise! Except slightly! The competition sucks right now anyway, between absurd prices and needing to forgo the ability to bootloader-unlock which I refuse to do ever.

Until then, cheers to the three or four people in the world who are also still using this poor antique phone.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] Osprey00:
I'm one of those three or four other people still happily using this phone. I bought it around the same time that you did, when it was already two years old, and it serves me as well now as it did then. I don't really notice the old SoC or 4GB of RAM because I don't multi-task or game on it. That's probably also partly why the battery life is fine for me. The most that I use the phone for every day is reading articles and e-books, but I have my browser and e-reader set to a completely black background to take advantage of the OLED display, so reading uses very little battery. I don't even feel limited by the 128GB of internal storage, since it's enough for every app and I have an extra 128GB on SD card.

I've had only two issues in 4.5 years. The first was that the original battery bloated after a year or two. I replaced it, have since capped my charging at 80% and haven't had it happen again, even though the new battery is now a lot older than the original. The other issue isn't really with the phone but my carrier shutting down 3G and not supporting VOLTE for this model. I had to overcome that by using Google Voice to create my own VOLTE and forwarding calls to my new number. That isn't ideal, but works and I don't make many calls to begin with, anyways.

I'm still very happy with the phone and don't see enough reason to replace it. In fact, replacing it might bring as many issues as it solves, such as the lack of bootloader unlock and a headphone jack, as you pointed out. As it stands now, I may have to accidentally drop the phone and crack the screen to persuade me to replace it... and, even then, I might see if I can get a V35 for really cheap, since I don't really need anything better.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] ChazzMatt:
Glad to hear from you! Wondered if you were still around. I'm not so much anymore. Was checking in about once a week, then once a month... I moved my wife and elderly mother to LG V35 -- basically the next V30, except only 64GB in U.S. (Brazil got 128GB V35+ but you can't find them online.)

I'm still on my rooted, bootloader unlocked Galaxy Note 9. Headphone jack, 128GB internal storage.

We all had to move away from LG V30 due to AT&T deactivating the SIM cards because they didn't support AT&T Wi-Fi calling. Part of the 3G shutdown checklist. They also deactivated my AT&T microcell, because if you have Wi-Fi calling, you don't need microcell in their opinion. They could have supported Wi-Fi calling on our US998 if they had wanted to, as the AT&T branded H932 V30 did -- but AT&T wouldn't whitelist any other V30 models like the US998. I use Google Voice as does my wife, so I don't NEED AT&T carrier phone number VoLTE or Wi-Fi calling, but you can't argue with corporate obtuseness.

Due to family duties I don't have as much spare time as 4 or 5 years ago. I look back on some of my posts and think, "Wow who wrote that?" Oh it was me.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] ChazzMatt:
Good to see you also! Yeah, V35 would work just fine. My wife uses same cases as on her previous V30. Almost no difference, just updated internals. BUT I can only find the 64GB version in the U.S. You will definitely need the microSD card storage. ;)
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] Osprey00:
Oh, yeah, whenever I entertain the idea of buying a V35, I'm always disappointed to find only 64GB models. I suppose that I don't need 128GB, since I'm currently using only 27GB, but upgrading to half the storage is still a bitter pill. Also, I suppose that I'd have to go back to an LG stock ROM and Android 9 if I want to use it on AT&T without Google Voice.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] ChazzMatt:
My mother has the "AT&T" LG V35 (A&T splash screen when starting up) and my wife has the "carrier unlocked" LG V35. Because my wife travels to other countries and my mom doesn't. But my mom has AT&T Wi-fi calling in her Settings options and my wife doesn't. But that's OK, as we use Google Voice. My mother doesn't. So, the simpler AT&T option was best for her.

I know I could carrier unlock the AT&T V35 but not necessary for my elderly mother. I pay her cell phone bill and she's not leaving AT&T nor regrettably leaving the country ever again.

=======

I like my rooted Galaxy Note 9 and I have a spare Galaxy S10+ in a drawer for whenever it or my wife's LG V35 dies. Both have headset jacks, stereo speakers, microSD cards, IP68 dust/water resistance, OLED displays with 1440p resolution, 4000 mAh and 4100 mAh batteries. No quad DAC, but what can you do? :rolleyes:

Compare Samsung Galaxy S10+ vs. Samsung Galaxy Note9 - GSMArena.com

www.gsmarena.com

If you want root, stay on the older firmware. That was necessary at least a couple years ago. My Galaxy S10+ couldn't be be bootloader unlocked and rooted for some reason -- the guy said the partition was "unresponsive", he said that was rare but happens? However, the Note 9 code worked for the Note 9, so I've been using that just fine.

Later I wondered if it was because I didn't have a SIM card in the Galaxy S10+ yet, but the carrier unlocked Note 9 was shipped to me from AT&T with SIM card already activated. :unsure: (Yeah, they sent me a non-AT&T branded factory unlocked Note 9.) I was being so careful not to update ANYTHING until bootloader unlock that perhaps that was a stumbling block. He refunded me the money for the Galaxy S10+ and the Note 9 unlock code was actually less expensive as it was a slightly older phone.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] Osprey00:
Yeah, a Galaxy is probably the better option, since it'd be newer and AT&T seems to be much more supportive of Samsung. You previously turned me on to the S10/S10+, which is a great option. Now that it's a few years later, though, the S20 5G isn't much more expensive and is tempting. It has no headphone jack, but has an SD card, faster internals and 5G.

I don't need 5G, but this whole hassle with the carriers shutting down 3G makes me a bit cautious of buying a 4G/LTE-only phone and going through this again in 3-4 years. They probably won't shut down 4G/LTE that soon, but you never know if AT&T might suddenly decide to no longer support it on unlocked phones or something, putting me in a similar situation to what I'm in now with the V30. I'd rather be safe than sorry again (not that I'm sorry that I bought this V30, far from it, but a V35 or AT&T-branded V30 would've saved me a lot of headache).
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] A54Usery:
How can i even compile the rom if i dont have any source of device tree, and no kernel, vendor? i need help.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] khusika:
If you just want to build a ROM without a device-tree available on this device sub-forum, looks like it will make things difficult for you. Start learning to build ROMs with a device that has custom ROM development support. Or learn how to build the kernel first.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] D4-37-BE-4E-59-43:
Hello, I just updated my Poco F3 from MIUI to Xiaomi HyperOS.

Sometimes, the icon for sensitive permission reminder appears in the top right corner when watching full-screen videos.

I wasn't using any app needing the camera or microphone, just watching YouTube.

However, I have an app with constant location permission, causing the green icon to appear.

Disabling GPS removes the green icon while watching YouTube on full-screen.

Is there any way in Settings to remove this persistent annoyance without disabling my GPS?

Screenshot:
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] xSieg:
Disable Google App notifications.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] ppr_xyz:
Hi, my One Plus 6 is booting up in following mode - Qualcomm Crash dump mode. My phone power and volume buttons (both) don't work. I read a bit about flashing but without power volume button, I am lost. Can someone help?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] ze7zez:
If you really care about trying to fix the device then start with the buttons.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] espionage724:
GitHub - bkerler/edl: Inofficial Qualcomm Firehose / Sahara / Streaming / Diag Tools :)

Inofficial Qualcomm Firehose / Sahara / Streaming / Diag Tools :) - bkerler/edl

github.com

It sounds like disconnecting the battery would allow the EDL mode to activate immediately over USB, but it's possible you'll also have to make the EDL cable as-specified (sounds like taking the green or white wire on USB and shorting with black). Perhaps asking on that repo would be a good idea too!

As for EDL mode, you can proceed to use a Msmdownloadtools package to try to restore the OP6, or try pulling/modifying data with EDL tools (from the above repo)
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] ppr_xyz:
Could you please elaborate on EDL cable shorting part? I am pretty new to all this.

Also, wanted to mention that yesterday I took it to a local service centre. They said they can't resolve the crash dump issue but if I want they can get the volume power button replaced for $6 USD. I was thinking of trying that route.

What do you suggest?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] espionage724:
I'd probably let them replace the volume buttons for $6; I don't know what the OP6 motherboard looks like but I assumed the buttons would be hard-soldered to the board and a pain to replace, and having someone else do that for $6 sounds like a good deal :p

I haven't spliced a USB-A to C cable, but with USB-A cables there's 4 wires (2 data 2 power), and it sounds like the EDL cable involves taking the green data wire on USB, and touching/shorting it on the black ground wire, and that that'll "do something" to the OP6 to let it know to boot to EDL with the connected cable instead of normal boot. I'd probably ask with a ticket on that repo or search on it for more specifics, but getting the volume button fixed wouldn't need a EDL cable, and fixed vol buttons might be a better idea if you did end up getting the phone restored.
[General Questions and Answers] dryashirzishun:
Hey,

I have a Redmi note 13 pro 5g. It has great camera hardware but software optimization is poor. Takes blurry photo if a little motion is in the frame. I installed various google camera but none of these works. Photo Quality even worse than viewfinder and stock camera. Can any developer help us by porting a gcam /gcam config dedicated for redmi note 13 pro?View attachment 6099087View attachment 6099088
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
There are actually YouTube videos showing Google Camera working on the Redmi Note 13 Pro, so there likely are already some functional ports. However, these ports might still be under development or have bugs. Searching for "Redmi Note 13 Pro Google Camera" on YouTube should give you an idea of what's available.