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[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] blackhawk:
Yoooou're welcome. You didn't think it be easy did you? Desired results require exact inputs.

Out of the box Samsung's are marginally functional.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] blackhawk:
Reflashed it in the case of firmware corruption, which is rare. Upgraded it to the latest firmware too perhaps.

Personally this would have been my last option to play.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Someone3301:
SO.as I found out that battery drain became a common problem after the update with one UI 6.0. and that guy who works at the official Samsung service and wanted to download me the "latest" firmware on my already updated phone doesn't know anything about phones. if I hadn't been curious enough he would already have flashed my phone with the firmware of another region. so now I need to flash it myself (ง •_•)ง wish me luck)

AND THANK YOU FOR HELP
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] blackhawk:
Stop playing firmware roulette*; try to find what's causing the drain instead. No matter what firmware Samsung's tend to be battery hogs out of the box!

My N10+'s are horribly hot running hogs until optimized going from 6 hours SOT to 12-13 hrs SOT. Huge difference, same firmware.

One's running on Android 9, the other 10 however most the changes for optimization are identical. There's no magic one fix bullet but rather a series of steps to weed out the issues causing excessive battery usage.

* you will need to optimize it either way and every time you flash or do a OTA update/upgrade you risk bricking it as well as changing the playing field (new issues and work arounds will be needed, more wasted time). Messing with the firmware should be the last resort and applies more to a corrupted rom which is very rare.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] pixel81k:
first i was very sad about this too but just let it take its time - for me it took 6 weeks until the system settled (and i mean: from one day to the other!!), now i can easily use it with quite some music listening, some gaming and webbrowsing and still have ~30-50% at evening - i load it over night and disabled battery saver (limit charge to 85%) because then i really have bad running times
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] meric57:
Hello, I have the A 54 5G A546B, no battery problems, configured to avoid battery consumption.

I use it as an alarm clock, leave it on all night, turn on 85%, lose 2% by 7:30.

In parameter/battery limit usage background press 3 small dot at the top right and activate adaptive battery
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Someone3301:
Thats a problem. I have no idea what drains my battery and couldn't find any info about this from people who faced same problem
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Someone3301:
Well,for mine it is 10 percents in 8 hours)
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Dayuser:
Sound pretty normal.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] blackhawk:
You can knock it down more.

On a fresh battery* I get up to 6%@hr SOT on my N10+ running on Pie, Q runs about 1% higher.

5G, high display refresh rates and cloud backup will cut into the overall battery life. By just temporarily disabling Google play Services and Framework you'll gain about 1.5%@hr. If it's using data, it's using battery; one way to find the hogs. Most aren't needed but each user is different as should be your tactics. Start by turning off battery optimization (globally power management). Results are instant once you fix the cause(s).

*obviously SOT goes down as the battery slowly degrades. Better SOT means less charge cycles, less heat and longer battery lifespan.

The battery on this phone (Q, the original factory one) is approximately 3900 mAh. It will probably last another year or so. It only has about a thousand hours on it but storage time took its toll.
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Someone3301:
I was replying to a guy who wrote "I use it as an alarm clock, leave it on all night, turn on 85%, lose 2% by 7:30." In comparison that doesn't sound normal
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] Dayuser:
Well, user didn't mentioned does phone have internet (mobile data or wifi) on or off at night.

and is your battery drain 10% in 8 hours during night or day usage?
[Samsung Galaxy A54 5G] blackhawk:
With tap on AOD, phone and internet on, the power consumption at night should be about .5% @HR. Anything higher means something running like cloud backup.
[Battlestations] Oberth:
My daily driver is a decent beast for work and play, I do miss having an optical bay in the case but hey ho...

Gigabyte Z490 Vision G

Intel Core i7-10700K CPU @ 3.80GHz (Running at 5Ghz)

Ridiculously old and overspecced custom waterloop using a Koolance waterblock (at the time it about the best you could buy for keeping a Q6600 cool, rotated 90° for optimum cooling across the die length), XSPC 370 radiator with fans in push/pull and some old D5 pump ticking along.

32GB G.Skill Ram with RGB lighting (makes it faster)

1000w Corsair PSU

Zotac 2060 Super (Lightly overclocked)

Sabrent Rocket 4.0 Plus NVME 1TB

Various lumps of spinning rust ranging between 2-4TB

Thermaltake View 71 (which is a bit cramped with the watercooling 🤣)
[Mechanical keyboards] Retrial:
Hi,

I would like to get a good full size 100% wired keyboard with the budget max ~150€. Switches Red or Brown both fit for me. It's actually for gaming and general use.

Preferably to have multimedia controls and wrist rest. Kinda important to me cause I used to it.

Thinking about Corsair k70 Pro but I don't know if that's a good choice at 150€.

Coming from the Corsair k68 which was and my first mechanical keyboard so I don't know much about mech keyboards, I would like to hear your suggestions.
[Mechanical keyboards] Badger50:
Here ya go my brother! 😁

Spoiler content hidden.
[Mechanical keyboards] Retrial:
Hahahahahahah! 🤣 That's great! I could use it with my toes 👣
[Mechanical keyboards] Rainbow_Dash:
How about the Logitech G815 or the somewhat controversial G910
[Mechanical keyboards] Retrial:
Tbh, I am between Corsair K70 RGB Pro, Razer BlackWidow V4 -Yellow Switch, Dycky One 3, Keychron K10 Pro, Keychron V6 Max.
[Mechanical keyboards] Rainbow_Dash:
Those are very very different keyboards.....

Not sure i can give you a clear answer as this is very subjective but what i would do is

Get the cheapest thing that is a solid base (casing, keycaps material etc, solid pcb, good customizability) since i know in a year or two i'm gonna get bored of those switches and will want to try something different. So the hot-swappable keychron is what i'd probably be looking at.

I have a personal bias against razer since i get annoyed everytime i plug in their peripherals and the damn chroma installer automatically injects itself into my computer. But it and the corsair are very well built.
[Mechanical keyboards] Retrial:
What about Keychron V6 Max? Is there any huge difference compared to K10 Pro?

I am really confused with all those lineups of Keychron keyboards xD
[Mechanical keyboards] Rainbow_Dash:
uhhhh, not gonna lie i am too

first thing i see on the V6 is that it advertises a plastic housing which for me would be a no-go, but then i noticed the price is cheaper than the k10 pro which has "steel plate" , so not sure what to make of this

the k10 seems to have better connectivity and the v6 has that fancy gasket mount design where the whole switch plate is flexible
[Mechanical keyboards] strongst:
I have 3 Sharkoon Skiller SGK3, all with red switches, stock caps, so this is my recommendation :)
[Mechanical keyboards] HipKat:
Probably too late but stay away from the Corsair. I've had two in the last 5-6 years and both had issues rather quickly. The worst being that certain keys would double or triple type, an issue which I found a lot of people had on their forum.

Also, you don't need to spend a ton of money on a keyboard. I've been using the MSI Vigor GK50 Low Profile RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard for about ay ear and it's solid.

Also, I loved this Keyboard and would have repurchased it when it finally wore out, but it was not available for immediate delivery. HyperX Alloy Origins. Both are full-size, which to me means they have separate numeric keypads.
[Motorola One Vision Questions & Answers] AgeotrT:
Can I use twarp to back up the entire lineageOS 20 system with apps and settings, then clean the phone, install lineageOS 21 and if something doesn't work can I restore the entire previous lineageOS 20 system?

Thank you
[General Questions and Answers] TechySkills:
I am confused which version of Magisk to install on a phone with stock android 5 but android 7 lineage os custom rom because like does new versions even support old devices and if not, which version should i download 7.0+ or 5.0+

Please guide... Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
Download Magisk versions 23.0 or later for your LineageOS 7 setup.
[General Questions and Answers] TechySkills:
uh.. 27.0 would work? 💀 or like i should stay at 24.0 or smthn
[Android Head-Units] xlxversus55:
hello friends I am looking for an update of allwinner t3 p1 1go 32go version android 12 or 13 because youtube does not work on the old version
[Xiaomi Poco F4 GT /  Redmi K50 Gaming] _peklo_:
Hello! I received a brick with a locked bootloader. When attempting to unlock it, it gives an error, even though I haven't tried to unlock it this month.
[Xiaomi Poco F4 GT /  Redmi K50 Gaming] SigmundDroid:
Well, that's their policy nowadays and a good reason to not buy Xiaomi.

Perhaps you can/should contact your seller...
[Xiaomi Poco F4 GT /  Redmi K50 Gaming] _peklo_:
I regret buying a Poco a thousand times already and I'm thinking about buying a new one, but I don't have the opportunity yet. If you know of a smartphone with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 or 9300 that is easy to unlock the bootloader, can you recommend one?
[Xiaomi Poco F4 GT /  Redmi K50 Gaming] SigmundDroid:
Well, I had a similar unlocking problem with my Mi11 Lite 5G, had to wait a full week... Quite sad as their hardware is really nice.

Not thinking in such broad categories, I rather go by checking if LOS is available:

Devices | LineageOS Wiki

wiki.lineageos.org

Unlocking included, perhaps you find something there that fits your needs.

BTW, is it totally bricked? (could try to set up a new account for your phone to unlock perhaps)

PS: Try to stick with english, more people will be able to read it and help.
[Xiaomi Poco F4 GT /  Redmi K50 Gaming] _peklo_:
Thank you for your help. Yes, I don't know English and I translate through a translator and accidentally copied untranslated text. I tried to create a new account, but it tells me that I have to add it in the phone settings.
[General Topics] oaldawe:
i have problem with chaning msg center number by orignal way

how can i change it with registery?
[Device Reviews and Information] riverstyxxx:
Think of this tablet as a Kindle Fire on steroids - Budget friendly with some decent specs but a rom that begs for improvement.

Here's one review I found:

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Teclast-T60-in-review-12-inch-tablet-with-a-huge-battery.793349.0.html

Upsides:

Legitimate reviews on youtube and elsewhere. The company has sent tablets to at least two review sites.

Big Screen - Metal housing.

Price - It doesn't cost $300, I paid $140 on Aliexpress and it included a protective case.

SD-Card Support - Tested with a 400gb Sandisk.

Dual SIM Card Slot

Android 14 - Allegedly.

Developer settings includes the option to allow bootloader to be unlocked

Accessories are already available - Bought three glass screen protectors for something like $8.

The box and accessories are very high quality.

Downsides:

It's new and has flown under the radar, no mention on here.

SD speeds are bottlenecked at around 30MBps.

Potato camera.

The screen isn't quite 12'', it's 11.75''

Annoying taskbar - Have to switch to gesture navigation and learn to deal with it.

Security concerns: Mysterious Chinese Rom - I updated and opened Chrome and was immediately redirected to a strange chinese website.

I wouldn't trust this tablet with anything I have to log into that involves money or some login credentials being stolen, but that's just me.

Probably want to use a VPN.

After installing nova launcher, a vpn and changing the taskbar to gesture navigation, it's not bad and well worth the price of admission.

DevCheck Report

Teclast

T60

Apr 07, 2024 11:45

Uptime: 2h 49m 5s

Deep sleep: 0s (0%)

Hardware

Unisoc T616

Hardware: T616

Cores: 8

CPU:

6 x Cortex-A55

2 x Cortex-A75

Process: 12 nm

Frequencies:

614 MHz - 1820 MHz

768 MHz - 1950 MHz

Governor: uscfreq

GRAPHICS

Vendor: ARM

GPU: Mali-G57

OpenGL: OpenGL ES 3.2 v1.r41p0-01eac0.018fc629603b7a70cc68d32f78ac8686

Resolution: 2000 x 1200

Screen density: 226.44473 ppi

Screen size (estimated): 10.3 in / 262 mm

RAM

RAM size: 8 GB

Storage

Size: 256 GB

Filesystem: f2fs

OTHER HARDWARE

Bluetooth support: Yes

Bluetooth LE support: Yes

USB host support: Yes

Infrared transmitter: No

NFC support: No

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[Device Reviews and Information] EllieCat:
What’s the rom called?
[Device Reviews and Information] riverstyxxx:
*shrug* You know as much as I do, don't see a name anywhere.
[Device Reviews and Information] EllieCat:
Try translated that site it redirected you to English and maybe we will find something…
[Device Reviews and Information] riverstyxxx:
Few more things I can add:

-Marketed as 8000mah but an empty-to-full charge detected 8400mah with battery guru.

-Price from their official store, without extras is $130.

-Falls short in the performance department - Which is to be expected.

It has potential for a custom rom, based on the screen size, sd-card slot, and price point.
[Device Reviews and Information] riverstyxxx:
Picture of the screen dimensions. Just shy of 12''

2160p does not play.

1080p plays perfectly.
[Device Reviews and Information] EllieCat:
I found a very honest review on Teclast.

Teclast warning - do not buy

Here is a warning to those of you considering Teclast product. Bought my Teclast X98 Air II in the end of November on Aliexpress from Anna Fang Shenzhen OKQI Electronics Mall. The tablet arrived and worked well for about a week. After the initial...

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[Device Reviews and Information] riverstyxxx:
It's an honest review of anecdotal complaints of a hideously outdated piece of hardware from 10 years ago that you might find at a flea market in a dollar bin. Entirely possible they got their act together since then. Those specs are flintstones-era:

https://techtablets.com/teclast-x98-air-3g/review/

Teclast X98 Air II - Specifications

Specifications of the Teclast X98 Air II. Dimensions: 240 x 169 x 7.4 mm, Weight: 498 g, SoC: Intel Atom Z3736F, CPU: Intel Bay Trail, 2160 MHz, GPU: Intel Gen 7, 646 MHz, RAM: 2 GB, Storage: 32 GB, 64 GB, Display: 9.7 in, IPS, 2048 x 1536 pixels, 24 bit, Battery: 8500 mAh, Li-Polymer, OS...

www.devicespecifications.com

As far as tech is concerned, the difference between 2014 and 2024 is like comparing the 50's to the 2000's because it moves so fast. Kit Kat to Upside Down Cake? Something more recent would be valid, which nobody has contributed except for me, a few videos on yt, and this person:

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Teclast-T60-in-review-12-inch-tablet-with-a-huge-battery.793349.0.html

I'm about done with this topic, feel like it's run its course. If somebody wants to pick up where I left off, great, if not then I'll just use it as-is.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Reco] 2828:
hi everyone,

please help, i am not experianced with changing rom on mobile so using the /e/OS (https://community.e.foundation/t/howto-install-e-on-a-samsung-smartphone-with-windows-easily/3186), the issue is that when i add TWRP doing download mode Odin say pass the log says all threads completed. the post says put the phone into recovery mode to wipe it, but the image does not show up and it is in stock recovery mode (image shown is what whats) instead of in TWRP recovery mode.

step 6.6 is where the issue is noticed as 'When TWRP is starting, a small line appears at the top left of the screen with the word “recovery” on some devices.' this does not appear so not sure if TWRP is installed as the image is not the same as my phone.

anytime an action fails it does back to factory rest and i have to unlock developer mode and find OEM unlock.

looking for the most easy, simple and less procedure way of degoogled my mobile.

have downloaded Odin 3 v3.13

twrp-3.5.2_9-0-crownlte.img.tar

samsung USB drivers

platform tools

using window XP 10

thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Reco] Rainbow_Dash:
From what i understand you're saying that despite flashing twrp, your phone stll boots into stock recovery.

This is because stock samsung system always replaces recovery with stock.

To bypass this, just as odin finishes flashing hold recovery booting keys (bixby, vol+ , power) so the phone starts in twrp directly as odin finishes flashing.

Do not let the phone boot samsung system
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Reco] 2828:
pressing the volume up, bixby and power buttons at the same time did nothing, so i let go and did it again and still it did nothing and the screen still shows the download mode.

do you think the options in odin are not set correctly?

images show what the sceen is after the odin says passed in green
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Reco] Rainbow_Dash:
you need to just have auto reboot checked in odin. This reboots the device after the flashing is complete.

So have that checked, hold recovery combo, press start, it will flash recovery and reboot the device, since you're already holding the keys it will boot directly into recovery mode

right now force a reboot back into download mode and try again
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Exynos) ROMs, Kernels, Reco] 2828:
Hi Rainbow_Dash,

Thank you for the tip, it finally the TWRP worked just by pressing the recovery button at the same time as start button in Odin.

The question I have is, when it comes into installing the e/os using TWRP I am not able to down the downloaded TWRP on the folders, and was not able to find it when putting the e/ps into the phone as the webpage mentioned, is that bad thing?

https://community.e.foundation/t/howto-install-e-on-a-samsung-smartphone-with-windows-easily/3186 = step 8, section B
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] Mononoke_Hime:
I've read quite a few guides on this site and I know it's not possible to downgrade my firmware and rooting beyond T290XXU3CVG3 does not work. Sadly I'm on T290XXS5CWG5 which is the latest firmware. I tried a few different methods and have come very close (Odin says pass and no red error warnings on the tablet). But when I try to reboot I get soft bricked saying I've installed a custom ROM yadayadayada. I've tried several different versions of TWRP and they all failed.

I noticed that when Magisk patches my AP file some of the files are not with the LZ4 extension like in the original AP. So I renamed them with the LZ4 tool and also took the meta-data folder converted to tar and then LZ4. I took all the files and used the tar md5 script tool to make a custom md5. I tried renaming it to the original name but that fails with a binary error so then I just left it as the name it was given. When I first tried this I got secure fail vbmeta which I know that Magisk patched. So I replaced it with the original vbmeta and it all seems to work fine in Odin up until I try to reboot it.

I've tried this same method with Freya and it gives me an error of not finding my meta-data files.

So am I stuck with my slow af tablet or is there any hope out there?

​
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ze7zez:
Keep wasting time. Maybe you'll be the first explorer to find a way. I used a simpler method: I bought the tablet second-hand when I was sure it had the right firmware.
[General Questions and Answers] Gaouser:
I need ROM for Samsung Galaxy Ace s5830i

All ROMs I found doesnt have any Bootloader. but the phone is bricked because of broken bootloader
[General Questions and Answers] Oswald Boelcke:
Did you already check here?

Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830, S5830i, Ace II

xdaforums.com
[General Questions and Answers] Gaouser:
Yes. It didnt include the Bootloader
[General Questions and Answers] Oswald Boelcke:
I don't know but maybe @ace2nutzer has an idea or can support?
[General Questions and Answers] Gaouser:
I just managed to use a diffrent models ROM with single bootloader file I found for this phone
[General Questions and Answers] ace2nutzer:
Custom ROMs usually never includes a bootloader. Flashing the bootloader is everytime a risk. You should search for the latest stock ROM and extract the bootloader which you can flash with odin. Never ever flash the bootloader from a similar device model, as it can result in a soft-brick or malfunction of the device!
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] aaribaud:
Hello all,

I am trying to get Android Auto to work on the A52S 5G with LOS 21. I have:

- microg installed with all permissions granted and up to date

- Android Auto installed and up to date

I can access the Android Auto settings, and the "About" part shows the apps on my A52S which are AA compatible (including Organic Maps).

When I plug the A52S 5G in my car, or in my machine running the Android SDK Desktop Head Unit, it won't connect. The DHU and the A52S see the USB connection (and switch it to file transfer), but nothing happens beyond that.

Any suggestion? No third-party tools such as magisk, please, but I'm fine with direct adb instructions and/or toying around with the file system myself.

[EDIT] I've tested the DHU against another mobile and AA works fine with it, so it's not an issue with the DHU.

[EDIT 2] Looking at the DHU logs, with the A52S, the DHU's last log is ": Attached!", whereas with the working phone the logs continue with "> Phone reported protocol version 1.7" (and then some SSL related logs).
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] Simon1511:
I don't have much experience with MicroG, however with regular MindTheGapps I can use Android Auto just fine on LineageOS 21, both via USB and WiFi.

I'm guessing there must be some core component (probably something from Gapps) missing.

Maybe it would be a good starting point to figure out if it's a system app or similar thats missing. The last time I had issues with Android Auto (refusing to work at all) it was just me not having the AndroidAuto_Stub preinstalled. Gapps usually install it to /system or /product if im not wrong. Maybe that could be missing on your end too?
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] aaribaud:
I do have the stub installed as a system app (and it did update to the latest version through the Aurora store).

Agree on the probably missing component. Is there any log on the phone I could look which might tell me more about what's wrong?
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] Simon1511:
I would suggest checking crash logs (adb logcat -b crash), however it's not that likely to show anything useful.

Other than that I can recommend just "regular" logcat with "adb logcat", and search for "AndroidAuto" or "Android Auto" or "AAuto" or similar in there, maybe that can give you some hint.

I can also recommend filtering the logs directly, for example with "adb logcat | findstr /I searchString" (on Windows) or "adb logcat | grep -i searchString" (Linux) so that it only shows what matches your search string.
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] aaribaud:
logcat -b crash showed this:

Application must hold android.permission.REQUEST_COMPANION_PROFILE_AUTOMOTIVE_PROJECTION to associate with a device with android.app.role.SYSTEM_AUTOMOTIVE_PROJECTION profile

Now googling for this. With any luck I can add it to the system app's permissions...

[EDIT] The XML under /system/etc/settings already has that permission. So either it does not have the right name, or it's something else.
[Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G] Simon1511:
I found this Magisk module, might be worth to check out how it works, maybe that will help you figure out what you're missing: https://github.com/sn-00-x/aa4mg