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[General Topics] Renate:
If I were more enterprising I'd offer to buy up their remaining stock at 10 cents on the dollar.
[General Topics] berryberrysteinberry:
That thingie you made from the e-reader, is that hard to make and or could i easily reproduce that at home?
[General Topics] Renate:
Well, you could make a regular Android app to query weather on WiFi and display it.

There must be a zillion apps in Google play for "weather wall clock" or something.

What I'm doing is a bit different.

Since it has to be plugged in anyway to keep charged I'm running this without WiFi using USB ADB and TCP forwarding.

It's connected to my house (headless) Raspberry Pi with a service that sends out TCP to the Android.

The Android has a normal app using normal XML layouts.

It just receives the TCP and sends values to each of the little TextViews.

I could just do the whole screen graphic compose on the RPi instead.

But the Android isn't doing much anyway.
[General Topics] Renate:
I really like my "zig-zag" formatting of temperatures.

If you put everything on one line it's hard to grasp trends.

If you make it two stacked lines you lose the time correlation.

Not rocket science, but I like it.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] nurps:
It never really worked, somewhere during the process the files are messed up.

A raw file should never look like this:

Samsung S24U ExpertRAW looks like 8bit jpg, ProMode dng completely broken

Is it Samsung or is it Adobe? This effect is not visible in the embedded preview. Also not a new issue, happend with S23U and S22U. Original dng source: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/33kkhszxvkpul0wobqwfz/20240125_204051.dng?rlkey=an9u77f7wchzockal0n4fbybq&dl=0 More Infos...

community.adobe.com
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] JohnTheFarm3r:
Welcome to the club of fake "RAW" haters. lol

This is kind of a known thing for ages. Samsung isn't the only one baking their "RAW", which automatically makes it a post-processed image and not a RAW image.

The only way currently to take RAW images, directly out of the sensor RAW stream is MotionCam or similar apps that are accessing the RAW stream directly without post processing.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] nurps:
I'm ok with computational raw, if advertised as such and if there is an alternative to get conventional raw (Pro Mode for Samsung).

I am not ok if an app has the same issue for years that produces unusable photos and costumer support totally ignoring/understanding any requests to fix it.

ExpertRAW is fine for what it is, it should just do what it's supposed to do.

The odd thing is, they manage to have this issue only in the "raw data" while the embedded preview is free of these artifacts.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] blackhawk:
Is it the preview ok when viewed in the app?

Is the jpeg conversion ok from the RAW image?

Canon always had slick RAW management apps and lossless jpeg/RAW editing.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] nurps:
That's what I said yea, so somewhere along the process it worked. The conversion is not ok if done from the raw data, but on the phone with the gallery app it probably just extracts the embedded preview.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] blackhawk:
If it screws up the final output it's useless.

You should have complete control over output; sure it's not a settings issue or app conflict?

Try clearing the data and the system cache.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] nurps:
As this is happening over 3 years and 3 generations of phones and different incarnations of the app, no I do not think it is my fault.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] blackhawk:
Samsung is notorious for hidden settings and not always warning of settings conflicts.

If you disabled any of the numerous Samsung services or small system apps this could be the cause, dependencies.

Usually I'm able to track down the cause, eventually. Otherwise I use a 3rd party work around. Troubleshooting is much easier in Pie, I have noticed that!
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] JohnTheFarm3r:
It's not a setting. Most of the OEMs do this. In other words, BAKED RAWs. Even Apple does it with "ProRes RAW"
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] nurps:
There is no "produce 8 bit artifacts in dark areas in ExpertRAW data only, preview is clear" setting that I missed. Actually the settings aren't even that complex. And I got rather lazy lately, no mods or disabled services.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] nurps:
Apple is getting away with artifacts in their computational raw too?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] JohnTheFarm3r:
Yep lol
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] Marksleivas:
Hello, good day friends, sorry if this is not the place to consult, but I have a similar problem, with my Fold 5, when a Hard Reset is performed from Recovery, the cell phone works perfectly but when I turn it off and on, it loses the cell signal. phone, the phone doesn't work. network signal, if I enter the CSC Modem through Odin it asks me to restart with Hard Reset and it works again without problems, until I turn it off and on, I have tried with Room from other countries, I am almost sure it is Firmware, there may be a friend. Can you help me please? Thank you so much!
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] _GRIZZLY_:
Sim card are fine? Are you tested in ofther phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5] iceepyon:
Did you root or install a custom OS onto your device? If you haven't take your device into Samsung and let them check it out.
[Xiaomi 13 Pro] rolleraw:
Hi,

I am trying to build and flash Xiaomi 13 Pro kernel that was open sourced on https://github.com/MiCode/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource on fuxi-t-oss branch. I managed to compile the kernel using clang-r450784e and config file pulled from the device (only removed the CONFIG_UNUSED_KSYMS_WHITELIST).

Then I did boot.img repacking test. I used the magiskbootimg to unpack and pack again the boot.img. Flashed the boot.img and device booted fine.

Finally I used the magiskbootimg to pack my own kernel. Unpacked boot.img removed the kernel file and copied my out/arch/arm64/boot/Image into same dir and named it kernel as the removed file, re-packed boot.img and flashed. However, after that device got into boot loop.

So, yeah I am aware that I did smth wrong, but the question is what? Normally I would try to dump kernel log buffer from the boot loop and see what happens, but I have not found anything in pstore, the /proc/last-kmsg is also not available. Therefore, is there any other way to read logs from Xiaomi devices? Other vendors expose it via proc/pstore or save it in the file system, but I have not found anything on Xiaomi.

Could anyone point me into some direction? Any obvious mistake? Or idea how to get logs from the boot loop?

Currently running Hyper OS (nuwa_global_images_OS1.0.1.0.UMBMIXM_14.0)
[Xiaomi 13 Pro] rolleraw:
Hmm so I have flashed TWRP for Xiaomi 13 Pro to see if the pstore log during bootloop. But it seems that on Latest Android TWRP recovery share kernel loaded from boot.img. So if I try to test new kernel and get bootloop, the TWRP will not work. After bootloops I am pushed to fastboot mode, but if I flash working boot.img and then jump to recovery then there is nothing in pstore :<

Any ideas how to get logs?

Tried fastboot commands to get logs but they failed:

fastboot oem lkmsg
FAILED (remote: 'minidump partition is invalid')
fastboot: error: Command failed
fastboot oem pkmsg
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
fastboot oem fbreason
(bootloader) Reason:LoadImageAndAuth Fail
(bootloader) Powerup Reason: 80001
[Xiaomi 13 Pro] Noob9496:
Check the /data/local/bootlog folder. There should be a file called bootlog.txt . Or check folder /dev/logfs.
[Xiaomi 13 Pro] rolleraw:
there are logs only from successful boots on valid image, or to TWRP, no logs from the custom kernel :(
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] james_lpool:
Hi, does anyone know if any of the apps like WhatsApp or Snapchat etc can support ext usb cameras, if not that app then any others?

Is there any way to get it to work for anyone know please?

Regards James
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] ajshaikh1:
an option is to use Whatsapp for Windows and use regular usb webcam
[OnePlus 12] Mastiff:
I use EOS several times every day, it's a remote control app for J.River Media Center. On my Huawei with Android 12 that has not been a problem at all, but my brand new (today...) OnePlus 12 says it's not compatible when I try to install it with Total Commander's APK installer or from the built-in Files app. Is there any way to force install this app or other apps that are deemed incompatible? I have an animated Starship Enterprise screen background that's been with me for ten years, and I'd like to force install that too if possible. I am a total Rain Man when it comes to changes on my phone! I want the screens to look and work just like my previous phone.

I know that I can root and edit build.prop but that meant that I have to root, and rooting will lose me Google Pay, which I also need.
[OnePlus 12] Marcinoo97:
As long as its an arm64 app u can but u would need a pc or a terminal app that can use adb on local device. so just ran command

adb install --bypass-low-target-sdk-block .apk
[OnePlus 12] Mastiff:
Fantastic, thanks a lot! Worked like a charm! (y)
[Huawei P9 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] vvvbbbcz:
English isn't my first language.

Based on Insane Kernel, contains all features of Insane Kernel

Additional Features​

HID support

Wi-Fi injection support

RTL88XXAU support

NFS server and client support

NTFS write support

Installation​

Note: This installer makes changes to your vendor partition. Don't forget to backup your vendor partition!!!

Download the latest kernel.img

Check the SHA256 checksum of the file

Flash in TWRP

Reboot

Download​

SourceForge

XDA: DevDB Information

[KERNEL][8.0.0.540+] NetHunter Kernel for Huawei P9

Contributors

vvvbbbcz, Wattsensi, hackslash

Source Code: https://gitlab.com/vvvbbbcz/android_kernel_huawei_hi3650

Kernel Special Features: CONFIG_EAS, CONFIG_SECURITY_SELINUX_DEVELOP, CONFIG_HID, CONFIG_WIFI_INJECTION, CONFIG_RTL88XXAU

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: 1.0

Stable Release Date: 2024-02-10

Created 2024-02-10

Last Updated 2024-02-10
[Huawei P9 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] CreepNo1C:
Hey First of all thank you for your Work. Second, iam confused how to handle NetHunter Installation.

1. Do i need to have a custom OS installed in Order to Install NetHunter ? (Last offiziell Android Version is 7 (Nougat) but the kernels i saw referr either to Oreo(Emui) or pie(Lineage16)

2. Do i need to build it within Kali or can i Download a prebuild and Just Install the kernel?

3. Do i need Magisk to Install NetHunter fs ?

I Build a ZIP with the build.py but twrp Report an Error (ZIP File corrupted) No Matter what build i create.

Thank you very much in advance.
[Huawei P9 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] vvvbbbcz:
Here are my answers, you can reply if you have any question.

1. You must update your OS to EMUI 8 via OTA before both kernel and custom OS installation. Because this kernel only support EMUI 8.0.0.540 or above, and custom OS requires PT which only support Android 8 or above. At present, the latest official OS for Huawei P9 is EMUI 8, which based on Android 8 (Oreo). If you just want to install NetHunter, and don't want to install this kernel, you can continue use Android 7.

2. You don't need to build it because I have provided a flashable ZIP which can be flashed via TWRP. In my opinion, the most convenient installation method is to install NetHunter and the kernel I provided respectively.

3. If you are using EMUI, I recommend that you should install NetHunter and fs as a Magisk module via Magisk, because EMUI encrypted /data partition and you will brick your device if you format it. If you are using custom OS, you can install NetHunter via TWRP, then extract the fs .xz file from the NetHunter flashable zip, install it via NetHunter APP, which not require Magisk.

About zip corrupt: Huawei devices are quite different common Android devices, so specific methods must be adopted.

Supplement: The LineageOS 16 which I am using is [ROM][Treble][microG]LineageOS 16.0 for HUAWEI P9. (Don't forget to upgrade to EMUI 8 before flash it.)

Thank you for your support.
[Huawei P9 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Navid-N:
thanks for what you have done.

I flashed it in twrp, but when I boot the phone, it lags and the lockscreen pincode doesn't work

even when the lockscreen is removed the screen lags and you can't access settings, especially lockscreen section.

-I'm on emui oreo b550(latest officially supported build number by insane kernel)

I tried to compile the kernel myself with the source codes, I couldn't make it right I'm not an expert at all, just tried.

could you fix the bug please?
[Huawei P9 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] uuusername:
Huawei released the Android 8 version of this phone, but you need to get it in "my huawei" (I do not really know its English name,but in Chinese it is called 我的华为) app.
[Huawei P9 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] vvvbbbcz:
I am sorry to tell you that I can't fix this bug because my P9 has flashed this ROM and every time I tried to return stock firmware, it boot into recovery and says that data partition broken.🤣
[Huawei P9 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] pabluskyfermar:
Thank you for your work! I have a few questions regarding the installation of NetHunter and this kernel on my Huawei P9

What I have:

OS: Lineage 16.0

Recovery: Stock EMUI Recovery

My questions are the following:

1. Since I have the stock recovery, I need to install TWRP to flash the Kernel, I assume I can install the version of TWRP mentioned here. If another version is required or a newer one can be installed, please point me in the right direction

2. I have compiled NetHunter using the NetHunter-installer GitLab repo using this command:

However, the .zip file generated does not contain any fs .xz file. Again, if I'm doing something wrong correct me.

3. Lastly, once I have the files (your kernel file and the .zip file generated by NetHunter-installer) how do I proceed with the installation? How does the /data encryption interfere with the installation and what route do I have to follow because of this limitation?

Again, thank you for your work.
[General Questions and Answers] Cr7777777.:
So i have The Sm-t560 and i flashed twrp back the and deleted everythimg when i tried to reflash today i got fail in Odin then it worked but when i Booted recovery there Was twrp Logo for a few seconds then i tried flashing Stock It failed because my cable was wiggly and now its doing nothing Not showing any life any fixes?
[General Questions and Answers] EllieCat:
Try changing the cable to a more sturdy cable that won’t wiggle that much.
[General Questions and Answers] mestre3224:
besides the changing of the cable, try flashing the rom with adb sideload :p
[General Questions and Answers] Cr7777777.:
My Computer doesnt even recognice it anymore?
[General Questions and Answers] mestre3224:
try something like this
[General Questions and Answers] mvikrant97:
It shall be in diag mode now.

SPRD U2S Diag mode.
[General Questions and Answers] Cr7777777.:
Thanks for the help but the motherboard is dead
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tonyfiore75:
Hi All,

Just wanted to share my thoughts about the Peak Design Everyday Case.

Everyday Case for Pixel 8 Pro

A Pixel phone case with the perfect balance of slimness, smart aesthetics, and protection, plus it brilliantly connects to the entire Peak Design Mobile Ecosystem. It's a phone case with zero compromise—and you don't have to take our word. The Wirecutter frankly admits "we don't say this often...

www.peakdesign.com

For those of you who miss the official Google case made with fabric (me being one of them), this is as close as you're probably going to get. I absolutely love how the fabric feels in the hand vs any of the other silicone options. I opted for the midnight color. The only other alternative I enjoy is the D-Brand or Bellroy leather options, although I feel Bellroy's quality has declined over the last few years and I don't feel the price is justified.

Protection-wise the Peak Design case does a very good job. There is a polycarbonate body that seem to provide good if not very good protection. I wish the TPU bumpers were slightly softer only because I feel like if the phone fell, the softer material would provide more cushioning and shock absorption. But I'm just nit-picking now. The TPU bumpers provide a lip around the phone which protects the camera and the screen.

The power / volume rocker buttons (aluminum) are very responsive. There are no issues using them as if they were just how Google designed it. I've experienced issues with other cases where the buttons feel cheap, clicky, too stiff, etc. This is certainly not the case with the Peak Design case. They're seamless to use.

The ports are cleanly cut and do what they're supposed to.

No issues charging the phone wirelessly with the case on.

The phone is not super light but it's certainly lighter than the D-Brand case that I have. It's a nice balance between light and heavy. It's actually perfect for me. I don't want to feel like there's a brick in my pocket but I also want to feel that the case is providing ample protection, which I believe the Peak Design case is.

As for the MagSafe aspect, I have not used that as of yet. But I did purchase a Vent Mount for my car which I will be testing shortly.

One last thing - I do have a Whitestone Dome screen protector on my P8P and the case did not cause any issues with it whatsoever, in case anyone was wondering about that.

To summarize, I love the case. I wish I had just gotten this case at the outset. I'm rarely if ever using my D-Brand case. I had been using the official Google case, which I do like, but I much prefer the nylon canvas exterior of the Peak Design. It's not cheap but you get what you pay for. And considering we have these phones in our hands off and on all day, I'd like to be happy with my case and not think about getting another one. I am happy with this case and won't be shopping for ay others.

Please let me know if you have any questions. I'm more than happy to share answers to whatever you may me concerned about.

Thanks for reading!
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] suisujin2:
Thanks for the review.

I have the case, bike mount and charging stand for about 2 month now. The bike mount is pretty good and I use it almost daily. It's very easy to attach the case to the bike mount and also easy to remove. I think the stand is way too expensive. The aluminum seems to be solid but I can sometimes hear coil whine (it got better over time). I don't like the way the cable sticks out of the back. It always gets bend a little bit. The stand feels like a prototype. Very heavy (for no reason?) and they didn't know where to route the cable.

For me the case adds too much size and weight to the phone. Peak Design made the case longer to fit a loop at the bottom. This and the magnets and lock make the whole phone even more top heavy. Also, it is not very grippy and the hole makes it uncomfortable to hold. It is not too bad but I'm only still using it because I attach it to my bike during commuting. A downside of the hole is, that dust accumulates there. Cleaning is easy though.

The biggest problem I have with this case is however that it affects the NFC. The IC card function for public transport (Icoca) works but maybe a little bit slower than a dedicated card or without the case (?). However, when I try to pay with Google Pay it often takes over 10 seconds until it works and sometimes the terminal throws an error.

A workaround is to start the Google wallet app before paying. Maybe the NFC is in some kind of sleep state and the magnets interfere with the start-up or something similar? I don't know.

All in all I really like the bike mount and I'm okay with paying a little bit more for it. For me the charging stand and case are too expensive for what they offer.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tonyfiore75:
Thanks for your review, @suisujin2 . I guess this just tells us that we all want different things from our cases, haha. Specifically, I do like a little bulk to my case. It lets me know it's there so I don't sit on it, forget it, etc. Haha. I also never use Google Pay / NFC. But I can see how that might pose a problem for people who do. You're right, though, it isn't particularly grippy. I don't find it slippery but the bumpers could be a little more tactile.

I had to return the vent mount for my car. It didn't fit. The vents themselves are too narrow, unfortunately. That was kind of a bummer to realize. I may get the car mount that you can just mount anywhere. We'll see.

I am in agreement that all of the Peak Design products are a bit too expensive. Some of these brands are out of their minds with their prices. Particularly Mous and d-Brand. Then again, we're the idiots who buy them, haha.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] liggerz87:
IV bought this case for the pixel 6 pro I had like 3 2 red and 1 black I have this case now for the pixel 7 pro it now has bars over the camera circle cut outs on theb6 it didn't have it I have this case with whitestone dome
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] liggerz87:
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[Google Pixel 8 Pro] suisujin2:
You are right. Everyone has different expectation from a case.

As I said I don't have a problem with paying objectively too much for a product when it's good. With Peak Design however it seems that they don't really test their products. I also own the first generation of the Everyday Backpack. The mechanism to adjust the length of the shoulder straps is not tight enough. After some walking or hiking they lengthen and you have to adjust them. I got fixed with the second generation.

I now read a report from someone with an iPhone 12 mini, I think, who also had the same problems that I have. I expect from a company who sells very expensive cases with magnets in it, that it tests the compatibility extensively.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tonyfiore75:
It sounds to me like you should stop buying Peak Design products, lol.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] suisujin2:
Would probably be the best. :LOL:

I think the design ideas and quality of materials are pretty good.

The case has almost the same fabric look as the backpack, which is nice.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] tonyfiore75:
Considering all I wrote above, after spending several days with the case I do wish it had more of a grip to it. You were right. So there's that.

I ordered a Pela case to try, hahaha! I'm never satisfied with these stupid cases. I used to really like the Bellroy cases but I feel like their quality has really dropped in the last couple of years. The leather doesn't even feel like leather anymore.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MoneyNotEnough:
Looking forward to your review of the pela case!:)
[General Questions and Answers] TheGhost1951:
We need a fully functioning android app for XDA Forums to use on phones. Has it been developed or is it in the developing stage. Loved the old app and setup. It was easier to follow what was going on in the areas of interest!

Theghost1951
[General Questions and Answers] EllieCat:
[CLOSED] [Development] [UNOFFICIAL] XDA Forums App

INTRO : Instead of that XDA app on Google play that the Devs does not update it regularly, takes a lot of time to open and has some bugs, so I decided to introduce for you a new unofficial replacement --- a new XDA Forums app ! In-app...

xdaforums.com
[General Questions and Answers] sd_shadow:
See this post

How to Install XDA as a PWA on mobile

Requests to Moderators and Recommendations for XDA improvements

[All XDA Members] Requests to Moderators and Admins [All XDA Members] Feedback/Recommendations for XDA

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[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] WillySonicteam:
I have problems,my front keyboard no work,only work one moment.

sorry for my english.

thanks
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] MikeChannon:
Suggest you search on d/pad failure. There's been a lot written about buttons not working. It's probably all related to this situation:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=321163

even if you do not get a white screen.

Mike