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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] medeis_jar:
I tryied other USB ports, tryied reinstal drivers on other ports, tryied reinstal AS nothing work .. ;/
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] medeis_jar:
Yes i formated to fat 32 and by card reader in my PC i copied ROM on memory card and renamed it .... dont working...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Cal-El:
Do you have another computer available? A friends maybe? So you can see if it works on that one!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] medeis_jar:
I tryied on all computers is the same problem windows dont reconigze device.... weird isnt it ?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] redbandana:
which rom did you recently flash? had this issue last night with tf3d but I fixed it with the steps I mentioned above.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] medeis_jar:
I am form Poland so i flashed ROM maked by Makus from our polish site PDAclub.pl his ROM working good on others kaisers, in my he work good too i had him a week before ( i tested some new ROMs and back to this old one). And i think that if i flash ROM again it help but how can i do that without usb connection and with not working storage card mode ? ;/
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] redbandana:
do you have anything else at your place that features a mini usb port? like an old ppc/razr/blackberry? If so attempt to connect one of those devices with the same usb cable. You may have damaged it, idk, just throwing out suggestions now because usually the steps i mentioned earlier in this thread solves the same issue for me. Hope you get it solved.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] medeis_jar:
Hmmm i dont have nothing like that, but my USB cable is good i checked it by my multimetr...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] medeis_jar:
guys help me plz
[Samsung Galaxy J4+ Questions & Answers] noname09133:
I can't boot into twrp after flashing the stock rom for my samsung j4+
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[OnePlus 11] hazoukabe:
Can someone help me out,my fastboot isnt detecting my phone is there any drivers i need to install?
[OnePlus 11] hazoukabe:
Never mind guys i managed to fix it
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
Would be nice if you post about how you were able to fix it. Would help others who face such a problem.
[OnePlus 11] hazoukabe:
So my Oneplus11 wasnt being detected By fastboot And i managed to fix it heres how:

First of all download the driver Below

So basically you're going to want to go to device manger under actoin> Add Legacy Hardware and add the driver just plug your phone and it should be detected i hope that helps
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite] Difficul:
I have tried OxygenOs 14 from Nippon telegram and installed with vega bobo dsu

When I restart , it reboots straight to fastboot mode , it looks like samsung fastboot mode

I hope I can run oxygen on this device

My computer is running Fydeos full disk and I'm too lazy to install windows on another disk
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite] tom.android:
i don't think this dsu for Port ROM installation.

and my warning ! very risky to test T22x with port rom.(with unofficial twrp or-no maintain from dev + nippon rom.)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite] Difficul:
nippon is dead after released some android 14 Gsi
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Provinomico:
Hey ppl,

I had my S24 Ultra suddenly dying last week, it was RMAed and came back in a couple of days.

Apparently customer support did nothing, it was returned with a 'did not repair' on the work report accompanying the package. But it was powered on and working so...

Anyway, I've been checking it this past couple of days, and it seems it eats battery at a faster rate. I did a mild debloating first thing when I set it up and all those packages are still disabled, so I continued digging and went to check the syslog.

The amount of traces dumped on the syslog if freaking, there are several traces being dumped each second with varying log levels, so here are a few questions?

Is it normal to see "debug" level logs on the syslog? shouldn't those be explicitly enabled if there's something to debut? there are a few of those.

Is there a system wide setting to set the minimum log level to be dumped? why would logs other than Error/Severe being dumped all the time?

Would it be possible to shut down the logd process? what are the logs used for if I have all telemetry I know of turned off?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] p.dixon0:
From what you've said - you've disabled packages and you're seeing an immense amount of logging - tells me you've probably disabled something that you shouldn't.

Personally, my next steps would be to re-enable everything you've disabled and run that for a bit, check the system logs and see what they're doing - battery life etc.

Then if that's OK, disable things one by one in a methodical, systematic, way and monitor.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Provinomico:
Thanks for the reply.

Yeah, but I was seeing Info, Verbose, and Debug level logs, to my knowledge those shouldn't be on by default, regardless of packages being disabled or not. And I was not seeing many -if any- Error or Fatal logs, which would point to something being broken after because of package disabling (when I disable stuff I check everything's working fine, I mostly disable packages I know are safe or functions I don't want to use).

I just wanted to check what type of logging activity people had on their phones, to validate if this was something related to the RMA that was enabled to troubleshoot the problem and was not set back to 'normal' before sending it back to me.

Anyway I've done a bit of research and found how to set the severity level you want logs to be dumped, using adb, here's the command:

adb shell setprop log.tag S

That's for setting the severity level temporarily until the phone is rebooted. After a reboot it reverts to the 'persistent' loging level. If you want to change that to set the level regardless of reboots, you'd want to use:

adb shell setprop persist.log.tag S

The last letter is the lowing level, here's the list from lowest priority to highest. The idea is, logs at the same or higher level than the one you set are dumped, lower priority levels are not. So I set mine to 'S', and whenever I want to check something, or send a log report to a developer if an application cashs (I've helped some developers debugging a few times), I'll set log levels back to verbose.

V: Verbose (lowest priority)

D: Debug

I: Info

W: Warning

E: Error

F: Fatal

S: Silent (highest priority, where nothing is ever printed)

Hope this helps anybody searching for this kind of info in the future.

Regards!
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] p.dixon0:
Ah cracking, nice one!

I've been meaning to check the logging on my S24U as it randomly restarts every few weeks (with the option to restart in the event of issues disabled) and I don't know why.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] KinitoPET:
I have a .zip of Viber I want to install. Inside there is a Signature.xml and some other folders (in the Bin folder there is some Viber.exe thing)

How do I install it?
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] wakkaday:
anyone know?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nenomus:
I can add the path to the FTP folder, but the app won't accept it.

App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.al.dlnaserver&hl=en_IN

I connect my USB pen drive to my router and it acts as an FTP server.
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Skylagged:
I dont really know what to say here so ill just get to the point.

I tried using Adb recently on my vog-l29 but whenever i try to get it it doesnt show any device, and my Windows also says "The usb device is not recognized". Does someone know what to do or am i screwed

in device manager this just comes
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Skylagged:
I tried manually adding the device as MTP, thats what the screenshot is in the post.

Heres also what adb shows.

also, i cant use HiSuite aswell because it obviously also doesnt recognize it.
[Xiaomi Redmi 7 Questions & Answers] Shanahan:
Hi!

I have a brick Redmi 7.

It started with the following error from which I could not proceed.

View attachment 6125764

I now have Qualcomm HS-USB QDloader 9008 (COM4) mode connected to my pc (windows 11).

Do you have a solution for this?

Thanks in advance for your help.
[Xiaomi Redmi 7 Questions & Answers] Shanahan:
View attachment 6125766
[Xiaomi Redmi 7 Questions & Answers] Shanahan:
Is it possible that my phone is a Y3?

What should I do?
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] yoha:
How can I remove some programs who I don't use from Artemis Touch 4.02 Full with 4 sided cube rom?:confused: Thanks
[Xiaomi Pad 6] Lixbeto:
Hi,

I just bought a Xiaomi Pad 6 with the keyboard with trackpad.

By default the kind of scrolling is "Natural Scroll", and I would like to disable it.

But in the Stylus and Keyboard category if I disable/enable "Natural Scroll" it doesn't work, it is always to natural scroll movement. When I disable it only affects to external bluetooth mouses with scroll button, but not to the trackpad of the Xiaomi keyboard.

Is there a way to disable it in the keyboard trackpad?

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3060PlayZ:
Hello! I've heard about tools like Cellebrite and Grayshift, which can unlock certain devices without knowing the password. How can we protect against such attacks, does activating the option to auto-reset the phone after a certain amount of attempts save us from tools like these?

Because if the Android lock screen can be bypassed just by using some tool, that pretty much anyone can get their hands on, what's the point of even having a lock screen?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] V0latyle:
These tools are both forensic in nature and only sold to law enforcement agencies. Grayshift alone costs $15,000 to $30,000. We aren't talking about something that is freely available on the Internet. If your phone gets seized by law enforcement, you have bigger problems to contend with because they will likely obtain a court order obligating you to unlock your phone for them under penalty of contempt.

A factory reset wouldn't protect you either as it simply reformats /data and does not zeroize it, so they can still recover your data, and although it would be encrypted, they'd be able to decrypt it easy enough once they have your security code.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3060PlayZ:
Well, I see people using them on YouTube and saw some repair shops also use them, so I thought that Cellebrite can be obtained by an individual. It worries me that if someone can just bypass my lock screen if I lose my phone with tools like these, he can steal all my data.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3060PlayZ:
I found out they are being sold on ebay too :/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SomeRandomGuy:
What are you trying to protect against? Every specific aspect has specific threats, of which using [mostly] forensic tools may not be the most direct method to bypass anyway.

For example, text messages are likely copied by a plurality of government agencies in flight on the wire, long before they get to your device. Ditto emails.

Social media, even though you can remain relatively anonymous if you are careful, still has metadata (DNS requests, post time correlation, etc) that could give you away with some certainty, and other means (outside your phone) could be used to exfiltrate actual data.

Most banking app details (e.g. authentication tokens) are trivially stored, relying on system security which is a cat-and-mouse game for the rest of eternity. I wouldn't trust those without MFA (via separate device) or hardware key.

The fact your device has power means phone cell tower triangulation knows you exist (even if no sim is in the device) and where.

Remember a "stock" phone means Google crap (e.g. Play Store) runs with full root rights and can drive-by install whatever the hell it (or a law enforcement agency) wants to. You'd combat this with CalyxOS or similar hardened third party OS (naming Calyx in particular due to signed bootloader chain, but there are others).

If you have an app with a solid E2E communications protocol (I'm not naming names in fear of looking like I am endorsing them), with anything stored locally encrypted (with a strong password) at rest OUTSIDE the OS, the forensic tools will just net their overlords an encrypted blob. If you're merely interested in protecting pictures or something, there are virtual encrypted disk apps you can run that would have the same net effect.

Hiding your browse history on Etsy? Meh, well...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3060PlayZ:
I don't want someone to be able to get into my phone (which is an A52s on the latest stock rom) if someone has physical access. I don't want people to access Discord, Viber, my pics, my gallery, and most importantly my passwords. I don't do banking on my phone. Does enabling Auto Blocker which blocks software updates from USB, and enabling the 20 max attempts limit to reset the phone protect my phone against such attacks?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SomeRandomGuy:
TL;DR: I wouldn't assume ANYTHING blanket-ly protects every app against this. If the phone has a QC chipset (An A52S is QC SM7325 Snapdragon IIRC, so "yes"), there's likely a means to imaging the entire phone via EDL that can then be cracked offline on some mega-cluster. That could recover stuff on disk that survived even a functioning "wipe" for invalid PIN entry count.

The average street thief won't have the forensic tools, and is likely of little threat. (Likewise, the street thief will not rent 283929389023923 GPUs to brute force your password). If you are going up against a state level actor, well, good luck. You'd need someone far smarter than me to consult against that.

Don't discount social engineering. If I were, hypothetically, a spy targeting you, I may send you a text while you are out on a stroll. You pause and enter your passcode, unaware that I'm watching you with a powerful camera that captures what you type. Send in my thug to snatch it out of your hands while you are distracted (this also keeps you from wiping your fingerprint off the reader, if you use bio auth) and I either have your phone, still unlocked, or the means to unlock it before you can get to a remote reset tool. (Unless, of course, your self defense abilities are on point, but I won't go there...).

Again, SPECIFIC things, like passwords, can utilize specific services (many security-audited companies trust tools like 1Password, YMMV) to encrypt these to a relatively safe degree. Local files/pictures can use a virtual disk encryption tool to make a volume to use as default. I have no idea how to protect Discord etc. In the above scenario you wouldn't have unlocked any of these safe-within-a-safe means, and your data would still remain safe.

Still... if you have a picture of commercial [blackmail] value you need to not just protect your phone, but also any cloud backup providers; you need to make sure the apps you install have no malware (if you have an encrypted drive mounted, depending on permissions, other apps can see it too); etc.

Sorry this long winded answer isn't what you want to hear, but it is the reality of security: sufficiently motivated actors will find a way. You simply have to out-motivate them.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3060PlayZ:
Nah I use fingerprint, almost never use pattern/pin..

I entered EDL mode once on my Tab A7 (not my A52s) by accident like a lot of users have done on that device but that mode was useless cuz no resources were available for that device and I couldn't easily get out of it so if you get into EDL you are stuck either way.

What worries is me seeing repair shops using Cellebrite all the time from just a single PC running Windows on YouTube. If it was that secret how would they have gotten this tool??
[Sony Xperia 1 VI] goudidi:
Hello, when I schedule the battery to recharge between 11 p.m. and 8 a.m. in the morning. He never reaches 100% at that time. (87%, 85%,...). Has this happened to others, or should I try a repair with companion? Thank you 😊
[Sony Xperia 1 VI] jaseman:
You can try a repair but I would be surprised if that helps. I would bet it simply has to do with the software not working as we expect. Personally I just charge mine to 80%. I plug it in when I wake up and while I'm doing my morning necessaries it completes the charging. I know many say it has slow charging but it seems fast to me! Not OnePlus fast....but fast enough.
[Sony Xperia 1 VI] goudidi:
Thank you for your reply. Hopefully a future update will fix the issue. Good day
[OnePlus 12] Tylox_:
So this is just an annoying issue.

When typing, the keys on the edges are really unresponsive. It takes way to long to register touches. I don't think this was an issue on the China rom, but I needed android auto so I switches to global.

You can test this by long pressing the right side of the 'p' key. It takes like half a second to respond. The right side of that same key is good. When it's just typing, it's a lot less but still noticable. It feels like lag.

I tried to minimise the effect by lowering the 'Sensitivity to back gesture' in System navigation, but it's not completely gone.

When searching online, I've seen a lot of posts dating back to the Oneplus 8. Does anyone have a solution?
[General Questions and Answers] Techie-Oses:
I have a samsung phone which is from 2021 and it has fastbootd in recovery because I enabled it in recovery but I want to use "Entering fastboot mode" instead of fastbootd and my bootloader is unlocked and I don't care about hard or soft bricking my device its my experimental phone and my personal phone is different so anyone knows how I can use "Entering fastboot mode" on my samsung phone? I always get in that mode but can't flash anything as it shows invalid argument but it shows in platform tools! its serial number also shows in platform tools and it is not showing as unauthorized so I think the mode could be used to flash partition images so anyone knows how to use this mode :D
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
IMO even though you enabled fastbootd in your Samsung phone's recovery from 2021, you likely won't be able to use standard fastboot commands.

Samsung devices use a different flashing method compared to phones that rely on fastboot. They use a tool called Odin or Heimdall for flashing firmware and other files.
[General Questions and Answers] Techie-Oses:
On some samsung phone fastboot mode is actually available

See it has fastboot mode
[Realme 9 5G SE] jijijin77:
I dont know what happen 1 month before I stuck in bootloop and after 1 month i Open my phone and boot like this
[Xiaomi Redmi 7 Questions & Answers] maximkonukh:
I have this device. I didn't know it was from China, the bootloader was already unlocked from purchase. after flashing to the global version, I accidentally blocked the bootloader. now in the recovery the inscription this miui version can't be installed on this device. I can boot into fastboot. when flashing via miflash in edl, after authorization is rejected (I do not have an authorized account), the error cannot receive hello packet is displayed. in qfil a qsaharaserver fail error. What can I do?
[Xiaomi Redmi 7 Questions & Answers] IsHacker:
Is your device's codename "lavender"?
[Xiaomi Redmi 7 Questions & Answers] maximkonukh:
onc
[General Topics] ratcliffe_mike:
I am using Family Link and if I delete my child's account from the phone and add my parent account then the device appears in https://play.google.com/library/devices as it should.

The problem is that to add my child's account I have to remove my parent account and the device immediately disappears from my device list.

Goog7e say that's right, so you should need to pay for apps for each child account seperately.

With my other kids I installed new firmware inbetween, so their devices are preserved in my devices list, which means I can install software I have purchased under my parent account to their phones.

I don't really want to do a factory reset or change the firmware, does anybody know another way of preserving the device my child is using in my device list?
[Redmi Note 10] Ryu_Tenma:
I am using Redmi Note 10JE. But I don't know how to install TWRP. Please tell me how to install TWRP on Redmi Note 10JE. Sorry. I am Japanese, so I used Google Translate.
[Redmi Note 10] NOSS8:
This device is quite rare and uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 480 while the redmi note 10 uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 678.
[Redmi Note 10] Ryu_Tenma:
Thank you for your reply.

In other words, should I install it like Redmi Note10?
[Redmi Note 10] NOSS8:
I don't recommend it, it's probably incompatible.
[Redmi Note 10] Ryu_Tenma:
Thank you.

There are almost no articles about TWRP for Redmi Note10JE, so I think it's difficult, but I'll try my best.
[Redmi Note 10] NOSS8:
The Japanese versions have a different soc like the Xiaomi Redmi Note 10T for example.

But why do you want to install TWRP?
[Redmi Note 10] Ryu_Tenma:
This is because MIUI14 is very heavy and has a lot of pre-installed apps and I tried to install a custom ROM because it was running too slow.
[Redmi Note 10] NOSS8:
What is the full name of the rom on the phone and the model number?
[Redmi Note 10] Ryu_Tenma:
What is the full name of the ROM?

All I know is that it is Xiaomi Redmi Note 10JE.

The model number is XIG02.
[Redmi Note 10] NOSS8:
I can't find any rom or code name for this device.

Trying with a ROM or TWRP for another model may brick your device.

You can use these apps to remove unwanted apps:

No longer up to date but works very well

Note: This project is outdated and no longer maintained.

A simple tool for managing Xiaomi devices on desktop using ADB and Fastboot

szaki.github.io

Or

[TOOL] ADB AppControl 1.8.5 🚀 Ultimate App Manager & Debloat Tool + Tweaks

ADB AppControl 🚀 Root is not required. Works with any Android device. Can do almost everything you dreamed about with applications. ADB AppControl - the desktop program, that will allow you to easily manage applications on your android device...

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try this CMD in fastboot mode for more information and post the result:

"fastboot getvar all".
[Redmi Note 10] Ryu_Tenma:
Mod translation: Thank you so much. I'll give it a try.

どうもありがとうございます。

試してみます。
[Redmi Note 10] NOSS8:
try this CMD in fastboot mode for more information and post the result:

"fastboot getvar all".
[Redmi Note 10] Ryu_Tenma:
Thank you very much. I was able to remove the unwanted pre-installed apps.
[Redmi Note 10] NOSS8:
Post the result of:

try this COMMAND in fastboot mode for more information and post the result:

"fastboot getvar all".

it's just to know the code name of this device and maybe more.
[Redmi Note 10] NOSS8:
Weird, it indicates the model instead of code name.
[Redmi Note 10] Ryu_Tenma:
It is called iris according to a website created by some volunteers, but there seems to be no official Xiaomi release of the codename.

Smartphones sold by Japanese carriers are assigned a model number, separate from the model name.

The model number of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 10JE is represented as XIG02.
[Redmi Note 10] NOSS8:
Yep, but what is the full name of the rom on the phone?