yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 9 Pro] pureawareness:
After installing crDroid I could not press install when I wanted to install an APK, also the feature set was ok, but not what I wanted, Matrix has a lot stuff I really like and runs pretty smooth.

Maybe I will try it too but for now I seem to be happy with Matrix Rom
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Nimueh:
Erm what? For YOU that might be the correct opinion (and rom), although an "opinion" can never be "correct". For ME and many others it most definitely is not. PA is way too barebone for me, no features ... I'll stick with Matrixx - and that is MY correct opinion :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kdrv3xc:
you know, you'd think i'd have learned that irony is just too hard to convey with text alone.

yes, aospa is more barebones than crdroid, but it's more of a CAF/CLO ROM than a lineage one. It does perform quite noticeably better than any other rom I've tried on the ol lemonadep (i miss when they had cool names, now i just have a phone named salami. how did someone come up with that name? and how did someone else approve that decision instead of firing that guy on the spot?)

but yes, everyone's own subjective opinion is their own correct opinion. just some are more correct than others.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] soldier760:
well , pixel os is very much same as pa in terms of fluidity and performance. Infact PA and Pixel os are only two roms i found fluid and stable and barely bloated with features
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kdrv3xc:
yeah they're very similar, but one is less bloated (googled) than the other.

don't get me wrong though, love me some google....just emphasis on the some.
[Nothing Phone 2] KnightUK:
Hi guys, I've recently got myself a Nothing Phone 2 and I've encountered a rather strange oddity/issue in just the first couple of hours of having it - Notification sounds are at different levels depending on what or where the sound is coming from (apps)

ill try and explain as best as i can here, but the 2 that are most noticeable are FB Messenger and my Ring Doorbell app - both of these sounds (message sound and doorbell activity sounds) are considerably lower than the standard sounds the phone has for say text/sms message app which is audible from my pocket or the other side of the room - but the app supplied/specific sounds are so much quieter that they cant be heard from pocket or the other side of the room - I have never encountered this before with any phones regardless of android versions.

Along side my Oppo Find x3 neo and my wifes S20Fe, those 2 will drown out my Nothing 2 quite easily comparing the FB messenger and Ring -

But on SMS tones, which is the standard nothing supplied tones, all 3 devices are equal in terms of loudness.

Have i missed some setting somewhere? second slider hidden somewhere or is it a broken/bug type of deal?

Edit - Should add, ive reset the device twice, its running the latest OS 2.5.5

Uninstalled apps and reinstalled them to no avail - the system provided sounds are still louder than the app provided sounds such as FB messenger and Ring doorbell app to name the easiest ones.

Anything that has a standard notification sound from the ones shipped with OS 2.5.5 are very loud indeed.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] ECeternalcat:
I make a KSU module to fix the Pen in Y700 2023 (JP NEC ROM),it's work fine in my device.

It's work in some Chinese system, such as HyperOS and ColorOS.

But you need set your screen refresh rate to 120Hz !!

In NEC ROM you don't need use specific screen refresh rate.

6.10 Update Now work in Magisk .

Magisk version change file when system is already boot, you need lock your device and open it

(Sorry for my poor English)
[Lenovo Legion Y700] ECeternalcat:
It seems that can make pen work in other system (gsi or MIUI/HypreOS/ColorOS), I'm not sure, can anyone try it and report it ?
[Lenovo Legion Y700] 悠悠西牧:
Thanks for sharing.

I'm struggling between zui and miui because of the pen.

I just ordered the 2023 Lenovo pen. I should be able to send a feedback in two days.

I wonder if a magisk version of the module can be produced.

KUS is not the tool I mainly use

The above text is from Google Translate

I'm sorry I'm a novice at English
[Lenovo Legion Y700] ECeternalcat:
I'm busy in these days, so I'll build the magisk version later.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] ECeternalcat:
I build a magisk version, you can try it. revember set your screen refresh rate to 120Hz
[Lenovo Legion Y700] 悠悠西牧:
Praise you

By the way, I saw your post on "酷安"and threw four coins./滑稽
[Lenovo Legion Y700] ECeternalcat:
thanks，but now the magisk version can't work.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] ECeternalcat:
The magisk version now work
[General Questions and Answers] Hendrix7:
Until the Galaxy S3 (2012), photo and video were separate camera modes. If you wanted to record a video, you had to switch to video mode first.

(Samsung Galaxy S3/SIII Camera & Video Settings - YouTube)

With the Galaxy S4 (2013), the camera UI made a sensible improvement: both photo and video are on the same page, so you didn't have to switch modes anymore.

Galaxy S4 camera screenshot with video mode integrated in photo mode
​

This added to the abundant benefits that Samsung already had over the Apple iPhone back then.

It stayed like this for half a decade. But in 2019, Samsung reverted back to smartphone stone age by making video a separate camera mode again, so the mode switching that no one missed from the Galaxy S3 times was back.

Galaxy S10 camera screenshot. Video recording is a separate mode again, like it was on the S3.
​

Why did Samsung revert back to mode switching? Isn't it much better to have both photo and video in one camera mode?
[General Questions and Answers] ze7zez:
In my opinion, the separate setting of the camera's mode before use ensures that the camera is more confidently prepared for optimal operation for a given mode. Note that modern cameras have many more modes than two.
[General Questions and Answers] Hendrix7:
Sounds plausible. It may start to record faster when you're already in video mode, but the switching itself takes time. Most of the time, it's just an extra annoying step.

It would be best to have the one-tap video shortcut in photo mode (like S3 to S9), but also a dedicated video mode for faster starting.

S4 to S9 also had many more camera modes than two, accessible from a submenu.

Here is what the menu of the "camera superstar" of its time, the S7, looked like:

Samsung Galaxy S7 camera modes
​

It was an overseeable simple menu with ten modes at once, where as the iPhone-inspired camera UI can at most show four modes on screen.

Galaxy S10 camera user interface - video mode out of reach.
​

And the transition animation adds delays when switching to a mode that is out of reach (not on screen).
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
Why NOT ask Samsung this question, but here?
[General Questions and Answers] Hendrix7:
Their support service is almost unreachable, so I was hoping someone here could make a good guess.

The most plausible explanation we have so far is:
[General Questions and Answers] ze7zez:
Your questions are not suitable, either for Samsung's technical department or for this forum, because the policy of all manufacturers towards product development is not made public. So no one will just give you a truthful answer.
[General Questions and Answers] Hendrix7:
I guess so.

Note that not only Samsung has switched to an Apple-like UI, but other vendors too, including Huawei (even before Samsung), Xiaomi, Poco, MediaTek-based vendors like Doogee and UleFone.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] jeffreyshun:
ANSEWR Released

Version number: OS1.0.3.0.UKIEUXM

➣Description

This version is finally available after the full development of team members @Beilu.

Now we introduce you to the information about this ROM:

1.As before, all device hardware drives normally.

2.Use the EEA version to support more national languages!

3.We try to keep the system in line with the official system so that the equipment is more stable.

4.Found that because of our version number problems and suspected that this ROM does not apply to RENOIR, so unified version number

5.Also, our Team name has changed from SAY12 Technology Team to ANSEWR Team.

6.We hope you enjoy this ROM, if you have any questions, please comment on this post.

➣Download Link

Firmware Download Link: https://sourceforge.net/projects/an...IEUXM_20240609.0000.00_14.0_cn_d74b22ef14.tgz

Flash Tools Download Link: https://cdn.alsgp0.fds.api.mi-img.com/micomm/MiFlash2020-3-14-0.rar

ANSEWR Team

2024.6.9

View attachment 6111583
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] jeffreyshun:
Before flashing, you need to unlock the Bootloader lock.

If you are in the Bootloader lock unlocked state and the device has the official MIUI system EEA version installed, Then you can keep the userdata and just flash it.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] alesul77:
Amazing job,I wait this rom for half a year! Thank you so much for this amazing piece of diamond software. It needs to unlock bootloader first and then to unzip with 7zip into a tar file,the unzip again and put that folder in C to flash the rom and be carrefuly not to lock bootloader with mi flash tool,just clean all data ,in final will be an error but the device will restart after short waiting. Thank you so much again!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] jeffreyshun:
Thanks for your support!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] Roizoulou:
Is there a guide to flash this?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] daucongluyen:
great rom for me, Thank you so much, and you can try xiaomi.eu version ?

Link: https://sourceforge.net/projects/xi...omi.eu_LISA_OS1.0.2.0.UKOCNXM_14.zip/download
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] rafa1973:
Thank you. The rom runs smoothly. Magisk installed with root and safe passed. Now I just need to update G-visual. To have full screen
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] jeffreyshun:
Sorry, no plans yet
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] hewki98:
Hello, can I flash it without clear all old data?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] alesul77:
Dear Developers can You port the new update with june security 1.0.5.0 EEA firmware made for Lisa to Renoir?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] rafa1973:
Hello, is there a solution in 14.0.9, I have more sound options. Before I used an option to choose the headphones. In HyperOs they don't appear :(View attachment 6117487View attachment 6117491
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] jeffreyshun:
If you are in the official MIUI system eea version and have unlocked, you can keep the user data flash.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] jeffreyshun:
We'll follow up!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] hikawa-fr:
The ROM works great on my Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G. I requested Google Play Store certification following the procedure for custom ROMs because I want to keep the phone as legitimate as possible without rooting. But so far, no issues or anything else; I hope the developers continue this great work that Xiaomi should be doing.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] jeffreyshun:
Thank you for your support, we will continue to work hard.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] stephencaile:
just tested it, and i think the black crush issue on my mi 11 lite 5g is gone, very thankful that i found this thread
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] manilapaperko:
we'll keep your heart ablaze working on this project! thank you so much for bringing a new life again to my device. 🫶

love from Philippines~
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] jeffreyshun:
Thank you for your support, we will continue to work hard.

Love from China~
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] burgas01:
Thais rom is awesome, but Google assistant and voice match dont work , some help to this
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] capitano95:
Could you kindly explain to me how you did it?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] hikawa-fr:
using this link: https://www.google.com/android/uncertified/?pli=1
[General Questions and Answers] planeboy:
Hello. After thinking about what to do about those unused system apps in one of my threads and no one answered it, can any of you help me what to do with these apps? I use PE but those apps are still there even after removing MIUI. Here is a picture of it:

View attachment 6111585

I don't know what to do to these apps. Are they safe to uninstall or should I not uninstall these? Any help is appreciated.
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
IMO these packages are unlikely to be directly interacted with by users. They work in the background to provide a tailored user experience based on your specific Xiaomi phone and carrier.
[General Questions and Answers] khusika:
They are device-specific overlays which is built separately from the main apps, and are not part of malware or bloatware. Forcing to remove or disable those apps will cause your device to be soft-bricked.
[General Questions and Answers] planeboy:
But I am using PE, not MIUI so why are these apps here?
[General Questions and Answers] planeboy:
Please read my post carefully. I said I use PE. not MIUI. So why are they here?
[General Questions and Answers] khusika:
What device are you using currently?
[General Questions and Answers] planeboy:
A Redmi 6A running an unofficial build of PE.
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
The presence of those packages in your unofficial build of PE on your Redmi 6A might be due to remnants from the original MIUI system, means were not fully removed while flashing unofficial build of PE. AFAIK unofficial builds are often flawed.

Here’s a brief explanation for each:

com.miui.systemui.carriers.overlay:

This package likely contains carrier-specific UI customizations or overlays. It could be related to displaying carrier-specific information in the status bar or other UI elements.

com.miui.systemui.devices.overlay:

This package might handle device-specific UI customizations or overlays. It could include adjustments for specific hardware features or device-specific UI elements.

com.miui.systemui.overlay.devices.android:

This package could be responsible for additional system UI elements or customizations specific to Xiaomi devices running MIUI. It might include features like gestures, animations, or other visual enhancements.

com.xiaomi.bluetooth.overlay:

This package likely relates to Bluetooth functionality. It might include UI elements, settings, or optimizations related to Bluetooth connectivity.

Avoid flashing unofficial ROMs: Then you have less trouble.
[General Questions and Answers] planeboy:
Well it was only the PE build I can find.

It works anyway. So can I remove these?
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
I think so.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
Hello everyone,

I'm currently working on my Redmi Note 12 4G (Topaz) EU (14.0.12.0 TMGEUXM) and it's running Android 13 currently but I would like to downgrade it to Android 9, but I can't seem to find the correct ROM to be able to downgrade the phone. I would highly appreciate it if someone could provide a link with ROMS associated with file I need. Thank you in advanced.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] NOSS8:
This device was released with A13, there is no A9 ROM.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
Thank you, I also just found that out haha. Also nice signature. Marc is my favorite rider!
[Redmi Note 12 4G] NOSS8:
HyperOS is available for this model:

XM Firmware Updater

The ultimate script that provides firmware packages for Xiaomi devices.

xmfirmwareupdater.com

or

HyperOS 1.0 - HyperOS 1.0 STABLE RELEASE

Status: RELEASED RULES WHEN POSTING 1. If a ROM is not published DONT ASK ABOUT ITS ETA 2. If a ROM is not published DONT ASK why! 3. If a ROM is available, download it and use it 4. If a ROM has bugs, post the bug to the bug section if the BUG is not already listed 5. If you use any form of...

xiaomi.eu
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
View attachment 6111687Hello, I was in the process of rooting the redmi note 12 when I flashed the twrp and everything was going fine then I accidentally switched the twrp to the wrong slot it was in slot A then i made it switch to slot B and now my phone is in a boot loop again. I tried flashing the recovery rom onto the phone again but it says echo mismatching.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
Hello, I was in the process of rooting the redmi note 12 when I flashed the twrp and everything was going fine then I accidentally switched the twrp to the wrong slot it was in slot A then i made it switch to slot B and now my phone is in a boot loop again. I tried flashing the recovery rom onto the phone again but it says echo mismatching.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
View attachment 6111691
[Redmi Note 12 4G] NOSS8:
No need to post the same thing 3 times.

Normally the TWRP flashes on the 2 partitions (_ab).

Correct the path and name of the rom with Miflash.

Use a fastboot rom not a recovery.

If still the same after correction, post the Miflash log (Miflash, log folder).

MIFLASH[GUIDE]⚙ USE XIAOMI FLASH TOOL

FOR ALL XIAOMI BOOTLOADER MUST BE UNLOCKED MIUI https://new.c.mi.com/global/post/101245 https://en.miui.com/unlock/index.html HYPEROS GLOBAL https://xdaforums.com/t/how-to-unlock-bootloader-on-xiaomi-hyperos.4654009/...

xdaforums.com
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
It was an accident.

How can I correct the path and the name of the rom?
[Redmi Note 12 4G] NOSS8:
Just read the tutorial posted above.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
How do I put the file at the root of my hard drive? Sorry for all the beginner questions and mistakes.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] NOSS8:
Just move the miflash folder to the C hard drive.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
I get the message “Couldn’t find flash script” when I try to use the miflash. Also everytime I hit install drivers the miflash application just closes, and my fastboot ROM isn't a TGZ file it's a zip file.

I installed the wrong file. I got the correct fastboot file now and will try all the steps again when the file is finally downloaded next week lol.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] K.Hatake:
This thread could be helpful.

Thread Link
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
Thank you for the video link. I’m currently waiting for my ROM to install and will be able to flash it after extracting it using 7-bit. Thank you everyone for their time and patience.
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
Hello, I finally got the correct ROM and I followed all the steps in the guide you provided, but while I was flashing the device I was given this error message. Do I need to switch to the other slot? I believe I’m in slot A right now but would I have to flash slot B?

Update:

I switched the slot to slot B and I flashed the fastboot ROM but it gave the same exact error message.

Update 2: figured out to just configure the check out. But now my new problem is that whenever I try to flash TWRP onto the phone it goes back into a boot loop. Or whenever I switch it to slot B it goes back into a bootloop.

View attachment 6113654
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
View attachment 6113999

So I have a new problem. I flashed TWRP onto my phone and everything was going fine. I tried to get the ADB sideload to go through but after a few minutes I keep getting this error message. Does someone know a fix for this?
[Redmi Note 12 4G] Chuck2837:
For anyone who find this thread in the future. I would suggest flashing recovery orangefox instead of TWRP if you’re having problems. Orange fox worked perfectly and I was able to root the phone very quickly through orangefox.

To flash orange fox the command is: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
[Android Head-Units] liranm:
Hi,

I have TS18 unit.

When I use a navigation app in my AA (Waze) while listening to the radio, the radio sound do stop while the navigation speech is active but it does it in a clanky way...

When the nav speech ends, I'd expect the radio sound to return pretty fast but it takes 2 seconds for it to return.

In the original car multimedia system, it worked well by lowering the sound of the radio while the nav speech is active and then setting the sound back to what I've set it to be.

Another related issue,

When the nav speech is active, I manually increasing the sound to hear it better but it also increasing the sound of the radio output...

Again, in the original media system, when the nav speech was active I was able to increase its sound and it did not affect the background music

Really need your help on this

Thank you!
[Moto E7 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Rajin Gangadharan:
Here are the files for TWRP image built for Moto E7 Plus

Recovery Image: recovery.img

Ramdisk Recovery: ramdisk-recovery.img

Recovery Installer: recovery-installer.zip

Also you could find the device tree used for building TWRP

TWRP Device Tree

Please test and let me know if any problem occurs. Till tested it is working fine.
[Moto E7 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] MateusL13:
Well, I just flashed it on my Guam and it boots both recovery and Android with no issues!!! Finally a recovery for this device, I'll soon test if it's possible to use this recovery to decrypt it's internal storage 😆
[Moto E7 Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] MateusL13:
Sorry for bothering, but will you try to port anything different for this device?? For example, Ubuntu Touch, which there's a device really similar to guam that runs it with almost 100% support: OnePlus Nord N100

OnePlus Nord N100 • Ubuntu Touch • Linux Phone

Flash your OnePlus Nord N100 with the latest version of the Ubuntu Touch operating system, a privacy focused OS developed by hundreds of people.

devices.ubuntu-touch.io
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Renate:
Since the super partition has come in life is more difficult. Ok, you can use Magisk (a great and clever program) to patch things while leaving super untouched. Still, there are problems if you want to defeat an apex module. Also, Magisk has to create many mounts. Just mount and see.

In any case, the normal way to modify a super partiton is with the stock tools lpunpack and lppack. I don't like to take things all apart just to modify one thing and then have to put it all back together. Have you ever seen how many arguments lppack takes? :eek:

A super partition has about 1 MB of reserved space for headers, tables, checksums. The rest is just ext4 partitions. If your change can be done without increasing the size of the ext4 partition the easiest path is to extract just that partition, make your changes, then replace the ext4 partiton.

But the ext4 partitions in the super partition are usually read only and with shared blocks. If you're adventurous you can leave the blocks shared, as long as you don't do anything that affects them. But if you convert the shared blocks using e2fsck super.img -E unshare_blocks the ext4 partition will grow and probably won't fit any more. You could delete something big and stupid that you don't need/want to make some room. If you must grow, then you will have to change some of that metadata at the start of the super partition. Note that if all you want to do is text edit something that is not shared all you need to do is text search and hexedit directly in the super partition.

This is where my lputil (in my sig) comes in. It can be used to extract and replace ext4 partitions without tearing everything apart. If you only need to modify one ext4 partition then you don't need to unshare or modify the other ext4 partitons. Of course, if things grow things can get more complicated.

lputil /x super.img /s0 /pvendor vendor.img

Then, using either an Android or any Linux-like system (I use an RPi) you can do your modifications on vendor.img

lputil /r super.img /s0 /pvendor vendor.img

If sizes of the ext4 partitons grow then things do get more complicated. The complexity increases as the affected ext4 partition appears earlier in the super partition. If it's the last ext4 partition we only need to grow that. If it's the first then we have to shuffle everything.

lputil /x super.img /s0 /psystem system.img
lputil /x super.img /s0 /psystem_ext system_ext.img
lputil /x super.img /s0 /pproduct product.img
lputil /x super.img /s0 /pvendor vendor.img
-- do some modifications to any/all --
-- in this example we only have resized system & vendor --
lputil /m super.img /s0 /e0 +size(system.img) + + +size(vendor.img)
lputil /r super.img /s0 /psystem system.img
lputil /r super.img /s0 /psystem_ext system_ext.img
lputil /r super.img /s0 /pproduct product.img
lputil /r super.img /s0 /pvendor vendor.img

Admittedly you are "taking things apart" a bit here, but you are leaving all the headers and linked tables alone.

Edit: New improvements. Many options for setting position/size of extents, numerically or size(file).