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By the way, the external SIM slot could easily be fixed, I had a disconnected wire, now it's soldered, and the slot, made out of two plastic covers, snaps safely into place, no destruction involved.

My mistake, I have associated the next and previous buttons to the wrong operations, just small forward/backward steps instead of track changing (and Poweramp seems to ignore them). Yes, indeed, everything works out of the box nowadays...

I don't understand what they mean. Right now, vol+ and vol- work well, as well as the mode button. When I press prev/next, I get a beep (set by me somewhere in the settings, for all keys), but Poweramp does not do anything. However, the Radio app, which should be native, can read next/prev - it...

Just a few comments about the new Mekede M600 unit I have bought recently. Hardware wise, I had to defeat a few issues so far: the fan was not working (even with AMP on), so I replaced it with a Noctua 40x40x20mm fan, much nicer (btw, the built in fan is 40x40x10); then the SIM slot attached to...

I have done the procedure as soon as I got the M600 unit, but it failed. Fortunately, the stock boot image was copied to the USB drive (as described in the readme file), so I used the latest Magisk app (25200) to patch it. Then, since the procedure is shell scripted, I modified it to skip...

Has anyone checked out this method of installing Magisk, with success? And, is the included firmware also good for M600 Mekede units? (like this one, Color: TY70M600S) Thanks.

Wow, that should be the missing piece of information I needed for the rear left and right RCA outputs, thank you very much indeed! Even if the unit comes without the C connector (labeled B in my case) I will be able to improvise easily now. Maybe I should have ordered from that SINOSMART...

Thanks, these connectors would be ideal, but unfortunately those new units have apparently a different configuration...

Hi, I would like to upgrade to one of those new Android 11 head units, based on UIS7862 or maybe MT8667 new processors, but I have a car which uses a JBL adapter that requires four RCA audio outputs (two front, two rear, left&right) from the head unit in order to retain the existing external...

Still lobbying, :) , for a dual 5/2.4 GHz hotspot, since apparently there are two wi-fi cards available. (and not wi-fi + hotspot, that would be a rather pointless relay) Thanks. Actually, if only a hotspot frequency is selected, and not both, then I wouldn't mind having the current relay...

Settings/Battery/Last full charge gets reset - to zero - after each phone restart. And yes, hotspot cannot be enabled.

Maybe, the YoutubeBackground app was the other xposed module I used to enable... Without it, it seems to me that it's not playing in the background, except for a youtube configuration that I'm missing. Still, the xposed module is working with EdXposed.

It's my own Tomtom GO extension module (https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/ttxp-tomtom-optional-extension-module-t3708777).

YoutubeBackground and ttxp work OK under Pie/LineageOS 16.0, too.

I can confirm YoutubeBackground app/module as working under Pie/LineageOS 16.0. Also (my own) ttxp module, which I checked out in the first place.

No, I don't know. In any case, uninstalling Xposed is just a matter of flashing firmware anew (the system partition wiped first) without it (those two zip files, riru-core and edxposed). So, check away...

See if the xposed module would work for you. It's referred in the same thread, by its end. The Pie xposed framework that works is here: https://github.com/solohsu/EdXposed, with installation described in the Install section; Magisk based; for instance, the YoutubeBackground app/module worked...

Good question - I gave up on using that widget for the same reason, couldn't find a hassle/free weather provider, so I use instead the Yahoo Weather app. I actually use two widgets, one for simple (analog) clock, the other for (local) weather.

Before the 27/11/18 version the issue was the Clock app (green) and the solution, for me, was the Google Clock app (blue). Now even the default (green) Clock app seems to work well, as well as the (blue) Google Clock app. They seem more or less the same, at least judging by their respective...

There is a Settings/Additional settings/Region menu entry that could be used to change region to India. This seems to help with many other problems, e.g. getting a 5 GHz hotspot working, and others I can't recall now. Clean flash of miui 8.11.23 firmware, including Magisk (17.1) (+MagiskManager...

From my experience, there is an alarm issue, exactly as described, but only with the custom LOS 16 firmware, and not with miui. There, the solution is the use of Google Clock instead. I only guess that it's a time zone/region issue. Since here only the default clock app could be opened by...

It has happen to me too, very frustrating - until using the boot method I could not install twrp directly with flash... But once under twrp I installed the good twrp.img - as image, against the recovery partition - at the end of twrp other eventual operations (specifically after installing a...

The RXLDPC is a parity algorithm capability that I was able to disable on the AP side, not the phone (because I have a Linux dual hostapd based AP). The phone error message was "connected, no internet", and indeed connected the phone was, but subsequently, because of parity misunderstanding...

Setting India as region (eventually at the initial setup) solves also the 5GHz hotspot, disabled otherwise (beside themes and IR camera). That is very odd...

Indeed, MIUI 10 8.11.7 Android Pie 9.0 is getting better, making the custom pie versions rather superfluous, and with their lack of IR camera functionality. Not much bloatware - and it could be removed with (Magisk 17.3) root. However I noticed a brief message in the Hotspot menus, about 5 GHz...

Probably it is your access point (AP) provided by your ISP. Then you may not do much about it.

Connected. No Internet = your AP uses a parity check scheme (LDPC) incompatible with what poco knows, and so all packets are discarded, hence no internet... Disable the RXLDPC capability at AP side (hostapd configuration parameter) if you can. Then there will be no issue and data packets...

Actually, I have in mind only the wifi behavior. It seems that there are two independent wifi cards. Or there is a card with two radios, which is same. Current implementation of simultaneous wifi and hotspot seems to prove it. Then either card could play any role, wifi or hotspot, each(?) in...

karthick mostwanted: I am lobbying for a useful feature in this thread, too: dual wifi hotspot, 2.4 & 5 GHz simultaneously. When (in the Wi-Fi hotspot/Advanced/AP Band menu) both 2.4 and 5 GHz are selected, there will really be a dual hotspot. While when only one frequency is selected, then we...

I have discovered why connection to my AP in the 5 GHz band was not working: Rx LDPC coding capability: [RXLDPC] # Indicates support for receiving LDPC coded pkts # 0 = Not supported (default) # 1 = Supported As soon as I have disabled the above RXLDPC capability, 5 GHz connections have become...

By installing the so called firmware&vendor partitions, borrowed from Xiaomi 8.11.1 - for convenience found in this OP under name 9.0 firmware and vendor - both hotspot and Bluetooth work flawlessly with this thread's (excellent) ROM, too.

Oh good, I knew that 8.10.30 worked (for me), too.

No. But use this thread's ROM, not the official xiaomi pie firmware (8.11.1) - which seems to not work with Magisk, indeed.

I don't know (works for me)... Clean flash (with format data yes, and advanced wipe all but the MicroSD where zips are). Once rebooted, install the Magisk Manager app, and open it once. Then request root in some app, like terminal (with command "su") from Developer mode; eventually insist.

It does no longer matter - follow the OP procedure. I don't install the Magisk Manager app (v6.0.1 now) from recovery but as a regular (side) app. The Magisk 17.3 zip file is installed via recovery (9.0 firmware and vendor, ROM, Magisk 17.3, OpenGapps).

Actually, I think that both dual hotspot and dual wifi & hotspot could be easily selected: if both frequencies are selected in the hotspot setup menu, then it would be dual hotspot; while if only one frequency is selected there, then wifi and hotspot would work concurrently (because it's a nice...

And the dual hotspot (2.5 & 5 GHz) instead of both wifi & hotspot? :)

:) Guess what, the new xiaomi 8.11.1 pie firmware (see thread Xiaomi Poco F1 [Stock Firmware 8.11.1 PIE ,Unlock Bootloader,TWRP Recovery and Root]) includes a more suitable "stuff" (firmware/vendor partitions) and the flashlight now works! Until the corresponding package is released in the OP...

Yes, flashlight isn't working, it seems to be a mismatch with the new xiaomi (official) firmware/vendor, because same happens with other (custom) ROMs, too. ---------- Post added at 11:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:10 AM ---------- A suggestion: instead of having wifi & hotspot...

The alarm clock was a deal breaker for me. I had the same issue on Xiaomi Note 4 with abhishek987 's ROM... I checked it up again today, it's not working, in that I have to open the display, and then the phone wakes up from some deep night sleep, I can see an "Upcoming alarm" message - but it's...

Thanks. I have discovered that the shipped clock app - LockClock.apk from CM Based ROMs; actually DeskClock.apk! - is at fault. I have deleted it (from /system/app) and I have installed instead Google's Clock app - which seems to be the clock app present in all other working ROMs (I could...

Bluetooth now works as described. Good! Same for hotspot, both bands, and the internet access goes either by LTE or wifi, whichever is connected, as announced. Great! However, probably because of my picky (dual band) access point, I still cannot connect wireless on 5 GHz, only 2.4 GHz. That is...

Right, but I was commenting on the official miui pie rom (hoping to see something ported into the future custom roms, if possible). === Look, it has already happened! :)

With miui_POCOF1Global_8.10.30_fcdb77972f_9.0.zip (Pie), Bluetooth works well, while hotspot works (very) well only in the 2.4 GHz band. It does not work for me in the 5 GHz band at all. Same problem with wireless connection in the 5 GHz band, it does not work with my dual access point - no...

This new Xiaomi Android 9 Pie (beta) is OK for me. I have returned from unofficial firmware (pie) and finally I have got a working Bluetooth, hotspot (only 2.4GHz), and (probably) IR camera (don't use). Wireless connect works only on 2.4 GHz with my dual access point (?). So the 5 GHz band...

If it's in the vendor partition, then it must be mounted rw; perhaps with a root explorer or, as root, in a terminal with commands: $ su # mount -o remount,rw /vendor

The Thanos Complex With all the six stones, I could simply snap my fingers, and they would all cease to exist. I call that... mercy. Here is another glaring contradiction: last year I asked that my user name should not be used without permission - in thread titles - and I was told that user...

Until the closure for maintenance of my other two threads (MTCB/MTCC rk3188 (5.1.1) Firmware and MTCB/MTCC rk3188 (4.4.4) Firmware) ends, feel free to contact me via PM if interested in the respective firmware. If you can! :)

Yes. Yes, I use it currently. From recovery. Take also a look at this thread of mine: MTCB/MTCC rk3188 (4.4.4) Firmware | Android Auto, firmware there is similarly configured.

I'm afraid I "lost" it long ago... :)