Hi xda! And fellow users especially those experts. I just want to know where to find log files of our own note 2? Thanks in advance!
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Hi!
The following method will provide you the best log you can get to see your errors.
1. Make sure that you have the phone's drivers installed on the PC.
2. Install Android SDK to get ADB. Any other tool or ADB installation will work as long as you get ADB on your device. The ADB shell is the debug shell and will allow you to get your log (logcat). To get ADB on your machine, install the Java JDK first, then get the Android SDK and install it.
3. Once you have the Android SDK installed, make sure that the Developer mode is enabled on your phone. If you don't see any Developer options section in your Settings menu, go to About device and tap the Build number untill the phone tells you that the Developer options are enabled.
4. Now, in Developer options, make sure that the USB debugging option under Debugging is enabled.
5. Plug in your phone.
6. On the PC, navigate to the installation folder of the Android SDK (usually in the Program Files/Program Files (x86) folder. Go to Android\android-sdk\platform-tools. In the platform-tools folder you should see the ADB.exe. Don't open it, but press Shift + Right Click inside that folder and select Open command windo here.
7. Check to see if your device is seen by ADB: in the CMD window, enter the following command: adb devices. Your device should be listed in the CMD.
8. TO GET THE LOGCAT type the following command: adb logcat. Alternatively, you can use the option -f <filename> to save the log to a file (adb logcat -f log).
I hope this helps!
Ruwin said:
Hi!
The following method will provide you the best log you can get to see your errors.
1. Make sure that you have the phone's drivers installed on the PC.
2. Install Android SDK to get ADB. Any other tool or ADB installation will work as long as you get ADB on your device. The ADB shell is the debug shell and will allow you to get your log (logcat). To get ADB on your machine, install the Java JDK first, then get the Android SDK and install it.
3. Once you have the Android SDK installed, make sure that the Developer mode is enabled on your phone. If you don't see any Developer options section in your Settings menu, go to About device and tap the Build number untill the phone tells you that the Developer options are enabled.
4. Now, in Developer options, make sure that the USB debugging option under Debugging is enabled.
5. Plug in your phone.
6. On the PC, navigate to the installation folder of the Android SDK (usually in the Program Files/Program Files (x86) folder. Go to Android\android-sdk\platform-tools. In the platform-tools folder you should see the ADB.exe. Don't open it, but press Shift + Right Click inside that folder and select Open command windo here.
7. Check to see if your device is seen by ADB: in the CMD window, enter the following command: adb devices. Your device should be listed in the CMD.
8. TO GET THE LOGCAT type the following command: adb logcat. Alternatively, you can use the option -f <filename> to save the log to a file (adb logcat -f log).
I hope this helps!
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This what I'm looking for mate! Thanks! Will try this later. Thanks for the effort! *thanks button*
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That's why whe're all here for.
Keep it real!
Install ADB Drivers properly at first
Video Tutorial : Debloat any Realme/Oppo phone
Open command windows in adb directory
Type adb devices
Authorize it from your phone .
After you have done it ,type adb shell ,it should open adb shell.
Then just paste all the text from my script ,it will automatically debloat wait till it's done.
Debloat files-
For ColorOS :
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JXUjy7O2rOpu55i7jzxIJnPer3idRyv4
For RealmeUI :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OUuz6BmKqrNpwrUrQLHK8Inkd6vVRs-Q/view?usp=sharing
Hope it'll be helpful
Thank you for this script
For those of us who updated our Mi A3 to Android 11, theming has been disabled in the developer options.
But fortunately, we can still enable these themes using a PC via adb commands.
***preparation***
- make sure that you have enable the developer options by tapping the build number 7x
- USB debugging mustbe enabled insidethe developer options.
- download adb files, see the link below.
1.) To view a list of available commands:
adb shell cmd overlay list
2.) To enable overlay:
adb shell cmd overlay enable [packageName]
3.) To disable overlay:
adb shell cmd overlay disable [packageName]
adb files download link:
https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools-latest-windows.zip
Video for a little reference:
donedos said:
For those of us who updated our Mi A3 to Android 11, theming has been disabled in the developer options.
But fortunately, we can still enable these themes using a PC via adb commands.
***preparation***
- make sure that you have enable the developer options by tapping the build number 7x
- USB debugging mustbe enabled insidethe developer options.
- download adb files, see the link below.
1.) To view a list of available commands:
adb shell cmd overlay list
2.) To enable overlay:
adb shell cmd overlay enable [packageName]
3.) To disable overlay:
adb shell cmd overlay disable [packageName]
adb files download link:
https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools-latest-windows.zip
Video for a little reference:
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Thanks man, it worked
I enabled the pebble icons and now the notification bar got its rounded corners like the pixels
Ananthan08 said:
Thanks man, it worked
I enabled the pebble icons and now the notification bar got its rounded corners like the pixels
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You are welcome
Can you find the Screen Recorder package or setting too. I know that the screen recorder is baked in android 11 so it must be there. Please find any workaround
sam_x.walker said:
Can you find the Screen Recorder package or setting too. I know that the screen recorder is baked in android 11 so it must be there. Please find any workaround
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For screen recorder you must simple add the tile to qs with adb
with this command you will see the list of qs tiles:
adb shell settings get secure sysui_qs_tiles
after you will copy the reply and paste at the end of this command with add screenrecord:
adb shell settings put secure sysui_qs_tiles "reply,screenrecord"
for example:
adb shell settings get secure sysui_qs_tiles
cell,wifi,bt,location,flashlight,night,battery,saver,rotation,airplane,dnd,hotspot,cast
adb shell settings put secure sysui_qs_tiles "cell,wifi,bt,location,flashlight,night,battery,saver,rotation,airplane,dnd,hotspot,cast,screenrecord"
Tnx man!!!
Hey man i need some help. I downloaded the file. But I dont know how to insert the commands. I tried opening the adb.exe but the command prompt keeps disappearing. Do i need to install anything?
LeAntsy said:
Hey man i need some help. I downloaded the file. But I dont know how to insert the commands. I tried opening the adb.exe but the command prompt keeps disappearing. Do i need to install anything?
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**Wired adb**
1) Enable usb debugging in developer option
2) Connect usb cable to phone-pc
3) Open platform-tools folder and type 'cmd' in address bar
4) In cmd type 'adb devices'
5) You will get a prompt on your phone asking ''Allow usb debugging', click 'Allow'
6) Run adb commands.
**Wireless adb **
1) Connect you phone and pc to same wifi netwok.
2) Enable 'wireless debugging' in developer option
3) On Prompt asking 'Allow wireless debugging on this network?', click 'Allow'
4) Select 'Pair device with pairing code', Take note of 'wifi pairing code'(eg:12345) and 'ipaddr_port'(eg:192.168.1.1:1234)
5) Open platform-tools folder and type 'cmd' in address bar on you PC
6) Type adb pair 'ipaddr_port' (eg: adb pair 192.168.1.1:1234)
7) Cmd will ask you to enter pairing code, enter your 'wifi pairing code'(eg: 13245)
8) Type adb connect 'ipaddr_port'(Use the IPaddress_port under Wireless debugging )
9) Run adb commands.
Note:-
To open cmd :- clear adress bar(D:\platform-tools) and type cmd.
OR you can press 'shift+Right mouse button' to open 'Windows powerShell'.
If you use Powershell you need to use ./ before every command (eg:- ./adb devices ./adb reboot).
For 'Wireless adb debugging' you need Android 11 and latest version of Platform-tools(v30.0+), you dont need usb cable.
Adb tools download link:
SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Studio | Android Developers
Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK.
developer.android.com
Is there a way to get the recent menu of a11 like the screen recorder?
donedos said:
For those of us who updated our Mi A3 to Android 11, theming has been disabled in the developer options.
But fortunately, we can still enable these themes using a PC via adb commands.
***preparation***
- make sure that you have enable the developer options by tapping the build number 7x
- USB debugging mustbe enabled insidethe developer options.
- download adb files, see the link below.
1.) To view a list of available commands:
adb shell cmd overlay list
2.) To enable overlay:
adb shell cmd overlay enable [packageName]
3.) To disable overlay:
adb shell cmd overlay disable [packageName]
adb files download link:
https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools-latest-windows.zip
Video for a little reference:
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I did this but now can't see the qs tiles, they are there but not visible.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
i have linux mint. adb work perfctly for my device. but i don't understand what is the command to enable the themes...
edit: ok, i have understood. tnx
Here's a guide to help you make the most out of your phone
Guides below can be followed by both rooted and unrooted users
Debloat list: https://paste.rs/OLC
Debloating guide:
1) Download Google platform-tools (ADB and fastboot) from here for the operating system you are using on your computer, I will be using Windows for this guide, and extract the zip file to the root directory of your drive in its own folder (For example, C:\platform-tools, inside of the platform-tools folder you should see ADB and fastboot executables as well as other files).
2) On Windows, download and install the Samsung USB Drivers from here, I don't believe other OSes have to do this.
3) On your phone, go to Settings > About phone > Software information and tap Build number 7 or 8 times until you get a pop-up notification saying "Developer options have been enabled."
4) Go back out to the main Settings menu where you will notice a new option called "Developer options". Tap it and scroll down a little bit until you find USB Debugging, turn this option on and keep your phone unlocked (don't turn off the screen).
5) Plug your phone into your computer and open Command Prompt or Terminal and type cd C:\platform-tools and press Enter (Command will differ for the OS you're using).
6) Type ADB devices, give it a few moments, and check your phone for an ADB connection authorization prompt, check the box that says "always allow..." so you don't have to do this every time you want to use ADB.
7) Type ADB shell, the prompt should change from "C:\platform-tools\>" to something like "<phoneserialnumber>:/"
8) Either highlight all of these commands and paste them into the Command Prompt by right-clicking or highlight one command at a time and paste them in one by one
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Apps:
1)Naptime(Better Battery Life)
2)Galaxy Max HZ(Helps you change the refresh rate of your phone's display)
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For rooted/Unlocked Devices only:
Twrp for Exynos
Kernel for Exynos
Remove Bootloader Warning(Exynos only)
Twrp for Snapdragon
Kernel for Snapdragon
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Magisk Modules:
Nuked Script: This module includes some scripts that will disable some services on all the apps on your device in order to avoid substantial wake-lock battery drain because your apps send some useless usage and information to GOOGLE and this amazing module will stop that.
Download
SAMSUNG GENERAL PATCHER: This Lets you use most Samsung apps on rooted devices
Download
Universal GMS Doze: Optimizes Google Play services.
Download
Safetynet-fix: fixes the SafetyNet.Install riru and enable magisk hide before installing this module
Download
NFS-Injector: This module aims to improve kernel/ram management between efficiency and energy-aware. Using a complex algorithm, determine the most optimal settings between battery and performance for your device.
Download
Telegram Group link if you need help: http://t.me/S20FeModding
Note: I'm not responsible for any damage to your device!
The device tested on:
Model: V10E_TGC
Android Version: 8.1.0
Ram: 2GB
Rom: MZL_V10E_TGC_M5_1000_Media_Sleep_2022062917
OS used Windows 11
Steps:
(On Device)
1: Go to settings, system, then about phone. Tap on build number 7 times to enable developer mode.
2: Press back then head into developer options - Toggle OEM unlocking, USB debugging, Remote ADB (if connected to home network), then enable Adb Root (2846).
(On PC side)
1: Download the Minimal ADB portable zip, then create an ADB folder and copy contents from the adb zip into the created folder, copy cmd.exe from system32 into that folder as well.
2: Open cmd.exe type "adb connect 192.xxx.xx.xxx:5555" will prompt the device - allow the connection, tap accept, and ok.
3: Type "adb remount", then "adb pull /system/qc.prop" (make a copy).
4: Open qc.prop with notepad or editor. in the qc.prop search for (persist.sys.navigationbar.right=)
and change to (persist.sys.navigationbar.right=true), close, and save.
5: Type "adb push qc.prop /system/qc.prob" , then type "adb shell chmod 644 /system/qc.prop" then type "adb reboot".
Sorry, the steps were missing, also there is a way to change the navbar to be on the bottom if you change (#decide the postion of navigationbar. 0:bottom 1:left 2:right
ro.navigationbar.position=1) to (#decide the postion of navigationbar. 0:bottom 1:left 2:right
ro.navigationbar.position=0) but you lose access to the gear icon and reverse cam icon.