Hi all,
Trying to connect my sgs3 via usb otg to a seagate 1tb hard drive.
It didn't connect then after a while it gave me an error saying "Connected device is not supported" or words to that effect.
It assumed that it was blank basically.
Any thoughts on how to get it to work?
I have to power the hard drive via an adapter, should this work?
Cheers.
dladz said:
Hi all,
Trying to connect my sgs3 via usb otg to a seagate 1tb hard drive.
It didn't connect then after a while it gave me an error saying "Connected device is not supported" or words to that effect.
It assumed that it was blank basically.
Any thoughts on how to get it to work?
I have to power the hard drive via an adapter, should this work?
Cheers.
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Is your hard drive formatted as ntfs? If so it wont work. Try a different format.
dladz said:
Hi all,
Trying to connect my sgs3 via usb otg to a seagate 1tb hard drive.
It didn't connect then after a while it gave me an error saying "Connected device is not supported" or words to that effect.
It assumed that it was blank basically.
Any thoughts on how to get it to work?
I have to power the hard drive via an adapter, should this work?
Cheers.
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you will also need auxiliary power as you mentioned
Ntfs will work if you use siyah kernel and not all hard drives need external power- have a Ntfs formatted 1tb drive that works fine without adapter . (Samsung s2).
Just format to exFAT
You do not need any thing such as using a software or what so ever people are telling about because I am using the same HDD on my S4 and trust me, it works perfectly fine. I have been searching for solutions on the same problem since a week now and nearly gave up on it because no software is going to help at all. I tried them all! Rooted or Not Rooted! Nothing worked.
Getting to the point, the thing I did was just format it to various file systems and tried running it. I am using Seagate's Expansion 1TB and Western Digital's My Passport 1TB. They werent working on any of my devices. I formated the drive to exFAT (not FAT32) and it works like a charm now. Try that for a change because exFAT does not have any limitations like the one FAT32 has. NTFS or FAT32 are unsupported on these two drives.
Gud Luck! :good:
Sorry about the bad quality was away from home so snapped with a Nokia Asha 210
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That is quite impressive....
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Thank you
i will tell you how to get it working as long as your phone supports
otg. Go to Amazon and order a Y power cable for your
hard drive. make sure one end has the connector for your
hard drive and the other two are male usb connectors.
connect a usb power adapter (has one usb input, and plugs
in the wall) to the male connector on the same end as the connector
as your hd and plug in wall. Next plug in hd.
lastly connect to phone. Must be done
in this order or will say "not supported" or
"High powered" device cant access!
Wait 10-15 sec between each step.
Can use powered usb hub too.just connect in same order wait between each connection.
Related
So has this happened to anyone else?
You're exploring the handful of apps on your 3D that you haven't even gotten a chance to look at yet, and you find several that seem really cool, albeit a tad repetitive (here I'm thinking Dock, Media Share, Connected Media..etc.) and you think "wow, awesome, I can stream movies from this phone to my other devices" or "wow, awesome, I can transfer HDMI video from this phone to other devices"....
..and then you realize that to do ANY of these cool things, you'll need either for the other device (e.g., your PC) to be DLNA compatible, or else you'll need to go out and buy an HDMI cord...or else a docking station.
I guess this post is 1/2 complaint and 1/2 question, but to be fair I should ask the question before I complain too much: do I HAVE to have a DLNA/HDMI cable/Dock station to do some/most of these cool functions? I mean obviously I can copy/paste files onto other devices--or even doing so wirelessly using bluetooth, Samba, etc..---but it seems like the coolest functions all require stuff I don't have, and I guess I'm especially confused about DLNA since my laptop is a dell from last September...seems new enough to have supported DLNA...
Alternately, is there a workaround for DLNA? A program or device or add-on I can use to make my laptop compatible?
OK I guess that's my rant, sorry and thanks for listening...
I'm no DLNA expert, but I think that any PC/Laptop running Windows that has WIFI can support DLNA, I'm pretty sure its just a matter of having the software.
Also you should be able to send data to your TV through a XBOX 360 or Playstation 3, I believe they both support DLNA.
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Alternately, is there a workaround for DLNA? A program or device or add-on I can use to make my laptop compatible?
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All you have to do to make your computer work with DLNA is to go into windows media player, make sure WMP is in full screen, then in the tool bar click stream, then make sure "allow remote control of my player" is selected, and "automatically let devices play my media" is selected. then click" more streaming options" and see if there are any devices found, then make sure none are blocked. Now your done.
EDIT: make sure your all your devices are on the same wifi network for this to work
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There's really only two major services for streaming, Airplay (Apple) and DLNA (Everyone else). You've got plenty of options as mentioned above including any windows device, ps3, etc.
Awesome ill try once my power comes back on ...thanks!!
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Scotbot this is great! Now I can stream my media from my phone to my windows media player--very nice! I followed your steps, and then went into media share and enabled certain folders to be shared, and voila!
I guess the only better thing would be if I could actually use "Connected Media" to share with WMP--b/c then the phone would be the controller from what I understand. As it is, Media Share simply lets WMP access my phone, but Connected Media actually lets me play a movie on my phone that then automatically streams to other devices...I'm guessing that actually requires legit DLNA...?
Thanks for the post! I can now send 2D videos and photos to my laptop and my Samsung LCD TV! Works great!!!
hey, since mini pro has no hdmi output, i just want to view my android screen on my pc at least. is there any app that act similar to hdmi out?
i have tried droid vnc server and it is very laggy on my laptop.
i want to view my android screen on my pc as smooth as hdmi out on a hdtv
Maybe this is better although i never tried it.More info here.
I'm also been searching way of using my mini pro on big screen.. The most successful way is by using the stock dlna server but its only effective to view videos and photos through my ps3(client).
I want something i can use to view the ui without any lag..
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T3sla said:
Maybe this is better although i never tried it.More info here.
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It looks interesting. Hopefully it is smoother than droid vnc server
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urra901109 said:
I'm also been searching way of using my mini pro on big screen.. The most successful way is by using the stock dlna server but its only effective to view videos and photos through my ps3(client).
I want something i can use to view the ui without any lag..
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Yeah me too.
I just want an app that can view android screen on a big screen without controlling it.
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Izzy Stinson said:
Yeah me too.
I just want an app that can view android screen on a big screen without controlling it.
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I tried PM'ing one of the developer here about the hdmi over usb protocol(MHL) and asking about its possibilities on our phone.. We'll see.
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urra901109 said:
I tried PM'ing one of the developer here about the hdmi over usb protocol(MHL) and asking about its possibilities on our phone.. We'll see.
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it would be awesome if its possible through our hdtv
trying the androidscreencast now...
HDMI trough USB? Damn that would be heavy load on phone's CPU.
DHMI is straight out from video chips. Any app / program has to capture stream from the video chip convert it and send it to PC, that takes memory and CPU power.
Be sure you plug into USB 2 port (if you have old computer) or USB 3, as if computer is older, it takes some resources as a connected webcam - constant stream of video.
Izzy Stinson said:
it would be awesome if its possible through our hdtv
trying the androidscreencast now...
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still no reply
gqcJYb3UN8xSIWNUy2xX said:
HDMI trough USB? Damn that would be heavy load on phone's CPU.
DHMI is straight out from video chips. Any app / program has to capture stream from the video chip convert it and send it to PC, that takes memory and CPU power.
Be sure you plug into USB 2 port (if you have old computer) or USB 3, as if computer is older, it takes some resources as a connected webcam - constant stream of video.
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i think my explanation isn't so clear.. what i really mean is that the usb cable act as a hdmi cable and outputting video straight to the hdtv and not install on pc as webcam. it been featured using galaxy s. but not sure whether it needs any physical infrastructure build on our phone to make it work or its purely software base.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtwTcnR0hqA
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still no reply
i think my explanation isn't so clear.. what i really mean is that the usb cable act as a hdmi cable and outputting video straight to the hdtv and not install on pc as webcam. it been featured using galaxy s. but not sure whether it needs any physical infrastructure build on our phone to make it work or its purely software base.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtwTcnR0hqA
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nice.
has anyone tried it with mini pro?
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HDMI trough USB? Damn that would be heavy load on phone's CPU.
DHMI is straight out from video chips. Any app / program has to capture stream from the video chip convert it and send it to PC, that takes memory and CPU power.
Be sure you plug into USB 2 port (if you have old computer) or USB 3, as if computer is older, it takes some resources as a connected webcam - constant stream of video.
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but i dont get it.
then why does we can view and control our pc desktop from our phone very smoothly?
i mean look up an app called splashtop remote desktop, teamviewer.
i can view and control my pc very smooth from my phone with that app.
but how can we view and control an android screen to pc is lag and takes that much ram and cpu? lol
MicroUSB-HDMI adapter, but the question is, which phones support it and which not.
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MicroUSB-HDMI adapter, but the question is, which phones support it and which not.
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until someone try and test it
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MicroUSB-HDMI adapter, but the question is, which phones support it and which not.
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I guess this is MHL cable. Support started on phones like SGS II, HTC Sensation, etc.... I won't expect it working on SE Mini Pro.
Here is already short topic about this. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1590353
So its seems our xperia 2011 havent mhl.
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Has anyone else seen the press release about Samsungs new android compatible optical drive. It looks like it could be the thing that allows me to ditch the laptop once and for all but one thing concerns me. The press release says:
" Through its AV connectivity mode, the drive is also ideal for Tablet PC users that want to view or hear content from a disc."
It looks to me like it won't be a fully functioning r/w DVD drive. Calling it AV mode implies it will only allow you to view media files, and not actually use it looked a proper drive.
Any views?
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Sounds extremely old-fashioned and unnecessary. I havnt used optical drives for... I think its 5 years now.
Flashdrives is far superior in every. single. way.
But you can't rip a CD or DVD with a flash drive. When I buy music I still want a physical medium because I don't like being beholden to music sites. Also, living in a rural area my broadband is too slow for streaming video, so DVD is still format of choice for buying films.
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I always download a copy of whatever I buy. If, for some very strange reason, I need to rip something, I got 3 laptops that can do that just fine :d
I cant stand the sound of a DVD reader, the constant disc-swapping, the bulkiness of the dvd discs, the risk of getting scratches on it rendering the dvd unusable (not that I have ever scratched a single dvd/cd though, but I know a lot of people who have lol).
Ok so some people (like you) still uses cd/dvd discs but... I really cant see why you would want that on a tablet? It kinda defeats half the purpose of a tablet - mobility.
Ever tried to move a cd/dvd reader while its working (not talking portable ones here)? It will most certainly lose focus on what it was reading. And even portables will lose focus if you give them a slight tap, or move them too fast...
A flashdrive, on the other hand, can be thrown into a wall while working, without losing focus (If we ignore the chance of it coming lose and just focus on the impact force).
Aaaanyyyyywayyyyy... This wasnt ment to be a rant-post, even though it turned out like that... Sorry, I'll leave this thread now and leave it to people who are interested in old-fashioned media :d
I refer back to the fact that rural broadband is useless for downloading copies of anything, I wouldn't use it on the move (I would want it just to rip copies of things).
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I can't remember when was the last time I actually use the DVD-drive.. I have PC running windows 7 with the latest super multi DVD drive...but... I haven't really use it these days.. Everything these days uses USB memory stick, I use it in my car, use it for my TV, use it for my PC and use it for my TF101..
BUT.... still it's a great news if our TF101 can run this external DVD-drive somehow.. it added the feature and functionality to this already awesome TF101.
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I agree about not using optical disks as much anymore. There are only two things left that I use my DVD drive for. Ripping my movies when I buy a new disk so I can keep them all on my NAS, and burning photo DVDs for my clients (wedding photography).
Unfortunately, neither of those things will be changing until something better than current media formats comes around. Movies still come on disk (unless you want to by choked by excessive DRM) and optical discs are still more stable for long term storage than flash drives. Given that, I can understand why some folks might still want an optical drive option. I could hook the drive up to my tablet and demo the images direct from the DVD I'm about to give a client.
Pffffft...
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mispost plz del
I have develop an android APP "CD Ripper" to rip CD to WAV or MP3 , you can try it on GOOGLE PLAY :
What's the CD Ripper
CD Ripper is the first FREE CD ripping APP of the Android.
It can rip CD tracks to lossless or compressed music files.
Why to use CD Ripper
- We have many CD discs with favorite musics
- Before , We can play them with Discman or Microsystem
- Now , We want to play those musics in mobiles
- Use the CD Ripper to rip CD tracks to WAV or MP3 files
How to use CD Ripper
- Connect the USB CD reader (Optical Drive) and power with OTG cable
- Connect the mobile to OTG cable
- Click "Load CD" to load CD
- Show CD tracks (TOC) after finish loading
- Click "Rip WAV" to rip those tracks to WAV files
- Or Click "Rip MP3" to rip those tracks to MP3 files
- Click "Save As" to save your WAV/MP3 folder with the special name
You know, for accessing the sd-card and internal storage directly from the dock...
Thanks !
It doesn't have a USB port for connecting mini or micro USB cables. I don't think it can be done. Also, when docked, it's in USB Host mode, so you couldn't connect a host to a host anyway.
That's plain dumb...
The hd dock has 4 ports on the back to connect via usb. Also has the hdmi port. Guess that is not the same on the standard dock?
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@JdgM3NT4L i like your signature XD
I Think thats not possible, but you can connect a mouse & keyboard and use it "as a" PC
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Slightly off topic, it is on the lapdock
I used to do it alot while I was at work and wanted dual monitor keyboard setup for use with a VM I was working on, enways I problay wont be able track down the links for the items I used anytime soon, basicly was a 12in extension cable for each of the micro usb and mini/micro (w/e) hdmi and then for the connections to the laptop it was a converter to standard usb and the same for the hdmi, anything more than 1ft or so will not work ('Ive tried needs more power transmitted to make it or somthing) the drivers were found easily via windows 7.
Djazin
lame
This thread just saved me $15... I was planning on getting one of these to charge from a high powered usb port on my pc and also an easy way to transfer files from PC to Atrix.... I guess I'll just go with the standard dock for now.
Multimedia dock is for charging and audio out only nd by design does not permit a usb connection to a PC. Think of it like the car dock with the audio output on the dock not the cable. The HD dock, supports usb devices and HDMI, but that is the opposite of what you are looking for. In short, the only way to mount the storage to a PC is with a usb or third party usb dock.
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...I have the multimedia dock and use an AdHoc network between my PC and Atrix to transfer files, there are a lot of APPs that allows you to even remote control your Atrix from the PC via WiFi, give it a try, I know you'll like it...
josedaniel said:
...I have the multimedia dock and use an AdHoc network between my PC and Atrix to transfer files, there are a lot of APPs that allows you to even remote control your Atrix from the PC via WiFi, give it a try, I know you'll like it...
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Can you post the name of an app that allows for remote control of Android / Atrix.
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jjwatmyself said:
Can you post the name of an app that allows for remote control of Android / Atrix.
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You can try AirDroid. It's free in the Play Store and has some cool features.
MaxK47 said:
You can try AirDroid. It's free in the Play Store and has some cool features.
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OMG, I tried AirDroid and am having a hard time believing what I am seeing. It's like a wireless Webtop! I'm going to write to the dev with some enhancement ideas.
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"PC"
modemhead said:
I Think thats not possible, but you can connect a mouse & keyboard and use it "as a" PC
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It works surprising well as a PC (admittedly it is about as fast a slow netbook, but if you are just doing some web viewing, word processing and spreadsheets, it is fine).
You can plug in some speakers too.
Hi everybody,
I managed to successfully port and build Maru OS for our Xiaomi Mi 8 based on Android 10 Lineage OS sources.
Everything is working perfectly and performance is really good in desktop mode.
Currently the only issue is that selinux is set to permissive and needs to be fixed for production ready builds.
Basically its an Android build with a LXC debian container built in. As soon as you activate screen sharing or hook up a DisplayLink dock, it starts the desktop environment onto the second screen. It's using a graphical bridge between Debian container and Android system which writes data directly to SurfaceFlinger. This makes the desktop experience extremely good and fluent (not comparable to VNC for example).
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dude that's amazing, can you share the rom?
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dude that's amazing, can you share the rom?
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Great to hear that someone else also likes the idea of using the phone as desktop device.
Yes, I can do that. But first I need to prepare the Github repository as the source code needs to be fully published before releasing a ROM I think. Currently everything is setup locally for development and testing.
That 's great! Which adaptor are you using? Is there anyone with usb hub and charging simultaneously?
chrisgrns said:
That 's great! Which adaptor are you using? Is there anyone with usb hub and charging simultaneously?
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Since this phone doesn't support native HDMI output, you need to use a DisplayLink docking station which requires the DisplayLink application installed on the device. I'm using the HP USB-C Universal Dock (hsa-b005ds). If I remember correctly charging and using my mouse and keyboard simultaneously connected via USB worked without any problems.
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Since this phone doesn't support native HDMI output, you need to use a DisplayLink docking station which requires the DisplayLink application installed on the device. I'm using the HP USB-C Universal Dock (hsa-b005ds). If I remember correctly charging and using my mouse and keyboard simultaneously connected via USB worked without any problems.
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But you can use a chromecast, right?
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But you can use a chromecast, right?
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Yes, you can use the Android in built screen sharing capability. But probably there will be some small delays due to network latency.
Ias it Avalible, I want to try it thanks.
Also keen to test.
@mtdshare Please share your build with us thanks. Or you could tell us the method you made this. I really want to try it out.
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Since this phone doesn't support native HDMI output, you need to use a DisplayLink docking station which requires the DisplayLink application installed on the device. I'm using the HP USB-C Universal Dock (hsa-b005ds). If I remember correctly charging and using my mouse and keyboard simultaneously connected via USB worked without any problems.
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Just to be clear; you managed to use the displaylink dock as "secondary monitor", or did you just run the LXC container fullscreen with your display mirrored via displaylink?
I've been looking for a while to get displaylink to act as a secondary monitor rather than (half-assed) mirror my phone to my monitor. It would be really awesome to run (even the build-in android desktop) on a device with a displaylink dock attached.
Skorm92 said:
Just to be clear; you managed to use the displaylink dock as "secondary monitor", or did you just run the LXC container fullscreen with your display mirrored via displaylink?
I've been looking for a while to get displaylink to act as a secondary monitor rather than (half-assed) mirror my phone to my monitor. It would be really awesome to run (even the build-in android desktop) on a device with a displaylink dock attached.
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Exactly, the LXC container is running on the external monitor via DisplayLink. At the same time you can use the Android system on the phone screen as usual.
MilkywayOpenSource said:
@mtdshare Please share your build with us thanks. Or you could tell us the method you made this. I really want to try it out.
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Sorry for my late reply, I have been busy the last weeks. I will share the ROM or tutorial for compiling it very soon.
mtdshare said:
Sorry for my late reply, I have been busy the last weeks. I will share the ROM or tutorial for compiling it very soon.
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Skorm92 said:
Thank you for responding.
It's really awesome you got it working like that! I've only seen this demo'd by DisplayLink themselves using a custom build rom they only want to provide to influencers and companies (source, see reply to top comment)
Would something like this also be achievable using magisk modules (or any other form of root method/drivers)? You would really be my superhero if you could help me out on achieving this.
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Hey.....we are still waiting for the ROM and tutorial.....
Can this ROM be ported to Samsung devices
spice mwenda said:
Hey.....we are still waiting for the ROM and tutorial.....
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You can also consider asking nicely (and not by spamming the thread.)
Also; he already said that he is and has been busy, have patience!
Hi there! Great to hear that MaruOS is working on dipper. Could you please share built ROM, or at least share sources?
Sir still waiting for this rom and tutorial
I was wondering since maru os is based on linage is it possible to sideload linage os 18.1 to it
Waiting for this since a long time ago