Of course it did, you don't defragment flash or ssd storage.
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oimwiodev
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Well I don't know as I am not the manifacturer of the devices, but you should at least trust why they do it! It means they have a reason!!!
oimwiodev
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But on the other hand I agree with u!
Maybe it's an exuse for thrm to scan your files
I found a bug in the Poco F7 EU ROM. When I plug it in while the phone is off, it turns on automatically. It won't charge while it's off. @Igor Eisberg
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What happens "while the phone is off" has nothing to do with our ROM.
With the original ROM installed on the phone, it charges while it's off and not turned on. After installing the EU ROM, the phone charges every time I try to charge it while it's off, so it's going open. That's why I asked. Thank you for your help.
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Maybe some bug in the firmware, dunno. The included firmware is untouched.
How to freeze security app on hyper os 2.0?
I try to use hail but permission denied?
This defragmentation issue just wont stop
I try to use hail but permission denied?
This defragmentation issue just wont stop
ntlkr
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Freezing the security app on HyperOS would break like >60% of UX system functions. You should never even attempt that.
Why would you want it at all? What's the "issue" with defragmentation?
I'll be updatting from HyperOS 1.0.12.0 (mondrian) to the current, which means android version upgrade as well. What's the best approach here: just flash with fastboot, or is full wipe recommended for this?
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Hi everyone, I have a Xiaomi 14 that just came back from service (they replaced the motherboard). I need to unlock the bootloader.
I’ve done everything in the developer options, tried adding the device, but it says: 'Couldn't add. Please go to Mi Community.'
So I did — I set it to Global and selected the 'Unlock Bootloader' option.
Here’s where the issue starts: it tells me I have to wait for Chinese midnight, but I’ve been trying for 3 days now, setting an alarm to be ready — and every time it ends up saying 'Application quota limit reached. Please try again tomorrow.'
Does anyone have a solution, or am I missing something? Thanks!
I’ve done everything in the developer options, tried adding the device, but it says: 'Couldn't add. Please go to Mi Community.'
So I did — I set it to Global and selected the 'Unlock Bootloader' option.
Here’s where the issue starts: it tells me I have to wait for Chinese midnight, but I’ve been trying for 3 days now, setting an alarm to be ready — and every time it ends up saying 'Application quota limit reached. Please try again tomorrow.'
Does anyone have a solution, or am I missing something? Thanks!
Silvio1953
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You must press the button EXACTLY 2 SECONDS before midnight (Shanghai local time). You probably will have to attempt a few times before to be selected.
N.B.: Verify you don't have old phones that you unlocked in the past still linked to your Xiaomi account. If you have someone remove it and retry to link your account in Mi unlock in developer options. (So has happened to me.. )
TheOnlyElite
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For those worried about "Storage Refresh"
Xiaomi must be naming it "defragmentation" due to marketing etc.
In the most likely event your device is using SSD storage (UFS), and your phone supports the feature, its doing two of the following:
TRIM + Garbage Collection
This talks to the controller about unused blocks as opposed to using up write cycles,
TLDR: Chill, it won't wear down your drive.
No, you can't turn it off lol (it's a Security App function, not Cleaner)
Xiaomi must be naming it "defragmentation" due to marketing etc.
In the most likely event your device is using SSD storage (UFS), and your phone supports the feature, its doing two of the following:
TRIM + Garbage Collection
This talks to the controller about unused blocks as opposed to using up write cycles,
TLDR: Chill, it won't wear down your drive.
No, you can't turn it off lol (it's a Security App function, not Cleaner)
