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Seedvault + Syncthing = ⁉️

I just tested using Seedvault with Syncthing and to me it feels like a great setup. I still need to configure it for all time use, but so far, first test seems like everything works fine. It allows me to use a connected service where my data isn't just one place, without needing physical things like a USB flash drive, etc, but without needing to pay for the cloud, and dealing with bad speeds, especially with something that can be as demanding as device backups.

Downsides

Your device essentially has half the storage, since you'll need to keep your backups inside your phone, so there's redundant data there.
This is not a fully tested setup, and you may lose data with it.

How to properly install android-tools in Fedora

Currently, it seems as if Fedora doesn't install udev-rules, to get this working, I've had to manually install them from a community project. I'm not very knowledgable in Linux, these are just the steps I had to do to get things working that I'd like to document.

Install android-tools

Install android-tools from DNF.

sudo dnf install android-tools

I am not responsible for any type of damage when you follow this tutorial. You have been warned.

This tutorial was originally designed for the devices: moto g32, g42, and g52. It should also work for the moto g34/45, g84, and g 5g 2024.

Device codenames

It is important to note that these devices are usually referenced using codenames in multiple places, it is important to know which one is yours.

g32: devon

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O download desse arquivo customava demorar horas e horas, hoje em dia parece ser melhor, mesmo assim, criei esse torrent pra ajudar quem potencialmente precisar no futuro.

O arquivo .torrent pode ser encontrado aqui.

É importante verificar se esta é a versão certa pro seu dispositivo! O link de download deve ser igual a: https://blobmarketingsemp.blob.core.windows.net/website/drivers/8907XX-SW-MAIN-XX6500SS5300S615-VS.367_USB.zip.

You might have bought Bluetooth earphones, and while they might work on your modern phone, they seem to not work properly on your TV... or older phone... or any other Bluetooth transmitting device!

I bought Redmi Airdots 1 year ago, and while it would work just fine on my phone, it would have clipping with my TV, so I wasn't able to watch VSauce on it.

A while after, I would notice not-so-modern phones would have the same issue.

	// Format: pref("", true)

	// TLS:
	// Enable Kyber
	pref("security.tls.enable_kyber", true);
	pref("network.http.http3.enable_kyber", true);

	// Fix CRLite
	pref("services.settings.server", "https://firefox.settings.services.mozilla.com/v1"); // CRLite needs this enabled, also fixes language downloads
	pref("security.pki.crlite_mode", 2); // Prefer CRLite over OCSP

	--[=[
	A function which makes it so that the current thread is interrupted, and causes an error when on an attempt to resume it.

	@yields
	]=]
	local function exit()
	task.defer(
	coroutine.close,
	coroutine.running()
	)

	export type ScriptSignal = {
	_active: boolean,
	_head: ScriptConnection?,

	IsActive: (ScriptSignal) -> boolean,
	Connect: (
	ScriptSignal,
	handler: (...any) -> ()
	) -> ScriptConnection,
	Wait: (ScriptSignal) -> (...any),

	--[[
	A custom BindToClose implementation which fixes these issues:

	* Has a :Disconnect method
	* Listeners run in a different order:

	Which is: First connected -> Last connected

	This order fixes a lot of hidden issues, particularly with requiring.
	]]