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[resolved] question about madiafire

i host and mirror quite a few of my files and files from others for the forum. i have been stupidly piling them into one directory and was wondering, if i do some organizing and move some of those files into more appropriate folders, will it break my download links already posted around the forum?
thanks
ps. i would move one to see what happens, but im uploading a few large files, and i wouldn't be able to fix a broken download for hours if i had too.

test link, disregard.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/00k5c64mh6kje64/adfree-0.8.64.apk

moved into folder link, disregard.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/00k5c64mh6kje64/adfree-0.8.64.apk

so it appears this is possible with no lost links.
problem resolved.

Accepting this challenge??

THERE IS A FILE IN THIS ZIP. THAT FILE HAS EXTENSION ".sfd" . Does anyone know how to open that file properly without damaging it.I have googled a lot but couldnt find any answer.I have heard a lot about XDA. Let's see if any one present here is capable of opening it with all its data in decrypted form and properly

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http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/help/challenge-t3366633
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malybru
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Why adb.exe pulls also deleted files?

Hi and thanks fr reading my post!
I am trying to backup my android 5.1.1 folders using adb pull (e.g. "adb pull /sdcard/file d:"). It works, but to my surprise it also pulls files deleted from that folder. For example, when I drag&drap the folder from the MTP connected phone using windows explorer, I get a folder with 10 files, which is what I see when I search the folder on my phone. But when I do adb pull on that folder, I get a folder with 50 files, 40 of which were deleted some time ago. I appreciate the restore aspect, but I would prefer to backup only the currently visible 10 files.
Many thaks in advance for any kind help!
Best!
K

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Cannot find a way to delete the thread, so re-writing contents...

MI A1 CF-Auto-Root

i was looking to make twrp for this device but couldn't do it because lack of knowledge. so i searched and found about CF-Auto-Root.
fortunately i was able to generate one for mi a1 now we can root this device without any recovery.
Requirements -
1. unlocked boot loader.
2. this Zip
3.adb debugging should be enabled
How to -
1. put your phone in fastboot mode by volume down + power key.
2. connect to pc, ( make sure adb debugging is enabled)
2. extract above zip anywhere in your desktop and run root.bat file.

Do you know any possible methods to unroot Mi A1 device which has been rooted using CF auto root?

"this zip" where is the zip ? at your jeans?

This thread it's a copy/paste from here.

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