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1. CyanogenMod was my inspiration but if I go to the Wiki page it lists a prerequisite that I need to do a build or two. Do I just download any source and build it? Is there a way to test it?
(I have no supported devices)
2. Is CyanogenMod too advanced for a beginner? If so, which custom rom should I start with?
3. Do I need to formally learn C/C++ or is ok that I am mostly a hack?
DevMikeSmith said:
1. CyanogenMod was my inspiration but if I go to the Wiki page it lists a prerequisite that I need to do a build or two. Do I just download any source and build it? Is there a way to test it?
(I have no supported devices)
2. Is CyanogenMod too advanced for a beginner? If so, which custom rom should I start with?
3. Do I need to formally learn C/C++ or is ok that I am mostly a hack?
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Well I have started building from PAC. If your device is not compatible then you'll have to make it compatible (by editing device/$vendor/$device/*)
It is really easy. It took me only two days to figure out how and make a working build. Go for it. Use cyanogenmod as it is very vast... You need to learn XML. That's it.
Sony Mobile is committed to supporting the open developer community, and one way to show this is by publishing parts of our code as well as selected tools developed by our internal developers.
For some of the Xperia™ devices, we provide Android™ Open Source Project (AOSP) device configurations on GitHub. This means that the software will be open for you as a developer to use and contribute to. This is a way for us to support the open Android community, and it is also a tool for us to facilitate and verify contributions to AOSP.
If you want to build AOSP for your unlocked Xperia device, you find all the resources you need in the sections below.
https://developer.sony.com/develop/open-devices/
Unified 4.4 kernel sources
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/kernel
Project git
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/
Bug tracker
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/bug_tracker/issues
Hi,
We have updated the project page to reflect the latest progress
http://developer.sonymobile.com/open-devices/
Enjoy
J
I recently got the xperia X, which is an awesome device, and this is good news! Thanks a lot. Developers, please!
Does flashing those ROMS means that they are turned into Nexus?
I assume we will loose the camera software and also the radio?
ykphuah said:
Does flashing those ROMS means that they are turned into Nexus?
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No
ykphuah said:
Does flashing those ROMS means that they are turned into Nexus?
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Yes. It turn your phone into 6p. Including your camera quality.
K
Thx
Bye.
Lol, I am sensing a lot of sarcasm here.
I have used Nexus before, and I have used HTC devices that are flashed to AOSP.
So can I confirm that we loose the camera software and also the FM radio if we flash this AOSP? I don't have a better way to describe this other than "make it a nexus".
ykphuah said:
Lol, I am sensing a lot of sarcasm here.
I have used Nexus before, and I have used HTC devices that are flashed to AOSP.
So can I confirm that we loose the camera software and also the FM radio if we flash this AOSP? I don't have a better way to describe this other than "make it a nexus".
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Forgive me if I am wrong, but last time I used the sony open devices firmware on my previous xperia, we kept the camera quality just with the AOSP app.
@jerpelea when following the commands here, and following them exactly step-by-step based on the guide, I get the following:
[ 4% 2253/50550] host C++: llvm-tblge.../utils/TableGen/CodeGenDAGPatterns.cpp
ninja: build stopped: subcommand failed.
build/core/ninja.mk:148: recipe for target 'ninja_wrapper' failed
make: *** [ninja_wrapper] Error 1
#### make failed to build some targets (03:57 (mm:ss)) ####
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Anyone else tried to follow the steps?
FYI, FreeXperia has released an experimental Nougat build for the X (suzu), which can be downloaded here.
I presume you can flash it onto your device by using fastboot.
iH8Ecchi said:
FYI, FreeXperia has released an experimental Nougat build for the X (suzu), which can be downloaded here.
I presume you can flash it onto your device by using fastboot.
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Yeah they're found here and the last one was a week ago.
My reason for posting was I was trying to build myself
jerdog said:
@jerpelea when following the commands here, and following them exactly step-by-step based on the guide, I get the following:
Anyone else tried to follow the steps?
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since it is a ninja error i suppose that you are on the wrong ubuntu version
please post a full log on the pastebin and pm me
We have moved to a new address!
https://developer.sony.com/develop/open-devices/
Now you can build the latest Android with the latest 4.4 kernel
Vendor v11 is out
https://developer.sony.com/develop/open-devices/latest-updates
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Now you can build the latest Android with the latest 4.4 kernel
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Will we see any official ota update from sony with this kernel?
The Open Devices and Official SW are built from different code base which means that the answer is NO
Regards
J
For user security dm-verity and File Based Encryption are enabled by default
Please disable them only if you are developing new features
Regards
J
All build guides are updated with the Security updates
https://developer.sony.com/develop/open-devices/guides/aosp-build-instructions/
Here is the list of all known bugs. If you find bugs you can always open a ticket in the bug tracker and we will check it ASAP.
https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/bug_tracker/issues
Sailfish OS 4.4.0.72 for Sony Xperia 1 and 5
These release notes cover Sailfish OS 4.4.0.72 for the following devices:
Sony Xperia 1 (J8110, J9110)
Sony Xperia 5 (J8210, J9210)
Intro
This port has been updated last to the latest release of Sailfish OS 4.4.0.72 in addition to that several adaptation bugs discovered in the testing of the first release have been fixed.
Also several documentation updates or buildinfrastructure changes have been made.
Updates to these project components are now tracking in the main bug tracking repository SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs/releases.
The highlights in this release are:
[prjconf] Fix pattern dependencies. Fixes SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs#55, fixes SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs#59
[patterns] Require ngfd >= 1.4 instead of ngfd-plugin-native-vibrator. Fixes SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs#69
[configs] Keep dual sim configs on J9210/Xperia 5, remove on J8110. Fixes SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs#51
[kickstart] Fix @DEVICES@ name for Xperia 5/J9210 in flash-on-windows. Resolves SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs#50
Thanks to all who have provided testing, reported bugs or have contributed otherwise.
FunctionalityThe devices have the same functionality level as the Xperia 10 II port made by Jolla,
except in areas such as VoLTE where public packages are missing or in relation to Sailfish X features which are (currently) unavailable.
Known issues
SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs#33
Because of a missing package inside the adaptation-common repository Windows binaries for flashing are missing inside the zip archive. To workaround that issue have added another zip file that includes these files as "droid-flashingtools.zip" to this release.
SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs#37
The launcher icons on the Xperia 1 are to small because there's no bigger graphics-theme size than 2.0.
ProjectThe Github project that contains this port and all other ports from this project can be found here:
Sailfish OS Community ports for Sony Xperia devices
Sailfish OS comunity ports for Sony Xperia devices - Sailfish OS Community ports for Sony Xperia devices
github.com
Project UpdatesAs explained above there’s now a separate changelog for project wide updates which can be found down below:
Release Project Update 02-12-2022 · SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs
Intro The changelog describes all the project wide changes, such as for example documentation updates or build infrastructure changes. In case an adaptation issue arose from wrong build configurati...
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The changelog file about the project updates can be found down below:
project_changelog.md
About
The goal of this project is to port additional Sony devices on top of Jolla's existing adaptations while staying as close as possible to the existing ports and contributing back to the upstream where possible.
Most of the changes from Jolla ports are adopted in both directions since the issues that one port has usually apply to the sister device of the same generation (e.g. Xperia 10 II -> Xperia 1/5).
This is the reason why changes from Jolla’s port end up in the changelog for these port,
in many cases because they also affect the specific port but not always.
Where possible changes that were done for this port go back to the _Mer-Hybris_ repositories such as the kernel or droid repositories.
The project is open for anyone that wishes to port additional Sony devices to Sailfish OS. Feel free to suggest new features, provide bug reports or to contribute.
SourcesAny sources specific to this port can be found inside the project linked above. The device repositories are named after the devices board name for example in this case kumano.
All our sources are included inside the project linked above.
All other sources are taken unpatched from upstream which is either Sony-AOSP or SailfishOS/mer-hybris.
If changes are needed inside upstream repositories these are submitted to the upstream repositories.
This GPL includes components such as the kernel or libhybris.
On pressure of XDA I add the direct link to the kernel repository, however the exact ref used during build
can be found inside the droid-hal repository, which in the case of the Xperia 1 for example, droid-hal-kumano.
Sources for this board
https://github.com/mer-hybris/android_kernel_sony_msm/tree/hybris-sony-aosp/LA.UM.7.1.r1
https://github.com/SailfishOS-SonyXperia/droid-hal-sony-kumano
Report bugs
Bugs can be opened in the bug repository linked below:
GitHub - SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs: Empty repository that is used as a bugtracker
Empty repository that is used as a bugtracker. Contribute to SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
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Release 4.4.0.72+git1 · SailfishOS-SonyXperia/droid-hal-version-sony-kumano
Sailfish OS 4.4.0.72 for Sony Xperia 1 and 5 These release notes cover Sailfish OS 4.4.0.72 for the following devices: Sony Xperia 1 (J8110, J9110) Sony Xperia 5 (J8210, J9210) Intro This port ha...
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Flashing
To install Sailfish OS on your device please follow the install instructs in the flashing-readme.txt file included in the archive or read the offical flashing instructions for either the Xperia 10 II or Xperia 10 III:
Sailfish X Installation Instructions - Jolla
jolla.com
Just make sure to download the software binaries for your device instead of the ones mentioned in the instructions:
Software binaries for AOSP Android 10.0 – Kernel 4.14 – Kumano (latest) - Sony Developer World
developer.sony.com
Changeloghttps://github.com/SailfishOS-SonyX.../releases/download/4.4.0.72+git1/Changelog.md
Great job, thanks for making the port! Does it have Android app support? If it does I'll definitely give it a try, I saw on the SailfishOS official website that only the paid version can run Android apps...
Edit: I see why now, because of the very very long term support that you get, it's like 7 years of updates for a bit of money, that's pretty good.
just try to use on my device.
its first time for me using Sailfish OS.
but.
when i turn off the phone, and try to turn it on, it asks for the security code, after i enter the security code, it just loading in quite a long time,
then, simcard and wifi didnt works.
I can confirm, that neither data connection nor WiFi works.
Without any data such as logs I can't help you. Please create a bug in the bugtracker.
Please also make sure that you flash the version that matches your device.
Please follow this article to fetch logs:
https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013910599-Collecting-basic-logs-from-a-Sailfish-device
You can also try to flash the new images, I will add tomorrow.
I updated the release archives today:
Package ngfd as `CUSTOM_’ FFMemless vibration effects require newer version than packaged in SailfishOS 4.4.0.
Fix issue in ssu-vendor-data package that made the address of the adaptation repository invalid. [BUG] address of adaptation repo is invalid #49
I've installed Sailfish and its working fine. But i dont find access to install android apps. Is there a way to install APKs?
Thaodan said:
Without any data such as logs I can't help you. Please create a bug in the bugtracker.
Please also make sure that you flash the version that matches your device.
Please follow this article to fetch logs.
You can also try to flash the new images, I will add tomorrow.
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First of all, many thanks for your reply - very appreciated!
Yes, I've downloaded and flashed the appropriate version (J9210, Xperia 5, DualSim). As I've bought this device as a new one about 2 years ago, I've used it that time, and it worked. The bootloader was already opened; it was rooted, because of some rooting apps.
Therefore, it was not necessary to check, if data connection, wifi, gps, camera and so on works, because it worked.
I flashed sailfish os (with the latest software binaries, Android 10, Kernel 4.14 - as in the op described [the extracted .img I've placed in the same folder as your firmware, of course]) via Linux Mint.
The device boots up flawlessly, the screen is responding without any problem, and also the intro worked.
But I can't activate wifi. I can push the button, and it responses, but it don't activates wifi. Also, my sim card won't be recognized, therefore there's no chance to enter the sim pin.
So there's a few questions:
You write "please follow this article to fetch logs", but without a link... I guess, it's not like fetching logs in android? So would you please tell me, how I can do that, to provide you the log?
Or is it necessary to buy a Yolla licence? No problem, I would pay for it, but the Xperia 5 isn't listed yet on your homepage...
Thanks in advance for your kind reply!
P.S.: Yes, I've tried it 4 times (went back to the latest Sony fw), and the last time I've flashed the latest Sony fw even on slot a and b before flashing Sailfish OS again (the latest [1.06] for the Xperia 5 Dual Sim variant), but unfortunately every time with the aforementioned result...
Klaus N. said:
First of all, many thanks for your reply - very appreciated!
Yes, I've downloaded and flashed the appropriate version (J9210, Xperia 5, DualSim). As I've bought this device as a new one about 2 years ago, I've used it that time, and it worked. The bootloader was already opened; it was rooted, because of some rooting apps.
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Did you download the version for the J9210? Please check the file name of the archive.
Klaus N. said:
Therefore, it was not necessary to check, if data connection, wifi, gps, camera and so on works, because it worked.
I flashed sailfish os (with the latest software binaries, Android 10, Kernel 4.14 - as in the op described [the extracted .img I've placed in the same folder as your firmware, of course]) via Linux Mint.
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Extracted the .img? You should extract the .zip archive, then run ./flash.sh to flash Sailfish OS to the device.
Klaus N. said:
The device boots up flawlessly, the screen is responding without any problem, and also the intro worked.
But I can't activate wifi. I can push the button, and it responses, but it don't activates wifi. Also, my sim card won't be recognized, therefore there's no chance to enter the sim pin.
So there's a few questions:
You write "please follow this article to fetch logs", but without a link... I guess, it's not like fetching logs in android? So would you please tell me, how I can do that, to provide you the log?
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Sorry I forgot to post the link, please look again.
Klaus N. said:
Or is it necessary to buy a Yolla licence? No problem, I would pay for it, but the Xperia 5 isn't listed yet on your homepage...
Thanks in advance for your kind reply!
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Not you don't need to buy a license, the device isn't support by Sailfish X (it is not available so far for community ports).
Klaus N. said:
You write "please follow this article to fetch logs", but without a link... I guess, it's not like fetching logs in android? So would you please tell me, how I can do that, to provide you the log?
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@Thaodan
Thanks for providing the link!
Here's the basic-logs-2022-09-24-1031.tar from my device.
Thank's in advance!
In addition, the answers (sorry, almost forgot) to your questions:
Yes, I've downloaded the Sailfish_OS-Sailfish-SonyXperia-4.4.0.68-j9210-1.0.0.6.zip and the software binaries provided in your op.
I've only extracted the zip, but not the .img, ofc. Then I put the Software Binaries.img into the same folder as the firmware and run ./flash.sh
@Thaodan
As there's one month left in the meanwhile, I only wanted to ask, if there's some progress regarding the J9210!? Is this the wanted logs, do you need some other, or has this project stopped?
Klaus N. said:
@Thaodan
As there's one month left in the meanwhile, I only wanted to ask, if there's some progress regarding the J9210!? Is this the wanted logs, do you need some other, or has this project stopped?
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I checked and didn't found anything obvious in your logs. I didn't had time to check your device further before my vacation.
I didn't mention it here but please open a bug report, a forum or specificly this forum thread isn't the best place to talk about issues.
My J9210 runs fine.
Thaodan said:
I checked and didn't found anything obvious in your logs. I didn't had time to check your device further before my vacation.
I didn't mention it here but please open a bug report, a forum or specificly this forum thread isn't the best place to talk about issues.
My J9210 runs fine.
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First of all, thank you very much for your reply!
Ok, so I'll give it one more try: I will set it up with the latest Sony stock fw, put my sim-card into it and test/use everything - as described...
I'll report back!
I just checked my test phone everything works so far.
Please check if it doesn't work that you flash the latest stock version that is close to this one: 55.0.A.11.25.
Thaodan said:
I just checked my test phone everything works so far.
Please check if it doesn't work that you flash the latest stock version that is close to this one: 55.0.A.11.25.
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The Xperia 5 firmware I've flashed is the J9210_Customized EU_55.2.A.4.332-R13C one. I'll flash it again and give SF OS another try. Perhaps it failed because my Xperia 5 was rooted and debloated; I also had AFWall+, the Xposed framework and XPrivacyLUA installed. I don't know...
Right after flashing the aforementioned fw I will test GPS, mobile data, wifi and so on, and will keep everything turned on before flashing SF OS - maybe it will work?
@Thaodan
One further question: Have you installed Sailfish OS via Windows or Linux? I did it with Linux Mint...
Klaus N. said:
The Xperia 5 firmware I've flashed is the J9210_Customized EU_55.2.A.4.332-R13C one. I'll flash it again and give SF OS another try. Perhaps it failed because my Xperia 5 was rooted and debloated; I also had AFWall+, the Xposed framework and XPrivacyLUA installed. I don't know...
Right after flashing the aforementioned fw I will test GPS, mobile data, wifi and so on, and will keep everything turned on before flashing SF OS - maybe it will work?
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have you tried?
I want to try it again, but it's a shame if it's without a simcard or wifi.
Well, now I've flashed the J9210_Customized EU_55.2.A.4.332-R13C fw, played around with data connection, wifi, bluetooth, camera, and everything worked.
Then I tried to install SF OS via Windows 10 64 bit, but there must be a mistake inside the script. I definitely own a Xperia 5 dual-sim (J9210)!!!!!!! But: Please have a look into the attached pic...
Then I tried to flash SF OS running Linux Mint (latest stable release); the flash ran through without any error, but again: No WiFi, no data connection.
I'm about to give up!!!
One note:
I've flashed so many devices, mostly LineageOS, but also Ubuntu Touch, and never had any problem like that - unfortunately, it's annoying...
Klaus N. said:
Well, now I've flashed the J9210_Customized EU_55.2.A.4.332-R13C fw, played around with data connection, wifi, bluetooth, camera, and everything worked.
Then I tried to install SF OS via Windows 10 64 bit, but there must be a mistake inside the script. I definitely own a Xperia 5 dual-sim (J9210)!!!!!!! But: Please have a look into the attached pic...
Then I tried to flash SF OS running Linux Mint (latest stable release); the flash ran through without any error, but again: No WiFi, no data connection.
I'm about to give up!!!
One note:
I've flashed so many devices, mostly LineageOS, but also Ubuntu Touch, and never had any problem like that - unfortunately, it's annoying...
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Isually use Linux to flash but also should have checked the Windows flash script.
Please edit the batch script you called and replace j9210 with J9210.
I just fixed the issue but for now just change the flash script for Windows:
[BUG] Device is invalid in windows flashing script for Xperia 5/j9210 · Issue #50 · SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs
The @[email protected] in the kickstart script is written as j9210 but it should be J9210.
github.com
Thaodan said:
Isually use Linux to flash but also should have checked the Windows flash script.
Please edit the batch script you called and replace j9210 with J9210.
I just fixed the issue but for now just change the flash script for Windows:
[BUG] Device is invalid in windows flashing script for Xperia 5/j9210 · Issue #50 · SailfishOS-SonyXperia/bugs
The @[email protected] in the kickstart script is written as j9210 but it should be J9210.
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Thank you very much for the response - and your efforts, ofc!
Finally: It works
I had not to flash the latest firmware (doesn't work), but a rollback to the J9210_Customized EU_1320-0801_55.1.A.9.52_R10B fw before flashing Sailfish OS did the trick!
We are happy to announce that we now have launched AOSP build instructions for Android 13!
The Xperia Open Source Project (Xperia Open Devices) is an initiative created to guide the developers step-by-step on how to build AOSP for their unlocked Xperia devices. Our instructions will show you how to prepare your environment, how to download all the necessary tools, and how to download and configure the code before you can build AOSP images and flash them on your own device.
New AOSP build instructions for Android 13 - Sony Developer World
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The one downside is Ubuntu...I would be down to start building roms...but the problem is I'm on windows 11...and prefer it...
Ainz_Ooal_Gown said:
The one downside is Ubuntu...I would be down to start building roms...but the problem is I'm on windows 11...and prefer it...
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WSL?
unicastbg said:
WSL?
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WSL??
What is Windows Subsystem for Linux
Learn about the Windows Subsystem for Linux, including the different versions and ways you can use them.
docs.microsoft.com
Code:
sudo apt-get purge ...
The instructions aren't off to a good start.
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Code:
sudo apt-get purge ...
The instructions aren't off to a good start.
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To be blunt as a rock, you should be doing this on a clean install or inside a container anyways. I'm surprised Sony is not providing us with one.
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To be blunt as a rock, you should be doing this on a clean install or inside a container anyways. I'm surprised Sony is not providing us with one.
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That's clear from step 1, but not necessary if Sony had created the build correctly. Modern build environments may coexist without issues.
Even apt-get is rather outdated.
kevinmcmurtrie said:
That's clear from step 1, but not necessary if Sony had created the build correctly. Modern build environments may coexist without issues.
Even apt-get is rather outdated.
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The Guides are copy-paste since quite a time now. You basically just need to change the Tag each time You want to sync the Code. Anyways, sudo apt install works well on Ubuntu while some Parts cant be installed and need to be corrected like zlib1g-dev:i386 which is zlib1g-dev. WSL2 works fine on My W11 install. Just give this a go:
GitHub - bostrot/wsl2-distro-manager: A GUI to quickly manage your WSL2 instances
A GUI to quickly manage your WSL2 instances. Contribute to bostrot/wsl2-distro-manager development by creating an account on GitHub.
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You will like it if You want to keep Windows...
what is the use of all these instructions if there are no developers who have made and supported at least a normal firmware based on android 12
Sakuma_Eitarou said:
what is the use of all these instructions if there are no developers who have made and supported at least a normal firmware based on android 12
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There are many people involved working on it. It takes times and they need help with logs and testing since there are many supported devices. I am working myself on it with A13 and its a pain in the a** right now... Many small issues and missing stuff here and there. We are also talking about bugs like no Mobile Data + No Wifi and non working Cameras and such... It's a great Project but lacks Users and support...
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There are many people involved working on it. It takes times and they need help with logs and testing since there are many supported devices. I am working myself on it with A13 and its a pain in the a** right now... Many small issues and missing stuff here and there. We are also talking about bugs like no Mobile Data + No Wifi and non working Cameras and such... It's a great Project but lacks Users and support...
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certainly lacks people and support because the community is too small due to the high cost and unpopularity of the phone. To begin with, I would like to see a completely completed firmware like this https://sourceforge.net/projects/ancientrom/files/gsi/V6.4/ and only then firmware based on a13
maybe one day there will be one fully working ROM with a fully programmable assistant button and a working Sony camera. as well as all the advantages of custom ROM
Sakuma_Eitarou said:
maybe one day there will be one fully working ROM with a fully programmable assistant button and a working Sony camera. as well as all the advantages of custom ROM
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I can surely tease, there is Something comming this Year. Android 13 2019-2022 Xperias
Miustone said:
I can surely tease, there is Something comming this Year. Android 13 2019-2022 Xperias
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in general, it doesn't matter, because official Google builds are 5 years behind amateur builds like crdroid and other teams. In my opinion, Android 12-13 looks gray, boring, not beautiful, sad, no transparency effects, colored notification icons. It feels like there are some idiots at Google who can't come up with anything worthwhile, or at least standardize what is already available in custom ROM. For example, it annoys me that the usual aosp assembly is empty, there you can't even adjust the height of swipes of control gestures
Miustone said:
The Guides are copy-paste since quite a time now. You basically just need to change the Tag each time You want to sync the Code. Anyways, sudo apt install works well on Ubuntu while some Parts cant be installed and need to be corrected like zlib1g-dev:i386 which is zlib1g-dev. WSL2 works fine on My W11 install. Just give this a go:
GitHub - bostrot/wsl2-distro-manager: A GUI to quickly manage your WSL2 instances
A GUI to quickly manage your WSL2 instances. Contribute to bostrot/wsl2-distro-manager development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
You will like it if You want to keep Windows...
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would you want to update the aosp build guide as a how to do for xda?
i would certainly be interested in stock aosp build.
"Now you are ready to build AOSP images that can be flashed to a device. To do this, you have to point out your specific device and then start building the images."
this my current blocker. how would i point out the specific device? as i understand the command in the given step ( step5 ) it requires a source. that source is not specified in the builöd instructions or i didn't find them
Hey, I want to install Pixel Experience custom rom on my Android Phone but unfortunately my phone vendor is not present on devices tab. In this case what should I do? How can I install custom rom on my Android phone?
My Phone is Techno Spark 6 GO.
you could try GSI but that device shipped Android (Go edition) usually for low ram. bootloader is unlockable?
Wnat is GSI? Generic System Image? Even if I am able to unlocked bootloader on my device then what then? Since I am not able to find custom OS for it.
Haziq12345 said:
Wnat ks GSI? Generic System Image? Even if I am able to unlocked bootloader on my device then what then? Since I am not able to find custom OS for it.
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same problem here i want to install custom rom for my devce but theres is no availablecustom rom for it
Generic System Image is generic. you won't find GSI especially for this device. it's trial and error
[GSI][13] LineageOS 20 "Light"
LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android, which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device. LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra...
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Thanks for the explanation, but by testing what if tested wrong GSI and phone become brick. Then it would be useless.
unlock bootloader first. if bootloader is unlocked, we will talk about *what if* questions
It's now easy to bypass MediaTek's SP Flash Tool authentication
A group of developers has created a Python utility to bypass the authentication routine of MediaTek SP Flash Tool. Check it out now!
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aIecxs said:
unlock bootloader first. if bootloader is unlocked, we will talk about *what if* questions
It's now easy to bypass MediaTek's SP Flash Tool authentication
A group of developers has created a Python utility to bypass the authentication routine of MediaTek SP Flash Tool. Check it out now!
www.xda-developers.com
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Does this works in oppo too yes my bootloader is unlocked my phone is oppo a71 cph1717
Unofficial LineageOS 17 GSI released for Project Treble compatible devices
You can now get LineageOS 17, based on Android 10, on any Project Treble compatible device thanks to this unofficial LineageOS 17 GSI release.
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How to flash a Generic System Image (GSI) on Project Treble supported devices
So your device supports Project Treble, what does that mean for you? It means you can flash a Generic System Image such as LineageOS or Resurrection Remix! Enjoy AOSP-based custom ROMs! Here's a guide on how to install these ROMs.
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aIecxs said:
Unofficial LineageOS 17 GSI released for Project Treble compatible devices
You can now get LineageOS 17, based on Android 10, on any Project Treble compatible device thanks to this unofficial LineageOS 17 GSI release.
www.xda-developers.com
How to flash a Generic System Image (GSI) on Project Treble supported devices
So your device supports Project Treble, what does that mean for you? It means you can flash a Generic System Image such as LineageOS or Resurrection Remix! Enjoy AOSP-based custom ROMs! Here's a guide on how to install these ROMs.
www.xda-developers.com
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So its really possible to install gsi on my oppo a71? Right sir?
you tell us
aIecxs said:
you tell us
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Hmmm its said there that i need to be android 8 or higher to flash the gsi but my phone is android 7.1.1
probably not... double check with that app
Treble Check - Apps on Google Play
Check your device for Project Treble support and more
play.google.com
found this guide but seems dangerous, most likely you will end up bricked
[GUIDE] [Q&A] [TREBLE] From Stock to Treble - everything you need to know!
Here I will share all the info you need to know about using Treble on the Mi A1. Everyone is more than welcome to ask questions and clarification here, I am happy to answer and will update this thread over time. Thanks! Contents 0. Key Terms...
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aIecxs said:
probably not... double check with that app
Treble Check - Apps on Google Play
Check your device for Project Treble support and more
play.google.com
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My phone doesnt supported but could it possibly work although its not supported?
Anonymous V said:
My phone doesnt supported but could it possibly work although its not supported?
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No. search for custom ROM for your device
aIecxs said:
No. search for custom ROM for your device
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Nah i already did but no i cant find anything im like searching for 2 months but nothing i cant find something fit on my device so i hope gsi would work for me it should be easy for me my phone is running in oreo or pie but nah i cant find custom rom for my device also i know this link custom ROM its says he that he have the same phone as mine so he prted ressurection os pie for his phone and it work im a bit worried about it pls sir if you can tell me if this rom is safe just confirm it to be safe ill try this out
Anonymous V said:
pls sir if you can tell me if this rom is safe ill try this out
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that's not how xda works.
aIecxs said:
that's not how xda works.
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Yeah i know i just asked if this is safe like there no virus or trojan somthing because it happens to before my phone broke because of virud from the rom thats why and if ever i bricked my device i know how to fix it and backup is already in standby