[ROM] [OFFICIAL] LMODroid 4.x - Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC - Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot

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LMODroid is an AOSP-based mobile OS aiming to ease transition to de-googled(*) Android use-cases, while also supporting using Google services. Additionally, we want to make everyday experience better with useful features
The term de-googled is complicated, as AOSP by itself is by Google. We aim to reduce Google's data collection on mobile devices and make active efforts to remove contacts to Google servers and document more regarding this topic, but we value application compatibility over total Google avoidance.
Features:
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UI/UX:
- Blur control
- Transparent control
Network & internet
- Control connected devices to hotspot (disconnect/backlist)
- eSIM support
- VPN tethring
Display:
- Lockscreen media art
- Pocket detection
- Customizable Wallpaper & style
- OSS Desktopmode
Sounds & vibration:
- In-call vibration
- Dual SIM rington
- Per-app volume control
Security:
- Enforcing selinux
- Encrypted storage
- OSS Face Unlock
- 3x3 / 4x4 / 5x5 / 6x6 pattern size
- Scramble pin layout
- QS toggle on lockscreen
- App lock
- Auto reboot
- Restrict USB
- Emergancy Panic trigger
Applications:
- Game Space
- Transistent task mode
- Parallel Space
Buttons:
- Taskbar toggle
- Invert layout
- Force navigation bar enabler
- Edge long swipe actions
- Advanced restart
- Power menu styles
- Long press button to enable torch
- Volume button control playback
- Volume panel on left
- Partial screenshot
Statusbar:
- QS quick pull down
- Network traffic monitor
- System icons tuner
- Old style signal icons
- Wi-Fi standart Icons
- Clock position
- Show seconds
- Auto hide
- AM/PM style
- Battery style
- QS Auto brightness toggle
- Data usage
Changelogs:
https://get.libremobileos.com/changes
Download:
https://get.libremobileos.com/devices/surya/builds
Notice:
- Recommended firmware is latest stable firmware
- No custom kernels and custom modules are supported. Only stock kernel and official builds will be supported. No bug reports if that's not the case.
Screenshots:
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"lightbox_download": "Download",
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Installation:
Download *.img files from download section and install them from fastboot.
example:
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash super super_empty.img
After installed all .img files reboot to recovery and follow these steps:
Factory reset:
- format data/cache/system
Apply update -> Apply from ADB:
Code:
adb sideload LMODroid-*-RELEASE-surya.zip
Useful links:
Web: https://libremobileos.com/
Download: https://get.libremobileos.com/
Gerrit:
https://gerrit.libremobileos.com/
Jenkins: https://jenkins.libremobileos.com/
Git: https://git.libremobileos.com/LMODroid
Git devices: https://git.libremobileos.com/LMODroid-Devices
Github(mirror): https://github.com/LMODroid
Github devices(mirror): https://github.com/LMODroid-Devices
Telegram discussion group: https://t.me/LMODroid_Discussion

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wow! looks promising! pretty nice features and settings.
one very important question for me.
are the bluetooth hi-res audio capabilities supported on this rom? (aptx aptxHD, LDAC)

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Excellent, was waiting for a XDA thread for this!
Which camera does it come with?
Which GCam is it compatible with?
Any GCam version + config recommendations?

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Download link not working?

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greekfragma said:
wow! looks promising! pretty nice features and settings.
one very important question for me.
are the bluetooth hi-res audio capabilities supported on this rom? (aptx aptxHD, LDAC)
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aac aptx aptxhd ldac offload are supported

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Master One said:
Excellent, was waiting for a XDA thread for this!
Which camera does it come with?
Which GCam is it compatible with?
Any GCam version + config recommendations?
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Aperture (Official LineageOS camera)
We don't support others camera and take care about stock camera app only but others should be work fine.
You can try others and let us know

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Master One said:
Download link not working?
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It's working

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iKeramat said:
Aperture (Official LineageOS camera) We don't support others camera and take care about stock camera app only but others should be work fine. You can try others and let us know
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This turns out to be tricky, which is why I hope that someone with more time at hands can have a look and report back here.
From the LOS thread:
Camera Notes
ANX camera is not recomended and will most probably NOT work.
To get a fully working camera try one of the gcams here.
Do not forget to copy&load the associated xml file!
Official LOS uses oss camera service, so xml written for other custom roms might not work.
The gcams at the above link have modified xmls for LOS.
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So far I have tried my previous favorite (NGCam v7.4.104-v2.0) that I have in use on ArrowOS 11 (last version with MIUI vendor), but it crashes as was to be expected due to the camera service as mentioned above.
I have also tried UltraCVM (v8.1 from the link above and v8.4.300.10u_ucvm from the GCam Hub) which worked with the provided config file, but unfortunately it does not seem to support a 3rd party gallery, I could not find out how to change camera lenses, and at one point while playing around with it, it just crashed.
So in the end I really would like to have a camera app that supports slow motion and time lapse video, 3rd party gallery, all the available lenses and runs stable.

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Master One said:
This turns out to be tricky, which is why I hope that someone with more time at hands can have a look and report back here.
From the LOS thread:
So far I have tried my previous favorite (NGCam v7.4.104-v2.0) that I have in use on ArrowOS 11 (last version with MIUI vendor), but it crashes as was to be expected due to the camera service as mentioned above.
I have also tried UltraCVM (v8.1 from the link above and v8.4.300.10u_ucvm from the GCam Hub) which worked with the provided config file, but unfortunately it does not seem to support a 3rd party gallery, I could not find out how to change camera lenses, and at one point while playing around with it, it just crashed.
So in the end I really would like to have a camera app that supports slow motion and time lapse video, 3rd party gallery, all the available lenses and runs stable.
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Actually with aperture all of sensors will work

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iKeramat said:
Actually with aperture all of sensors will work
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Just read up on Aperture, and indeed makes sense and needs to be supported, but still, it does not have slow motion and time lapse video and I'm not sure about the use of lenses:
Support for auxiliary cameras (this has to be enabled outside of the Aperture app)
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Not sure what that means and if this has been enabled for the two additional lenses that we have on the POCO X3 NFC. I guess this should be the selector that reads ".9 | .9 | 1" in the middle of the lower part of this screenshot:
But unfortunately this is not working as the lens selection (main, macro and wide angle) obviously isn't correctly configured (though there are no UI options for that):
The "1" seems to be the main lens, which is working.
The middle ".9" is not working at all (makes the picture freeze and something crashes, because also the UI keeps working, the camera picture does not recover), so this must be an invalid camera ID.
The left ".9" looks like main lens in black & white, so that's also an invalid camera ID because that lens is not supposed to be used on its own, but does its job in conjunction with the main camera for more depth (or something like that).
So the camera ID configuration needs to be corrected and the UI needs a proper camera labeling (so that you can see which of the three selectors is which lens).
There is also a picture of the settings menu, which looks differently from the one we have:
We don't have the photo stabilization and the the lower two video stabilization options.

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Hello all. do we have any feedback from this rom if anyone is using it? I would like to test it probably next weekend so I would appreciate anyone that has some experience till now.

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greekfragma said:
Hello all. do we have any feedback from this rom if anyone is using it? I would like to test it probably next weekend so I would appreciate anyone that has some experience till now.
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All good except the camera issue. Aperture is just not good enough, though of course it makes sense as it's OSS. Haven't found the time to play with various Gcam versions and have been testing crDroid in the meantime (though that one is not to stay as the next version will be rebased to LOS as well and requires a clean flash).

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Master One said:
All good except the camera issue. Aperture is just not good enough, though of course it makes sense as it's OSS. Haven't found the time to play with various Gcam versions and have been testing crDroid in the meantime (though that one is not to stay as the next version will be rebased to LOS as well and requires a clean flash).
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Is the photo quality really bad with this Aperture camera app?

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AngusYoung14 said:
Is the photo quality really bad with this Aperture camera app?
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YES!

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SmartJuwel said:
YES!
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Thanks!
Is there another camera app that suports 3rd party gallery?