[Lineage] [Unofficial] [2018-06-27] Phh-Treble
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Where is this from?
Did you created this version (unofficial )or phh (official)?
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Where is what from?
Even the one made by phh is unofficial, what is your point?
I made a build initially for myself by using only the build script made by phh and got permission to upload it for others to install as well.
I will be uploading new builds whenever new stuff comes up ( probably next month? ) .
Hi, first of all thanks for the update. Is this with gapps included or not. Must I install gapps in TWRP? If I have to which version did you use?
No point in fast net if AFH is using potatoes as cloud storage.
Whenever it's ready. NO ASKING FOR ETA'S, for the millionth time READ THE RULES EVERYONE. Don't like to wait? Do it yourself.
this rom has not been updated for 2-3 months and can not ask when the update?
No. Devs do their work for free. They go through hours of their own time, wearing their own hardware, using their own knowledge, solving headaches after headaches, all of that... For free.
It's a matter of respect. It's written all over XDA rules. If any user is not pleased with a project's speed, they can get the sources and do what they want by themselves.
This has been said and continues to be said a million times all over this community, is it so hard to read the rules upon signing up to this?
If someone is doing something for free, the one and only answer to those questions is simply "when it's ready. You want faster, do it yourself or pay someone to do it"
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Not just any device. It would have to have shipped with Android Oreo or have been updated to Oreo with Treble support. Looks like the LG Spirit is on Lollipop/Marshmallow, so you won't be able to install this.
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180Hi all,
I've made my work on AOSP Phh-Treble as modular as possible, so that it can be reused on other ROMs.
As part of this effort, I'm releasing GSIs of LineageOS
This is a GSI, and true to the GSI spirit. It aims at supporting a maximum number of devices, but only with AOSP-available hardware features.
All credits obviously goes to LineageOS developers
v5: (2018-06-27)
Image for ARM64 A-only device with gapps
Image for ARM64 A-only device vanilla
Image for ARM64 A/B device with gapps
Image for ARM64 A/B device vanilla
Image for ARM32 A-only device with Android Go gapps
Image for ARM32 A-only device vanilla
v4: (2018-05-19)
Image for ARM64 A-only device
Image for ARM64 A/B device
Image for ARM32 A-only device
Image for ARM32 A-only devices, with Android Go gapps
V3: (2018-04-05)
Image for ARM64 A-only device
Image for ARM64 A/B device
Image for ARM32 A-only device
ChangeLog:
v4 (2018-05-19):
- Blackview A20 edition! Thanks to blackview for giving me this Android Go test device
- Fix Accents
- Update to latest AOSP Phh-Treble patches
- New Android Go variant with gapps
v3 (2018-04-05):
- Fix Galaxy S9 backlight control
- Support exfat sdcards on devices with exfat support in kernel
- Resize /system to maximum size on first boot
v2 (2018-03-26):
- Fix Galaxy S9 backlight control
How to build:
Code:git clone https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations mkdir Lineage; cd Lineage bash ../treble_experimentations/build-rom.sh android-8.1 lineage88June patches only just got merged into LOS a few days ago.
Not to mention, @phhusson has at least 3 ROMs he's maintaining here alone. Give him a bit.
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No. Devs do their work for free. They go through hours of their own time, wearing their own hardware, using their own knowledge, solving headaches after headaches, all of that... For free.
It's a matter of respect. It's written all over XDA rules. If any user is not pleased with a project's speed, they can get the sources and do what they want by themselves.
This has been said and continues to be said a million times all over this community, is it so hard to read the rules upon signing up to this?
If someone is doing something for free, the one and only answer to those questions is simply "when it's ready. You want faster, do it yourself or pay someone to do it"
