Hi all,
Here is the thread about Phh-Treble for Android 10.0, codename Quack.
The goal of Phh-Treble for Android 10.0 is the same as for Android 8.0, 8.1, and 9.0: Bring latest AOSP to the maximum number of devices running Google-certified Treble[1], with full hardware support.
You can download latest release at https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/releases
Which variant do I pick
To know which variant to download, use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tk.hack5.treblecheck . Don't use other Treble Check apps, they'll give erronous informations.
And then, you're free to choose between vanilla and gapps variant.
What works?
On some devices, everything. They are still not the majority though.
What you can expect on the majority of devices?
It should boot successfully on pretty much all devices with Google-certified Treble. [1]
Most features should work on the majority of devices out-of-the-box: RIL, WiFi, brightness control, buttons, gestures, ...
However, many devices still have issues with hardware video decoding and camera.
Is device XXX supported?
If it's a Google-certified Treble, yes it is. Unlike Google's GSI, Treble devices supported, there is no exception.
There might be bugs of course, but if you help me, I'll fix them!
Which vendor to use?
1. Always use your actual device's vendor
2. Always use OEM unmodified vendor, not some custom vendor
3. This includes boot.img. boot.img and vendor MUST BE the same version.
4. If you're on an Android 8.0 vendor, you'll need to stick to vendors with Security Patch Level before April 2019 (that's a bug of my GSI)
Enjoy!
[1] How do I know my device is Google-certified Treble?
Well it's easy, if your device has first been released with Oreo or more recent, and it has google apps, it has a Google-certified Treble.
Please note that this means only the vendor provided by the OEM is certified, not the one from device-specific ROM.
Here is the thread about Phh-Treble for Android 10.0, codename Quack.
The goal of Phh-Treble for Android 10.0 is the same as for Android 8.0, 8.1, and 9.0: Bring latest AOSP to the maximum number of devices running Google-certified Treble[1], with full hardware support.
You can download latest release at https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/releases
Which variant do I pick
To know which variant to download, use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tk.hack5.treblecheck . Don't use other Treble Check apps, they'll give erronous informations.
And then, you're free to choose between vanilla and gapps variant.
What works?
On some devices, everything. They are still not the majority though.
What you can expect on the majority of devices?
It should boot successfully on pretty much all devices with Google-certified Treble. [1]
Most features should work on the majority of devices out-of-the-box: RIL, WiFi, brightness control, buttons, gestures, ...
However, many devices still have issues with hardware video decoding and camera.
Is device XXX supported?
If it's a Google-certified Treble, yes it is. Unlike Google's GSI, Treble devices supported, there is no exception.
There might be bugs of course, but if you help me, I'll fix them!
Which vendor to use?
1. Always use your actual device's vendor
2. Always use OEM unmodified vendor, not some custom vendor
3. This includes boot.img. boot.img and vendor MUST BE the same version.
4. If you're on an Android 8.0 vendor, you'll need to stick to vendors with Security Patch Level before April 2019 (that's a bug of my GSI)
Enjoy!
[1] How do I know my device is Google-certified Treble?
Well it's easy, if your device has first been released with Oreo or more recent, and it has google apps, it has a Google-certified Treble.
Please note that this means only the vendor provided by the OEM is certified, not the one from device-specific ROM.
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