No development progress :(

[kmccall]

@JengaMasterG Sorry for the delay!

b1-10-customer-att_2021.913.27.zip

Compressed (zipped) Folder

1drv.ms

 

[JengaMasterG]

@JengaMasterG Sorry for the delay!

b1-10-customer-att_2021.913.27.zip

Compressed (zipped) Folder

1drv.ms

No worries! Here's the test boot.img w/ TWRP on it for 2021.913.27.

How to test:

UNLOCKED BOOTLOADER REQUIRED
Settings -> Developer Options -> Enable OEM Unlock ON

Turn off phone. Power on phone while pressing the vol down button for fastboot mode

fastboot flashing unlock

THIS WIPES USER DATA

Phone will restart....Reboot back into fastboot mode

Then run:

fastboot boot twrp_duo_913.27_BETA.img

Your phone should boot up...if you get back to the lock screen / phone setup screen, the boot image works!
If not...it's back to the drawing board

 

[LocBox]

Is this for att only?

 

[JengaMasterG]

Is this for att only?

If your software version doesn't match, then don't flash it.

 

[LocBox]

Here's the current November build for Unlocked models..

November Unl. Factory Image

 

[JengaMasterG]

Here's the current November build for Unlocked models..

November Unl. Factory Image

What software version are you? It should be in this format: 2021.913.2x

I can already create a test image for .25 and .27

 

[LocBox]

2021.1019.24

 

[LocBox]

What software version are you? It should be in this format: 2021.913.2x

I can already create a test image for .25 and .27

did i post the correct file that you needed?

 

[JengaMasterG]

did i post the correct file that you needed?

You can download it here:
twrp_duo_1019.24_BETA.img

PLEASE RUN THE COMMAND:

fastboot boot twrp_duo_1019.24_BETA.img

If it doesn't boot, then it didn't work. If it does boot, we'll have TWRP!

 

[LocBox]

You can download it here:
twrp_duo_1019.24_BETA.img

PLEASE RUN THE COMMAND:

fastboot boot twrp_duo_1019.24_BETA.img

If it doesn't boot, then it didn't work. If it does boot, we'll have TWRP!

no dice, just hangs on windows logo smh. getting closer though

 

[JengaMasterG]

Thought I'd shoot out an update:

First: I'm building the kernel from scratch instead of using a prebuilt boot.img from the OTA update.

Second: the source code is a mess. There are a bunch of syntactical and format errors in the source code. You wouldn't figure this out if you followed Microsoft's directions on how to build their kernel.

Third: Microsoft compiles their kernel through the build/build.sh method. This allows speedy build time, but doesn't show errors to the user compiling whatsoever.
We also weren't given a device tree, which is as essential as the kernel tree when building android for any device. Thankfully, that can be generated.

In summary: there's a lot of code to go through. Errors are being thrown everywhere, most of which need to be fixed, but there's still development happening for the Surface Duo!

If I make a new thread for the TWRP development progress, I'll post it here.

 

[LocBox]

It‘s been a long ride from the beginning with this thing, but once we crack through to 11 i think things will pick up tremendously. I can’t wait to see this thing run AOSP with some Viper and Vanced.

 

[LocBox]

Hey just checking in on progress? Any updates ?

 

[JengaMasterG]

Hey just checking in on progress? Any updates ?

Hey, none yet. I just finished up finals so I can start back up this week!

 

[LocBox]

Hey, none yet. I just finished up finals so I can start back up this week!

Cool cool

 

[LocBox]

any idea how to get LSposed to install on the latest Nov. build? keeps failing for me.

 

[filfat]

You can download it here:
twrp_duo_1019.24_BETA.img

PLEASE RUN THE COMMAND:

fastboot boot twrp_duo_1019.24_BETA.img

If it doesn't boot, then it didn't work. If it does boot, we'll have TWRP!

Have you published the source for this? I’d like to take a look and see if I can get it booting

 

[JengaMasterG]

Have you published the source for this? I’d like to take a look and see if I can get it booting

That version was built using the source code directly from Microsoft's github and TWRP github (using branch 9.0 I think) and then following Microsoft's guide to build a kernel.

Their source code never compiles correctly for me, and I found that compiling through TWRP's directions issues a bunch of errors (that still need to get fixed). It's about 80% of the way there and it's posted on my github:

twrp-surface-duo-oss/kernel.md at main · JengaMasterG/twrp-surface-duo-oss

Surface Duo OSS. Contribute to JengaMasterG/twrp-surface-duo-oss development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

You're welcome to add changes to the source code without forking it. I have a few other projects I'm working on for school/myself.

 

[JengaMasterG]

So... It seems like somebody made windows 11 work on the surface duo...

GitHub - WOA-Project/SurfaceDuo-Guides: Guides for the Surface Duo

Guides for the Surface Duo. Contribute to WOA-Project/SurfaceDuo-Guides development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

There's also a TWRP img file. They say it's for the 128GB model and 256GB has not been tested.

Also, just about nothing works on the current version right now.

 

[LocBox]

So... It seems like somebody made windows 11 work on the surface duo...

GitHub - WOA-Project/SurfaceDuo-Guides: Guides for the Surface Duo

Guides for the Surface Duo. Contribute to WOA-Project/SurfaceDuo-Guides development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

There's also a TWRP img file. They say it's for the 128GB model and 256GB has not been tested.

Also, just about nothing works on the current version right now.

well the img loads but theres no touch supported unless you go through the entire process, i think...Is there a way to get touch working in twrp without having to install windows etc..?