Aha i thought it was certs related to ih8sn
if its private siging certs then i get it and thanks for clarifying.
try again server could be overloaded
Wild thought but if all is failing I can temporarily host the files on google drive?
I find this is the best ROM available for the coral at this time, mainly because its weekly updated and in an official state. Google has EOL (End OF Life'd) the coral for updates, but that doesnt stop 3rd party ROMs (I.E LOS) this ROM from updating it and keeping it current!
Disregard my previous post. I also have a few random bugs, my original note is now innaccurate and this is a valid report. The latest 3/26 update has broken a few things, I use the OFFICIAL LOS so its upstream!
I don't know what your issue is.
Wtf.
Depending where you are you can get lucky and get a pixel for about 136 usd on swappa.
No you don't need the newest recovery, in auto updates, this is an A/B device meaning that recovery comes packaged in The boot image.
- Your warranty is now void.
- You have been warned.
- Use at your own risk.Wow. Threaten me right off the bat with contacting moderators?
You are wrong on that point.Hey @npjohnson I am so sorry if you took this the wrong way It was never a threat broand never will, I appreciate your hard work and all your doing for the community so please don't take this as a threat rather a misunderstanding, All I want to understand is the link to the source is for linked to official kernel source since you know unofficial builds does not pass safety net and never did so in order to do that framework-base and few other pieace of the source code needs to be modified so all I am saying is the source for the unofficial build should be provided as well jot just official.
Every developer here provides the links to the source code, How is that a threat bro?
If I do something Like this you can tell me the same thing and I would never take it personally and I will always provide links to all the source code.
Everyone has the right to inspect the source code tell me If I am wrong?
Not quite...not all devices can run GSIs, generally only those that are Project Treble compliant
A Generic System Image is just that. It doesn't include a kernel or anything else and is designed to be used with a separate kernel. A ROM on the other hand generally means the "whole package" that includes a kernel. A system image cannot be "booted" as you describe; you can only do this with a boot image, which contains the kernel.
I try my best to ensure the information I share is accurate, but I'm only human. As far as I'm aware, I haven't stated anything that's untrue or incorrect in this discussion, and I can provide a source for everything I say.
All I'm asking you to do is consider the tone of your messages and how they may be received by others. I'm just here to help people, as I'm sure you are as well. Try to avoid questioning someone's credibility, or telling them what they should or shouldn't share, but rather provide your insight as to why or why not something is relevant.
