Can someone explain how to build vendor image using source mentioned in OP? Should i download lineage branch and pick kernel/etc via local_manifest? Or it's possible to build without aosp/lineage source?
[PoC] Project Treble for natrium
- Thread starter Weijianism
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@Weijianism @justin_hill maybe you guy could work with @smeroni68 to achieve treble on natrium?
They already make it happen on Mi 5 gemini: https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-5/development/jdcteam-treble-support-project-t3761296
They already make it happen on Mi 5 gemini: https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-5/development/jdcteam-treble-support-project-t3761296
I was trying this guide when all of a sudden, the screen went black after I swiped to reboot. can't reboot, can't enter TWRP, can't enter Fastboot. (I haven't try EDL mode yet but I assume it doesn't work) can anyone offer some advice or is my phone bricked?
I'm quite in a pickle now as this is my daily driver.
I'm quite in a pickle now as this is my daily driver.
I flashed the boot.img, vendor.img with Havoc-OS-v2.8-2.190811 using twrp-3.3.1.0. It works but with some bugs - camera & mtp doesn't work & System-Ui isn't responding ocassionally. Other than that, it is ok.
I think it would be even better if the vendor image could be updated as it was built more than a year ago.
I think it would be even better if the vendor image could be updated as it was built more than a year ago.
Camera and mtp actually works with the original kernel. It only doesn't work with custom kernel (KernelX-natrium-20190203-HMP).
Almost everything works (call, wifi, mobile data, camera, mtp, bluetooth call & music, gps, IR blaster, magisk) except the bug "system UI isn't responding" is still there occasionally. The bug is more apparent when it is first boot up and it seems to be getting smoother & less over time. Overall, it is smooth & fast as other custom rom.
Almost everything works (call, wifi, mobile data, camera, mtp, bluetooth call & music, gps, IR blaster, magisk) except the bug "system UI isn't responding" is still there occasionally. The bug is more apparent when it is first boot up and it seems to be getting smoother & less over time. Overall, it is smooth & fast as other custom rom.
With the latest release Havoc-OS 2.9-2019-09-14 (https://forum.xda-developers.com/pr...bled-device-development/gsi-havoc-os-t3930030) and manually removal of nfc which seem to be causing the lap, I can see good improvement.
I have not seen any "system UI" problem after few hours of trial. Rom is as smooth & fast as other custom roms. Camera is a bit slow sometimes but it is working. Everything else seem to be working except nfc which has been removed. I will be using it as a daily driver for a trial as it gets strong support and updated most frequently. It can be a good alternative (if it works) as most of the custom roms here are not updating any more.
I have not seen any "system UI" problem after few hours of trial. Rom is as smooth & fast as other custom roms. Camera is a bit slow sometimes but it is working. Everything else seem to be working except nfc which has been removed. I will be using it as a daily driver for a trial as it gets strong support and updated most frequently. It can be a good alternative (if it works) as most of the custom roms here are not updating any more.
I rename /system/app/NfcNci/NfcNci.apk to /system/app/NfcNci/NfcNci.apk.old (or may be can just delete it) in the twrp recovery.
The rom is performing well & no system UI error so far.
Can you give links for boot.img and vendor.img? Or you use it from this thread?
The boot.img and vendor.img are from the "Build 0421" of this thread. Though they are already a year old but they still work. It would be good if someone is willing to update it.
The installation goes like these:-
1) Recovery (twrp 3.3.1-0) -> Advanced wipe -> Wipe "Dalvik/ART Cache; Cache; System; Data"
2) Flash (i) boot.img (boot partition) -> (ii) vendor.img (vendor partition) (iii) havoc-xxxx.img (over system partition) -> Reboot
3) Recovery -> flash opengapp; magisk
4) Rename /system/app/NfcNci/NfcNci.apk to /system/app/NfcNci/NfcNci.apk.old
Update your firmware first if you have an older version Global_8.xxxx .
The installation goes like these:-
1) Recovery (twrp 3.3.1-0) -> Advanced wipe -> Wipe "Dalvik/ART Cache; Cache; System; Data"
2) Flash (i) boot.img (boot partition) -> (ii) vendor.img (vendor partition) (iii) havoc-xxxx.img (over system partition) -> Reboot
3) Recovery -> flash opengapp; magisk
4) Rename /system/app/NfcNci/NfcNci.apk to /system/app/NfcNci/NfcNci.apk.old
Update your firmware first if you have an older version Global_8.xxxx .
Thanks a lot. I am not aware of this thread. I will try it.
Here is another, this work on Q GSI, maybe work on Pie https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-5s-plus/how-to/treble-gsi-how-to-install-android-q-gsi-t3921315
Take note of that. Thanks!
0815 could not be downloaded. I tried 0811 instead but no luck to get it work.
0421 is ok if you are not using nfc. It is good enough for me.
I want to ask on what are the benefits of Treble? I don't know much yet about it and what it's purpose and what it can do.
I think because no need build an entire ROM just system.img, this .img is the same for all devices, so the AOSP devs can update ROMs for all devices in one time, only boot and vendor change depending of each device. I can be wrong
I install havoc os with los vendor from android Q thread and no errors . Even NFC work .Only bug is capactive button leds blinking randomly
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