[ROM][10]Android Open Source Illusion Project[Coral][Flame][Official]

[krabban]

November goodies is out!

where ? cant find

found it, thought it was android 11.

so august firmware on latest?

 

[mingaldrichgan]

where ? cant find

found it, thought it was android 11.

so august firmware on latest?

Nope, it's Android 10 with the November security patch.
https://aosip.dev/coral

 

[krabban]

Nope, it's Android 10 with the November security patch.
https://aosip.dev/coral

Ah understand. Good battery and standby drain on this?

 

[wrongway213]

Ah understand. Good battery and standby drain on this?

ROMs don't really have good or bad battery - that's up to your usage mainly. A kernel can impact battery life, but unless there's some serious bug - a ROM won't boost or kill your battery life in any real, discernible way.

 

[krabban]

ROMs don't really have good or bad battery - that's up to your usage mainly. A kernel can impact battery life, but unless there's some serious bug - a ROM won't boost or kill your battery life in any real, discernible way.

Yeah your right! I'm on another rom now and getting some high wakelocks in android system.

Clean install. Might try to factory reset and see if it will get better

 

[mingaldrichgan]

Ah understand. Good battery and standby drain on this?

I've been running AOSiP a long time on my Pixel 4 XL with no issues. That said, I'm never too far from a charger, especially during COVID times, so I'll admit I haven't been paying much attention to the battery and standby stats.

 

[CyberpodS2]

ROMs don't really have good or bad battery - that's up to your usage mainly. A kernel can impact battery life, but unless there's some serious bug - a ROM won't boost or kill your battery life in any real, discernible way.

This is spot on with my own experiences also.

The only time I've seen roms kill batteries other than an explicit bug is either trying to pack too much crap in the bag (for example PacMan) which I guess is a bug in itself lol or some particular setting or app the dev included that is power hungry.

 

[mingaldrichgan]

Is anyone else having issues with the Camera app refusing to open on the latest build?

EDIT: Nope, nothing to do with the ROM. Still having this issue after clean-flashing the stock factory image.

 

[enndub]

Is anyone else having trouble updating google play system and downloading extra download for assistant? They both consistently fail for me. What factory image should I start from if I want to start from scratch?

Also, what's up with the Android 11 fingerprint?

 

[ojessie]

Thanks for the December update

 

[GROOVYJOSHCLARK]

If this was noted in the thread, I apologize, I could not locate the answer before asking.

Can someone using AOSiP (this ROM for coral) confirm the kernel name that is shown (settings/About Phone/Android Version / 10 / KERNEL Version)? To me, I see DU's kernel (UnicornBlood) so I want to make sure I didnt screw up the MAGISK boot img and patched the DU kernel instead of AOSiP.

 

[dragynbane222]

If this was noted in the thread, I apologize, I could not locate the answer before asking.

Can someone using AOSiP (this ROM for coral) confirm the kernel name that is shown (settings/About Phone/Android Version / 10 / KERNEL Version)? To me, I see DU's kernel (UnicornBlood) so I want to make sure I didnt screw up the MAGISK boot img and patched the DU kernel instead of AOSiP.

DU and AOSiP share the same kernel base, at least for 10, not sure what they are using for 11. What you're seeing is not abnormal and is how it should be.

 

[GROOVYJOSHCLARK]

DU and AOSiP share the same kernel base, at least for 10, not sure what they are using for 11. What you're seeing is not abnormal and is how it should be.

Awesome, thank you! I also pulled a fresh boot.img and redid magisk with the same results but I appreciate the confirmation.

 

[GROOVYJOSHCLARK]

Is anyone else having trouble updating google play system and downloading extra download for assistant? They both consistently fail for me. What factory image should I start from if I want to start from scratch?

Also, what's up with the Android 11 fingerprint?

Where do you see the Android 11 fingerprint? None here (Android 10 is seen) but are you using props config in MAGISK to pass safetynet? If so, did you apply the wrong fingerprint? I use this ROM and Android 10's fingerprint is used, but I used props to force basic and used Android 10 fingerprint but even before doing so, I dont recall seeing 11 anywhere.

Google Assistant works great for me, pops up when I call it, and functions as it should.

This ROM is REALLY stable with good battery use (system drain), no bugs, reboots, nor any issues whatsoever (which is why I worried I applied the wrong kernel). The built-in kernel works fantastic (same as good as DU's kernel). I go back and forth between DU and AOSiP, but landed on this ROM (AOSiP) for the extra goodies that DU doesnt have, but they are BOTH flawless. AOSiP is my new DD and will probably remain so for the time being (unless I ever encounter an issue), which I doubt I will. I tested this OS pretty intensely.

 

[GROOVYJOSHCLARK]

I posted this over in pixeldust forum as well, using the new safetynet fix you can pass safetynet again.

First thing I did was backup my SD (just in case), then I FULLY removed magisk (uninstalled), rebooted, installed the latest magisk app, redid my boot.img and enabled root. Rebooted then enabled magisk hide, and installed "safetynet-fix-v1.1.0.zip" along with props (only the two modules in my second pic).

I used the new safetynet fix with magiskhide and props config (using pixel 4XL with 11 fingerprint) with basic forced on my 10 ROM and it's back to normal. Screenshot shows the date and time (right now) with safetynet passed in the background.

You may not need to FULLY remove magisk but I did so because I was testing many modules so I didn't want to confuse things or worse, use a module that wasn't needed and isn't confirmed safe (I tried a lot at first and all found on random internet searches) so I felt it safest to wipe magisk data, delete all downloaded modules, remove magisk FULLY and start over safe and freshly.

 

[wrongway213]

I posted this over in pixeldust forum as well, using the new safetynet fix you can pass safetynet again.

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First thing I did was backup my SD (just in case), then I FULLY removed magisk (uninstalled), rebooted, installed the latest magisk app, redid my boot.img and enabled root. Rebooted then enabled magisk hide, and installed "safetynet-fix-v1.1.0.zip" along with props (only the two modules in my second pic).

I used the new safetynet fix with magiskhide and props config (using pixel 4XL with 11 fingerprint) with basic forced on my 10 ROM and it's back to normal. Screenshot shows the date and time (right now) with safetynet passed in the background.

You may not need to FULLY remove magisk but I did so because I was testing many modules so I didn't want to confuse things or worse, use a module that wasn't needed and isn't confirmed safe (I tried a lot at first and all found on random internet searches) so I felt it safest to wipe magisk data, delete all downloaded modules, remove magisk FULLY and start over safe and freshly.

Just a heads up, I can tell from you posting all this that you weren't sure so I'll inform you and anyone else who may be reading:

None of that was necessary. Flashing the modules over your existing setup would have been fine. There's no harm in you having started clean - just letting you know for next time you don't gotta do all that, & anyone else reading as well. Hope that's helpful

 

[GROOVYJOSHCLARK]

Just a heads up, I can tell from you posting all this that you weren't sure so I'll inform you and anyone else who may be reading:

None of that was necessary. Flashing the modules over your existing setup would have been fine. There's no harm in you having started clean - just letting you know for next time you don't gotta do all that, & anyone else reading as well. Hope that's helpful

Yup agreed, I wasn't sure what was needed at the time and since I am also a dev, I did lots of testing/hacking with code changes so I wanted to get back to basics before I tested the latest method. I had tons of changes I made with numerous modules installed so I wanted the best chance of success with the least amount of changes made or installed to relay to everyone only what's needed. Once I cleared my device of all magisk, magisk modules, and code changes I made, I started over with just this 2 modules.

I'm sure I did overkill but I don't like leaving untested modules or apps installed so it was more for my safety because I forgot everything I did and installed.

Thanks for the clarification!

 

[2WildFirE]

Any news about aosip? Can't found any Info

 

[dragynbane222]

Any news about aosip? Can't found any Info

It's still being worked on, seems they have the same philosophy as the devs behind the Elementary OS Linux distro (release it only when it's ready). Have patience.

 

[Ejay Soe]

Need adb sideload both ROM and gapps?