[ROM][11]AOSiP[Official]

[d3athwarrior]

Hmm strange, works fine here.

There's an update incoming, let me know if its fine on that!

Flashed the new updated rom from the website and still the same issue. Logs: https://del.dog/opexocituv
Also, the problem with the wired earphones remote volume that I mentioned earlier isn't fixed. Was working fine with the kernel you had shared but I am sticking to stock kernel.

Also please have a look at the screenshot attached, the battery circle visible in the status bar but then shows full? Makes no sense to me when the battery % is set to be shown in the circle.

 

[akhilnarang]

Flashed the new updated rom from the website and still the same issue. Logs: https://del.dog/opexocituv
Also, the problem with the wired earphones remote volume that I mentioned earlier isn't fixed. Was working fine with the kernel you had shared but I am sticking to stock kernel.

Also please have a look at the screenshot attached, the battery circle visible in the status bar but then shows full? Makes no sense to me when the battery % is set to be shown in the circle.

Ahh yeah sorry I forgot to fix the earphones issue, I've pushed the fix now, it'll be fine in next week's build
Will look into the other stuff.

 

[d3athwarrior]

Ahh yeah sorry I forgot to fix the earphones issue, I've pushed the fix now, it'll be fine in next week's build
Will look into the other stuff.

On the latest update pushed today, the WiFi reception on 5Ghz band is rekt. At the same spot I am getting 100up link and 240 downlink on the previous build and on the new build it's hardly 20 up and down.

The markup crashing issue isn't fixed too.

 

[kbit013]

Is there anyone face the problem same me? I charge my phone and the led won't show up but the buttery cycle statusbar are show charging...

Only restart can fix the led!

 

[akhilnarang]

On the latest update pushed today, the WiFi reception on 5Ghz band is rekt. At the same spot I am getting 100up link and 240 downlink on the previous build and on the new build it's hardly 20 up and down.

The markup crashing issue isn't fixed too.

Wifi seems fine here, that's strange

I can't seem to reproduce the markup crash :/

 

[Pri_Ank]

is anyone Facing Superslow Charging Issue??
40-400mah Only ?

 

[akhilnarang]

New builds are up!

https://aosip.dev/beryllium

 

[Ajudia]

Please bring back old quick settings

 

[Ajudia]

This is the most stable, without buggs among current Q roms.
I am using this with lawrun kernel hitting 8-9 hrs sot in one and half day use on new battery.

I just clean install any ROM than migrate data than same and starange bug start of network, reboot, contacts auto deleting,

 

[trax7]

Wifi seems fine here, that's strange

I can't seem to reproduce the markup crash :/

WiFi is fine here too

 

[akhilnarang]

New builds are up!

https://aosip.dev/beryllium

 

[Jbazt_katuforzs]

im on pe pie. do i need to clean flash and flash what vendor firmware first?

 

[trax7]

im on pe pie. do i need to clean flash and flash what vendor firmware first?

If you're on pie, you DEFINITELY need to clean flash.
Vendor is included in the zip file. You might want to update the firmwares though (like Radio).

 

[topecorm]

@akhilnarang This Q rom seems to be the most clean and polished that I've tried so far, it's been really a great work!

Nonetheless I encountered the same Phone bug as RROS: stock aosp phone does not ring, no matter what. I'm gapps-less with microg.
Notifications are ok though.
Tried switching dialers and kernels also, but the ONLY successful workaround I found is disabling selinux. Then it will work.

Found also that Incoming calls ring only if you set a LOS ringtone through the Media Storage app. Pixel tones don't work, but oddly enough the Pixel notifications sounds ring.

 

[topecorm]

From my logcat:

[09-09 16:15:11.000 3077:3077 W/ringtone-player]
type=1400 audit(0.0:3190): avc: denied { getattr } for path="/storage/emulated/0/Android/media/com.google.android.soundpicker/Ringtones/sound_picker_track_164.ogg" dev="sdcardfs" ino=1308254 scontext=u:r:system_server:s0 tcontext=ubject_r:sdcardfs:s0 tclass=file permissive=0

It definitely seems a selinux issue.

 

[trax7]

@akhilnarang This Q rom seems to be the most clean and polished that I've tried so far, it's been really a great work!

Nonetheless I encountered the same Phone bug as RROS: stock aosp phone does not ring, no matter what. I'm gapps-less with microg.
Notifications are ok though.
Tried switching dialers and kernels also, but the ONLY successful workaround I found is disabling selinux. Then it will work.

Found also that Incoming calls ring only if you set a LOS ringtone through the Media Storage app. Pixel tones don't work, but oddly enough the Pixel notifications sounds ring.

Gapps zip is fine. I have found it works way better than stock. What Gapps are you using and how did you install them?

 

[topecorm]

Gapps zip is fine. I have found it works way better than stock. What Gapps are you using and how did you install them?

I'm using vanilla Aosip with microG, no Gapps.

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Even the latest Google Phone public beta is doing this, unless I disable SELinux.

 

[topecorm]

So I downloaded the Pixel sounds from the internet, saved them in the Ringtones folder (the Sound Picker app stored them in Android/data/media/com.google.android.soundpicker) and selected them as ringtones: this apparently "fixed" the issue.

 

[hidden.hero]

Do I need to flash the boot.img file?

 

[topecorm]

So I downloaded the Pixel sounds from the internet, saved them in the Ringtones folder (the Sound Picker app stored them in Android/data/media/com.google.android.soundpicker) and selected them as ringtones: this apparently "fixed" the issue.

@akhilnarang
But when I select the default ringtone from Settings - Sounds, it has to be in the .mp3 format instead of .ogg, otherwise Phone would not ring.