[ROM][arm64][addison] The Android Open Source Project 8.1

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keerby said:
Thank you @Alberto97 for the last update AOSP-8.1.0-20181215-addison-alberto97.zip

coming from AOSP 9 (your pie rom is excellent but random lags are a bit frustrating)
bootloader updated to 0xC182, i think this rom is imcompatible with this BL.
After wipe(s), i had a black screen, no boot logo, it was impossible to start this rom :(

No sdcard, gapps, magisk...
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Quang chien said:
I'm the same..
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Sorry, I'm not sure how it worked here when I tested it and I'm not sure why the breaking change do not cause any problem on pie. Flash through TWRP or fastboot the attached kernel to fix the issue. I'll release a full fixed build later this week

EDIT: Attachment removed, fixed build is up
 
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Alberto97 said:
Sorry, I'm not sure how it worked here when I tested it and I'm not sure why the breaking change do not cause any problem on pie. Flash through TWRP or fastboot the attached kernel to fix the issue. I'll release a full fixed build later this week
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thank u for your quick update.
i've found for now a usable rom (stock) that will be perfect for daily use and vacation. i'll redo some test on january when i'll have a better internet connection.
 
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I'm on stock android 8.0 and while using phone it restarted automatically and i got stuck in a boot loop, can i anyone please help me fixing this boot loop without losing data of the device? Can anyone please help?
 
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Hi guy, I want to move in to a New er ROM. Is there a quick and simple way to root, just for installang Titanium Backup to save my apps and settings?
 
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jupppo said:
Hi guy, I want to move in to a New er ROM. Is there a quick and simple way to root, just for installang Titanium Backup to save my apps and settings?
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You would need to flash Magisk, this has root included.
Which newer ROM do you go for? Xperience?

I would like to find out how to build thhis ROM myself with new sources, or even an older LOS version just with new security updates. If anyone wants to help, please let me know.
 
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The LineageOS 15.1 is based on this ROM and still up-to-date. Worsk fine, just exFat support somehow broken
 
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    Alberto97
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 * Your warranty is now void.
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 * I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
 * thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
 * do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
 * before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
 * you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
 */
    Moto Mods are not supported
    ​

    AOSP is Android as Google release without other modifications, similar to Pixel/Nexus stock rom but without gapps.
    Features such as Chop Chop, Double Twist, Fingerprint sleep and Ambient display gestures are kept.
    Google does not release an AOSP Browser anymore since Marshmallow, thus there isn't a default browser. If I find the time I might port and revamp it in the future.

    Installation
    Make sure you have a nougat (or oreo) bootloader and modem else TWRP denies the installation by throwing a message about the wrong bootloader. Further details and a guide to upgrade what you need without losing data here.
    Requires Unlocked Bootloader & a custom recovery (at least twrp-3.1.1-1 is required for 8.0 and 3.2.1 for 8.1)
    1. Place ROM & Gapps in your virtual SD
    2. Reboot in Bootloader Mode
    3. Go to "Recovery" (Vol +/Vol -) and confirm (power)
    4. Wipe Data/Factory Reset
    5. Wipe Dalvik cache
    6. Install the ROM zip
    7. DO NOT REBOOT
    8. Install the Gapps zip (arm for 8.0 arm64 for 8.1) (optional)
    9. Reboot

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    The Android Open Source Project 8, ROM for the Moto Z Play

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    Alberto97
    ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo
    ROM Kernel: Linux 3.x

    Version Information
    Status: No Longer Updated

    Created 2017-11-23
    Last Updated 2018-12-15
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    Alberto97
    Alberto97
    Surprise surprise, a new is build available and you'll wonder why... Well, big news. Today I noticed that Motorola released their sensor HAL sources a couple of days ago which means we can build a 64bit version of the HAL thus we don't need any hack anymore! Yes, we have hackless 64bit builds now!
    Though these sources are not so easy to use, they miss an important header which is needed in order to be built. Luckily back in September I found in shamu's early stage device tree an "unreleased" sensorhal. It was supposed to be used in the Nexus 6 but later they took another way and that HAL got removed (but thanks to git history everything is sill there, that previously mentioned header included).
    I worked on this supposed-to-be-used-on-shamu HAL for around a week and I got an almost working open source sensor HAL for osprey (Moto G3) but I had to abandon the idea because I could not get the magnetometer to work correctly.
    I'm happy to say that all that work isn't totally wasted, in fact after some modifications that took just few hours today, I got the header to work with the newest sources and you can find it on my device tree on github!
    In this release there are also some small optimizations, enjoy :)
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    Alberto97
    Alberto97
    I got the camera HAL1 to work without delay on opening so expect another build this month.
    Now if I get the OSS sensor hal to work too I can die in peace :)
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    Alberto97
    Alberto97
    Changelog

    21/12/2018
    • December security patches
    • Low speaker volume is now fixed
    • 4K video recording is now available on AOSP and third party cameras
    • Flip to Mute: the phone now vibrates when you mute/unmute it, just like Google's Flip to shhh
    • BFQ is the default IO scheduler
    • Blobs updated to OPNS27.76-12-22-9 moto release

    08/09/2018
    • September security patches
    • MAC address is properly set now
    • Added missing F2FS moto changes in kernel rebase

    07/08/2018
    • August security patches
    • Enforcing SELlinux
    • NFC configuration for XT1635-03 has been updated
    • Rebased kernel on the top of LA.UM.6.6.r1-09400-89xx.0 CAF tag

    03/07/2018
    • July security patches
    • Enabled Always on Display
    • Switched to AOSP native pick up gesture implementation
    • Moved to AOSP apns list
    • Backuptool has been implemented
    • Added Google Sans Font

    06/06/2018
    • June security patches
    • Fix a kernel crash at boot caused by a previous change
    • SELinux performance improvements by moving sysfs/debugfs sepolicy to genfs_contexts.
    • SELinux is permissive again till performance degradation issues in enforcing state are fixed

    10/05/2018
    • May security patches
    • Binderized Vibration HAL with context haptics
    • Bootanimation early start (data latemount)
    • Kernel updates from Motorola
    • Enforcing Selinux
    • Oreo RIL blobs
    • arm64 Blobs Updates
    • Offline charging now works correctly
    • Unified gestures menus

    02/04/2018
    • April security patches
    • Open Source Sensor HAL
    • New kernel based on Motorola's Oreo release + Improved CLANG compatibility
    • ADSP, Audio and DRM stacks upgrade
    • Better fix for the Alarm Clock
    • Notepadv3 is finally gone
    • Removed PicoTTS (it was not working anyway)
    • Possibility of setting Pixel color accent
    • Added support for the following bootloaders:
      • Nougat + February security patches
      • Oreo + March security patches

    13/03/2018
    • Fixed slow camera opening

    06/03/2018
    • March security patches
    • GPS stack update
    • Round icons enabled
    • More granular volume control

    06/02/2018
    • February security patches
    • Camera issues fixed
    • Clang built kernel

    20/01/2018
    • Open source Sensor HAL
    • Some small optimizations

    04/01/2018
    • Android 8.1
    • First arm64 build
    • January security patches

    09/12/2017
    • December security patches
    • Alarm clock fixed
    • Fixed crash when opening Mobile Network settings with 2 sims inserted
    • Fixed a random reboot caused by a missing lib
    • GPS configuration consolidated for Canadian Carriers (it might have caused random reboots)

    21/11/2017 - Initial Release
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    Alberto97
    Alberto97
    New build available with February security patches. Here's the state of things:

    Camera
    Proprietary libraries from the Oreo stock update are now included. Thanks to this, I switched the camera hal mode from HAL3 to the officially supported HAL1 which means photos will not be affected by saturation issues (or whatever you were experiencing) anymore. At the same time Camera2 API support is gone since it comes with HAL3 which isn't officially supported thus you will be unable to use Google Camera ports. If for some reason you prefer to take the risk of getting buggy photos but at the same time being able to use Google Camera, you can enable the HAL3 by searching for this line in build.prop: #persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1, remove the leading "#" and reboot.
    For better photos and videos I recommend to use Moto Camera since it takes care of extra parameters that thirdy party apps and AOSP camera ignore. With the Oreo version of the app they fixed their permissions mess and you can install it as simple user app now.
    The mentioned release is available here.

    Kernel
    For the serie "Stuff that I started last year but finished only few days ago": Clang built kernel. I tried to do that back in November but since everything was 32bit built I could not get the device to boot.
    Few weeks ago I was browsing AOSP gerrit when I noticed an interesting abandoned topic (marlin-nougat-mr1-clang) and then I remembered about my trial. I applied their patches and after some updates (many of those patches were on their very initial state) and "backports" from the wahoo branch (Pixel 2/XL) plus the changes I made in November I finally got the device to boot.
    This is probably the first android device (that I'm aware of at least) with a 3.18 kernel that publicly runs a Clang built one and I'm pretty excited about it. I don't know why Google did not put further efforts on marlin, I can't see any issue here right now.

    HFP
    In this release there are a couple of patches that might fix HFP, try and let me know, please.

    Sensors
    Still using an hack while trying to get the OSS HAL to work. Released sources appear very different from what they actually use on this device.

    SELinux
    Now that we have Oreo blobs it's worth working on it. I actually have already started but it will probably stay permissive until all the new stacks are in.

    Anything else
    I'm not upgrading all the stacks to their Oreo version yet, many of them require up-to-date modem (RIL and GPS) or kernel (DRM and Audio). I'm waiting at least for a full firmware (or a stable release) before updating them. Everything works pretty much without big hacks and I don't think it's worth forcing people to install a soak test.

    Aaand that's all :)
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