I ran `applyPatches.sh` and it seems ti have done the trick - thanksShould I run `applyPatches.sh` to apply all the patches, or just the `fix-custom-apn-script` patch?
I ran `applyPatches.sh` and it seems ti have done the trick - thanksShould I run `applyPatches.sh` to apply all the patches, or just the `fix-custom-apn-script` patch?
I asked before if there was any interest since derf elot discontinued building it. There was so I added it especially as I'll backport what I can to especially 17.1.
You should only apply the patches you really want. Some of them do major changes so check their very descriptive names and the changes done. A lot of work went into those patches alone so I'd consider them my (not-so-)secret sauce.Should I run `applyPatches.sh` to apply all the patches, or just the `fix-custom-apn-script` patch?
It looks like Sony turned off their AGPS server (supl.sonyericsson.com) so in the December builds I switched back to the Google servers. Give that a tryHeya, i'm having no luck with getting GPS to work on my G8441 running the 11-15 build of LOS 18.1. I've tried clearing AGPS with GPS test and leaving that running outside for a while, but i'm still unable to get a consistent signal. Maps will pick up an accurate signal about once every 30 minutes, and then nothing. GPS test gets a lock fairly quickly, between around 5 seconds to a minute or so, if not instantly. Anything else that uses GPS (Pokemon GO, some restaurant apps) just doesn't work at all. Any ideas?
Works perfectly now, thank you so much!It looks like Sony turned off their AGPS server (supl.sonyericsson.com) so in the December builds I switched back to the Google servers. Give that a try
Please be aware that SafetyNet has been replaced by Play IntegrityOf course the 19.1 version contains all the goodies I added to my other builds including passing SafetyNet and enhanced brightness control (Ultra-Dim)
Thanks for the info. I just tried: The ROM passes the 2 lower levels of Play Integrity the same way it passes SafetyNet, i.e. only failing the "Strong integrity"/hardware-based attestation. This is expected as I'm using a version of the USNF.
Correct. Strong integrity should always fail on an unlocked bootloader.Thanks for the info. I just tried: The ROM passes the 2 lower levels of Play Integrity the same way it passes SafetyNet, i.e. only failing the "Strong integrity"/hardware-based attestation. This is expected as I'm using a version of the USNF.
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17.1 to 17.1 should be no issue. but then again im not the developer.Thanks!
Can I dirty update from twrp on the existing 17.1 version?
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December updates are out including the first 19.1 release. In a quick test I was able to upgrade from 18.1 to 19.1 without loosing data. However the issue is OpenGApps which isn't available for Android 12 (yet?). So you need to wipe /system before flash 19.1 from 18.1 to remove OpenGApps and then install another GApps (e.g. MindTheGApps) in a matching version.
Of course the 19.1 version contains all the goodies I added to my other builds including passing SafetyNet and enhanced brightness control (Ultra-Dim)
im guessing your 19.1 has the same big icons for the pulldown quick setting ?
Download link for all versions is in the initial post. It leads to a folder on AFH containing subfolders for the versions.
Dirty flash is possible staying on the same version (I.e. 17 to newer 17) and also to higher versions (17 to 18) but you need to have twrp decrypt data (if that fails then the upgrade may not work) and make sure the gapps matches the Android version (when upgrading to a newer major version) so you may need to flash that tooThanks!
Can I dirty update from twrp on the existing 17.1 version?
I avoid modifying stuff if I don't have to so I'd guess yes although I don't know what you are comparing them toim guessing your 19.1 has the same big icons for the pulldown quick setting ?
just wondering. samsung android 12 still has the small icons when you pull down the notifications. and so far all android 12 los based roms use the new big onesDownload link for all versions is in the initial post. It leads to a folder on AFH containing subfolders for the versions.
Dirty flash is possible staying on the same version (I.e. 17 to newer 17) and also to higher versions (17 to 18) but you need to have twrp decrypt data (if that fails then the upgrade may not work) and make sure the gapps matches the Android version (when upgrading to a newer major version) so you may need to flash that too
I avoid modifying stuff if I don't have to so I'd guess yes although I don't know what you are comparing them to
Samsung is OneUI, Los is stock Android with more features.just wondering. samsung android 12 still has the small icons when you pull down the notifications. and so far all android 12 los based roms use the new big ones
I tried making my unofficial and custom lineageOS for MicroG builds from your repos (previous builds are based on whatawurst's) but I'm stumped by the fact that most vendor blobs aren't in the vendor/sony/lilac repo. I usually build on cloud servers, and I don't have an image on hand to extract the files. I've been round this loop before when tryong to make up-to-date /e/OS builds, but the process of extracting blobs from an image and putting them in my own repo is too fiddly and error prone.December updates are out including the first 19.1 release. In a quick test I was able to upgrade from 18.1 to 19.1 without loosing data. H
I build everything locally as I need to debug stuff etc. And as Git isn't particularly suited for binary blobs I avoid having them in the repo.I tried making my unofficial and custom lineageOS for MicroG builds from your repos (previous builds are based on whatawurst's) but I'm stumped by the fact that most vendor blobs aren't in the vendor/sony/lilac repo. I usually build on cloud servers, and I don't have an image on hand to extract the files.
Building with the Docker image as described here should be working now for 18.1 and 19.1 builds. You needI remember doing a quick test based on their Docker image recipe natively but must have missed something as it failed.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<manifest>
<project path="vendor/partner_gms" name="lineageos4microg/android_vendor_partner_gms" remote="github" revision="master" />
</manifest>
docker run \
-v "/srv/src:/srv/src" \
-v "/srv/zips:/srv/zips" \
-v "/srv/logs:/srv/logs" \
-v "/srv/cache:/srv/ccache" \
-v "/srv/keys:/srv/keys" \
-v "/srv/local_manifests:/srv/local_manifests" \
-e "BRANCH_NAME=lineage-18.1 \
-e "DEVICE_LIST=lilac" \
-e "SIGN_BUILDS=true" \
-e "SIGNATURE_SPOOFING=restricted" \
-e "WITH_GMS=true" \
lineageos4microg/docker-lineage-cicd
There isn't a real fix yet, this happens after reboot or some time without network (e.g. Tunnel or basement)But I am on 19-20220918 - which version does fix this (or is it something completely different I'm experiencing?)...
I'm using that ROM (17.1) myself on my daily device and haven't encountered any issues at all. So looks like something with your device, not the ROM itself.Hello, now in latest update of LOS 17.1 for lilac 02/25 (clean install) I am experiencing random UI reboots and one bug:
If i turn off device and turn on (no reboot), system sounds arent working, freeze and FC when i want to set an alarm in clock app or play music, no flashlight, camera cannot start and maybe something else which i havent noticed.
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I dont know if someone has similar problems, but this is strange.
I assume you are (still) using 17.1 as you mention the Sony camera app. I'm a bit confused: Above you said that the camera cannot start.Now battery lasted 3 days +20% with 5hrs SOT, very nice ! No gapps.
2 more bugs:
Camera taking blank photos if default storage is set to sd card.
Front camera gives white screen, freezes, FC and then i cant open camera when is flashlight turned on.
Maybe it is related only to Sony camera app, i havent tested other camera apps.
Answered there (a link to the issue in your post would be helpful as I don't get a notification on GH, but found it anyway): In short: It does work (I always do clean builds, by now 6 times), check your extracted system imageThis update seems to have broken extract-files.sh, preventing a clean build from source. Reported on github as issue 13.
Thanks for the reply! I actually think they use slightly different storage formats, so next time backing up to the SD card may be worth a try.First, my TWRP backups were all done from within TWRP with the phone running in Recovery, not using `adb backup --twrp` so I don't know if they two methods are functionally equivalent.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the question, but my problem is exactly that I can't boot the restored backup unless I format the restored data partition... at which point it wouldn't be my original setup anymore. (The backup I created covers all partitions, and adb does not support partial restores)Are you able to get back to your original setup (i.e. your custom ROM, with your backup restored?
Yeah I've read about this project after the failed backup as well. Looks like another good line of redundancy in addition to SeedVault and partition backups.My '"if all else fails" backup' is to backup using Android Backup and Restore Tools project. You need rooted debugging enabled, and access to a Linux machine (real or virtual). I have used these scripts to backup my apps and data and then to
Not everything gets retored - any apps whose account data is handled by Accuont Manager (e.g DAVx5, NextCloud) will lose the account settings, as will K-9 Mail (though you can export your settings before the backup, and re-import them after the restore). See this post in the /e/OS community forums for more information on my experiences with this.
- Restore to the same device, running the same or different custom ROM
- Restore / migrate to a completely new / different device