So cool, thank you guys for your work. What a MIUI build I must flash before installing new official lineage os 19.1?
Yes, I did it and it works very well.Dirty flash over 18.1 possible?
If not, how to Recover Apps and settings from seedvault nextcloud Backup?
Sideload after gapps on fresh installYes, I did it and it works very well.
Please follow the procedure - first flash the LOS 19.1, then, immediately reboot to recovery and sideload Gapps and latest firmware.
One question - what is the proper way to install Magisk?
Thanks. Reboot between step 1 and 2?
No
You can get the certification by adding the Device ID to this page https://www.google.com/android/uncertified/The ROM isn't PLay Certified, so you need magisk to use GPay.
Not a big deal, but there's a way to do it without Magisk?
Sorry but isnt clear.You can get the certification by adding the Device ID to this page https://www.google.com/android/uncertified/
Also, this ROM doesn't pass safetynet even with safetynet fix, so you need to install hidden props mod.
$ adb root
$ adb shell 'sqlite3 /data/data/com.google.android.gsf/databases/gservices.db \
"select * from main where name = \"android_id\";"'
I'm not sure whether its different from global poco f3, if not then you can try flash this rom. Make sure to use your stock firmware (EU firmware) and don't try flashing any other firmware.I am new to XDA and created an account to ask you a few questions about your LineageOS ROM and the Xiaomi Poco F3 device. I apologize if these questions sound misplaced as I don't know XDA's forum culture yet.
I have been looking for a while for a device that's at least somewhat protected against water ingress and supported by a custom ROM in order to get rid of Google's prying eyes as good as possible. I am very glad to have found your LineageOS ROM for the Poco F3.
The official LineageOS Wiki (https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/alioth/) says that the following devices are supported:
In Switzerland however, I only seem to be able to order the following devices:
- M2012K11AC
- M2012K11AI
- M2012K11AG
And a few strange device codes like these, presumably the seller using a device code from a different catalog:
- MZB08REEU
- MZB08RHEU
- MZB08RGEU
- MZB08RIEU
I haven't been able to find a device with a code that's officially supported by LOS, so I'd like to ask if the devices available in Switzerland are supported by your ROM?
- xiapof3128bleu
- xiapof3256wheu
Furthermore, I'd like to ask if VoLTE is working in your ROM? What about VoWiFi?
Unlocking Xiaomi devices requires Windows. I don't have a machine running Windows but I could visit someone who does. With a new Xiaomi account and no previously owned Xiaomi devices, will it be possible to unlock the Poco F3 in the same session or will there still be a waiting period of a few hours or days?
And one last question - I apologize for asking this here as it's not ROM related: There's no official IP53 rating for the Poco F3. Are your Poco F3s protected against heavy rainfalls? What about carrying it in a wet pocket?
Thank you very much for your great work (and maybe answering my questions) !
New lineage-19.1 builds has increased touch polling rate feature. Try using that. Settings-> Display -> High touch polling rateHello!
I wrote to Sahil before in older release of lineage about touch issue... Later he told me that the patch has not been merged yet so it's out of his hands.
Well looks like it did get merged April 28th? Was it this year?
Could you update the build to include the newly merged touch fixes? Although I'm not sure , maybe you are already using them since that's your patch that got merged in the first place and this is unofficial build as well so maybe you already went ahead and applied it?
In which case I guess that's not what's causing the touch issues...
Let me explain - when you hold the finger on screen and swipe around the touch performs pretty well, no noticeable stutters or falling behind. Isn't as good as other ROMs/kernels that enable 480hz touch polling but is alright...
Anyways that only works while your finger is in the screen , I noticed that if you try scrolling while lifting fingers in between there are stutters... Not noticeable at first , it takes a really good eye to spot, I even went ahead and used adb to make sure it's actually touch issue and not some rendering defect where it slows down scroll to freeze then catches up later.
By running this : adb shell getevent -r -t -l | awk '{print $8}
You will notice what I'm describing above. With finger constantly on screen and swiping around it never goes below 350-360hz.
When you lift finger in between scrolling it it's usually at the same 340-360hz BUT if you scroll up in terminal you will find instances of 0-20hz , now I think those are the stutters... I really can't tell for sure if they are or not but it would explain a lot , especially since once I managed to stop as soon as stuttering happened and it just so conveniently showed 0-11hz entries in terminal as the last polling results...
My guess is - the touch polling sleep is occurring way too fast , sometimes in between lifting finger and placing it back on the screen ( sometimes perhaps it just goes to sleep directly instead of waiting ) resulting in display sleeping when it's supposed to be reacting to touch...
Is hard to explain and even harder to catch it on video lol, you have to see it in first person for yourself...
If you need more info or something isn't clear let me know!
Yes, I did it and it works very well.Dirty flash over 18.1 possible?
If not, how to Recover Apps and settings from seedvault nextcloud Backup?