[ROM][Official][condor] LineageOS 14.1 for Moto E
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It took me a reinstall of KitKat (June 2014) and a reinstall of TWRP 3.3.1 and the 20201023 ROM (with nano Gapps and Magisk) to have GPS Test (the PlayStore one, not the GPSTest from FDroid - will be checked next) to get 6 satellites "in view". I'm picking up my coat now to go outside...
Not sure what caused the total loss of GPS reception - I presume that the mobile antennas are also used for GPS signals? Cleaning their contacts may have helped...
Not sure what caused the total loss of GPS reception - I presume that the mobile antennas are also used for GPS signals? Cleaning their contacts may have helped...
I found this old post from @wildzero:
In my very particular case, I've done the steps below (just reporting).
My moto E had the rom lineage-14.1-20191113-UNOFFICIAL-condor.zip + gapps-pico installed. Google Maps was reporting a position with hundred meters of error, and GPS Lockers couldn't lock the satellites.
At bootloader, I did:
mfastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin
mfastboot erase modemst1
mfastboot erase modemst2
mfastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn
After rebooting and before I could test the GPS, I've made a mistake and messed up the rom. So I did a fresh install of a more recente rom (lineage-14.1-20201023-UNOFFICIAL-condor.zip + gapps-pico).
After rebooting and updating, the GPS was working (without doing the commands above again).
LineageOS comes without (proprietary) modem code - this explains why you didn't have to run the modem commands again. (Also that's why there's the recommendation to upgrade to latest Stock before moving to LOS.)
didn't work and now I lost reception, mkay
edit. Now I flashed the modules of another ROM and things are working and with some GPS test apps I can see my location, but it doesn't lock to a satellite and location won't work on any maps app.
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Still using condor as daily driver and for navigation? Congratulations. Motorola has a guide for full return to stock conditions. There you can check sattelite location.
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I have brought LineageOS 14.1 to condor. LineageOS is effectively a continuation of the CyanogenMod project. This is the thread for official weekly builds.
Downloads:
Official weekly builds
Lineage su addon
My recommended TWRP build - mirror
Changelog:
cmxlog official nightly changelogs
XDA:DevDB Information
LineageOS 14.1 for Moto E (condor), ROM for the Moto E
Contributors
squid2, LuK1337
Source Code: https://github.com/LineageOS
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Version Information
Status: Nightly
Created 2016-09-13
Last Updated 2017-01-2657Status Update
Apologies for the delay, I've just been very busy for the past few weeks. I don't abandon projects unless I say so, but updates come when I get time. Don't worry, you will get official CM14(.1) eventually once I feel it's ready. At the very least, I plan on doing security updates for CM13 nightlies tomorrow night, and then may put out a new CM14 or 14.1 build if I get time. Be aware that I support a lot of projects and my time is divided across a bunch of Android devices, and I also have other hobbies, work, and commitments. My Android development time is divided among:
- TWRP: otus, surnia, lux, osprey, merlin, harpia
- CyanogenMod: condor, otus, surnia, osprey, lux, merlin, harpia, pme (HTC 10)
- Squid Kernel: surnia, osprey, lux, harpia
49September 28 Release
This build should be signficantly more usable than the last build. The SD card issues should be gone. I've also made SELinux enforcing after fixing a few denials. On the CM end, a lot of development has happened over the past week, so things should be more stable overall and more CM features will be present. With that said, CM14 is still in the early stages of development, so expect some bugs. As usual, the download link is in the first post.41December 7 Build
I've posted a new build with the latest CM sources (updated to Android 7.1.1) and my latest device and kernel changes. I haven't tested it on condor myself, but I did test a similar build for otus and it worked well, so I expect this to be fine. The otus version at least is suitable as a daily driver now.
