We could still get official monthlys, look here:About Drop 18.1 devices :
FYI, I will try to build monthly (as soon as the security patch is merged).
Unofficial builds (only LOS and TheMuppets sources - Test-keys):
==> https://androidfilehost.com/?a=show&w=files&flid=336672
And this change added 57 LineageOS 18.1 devices to the new monthly build roster: "I am alive, but very badly burned". Note that the S5 klte* family is on that lineage-build-targets list!if maintainers are still active, their devices can be re-added as monthly.
dianlujitao already moved to another phone, los op3 page stated that it's no longer maintainedWe could still get official monthlys, look here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-samsung-galaxy-s5-klte.4267517/post-87636795
Official LineageOS 18.1 Updates Now Monthly!
Bad news & good news. LineageOS in the recent past supported only 2 Android versions @ the same time because of infrastructure, LineageOS automated builder, servers & volunteer staff limitations and with the current testing and eventual launch of LOS 20.0 (no ETA questions please), all 18.1 supported devices should be on the chopping block.
But this time the devs made an exception. This LineageOS Gerrit Code Review change removed 89 devices from the weekly build roster Drop 18.1 devices:
And this change added 57 LineageOS 18.1 devices to the new monthly build roster: "I am alive, but very badly burned". Note that the S5 klte* family is on that lineage-build-targets list!![]()
Several of those legacy devices like the klte* cannot be promoted to official 19.1 or 20 as explained in LineageOS Changelog 26 - Tailored Twelve, Audacious Automotive, Neat Networking, Devoted Developers > Let’s talk about legacy devices chapter.
You can see the current LineageOS build roster in the hudson/lineage-build-targets on GitHub. At the present there are 105 devices supported with LineageOS 19.1 weekly builds & + the 57 LineageOS 18.1 devices.
An amazing achievement for a volunteer-based organization. ↑ (ツ)
I'm grateful for those LineageOS 18.1 devices that will get about 1 years' worth of monthly Android security bumps & some other changes. ٩(- ̮̮̃-̃)۶
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No, it works fine for meThank you @dianlujitao for all the hard work over the years. Is there any problems with the final update?
I just want to make sure before I update as I still use it as my daily driver.
@dianlujitao Thank you so much, many thanks from my wife too, she is very pleased that her phone's lifetime gets extended with easy-to-consume OTA updates. @TimSchumi congrats for taking responsibility! Both of you are role models for successful Open Source development.Hello guys, op3 should be re-add to monthly 18.1 shortly. Besides, @TimSchumi is going to co-maintain the device.
Same here, wondering if there will be an update soon?
I see no nightly yet for 18.1 since end of october
Maintainers :last info was that new guy "TimSchumi" take the responsibility for the next OP3 builds, is that not true? Or next builds which will be possible to flash in usual way will be not more provided for normal users? Or how it was meant please? thx
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Nice finding. Just check the source and that should be the Significant Motion Detector if I'm not wrong. Dunno if there are any drawbacks but you should be able to disable it by adding " ro.vendor.sensors.smd=false" to /vendor/build.prop, please try if it helps.Regarding the sensor_SMD wake lock:
Generally, the rom can go for long periods without this wake lock showing up:
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But the wake lock can start at random times:
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And when it starts, it will stop the device from going into deep sleep (look at the "Awake (Screen off)" figures). This will drain the battery a lot faster than normal. See 210209-174541-log.zip for logs.
However, I find that the wake lock will always start when the phone is fully recharged (I usually do this just before I go to bed). See 210209-174541-log.zip for logs.
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Fortunately, a reboot gets rid of the wake lock.