[ROM][OFFICIAL][PAYTON][NIGHTLIES]Lineage OS 17.1

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Tom_Scott

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I'm really bummed that Lineage OS 16 stopped receiving security patch updates at the very least. I like Pie and don't want to change it. : (
Yes, me too. But the worst point is that I cannot make an OTA update to the latest Lineage OS 16 without wiping /data and no need to have new GApps. And I would like to uodate ti the latest 16 one as possibke as of my camera app stucks from time to time.
 

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Does this ROM support wifi tethering if yes please reply. And I mean wifi tethering that is you can use wifi and hotspot at the same time.
 

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Does this ROM support wifi tethering if yes please reply. And I mean wifi tethering that is you can use wifi and hotspot at the same time.

IIRC access to other wifi networks (from a device that is presently hosting a Wi-Fi hotspot) and the provision of the hotspot are mutually exclusive. The hotspot host would be providing a Wi-Fi network to itself and to guest devices which can work as a network apart from the internet, but connection to the internet would be through mobile data on the hotspot host or through non-related network connections on the client devices. I've never heard of a device which could connect to a Wi-Fi network while hosting WiFi hotspot. If there is a way to do that I'd be interested to learn it.
 

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IIRC access to other wifi networks (from a device that is presently hosting a Wi-Fi hotspot) and the provision of the hotspot are mutually exclusive. The hotspot host would be providing a Wi-Fi network to itself and to guest devices which can work as a network apart from the internet, but connection to the internet would be through mobile data on the hotspot host or through non-related network connections on the client devices. I've never heard of a device which could connect to a Wi-Fi network while hosting WiFi hotspot. If there is a way to do that I'd be interested to learn it.
My realme GT master edition has the ability to share the internet which is connected via wifi to device(s) connected via hotspot. I have seen some windows laptops having this feature. Theoretically I believe it is due to support of MIMO
 
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My realme GT master edition has the ability to share the internet which is connected via wifi to device(s) connected via hotspot. I have seen some windows laptops having this feature. Theoretically I believe it is due to support of MIMO

Ahhh, got it. My experience with this device and with lineage and stock moto ROMs in general is with simple hotspot ... which may or may not speak to the limitations of this ROM regarding your request. Thanks for the explanation. From curiosity I'll stay tuned in case someone shares a way to do what you are asking.
 

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IIRC access to other wifi networks (from a device that is presently hosting a Wi-Fi hotspot) and the provision of the hotspot are mutually exclusive. The hotspot host would be providing a Wi-Fi network to itself and to guest devices which can work as a network apart from the internet, but connection to the internet would be through mobile data on the hotspot host or through non-related network connections on the client devices. I've never heard of a device which could connect to a Wi-Fi network while hosting WiFi hotspot. If there is a way to do that I'd be interested to learn it.
It's called wifi tethering. Presently most devices working on Android 10 have this feature. You can also check OnePlus ,Samsung devices which have this feature.
 

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It's called wifi tethering. Presently most devices working on Android 10 have this feature. You can also check OnePlus ,Samsung devices which have this feature.

"It's called WiFi tethering"?

You seem to be conflating basic Wi-Fi tethering with an extended feature of Wi-Fi tethering while making an inaccurate claim that most Android 10 devices use that feature. You might have also explained why we have different perceptions about it but before getting to that let's address those inaccurate statements before they get ingrained into readers minds.

Tethering does not necessarily include this ability. It might include it, but the definition of tethering is merely ... to tether. In our Android world that typically means a connection via Wi-Fi, USB, or Bluetooth but has also been used in the IT industry for a long time to indicate other types of connection. The ability to use the a Wi-Fi connection to the internet on the same device that hosts the Wi-Fi hotspot seems to be an extra feature that has been added to the basic function that we call tethering.

It is not the case that most devices, or even most Android 10 devices have this. None of the 15 or 20 devices I've used personally have had that feature including three devices currently on my desk which all ran Android 10.

If I'm wrong about the definition of tethering I hope someone will correct it but to the point of your observation, I use Motorola devices which may not have this feature. I'll do some reading about the one plus and Samsung devices that do this. Thanks for the tip. Do you, or does anyone know the name, the specific industry term, which is used to refer to this extended feature of Wi-Fi tethering?
 
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"It's called WiFi tethering"?

You seem to be conflating basic Wi-Fi tethering with an extended feature of Wi-Fi tethering while making an inaccurate claim that most Android 10 devices use that feature. You might have also explained why we have different perceptions about it but before getting to that let's address those inaccurate statements before they get ingrained into readers minds.

Tethering does not necessarily include this ability. It might include it, but the definition of tethering is merely ... to tether. In our Android world that typically means a connection via Wi-Fi, USB, or Bluetooth but has also been used in the IT industry for a long time to indicate other types of connection. The ability to use the a Wi-Fi connection to the internet on the same device that hosts the Wi-Fi hotspot seems to be an extra feature that has been added to the basic function that we call tethering.

It is not the case that most devices, or even most Android 10 devices have this. None of the 15 or 20 devices I've used personally have had that feature including three devices currently on my desk which all ran Android 10.

If I'm wrong about the definition of tethering I hope someone will correct it but to the point of your observation, I use Motorola devices which may not have this feature. I'll do some reading about the one plus and Samsung devices that do this. Thanks for the tip. Do you, or does anyone know the name, the specific industry term, which is used to refer to this extended feature of Wi-Fi tethering?


I'm personally confused by what this person has posted also.


I have a OnePlus N100 in my hand right now and under developer options, I have something named "Enable Wi-Fi Coverage Extend Feature". Under that, it says "Enable extended Wi-Fi coverage using Hotspot.

I have no idea either how it works or what it does. All I get is an error message if I try to turn on Hotspot with WI-Fi already on. See the pics below.

If you can find an explanation of how this works let me know and I'll test it on my N100.


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I'm personally confused by what this person has posted also.


I have a OnePlus N100 in my hand right now and under developer options, I have something named "Enable Wi-Fi Coverage Extend Feature". Under that, it says "Enable extended Wi-Fi coverage using Hotspot.

I have no idea either how it works or what it does. All I get is an error message if I try to turn on Hotspot with WI-Fi already on. See the pics below.

If you can find an explanation of how this works let me know and I'll test it on my N100.


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Thanks for clarifying. That's probably the feature they are referring to and perhaps their experience has been with devices that have that feature so it seemed like the default. A quick bit of web searching finds that most articles about this are in one plus forums. There is also an inaccurate article fairly high in the search results which describes the exact feature you highlight in your picture (thank you!) as if it is a commonly available "hidden" setting in most ROMs even though it is not. It seems unlikely that this feature could be implemented or would be implemented in LOS for this device but if anyone considers doing so then @hpgramani's post further up this page might be informative.
 
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Thanks for clarifying. That's probably the feature they are referring to and perhaps their experience has been with devices that have that feature so it seemed like the default. A quick bit of web searching finds that most articles about this are in one plus forums. There is also an inaccurate article fairly high in the search results which describes the exact feature you highlight in your picture (thank you!) as if it is a commonly available "hidden" setting in most ROMs even though it is not. It seems unlikely that this feature could be implemented or would be implemented in LOS for this device but if anyone considers doing so then @hpgramani's post further up this page might be informative.


I also found many of the same forum posts as you did discussing this feature and the one thing that stood out to me about all of them was even the people saying they understood how it worked couldn't seem to explain it in much detail.

I think I even saw one post quoting an email from OnePlus that sounded like their tech support had no idea how it worked either.


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Hi guys not sure if this is the correct thread but trying to install lineage os 17.1 into a samsung note 4

N910FEVR1DRG1

REGION EVR

Firmware SM-N910F — Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (Snapdragon)

I have used CF auto root and installed TWRP but cant get TWRP onto recover mode it goes to android

installed 17.1 before and it was quite simple to do but for some reason I cant g et it to work on my samsumg note 4 (UK EVR)

is there another way to install it am doing it to give to my OAP next door neighbour as she cant aford anew phone and I need to install some apps which wont work on the old 6.1 snapdragon

cant some one help me please?
 
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Hi guys not sure if this is the correct thread but trying to install lineage os 17.1 into a samsung note 4

N910FEVR1DRG1

REGION EVR

Firmware SM-N910F — Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (Snapdragon)

I have used CF auto root and installed TWRP but cant get TWRP onto recover mode it goes to android

installed 17.1 before and it was quite simple to do but for some reason I cant g et it to work on my samsumg note 4 (UK EVR)

is there another way to install it am doing it to give to my OAP next door neighbour as she cant aford anew phone and I need to install some apps which wont work on the old 6.1 snapdragon

cant some one help me please?

This thread is specifically for the Moto X4 (Payton). You have a better chance a finding applicable information and help in a thread that is about your device.
 

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    LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 10, which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.

    LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.

    All the source code for LineageOS is available in the LineageOS Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to LineageOS, please visit out Gerrit Code Review. You can also view the Changelog for a full list of changes & features.

    Introduction:

    This is the official Lineage OS thread for the Motorola Moto X4, codename payton.

    We support all the T-Mobile, International, and Project Fi variants, as their bootloaders are unlockable, while we can't support the Verizon and AT&T variants, as their bootloaders are permanently locked.

    How to install:
    • Boot the newest TWRP .img from the Official TWRP Project Site.
    • IF YOU ARE COMING FROM STOCK AND WANT TO INSTALL CUSTOM ROMS FOR FIRST TIME, INSTALL "Copy Partitions Zip" FROM POST #2
    • In TWRP, click "Wipe", "Format Data", then type "yes" as prompted.
    • ADB sideload the newest weekly
    • (Optionally) You can flash the newest TWRP Installer also found at the Official TWRP Project Site if you wish to maintain TWRP, though the pre-installed Lineage Recovery instance will do everything you need it to in most cases. We don't recommend or support the use of the TWRP installer, as it is overwritten on every update (will need to be re-installed every update), and has no addon.d-v2 persistence.
    • Click "Reboot, then choose "Recovery", this will boot you to either Lineage Recovery or TWRP depending on your choice to install TWRP or not. It is necessary to reboot between ROM flash and GApps/Addon flash due to verity/slot-swap logic.
    • (Optionally) Flash GApps - MindTheGApps arm64 are recommended, OpenGApps are compatible with A/B as of 09102018, but I still only reccoemend and support MindTheGApps.
    • (Optionally) Flash SU - you'll need to turn it on from in developer settings after first boot Lineage OS SU Addon. - Magisk works fine, though is not supported.
    • Reboot

    Notes:
    • Official Lineage OS builds will not pass CTS/SafetyNet -- due to the AVB flag's "red" status. (Magisk works fine, though is not supported.)
    • Official Lineage OS builds ship with full treble compatibility, with VNDK runtime enforcement! This means that unlike most "ported treble" you'll see, ours is just as it would be from the OEM, and can run any GSI (yes, even Pie!) without need for hacks or additional flashable zips. We relabeled /oem as /vendor (as /oem isn't used in custom ROM's anyway). To use a GSI, flash official Lineage, then flash your GSI, it's that simple! Flashing a factory image will likely write over /oem and remove the mock vendor image. Please don't report GSI bugs here, report them instead to the GSI's maker.

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    XDA:DevDB Information
    Lineage OS 17.1, ROM for the Moto X4

    Contributors
    erfanoabdi, Lineage Team
    Source Code: https://github.com/LineageOS

    ROM OS Version: 10.x Oreo
    ROM Kernel: Linux 4.x
    ROM Firmware Required: Official Pie

    Version Information
    Status: Stable

    Created 2018-09-01
    Last Updated 2019-03-02
    17
    new updated versions is out
    * minor bug fixes
    * volte bug fixes in dual sim device
    * updated blobs to official 8.1
    https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528062600
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    Full Treble Version :
    * fully treblized
    * wifi/video calling fixes
    * minor volte bug fixes
    * battery and performance optimization

    Treble Lineage : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528063250
    Treble TWRP : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528063210
    Treble TWRP Installer : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528063564

    **this is treble build and should be flashed ONLY with treble twrp**

    FAQ:
    Magisk?
    - try magisk 16.7 if you want
    GSIs?
    - yes all GSIs is installable
    P?
    - yep follow AB flashing guide

    ENJOY
    17
    new build is up :
    https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=11050483647474829452

    * Fingerprint navigation gestures fixed (settings -> system -> buttons -> on screen navbar)
    * SElinux is enforced
    * stronger haptics
    * dual camera fixes
    * CPU and Battery optimizations
    * kernel update to latest moto source
    * with full lineage A/B support : xda-developers.com/lineageos-15-1-supports-a-b-devices-moto-z2-force
    16
    Guys Official build is up on Lineage updater : https://download.lineageos.org/payton
    please recheck OP for installation guide it's also updated (for guys coming from stock don't forget copy partition zip, and for first installing gapps and stuffs don't forget re-reboot to recovery)
    official TWRP is also updated (make sure you are in latest version of it) : https://twrp.me/motorola/motorolamotox4.html
    also in official twrp we dropped MTP support (Like Pixel devices) it was affecting on many horrible things but "adb push/pull" works so read Installation guide from link above

    we will get updates official lineage updated WEEKLY, with OTA support

    i was reading posts @MotoX4, you need to use official twrp and for gapps you forgot to reboot to recovery, for safety net you need to install magisk as all mentioned in OP ;)
    + lineage recovery is only for "adb sideload" not for installing zips from internal storage
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    about lineage 16, we will get official los as soon as lineage gets ready, for now there is some platform side bugs like clock... but all device specific bugs fixed

    thanks for using lineage :fingers-crossed: