Hi, I have todays release update installed. However, I do not see any wireguard settings or menus. Have I missed something?
[ROM] [S9/S9+] [UNOFFICIAL] [LineageOS 18.1] [Exynos] [Weekly]
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You have to install the Wireguard app. There you will see that the kernel module is installed.
Can anybody tell me why I'm running the February 5th 2020 security update? Running the latest build, have never seen something like this. Other roms were always up to date. Could it be my Gapps?
Anyone else having issues with rising temperature? I was watching some series using VLC and after a couple of hours (I usually fall asleep) my phone was really hot.
Could it be a CPU boosting issue?
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Seems https://github.com/synt4x93 created some new repo's, maybe they are useful @Neurotical?
Could it be a CPU boosting issue?
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Seems https://github.com/synt4x93 created some new repo's, maybe they are useful @Neurotical?
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That is quite an outdated Security update. Can you verify which version of the ROM you are running? To check this, please navigate:
Settings > About Phone > Android Version
Your screen should look like this below:
HI
I just encountered this issue, my phone wasn't encrypted.
Hopefully I did not lose my data, just had to flash an old build.
Running the previous build I guess, which is only 2 weeks old
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Hey Francois, ,glad you are enjoying the ROM
I will try and watch an HD movie on my S9 to see if I can experience what you are experiencing. For reference though, if you are watching several hours of video playback on VLC on your phone, heating up could be normal for any phone, especially if there is a case over it.
One reputable tool I find quite useful when trying to control for battery life and heat generation is "Root Booster", which can be found in the play store. Give that a try and let us know if it helps you.
This is quite intriguing!
The Lineage team are the ones who roll the AOSP updates into the ROM every month and then update the flag for the new version. See this link to the LOS 18.1 code.
Perhaps someone on this thread with an S9+ can confirm the security version they are on by checking Settings > About Phone > Android Version? This would be helpful to determine if it's a tweak needed in the star2lte repo or not.
It is weird isn't it! I can't quite remember for sure, but I think I was on the January 2020 patch before updating to the latest release, so something is working, but incorrectly
Hi @Neurotical
I found some related bug and this was solved.
Might this have to be added for this ROM too?
The date and time are not correct after restarting with disabled internet access on LineageOS 17.1. Clock shows LineageOS 17.1 image build time after reboot for a short while on a OnePlus One (bacon) (#2433) · Issues · LineageOS / issues / android ·
Expected Behavior After reboot the system time should be set correct, within using the timezone I'm in.
Osprey: Date/time wrong after reboot without SIM and WIFI (#2236) · Issues · LineageOS / issues / android · GitLab
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TWRP shows the correct time.
Using automatic or manual time does not help.
Best regards,
Tobias
FYI:
New kernel 4.9.284 now available!
Please update via OTA or download ROM via OP.
Have a nice day!
New kernel 4.9.284 now available!
Please update via OTA or download ROM via OP.
Have a nice day!
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There is no Google framework in Lineage OS. Nothing Google will work in this ROM.
J'aimerais savoir quels gapps vous me recommandez. J'ai un s9 plus exynos pour information. (désolé pour mon anglais j'utilise un traducteur)
Translated by GT: I would like to know which gapps you recommend to me. I have an s9 plus exynos for information. (sorry for my english i use a translator)
Translated by GT: I would like to know which gapps you recommend to me. I have an s9 plus exynos for information. (sorry for my english i use a translator)
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- [ROM] [S9/S9+/Note 9] [UNOFFICIAL] [LineageOS 18.1] [Weekly]
- Last Updated July 30, 2022
- OS Version: Android 11 (LOS 18.1 changelog)
- Kernel: Linux 4.9.325 (July 30, 2022)
- Security Patch: AOSP (July 5, 2022)
- Wireguard: 20220627 (June 27, 2022)
ROM INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS:
- From OEM:
- Lineage Recovery
- Format /system + /data + /cache
- Flash
- Reboot
- Root is not included. To root, install Magisk yourself.
- From existing Unofficial weekly:
- Use OTA, or
- Sideload via ADB in recovery
BASEBAND UPDATING:
- Install Samsung USB drivers
- Install Odin 3.14 (or later)
- Download updated baseband firmware from the XDA thread for your model phone.
- Unzip and re-pack "modem.bin" into a .tar file such as "modem.tar"
- Reboot phone into download mode
- Open Odin
- Load your modem.tar file into CP in Odin
- Start flash
- Reboot
MICROG INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS:
- In the F-Droid store add in the appropriate repo: https://microg.org/fdroid/repo per the official instructions.
- Do the following, in this order:
- Install microG services core (F-Droid or Github)
- Install microG services framework proxy (F-Droid or Github)
- microG settings -> self check -> enable all features
- microG settings -> location modules -> enable Mozilla Location Service
- For background location permission go to your system settings and allow microG services core and your Mozilla NLP to access location all the time.
- For full notification support got to microG settings -> enable Google device registration, cloud messaging, and Google safety net.
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* We are not responsible for anything that may happen to your phone by installing custom ROMs/kernels.
* You do it at your own risk. You take responsibility upon yourself and are not to blame us or XDA.
* Your warranty will likely be voided by installing custom ROMs.13Good day,
I just want to take a moment to say thank you to everyone who has tried this ROM, given feedback, and even helped out along the way! It is with all of your help that I can keep the builds coming and I look forward to doing this for as long as I can for the S9 and the S9+ Our community deserves the best and that only happens when we all work together
Have a great day, and thank you again to everyone in this community12Good day everyone!
I have returned from a small vacation and time off caring for my newborn baby! He is healthy and well.
I apologize for the brief hiatus, but I am back to continue providing updated kernels, security patches, and Lineage OS 18.1 for you all!
What's new since the latest version:
Kernel: 4.9.290 -> 4.9.297
Security patch: November 5, 2021 -> December 5, 2021 (January 5, 2022 should be out soon)
Now available via OTA or OP, as usual
Have a great day!9
I would love to maintain it officially. In fact I reached out to the Lineage team about doing just that in September last year.
They responded back outlining how there are a lot of procedures to follow, including needing a team to manage the device tree and other repos. There were also some things that me not being a programmer just can't provide like being able to independently bug fix compile errors when changes are made by the LOS team that are incompatible with the S90/S9+. Right now I rely on the community to help with these fixes and I just copy them. It's worked so far because there are, humbly, more knowledgeable people maintaining device trees than I.
That leaves me in a position where I am learning from the experts and this wonderful community in a collaborative effort to keep the LOS 18.1 going for the S9 and S9+8
With regards to safety and trustworthiness:
- Everything is open source so anyone can see what is going into the all the builds. This includes the kernel, Lineage OS, and Samsung device trees. These links are in the OP.
- I don't make any changes of my own because I am not knowledgeable enough to do that, but I do copy kernel patches from the Linux Long-term Maintenance team run by Linus and Greg for the 4.9y branch; I can at least bug-test and roll them into the weekly ROM builds. Linus & Greg pretty much head up Linux entirely, so the patches they approve are as trustworthy as you can get
- I also got the Wireguard kernel patch into this build, which is pretty awesome, but without the help of the contributors in the OP, I really wouldn't have been able to do it on my own.
- I was using the official Lineage OS, but when the support for official status was dropped, I started learning how to build Lineage for unsupported devices. Then I came across Synt4x's repos, which gave me all the resources needed to build Lineage 18.1 for the S9 and S9+. I simply maintain kernel patches that come out weekly by the Linux Long-term Maintenance team (Linus & Greg et al.), work with the community here to maintain the device trees, and then compile the builds as often as needed.
- After I got the hang of all this, I figured everyone who has an S9 or S9+ should be able to benefit form Lineage OS 18.1 support. These phones have great hardware and I think it a shame not to allow users the option to de-google it or take full control of it so soon after it has been released. Besides, the 4.9y kernel is going to be maintained until 2023. So I upgraded from a 3600 to a 5900x and 16gb RAM to 32gb RAM to speed up the builds (each build is only about 8 minutes now) and support the community!
- I would like to see an official build, but I can't maintain it all by myself. I am not a programmer, and most of the code I look at is jibberish to me; I just trust the Linux team and Lineage OS team. So we need the community here to help me with build errors when the Lineage team makes changes to their OS; I'm not knowledgeable enough yet to tackle those problems on my own. But I am learning, and have successfully tackled two compile errors so far with the help of the community, and I've learned from them
- Kernel updates straight from the Linux Long-term Maintenance team; this is very official and safe;
- AOSP security patches straight from the Lineage group; this is very official and safe;
- Lineage OS updates as they roll out; this is very official and safe;
