[ROM][TREBLE][X722][8.1.X][OFFICIAL] LineageOS 15.1 (Oreo) for LeEco Le Pro3 Elite

[schand99]

Same problem. When you come from TWRP 3.1.1.0 there ist no chance to use the newer version.

I had installed TWRP 3.1.1.0 before installing new version 3.2.1.0 from Codeworkx. There is no problem, all is working normally. Even touch is working immediately after boot into recovery (twrp-3.2.1-0-codeworkx-zl0.img)

 

[Andreas G]

Now I installed 3.2.1 over Twrp.

Somehow it works now.

First I tried installation over Flashify. But that didn't work correctly.

 

[schand99]

Until now, the ROM runs verry smooth, even battery consumption is ok. No severe errors so far. @codeworkx: You did a very nice work.
Slight problems are the slow camera start and sometimes Wifi dc. Except this, the ROM seams to be ready for daily use. Compliments

 

[domy0000]

Sorry my x722 does not recharge with every version of this rom
but if I install the CrisBalGreece rom, this works with all the charger I've tried

 

[Andreas G]

No charging issues with all versions on my X722

 

[codeworkx]

New twrp uploaded which supported encryption

 

[codeworkx]

lineage-15.1-20180128-UNOFFICIAL-zl1.zip
- encryption fixed

 

[randxor]

Thanks for the new release.
Can you provide a changelog? And how close is it to official?

Also why is ConsumerIR not supported, there are Selinux fixes from darkobas and it works fine on AICP.

Offtopic: since AICP is based on Lineage, what are the differences besides the aicp extras?

 

[domy0000]

No charging issues with all versions on my X722

excuse but you from which Rom you come and which recovery use

 

[Andreas G]

I took 01.27. Pixel Experience with TWRP 3.2.1.0 on X722.

 

[domy0000]

I took 01.27. Pixel Experience with TWRP 3.2.1.0 on X722.

ok

 

[codeworkx]

Thanks for the new release.
Can you provide a changelog? And how close is it to official?

Also why is ConsumerIR not supported, there are Selinux fixes from darkobas and it works fine on AICP.

Offtopic: since AICP is based on Lineage, what are the differences besides the aicp extras?

ConsumerIR doesn't exist for this device. It's the HAL which allows all Apps to use the IR hardware.

Even with the selinux policies just one app can use IR.

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[randxor]

ConsumerIR doesn't exist for this device. It's the HAL which allows all Apps to use the IR hardware.

Even with the selinux policies just one app can use IR.

Sent from my OnePlus5T using XDA Labs

You mean to say that apps use a standardized interface called ConsumerIR, but Leeco have not implemented it and have a random HAL that is used by their App, hence no other apps can access the IR? Or perhaps I misunderstood? If so, does Lineage support the Leeco IR app like AICP does?

Also on the encryption, do I need twrp encryption support for the encryption to work? And if I do, then do I need your twrp version or the old 3.1 will do as well?

 

[codeworkx]

You mean to say that apps use a standardized interface called ConsumerIR, but Leeco have not implemented it and have a random HAL that is used by their App, hence no other apps can access the IR? Or perhaps I misunderstood? If so, does Lineage support the Leeco IR app like AICP does?

Also on the encryption, do I need twrp encryption support for the encryption to work? And if I do, then do I need your twrp version or the old 3.1 will do as well?

Exactly. Leeco failed hard.
I'll add the required Selinux rules soon.

Only my latest twrp is able to decrypt userdata.

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[randxor]

Exactly. Leeco failed hard.
I'll add the required Selinux rules soon.

Only my latest twrp is able to decrypt userdata.

Sent from my OnePlus5T using XDA Labs

What exactly is encrypted with encryption? Just user data I presume? And you need TWRP to read it to be able to flash zips that are in the userdata partition?

 

[codeworkx]

What exactly is encrypted with encryption? Just user data I presume? And you need TWRP to read it to be able to flash zips that are in the userdata partition?

Yes, whole userdata partition.

If you want to flash something from internal sd then twrp has to decrypt userdata before it can read the zip.

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[randxor]

Yes, whole userdata partition.

If you want to flash something from internal sd then twrp has to decrypt userdata before it can read the zip.

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So TWRP encryption support and Lineage encryption support are two distinct things. What if you're flashing zips from USB otg on a device with Lineage with encrypted user data, will you still need TWRP encryption support?(ie. will the flash process need to write to the user data partition?)

And also did Lineage support encryption before the last build or did you just mentioned it now because TWRP supports it now?

Offtopic: what do you do with so many different devices(in your signature), do you just use them for development purposes?

 

[codeworkx]

So TWRP encryption support and Lineage encryption support are two distinct things. What if you're flashing zips from USB otg on a device with Lineage with encrypted user data, will you still need TWRP encryption support?(ie. will the flash process need to write to the user data partition?)

And also did Lineage support encryption before the last build or did you just mentioned it now because TWRP supports it now?

Offtopic: what do you do with so many different devices(in your signature), do you just use them for development purposes?

Flashing from usb or adb sideload are possible without encryption support.

Got fixed recently.

Just for development.

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[patsem]

Have this Rom OTA?

 

[randxor]

Any plans for this to become an official release?