Hey there! After installing ArrowOS 13 for Maverick and then trying this install of LOS18 again, it seems to have worked for me. It just booted for me. I'm guessing the initial install for ArrowOS fixed something that enabled LOS to work. Sorry this wasn't more interesting. Thank you for your work here!
Good to hear that! I guess we'll never know what really happened there, but I'm glad to see that it's working fine on old and new firmware versions!
64-bit LineageOS 20 (based on Android 13) coming possibly maybe soon to a maverick near you!
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Code:/* * Your warranty is... still valid? * I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, * or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. * Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included * in the products you find here before flashing it! * YOU are the one choosing to make these modifications. */
IMPORTANT
This ROM is only for the Amazon Fire HD 10 2019 (maverick) Do not try to flash it on any other device.
This ROM requires the temporary bootloader unlock found here. Read the instructions carefully and come back once you have a working temporary unlock.
This thread will be updated should another unlock method be available.
This ROM requires that you be on the 7.3.1.0 launch firmware. If you have temp unlocked your device, you should already be on this firmware.
LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android, which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device. All the source code for LineageOS is available in the LineageOS Github repo. If you would like to contribute to LineageOS, please visit our Gerrit Code Review.
This is a custom build of LineageOS for the Amazon Fire HD 10 9th generation (maverick) which is 64-bit, allowing you to run 64-bit applications and benefit from better performance, unlike the stock OS which is 32-bit.
Working
- Audio
- Bluetooth
- Camera
- DRM L1 (playback not tested)
- DT2W (double-tap-to-wake)
- Media Playback (Hardware OMX)
- Sensors
- SDcard
- USB (MTP, PTP, etc)
- Wi-Fi
- SELinux is Permissive
- Deep Sleep (?)
- Hotspot
- The stock gallery app has some issues playing media which is higher than 1920x1080, if you face this issue please try a third-party gallery app.
- If you have flashed GApps, you should wait for the device to "settle" after completing setup wizard. During the first 10-ish minutes of use, the tablet could heavily lag and freeze.
- Since this is a beta build, you should be prepared to face bugs and issues, along with possible stutters and lags.
- You are free to use any recovery to flash this ROM, however, I recommend using the attached recovery (Lineage Recovery) to flash this ROM in order to avoid any potential issues.
It's important to note that you will have to boot your device with mtkclient every time you reboot!
First of all, boot the device into fastboot mode. Once you see something like=> FASTBOOT mode...appear on your devices display, you can flash the Lineage Recovery image with the following fastboot command:
This flashes the custom recovery to the devicesCode:fastboot flash recovery lineage-18.1-XXXXXXXX-UNOFFICIAL-maverick-recovery.img fastboot reboot recoveryrecoverypartition, and then tells it to reboot into recovery mode.
To make sure the device boots into recovery upon the next reboot, hold the volume up button on the device after sending the preloader again with mtkclient.
DO NOT let the device boot back into FireOS at this point, as it will flash the old recovery back to the device, and you will need to start from the beginning again.
The unlocked LK indicates which mode the device will boot into, you should see something likelk boot mode = 2on the devices display, meaning it is booting into recovery mode.
Once in Lineage Recovery, tap on "Apply Update", and then tap on "Apply from ADB". There are also options to apply updates from external storage if you wish.
Now, it's time to actually install the ROM. We are going to sideload the Lineage ZIP to our device using adb with the following command.
At this point, all you need to do now is wait for the flashing process to complete.Code:adb sideload lineage-18.1-XXXXXXXX-UNOFFICIAL-maverick.zip
Once finished, you will be brought back to the apply update menu. Simply press the back button to go back to the main menu.
Now, tap on factory reset and tap on the optionFormat data/factory reset. This is going to erase all of the old FireOS userdata from the device.
If you do not wish to install GApps, skip to the finishing up process below the GApps flashing instructions.
Optional: Flashing GApps
To install Google Services to your new ROM, you will want to start by downloading the recommended GApps package (see Downloads section).
Once downloaded, you can follow a similar process that you did for installing the ROM ZIP.
Tap on "Apply Update" again, and "Apply from ADB".
Once you have done that, you can sideload the GApps package with the following command:
If you wish to install other addons (e.g. Magisk), repeat the same steps, substituting the GApps package file name with the Magisk zip file name.Code:adb sideload MindTheGapps-11.0.0-arm64-XXXXXXXX_XXXXXX.zip
Finishing Up
Once you have done everything you need to do in Lineage Recovery, it's time to boot into the new ROM.
It's important to note that thereboot system nowoption does not work correctly, so follow these steps to workaround it.
Tap onAdvanced, and then tap onReboot to bootloader.
Once you see=> FASTBOOT mode...on the devices display once again, type the following fastboot command to reboot.
After a short while, you should see the LineageOS boot animation on your device. First boot usually takes 5-10 minutes, especially if you have installed Google Services.Code:fastboot reboot
Wait for the device to boot and you should be presented with the setup wizard. Enjoy!
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The device tree is currently private for whatever reason. I will let bengris know through Telegram.1
Hey, currently the new device tree is not open source yet, I will make it open source once I fix the remaining issues (mainly getting SELinux Enforcing). Kernel tree is open due to the GPL license.1
Hello, interesting to say you have "a maverick that is permanently bootloader unlocked", is it an engineering unit? Could you provide more details such as the firmware version you are on? Also, which kind of boot loop, does it at least get past the Amazon logo or just reboot? Or do you see LineageOS boot animation which never ends?
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