[ROM][UNOFFICIAL] LineageOS 16.0 for Nexus 5

[Mark_8]

guys im on the 26/9 build of los android 9, i don't know what's happening but i can't use mobile data because my phone doesnt read my sim card; it says "no sim card" in the toggle menu;
only temporary solution is to format cache from recovery then reset "data bluetooth and wifi" from phone settings, BUT afterward a reboot my nexus 5 doesn't sees the sim card again.
has already happened to someone else before me??

 

[sparkym3]

guys im on the 26/9 build of los android 9, i don't know what's happening but i can't use mobile data because my phone doesnt read my sim card; it says "no sim card" in the toggle menu;
only temporary solution is to format cache from recovery then reset "data bluetooth and wifi" from phone settings, BUT afterward a reboot my nexus 5 doesn't sees the sim card again.
has already happened to someone else before me??

I am on the Jan 16 build and I had seen this once. I just rebooted the device and it came back. I have not seen it since, though I do also have to reboot it around once a week to get the bluetooth to resync with my android watch.

 

[Mark_8]

I am on the Jan 16 build and I had seen this once. I just rebooted the device and it came back. I have not seen it since, though I do also have to reboot it around once a week to get the bluetooth to resync with my android watch.

ok, for now it seems that it stop doing it :fingers-crossed:

 

[z3DD3r]

Build with March security patch is out

 

[matteo2]

Where are new links?

Inviato dal mio SM-G950F utilizzando Tapatalk

 

[M Asad Khilji]

Where are new links?

Inviato dal mio SM-G950F utilizzando Tapatalk

https://sourceforge.net/projects/hammerhead-lineageos/files/16.0/

 

[baruchiro]

Error detailes

As 07/19 u have to resize, here is the tutorial:


How to increase system (assuming that u have unmodified partitions):
1. Flash twrp-3.3.1-HH-hammerhead.img
2. Open terminal (TWRP -> Advanced -> Terminal)
3. Type hh_repart -m
4. Wait until your phone reboots.

How to revert everything:
1. Open terminal (TWRP -> Advanced -> Terminal)
2. Type hh_repart -r
3. Wait until your phone reboots.
4. Install original TWRP (3.3.1-0 at the current moment)

Credits: @z3DD3r

It didn't work for me.

I even reinstalled LineageOS, but when I run hh_repart it tells me

-- Unknown partitions --

 

[z3DD3r]

It didn't work for me.

I even reinstalled LineageOS, but when I run hh_repart it tells me

-- Unknown partitions --

It didn't work cos you have changed your partitions already. It u want to use TWRP HH or TWRP HH.R then u need to revert your partitions to stock setup...

 

[baruchiro]

It didn't work cos you have changed your partitions already. It u want to use TWRP HH or TWRP HH.R then u need to revert your partitions to stock setup...

I'm getting this "Unknown partitions" for both "hh_repart -m" and "hh_repart -r" commands, so how can I revert to the stock setup?

 

[z3DD3r]

LOS 16.0 with April's security patch is out

 

[z3DD3r]

LOS 16.0 with May's security patch is out
PS: I've stopped hammerhead support. So this is the last build of LOS 16.0 from my side...

 

[Rabittek]

Thank you for suppoprting our old Nexus 5 for such a long time by Lineage builds. You made amazing job!

 

[qwertyiapine]

LOS 16.0 with May's security patch is out
PS: I've stopped hammerhead support. So this is the last build of LOS 16.0 from my side...

Thank you for your time spent on this, it was very much appreciated

 

[Mark_8]

guys hello!
can someone provide me the nexus 5 persist partition to flash on my phone??
because i find only now that my "folder" is empty and i dont have phone signal , fortunately IMEI is still there
if someone can provide a link to download it i will be very happy
please take this post seriously because is very important to me have phone call
if you know a guide to fix it i'll be very pleased, thank you

 

[mandayugana]

guys hello!
can someone provide me the nexus 5 persist partition to flash on my phone??
because i find only now that my "folder" is empty and i dont have phone signal , fortunately IMEI is still there
if someone can provide a link to download it i will be very happy
please take this post seriously because is very important to me have phone call
if you know a guide to fix it i'll be very pleased, thank you

Try this one.

http://progkes-team.blogspot.com/2018/02/file-dump-lg-d821-nexus-5.html

 

[Mark_8]

Try this one.

http://progkes-team.blogspot.com/2018/02/file-dump-lg-d821-nexus-5.html

Do you think it can do the job?

 

[Mark_8]

Try this one.

http://progkes-team.blogspot.com/2018/02/file-dump-lg-d821-nexus-5.html

i tried to unpack the backup image file but it wants a password to unzip it, i don't know what is;
in the site i find nothing

 

[mandayugana]

i tried to unpack the backup image file but it wants a password to unzip it, i don't know what is;
in the site i find nothing

The password is at the bottom of the article: "www.progkes.com" without quotes.

 

[Mark_8]

The password is at the bottom of the article: "www.progkes.com" without quotes.

Ops sorry, my bad :good:

 

[andrewschott]

Paritioning help please.

Hello, I was forwarded here in an attempt to get Ubuntu Touch working, as a few folks there say the hh_resize script is the key to success. For them, not me. I think the installer for Ubuntu Touch borked something up with my partition table. I can get Android 6 back on (did and rooted for some of the parted data below), but LOS and UT are a no go. Anyone care to either post their parted layout so I can compare, or see what is borked up, if anything? Long story short, I just got a Nexus 5 from ebay for purposes of playing with Ubuntu Touch. I want to undo any damage (not real damage, but ....) prior to starting the sh!tshow over again. Thanks.

As for the output of hh_resize -m (or -r), I get "unknown partitions" error. And yes, I did comb over this thread, and did do all the wiping possible in twrp (the linked version from this post). Hence why I am leaning towards the botched partition resize that likely occurred in the Ubuntu setup script.

Disk /dev/block/mmcblk0: 31.3GB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: gpt
Disk Flags: 

Number  Start   End     Size    File system  Name      Flags
 1      524kB   67.6MB  67.1MB  fat16        modem     msftdata
 2      67.6MB  68.7MB  1049kB               sbl1
 3      68.7MB  69.2MB  524kB                rpm
 4      69.2MB  69.7MB  524kB                tz
 5      69.7MB  70.3MB  524kB                sdi
 6      70.3MB  70.8MB  524kB                aboot
 7      70.8MB  72.9MB  2097kB               pad       msftdataAs for the output of hh_resize -m (or -r), I get "unknown partitions" error.  And yes, I did comb over this thread, and did do all the wiping possible.  
 8      72.9MB  73.9MB  1049kB               sbl1b
 9      73.9MB  74.4MB  524kB                tzb
10      74.4MB  75.0MB  524kB                rpmb
11      75.0MB  75.5MB  524kB                abootb
12      75.5MB  78.6MB  3146kB               modemst1
13      78.6MB  81.8MB  3146kB               modemst2
14      81.8MB  82.3MB  524kB                metadata
15      82.3MB  99.1MB  16.8MB               misc
16      99.1MB  116MB   16.8MB  ext4         persist
17      116MB   119MB   3146kB               imgdata
18      119MB   142MB   23.1MB               laf
19      142MB   165MB   23.1MB               boot
20      165MB   188MB   23.1MB               recovery
21      188MB   191MB   3146kB               fsg
22      191MB   192MB   524kB                fsc
23      192MB   192MB   524kB                ssd
24      192MB   193MB   524kB                DDR
25      193MB   1779MB  1586MB  ext4         system    msftdata
26      1779MB  1811MB  32.0MB               crypto    msftdata
27      1811MB  2032MB  221MB   ext4         cache     msftdata
28      2032MB  31.3GB  29.2GB  ext4         userdata  msftdata
29      31.3GB  31.3GB  5632B                grow      msftdata

(parted)