With AOD this is the best you'll get for now, Sony did some weird stuff with AOD in overlays on stock and we had to do some kernel hacks just to lower the brightness a bit, also about refresh rate just use the QS tile, i will remove the settings options since they overlap with the tile and Smooth display never even worked for me or others so i've removed it as well.
Don't seem to have any luck. Flash went fine, but for some reason, even though it says on my phone that it's connected to Android Auto, nothing triggers on my car display. I even reset the infotainment system and repaired it, but still no luck.
That's weird, it works fine on my 1 III and my car's infotainment system. Try remove AA on your phone first, then flash the package.
If you installed AA from the play store, you need to first uninstall it then flash the AA gapps package, this will net you a working AA, i had the same issue with this rom because it uses core gapps instead of full gapps, AA has to be installed as a system app else it will not work.
oh FYI, I tried to switch to pure gapps build but they somehow manage to fully break it (resulting in a "GApps" build with GMS fully missing, and they're taking a awfully long time merging May SP while AOSP's already on June...)
I had installed AA from the Play Store, but uninstalled and rebooted before flashing the package. For some reason, it still doesn't work. The only things I did notice, during installation were that it flashed to slot b, which I thought might be odd. Otherwise, at the end, it said "install completed with status 0" Not sure if that's an issue, but thought I'd mention that also.
Right now if you go to the play store, and search for AA does it say "update"or "uninstall" and "open"?
It says "Uninstall" and there is no icon for it in my app drawer currently.
Alright so its installed a system app, so do this go to the AA app settings and delete storage/cache data then restart your device and try connecting to your car again.
Hmm, is it an oem radio, or a 3rd party like Kenwood/pioneer AA compatible radio etc?
It's a 2023 Toyota Corolla with an OEM radio. This is what I find weird, not sure if I mentioned it in a previous post....if on the dash I just connect for phone calls and media (no AA) it doesn't have a problem connecting. As soon as I hit the slider for AA on the dash, it loses the connection to the phone.
Nope. I was previously on Lineage and thought about it, but I didn't want any possible issues so I did a clean flash.
If you flashed the AA gapps zip after you had your rom all setup that could be the culprit, the .db still has the links to user/data for android auto instead of /system/app, i would suggest a data wipe but thats up to you
Yeah, I was afraid that might be my only option at this point.If you flashed the AA gapps zip after you had your rom all setup that could be the culprit, the .db still has the links to user/data for android auto instead of /system/app, i would suggest a data wipe but thats up to you
/* 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 this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/adb reboot bootloader
fastboot --set-active=a
fastboot flash boot_a [boot image]
fastboot flash vendor_boot [vendor_boot image]
fastboot reboot recoveryadb sideload <rom.zip>BUT If you want to flash Magisk go to
fastboot flash boot_a [magisk boot image]
fastboot flash boot_b [magisk boot image]
fastboot rebootadb sideload <rom.zip>OR If you want to flash KernelSU go to this link, download the latest KernelSU kernel image and then do the following
adb sideload <kernelsuimage.zip>adb reboot bootloader
fastboot reboot recoveryadb sideload <rom.zip>If you've had Magisk flashed before you need to reflash it again, go to the steps below the Clean Flash and do the same again, then reboot and you should still have Magisk
Oh, yeah, when I posted that I had already succeeded.
