The method is slightly different in terms of package names, but the method is rougly the same. According to the install page the recovery image is now called "boot.img". fastboot flash boot boot.img Then boot to recovery and proceed. Even though the instructions don't mention it, there are extra files dtbo and vbmeta. So if using boot.img alone doens't get you to recovery then first flash those: fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img Then you can sidload the lineageos package etc. Let me know how it goes and if you need further help.
@@CyberPunkEdu thanks, it all worked out! I recently revived the op6t, and my main phone's screen broke the other day, so the timing couldn't have worked out better!
Even whilst following the LineageOS guide for my device, it seems there was no mention about the extra Reboot Into Recovery before sideloading the MindTheGapps package, so on my first install I didn't have it working. Thanks to your explanation, I was able to get it working. Thank you very much
I'm glad it helped you and that you found the solution here. The reboot to recovery is a key step, as I think the system apps are not writable without doing that.
Be sure to check that you're using the playintegrityfix module from the description (latest version - there may be an update, or one on the way if wallet just updated) rather than the safetynet fix in the original video. You can try reinstalling the wallet app, and remember to clear the app cache at the end too.
That's a good question. From what I can tell, the kernel will update with the system updates via the updater: postmarketos.org/blog/2022/10/23/v22.06.3-release/ . It mentions just to update and not necessarily reinstall.
Tysm! This is awesome! Does Android Auto work with FOSS Google Maps alternatives, like Osmand and Organic Maps? Or are you only limited to Google Maps? Also, I never realized that GrapheneOS had a support page for Android Auto...That's my bad. Searching GrapheneOS and Android Auto into Google never brought that page up.
Good thought! Osmand seems to work (Only if installed from Play Store). I couldn't get Organic maps to work though. As for the GrapheneOS page, it is a bit hidden. I only found it just before making the video lol.
Hello, I use lineageOS 21 unofficial android 14 on my A04e cell phone, when calling on WhatsApp everything works fine, but when calling on the phone, I don't hear anything, I hear strange sounds sometimes and when using codes like *#*#4636#*# I get a connection error, is there any gsi that works fine?, and if it is possible to fix this problem
From what I have read, GSI is having issues on that device. You might be able to use a debloated version of the stock rom though. Unfortunately, others also experience the no SMS issue.
You bring up an interesting point. Unified Push was discussed for GrapheneOS, but from what I understand, it only works with certain apps. More apps should be developed to work with Unified Push, but that is up to the developers unfortunately.
Thank you for your support! Yes, I am currently using GrapheneOS as my daily driver. I'm quite satisfied with it, but my device (Pixel 5) is now in "extended support" already.
GSI can be a bit tricky. It might be a network settings issue. On the Dialer try *#***#4636**#*#* , then select the network to the one with the most options. Do you have PHH Treble settings on the device? If you have different SIM slots, also try the other one. ie SIM1 vs SIM2
@@CyberPunkEdu I fixed the mobile data , SMS not working,When I try #*#4636#*#* ,it write not eligible to use ,maybe because me using a Hong Kong phone number
@@CyberPunkEdu I don't even know, as I am a native speaker. I learnt English by listening to podcasts and music in English a lot. I've set all my interfaces to English, and after a year of doing so, I'd say that I know it pretty well. So, I guess you can learn it the same way :)
Yes, hopefully more devices will be supported. You can try getting in touch with the community and see if there is any other interest in the device: wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Category:Community . Right now it doesn't seem to be on any lists.
What if you install an image viewer and launch the screenshot from the command line? Maybe the tool works but, there is an issue with file association.
That's a good thought. GNOME has updated since then and now screenshot is functioning well. I have an updated video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xtorilL3nks.html
Docking to HDMI monitor is possible with PostmarketOS. However, the OnePlus 6t requires a special DisplayLink adapter to test it. I don't have that adapter yet, so I cannot confirm with GNOME vs Plasma etc. I'll test it out if I can get an adapter.
Unfortunately, GSI is not really a thing with GrapheneOS. This is for security purposes. It has to update and work with specific kernels and firmware, which is why there are only a few supported devices. More information here: discuss.grapheneos.org/d/9133-support-for-gsi/5 . If you are really wanting to use GrapheneOS, then I do think it's worth getting a Pixel device. Keep in mind the life of the device will be only a little longer than the OEM supported updates. It will still work after this, but it won't get the latest GrapheneOS updates, which theoretically makes it less secure.
Yeah I know people are curious about battery life. So far the videos are not very representative. I'm planning to do a better look at battery on some of these OSes in the future.
Unfortunately there's no easy way to tell what will be available in the future. Samsung S20 FE is relatively "new" in the Ubuntu Touch world. Keep an eye on the forum: forums.ubports.com/category/60/samsung and device page for the kinds of devices thare are supported devices.ubuntu-touch.io/ It really depends on the hardware capabilities and someone being willing to port it to UT.
You're right; that's something to focus on in the videos. It depends on each device, but from a software perspective, as setup in this video, the idle battery life is quite good. I left it for a day or so and there was minimal drain. With general use, it was dropping 1% every 5 mins of constant use. Again it depends on screen brightness and power profiles. I will have to do a comparison with other OSes. Thanks for the thoughts on this.
@@CyberPunkEdu If the percentage is accurate, that's pretty good, that means 500 mins for 100% which is around 8 hours, but of course it depends on the OS packages used and the apps used and for how long and the software optimization. One thing I wish in the future is an OLED display in Linux phones (combined with proper black dark-mode) which will improve battery life significantly.
@@CyberPunkEdu whoa! That's interesting to say the least. In my experience with postmarket os on the poco f1 which I just grabbed the prebuilt image and flashed it into my phone i didnt have as good as battery backup you are specifying, considering these two phones are nearly identical, the bad battery life could be due to the fact that i had replaced this phone's battery. I then reinstalled android because i was annoyed by having to constantly plug the phone into the charger
Great questions. Sorry I forgot to review this. 1. No. As before you as you can add it from the command line but it doesn't show up in the app drawer. 2. If you mean the extension, then mostly no. There is an extension manager app, but the "blur my desktop" extension isn't working. 3. Yes! At least in the browser it is set to the speaker instead of headphones. Thanks for the inquiry on these interesting items.
Классное видео. А ты сам пользуешься телефоном на линукс? У меня oneplus 6 думал использовать его как основной но там нет камеры и нет возможности подключить монитор
Спасибо за комментарий. Я не использую Linux-телефон в повседневной жизни, но ранее я ежедневно использовал Ubuntu Touch. postmarketOS отстаёт немного. Отсутствие камеры и прочее усложняют использование. Linux-телефоны все же развиваются.
Thanks for watching. I'm glad it made you want the device. OnePlus 6t turned out to be a surprise for me with how supported it is by all of these OSes.
why my screen is stuck on the "Welcome to postmarketOS Kernel 6.9.0-sdm845 on an aarch64 (/dev/ttyl) oneplus-enchilada login: " screen. im using OnePlus 6
It is possible, but the use of it is not ideal. For example, I was able to use a Russian on-screen keyboard by adding the input method, moving it "up" in priority in the settings then loging out and in again. However, this design is for hardward keyboards, so there is no easy way to switch between input methods with being able to set and press hotkeys on the keyboard. It may be possible to write a script for this, but by default there is no easy way that I can see.
Thanks too bad. Which modules are you using? The one in the video has been replaced by playintegritfix in the description, and it's important to check that one for updates as well.