LineageOS is currently installed on 1.5 million Android devices
LineageOS is currently installed on 1.5 million Android devices
LineageOS, one of the last great Android ROMs, is currently in use on around 1.5 million different devices.
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I wouldn't dream to use any stock android at this point. Been on LOS forever and each new phone I buy either check if Los is available or, in one case (my current phone) I ported Los for it myself.
40 0 ReplyHow hard is it to port LOS? I've been wanting to do it for a couple obscure devices I have but I've read the documentation and felt overwhelmed.
13 0 ReplyIts hard but rewarding, and perfectly doable given you want to do it.
Note that there are a few mandatory requirements for a port to be feasible, like unlocked bootloader and vendor sources available for kernel.
As newby, you also want already existing ports to start from.
Also, some powerful hardware to build on (32+gb ram, 10+ cores, 100+GB storage).
Also older (up to A11) can be real bitches, after A12 things are improving a bit.
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How do you port it? Don't you need access to the device tree files iirc?
6 0 ReplyYou need to copy or grab or create the device tree files. Usually by cloning a similar device. Vendor files are extracted from stock rom. Kernels, you need an official release from vendor to start width.
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5 0 ReplyIt's a sub-brand Xiaomi phone from a couple of years ago. Going strong... From A10 to A13 and next year A14 too...
7 0 ReplyRedmi? If so thanks for your work.
3 0 ReplyYou are welcone in any case. Its a rewarding and also tough experience.
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Haha i knew i recognized that name! Thank you for your hard work. I hope we get to see lineageOS 21 on our shared phone.
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This is the way
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