Fairphone Open 17.01.0 has been released. You can get it through the updater, or by downloading in the download section of code.fairphone.com . Fairphone Open 17.01.0 includes all the security fixes found in Fairphone OS 1.11.1. ##Changes Security fixes (*) (Android public security bulletin for J…

Thanks a lot for the heads up @Douwe - sounds like I’ll skip one for the first time! :slight_smile:

Yes, this update went without any problems. With previous updates I always had problems due to gapps.

Just a warning: I have GAPPS and carelessly updated this morning. GAPPS didn’t work after that, but I kind of expected that. The foolish thing I did was to reboot, thinking: who knows, it might work. It didn’t. It has been rebooting and “optimising apps” ever since. I will probably get it to work l…

After every update you’ll have to flash openGAPPS again.

Maybe this helps: [image] pencil2 Update Guide for a modified FP Open OS (with Gapps, Xposed and more) Guides When having other packages installed with FP Open OS (e.g. opengapps or xposed) it is possible that you will get stuck in a bootloop after an update, if not insta…

I know that. I just wasn’t very awake this morning and I cant do a lot in a reboot loop.

Just flash the latest opengapps version. That should get you out of the loop.

same thing for Xposed ? (first time I update). Am I going to lose Xposed modules and settings ? thanks

Yes, because the update re-installs the system partition. Xposed framework, gapps et al. are all modifications on the system partition, so every update will overwrite them. However, your settings and modules etc. on the data partition remain.

Unless something goes really wrong and you have to do a hard reset, you won’t lose any data, apps, modules or settings. You’ll just have to flash everything you flashed before again - as the update nullifies all system modifications. As soon as you flashed and reboot everything will instantly be ba…

Fairphone Open 17.01.0 is now available

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