You can also open a command window and start flash_fp4_factory.bat from there (after changing into the correct directory). In case of an error the window will then not close.
I always have started the batch file within the command window and not by double-clicking. But it closes anyway.
In the meantime I tried it again - see my updates.
But I can’t boot into recovery mode; neither by the menu, nor by fastboot reboot recovery, only into the The FP4 boots always with this menu (after showing the Fairphone logo):
fastboot getvar current-slot
current-slot: b
Finished. Total time: 0.000s
fastboot --set-active=b
After booting again into the fastboot mode …
… and after further trials to run flash_fp4_factory.bat with the same result (the command window closes and FP4 is in a boot loop again), I have run this command in “Git Bash”:
Now I try to install LeOS again. Ah, not now, later Alligator! ; )
Only problem with LeOS and FP4 (after using /e/OS for a short time, which I use on my FP2 since more than 1.5 years): no bluetooth connection. Maybe because I did not reset correctly to the “stock rom” (?) after my /e/-experience and before trying LeOS …
“Only” seems like a big understatement to me, though, doesn’t it?
Nothing works without Bluetooth. At least with me. I couldn’t do without it.
Maybe it’s also because LeOS is only available as a GSI image. I am really skeptical
Therefore I’m going to try a fresh install of LeOS.
The first thing I did with my FP4 was to install /e/OS, which I still use on my FP2. But I was just interested in LeOS: if there are differences in handling, or if Android 12 makes a/the difference… and so on.
So I tried to install LeOS. But it was not as easy as /e/OS. But probably my fault was that I was not able to really reset the phone before the installation – removing all /e/ parts … – , e.g. the logo of /e/OS still appeared during/after the installation:
→ therefore the suspicion fell on an “unclean installation”.
Somehow like this … As you can see I am really no expert
Just a dump question did you unlock the phone before you started with all that? And after the install lock it again? As it is written in the FP4 guide of murena (/e/ ).
Yes, I had to unlock the phone for/during the installation. This was not the problem.
Now having a fresh LeOS installation and – still… – no problems …