I finally got working. For TitBackup you need a su-root .ZIP file. I tried it with the 14 Version,didnāt work.
@chrmhoffmann ist there a root zip?
If you try this, then why not with the 15.1 version of the su addon ?
Else ā¦ you can just activate root in the developer settings of the test build so far without further ado, so I thought it would be already rooted, but I could of course be wrong.
Does Titanium Backup complain about missing root?
Edit: Ok, apparently it does, I missed that.
I did it and it works, great ! Now I was able to restore all my app+settings with Titanium!
Mee too !
Strange. I installed titanium backup. It requests root access and once granted, it seems to work. No root zip needed - I build the rom with su support enabled through developer settings.
Chris
I installed Oreo yesterday and am still testingn and installing my apps. I found the following bugs:
- TitaniumBackup cannot access my SD card
- Reboot to Recovery always boots the system, not recovery (have TWRP installed)
- I use 2 SIM cards. When I boot I enter the SIM1 PIN, then SIM2 PIN is asked, but dissapears again. Sometimes I have to unlock the phone, then I am asked for SIM2 PIN. Other times it appears itself. I will see, if I can find a rhythm.
Nice-to-have:
- FP ringtone already set as standard.
I borrowed one of the demo FP2 that we have for the next #austrianfairphoners event (thanks to @werner_noebauer, who did a same-day-delivery) and now successfully installed LineageOS. These are the steps I took:
- Boot to recovery.
- Select āBoot to bootloaderā
- Flash TWRP using
fastboot
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WipeFormat data using TWRP. - Sideload LOS 15.1
First I did not do (4) and was stuck in a bootloopā¦
I will report back if I run into issues.
First question: I cannot find how to setup WiFi with the WPS button on my router. Can anyone help me?
Ps: In the WiFi dialogue the three-dot-menu seems to be missing.
Edit: Ok, found it. Itās hidden in WiFi settings > Advanced > WPS push button.
Do you know how I can give installation permission to the default file manager?
Oh, and another issue: Scrolling down in the default browser most often works, but scrolling up fast most often doesnāt have the fade-out effect (e.g. the page slows down - instead it apruptly halts). This one is pretty annoying when browsing. Edit: And it reminds me of https://forum.fairphone.com/t/firefox-problem-with-touch-events/5843 , though itās different.
If I go for example to the develop options (for the sake of having a long list to scroll), I donāt see this behaviour.
I just noticed one more thing: IPv6 works in tethering mode!
The following worked for me:
Yes, I read that, but I didnāt have a microSD card at hand. I managed to install F-Droid via adb install
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Could you check out your Installed Apps in F-Droid? My F-Droid thinks that I have almost all apps installed that start with an āAāā¦ (This also make it impossible for me to install AntennaPod because of a signature problem.)
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I tried to upload a screenshot here, but after clicking the screenshot in the upload dialogue, it closed and didnāt upload anything. Now the upload button in the lower right corner of the post editor doesnāt do anything.
I just tried was able to install Antennapod.
Also within F-Droid (in German: Optionen > Installierte Anwendungen verwalten) it shows exactly the apps I installed via F-Droid).
Which F-Droid version are you on? Iām on 1.2.2.
F-Droid version 1.2.2 here, too.
I could install AntennaPod now, but the installed apps still show many apps that arenāt really installed on my system.
Did you format the data partition before installing LineageOS?
Yes, I did āFormat Dataā in TWRP.
Edit: Funny thing: F-Droid on my FP1 also shows apps as installed that arenāt installed at allā¦
Edit: I just rebooted, cleared Data of F-Droid and updated the repository again. After restarting F-Droid it only shows the apps that I have actually installed.
Once you open an APK, it asks for it. I wasnāt able to grant it to the default āFilesā app, though, in LOS 15.1 on my Nexus 4.
Iām actually on latest unstable F-Droid in my Nexus 4, which solves various issues in Android O (e.g. repeatable automatic installations).