Hold Vol + while rebooting and get the last_kmsg from TWRP as a workaround.
I’ve just downloaded the 20th Aug nightly via the updater, but when I tap the Install option I get a triangle with exclamation on the status bar saying install error. It doesn’t try to validate the update or run through the usual procedure as it normally would do.
I’m upgrading from the 13th Aug nightly
Rebooting into recovery and installing the downloaded update from /data/lineageos_updates/ and has installed fine.
I’m still running without encryption at the moment, so not an issue with this.
And BTW @chrmhoffmann video recording is indeed fixed now 
LEDs with k9 work for me (2 accounts configured with different colors, although i have the impression LEDs don’t always work immediately with notification. But i didn’t observe this too closely up to now
Same issue for me, device encrypted (@ 14.1), LOS + microG.
Oh, so it wasn’t a LOS for microG issue:
Logcat here:
I had the same experience: The update didn’t work from the updater app but from TWRP.
After rebooting the device the touch input didn’t work which left me unable to decrypt my data partition. After another reboot (triggered by pressing the power button for 10 seconds) it worked as before.
Video recording also works as before. Good job and thank you!
Edit: Still the settings app crashes when I try to open the setting ‘Tasten’ (maybe ‘Buttons’ in English?).
I have managed the upgrade without any problems.
I came from 14.1. (microG). I did a twrp update to the latest version and then installed 15.1.
Great work! Thank you!
Flashed the update via TWRP. Works so far. Thanks a lot.
By the way: Is there a possibility to delete system apps permanent? For example: I dont use the messaging app and i delete the folder in the root directory. But after the update it is still there.
So is there a way to delete the system apps, whithout “coming back” after every update?
Could you explain, why it seems there is no solution to fixing the new cam module related bugs?
- encryption not possible
- reboot to recovery not possible
- power off not possible
Was there any official Fairphone comment yet, as they seem to suffer from this also with their Android 7 FPOS.
Same here, updating through the app did not work, flashing went fine.
After the update my bluetooth devices were gone.
I do notice that some apps cannot download stuff: Firefox Focus cannot (where ‘normal’ Firefox can), the app from my provider (MijnSimpel). Anyone else experiencing problems with downloading?
I don’t know enough about the problems as to why they have not been fixed, but I suspect it is a hardware/software config based issue that would require FP to fix and once implemented can be incorporated into lineage.
@chrmhoffmann did indicate he’d got a patch for the bootloader that would resolve the issue of being unable to boot out of the battery charging screen whilst still charging (currently in android 7 (official), lineage 14.1/15.1 rebooting while on charging screen just reboots to the charging screen). So this makes me think (but don’t know) that we’re waiting for FP to implement these fixes.
Trying to flash the one from 13 august with the exact same one also didn’t work for me (not sure if it should but I though it was interesting mentioning it).
Do you think these fixes reside in modem.zip so that @chrmhoffmann can’t implement them in LOS directly?
Do you have a notification sound set? I had none set, as I don’t want to get disturbed when a new mail arrives. I read on GitHub in the K9 repo that it should work, when you set a notification sound. I tried it and indeed LED notification is working.
IMHO a K9 / Oreo related bug…
Depending on the app, you could just “disable” it on their settings screen. From TWRP you could delete files with the included File Manager on every update.
Otherwise, the only possible automated way is making a custom /system/addon.d script which is executed on every update. They are usually used to preserve apps and files (example) but are ready to be used for random operations.
No, I lack the knowledge, but this is a plausible explanation:
Do you use some VPN-based ad blocker like Blokada or DNS66? These cause that apps downloading files through the Android Download Manager fail to do so. Other apps with their own download managers (like full Firefox) work fine.
Most likely. The modem.zip flashes firmware, and the bootloader is firmware (although I’m not sure if any of the images we actually provide is the bootloader). If a fix is released by Fairphone, I’m sure we will be able to get it into newer modem.zip releases.
Okay, thank you.
The problem with stock SMS app is, that i couldnt be disabled.
But maybe i try the script solution.