OmniROM Galaxy 551/Callisto port [OmniARMv6]
Current port status: beta - may not be suitable for daily use. For experienced users only.
Latest Google Apps package: not yet available
Pre-requisites:
ClockworkMod or TWRP recovery
Initial install:
Download the latest build that supports OTA updates from: http://dl.androidarmv6.org/callisto
Reboot to recovery, wipe data and install the update package normally.
How to perform OTA (over the air) update:
Go to Settings -> About phone -> System updates. The latest diff between your current ROM and the latest build will be downloaded, which will be used to create a new update zip in the /sdcard/OpenDelta folder.
If you are using OmniARMv6 TWRP recovery, it can flash the new update automatically [not yet tested].
If you are using CWM recovery, you can flash the patched package (/sdcard/OpenDelta/omni-*.zip) manually.
Source:
Complete project: https://github.com/omniarmv6
Device (note: relies on shared device configuration): https://github.com/omniarmv6/android_device_samsung_callisto
Kernel: https://github.com/androidarmv6/android_kernel_samsung_msm
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I have tested and found camera is not working , document (file manager) unable to open apk file and need some work on lock screen except that rom is smooth.
Thank for creating thread.
thanks
ROM is very smooth and fast. Works much faster than CM11.
Very thanks
@psyke83 omni rom will be used kernel 3.×.× as per source given above.
@psyke83 omni project has been abanded ? after bunch of ota failed ota disappeared from Jenkins. This rom is smooth and fast except few problems like camera,keyboard back light and lock screen resize.
Last builds (also for other devices) are dated June 15. And the last Android version was 4.4.3. Is it just a build process that got stuck, or is it more serious?
Links are down!
Hey man,
Thank you and others in armv6 team for their incredible work. You guys brought CM11 to a number of devices and that's a BIG DEAL.
Since our device is quite old now, I can see why the project died.
Now, the only thing we want is the links of the latest stable (RC) builds of the devices hosted somewhere. I can (at-least) host (CM11 and OMNI) stable builds of callisto in my GDrive.
Anyone knows what the license for ready-built ROMs is? That is, if the original source goes down, would anyone be allowed to upload a copy?
I'm not thinking about modified images yet - but it'd be easy to make people download something that isn't identical to the original thing, and the md5sum files have also gone - would archive.org be able to help? https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://download.androidarmv6.org/_builds/callisto/* seems to return something at least
Can Someone reupload this?
Hi all,
Seems there is a CM14.1 nightly now available for find7s on the official CM site, link here: hxxps://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=nightly&device=find7s
Was just wondering if anyones given it a go yet, and if so knows whether or not it supports LVM and how stable the rom is?
Haven't found any info that states one way or the other, hoping someone knows.
Thanks in advance.
About the storage support:
Stock -> YES
LVM - NO
Coldbird - Not tested
Chinese - YES
New display:
Cant test it because i havent the new display
At the moment no theme engine
Is stable for daily driver FROM MY POINT OF VIEW
Its a little bit weird that there is not available yet on the page https://www.cmxlog.com/14.1/
Hope it will appear here soon as well as it is already here:
(Find 7a) https://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=find7
and
(Find 7) https://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=find7s
Dirty flashed cm-14.1-20161205-NIGHTLY over cm-14.1-20161201-UNOFFICIAL via menu CyanogenMod updates. Everything seems to be OK. One remark: boot time when update is completed is quite long, so be patient. Of course in order to not see "SD corrupted" it is necessary to flash cm-13.0-find7-unified-storage-patch.zip
EDIT: Just for your information: boot animation CM face is gone. Now there is word "android" in plain white.
great news
Finally there we are changes logs:
https://www.cmxlog.com/14.1/find7/
https://www.cmxlog.com/14.1/find7s/
Android 7.1.1 in the next nightly
CyanogenMod will never support LVM.
This is 7.1 right? Or is it 7.0? I downloaded the 7.1 GAPPS, which should be correct for this build...
I updated it, and it runs smooth without any force crashes and nonsense. (Besides the time I tried to open an app not built for nougat, =P. If you're hesistant about updating, don't think, just do it.
Injected said:
About the storage support:
Stock -> YES
LVM - NO
Coldbird - Not tested
Chinese - YES
New display:
Cant test it because i havent the new display
At the moment no theme engine
Is stable for daily driver FROM MY POINT OF VIEW
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i want to upgrade from an existing cm 13 installation, it is alredy unified with the chinese method, did you made a clean installation? what about the need of flashing Wuxianlin's patch after every upgrade? thanks in advice
-lorenzo- said:
i want to upgrade from an existing cm 13 installation, it is alredy unified with the chinese method, did you made a clean installation? what about the need of flashing Wuxianlin's patch after every upgrade? thanks in advice
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Yup u can do that. After flashing cm14.1 official, u might wanted to flash cm13 patch by wuxianlin, then flash the gapps and lastly wipe the cache and dalvik
-lorenzo- said:
i want to upgrade from an existing cm 13 installation, it is alredy unified with the chinese method, did you made a clean installation? what about the need of flashing Wuxianlin's patch after every upgrade? thanks in advice
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And yes you need to flash Wuxianlin's patch after every upgrade just for aesthetic purpose, that is to fix the SDcard damage info bug, unless CM find7 maintainer will fix that, and when it happen you will no longer need to flash the Wuxianlin's CM13 patch.
I am on crdroid right now (LVM) and i really want to try this. Please tell me in short how to revert back to stock partition and then flash this.
Yashraj Chawla said:
I am on crdroid right now (LVM) and i really want to try this. Please tell me in short how to revert back to stock partition and then flash this.
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1. If you are on LVM you need to back to stock partition layout. Just google for "Find 7 unbrick tool" for procedure. "Sahara" tool is available for download here: http://d3bzg7dsosz4ht.cloudfront.net/OTA/Find7/FIND7WX_12_A.09_140810.tgz
2. Setup Chinese partition layout: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=64149659&postcount=3
3. Flash wuxianlin's version of TWRP: link available under point 10. on http://community.oppo.com/en/thread-47844-1-1.html
4. Flash cm-14.1 last official nightly build: https://www.cmxlog.com/14.1/find7/
5. Flash nano open gaaps
6. Flash SU
7. Flash cm-13.0-find7-unified-storage-patch
8. Enjoy newest, very stable and fast Android 7.1.1.
Yashraj Chawla said:
I am on crdroid right now (LVM) and i really want to try this. Please tell me in short how to revert back to stock partition and then flash this.
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rafal.polska.b said:
1. If you are on LVM you need to back to stock partition layout. Just google for "Find 7 unbrick tool" for procedure. "Sahara" tool is available for download here: http://d3bzg7dsosz4ht.cloudfront.net/OTA/Find7/FIND7WX_12_A.09_140810.tgz
2. Setup Chinese partition layout: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=64149659&postcount=3
3. Flash wuxianlin's version of TWRP: link available under point 10. on http://community.oppo.com/en/thread-47844-1-1.html
4. Flash cm-14.1 last official nightly build: https://www.cmxlog.com/14.1/find7/
5. Flash nano open gaaps
6. Flash SU
7. Flash cm-13.0-find7-unified-storage-patch
8. Enjoy newest, very stable and fast Android 7.1.1.
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OMG! No! Just need to flash "unlvm" script to revert to stock layout, that is supported by this ROM. Then flash ROM, gapps and SuperSU.
Anyway, to configure chinese storage, if desired, step 1 is unnecesary: just step 2 is enough.
And, of course, don't forget to make a backup in external SD because any choosen method (unbrick tool, setup chinese storage or revert LVM) erases both data and internal card.
Edit:
Here you can find the removelvm_find7_FULL_WIPE script needed to revert to stock layout; flashing it from TWRP is the only you need. When in stock again, you can proceed as usual flashing ROM, gapps and everything you want.
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Thanks everyone for the info, might hold off as I have LVM, here's hoping that namelessrom put out an official nougat rom in the not too distant future.
New Display is not supported
Injected said:
About the storage support:
Stock -> YES
LVM - NO
Coldbird - Not tested
Chinese - YES
New display:
Cant test it because i havent the new display
At the moment no theme engine
Is stable for daily driver FROM MY POINT OF VIEW
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New Display is not supported. Colors, ghosting, and bleeding will still be running wild just like all older CM.
The only Custom ROM on the planet that fully supports new display is OmniROM and it seems that they could use some help. Please support their effort: omnirom.org
javier.pc said:
OMG! No! Just need to flash "unlvm" script to revert to stock layout, that is supported by this ROM. Then flash ROM, gapps and SuperSU.
Anyway, to configure chinese storage, if desired, step 1 is unnecesary: just step 2 is enough.
And, of course, don't forget to make a backup in external SD because any choosen method (unbrick tool, setup chinese storage or revert LVM) erases both data and internal card.
Edit:
Here you can find the removelvm_find7_FULL_WIPE script needed to revert to stock layout; flashing it from TWRP is the only you need. When in stock again, you can proceed as usual flashing ROM, gapps and everything you want.
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Thank you guys i just did that and i must say CM - 14.1 is Lovely :good:
Yashraj Chawla said:
Thank you guys i just did that and i must say CM - 14.1 is Lovely :good:
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It is. But omnirom support substratum theme.
StormTrooper89 said:
It is. But omnirom support substratum theme.
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I think you can install substratum theme in CM14.1 (but only substratum themes that support Android 7.1.1), since there no theme engine inside CM14.1
LePro 3 : How to install GSI Roms, and where to find them
The point of this discussion is to alleviate the confusion of installing and configuring GSI Roms.
Although many of us would prefer to use fully native Android Pie Roms that are specifically designed for our phones, we do not yet have Official Pie Rom options, and there isn't alot of Beta options to choose from. Consequently, we get bored easily and are always searching something new.
Thankfully, GSI provides a wide range of alternative options and there's nothing wrong with experimentation and quelling our curiosities. In the end, lets just make sure that we continue to support our XDA Le Pro 3 developers, and if you can afford to do something nice for them...Please do so!
This thread is a work in progress and and intended to be a group effort, your participation is very welcome and highly appreciated
The OP will change often to add further information, or to correct inaccuracies, dead links, etc. So remember to check the OP occasionally, for updated information and links for useful add-ons or fixes.
The goal is that participants/you; share experiences, reviews, and suggestions.
In example, which GSI Roms you've tried, what was the experience like, was it worth it the time, did you use add-ons, etc.
If your installation required plugins, add-ons, fixes and what specifically did you use, PLEASE provide the link...etc.
Please don't say that you used a zip file to fix something and then not mention the name of that item.
Again, this a teamwork thread, be descriptive, it helps us understand what works and what doesn't. Be kind, share, discuss, and answer questions with patience and humility. If this is all new to you, feel feel to ask for help. [/I]
For now, I am providing the steps that I personally took to install and try several GSI Roms, See the steps below to get started and try this new GSI option for yourself.
Step 1 - Gather all needed Files
Latest Twrp : https://twrp.me/leeco/leecolepro3.html
Base Rom Currently base rom options are : Lineage 15.1 Treble, AICP 13.1 and Bootleggers ( Trebled Version)
Magisk: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
Gapps 9.0 : https://opengapps.org/ (I personally use Nano, or Pico > Best to choose something small )
Lineage 15.1 Treble Build : https://forum.xda-developers.com/le-pro3/development/rom-lineageos-15-0-leeco-le-pro3-t3683720
Lineage Boot: https://mega.nz/#!uuoBiaDK!_6JlNChLg...7ZKRzCcwNI3_p0 (Can also be extracted from 15.1 or any trebled rom)
AICP 13.1 Treble version: https://forum.xda-developers.com/le-pro3/development/rom-aicp-13-0-pro3-aka-zl1-x727-x720-t3698058
Bootleggers https://forum.xda-developers.com/le-pro3/development/bootleggers-rom-x727-x720-t3838454
Preferred GSI Rom: https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/wiki/Generic-System-Image-(GSI)-list
BlackScreen Kernel for Oreo Base : https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410932744536996059
BlackScreen Kernels for Pie Base Rom : https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=285063
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Step 2 - Installation Part 1 - Automated Vendor Option - See Bottom of OP for more Manual vendor flash method
Longterm and recommended - Quick Recovery Method
******Boot to Recovery> Flash Preferred Base Rom > Flash Gapps, Flash Magisk******
1. Choose advanced wipe : Select system, Data, Cache and Dalvik Cache
2. Reboot Recovery
3. Flash Trebled Lineage or Trebled AICP ( from Links above)
4. Reboot Recovery - Flash Rom a second time.
5. Flash Gapps 8.1
6. Flash Magisk 17.1
7. Reboot to recovery, reboot to OS > Must do Basic Setup.
8. After setup - Reboot to Recovery Create full backup> Check Everything.
9. Optional save copy of Backup to PC, this will help you quickly restore the phone should you encounter any issues.
Once you have a full Backup of a your trebelized installation, you are now ready to install GSI Rom.
Some GSI Roms have Gapps included while others do not.
If you chosen GSI rom ( seems ideal) that does not have Gapps, you will need to flash Gapps 9.0
Step 3 - Installation Part 2
GSI Installation Steps
1. Reboot Recovery
2. Do a factory reset
3. Install GSI to system
4. Flash Gapps 9.0 ( if needed)
5. Flash Magisk
6. Reboot to recovery, reboot to OS > Setup GSI > Enjoy!
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ADDONS and ISSUE FIXES ( Only if needed- some GSI's will not have these issues)
Safety Net Fix: https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5t/how-to/guid-bypassing-safetynet-august-t3837809
Adaptive Brightness Fix : [url]https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4581000&d=1535255905
NFC Fix https://mega.nz/#F!kgdGiI6L Key: !_Gr9otePqXOX7yVLtjUxfQ ( Thanks to @ enigmatic92 and @ ademir.dias for providing a working accessible link)
Option 2 NFC Fix : Pie-NFCFix-Universal_v1.zip
Substratum Dark Mode : The Fix is simple join Substratum Beta then use a compatible Pie them
See more information here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77651573&postcount=36
Disable Rounded Corners: https://goo.gl/CcEMzi ( Substratum add-on)
Substratum Beta through Google https://play.google.com/apps/testing/projekt.substratum
Android P dark themes : Pi Dark [substratum]
Here is a free dark overlay to get you started Pie compatible, Open Source, Signed-off-by: Harsh Shandilya
OverLay : https://mega.nz/#F!kAw1WK6I Key: !wtX2GAY2676wjGFiwNwpVg
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Installation Option 2 -
Quicker install Method - You can choose to have no backup at all or save a partial recovery ( System,Root) which is very helpful to have available, if you break your installation
Step 1 - Installation Part 1
Gather your Preferred Base Rom , Gapps, Magisk
Boot to Recovery
Choose advanced wipe : Select system, Data, Cache and Dalvik Cache
Reboot Recovery
Flash Trebled Lineage or Trebled AICP ( see Links above)
Reboot Recovery - Flash Rom a second time.
No Gapps needed ( save alot of time by skipping setup)
Flash Magisk 17.1
Reboot to Recovery Create full backup> Check Everything.
( Note that you are not booting to system, this method install base and provides a recovery, to will help save time when starting over or returning to a standard Rom.)
Optional save copy of Backup to PC, this will help you quickly restore the phone should you encounter any issues.
Once you have your gappless backup of a your trebelized installation, you are now ready to install GSI Rom.
Some roms have Gapps included while others do not.
If you chosen GSI rom that does not have Gapps, you will need to flash Gapps 9.0
Step 2 - Installation Part 2
1. Reboot Recovery
2. Do a factory reset
3. Install GSI to system
4. Flash Gapps 9.0 ( if needed)
5. Flash Magisk
6. Reboot to recovery, reboot to OS > Setup GSI > Enjoy!
The steps listed above assumes that you know the fundamentals of fastboot, using TWRP recovery, etc.
Using GSI’s roms is essentially testing GSI roms, there is no guarantee, although quite a few run extremely well on many devices.
The instructions above are just guidelines, of course as per XDA policy, anything that you choose to flash is done at your own risk
Generic System Image (GSI) list
LePro 3 use type A
Here's a collection of available GSI ROMs, in order to keep it easy to choose what you want.
https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/wiki/Generic-System-Image-(GSI)-list
Treble-Enabled Device Development
https://forum.xda-developers.com/project-treble/trebleenabled-device-development
Project Treble
https://forum.xda-developers.com/project-treble
With any GSI Rom, if it doesn't list our phone specifically ( Zl1 or Zl0) then you use the versions Label type A or : arm64 A only
I am personally using Havoc: https://sourceforge.net/projects/hav...0.zip/download
Installing updates - Steps Needed
The Base Rom method is easier a superior to using Trembled TWRP ( for me the using regular Twrp and Base cause the system to have better stability.
To update GSI Rom
You do not need to wipe any vendor partitions.
Place the update in your downloads folder, and unpack it.
Boot to recovery,
Clear simple cache,
Flash GSI rom to system,
Clear caches
Reboot to system > finished.
If you have a bootloop [email protected] reflash lineage boot.
Troubleshooting Tips
Trouble booting/stuck in bootloop ? : Resolution here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77668925&postcount=71
UPDATE - September 20- 2018 - Manual Vendor Method - Using Codeworks New Treble TWRP
Download : twrp-3.2.3-0-20180919-codeworkx-zl1
Install Trebled TWRP
Choose Longterm or Quick method from Above, (regarding creating a backup)
After you have your Recovery, placed unpacked GSI Rom and vendor files on your Storage Drive,
Flash GSI to System
Flash 3 Vendor files
Flash Gapps if needed
Flash Magisk 17.1
Reboot to Recovery, clear cache
Reboot to system
If you have a good suggestion, I will add it to the OP and in will give your full deserved credit
Thanks to following members for their feedback and offer to help keep this thread accurate by providing reviews and their support @rob_z11, @Ramg77, @enigmatic92, @willngg @ademir.dias @4K2K
@*.*.*.* Please do not copy this OP into another thread without providing credit a link to this OP.
So far we we know that the following Roms work on the Leeco pro 3
Benzo, version 9/1
Havoc, most recent version. : Gapps is installed separately - I have experienced no issues at all with this rom. Currently using BlackScreen 5.3. r3
AOSP Extended 9.0 v6' Per @willngg : https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77652380&postcount=37
If I left anyone out of this post let me know.
If anyone tries a GSI Rom not listed above, and it boot and runs, with success, please let me know so I can update this comment.
Today I installed the latest build of [9.0] [GSI] Pixel Experience P - UNOFFICIAL.
Very good and stable rom, with the same issues of the other GSI (Nfc, mobile network setup, stock camera)
It brings less personalization than Benzo but does not have as many problems with the Gapps that it comes pre-installed.
It's PR2 and it brings September security patch.
I'm noticing that all the GSIs that I've tried so far have a sharpness and screen definition that I did not see in Oreo, it's what I think.
Link: https://forum.xda-developers.com/pr...ce-development/9-0-pixelexperience-p-t3833294
Ramg77 said:
Today I installed the latest build of [9.0] [GSI] Pixel Experience P - UNOFFICIAL.
Very good and stable rom, with the same issues of the other GSI (Nfc, mobile network setup, stock camera)
It brings less personalization than Benzo but does not have as many problems with the Gapps that it comes pre-installed.
It's PR2 and it brings September security patch.
I'm noticing that all the GSIs that I've tried so far have a sharpness and screen definition that I did not see in Oreo, it's what I think.
Link: https://forum.xda-developers.com/pr...ce-development/9-0-pixelexperience-p-t3833294
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I fully agree!
tsongming said:
So far we we know that the following Roms work on the Leeco pro 3
Benzo, version 9/1
Havoc, most recent version. : Gapps is installed separately - I have experienced no issues at all with this rom. Currently using BlackScreen 5.3. r3
If I left anyone out of this post let me know.
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First things first, excellent work with the guide step by step, very complete.
I add to the information that there is a new version of Benzo (0912) but it was very difficult to install because the Gapps that are preinstalled have a conflict with the Google Play Store, once all the steps are finished and before starting the first boot of the system , the protection of Google (factory reset protection or FRP) must be removed by means of a PC program, otherwise the initial setting will not go beyond "Searching for Updates". How I said the installation of this Rom is complicated.
Finally in XDA as in the Russian forum 4PDA I read that is about to come out a patch to run the NFC in the GSI Android Pie Roms, hopefully so.
Informative post! Aosip has been treblized too, have not tried it as a base however.
Ace42 said:
Informative post! Aosip has been treblized too, have not tried it as a base however.
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Thanks,
I am using AICP as a base for Havoc with the boot.img from lineage and Blackscreen 5.3.r3 .
Its a flawless installation, Gapps is installation separately the gapps issue that some GSI Roms bring is avoided completely.
Sound quality, Call Quality, Battery life all excellent. Plus, I have installed all of my usual Magisk mods (alot!) without breaking the install.
Ramg77 said:
First things first, excellent work with the guide step by step, very complete.
I add to the information that there is a new version of Benzo (0912) but it was very difficult to install because the Gapps that are preinstalled have a conflict with the Google Play Store, once all the steps are finished and before starting the first boot of the system , the protection of Google (factory reset protection or FRP) must be removed by means of a PC program, otherwise the initial setting will not go beyond "Searching for Updates". How I said the installation of this Rom is complicated.
Finally in XDA as in the Russian forum 4PDA I read that is about to come out a patch to run the NFC in the GSI Android Pie Roms, hopefully so.
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Yes, its the 0901 version that has no issues, right?
I only tried the 09/12 version, after seeing your post. and prior to that I was on two separate versions of miui GSI. and 2 versions of P beta
The Miui 10 Oreo version will be excellent once its display bugs are worked out.
tsongming said:
Yes, its the 0901 version that has no issues, right?
I only tried the 09/12 version, after seeing your post. and prior to that I was on two separate versions of miui GSI. and 2 versions of P beta
The Miui 10 Oreo version will be excellent once its display bugs are worked out.
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That's right, the 0109 is the stable version of Benzo.
Against my principles I passed Antutu to the Pixel Experience 9 that I am testing and it gave me a very good score although I still seem that Android 9 offers the best user experience on this phone and Antutu does not reflect that.
Edit: The phone did not raise temperature while running the Antutu tests.
Incredible work @tsongming!! You are a fine machine....
tsongming said:
Thanks,
I am using AICP as a base for Havoc with the boot.img from lineage and Blackscreen 5.3.r3 .
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Do you still need the lineageOS boot.img if you're using blackscreen?
Plan on flashing GSI soon. Really appreciate your instructions as they will help me and many others.
tsongming said:
LePro 3 : How to install GSI Roms, and where to find them
The point of this discussion is to alleviate the confusion of installing and configuring GSI Roms.
Although many of us would prefer to use a fully native Android P Rom that is specifically designed for our phones, we do not currently have alot of native options.. In consequence, we get bored easily and are often ready to try something new.
Thankfully, we have options, and there's nothing wrong with experimentation and quelling our curiosities. Lets just make sure that we continue to support our own Le Pro 3 developers, and if you can afford it, do something nice for them
This thread is a work in progress and a group effort, your participation is very welcome and highly appreciated
The OP will change to add or change to add further information or correct inaccuracies. So check the OP occasionally.
The goal here is that all participants/ you to share experiences, reviews, and suggestions. I.E : which GSI Roms have you tried , what was your experience, was it worth it, did you use addons, if so what, can you provide the link...etc. or add ons that they have tried. This should be fun!
For now, I am providing the steps that I personally took to install and try several GSI Roms, See the steps below to try it for yourself..
Step 1 - Gather all needed Files
Latest Twrp : https://twrp.me/leeco/leecolepro3.html
Base Rom Currently two options Lineage 15.1 Treble and AICP Treble version
Magisk: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
Gapps 9.0 : https://opengapps.org/ (I personally use Nano, choose something small )
Lineage 15.1 Treble Build : https://sourceforge.net/projects/lin...1.zip/download
Lineage Boot: https://forum.xda-developers.com/att...9&d=1536591029 Can be used with AICP as well.
AICP Treble version: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77596157&postcount=4898
Preferred GSI Rom: https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/wiki/Generic-System-Image-(GSI)-list
BlackScreen 5.3.r3 : https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77596092&postcount=540
ISSUE Resolutions Files
Safety Net Fix: https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5t/how-to/guid-bypassing-safetynet-august-t3837809
Step 2 - Installation Part 1
Longterm ( recommended - Quick Recovery Method)
******Boot to Recovery> Flash Preferred Base Rom > Flash Gapps, Flash Magisk******
1. Choose advanced wipe : Select system, Data, Cache and Dalvik Cache
2. Reboot Recovery
3. Flash Trebled Lineage or Trebled AICP ( from Links above)
4. Reboot Recovery - Flash Rom a second time.
5. Flash Gapps 8.0
6. Flash Magisk 17.1
7. Reboot to recovery, reboot to OS > Must do Basic Setup.
8. After setup - Reboot to Recovery Create full backup> Check Everything.
9. Optional save copy of Backup to PC, this will help you quickly restore the phone should you encounter any issues.
Once you have a full Backup of a your trebelized installation, you are now ready to install GSI Rom.
Some GSI Roms have Gapps included while others do not.
If you chosen GSI rom ( seems ideal) that does not have Gapps, you will need to flash Gapps 9.0
Step 3
GSI Installation Steps
1. Reboot Recovery
2. Do a factory reset
3. Install GSI to system
4. Flash Gapps 9.0 ( if needed)
5. Flash Magisk
6. Reboot to recovery, reboot to OS > Setup GSI > Enjoy!
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Option 2 - Step 1
Quicker install Method - You can choose to have no backup at all or save a partial recovery ( System,Root) which is very helpful to have available, if you break your installation
Step 1
Gather your Preferred Base Rom , Gapps, Magisk
Boot to Recovery
Choose advanced wipe : Select system, Data, Cache and Dalvik Cache
Reboot Recovery
Flash Trebled Lineage or Trebled AICP ( see Links above)
Reboot Recovery - Flash Rom a second time.
No Gapps needed ( save alot of time by skipping setup)
Flash Magisk 17.1
Reboot to Recovery Create full backup> Check Everything. ( Note that you are not booting to system, this method install base and provides a recovery, to will help save time when starting over or returning to a standard Rom.)
Optional save copy of Backup to PC, this will help you quickly restore the phone should you encounter any issues.
Once you have your gappless backup of a your trebelized installation, you are now ready to install GSI Rom.
Some roms have Gapps included while others do not.
If you chosen GSI rom that does not have Gapps, you will need to flash Gapps 9.0
Step 2
1. Reboot Recovery
2. Do a factory reset
3. Install GSI to system
4. Flash Gapps 9.0 ( if needed)
5. Flash Magisk
6. Reboot to recovery, reboot to OS > Setup GSI > Enjoy!
The steps listed above assumes that you know the fundamentals of fastboot, using TWRP recovery, etc.
Using GSI’s roms is essentially testing GSI roms, there is no guarantee, although quite a few run extremely well on many devices.
The instructions above are just guidelines, of course as per XDA policy, anything that you choose to flash is done at your own risk
Generic System Image (GSI) list
LePro 3 use type A GSI
Here's a collection of available GSI ROMs, in order to keep it easy to choose what you want.
https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/wiki/Generic-System-Image-(GSI)-list
Treble-Enabled Device Development
https://forum.xda-developers.com/project-treble/trebleenabled-device-development
Project Treble
https://forum.xda-developers.com/project-treble
Thanks to following members for their feedback and offer to help keep this thread accurate by providing reviews and their support
@rob_z11, @ Ramg77, @DrMyrkurs
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Excellent job.
Thanks for your contribution and dedication for the our device.
Enviado de meu LEX720 usando o Tapatalk
Hi
Ramg77 said:
First things first, excellent work with the guide step by step, very complete.
I add to the information that there is a new version of Benzo (0912) but it was very difficult to install because the Gapps that are preinstalled have a conflict with the Google Play Store, once all the steps are finished and before starting the first boot of the system , the protection of Google (factory reset protection or FRP) must be removed by means of a PC program, otherwise the initial setting will not go beyond "Searching for Updates". How I said the installation of this Rom is complicated.
Finally in XDA as in the Russian forum 4PDA I read that is about to come out a patch to run the NFC in the GSI Android Pie Roms, hopefully so.
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I've been running benzo without major problems for days.i updated to 9/12 with no problems.only new prob I found in the update is the mobile network is inaccessible from settings but 3rd party app can access it.no prob with gapps running.no play store issues either.great rom so far.cant wait to try havoc and a few others. Cool thread,thanks.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/le...ject-treble-lepro3-x72x-t3820844/post77636757
This is to fix adaptive brightness
Ascertion said:
Do you still need the lineageOS boot.img if you're using blackscreen?
Plan on flashing GSI soon. Really appreciate your instructions as they will help me and many others.
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Probably not since Blackscreen overwrites the boot. When I first tried installing GSI's, I was only successful after using the Lineage boot, and the treble Black Screen had not been released yet.
rob_z11 said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/le...ject-treble-lepro3-x72x-t3820844/post77636757
This is to fix adaptive brightness
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Thanks, I added it to the OP
Good work with the guide mate
Thank you for this in-depth summary.
Here is my Antutu for the Havoc GSI
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I flashed latest aex pie yesterday.just ran it for few hours.everything worked good and fast minus the usual nfc,and few settings arent complete but runs smooth and stable.moved back to latest benzo just cause it's more complete.but aex is still a great option.love options.lol