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Great work! Though I think I personally will hang back on 3.3.0.16 until there's a known workaround for AD though :)
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Note: The root cause: the default user nemo has changed to defaultuser. Therefore this change is only needed on new installs. If you OTA to release 3.4.0.24 (not available yet) you probably won't need to do this, as the nemo will be kept as default user. So, to make it work, you need to edit two files:
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Re: SailfishOS 2.0 Nexus 5 CM12.1 Alpha1 | Sfdroid Pre-Alpha/Early Preview
:eek: Awesome! I'll give this a shot tomorrow, thanks for your amazing work as always :cool:
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Worked great, excellent work! 👍
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If somebody interested I have created a boot logo.
To install you need to flash the edp17-hammerhead_sfos-bootimage.zip in recovery. When my phone boots it looks like: https://i.ibb.co/FzQZ3Pq/unlocked-boot450x800.jpg When it is on the charger: https://i.ibb.co/WHfqTNG/charger450x800.jpg If you would like to go back to (slightly) original, just flash this: hammerhead_no-padlock-bootimage.zip. (In this one, there is no padlock image at the bottom.;)) Enjoy. |
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Followed the instructions exactly but can't get past the bootlogo, the modified CM12.1 won't boot either, any ideas?
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I think the problem is the kernel. I would go back to Android (6.0) and start everything from scratch again. (Root, multirom, then install secondary roms.) This is how I set up and use my Nexus 5: (I mentioned Ubuntu Touch here because I started with that first, then I moved to Sailfish OS.) 1. unlock boot loader - adb reboot bootloader - fastboot oem unlock 2. root (Info) CF-Auto-Root 3. MultiRom with Ubuntu Touch repo (Info and Info about multirom): - install 1-MultiROMMgr_withUT.apk (multirom with UbuntuTouch repo) with adb (Info): - adb install 1-MultiROMMgr_withUT.apk 4. reboot recovery and install: - kernel: kernel_kexec_hammerhead_601.zip - multirom recovery: multirom-20160207-v33-hammerhead.zip 5. reboot android, start MultiRom and install Ubuntu Touch 6. SailFish OS (Info): - boot into recovery: Advanced -> MultiROM -> Add ROM - Choose "SailfishOS" as ROM type. - Choose first CyanogenMod ZIP and then SailfishOS ZIP. Click install. I have uploaded all files to my storage and made them available for you. So you don't need to hunt them together from the websites I linked in as Info at each step. However, I recommend to read them to get an overview. I usually use one of these twrps. (With the newer one you can install Ubuntu Touch but cannot flash a zip on a secondary from. With the older you can flash a zip on a secondary from, but cannot install UT.): TWRP_multirom_hammerhead_20150630 or TWRP_multirom_hammerhead_20160210 |
Re: SailfishOS 2.0 Nexus 5 CM12.1 Alpha1 | Sfdroid Pre-Alpha/Early Preview
Thanks for all the great work!
I seem to have the same problem as LinuxLounge (and probably as iKevinES and monkeyisland who posted in the CM13 thread). I cannot boot my Nexus 5 with the 20160704-UNOFFICIAL 12.1 image linked here, it gets stuck on the boot logo. I found another image which does work. However, when flashing the SFOS 3.4 image on top of that, it hangs on the boot logo again. Interestingly, when connected by USB on boot, my Ubuntu machine sees a phone device with the cryptic name "init debug in real rootfs", which it cannot access: "Unable to open MTP device “001,065”". Could the issue be that I am not using multirom? |
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Apparently the single rom is indeed the problem--when using multirom with the files from the links above, it works without a problem.
I would like to install SailfishOS as single rom, however. If there is anything I can do to make that possible than I would love to help. |
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I have spotted that some android apps (in this case Protonmail) do not see the internet connection on SFOS 3.3.0.16 (Rokua). I've tried versions 1.9, 1.10, 1.11 and 1.12 but with none of them can sign in. Has anyone experienced the same? Is there any solution?
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@edp17
Does Protonmail need Google Play services? |
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Yesterday, I've upgraded my Nexus 5 from SFOS 3.3 to 3.4. (Thanks for @mautz for creating a repo for this.) As the upgrade was a bit unusual, I thought to share my experience.
I had to repeat the upgrade about 5 times because every time I rebooted into the new system and reached the lock screen, a few seconds later the screen went black. The phone was accessible via ssh, just the screen remained black. When that happened I deleted that from, copied the other working one and tried to upgrade again. Finally, I identified that if I didn't let the android support to start at boot, that solved this issue. As you may have other problems after the upgrade, I highly recommend doing a backup before you start. The upgrade steps are defined in this post. I followed that with the following little tweaks:
Some benefits of upgrading to 3.4:
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Re: SailfishOS 2.0 Nexus 5 CM12.1 Alpha1 | Sfdroid Pre-Alpha/Early Preview
It hit my eyes: "disable to start android support at the boot"
Is there a working Alien Dalvik for SFOS 3.4.0.24 on CM12.1? :eek: Where? How? Advice please! |
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AD? Take a look at the other topic here. |
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I have bad news.
The hammerhead may not be able to get SFOS 4.0.1. The reason its old kernel version which is 3.4. On the release note of SFOS 4.0.1 Koli it says: "The lowest supported kernel version of Sailfish 4 in the remaining Sailfish OS devices is 3.10." I've built a 4.0.1 image for the hammerhead but it doesn't boot (stuck on the boot logo) as /system is not mounted. If we don't find a workaround, the latest SFOS version for this great device could be 3.4.0.24. |
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@edp17
Maybe something like this could help? https://github.com/sailfishos-oneplu...761ba146cdf922 Wanted to try this myself, but i somehow screwed up my SDK environment... :-D |
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However, there is not much use as it's still Android 4.4. None of my favourite apps (Chrome, FB Lite, Msg Lite) are working on it. :( Quote:
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On the update to SFOS 4.0.1 there is hope as somebody has already made it work on a device with kernel version 3.0. Now, I've managed to fix the firejail issue on my Note4 port and firejail finally works as expected :cool:. So, I'll go back to my hammerhead port. Will keep you all posted if there is any progress. |
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To fix your SDK I recommend you to delete these folders (with all their contents) and then set them up from scratch again:
This time you'll need to update the mer-kernel-check as well because there are a few extra kernel requirements for this new release. Oh, yes and one more thing before you start building: delete hybris/mw/libhybris folder and do a clean up on the hybris/mw/libgbinder (in the sdk: cd hybris/mw/libgbinder; git clean -x -f -d). Then you won't get errors like I did. :D Oh, and the last one. When you create tooling and target, use the direct link rather than the *latest* because the latest is not pointing to the latest yet! (you'll need the URL that starts with Sailfish_OS-4.0.1.45*) Good luck! |
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Nice work! What did you do to fix the mounting issue?
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I think you will need to apply these two patches: fs/statfs.c fs/stat.c Now, I am fighting with the AD. I've managed to start but so far cannot install any app. Plus one more issue so far, the Bluetooth cannot be paired (so it doesn't work). I'll keep you posted. |
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Have you tried to install Android apps via cli?
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Although, I don't think installation via CLI would work because the adb shell doesn't detect the device. I've seen one of the AD binary was crashing internally, so I am not sure what I can do about it. We'll see. |
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I've completed the SFOS 4.0.1.48 build for the hammerhead. The download link is available in my signature. (Bad news, apps cannot be installed on AD anymore. If anyone would like to help out, let me know and I'll post the instruction on how to start AD itself.)
A little extra work/investigation is still required to make the freshly introduced sailjal (firejail) support more efficient, but in general, it works fine in the current build. Any issues and/or questions, please let me know. |
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Thanks for the new image, I had the same problem with "server not found" on my Nexus 5.
Installed the new Image as you described. But got the "server not Found" problem again after a while. |
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I installed a second SFOS rom on my Nexus 5, now the Sailfish browser continues to work perfectly.
Thanks for the great work. I only have problems linking my Google Mail and Users. It keeps giving an "Account Error", "Could not create account". I don't get a window where I can enter my email address and password. |
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Have you tried to define your google email account as a generic email? (I've defined that way when I used my gmail.) |
Re: SailfishOS 2.0 Nexus 5 CM12.1 Alpha1 | Sfdroid Pre-Alpha/Early Preview
Hello everybody,
Thanks to edp17. He helped me installing SFOS on my Nexus 5. I have now in my Nexus 5: Stock Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow) and SFOS version 2.0.1.11 (MultiROM). multirom-20160207-v33-hammerhead.zip installed kernel_kexec_hammerhead_601 installed TWRP_multirom_hammerhead_20150630 installed - What is the best SFOS version for Nexus 5? 2, 3 many versions? or 4? For daily use give me the best version exactly. Exemple: AD compatibility and camera front/rear works in Whatsapp.. - If i would like to install LineageOS 18.1 (Android 11) or LineageOS 17.1 (Android 10) with my TWRP_multirom_hammerhead_20150630 on recovery, is it possible? How to? If not possible how to install android 10 or 11 with my device? Regards |
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Which is the best SFOS version? I think it depends on what you would like to use it for. If you are happy with the native browser and apps and don't need AD, I think always the latest version is the best. However, if you need AD, you need to stick with an older SFOS. (Although, because of the old AD, in there, many apps do not work properly or do not even start.) Camera? Video recording is generally broken on this base (CM12.1), so that option is not available. (In addition: on SFOS 3.3 the viewfinder displays a black screen when you take photos, this is fixed in 3.4 and 4.0) Whatsapp will only work for texting and calling but won't work with video at all. I cannot comment on how to install a newer android as a secondary Rom as I never needed it. You need to find a Rom that works and you trust and try it. Then let us know you experience. :) |
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