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Re: Sailfish OS for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C) - (treltexx)
Does mobile data works in Waydroid?
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Re: Sailfish OS for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C) - (treltexx)
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I had to change the perferred network type into 3G to get mobile data on Waydroid.
This device is an Xperia 5 (bahamut) updated to SailfishOS 4.5.0.19 Struven ketju. The battery life is good. |
Re: Sailfish OS for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C) - (treltexx)
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I hope it does make sense. On the other hand this topic is about the Sailfish Os community port for the Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C), so I am not sure how your Xperia 5 is in the scope here. |
Re: Sailfish OS for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C) - (treltexx)
OTA from 4.5.0.19 to 4.5.0.21 is ready
Here are the steps I followed and the commands I executed Code:
devel-su |
Re: Sailfish OS for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C) - (treltexx)
I couldn't fix the LXC problem on recent releases, so, I've decided to go back to SFOS4.2.
Some fixes (wifi, netlistener flod, etc.) were included in newer releases, therefore, I've included them into the hybris-hal for 4.2. So, if you'd like to go back to 4.2 but you want wifi fixed, please flash this hybris-boot image into /boot partition. (hybris-boot-sfos42-08-wd-fixes_usbmoded-wifi-netlistener.img) Edit (2024-09-25): I've found the root cause of the issue with lxc and managed to fix it. When testing sfos4.6 on the device I did play with lxc a bit more and found out that sfos upgrades also install newer version of lxc packages (more precisely: lxc-libs, lxc-templates & lxc). On sfos 4.2 and 4.3 the lxc version 3.0.1 were installed. However, sfos 4.4 upgrade did install lxc version 4.0.10. This was the point when the lxc-attach started crashing. It seems my kernel has got some missing elements therefore the newer than 3.0.1 version of lxc-attach has stopped working. It aborts with the error posted here. There were two ways to solve this issue. 1. backport all necessary kernel/device changes for supporting that memfd 2. install older version of lxc packages and try how they work on the newer sfos version The first option would the best and comprehensive as it will ensure compatibility with newer lxc versions. However, it can be challenging and time consuming. Therefore I've chosen the second option. :) I downloaded those lxc packages from older sfos version of jolla repositories and tested them. The latest 3.0.1 version (3.0.1+git4-1.4.3) from this repo works well even on sfos 4.6.: Code:
https://releases.jolla.com/releases/4.3.0.15/jolla/armv7hl/ |
Re: Sailfish OS for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C) - (treltexx)
OTA from 4.5.0.21 to 4.6.0.13 is ready
Here are the steps I followed and the commands I executed Code:
devel-su |
Re: Sailfish OS for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C) - (treltexx)
OTA from 4.6.0.13 to 4.6.0.15 is ready
Here are the steps I followed and the commands I executed Code:
devel-su |
Re: Sailfish OS for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910C) - (treltexx)
This post will be about installing Waydroid on Galaxy Note 4.
I've realized the original instruction is outdated because waydroid has evolved since I wrote that guide a few years ago. Also, in the meantime, waydroid and related packages have been added into Chum repo and all of these are always getting updated to keep up with main line development. Unfortunately, newer waydroid and configs are not working on the Note 4 because on it the waydroid is working with a non-existent halium version. (The Galaxy Note 4 is the only device where waydroid works with Lineage Os 14.1 because the "official" waydroid support starts from Lineage Os 16 - Halium 9) All in all, we cannot use waydroid packages from Chum and we have to stick on waydroid version 1.2. Plus, only the older (Los 17.1) waydroid system & vendor images must be used. For the Note 4 both, vendor and system images has to be amended, so the ones you download from sourceforge won't work. (Device specific drivers have been added into vendor.img and the ld.config.vndk_lite file also had to be amended in system.img). As these changes have been added to the latest waydroid 17.1 images, it should be a problem as there won't be new 17.1 build anymore. So, to support those who'd like to use it on the Note 4, I've built Note 4 specific packages. (So, Chum won't flag an update for those if waydroid packages updated there.) Here is the new installation guide (I've tested in on my device, so it should work):
You may need to mask dnsmask service: Code:
devel-su systemctl mask dnsmasq - Once waydroid-container and waydroid-session are running, tap on the Waydroid icon on your desktop (In case it doesn't start, open Fingerterm and type in Code:
waydroid show-full-ui Any issues, please let me know. |
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