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Hmm ... Just tried to replace the screen unit of my Pro1 by that of the Pro1-X: While the display does seem to work, the Pro1 goes into a boot loop (Lineage 16.0). So something does seem to be different (firmware?) Before you ask why the hell I tried this: The Pro1-X's screen has much better colour fidelity (no green tint at low brightness) than my Pro1. And as the latter will still be my daily driver for some time, I thought I could pimp it a bit by swapping the screens ... 😎

Thanks for making the GMS-less beta-build available. Installed it via fastboot/adb as described above and rooted following the official guide (thanks for that, too!) - works fine. I won't use the Pro1X productively before a somewhat mature LineageOS becomes available. But until then, this is a good way to play around with the device without big G watching too much. Dumb question: Is it normal that in GMS-less 2.1.5 available WiFi networks are not automatically detected or listed in the quick-settings panel? In stock 2.1.2 (as in LineageOS) I get a list of all networks in range by tap

I've got mine ! Can't wait to get the other one.

There's finally a build of LOS that works and I got myself a test build with it. It's still too early and barely works enough for the hardware but it's a great light at the end of the tunnel for LineageOS on Pro¹-X

Yes, you can. I'll list the general steps below, let me know if you have any questions: 1. Unlock bootloader first by following the guide here. 2. Then, flash the GMS-less recovery.img by doing: adb reboot bootloader fastboot flash recovery recovery.img 3. After that, reboot your Pro1-X to recovery mode. On dead Android logo, use button combo : Power + Volume Up adb reboot recovery 4. Use Volume buttons to navigate the menu to select "Apply update from ADB", and use power button to select. 5. We will now use ADB sideload to flash the "“merged-qssi_bengal-ot