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No camera fix yet 😡

As far as remember, you do have to "accept" the Google terms, even if you skip connecting the device to a Google account. That's probably because the Google Services are already installed in the Stock ROM, whether you want to use them or not. It's been a long time for me though ... That being said, the only point with enabling USB debugging in Stock Android is to trigger that initial reboot to the bootloader, which you can indeed also just do manually with the "Volume Dn + Power" combo. While there really is no special trick about it, let me try a step-by-step: Power off the de

No you need to start with step 4. At the beginning of step 4, you are booted into the bootloader, where you can issue fastboot commands from the PC. You then use the command to flash dtbo.img (step 4) followed by the fastboot command to flash recovery.img (Step 5). As long as you stay connected in fastboot mode, you don't need to reboot to bootloader during these two steps. At the end of step 5, you can use the bootloader menu on the phone to reboot to recovery. Then you are ready for step 6. When you are in the Lineage recovery is when you can use adb commands.

This post that @Kilrahlinked you to says what to do at the No Command screen, Doing as instructed should take you to the recovery menu which should have the reboot to bootloader option. EDIT: Would have helped if I had actually included the link. Sorry.

Lineage-21.0-20240707nightly-pro1-signed.zip on July 5 (2024) security patch, installed smoothly using OTA BUT with these following issues: no camera no accelerometer + proximity sensors no flashlight function

https://adb.clockworkmod.com/ As mentioned you must accept the terms (doesn't matter, you're offline anyway...) to continue. Then you're asked for login that you can skip.

Fully agree. When I first got my Pro1-X, there simply were no Google-free OS options yet. Still, I remember I was able to start the phone without linking it to any Google account.

Same explanation as here:

Hello, one more confirmation that this method is working! I received my long-waited Pro1X a couple of days ago. After unpacking, I noticed that the device didn't boot up or take charge. I was wondering whether to disassemble the phone to access the battery, or perhaps try to kick some charge in by plugging/unplugging a magnetic cable (probably a thousand times...) But luckily I found this thread. I wrapped the phone in its original packaging bag, squeezed its body (and the power button) with a long twist tie, and left it plugged to its own charger for the night. I can say

It's a long story, if you care to read through the updates on IGG. The 25 cent recap is: 1. The Pro1x was intended to be simply a Pro1 with a different color and more memory with your choice of OS. The OS images already existed for flashing the phones during manufacturing. 2. The company that was supplying their SD 835 chips took their money, but never provided the chips. 3. FxTec had to redesign the phone with a different chip, given their financial constraints. 4. Although prototypes and source code were provided to developers, there was insufficient time for images fo