Kilrah
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For me only the normal and shifted keys worked on stock android, the "yellow arrow" ones did not work at all. They're fine on lineage.
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Pro¹ X – state of production and delivery
Kilrah replied to Rob. S.'s topic in Pro1 - Thoughts & questions
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Pro¹ X – state of production and delivery
Kilrah replied to Rob. S.'s topic in Pro1 - Thoughts & questions
Thing is the pro1x was also advertised with 12+5, it still is on the campaign page. Was only changed later and announced through updates. -
Pro¹ X – state of production and delivery
Kilrah replied to Rob. S.'s topic in Pro1 - Thoughts & questions
That was because of the change of SoC that was needed and announced back in 2021 IIRC -
Well wireless display is broken in lineage for the pro1x (so here too) and there's no HDMI out, so... nothing I can test. Guess I got too excited when I saw and missed the "coming" but yeah, maybe one day.
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Installed it but don't really see much difference from lineage itself...
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Cool, an inbetween droidian and lineage sounds kinda like what i'd like... flashing now
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Yeah service keeps crashing too here
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Decided to try lineage, turns out UT installer didn't work because I had the adb driver but not the bootloader one, SDIO found a Panasonic driver that was compatible and works, here's a copy here. https://fileshare.kilrah.xyz/s/U0NjYwM
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Only command you showed was adb, so no. Instructions are here: https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/pro1x/ Skip the unlocking bootloader page as it's already done, and any adb commands until after recovery flashing since you're already in bootloader.
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Adb doesn't run in bootloader. Sounds like it just the tools can be unreliable on Windows. Supposed to work but sometimes just doesn't.
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adb won't work in bootloader, only fastboot. It's known to be finicky on Windows, I had to use a linux machine to flash ubuntu touch.
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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.
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The driver is on the Google page you linked yourself. Enter bootloader as described here
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Android USB driver is generic, no need for a specific one. https://androidmtk.com/download-minimal-adb-and-fastboot-tool Just boot in bootloader manually, hold volume down while powering up. Nothing different from any other android phone really.
