FlyingAntero

Why not to dicuss on a forum? I think that it is meant for that. And it was partly a joke, humour! I thought that it was obvious. But jokes aside. Snapdragon 6s 4G gen1 only has a minor frequency boost compared to SD662. So, it is basically very much the same SoC. That can help Pro1-X owners since Qualcomm might support SD662 for longer period. And even if it does not, then developers can look SD 6s gen1 source code when they develop custom ROM like Lineage OS to Pro1-X, since to SoCs are so similar. Sorry for popping that up...

Did you know that Pro1-X has a "Next Gen Chipset"? Qualcomm just upgraded the SoC of Pro1-X 😂. It is no longer SD662. You can call it Snapdragon 6s 4G gen1 now! https://x.com/technomania0211/status/1822334673273376775? https://www.qualcomm.com/products/mobile/snapdragon/smartphones/snapdragon-6-series-mobile-platforms/snapdragon-6s-4g-gen-1-mobile-platform

The size of the HMD Fusion is actually so huge that full size Pro1 keyboard fits to the area next to the camera bump. Check the illustration below (it is not perfectly scaled but pretty much correct). Also, since the back cover is removable you could theoretically design the whole back cover from scratch with keyboard. But that would be more expensive of course.

This is not 100% related to the topic but close enough I think. I found a quite funny mini "BlackBerry" style bluetooth keyboard with a tiny display, named as Lilygo T-Keyboard. There is also a different version Watch-Keyboard-C3 that is intented to use with smartwatch. https://www.lilygo.cc/products/t-keyboard? https://www.lilygo.cc/products/watch-keyboard-c3-v1-0 Would be interesting to dissasembly the keyboard and figure out if it could be bundled with a phone. I found one video where the T-Keyboard is opened. It seems that you can remove display if needed.

HMD Global (used to be known of Nokia Android phones) is now trying similar thing what Motorola did with Moto Mods. https://www.hmd.com/en_int/hmd-fusion https://nokiamob.net/2024/09/05/ifa-2024-introducing-the-modular-hmd-fusion/ Maybe we see keyboard mod as well?

I edited my previous post with updated information. Pro1 and Pro1-X are more different than I first thought so you cannot swap parts that easily. I added also the source for the information. Here are few Indiegogo updates: #14 Both the fingerprint sensor and the camera will be redesigned once the samples have been fully tested in the factory. #15 The Fingerprint sensor now has a new module. We’re expecting the performance to be more accurate than the Pro1 and keep you updated once we have a working prototype. #20 Our engineering team in China has had to sta

Yeah, the screen with frame does not include front camera module and the board for the connector. So those parts would need to swap anyway from the old screen. But the frame and the panel itself is the same so it makes the change much easier.

I was thinking that they are the same. Is the selfie camera different? I thought that only rear camera is different. But anyway, maybe @gusscan confirm? I think guss ordered pro1 screen panel with frame for Pro1-X. Also, some sellers list same screen for both Pro1 and Pro1-X (see attachments).

I think that this is best option since it includes correct frame. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005062900944.html

I had already forgot this picture but the discussion here helped me to remember. Individual keys are indeed possible to swap or even rotate x).

Someone brave should test to flash stock Android 9 firmware of Pro1 to Pro1-X with new screen. I mean the same process that Lineage OS users have done when changing the screen. "You have your current rom installed and try to overwrite it without wiping data. The installation starts and fails after a few minutes, however the display area is reconfigured" It works on Pro1 and you do not lose data. But probably the flashing of Pro1 firmware to Pro1-X does not even start. And if it does, there might be high risk to brick device.

You can flash different OS (like Lineage OS or Sailfish OS) and go back to stock Android just by flashing it IF you do not brick the device during the process. The device is not completely wiped when you flash different OS. Idea of the back up is to save all partitions just in case if some error happens. However, currently there is no way restore those back ups but it does not mean that they are useless or could not be used in the future. So, just be careful when flashing 😉.

Did you really receive black Pro1-X and not original Pro1 (snapdragon 835 chipset)? If it really is Pro1-X then it is weird that they produced also black back covers for Pro1-X. In addition to the color, the back cover of Pro1-X is little bit different than back cover of Pro1.

If you have any instructions it would be nice 🙂. I know only apps like Cornerfly and Rounded in addition to the one that I mentioned earlier. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flyperinc.cornerfly https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=notchremover.smallapps.com.roundedcorners BTW, it would be great feature to add Pro1/Pro1-X Lineage OS builds like edge margin.

You can use app called Round corners and Hide notch to make the curve of the corner bigger (there are other apps too). It is not a perfect fix since it does not work in the settings or the drop down menu. However, it can help little bit. Maybe with root you are able to make better fix? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=round.screen.corner.hide.notch

This is just a guess but maybe the screen cable is failing or the connector is loose? I am afraid that you cannot confirm the issue without opening the phone. If you plan to open the phone maybe it is best to have spare part screen ready so you can change the screen if needed. Also, do you have Pro1 or Pro1-X. If it is Pro1 you should be able to connect phone to TV with HDMI - USB C cable. Then you could check that phone is working even so that the screen is black. These threads might be useful: https://community.fxtec.com/topic/4066-replacement-screen/ https://community.

If it is not too much hassle to you, it would be nice to know if Mi6 battery fully works. According to images below, the Mi6 battery board seems to have about same length than the Pro1 battery board. The cable has different length though, so the battery cell would have to be little bit shorter than the original. Then you could be able to reach the connector. So maybe the 5036108PLN battery cell does not work out with Mi6 battery board but atleast you could try with shorter cell like @nshanused (link to the post). But my goal to is to build spare battery for Pro1 without destroying the ori

It might be the case. However, if they redesigned the case, it is little bit funny that they left hole for two cameras 😄. But probably they wanted to go as close to Pro1 as possible so they used same camera protection glass for both.

To me it looks like that you are missing fastboot drivers. The thread below might help to solve the issue: https://community.fxtec.com/topic/4126-adb-fastboot-flashing-lock-waiting-for-any-device-does-not-function/

Another thread here made me thinking that what are the chances if Pro1-X mainboard could work on Pro1 (and vice versa). Of course, the phone would change to Pro1 -> Pro1-X (or other way around) since the main board determites software etc. https://community.fxtec.com/topic/4137-shopping-for-a-working-pro1-not-x-mainboard/ The board is definitely different (not the same SoC etc.) but the size could be identical. We know that battery has different connector and camera is different so you probably need to swap those also. But if other connectors are the same could it be just "plug an

@CornholioGSM Thanks for the insight! You know things way better than me. I was just assuming that you could reflash everything like the guys did with Nexus devices. If I remember correctly, phone needed to boot to bootloader mode and then you could flash partitions and increase size by modifying partitions. Also, since there is a small batch of Pro1 SD835 units manufactured with 8GB ram and 256GB storage (Pre-Christmas Indiegogo backers) I thought that software issues could be easier to manage. But anyway, it is atleast extremely difficult. Edit: My memory failed me. Pre-Christmas b

Unfortunately, I don't have anything to offer. Pro1 is quite rare these days since Pro1-X is more common. Might be hard to find just spare parts because there is not that many listings for Pro1 phones either. Just wanted you to know that it is possible to resolder eMMC with suitable tools. It is difficult job but maybe some local tech workshop could do it? I mean if you cannot find the main board. EMMC chips are available all over the net. See more below:

Thanks! I don't understand electronic that well. I was just assuming that you could just forget signal pins and solder wires to both ends. So, if you don't have original battery available, only possibility is to solder Mi 6 battery board to suitable cell? Someone reported that Mi 6 battery works with Pro1 but does not fit inside the phone. I am asking this because if you try to remove the board from Pro1 battery and fail, then you don't have any battery anymore. Poor battery is better than no battery at all. So this method will not work?

In the past I used an app called ButtonLED to use the backlights of the hardware buttons as a notification lights. (Yes, years ago there were phones with hardware keys that had backlights). The app was able control the lights even without root if I remember correctly. Probably it will not work anymore at all or with Pro1(-X) but there might be similar apps still available. https://www.xda-developers.com/buttonled-turns-your-hardware-buttons-into-a-notification-led/ It is possible to regognize the opening of the keyboard with Key Mapper for example. Then you could use some automation

I have a very old build of LOS21 if someone is interested. Camera works 😉. lineage-21.0-20240215-nightly-pro1-signed.zip