AICP 16.1 (Android R) Official Build

[agent008 223]

On 4/6/2022 at 9:51 AM, Hook said:

It is appreciated.  Unfortunately, my Pro1 is still in the shop so I'm out of the loop right now (not suprisingly, nor unexpected—knew it would take time when I sent it in).  I'm always happy to see it is still going.
 

Looking forward to getting back and hoping, maybe, there might be an AICP for the Pro1x eventually.

I agree. I follow this sparsely but do not post much here anymore (lack of time).

Just last night I have replaced the screen for the second time, and am now in the process of going back to stock, then reinstalling AICP yet again. Also my keyboard is inoperative (maybe a hardware issue, let's see after the reflash). I took the opportunity to open the back of the phone while changing the screen, I disconnected and reconnected the keyboard flat cable (it didn't solve the issue) but did not feel like tearing the whole thing apart before trying the reflash, which I need anyway because the touchscreen doesn't work.

Wouldn't be a bad idea to find a way to do the screen firmware update without reverting to stock...

Edited May 2 by agent008

[EskeRahn 4,335]

Smoothly installed aicp_pro1_r-16.1-WEEKLY-20220504.zip on March 5 security patch and open_gapps-arm64-11.0-pico-20220503.zip using adb sideload

Known keyboard bug still there (see lineage thread)

Note that the security update date is still stuck on March?

[EskeRahn 4,335]

Smoothly installed aicp_pro1_r-16.1-WEEKLY-20220511.zip on March 5 security patch and open_gapps-arm64-11.0-pico-20220503.zip using adb sideload

Known keyboard bug still there (see lineage thread)

Note that the security update date is still stuck on March?
Note that the signature when downloaded as a zip is not accepted, so the loader on the phone asks you "...install anyway?".

[EskeRahn 4,335]

Smoothly installed aicp_pro1_r-16.1-WEEKLY-20220518.zip on May 5 security patch and open_gapps-arm64-11.0-pico-20220503.zip using adb sideload

Known keyboard bug still there (see lineage thread)

Note that the signature when downloaded as a zip is not accepted, so the loader on the phone asks you "...install anyway?".

[EskeRahn 4,335]

Note that there definitely ARE some odd bugs in the battery handling of Lineage/AICP. Just got the below 'warning' (seen similar before)

...Of course if you extrapolate the roughly three percent points lost over three minutes, it is strictly correct, that it will run out soon, but still a rather pointless 'warning':

Dividing two small numbers with high inaccuracy leaves a pretty useless estimate of the slope.
It should be over at the least ten minutes, to have any validity. And NOT shortly after unplug, where the battery usually drops its voltage slightly without any active load, So do not estimate the first say five minutes after unplugging...