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LineageOS 17.1 for Asus Z010D

Do this at your own risk, this may be having a too many bugs because i just found this on YaAlex3's Repository of Lineage OTA so i think those users who uses his lineage 16.0 maybe receive this update
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remove the () to get the url
thanks to me (KillerSpit23) for finding this in his repository and YaAlex3's effort of doing this

Good Work Mate ?
New build {Mod edit}

THREAD CLOSED and download links removed due to violation of GPLv2 as no kernel source is provided!
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NikGApps, bitgapps, flamegapps, mindthegapps, beans gapps, opengapps, microg ... ?

For Android 11 on a non certified device, what I should pick ?

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For Android 11 on a non certified device, what I should pick ?
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I've found also this:

Older versions of Lineage OS

I'm a user of lineage OS on the fairphone 2.
I have a big problem with lineage os version 17 on my phone. It constantly freezes when I use different applications (Timer, Telegram, even sometimes when I get calls). I don't now why. Either it's a hardware problem (broken RAM) or it is a software bug. I wanted to test an older version of lineage OS like version 16 with android 9. I read something about some problems (like freezes) with android 10 which some devices have.
The problem is, there are no older versions of lineage OS for fairphone 2 (older than version 17). Is there a way to get the older versions?
I would be very gratefull.
Regards
User#123

You could try if some other Android 10 versions like /e/ ( based on LineageOS) or LineageOS for MicroG are working.
Or you could build LineageOS 16.0 yourself:
GitHub - LineageOS/android at lineage-16.0
Contribute to LineageOS/android development by creating an account on GitHub.
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good luck

Thank you for the suggestions.
I don't want to use MicroG because I want to have an OS free of Google. Maybe I will try /e/
I don't know if I have the necessary skills to build a ROM myself to be honest. But maybe that's the best choice. So thank you. I will dig into it.

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I don't want to use MicroG because I want to have an OS free of Google.
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well i am not an expert but as far as i know microG is here to replace all your google libraries and stuff (like the google play service) with non-google libraries etc.
But it also gives you the option to use your google account by using these open source mircoG libraries, but you dont have to.
take a look at https://old.reddit.com/r/MicroG/wiki/index

Yeah, your're right. But it's still using the google services and infrastructures. And that is something I don't want to use

Hi, I have the same issue. My Fairphone 2 just freeze (Lineage OS 17.0). Not sure how to debug them.
The device just freezes and restarts sometimes. Is there a way to get debug information about the crash?

How are LineageOS and TWRP built?

Hello, I am very new to everything. My knowledge is basically limited to using Linux. Could someone tell me where I can find the documentation of how to build TWRP and LineageOS for an unknown phone.
Or tell me what the general process is.
I cannot understand anything, when trying to understand I feel like being faced to a wall and not understanding how the hell it works.
Thanks in advance,
Snow

SnowCode said:
Hello, I am very new to everything. My knowledge is basically limited to using Linux. Could someone tell me where I can find the documentation of how to build TWRP and LineageOS for an unknown phone.
Or tell me what the general process is.
I cannot understand anything, when trying to understand I feel like being faced to a wall and not understanding how the hell it works.
Thanks in advance,
Snow
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How can I get TWRP for my device? (how to compile TWRP)
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How to build LineageOS on Windows 10 using WSL 2
XDA Senior Member Uldiniad has published a guide on how to compile Android 10-based LineageOS 17.1 on a Windows 10 PC using WSL 2.
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[CLOSED] Are these ROMs safe to flash?

Google has website/platform where contributors to the Android Open Source Project can make live changes to the code and create builds on Google servers. The resulting GSI images can be downloaded here:
Android 13 from aosp-master branch:
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Android 13 from aosp-android13-gsi branch:
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The FAQ states that there is a two factor security system in place to ensure the added code is genuine and safe.
Reviewers check the added code and make sure it's consistent with Google Guidelines.
Verifiers build the changes and verify it if everything checks out.
If I understand correctly, there is only one reviewer who checks code changes in the branches mentioned above, before builds committed by these contributors can literally be downloaded by anyone, directly from Google's servers?
Seems a little insane tbh.

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