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Add support for Fairphone 5
Device informations
- Brand: Fairphone
- Phone name: Fairphone 5
- Device code: FP5 (probably)
- Model (if several models exist):
Device images
None available yet
Do you own the device and would be willing to test the installer? In the future
Additional context
I would like it personally to support DivestOS.
I would like it personally to support DivestOS.
Just fyi: OAI is just guiding the user through the flashing process, but not actually supporting a OS. Therefore you might need to request support for the FP5 over at DivestOS. See https://divestos.org/pages/faq#supportOfficial & https://divestos.org/pages/devices
There is a public rom and twrp available now
https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-fp5-a13-iodeos-lineageos-20-microg-adblocker-27-12-2023.4647789/
https://dl.twrp.me/FP5/
This should work. The only thing that is needed I guess, is a vbmeta.img for TWRP to work properly. At least thats what the website suggests: https://twrp.me/fairphone/fairphone5.html
Not sure yet how iode manages that, but might work with their ROM and TWRP.
/e/OS installation process seems unusual : https://doc.e.foundation/devices/FP5/install Also, an important point is the security patch date : it SHOULD always be newer, else the phone bricks.
/e/OS installation process seems unusual : https://doc.e.foundation/devices/FP5/install Also, an important point is the security patch date : it SHOULD always be newer, else the phone bricks.
Yeah, that doesn't look too great... lets se whats going on on xda with regards to that. the anti-downgrade protection looks like a horrible development for custom ROMs... :(
/e/OS installation process seems unusual : https://doc.e.foundation/devices/FP5/install Also, an important point is the security patch date : it SHOULD always be newer, else the phone bricks.
Yeah, that doesn't look too great... lets se whats going on on xda with regards to that. the anti-downgrade protection looks like a horrible development for custom ROMs... :(
Maybe we should use Linux derived OS for mobile?
Maybe we should use Linux derived OS for mobile?
In principle, I agree. But this project is focused on alternative android ROMs, which are much more widespread and have a lower barrier for entry. Once Linux on mobile is in a usable state, we might consider it.
In principle, I agree. But this project is focused on alternative android ROMs, which are much more widespread and have a lower barrier for entry. Once Linux on mobile is in a usable state, we might consider it.
Thank you 🫶