lineage_wiki VS payload-dumper-go

models: [SM-P610]

And the 11 requirement exists since 18.1: https://github.com/LineageOS/lineage_wiki/commit/c9067115bea500a9e553c78e1c9a842483f7ec1c

The firmware requirement is in place since at least 2020: https://github.com/LineageOS/lineage_wiki/commit/0f9ec1850a83238036c719ab0ddb27a52101c5ae So when you are on 18.1, you should already have had that

Take a look at https://github.com/LineageOS/lineage_wiki/blob/master/_data/... - it's the length of the 'maintainers' list.

It appears to be temporary devices: Temporarily drop wade and deadpool

The page has been introduced here https://github.com/LineageOS/lineage_wiki/commit/a93501df98d3728877729ea19f482d20e2c9d0ed On June 03, 2017 (LineageOS was born end of 2016)

You can fix it yourself, just create a pull request here.

The supported models are linked rather clearly from the device info page, linked here for your convenience.

Linked directly from the device info on your device's about page:

In there you should either find a boot.img, or a payload.bin. If it's the 2nd, unpack it and then patch the boot image.

Use Payload Dumper to dump the base .img system files from the .bin file in the recovery image. https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go

Do really need a boot img? I installed flamingo 13 without one. But if you really need one you can simply use https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go

Since it's compatible with so many devices, it should probably run on most others too as long they support the same Camera API.

As for downloading, I'm not sure if it's available separately, which of course would be the easiest way, but you can always get the APK for it from any LineageOS build. Just download the flashable ZIP image, extract `payload.bin` from inside the ZIP, extract the `product` partition with `payload-dumper-go` [1]: `payload-dumper-go -p product payload.bin`, and then you have an EXT4 image you can simply mount under UN*X, or extract from using numerous tools for Windows.

1. https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go

Yep. I tried with my 6spro. Flash thought fastboot. Step 1: you have to unlock bootloader. 2: download full zip file from https://ui.nubia.cn/rom. 4: Download payload.bin extractor and extract payload.bin from full zip file to the same folder as payload-dumper-go: https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go/releases/tag/1.2.2 5: depending on your pc (window,linux...), I use linux so i run: ./payload-dumper-go payload.bin 6: after that, there will be a new folder full of .img files. 7: boot your phone to fastboot: - if your phone is not shutdown: adb reboot fastboot - if your phone is shutdown: hold volume down + power buttons, then wait until screen fastboot shows up. After that run cmd: fastboot reboot fastboot 8: then flash all .img from step 6 follow this link (in STEP 6: Flash Logical Partition Files, don't forget to flash vendor_system vendor_system.img after vendor) : https://www.droidwin.com/how-to-delete-and-create-logical-partition-on-oneplus-8t/ 9: after rebooting your phone, copy the full zip file from step 2 to your phone, then flash through the local-update in settings (just in case there is any problem). Don't lock the bootloader after that. I don't know if locking bootloader will brick your phone or not.

The installation instructions we have now assume that you were using the 2022-10-30 build, and thus removes a key step that was needed on older builds. Follow the hints LuK1337 provided to figure out what difference there is in the 2022-10-30 build vs the 2022-10-09 build. I'll link this here as another hint: https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go/releases/tag/1.2.2

Use payload-dumper-go: https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go

So if a custom ROM was installed on that device, download a zip of it. Next up, download payload dumber from here: https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go/releases/tag/1.2.2 Extract a downloaded version archive and open a terminal in a directory with an executable. On Linux you should mark the file with 'chmod +x payload-dumpaer-go'. Run 'payllad-dumper-go ROM.zip' and wait. When it finished it's work, go to the newly generated folder and get your boot.omg here.

In the guide: Which one is the A12 Oxygen OS ROM, is it the Beta Build. How to extract stock ROM using payload-dumper-go