Maybe this is a Halium thing?
I doubt it. I have had a Pixel 3a in which I installed UT myself several times, and have never seen the logo you are describing on the boot screen.
Maybe this is a Halium thing?
I doubt it. I have had a Pixel 3a in which I installed UT myself several times, and have never seen the logo you are describing on the boot screen.
Can you actually type and backspace without it duplicating words/characters?
I usually turn off word prediction to avoid that. It's usually more trouble than it's worth anyhow.
@r0lle can you take a picture of those logos?
@Keneda this user has had many unexplained issues with their install... This is just the latest of a series.
When booting the first time it shows the Linneage logo for a few minutes
If it shows the lineage logo, it means you had the wrong version of Android installed beforehand. Did you install stock Android 9 for this device?
@r0lle Never needed to go through that song and dance on my Pixel 3A either, tbh
@r0lle Mine would also do that on occasion. If you selected both Wipe userata and Bootstrap on the first try and it gets stuck on the logo on reboot, I would try booting to fastboot and then running the installer again, but this time only selecting Wipe Userdata (so no bootstrap). If you did not select both Wipe Data and Bootstrap initially, you should first do both.
@Satanas1275 While we are all for seeing more and all kinds of Linux on phones, soliciting help on a Postmarket OS port is very much off topic for this forum, wouldn't you agree?
I think Waydroid is tight to Halium too, isn't it?
I don't think this is inevitably the case. Else how would it work on regular desktop Linux? Also I think I got it running on the PinePhone. It ran terribly slow, as everything else on that hardware, but it did run.