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@snappo Go and get it and build it yourself (I don't have the US model, but I am keen on helping you to test on you device and improve the over all LG G6 porting)
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@Kaesar I don't know the details of specific differences, but I can help you porting your device and integrate changes to server
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@Guf i've managed to flash the images by skipping the image resizing
Now the issue is that the screen just flashes a couple of times and it doesn't do anything after.
i can see the rndis_host getting setup with the ip but the actual link has an unknown state.
maybe the rootfs i'm using isn't good?
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@Guf if i use the armhf rootfs it does boot and i can get ssh access... just that almost nothing works
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@franky32 the same happened to me.
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@epvnn didn't solve it... I'm thinking about letting it go and just learn java so i can make androud apps instead
Was planning on using ubuntu on the phone to run python scripts...
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@Guf thanks! I'll see what I can do, but I don't know if I'll be able to do anything because I'm having trouble accessing the bootloader.
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Hi every one, thank you for sharing your work. I'm also new to the UBPorts community. I have the exact same issue as @epvnn and @franky32 on the h870, that is to say resize2fs error. I'm on elementary with all dependencies downloaded, adb and fastboot. Bootloader properly unlocked and data partition formated as ext4. I am not using official twrp as i was not able to mount some partition with it, i've used the LG v20 instructions. I would like to know if there is any way to solve it ? Thank you
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@Litcornes i disabled the resize function in the halium-install script and i managed to finish the images and copy them to the phone.
The problem after that for me was that libgui.so library doesn't load... so lightdm keeps crashing.
Haven't done anything else with it...You can disable the resize function in the file named core.sh in the functions folder of the halium-install cloned repository.
The line to comment out is this one
[ -f "$IMAGE_DIR/system.img" ] && sudo resize2fs -p -M "$IMAGE_DIR/system.img"Just put a # in front of that line.
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@Litcornes btw... the armhf rootfs will most likely not work... from what i could see most librarys in the system image are 64 bit. So they won't load on the armhf version. You'll need the arm64 rootfs.
When i tried the armhf rootfs the system would boot and i could ssh into it... but lightdm wouldn't start properly.
On arm64 rootfs it doesn't boot... it keeps resetting.
Maybe you have more luck with it...
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@franky32 Thank you for your anwers, i did managed to get it working. I did what you said, comment out the line and the script did worked. I've listened to you and used this : xenial-hybris-edge-rootfs-arm64. Then i followed every steps listed here : https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/ubuntu-touch-wip-lgv20h918-t4002579.
Et voilà , every things seems to be working as intended (as listed in the post). I'm a casual so if i did something wrong don't hesitate. -
@Litcornes did it boot up into the ubuntu interface? cause when i try that rootfs it spits out an error with the ssh.override missing...
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@franky32 yes it did boot up after proceeding the adb command and the install of halium boot.
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@Litcornes what android did you have on your phone? Maybe it's dependent on the version of android... even though i tried with 7...8 and lineage os 14.1...
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@franky32 i had installed this : https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g6/development/rom-havocos-v2-1-t3893668 and i was using this version of twrp :https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g6/development/twrp-t3828254
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@franky32 this rom is based on android 10
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@Litcornes i'll give it a try...
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@franky32 it was the rootfs
the one you used worked for me as well... just that i selected the wrong one the first time i tried after downloading it