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Display on and off support, natively š
This is Linux phone now
This is Linux phone now
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Well, this is me running Doom at 60fps on this duct-taped Linux phone powered by Android recovery x Droidspaces š
@Droidspaces
@Droidspaces
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I'm writing an guide on our android recovery hack š
I'm demonstrating how you can get a root shell inside android stock recovery, hijack the display, and boot linux.
I'm demonstrating how you can get a root shell inside android stock recovery, hijack the display, and boot linux.
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Introducing the hack behind running Droidspaces on a minimal ramdisk environment like Android recovery
Low RAM usage compared to bloated TWRP/Android - a Raspberry Pi you can carry in your pocket.
Read every commit from first to last to understand what I did. Touch and Wi-Fi work in stock recovery too - it's all in the commit history.
Skills needed: Knowledge about Android init and partitions, SELinux patching, Linux (Kernel, Firmware, kernel modules, block devices, users/groups), etc.
No step-by-step guide. If you know, you know.
[ Video demonstration ]
@Droidspaces
Low RAM usage compared to bloated TWRP/Android - a Raspberry Pi you can carry in your pocket.
Read every commit from first to last to understand what I did. Touch and Wi-Fi work in stock recovery too - it's all in the commit history.
Skills needed: Knowledge about Android init and partitions, SELinux patching, Linux (Kernel, Firmware, kernel modules, block devices, users/groups), etc.
No step-by-step guide. If you know, you know.
[ Video demonstration ]
@Droidspaces
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Droidspaces
Introducing the hack behind running Droidspaces on a minimal ramdisk environment like Android recovery Low RAM usage compared to bloated TWRP/Android - a Raspberry Pi you can carry in your pocket. Read every commit from first to last to understand what Iā¦
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If you did what I did, this is the final outcome :)
the Ubuntu rootfs is located inside my external SD card bought for 1$ back in 2019. That's why the booting seems slow šæ
Anyways, to get the display output, you need my new project
it's still closed-source tho-
the Ubuntu rootfs is located inside my external SD card bought for 1$ back in 2019. That's why the booting seems slow šæ
Anyways, to get the display output, you need my new project
recovery-console..it's still closed-source tho-
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Droidspaces is now integrable with GKI devices without breaking the Kernel ABI! š„³
Go check out the updated guide here: https://github.com/ravindu644/Droidspaces-OSS/blob/main/Documentation/Kernel-Configuration.md#gki
Thanks to @neversettle_xD and @anonymous_yolo, who made this possible and provided me with the necessary info.
Droidspaces-supported kernels for OnePlus GKI devices: https://github.com/WildKernels/OnePlus_KernelSU_SUSFS
#announcement
Go check out the updated guide here: https://github.com/ravindu644/Droidspaces-OSS/blob/main/Documentation/Kernel-Configuration.md#gki
Thanks to @neversettle_xD and @anonymous_yolo, who made this possible and provided me with the necessary info.
Droidspaces-supported kernels for OnePlus GKI devices: https://github.com/WildKernels/OnePlus_KernelSU_SUSFS
#announcement
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Droidspaces v6.0.0 has been released..!
https://github.com/ravindu644/Droidspaces-OSS/releases/tag/v6.0.0
https://github.com/ravindu644/Droidspaces-OSS/releases/tag/v6.0.0
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New feature: Ability to backup the container as a tarball :)
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