Hello,
Is is possible to build iOdé OS for my LG G5 phone?
I already installed Lineage OS on it and it works very well. But I would like to try out iodé OS.
Thanks
LineageOS version for this device family is 20.0, so it should be quite straightforward to build IodéOS version 4.
Looking at the LOS Dvices wki page it seems there are multiple versions of this phone, with different codenames. You would need to make sure you build the correct version for the device you own
Thanks But sadly both those pages do not present a machine readable format (JSON, XML, yaml, …), or at least something easy to read. And your post here has more information, like the actual Android version. I had hoped it would stem from a source file somewhere.
Well, I made a markdown file by pasting the forum original table and then used an online convertor to make an xml file which doesn’t exactly look readable to me! But I don’t have knowledge of this stuff. Maybe you can do something with the files?
Thank you for the effort! But you are right, the XML structure is off, this is way too close to the HTML table structure instead of something that can be used easily.
Also, my site works by regularly downloading the source files (like the Lineage wiki) and then reading the data. So I would need something that can be read again and again, like an API, a git repo or a stable URL. And ideally something that is provided by the project itself, an official source.
A service or tool that would transform your forum post into something easier to parse could work, but is there really no structured data source for this available somewhere?
Chrisrg, where do you take the information from, like which Android version is used? I don’t see this in the Gitlab.
The link to the projects page at top of thread is the starting point for finding devices supported with installable OS. Then it’s simply a matter of following links to a device download page where the latest ROM can be seen.
Iode version numbers equate to android like so:
4 is 13, 2 is 11.
But sadly both those pages do not present a machine readable format (JSON, XML, yaml, …), or at least something easy to read. And your post here has more information, like the actual Android version. I had hoped it would stem from a source file somewhere.