iodéOS 5.3 unofficial Sony Xperia 10 (kirin)

[iodysseus]

Unofficial Iodé 5 builds for Sony devices

Unofficial Iodé 5 builds are now available for the the Sony devices that are officially supported by LineageOS but are not supported offically by Iodé. Currently this list includes the following devices Xperia 1 II pdx203 Xperia 1 III pdx215 Xperia 1 V pdx234 Xperia 10 kirin Xperia 10 Plus mermaid Xperia 5 II pdx206 Xperia 5 III pdx214 Xperia XA2 Plus voyager Xperia XA2 Ultra discovery Xperia XZ2 Compact xz2c Xperia XZ2 Premium aurora The builds are available from sourceforge For each device…

Sony Xperia 10 (kirin)

Vendor Name: Sony
Device name: Xperia 10
Model: I3113
Device CodeName: kirin
Version of OS which existed previously: e-2.1-t-20240605406922-dev-kirin
Version of Recovery which existed previously: recovery-e-2.1-t-20240605406922-dev-kirin
My device is Not rooted

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Installed is now: iode-5.3-20240719-UNOFFICIAL-kirin + iodé-Recovery 5.3h by @petefoth

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Here are my first test results:

4G LTE (incoming and outgoing telephone calls, SMS; Nano-SIM)
4G LTE Surfing (Internet access with 4G LTE)
WLAN (Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac)
Bluetooth 5.0 (tested with BT keyboard + BT loutspeaker box)
GPS, GLONASS

FM radio (with recording)
Fingerprint (attached to the right-hand side)
USB Type-C 2.0, OTG
USB-C Stick Samsung 128GB tested
microSDXC (uses shared SIM slot) 128GB tested

3.5mm jack (headset; internal loudspeaker is switched off)
USB-C-to-USB-C with DAC headset (headset; internal loudspeaker is switched off)
18W wired “fast charging” Qualcomm Quick Charge 3 (QC3) + USB Power Delivery (PD2.0)
Camera App (incl. QR-scanner)
iodé Apps

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= works fine

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Manuel update: A manual update can be carried out very easily without a PC and without data loss directly on the device via local update. The *.zip file downloaded directly to the ‘kirin’ is imported by the system and the update can be started. The procedure is as simple as with the OTA update.

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Hey @petefoth, thank you very much for building this seemingly perfect iodéOS 5.3 ROM. Further updates are highly desirable.

[petefoth]

Thanks @iodysseus - I didn;t know that 'Local update` existed in the Updater app. It’s in los4microG too, which will save me some time with future updates

[Russian_Spy_Bear]

Is it likely that any of the phones listed by @petefoth as unsupported might be added to the ‘supported’ list at some point in the future? Or is the team now focused on bringing newer models into the iode fold rather than persuing the retro aftermarket?

[brinerustle]

I don´t think the team will support any device they don’t have physically. Hopefully GSIs will change that, which is why the iode GSI is such good news.