I’m so happy to hear that!!! 
That does not matter at all if it still takes a few months. The main thing is that it works before the end of 2022, so that you can still register with Fairphone to get the 5 years of support.
Welcome Community.
This is my first post and entry into the forum. I greet you all friendly and wish a good together.
I have since the day before yesterday my Fairphone 4 in the hands.
Except that I turned it on and wanted to unlock the bootloader, I have not yet done anything with it.
Unlock bootloader does not work yet, because Fairphone does not release the codes yet.
The smartphone is also not usable, because it is full of G******E apps and services…
I would gladly offer to play the beta tester if desired. The FP4 is not my DailyDriver and until there is a usable version of iode will not be either. So I’m open for everything, I don’t need the device right now and it’s just lying around for playing…
Greetings
the Hulk
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Hi and thank you for your interest in iodé.
Once we get our hands on the fp4 we will start porting iodéOS to it. Unfortunately this will not happen before 2022 as the process takes a while and we need to sort other things out before.
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@FairphoneHulk Welcome to the forum! 
Congratulations for being one of the first to already receive your FP4. Thanks for supporting the development of iodéOS for FP4.
@all
How does porting iodé work in general? Does the version of LineageOS for FP4 have to be ready first and then that is changed to iodéOS? Or is an existing iodéOS from any other smartphone taken and this then adapted for the FP4?
Maybe this forum discussion will be helpful?
It says that samwein and dk1978 want to port LOS for the FP4. Maybe you can help each other and get to the goal faster and better? I have no idea how to do this. So forgive me if I asked weird questions.
Here is the kernel source code published:
https://code.fairphone.com/projects/fairphone-4-kernel.html
and here Other GPL Sources:
https://code.fairphone.com/projects/fairphone-4-gpl.html
Then I wish good luck with porting when the time comes.
is there a continuation to FP4? Which one could report?
Have you already received one and started with the implementation, or has not yet been started?
What about early bird beta testers?
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Hi,
We don’t have any FP4 in our hands yet, we will probably get one in January.
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Hello !
I can’t wait to install IodéOS on my brand new FP4 too
Keep us informed of your progress!
I was using /e/OS for a while, I only discovered your project recently but I really like your technical choices (firefox based default browser, Aurora & F-Droid with privileged extension, smart charging, …).
I am also very curious to test the Iodé blocker!
Merci pour votre boulot et bon courage pour la suite 
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@Antoine
Can you give us an update of the progress?
Have you still get a FP4?
Do you already have a release plan?
I don’t want to push, I’m only interested in progress. Purely out of interest and impatience 
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Hi,
We still have no FP4 in our hands. We are currently working on our next release planned for mid-January. Once the release is done, we will probably start working on the FP4 
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I’ve got my Fairphone 4 here with bootloader unlocked, keen to put iodeOS on it
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So maybe it is time to order my FairPhone4 now
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System works very well
I had to do following actions to install iode over /e/OS:
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boot into bootloader
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fastboot flashing unlock
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fastboot flash recovery_a iode-2.3-20220123-FP4-recovery.img (only comming from /e/OS instead of StockROM)
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fastboot flash boot iode-2.3-20220123-FP4-recovery.img
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boot in recovery
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apply update via sideload
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fastboot flash boot iode-2.3-20220123-FP4-recovery.img
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reset data
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boot in bootloader
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fastboot flashing lock
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boot in system
20220123 in file name is a time stamp of the actual version. can be newer!!!
System works very well with all apps and settings. Very smooth. No problems
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Same question as for /e/, I guess: does the camera app allow to use both cameras?
Same answer: no
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OK, thanks, so I guess camera is most likely a “normal” OpenCamera or Snap or something like that?
Maybe @vince31fr could give an outlook whether it is likely that both cameras will be supported?
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