Hello,
I switched from CalyxOS to iodeOS on my Fairphone 5. I did this using the ./flash-all.sh script (on Linux). And then I locked the bootloader again.
I then went into recovery mode again and noticed that iodeOS is installed in slot b (not slot a). I wanted to ask if this is “bad”?
A few years ago, I had a Fairphone 3 with LineageOS and installed LineageOS in slot b. This caused problems during an Android update (12 to 13) and I had to run the copy-partition script. Unfortunately, this does not work in iode recovery (signature verification failed).
I wanted to ask whether it is necessary for me to unlock the bootloader, install iodeOS on slot a, and reset the smartphone? Currently, iodeOS is working fine, but I am concerned that it will no longer work after an update.