Request unofficial builds for unsupported devices

just a question, which recovery, boot, dtbo images do i use for this unofficial iodéOS rom?

By the way, is this rom based on lineage 22.2 or 23.0? Because i want to evade using android 16, does this rom support locking bootloader?

I think @ronnz98 typically recommends using the corresponding Lineage components for the build. iodé 6.8 is Android 15 / LineageOS 22.x based.

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New builds available at https://download.lineage.microg.org/IodeOS/:

  • 6.9 for B2N,fajita,mata,NB1,PL2
  • 5.18 for billie
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New builds available at https://iode.lineage.microg.org (note the changed download URL)

  • B2N,fajita,mata,NB1,PL2

Future builds for these devices should be available as OTA updates: thanks @rik for making this happen :slight_smile:

Unfortunately no new build for billie: the upstream LOS sources have had ‘build-breaking` changes since the Iodé 5 sources were pushed. With luck this device will get a new build when Iodé make their next release

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Manufacturer Model Codename Requested by Current LOS Version Links
Motorola moto X4 payton @Alex 22.2 Info about payton | LineageOS Wiki
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I’ve just kicked off a build of Iode 6 for this device. If it goes OK, I’ll add it to the list for future build runs.

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I’m afraid the build has failed, and I’m not sure why. Maybe because of upstream changes since the Iode 6 sources were pushed. I’ll try again when the Iode sources are pushed next time.

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Hi @ all, who know much better than I might ever do…

I am running a OnePlus 13 (dodge) on LineageOS 23 (A16) as a daily driver. It’s running fine with no major restrictions, but i would like to switch to IodéOS due to the improved privacy.

A microG-LineageOS is available as well ( dodge ) and I therefore would ask for any advice or estimate or even a build for my OnePlus 13.

Thank you for your attention!

The LineageOS for microG build would be a good place to start as there is no iodéOS build (official or unofficial) available for it (yet). I should declare here that

  1. I use LineageOS for microG rather than iodéOS on all my devices, because I don’t need the extra good stuff (network blocking, own brand browser etc.) that iodéOS adds;
  2. I am one of the maintainers of the LineageOS for microG (though I have been involved with iodéOS for a while, and fully support what they are doing).
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OK, great (not so great for Iodé, but…) for me. As I have installed microG via F-Droid, I assume I am quite on track. THX!
I will however watch Iodé’s development and reconsider my actual setting if any changes might come :grinning_face: