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The title states "Long-term support for end-of-life Android devices". This "long term support" does not extend beyond cherry picked AOSP security patches and do
by kernal 4y ago
The title states "Long-term support for end-of-life Android devices". This "long term support" does not extend beyond cherry picked AOSP security patches and does not address the security issues in the drivers of these devices.
- _rdvw 4y agoBut it does what it can. It patches the system, the kernels, adds many hardening features, provides updated browser engines, and removes the proprietary unpatchable components that it can. This is all well documented on the website, please read through it.
- russianGuy83829 4y agoWhat would you suggest for using MicroG on a DOS-supported device? I see built-in support was removed in 18.1. Could just the DOS kernel be used with the official microg-lineageos on top?
- _rdvw 4y agomicroG was never supported in DivestOS. You can get a fair bit of benefit from using the boot.img like you say, but it will only go so far. While I wouldn't recommend it, there are flashable ZIP images of microG, but it'd be at the downsides noted here: https://divestos.org/index.php?page=faq#rootSupport https://divestos.org/index.php?page=faq#rootSupport