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complete Nexus 5 binary blobs for the AOSP port #88
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Recurrent QSEECOMD error in logcat (logged every 10 seconds) #224
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smaeul
Apr 11, 2016
The two libraries needed to make QSEECOMD happy are librpmb.so and libssd.so, both present in the factory image in /system/lib.
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The two libraries needed to make QSEECOMD happy are librpmb.so and libssd.so, both present in the factory image in /system/lib. |
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Apr 11, 2016
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Those aren't the only missing components and the extraction process needs to be automated if any of the missing pieces are going to be included. The Nexus 5 is on the backburner as it's a legacy device and Google may be ending support soon, resulting in CopperheadOS ending support.
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Those aren't the only missing components and the extraction process needs to be automated if any of the missing pieces are going to be included. The Nexus 5 is on the backburner as it's a legacy device and Google may be ending support soon, resulting in CopperheadOS ending support. |
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Nexus 5 support is winding down as 7.0 approaches so further work on it isn't going to happen.
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Nexus 5 support is winding down as 7.0 approaches so further work on it isn't going to happen. |
thestinger commentedDec 16, 2015
The binary blobs provided by Google are incomplete. The CyanogenMod blobs can be used as a reference to figure out what's missing but Google's factory image should be used as the source. It may not make sense to include everything. It would be best to decide on a case-by-case basis.