I want to overwrite the Intex Aqua Fish so that it behaves like a Jolla C and does not have the Intex Store and no Google code I do not need.
In 2017 I followed the How To with the called title from “Coderus” in the old Forum (link at the bottom). It was hard work for me then, but I did it. I want to try again now because I reset the phone. But I do again not understand especially the beginning of the How To. How do I start? I installed Putty. Do I have to begin with 1. of the “Simple Steps”? How do I use the link? Copy the file or content somewhere?
How about copying the How To in the new forum and make some points more clear for newbies?
In the last months I flashed Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge sucessfully with the Android Custom ROM Resurrection Remix. Is it the same process with an Intex/Jolla phone? Do I install TWRP in the first step and so on? Or is it different here?
And the many files behind the link you sent do not make it clear to me which I need and how I use it…
I found very good How Tos for flashing Android phones with Android custom ROMs. I only skip the part where they tell me to install a big pack of Google apps:
You don’t say whether you want to permanently delete Intex content or happy that device would revert to AquaFish on future reset. Provided device currently running ‘factory reset’ version of the Intex Aquafish (2.0.2.45 (Aurajoki), use of Coderus script is probably easiest as can be carried out either via terminal upon device of SSH into it via Putty.
Developer Mode = On
Open terminal upon aquaFish or login to remote shell
Coderus told in his How To that a factory reset will always bring back the original Intex stuff; I would be happy, if it would go forever, so my work now would be already done. So, Terminal is another App either on the phone or the computer, I guess. I am sure, I did this before, but I have to translate and find this again, because it is not something I do regularely.
Regards, Marco, befriended with asperger guys in real life
Thanks, you showed it great.
Actually it takes long when I want to start developer mode; “there is a problem with the shop”. Same when I try to install a game from the shop. Should I establish a new user, not the one from my Jolla 1 ? I try.
This August 2021, I had to need to update my Intex Aqua Fish to release 3 or 4. Now, I just updated to 4.0.1.48 (Koli), using CODeRUS script, from the old forum thread “[[How-to] Make Aqua Fish to think it’s Jolla C [not modem]” as you tried. But there are any tips you need to know.
Here, there is a problem, the version 2.0.2.45 (Aurajoki) seem not to exist, showing a “there is a problem with the shop” message. To resolve, I read the old forum thread [[Aqua Fish / Jolla C] Developer Mode missing after 2.1.1 update [closed] - together . jolla . com]
The solution is to install one versión (I used the first one and it work) of FirgerTerm manually from FingerTerm (Terminal app) | OpenRepos.net — Community Repository System
Don’t forget to enable the installing untrusted software (Settings) to enable third party packages. Tap the downloaded package run the instal process.
Now that you have the terminal, open it, You need to change the system version to the nearest from 2.0.2.45; I found 2.0.2.47, and I execute
$ ssu re 2.0.2.47
When you try to enabled developer mode, It must work.
Enable remote controll in developer mode settings.
If you want remote access, connect to the Intex Aqua Fish in any terminal app ssh nemo@<ip-adress-of-your-phone>, if not, simply, use the opened terminal
Execute the [suggested CODeRUS script] in this forum.
$ devel-su
The devel-su command ask for password, the same as remote control (step 4).
And when installing SailfishOS 2.0.2 “Aurajoki”, you my prefer to update to 2.0.2.48 (the last pre-release) or 2.0.2.51 (the final release), IIRC there were some nasty bugs in earlier releases.
BTW, sfos-upgrade speeds up the initial upgrade to SFOS 2.0.2 and the lengthy upgrade procedure through the stop releases after that.
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