Your warranty is now void.
We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you.
YAGP: yet another great port. Thank you. I did the install on my gta4xlwifi (SM-P610).
The most difficult (for me, no windows user) and important part is installing the stock AD10 (No. 2. above). Thats why I write down, what I did. I could not find a linux way to flash the stock version.
Oh wow, this is great news! And the best part? You can still go and buy this tablet!
@jolladiho Can you share some more experiences with the device? If the port is usable, I’m considering purchasing one. I read on the Github page that sound doesn’t yet work, but Bluetooth does, so I guess e.g. JBL attached to it would do the trick
@direc85 I would say: the S6lite wifi is an ideal device for the Sailfishos. Looks and feels good at my short testing. But it cannot deep sleep and waydroid has an issue with binder.
I documented issues on github.
These issues would have to be solved for my use case.
It still shows way too many partitions under Settings->Storage, which is just a blemish as long as no one gets the idea to format.
Hi, I have a question: is this tablet ready for daily driving? (I only need a webbrowser and E-Mail)
Because I’m looking for a privacy-friendly tablet but there aren’t many out there…
I tried to install Sailfish OS to my tablet two times now, but I can’t get it to even flash properly. I think I trigger some safety mechanism that prevents certain partition flashing or something like that…
Is the stock ROM Android 11? I don’t know if this is related, but I have heard and experienced myself that there are sometimes problems with custom recoverys on Android 11-based devices
Nice work - I’ve been wanting a tablet type device for some time, but the lack of a FOSS OS option has held me back. Thanks for opening this possibility! Perhaps this is something Jolla should pick up on, similar to how they do with the Xperia phones. I would happily pay for an officially supported port of SailfishOS!
This isn’t as easy as I thought it would be. I did the port based on the Android 10 lineageos, but that doesn’t have the audio drivers required. It would be necessary to either redo the port with android 11 or to backport the audio driver from android 11.
