i would like you to continue the android 9 project would be very good because it contains some bugs and is one of the gsi that i use most
If I will have some time left, I will build some new set of pie GSI. But my building maschine is offline and I have to buy an other one.
By the way, have you tried the Q-GSI? It often works fine with pie vendor sources.
Hello.
You mean your Q-gsi works as Pie ones ?
Don’t already tested, but my new device (sm-a3y17lte) would runs a-only ‘pie’ (with treble and gsi patch) or a/b-Q with H-Vendor. I will test soon…
My Redmi Note 6 pro has the pie vendor firmware and my q-GSI is running very well on it.
On my MiMax3 the same, but I have had camera issues which I could solve with China Q-vendor sources.
So the chance running Q GSI with Pie firmware is high
@harvey186 I’ve installed your eQ gsi ROM and can’t access the SD card but it seems the LeOS Q gsi ROM I do have access to SD card. Any ideas why the eQ version says the SD card needs reformatting but LeOS doesn’t?
Mhm, the eOS Q GSI has newer sources. Could be that lineage has changed something in that way.
On my yesterdays Android 11 GSI build I’m getting the same message. On my Android 11 you can ignore this message, don’t know if it also work on Android 10 GSI.
Same issue here. I did click the format sd card but it still doesn’t show up. Tried restarting but it asked to format again.
Also I just found out that Bluetooth audio isn’t working on my Nokia device.
DON’T ACCEPT THE PROPOSITION TO FORMAT THE SD-CARD ! .
It is an unwanted proposition,
It is not needed,
You will lose your data.
If you already have did it,
reboot to TWRP, select the sd-card in the advanced wipe menu, change the system format of the sd-card partition to another format (ext3)
Go back to the TWRP reboot menu and choose recovery
Go to the avanced wipe menu and change again the sd-card partition to the right format (ext4)
Go to the TWRP reboot menu and choose recovery.
Now it’s fixed
you can reboot to system if installed,
If not, be sure to not disable the MTP protocol (in the TWRP mount menu)
Your PC file manger must now recognize the sd-card, and you must be able to copy the e.build.image.zip to the sd-card
after wiping and formating the needed partition (described in the how to) you can install the /e/OS
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Yesterday I have found out too on my Xiaomi MiMax3. BT phone voice is working, but audio not. No idea what the issue cause is 
The Samsung Galaxy S7 SM-G930F ‘herolte’ does not officially meet the requirements for ‘Treble Project’. But after several attempts I was able to make the SM-G930F Treble GSI compatible. For the first test @harvey186’s eOS GSI Build eOS-17.1-20200927-UNOFFICIAL-treble_arm64_avS ‘A-only’ was used.
The first startup process ends with displaying a tiny section of the bottom arc of the animated /e/ logo and it looked like the system was frozen. The hopping point was also visible.But the system rebooted by itself and the second startup went through in the usual way. The SIM card & mobile phone number is recognized, the Wifi works via Wi-Fi 802.11ac.
I just noticed again that the /e/GSI phone reboots by itself after about 10 minutes. After that it repeatedly reports an error with the mciroSD card, which was formatted correctly in the device and worked fine before. Well what? Nevertheless I treat myself a good cup of coffee :o))
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very good. enjoy your coffee and sweets
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Latest LeoS-Q build is available at https://reuthernet.at/GSI/?C=M;O=D
It’s based on latest sources and includes working Seedvault backup/restore option
Hi,
I just buy a Oneplus Nord and tried to flash e on it but I can’t run the fastboot oem ignore_anti command (result: remote: ‘unknow command’) nor the fastboot erase system which result in a FAILED (remote: ‘Check device console.’) message.
Did someone try to flash a oneplus nord?
Not in first place, but i also try with the latest official site.
Same result. 
Your device has a superpertition.
You need to go via fastboot reboot fastboot
Use this howto as example
https://community.e.foundation/t/gsi-installation-on-redmi-note-9pro-with-super-partition-and-root/22648
I’m gonna try this, thanks !