howdy.
first of all much gratitude to e.f. for the incredible volume of labor invested in this niche’ community.
i am seriously grateful.
i need to ask for a tutorial of some-sort that allows me to use the"easy install" without using snap.
snapcraft and flatpack are far to destructive, disrespectful, and privacy destroying.
anyone no familiar with the problem just draw a paralel to how the steam game franchise abuses updates and user data.
with that in mind go watch a system through wireshark that has snap and flat installed.
enough said.
so,less the rant, and more the issue on hand.
is there a tutorial how i can cli, into an install, or download the easyinstall without snap?
i am not good at all with cli, but if there is an instruction, then i can stumble through it after enough tries
Easy installer is more a step by step graphical guide than a real automatic installer and many times it is buggy,
Classic installation is not so difficult than you can imagine…
On which computer OS do you plan to work ?
On which android device do you plan to install /e/ ?
hello all
first thank you 10 million thank yourz for your responses.
i apologize for the slow responsive time. my schedule is somewhat unpredictable.
Mr Piero Sir, when i get to the final screen , the coms have been established between my unlocked PF4 and the linix mint PC there is no longer any coms of any type?
everything went perfectly untill then? i did the boot loader unlock through PC cli using adb/fastboot
seriously hoping for this murena experiance. it looks great
Did you install the file easy-installer-0.13.4-beta.deb ? This is quite an old version (I assume from the date of the post about June 2022.)
Please find the log, to see exactly what progress was made. I think you will find a root (or so) installation directory, but I think also a second set of user directories (I think), where the files downloaded in the course of an Easy Installer actual run went, this is where you may find the common/ folder and from there the log (from memory).
I did not realise that this version of Easy-Installer was still on this machine from when I tested it. It turns out that it was not at all easy-peasy to find my log when I started Easy Installer in the usual way, I expect due these ERRORS seen on the logging section of my terminal output
10:17:33,421 |-ERROR in ch.qos.logback.core.joran.spi.Interpreter@35:18 - no applicable action for [encoder], current ElementPath is [[configuration][appender][encoder]]
10:17:33,421 |-ERROR in ch.qos.logback.core.joran.spi.Interpreter@36:22 - no applicable action for [pattern], current ElementPath is [[configuration][appender][encoder][pattern]]
The terminal output produces the full correct history of the tasks done, in the format of the usual log. I used an unsupported device, so I knew running an old Easy Installer would be safe !
Self question: I am wondering at what time FP4 was added to Easy Installer, it might be more recent than easy-installer-0.13.4-beta ? Self answer Searching the branch history, https://gitlab.e.foundation/e/devices/easy-installer/-/tree/v0.13.4-beta/flash-scripts/linux?ref_type=tags contains no FP4 scripts and the scripts there mirror the scripts I see /usr/share/easy-installer-linux-x86/bin/scripts/. I think there is a high chance you will have an unsupported device,
Classic installation is not so difficult than you can imagine…
On which computer OS do you plan to work ?
On which android device do you plan to install /e/ ?
With an FP4, which one already unlocked, one hardly needs a guide as in this device all the work is already done with one script which you unzip from the download !