Hello,
Thanks for your answer.
I took a look at the XDA topic but the process is still long, complicted and risky, like years ago (with specific procedures and tools, exceptions and warnings etc).
I will try perhaps later, or wait for a ‘Easy Installer’ version.
Thanks for the efforts for helping /e/ and data protection btw 
You’re welcome @Skurious .
Yep, the installation process is not super easy, but I wanted to give it a chance with modpunk’s good sepolicy management. Some users reported they did not want me to change the sources, some would like an easiest method… I had to make a choice. 
Hi,
I installed the 10+ build “e-0.13-q-20201213-UNOFFICIAL-beyond2lte_mpv.zip”. It works well with the “multidisabler-samsung-2.6”.
Thanks
@Anghirrim
I’ve been looking for a privacy-based ROM for the S10e device for some time now. How wonderful that I found your work. I started using it today, I hope it continues because it is difficult to find any rom for samsung s10 device, even more based on privacy. Any updates are available for testing. I would also like to contribute to this project in some way.
Hello,
Anyone can contribute or build this rom. I planned to retire from helping on the /e/ project, but I’ll leave the manifests accessible so that anyone can build updates.
For now, I’d say updates are not needed, the latest builds already contain an up to date version of microG and other improvements on the rom are pretty slow.
You can find my manifests as well as some instructions on how to build /e/ for the S10 family on my Gdrive.
If the manifests are OK then I can have a go at building a v0.14-q ROM. It may be few days though - I’m currently fighting with backing up and restoring my Sony devices
Hey,
One thing, the manifest does not populate the /vendor folder. @modpunk decided to populate the /vendor folder by hismelf, directly from the stock rom tar.gz file. I attached the steps on how to extract it.
However, in my builds, I was never able to have a bootable/working zip. I always had to replace my vendor.img by @modpunk’s vendor.img. That’s weird, but seems it works fine this way.
For more information, you can read the /e/ Q thread I created on XDA.
I had the same problem: my Xperia XZ1C ROMs were based on his LOS17.1 and I was pulling in files from his vendor_sony_lilac repo. It wasn’t till I extracted the files myself (from a device running his ROM which is less fiddly than extracting from a ROM) that my ROM would boot. Took me weeks to figure that out 
Your manifests still point to @modpunk’s vendor repos. I guess that’s no longer necessary. For my ROMs I put the extracted files in a gitlab repo and pointed my manifest there, so I guess I could do the same here
I’m a bit confused about this I downloaded @modpunk’s latest ROM and yours and there’s no vendor.img but there are three files vendor.new.dat.br vendor.patch.dat vendor.transfer.list, Is it just a case of replacing those files in the built ROM zip file withe the versions from @modpunk’s?
I’ve had a quick look, but I’ll read through it again when I get round to building. Thanks for your help
Yes, whatever vendor.*** file you’ll find must be replaced. Sorry, I took a shortcut saying vendor.img
Thanks.
One more question if I may. I thought about it a bit more and, as we are going to use the vendor files from @modpunk’s ROM, then it doesn’t matter what we have in our vendor files. If we can get our ROM to build from the files in the whatawurst vendor repos referenced in your manifest, then we just have to swap our vendor files out after the build, and we would not need to extract all vendor files from @modpunk’s ROM to make ours?
[ANSWER] beyond0lte,beyond1lte both build OK. beyond2lte is missing some vendor files. Instead, I’m using vendor files from zunaid321's android_vendor_samsung_beyond2lte repo
Or is it the case that our ROM won’t build using the files in the whatawurst repos? (I know I could find this out by trying to build, but a: I’m lazy and b: I’d like to find out what I may be letting myself in for!)
And finally (for now [SOLVED] Those are the correct device codes). What device code(s) did you put in the DEVICE_LIST parameter in your build? Is it beyond0lte,beyond1lte,beyond2lte?
Thanks again.
So here are some freshly made ROMs, built from the v0.14q tag
I don’t own any of these devices, so I can’t flash these ROMs and I don’t know whether they will work. There is no reason why they shouldn’t, but please back up everything before you start!
If you are currently running one of @Anghirrim’s e-0.13-q ROMs, then there is a good chance that a ‘dirty flash’ (i.e. without wiping the data partition) will work, but if you care about your existing apps and data, please back up everything before you start!
(A dirty flash may also work if you are currently running a LineageOS 17.1 ROM.)
If this is your first custom ROM, then I would repeat @Anghirrim’s advice in an earlier post
To make the builds I have taken the same approach as @Anghirrim:
@zunaid321 who builds AOSP-based ROMs). These files are named as you would expect - e-0.14-q-.... .zip-mpv appended to the name e-0.14-q-.....-mpv.zipFor S10e (SM-G970F, beyond0lte) and Samsung Galaxy S10 (SM-G973F, beyond1lte) the patched (-mpv) versions are most likely to work, as I haven’t done anything differently from @Anghirrim’s early ROMs. If anyone has time to try the unpatched versions, that would be great, but if you just want to get your phone working, then go with the patched version
For Samsung Galaxy S10+ (SM-G975F, beyond2lte), it may be worth trying the unpatched version, as I am picking up the vendor files from a different repo, and I would love to know whether that makes any difference and allows the ROMs to boot. Again though, if you’re in a hurry, probably best to start with the patched version.
So - and with a final reminder to please back up everything before you start! - here are the files
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=322292
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=322296
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=322298
I currently build using a patched version of @andrelam’s?) builde script but it should be possible to build the official way using Docker, (or any other combination of spells that works for you to build e-OS ROMs ). The important / interesting variables I used in the build were
export INCLUDE_PROPRIETARY=false
export BRANCH_NAME='v0.14-q'
export SIGN_BUILDS=false
export DEVICE_LIST='beyond0lte,beyond1lte,beyond2lte'
Thank you for your interest. My smartphone model is beyond0lte Exynos 9820.
Do you intend to work on the android 11 version of this rom?
I am already using a version 0.14 for s10e, thanks man.
Did you go with the patched version?
I’ve no plans to do anything with Android 11 until the /e/ developers start making official builds available.
All I am doing is building for devices that /e/ don’t plan to support, and my main interest is in the Sony devices that I actually own Once I have builds for those, I’m happy to build for other devices so long as the build doesn’t take too long. But no long term commitment to support any particular ROM.
At the moment I have a lot of time for this because the weather is awful and golf courses are closed because of Covid. When that changes I will be spending much less time on ROM building
I would like to continue with this construction. You said it doesn’t take long, but you need experience? Do you have any tutorial suggestions for building a rom?
I can point you in the right direction, but it’ll take a couple of days to pull my notes together.You need access to a powerful computer - either your own, or in the cloud - with plenty of memory, 250GB or more disk storage and good internet bandwidth. There are a couple of cloud providers who offer free or cheap computing resource which is how I started off. I’ll give more information and links when I can
In the meantime have a look at this document. It’s the official guide on how to build /e/. That’s pretty much how I started.
Hello, I tried on my S10+ … but didn’t work at all! … -mpv file should be 986.6MB when I download its just 93MB.
beyond2lte looks good (937.5MB) but when I try to install, I get “Zip file is corrupt!” in TWRP
Still looking for an reliable version, @Anghirrim version 13 is already better than 12, but still have many issues with face-sensor (or light-sensor). Some apps are freezing (kleinanzeigen from ebay) … but funny thing is banking apps are running like charm (would have expected the opposite:)
Thanks for the feedback. Sorry things haven’t worked.
It may be worth trying the download again: when I check on AFH, it is showing as 986.6MB
Did you have the ‘Zip signature verification’ checkbox ticked? If so I think the verification will fail.
Other than that, I have no ideas. Sorry!
Hey thanks for fast reply (I also posted in xda-forum, sorry was my usual spot:)
the default one (beyond2lte) I tried with and without verification, when on “Zip signature verification failed!”, when off “Zip file is corrupt”.
Downloaded on Opera and Chrome, but the same …
My steps: download, copy on SD, start TWRP, wipe “Cache/Dalvic”, format Data, install …
anything wrong with my steps?
Looks like there was a problem uploading to Android File Host. I’ve deleted the corrupt files, and uploaded the built versions again.
The patched version is at https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17248734326145722773
The MD5 Checksum is b60b0747c048f4d022b089c0f1f83d59 .
You can use that to check the downloaded file: in the directory you downloaded to run the following
md5sum e-0.14-q-20210124-UNOFFICIAL-beyond2lte-mpv.zip
The number output should be match the checksum i.e
b60b0747c048f4d022b089c0f1f83d59 e-0.14-q-20210124-UNOFFICIAL-beyond2lte-mpv.zip
If you’re on Mac OS use md5 -r ... instead of mp5sum
The unpatched version is at https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17248734326145722777. MD5 checksum is 43b7f41e79d50f75e0e0d846f09e8df1
The checksums shown on AFH match the checksums of the files on my build machine
Do let me know how it goes