Pixel 10 - Experimental support for GrapheneOS is now available!

de0u

Eirikr70 I will attribute it to "a famous Dane", so all of its fathers will be deadly happy about it.

No objection from me (that would be much more accurate than Mark Twain or Yogi Berra). When possible I include the link, for two reasons:

Some people have heard the quote before with an incorrect but plausible attribution,
For all I know it may still be possible for somebody to laboriously review ancient paper records of the Danish legislature and discover who originally said it.

fernlike

de0u For all I know it may still be possible for somebody to laboriously review ancient paper records of the Danish legislature and discover who originally said it.

https://en.rigsarkivet.dk/

The Danish National Archives preserves the sources of your and Denmark’s history.
You can find material from the 12th century to the present day from both authorities and private actors.

Fancy a trip to Copenhagen?

de0u

fernlike Fancy a trip to Copenhagen?

That sounds attractive, but I don't read (or speak) Danish at all (yet?).

fernlike

de0u Don't worry, neither do the Danes https://youtu.be/ykj3Kpm3O0g

xcfmc

I have the Rango (pixel 10 pro fold) and I'd like to help with testing, troubleshooting, and maybe some development for this model. I cloned the repository, but it looks like the kernel source is either private or not available. I'm xcfmc on github as well. Do you have a repo with kernel source? Any chance I can get access and maybe contribute?

fernlike

xcfmc I think this should probably point you in the right direction https://grapheneos.org/build#prebuilt-code

de0u

xcfmc I think it might be productive to join one of the testing chat rooms.

xcfmc

de0u Where would I find the testing chat rooms? Is that on another site?

barding

Crossing my fingers for 10 support to arrive before 1. December so I can swap my current phone in and get a discount without having to first swap everything to standard pixel os for a while and then swap again shortly after... but just in case, is it possible to run like a beta of the 10 support if it should come to that?

fernlike

barding You could probably try asking in one of the Matrix chats. Though it'll probably be more "hands on" than finished releases.

barding

fernlike I don't mind hands-on, but if you mean something like compile from source, I have a sense that often means you'll continue to have to do it that way... so if I'd have to reinstall later anyway to get to a more normal release channel, I guess that might defeat the purpose.

fernlike

barding Could be, but I honestly don't know. My point was that you shouldn't expect anything. But head over to the Matrix chats and ask. That's where the more technical side of the community is, so they'll be able to give you more of a straight answer 👍

wizoatk

fernlike give you more of a straight answer

The repeated straight answers from the chat rooms for Pixel 10 availability questions are "No ETA" and links to this thread.

wizoatk

xcfmc

https://grapheneos.org/contact#community-chat

PoI

@GrapheneOS Thank you for responding to our impatience despite your busy schedule.

"Extremely likely to be supported before the end of the year."
https://xcancel.com/GrapheneOS/status/1992001897121935818#m

undrafted3

folks: check out Mint's Pixel 10 deal: https://www.mintmobile.com/devices/google-pixel-10-pro-xl/10709461/?color=Obsidian&storage=512GB&plan=MINT-UNLIMITED-12&simtype=esim

I got one with the hope that we will eventually get Graphene OS on Pixel 10, which sounds like a few weeks now.

de0u

undrafted3 It seems that Mint devices are carrier-locked: https://www.mintmobile.com/mint-mobile-device-unlock-policy/

Are they OEM-unlockable?

vodka

de0u
Mint automatically unlocks the device after 60 days.

de0u

vodka Mint automatically unlocks the device after 60 days.

I assume that is carrier unlocking, which is different than OEM unlocking. They might do both, or they might not. Do they OEM-unlock devices after 60 days?

vodka

de0u
The devices are only carrier locked, but carrier locking also OEM locks the device.
Once the carrier locking is disabled, they are also OEM unlocked. You can find plenty of people reporting this with a quick google search.

de0u

vodka You can find plenty of people reporting this with a quick google search.

Ok, there are indications that when Mint Mobile carrier-unlocks a device that also enables OEM unlocking, such as this: https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/1f2n1oj/comment/m5qg1nu/

But apparently that works only if the carrier-unlocked device is not enrolled in Google's beta-test program: https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/1hds31c/solved_enabling_oem_unlocking_on_pixel_9_after/

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