Wednesday, 2026-09-02

*** n2klb_ is now known as n2klb01:39
sharks[m]Crap, it looks like maybe Nagara just got lucky. They've got /vendor/bin/hw/android.hardware.biometrics.fingerprint@2.1-service-rbs as part of their proprietary blobs already (from github.com/TheMuppets/proprietary_vendor_sony_sm8450-common/tree/lineage-23.2/proprietary/vendor/bin/hw)04:40
sharks[m]Hmmm the stock Android 14 firmware has an @2.1 interface, why doesn't TheMuppets have it? I wonder if I can shoehorn that into the filesystem06:18
T42<the_hiktor> Mister_Magister: could you look into my problem regarding usb after droid-hal-init start ??07:22
T42<the_hiktor> i got rid of /system/etc/init/hw/init.usb.rc and /vendor/etc/init/hw/init.qcom.usb.rc but that didn't help the case07:33
T42<the_hiktor> https://paste.opensuse.org/pastes/6d23666d66d507:34
*** Ischwitch is now known as Ingvix10:16
T42<b100dian> sharks: we extract proprietary files ourselves from xperifirm downloads. Pretty sure the proprietary txt can be extended to include that file or you can try bind mounting it over /vendor to see if it would work11:25
sharks[m]@b100dian currently trying to bind mount it and its dependencies, that has broken a lot of other things for some reason (WiFi, ofono, lots of spam about broken things in logcat, etc.) but fingerprint itself makes some progress: https://paste.opensuse.org/pastes/2bd927659b1f11:28
sharks[m]I used the A14 version of vendor.egistec.hardware.fingerprint@4.0.so in the above log which caused the "cannot locate symbol" issue. Put the A15 one back in and now have way more issues https://paste.opensuse.org/pastes/7e9a8c38dc6811:51
sharks[m]I guess my next step is to strace it? But I don't have a data usb cable with me at the minute and WiFi is dead while I have the fingerprint stuff mounted to /vendor with an overlayfs, so SSH is not currently possible. Will have to do more investigating in a few days when I am back home.11:53

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