BlissOS Updates

New weekly Zenith builds released with kernel 6.9.5. Also after some testing, we've realized that currently KernelSU on Zenith builds are working, but it's broken a bit - You can grant files explorer like MiXplorer or Amaze root permission - You can grant tweaking tool like SmartPack Kernel Manager - On Termux you can't type su, but you can type /system/bin/su - XtMapper still can't be able to activate, we might have to go with manual activation using Termux method

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ping us or send a message so we can send you to a private chat. We hope someone can be able to volunteer and we can solve this once and for all. Example of the bug can be seen here: https://x.com/k1y1L8ygYd1zmS1/status/1799801890693374350

We've noticed that there are some Japanese users trying BlissOS to be able to play Gakuen iDOLM@STER. However, some users with AMD GPUs are having issues on a live stage performance in which the big screen on the stage turn red when it supposed to play videos. We acknowledged the issue, the thing is we can't be able to replicate this. To be able to replicate, we will have to spend time on the game to grind until we can get the SSR ticket and unlock the song. We can pay for gacha, but that's not worth just for recreating a bug. Which is why we are looking for a volunteer that can help us instead. You'll either helping us getting logs and see what's wrong, or if possible, giving us the account to test. We're thinking that give us the account will be the last resort. If that happen, we on BlissOS and BlissLabs as a whole promises that your account will be safe as it only being used for testing, nothing else.

Hey look, new BlissOS releases 👀 https://blog.blissos.org/bliss-06-updates

BlissOS 14 (2020-2025), a cherished member of the custom ROM community, is suffering from a security update induced coma and scheduled to be taken off life support and slip away peacefully in April 2025. After a valiant four-year battle against outdated security, BlissOS 14 succumbed to the cruel hand of time. Though gone, BlissOS 14 is survived by its younger siblings, BlissOS 15, 16, and 17. The family encourages those who loved BlissOS 14 to carry on its legacy by upgrading to a newer version. A brief period of mourning will be observed until April 2025. In lieu of flowers, donations to the open-source software community are appreciated. Please see the full memorial post here: https://blog.blissos.org/bliss-1410-eol-plan

With the help of this change and the updated tutorial, we're happy to report our first successful case in supporting silead touchscreen. Here's GlobalSpace SolT IVW 11.6" using a GSL168x touch controller. We've made a patch to support it in BlissOS kernel. Not only that, we also submitted this patch into linux kernel upstream: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/pdx86/platform-drivers-x86.git/commit/?h=review-hans&id=7c8639aa41343fd7b3dbe09baf6b0791fcc407a1

The upcoming version of the Linux kernel (6.10) will soon allow configuring touchscreen properties via cmdline. This commit will be particularly valuable for us in supporting devices equipped with silead touchscreens, as we’ve received numerous requests related to this hardware. https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/pdx86/platform-drivers-x86.git/commit/?h=review-hans&id=0b178b02673998f5acca5a0365a8858ca45beedb We also backported it into our kernel source https://github.com/android-generic/kernel_common/commit/9da3a2b1d3387c78b84a6b66432a7879df7ded3b This change will soon be available to all of our upcoming builds, including Zenith which soon will use kernel 6.9 Updated tutorial on how to use this cmdline will also available soon on gsl-firmware repo: https://github.com/onitake/gsl-firmware/pull/233 To help users following the tutorial closely, we will also bring "evtest" to all of our upcoming BlissOS builds. https://github.com/android-generic/external_evtest You can also use AOSP's getevent tool if you already get used to that

We will say this once and we hope we can make this clear When you come to us for support related to wifi, the most important information you should get for us is the wifi card name, not just the device you are using