As people may have noticed from my lack of posts, this is sadly quite the hard problem compared to my previous bringups.

I do say that giving up is not part of my dictionary but im genuinly running out of ideas here.

If people have been following along with the LKML this is very relevant:

From Codec pov, its exactly same IP, I have now SDCA drivers working for both playback and capture, so Am hoping that we could use the same SDCA driver for both of these modes. I still have to give it a try on a mobile platform to verify this.

Am hoping to send a version of this driver sometime this week.

--srini

This is a response of Srinivas on my mic patch, if their SDCA complaint driver does work on the FP6, then my driver gets superseded, and maybe i can make my calls work on their SDCA driver, we'll see.

Honestly it is crazy that some parts like Audioreach calls and NFC-CE are just completely uncharted territory on linux if and i repeat if i get this working i would genuinely be the first.

I'm also keeping my eyes peeled for this one https://lore.kernel.org/all/20260713121816.2728888-1-ravi.hothi@oss.qualcomm.com, its an FP6 adjacent board and they can actually read the hashed DIAG messages from the modem and get the plaintext (qualcomm really making it hard for me)

Getting the DIAG channel open was quite a bit of work, and then it was finally open and i hoped for a breaktrough like with GPS and then its all obsfucated...

I'd be really glad if Bluetooth calls could be made to work. As far as I'm aware, that'd not supported on mainline for any device.

Out of alö the things, that is what I miss the most.

PMOS is PostmarketOS, it is a linux distribution for mobile devices.

e/OS is a fork of LineageOS bundled with MicroG.

the difference is that PostmarketOS runs mainline linux, while e/OS and LineageOS still run android.

while degoogled, android is in the end still controlled by google, and their game plan seems to be to shift as much from AOSP to google play services, which will make degoogled android harder and harder.

using mainline linux bypasses this entirely. with the bonus of being able to use all software of the linux ecosystem.

PMOS - postmarket os

you can swim in the kiddy pool, you ll drown in the 3 meter linux port pool

Same here, it won't personally affect me directly on my Graphene OS devices.

But with less potential users the open ecosystems like fdroid will suffer, and that will hit us, too.

I think its only google certified stuff, so anything else is completely fine.

yes, both had an official blogpost about it. graphene has everything in seperated sandbox, lineage has a modified gapps or microg solution