Integrate amo13/Heimdall fork #1
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I'm really confused about the many forks of Heimdall.
@amo13 one seems the most recently updated so I'm integrating it into @Gabriel2392 version.
I am very confused too... To me, it looked like @grimler91 had the most up-to-date or best maintained fork on his repo (outside github, with some weird UI that confuses me even more), but I don't really know.
I guess what we'd need is some communication about what fork should be maintained for the community and where to move all further community communication about heimdall, like bugs, PRs, issues etc...
Hi! Thanks for the answer.
I'm really new to the world of custom ROMs.
I'm trying to install LineageOS or maybe PostmarketOS in a Samsung Galaxy S4 mini (samsung-serranoltexx).
Originally I've thought Heimdall was unmaintained and tried an old .deb which used Qt4 libraries.
Now I'm trying to guess the differences between your fork and the one from Gabriel2392.
Grimler91 doesn't seem to have a fork, maybe he changed user name?
@amo13 Ok I've found the other repository outside GitHub. I will compare it
EDIT: Grimler91 and Gabriel2392 forks seems to be in sync
Step 1:
From your project repository, check out a new branch and test the changes.Step 2:
Merge the changes and update on Forgejo.