But overall the Raspberry Pi hardware specific stuff and my own additional features (what you find in Settings -> System -> Raspberry Pi settings) are pretty much the same as on Android 12 builds. ltisync-p2) is needed for latest Vulkan features but it didn't land until Linux 5.16 in any case.) Google did quite a bit of refactoring on the bluetooth stack on Android 13 and there's some minor issues with bluetooth because of that. Not sure if the multiple syncobjs support (. This also makes it possible to use newer Mesa versions as Vulkan (V3DV) on Mesa >22.0 requires some kernel features that are not there yet on 5.10. Plan is to update to using Linux 5.15 kernel on Android 13 eventually (now that it's supported on Android 13 - 5.10 was the latest one for Android 12). Android 12->13 seems like a relatively small update and it was possible to just reuse the same kernel/HALs I used on Android 12. Android 13 source code was just released earlier this week and LineageOS 20 doesn't even exist in any form yet.Īs for the Raspberry Pi 4 specific hardware everything works pretty much as with the latest LineageOS 19 (Android 12) builds.
LineageOS is AOSP fork that offers some further enhancements (apps, customization options, additional features, and hardware support for much wider range of chipsets than just hardware on Google's Pixel devices that are supported on AOSP). Android Open Source Project (AOSP) is what Google releases. This is the latest Android version of course (. How does this compare to the LineageOS you have a sticky forĪnd previously mentioned by Eben for Vulkan.
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