Releases: openFyde/overlay-rpi4-openfyde
R120
open FydePrebuilt Image - Raspberry Pi 4 - r120
📄 TL;DR
These are the prebuilt images for the rpi4-openfyde board under the openFyde project. You can download the image and flash it to a USB storage device; you can boot it up on a supported device - in this case, a Raspberry Pi 4 (4B or Pi 400).
🌟 OS Highlights
- ⬆️ Chromium updated to
120.0.6099.*with Chromium OS platform updated to15662.71.18.*, featuring many new updates synced from the upstream.
❗Important notes:
- Due to the limited performance of Raspberry Pi 4 and the fact that ArcHeroNG is still in active development status, you may find performance glitches in the image with ArcHeroNG support. It's also worth mentioning that during the initial boot, you may find the OS temporarily freeze as the system attempts to initialise the ArcHeroNG environment; it's therefore recommended to wait for a short while during the initialisation takes place.
🔄 Manual Update
Download the file payload.bin to your device and execute openfyde-updater.sh <path_to_payload.bin> as the root user to perform the upgrade.
📚 Additional Resources
🔑 Checksum (sha256sum)
c6a8cc88e4b27a87e592d8e040669d0d3b658f9fb79897e38e3a9fe2b8ae5855 rpi4-openfyde-r120.img.xz
e6b26d1640e1d826247ccc7290e27f5e749887fb3381abd98aaea30af56acfc5 payload.bin
b47830f9b932b766b5b9e382ec724bfaf59e3f4828138ee4954329f2fddbbc1e stateful.tgzr114-r1
openFyde prebuilt image - rpi4 (Raspberry Pi 4B and Pi 400)
TL;DR:
These are the prebuilt images for the rpi4-openfyde board under the openFyde project. You can download the image and flash it to a USB storage device; you can boot it up on a supported device - in this case, a Raspberry Pi 4 (4B or Pi 400).
Due to the limited performance of Raspberry Pi 4 and the fact that ArcHeroNG is still in active development status, you may find performance glitches in the image with ArcHeroNG support. It's also worth mentioning that during the initial boot, you may find the OS temporarily freeze as the system attempts to initialise the ArcHeroNG environment; it's therefore recommended to wait for a short while during the initialisation takes place.
Release highlights
- Optimized performance for enhanced efficiency and responsiveness.
Installation:
Please follow the instructions.
Upstream versioning info:
Chromium: 114.0.5735.337
Platform: 15437.74.17.9
Chromium OS manifest: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/manifest.git/+/refs/heads/release-R114-15437.B
OS Highlights
- Added Android subsystem ArcHero(experimental)
- Upgraded the FydeOS userland (Chromium browser) on ARM platform to 64-bit for the first time:
- Improved performance when accessing web pages with complex interactions and media decoding in the browser
- Solved the previous frequent "Aw, snap!" error due to insufficient memory in a single tab
- Redesigned the "fydeRhythm" IME; the following optimizations and new features will bring you a refreshing Chinese input experience:
- Significantly improved the loading time of the RIME engine
- Wrapped the RIME engine with WebAssembly technology, decoupling the fydeRhythm IME from the FydeOS file system and enabling
independent updates - Supports one-click download and switching of multiple popular pinyin/shuangpin/wubi or other input schemes
- Provides system-level toast prompts when switching between Chinese/English input states by pressing the left Shift key
- Optimised the design of the input method word selection UI
- Optimised the input experience of the on-screen keyboard in tablet mode
- Added (experimental) support for Box86
- Upgraded the Linux kernel to v5.15
- Enhanced the hardware accelerated media video decoding capability in Chromium browser, allowing smooth playback of 1080p@60fps videos in h.264 (if you want to utilize this in YouTube, try this extension to force h.264 decoding)
- Optimised GPU acceleration in the Linux subsystem, improving the display performance of Linux apps (especially games)
- Optimised memory management:
- Fixed the issue of file system corruption and app crashes caused by memory leaks in the Linux kernel in previous versions
- Improved the overall stability of 4GB memory version Raspberry Pi devices (Pi 400)
- Added feature supporting local OTA. This version can upgrade to future versions without personal data loss.
- If the previously installed version includes the command
openfyde-updater.sh, you can download thepayload.binto the device and then executeopenfyde-updater.sh <path_to_payload.bin>as the root user to perform the upgrade. - Additionally, there's a 'stateful.tgz' file available to restore the stateful partition. Execute
stateful_update_fydeos <path_to_stateful.tgz>as the root user, wait for the process to complete, and then restart the system.
- If the previously installed version includes the command
- Other stability and performance improvements
ArcHeroNG info:
- Version 0.3.16
Checksum
sha256sum(rpi4-openfyde-r114-r1.img.xz): c95b39ff76d273d8f98bbc37934d2783ead034310ab4b4a9ae0e6290c74cb0bf
sha256sum(payload.bin): 27f3013c1b2dbef5faf46e6ce5f32d75c66d21c8969735861543e93ecf51e28e
sha256sum(stateful.tgz): 922e49a601646d4fac45c59f3d8e30325f7b75112fde7153f43bcae13a7c51ca
r114
openFyde prebuilt image - rpi4 (Raspberry Pi 4B and Pi 400)
TL;DR:
These are the prebuilt images for the rpi4-openfyde board under the openFyde project. You can download the image and flash it to a USB storage device; you can boot it up on a supported device - in this case, a Raspberry Pi 4 (4B or Pi 400).
Due to the limited performance of Raspberry Pi 4 and the fact that ArcHeroNG is still in active development status, you may find performance glitches in the image with ArcHeroNG support. It's also worth mentioning that during the initial boot, you may find the OS temporarily freeze as the system attempts to initialise the ArcHeroNG environment; it's therefore recommended to wait for a short while during the initialisation takes place.
Installation:
Please follow the instructions.
Upstream versioning info:
Chromium: 114.0.5735.337
Platform: 15437.74.17.9
Chromium OS manifest: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/manifest.git/+/refs/heads/release-R114-15437.B
OS Highlights
- Added Android subsystem ArcHero(experimental)
- Upgraded the FydeOS userland (Chromium browser) on ARM platform to 64-bit for the first time:
- Improved performance when accessing web pages with complex interactions and media decoding in the browser
- Solved the previous frequent "Aw, snap!" error due to insufficient memory in a single tab
- Redesigned the "fydeRhythm" IME; the following optimizations and new features will bring you a refreshing Chinese input experience:
- Significantly improved the loading time of the RIME engine
- Wrapped the RIME engine with WebAssembly technology, decoupling the fydeRhythm IME from the FydeOS file system and enabling
independent updates - Supports one-click download and switching of multiple popular pinyin/shuangpin/wubi or other input schemes
- Provides system-level toast prompts when switching between Chinese/English input states by pressing the left Shift key
- Optimised the design of the input method word selection UI
- Optimised the input experience of the on-screen keyboard in tablet mode
- Added (experimental) support for Box86
- Upgraded the Linux kernel to v5.15
- Enhanced the hardware accelerated media video decoding capability in Chromium browser, allowing smooth playback of 1080p@60fps videos in h.264 (if you want to utilize this in YouTube, try this extension to force h.264 decoding)
- Optimised GPU acceleration in the Linux subsystem, improving the display performance of Linux apps (especially games)
- Optimised memory management:
- Fixed the issue of file system corruption and app crashes caused by memory leaks in the Linux kernel in previous versions
- Improved the overall stability of 4GB memory version Raspberry Pi devices (Pi 400)
- Added feature supporting local OTA. This version can upgrade to future versions without personal data loss.
- If the previously installed version includes the command
openfyde-updater.sh, you can download thepayload.binto the device and then executeopenfyde-updater.sh <path_to_payload.bin>as the root user to perform the upgrade. - Additionally, there's a 'stateful.tgz' file available to restore the stateful partition. Execute
stateful_update_fydeos <path_to_stateful.tgz>as the root user, wait for the process to complete, and then restart the system.
- If the previously installed version includes the command
- Other stability and performance improvements
ArcHeroNG info:
- Version 0.3.16
Checksum
sha256sum(rpi4-openfyde-r114.img.xz): 50551c2d9e59243707ad96c2ffe22727ccc29236461cddec7bbd31c405663a1d
sha256sum(payload.bin): 9ecc1d66d18c07f4cbaf5e285feab6f3a6884c6781ad5a0e53f10dd11bba3f02
sha256sum(stateful.tgz): f3a5270530aae0386effd0ad3686d0f94d1d1c92b3b01d959f68f63eacc0a65d
r108-r1
openFyde prebuilt image - rpi4 (Raspberry Pi 4B and Pi 400)
TL;DR:
These are the prebuilt images for the rpi4-openfyde board under the openFyde project. You can download the image and flash it to a USB storage device; you can boot it up on a supported device - in this case, a Raspberry Pi 4 (4B or Pi 400).
In this revised(r1) release, we have introduced experimental support for ArcHeroNG - our Android 11 implementation. Two images are released, and the base functions of those two images are identical; the image filename with -archero is with ArcHeroNG, thus the slightly larger filesize.
Due to the limited performance of Raspberry Pi 4 and the fact that ArcHeroNG is still in active development status, you may find performance glitches in the image with ArcHeroNG support. It's also worth mentioning that during the initial boot, you may find the OS temporarily freeze as the system attempts to initialise the ArcHeroNG environment; it's therefore recommended to wait for a short while during the initialisation takes place.
Installation:
Please follow the instructions.
Upstream versioning info:
Chromium: 108.0.5359.228
Platform: 15183.90.16.7
Chromium OS manifest: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/manifest.git/+/refs/heads/release-R108-15183.B
OS Highlights
- Added Android subsystem ArcHero(experimental)
- Upgraded the FydeOS userland (Chromium browser) on ARM platform to 64-bit for the first time:
- Improved performance when accessing web pages with complex interactions and media decoding in the browser
- Solved the previous frequent "Aw, snap!" error due to insufficient memory in a single tab
- Redesigned the "fydeRhythm" IME; the following optimizations and new features will bring you a refreshing Chinese input experience:
- Significantly improved the loading time of the RIME engine
- Wrapped the RIME engine with WebAssembly technology, decoupling the fydeRhythm IME from the FydeOS file system and enabling
independent updates - Supports one-click download and switching of multiple popular pinyin/shuangpin/wubi or other input schemes
- Provides system-level toast prompts when switching between Chinese/English input states by pressing the left Shift key
- Optimised the design of the input method word selection UI
- Optimised the input experience of the on-screen keyboard in tablet mode
- Added (experimental) support for Box86
- Upgraded the Linux kernel to v5.15
- Enhanced the hardware accelerated media video decoding capability in Chromium browser, allowing smooth playback of 1080p@60fps videos in h.264 (if you want to utilize this in YouTube, try this extension to force h.264 decoding)
- Optimised GPU acceleration in the Linux subsystem, improving the display performance of Linux apps (especially games)
- Optimised memory management:
- Fixed the issue of file system corruption and app crashes caused by memory leaks in the Linux kernel in previous versions
- Improved the overall stability of 4GB memory version Raspberry Pi devices (Pi 400)
- Fixed the default browser window size issue in "Guest Mode"
- Fixed the extremely low frame rate issue when recording videos with the built-in "Screen Recording" feature
- Added feature supporting local OTA. This version can upgrade to future versions without personal data loss.
- Other stability and performance improvements
ArcHeroNG info:
- First released in version 0.1.14.
Checksum
sha256sum(rpi4-openfyde-r108-r1.img.xz): b1ce88ba00d5f2a524005fc7901bc4e8e9848c74db575f9ab5b0f49749eebcdc
sha256sum(rpi4-openfyde-archero-r108-r1.img.xz): d1fa942d211d01fcf02368751c0508e0ca8e058a768dfd5eef971ddcb743d0f7
r108
openFyde prebuilt image - rpi4
TL;DR:
This is the prebuilt image for the rpi4-openfyde board under the openFyde project. You can download the image and then plug it onto a USB device you will be able to boot it up on a supported device - in this case, a Raspberry Pi 4 (4B or Pi 400).
Upstream versioning info:
Chromium: 108.0.5359.153
Platform: 15183.77.0
Chromium OS manifest: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/manifest.git/+/refs/heads/release-R108-15183.B
Checksum
sha256sum(rpi4-openfyde_r108.img.xz):1bc24550ebeed72aa6b9f3a789663a54fa4dd43032149ca329a525e3f18a030c
r102-r1
openFyde prebuilt image - rpi4
TL;DR:
This is the prebuilt image for the rpi4-openfyde board under the openFyde project. Download the image and flash it onto a USB device you shall be able to boot it up on a supported device - in this case, a Raspberry Pi 4 (4B or Pi 400).
Upstream versioning info:
Chromium: 102.0.5005.90
Platform: 14695.91.0
Chromium OS manifest: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/manifest.git/+/refs/heads/release-R102-14695.B
Highlights:
- refresh the latest chromium and support geolocation
Full Changelog:
Checksum:
sha256sum(rpi4-openfyde_r102-r1.img.xz): 37726d26e5bf1aa174f9ccaf2a1e75dc6bb2ad11f7d1816a0a35207256170dec
r102
openFyde prebuilt image - rpi4
TL;DR:
This is the prebuilt image for the rpi4-openfyde board under the openFyde project. Download the image and flash it onto a USB device you shall be able to boot it up on a supported device - in this case, a Raspberry Pi 4 (4B or Pi 400).
Upstream versioning info:
Chromium: 102.0.5005.90
Platform: 14695.91.0
Chromium OS manifest: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/manifest.git/+/refs/heads/release-R102-14695.B
Highlights:
- Updated Chromium and platform to 102
Full Changelog:
Checksum:
sha256sum(rpi4-openfyde_r102.img.xz): 5ef35423351051ef3d8686389c20418285ae8febb836dda29ad3495457d69794
r96
openFyde prebuilt image - rpi4
TL;DR:
This is the prebuilt image for the rpi4-openfyde board under the openFyde project. Download the image and flash it onto a USB device you shall be able to boot it up on a supported device - in this case, a Raspberry Pi 4 (4B or Pi 400).
Upstream versioning info:
Chromium: 96.0.4664.208
Platform: 14268.83.0
Chromium OS manifest: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/manifest.git/+/refs/heads/release-R96-14268.B
Highlights:
- Supports Google/FydeOS/local account types
- Added a distinctive openFyde branding
Full Changelog:
https://github.com/openFyde/overlay-rpi4-openfyde/commits/r96
Checksum:
sha256sum(rpi4-openfyde_r96.img.xz): f4c4ed277d78265e79e0656334f696b7d2a8be9f9f2de76933bda4637b70ea07