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I installed this on a OnePlus 6T (Oxygen OS 11.1.2.2), and I see the liveboot text for a second in the very beginning, but shortly after there's the OnePlus animation shown for most of the boot :(
I then see another short flash of liveboot text before asked to enter my pin.

Is there a method to override this animation? A different installation method or a config file?
Or is it a bug in this software?

Looks like Google broke something again with the release of Android 14!

Are there plans to update LiveBoot to support Android 12? I've been trying to dig through the code to figure out how I could make it work, but I have not made any progress.

I get the error when I run /data/user_de/0/eu.chainfire.liveboot/files/test:

java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: android.view.SurfaceControl.setSize [int, int]
        at java.lang.Class.getMethod(Class.java:2072)
        at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredMethod(Class.java:2050)
        at R.b.m(SourceFile:1)
        at R.b.run(SourceFile:60)
        at V.d.main(SourceFile:42)
        at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit.nativeFinishInit(Native Method)
        at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit.main(RuntimeInit.java:338)

1.84 doesn't have the problem.

Hello, can you request to include your app in the F-Droid repository? You can open an issue in their Request For Packaging (FRP) repository.

Automatically generate liveboot Magisk Module to achieve System-less installation.

I updated to the release version from xda after the debug one worked from another issue here (thank you chainfire!) and then after almost a day I started having multiple crashes and reboots that were seemingly random and the only new app/mod was liveboot and after I uninstalled it and it stopped rebooting randomly. I know how to record logcats but don't they get erased on boot? So idk how id save one from a crash

I'm on stock rooted OnePlus oos 14 NA version

Please advise and I'll do whatever you want for me to collect but I won't be able to answer for about 12hrs just started a road trip with liveboot uninstalled and it's been stable the past hour with no reboots since uninstall

I can't seem to uninstall liveboot after installing it

As you can see, the uninstall option is grayed out

I'm on Android 14

Today many devices use erofs format for system partition by default and can't be write directly, so is there any way still working today?

To make it a little more useful and more unix-like: I think it would be better if you only see the successful boot stages in a systemd style and ofc. all error messages. At the current version, there are so many messages, that you can't read them all.

That means like so: (Image from Wikipedia)

There was already a discussion about this in the "symbuzzer/livebootmodule" repository.
-> symbuzzer/livebootmodule#7