Signal bar is broken, it's like empty most of the time.Both launched yesterday and are currently affected by several bugs. The unofficial Lineage OS 17.1 projects are also in their infancy. Unlocking the bootloader of your device is a prerequisite for installing TWRP, too. Please keep in mind that you must have TWRP installed before you can flash Lineage OS 17.1, or any custom ROM for that matter. LineageOS is, for those who are unaware, an open-source OS that forked from CyanogenMod in 2016. Several on the XDA Developers forums have already brought Lineage OS 17.1 to the Galaxy S8, S8 Plus and Note 8, albeit an unofficial version of it. Thankfully, community developers are on hand where official developers are not. Samsung is releasing One UI 2.0 to newer but less powerful smartphones than its trio of former flagships too, so we doubt there are any hardware restrictions at play. By extension, this would apply to the Galaxy S8 Plus too, although all three are capable of running Google's latest OS. If the company's past behaviour is anything to go by, then the Galaxy S8 and Note 8 will be abandoned on Android 9.0 Pie builds of One UI. While Samsung prompted speculation last week that the Galaxy S8 and Note 8 would eventually receive One UI 2.0, its custom version of Android 10, there are no guarantees.
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