You can use the DSU Loader to test out android 12 beta on your Oneplus 8 Pro and most likely all Oneplus devices on Android 11.
Edit: Thanks to a friendly reminder I just received, for anyone who isn't using an 8 Pro and above this will either not work completely, freeze your device until you hard restart it or simply reboot and do weird things
Shen Ron said:
You can use the DSU Loader to test out android 12 beta on your Oneplus 8 Pro and most likely all Oneplus devices on Android 11
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How? Where to find it
Addymore said:
How? Where to find it
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Go into Settings>System Settings>Developer Options then you will see the DSU Loader option select it and you will see 2 GSI options. And even if your rooted you can still try it since I've tested it
Shen Ron said:
Go into Settings>System Settings>Developer Options then you will see the DSU Loader option select it and you will see 2 GSI options. And even if your rooted you can still try it since I've tested it
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How is it
MariusKv said:
How is it
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For now, it doesn't load beta 12 as it should after testing for a few hours. You pretty much go back to stock OOS 11 and have very limited storage for anything so it doesn't work as intended and no performance issues either. Mostly a disappointment since no actuality beta 12 to test
Shen Ron said:
For now, it doesn't load beta 12 as it should after testing for a few hours. You pretty much go back to stock OOS 11 and have very limited storage for anything so it doesn't work as intended and no performance issues either. Mostly a disappointment since no actuality beta 12 to test
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Ok
Maybe update the OP mate.
There's nothing to update unless I'm switching to the Beta which I'd rather stay on stable 11
I tried it but it rebooted to qualcomm crash dump and said "Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly."
Shen Ron said:
There's nothing to update unless I'm switching to the Beta which I'd rather stay on stable 11
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Actually it does the thread looks like a route to android 12 yet when you get here you have to read several posts until you learn that it will cause problems..and that the reason of the thread is pointless.
So yes it does merit a change, it's borderline clickbait
Don't work on 7 or 7 pro
Although it supports treble project
But may be it doesn't support dynamic partitions
Shen Ron said:
There's nothing to update unless I'm switching to the Beta which I'd rather stay on stable 11
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Bud , youre encouraging people to crap out their phones. Be decent and warn them in your OP,
caniranges said:
Bud , youre encouraging people to crap out their phones. Be decent and warn them in your OP,
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Thanks for the reminder, I completely forgot about this due to work
Related
edit: latest 14.1 base out with fixed camera and booting
edit: alpha6 is out, sensors fixed, but camera is completely broken
So I finally have a decent enough port of SFOS on bullhead
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKWHeTUiU34
Thats an old video but a quick demo.
http://images.devaamo.fi/sfe/bullhead/
images can be retrieved from the above
Flash the latest stock image for your base and boot into it. for android 7 thats 7.1.2 (N2G48C, Aug 2017) and android 6 thats 6.0.1 (MTC20K)
Reboot to twrp
Format data
Reboot to twrp again
copy over the zips
flash cm or lineage from prefered base, but 14.1 is better.
Flash sfos zip
Working
Audio
Calls
Texts
Data
Wifi
Camera
Sensors
Not Working :~( :
Fingerprint scanner
Bluetooth
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Issue with install apps from the app store or warehouse?
need to setup password in developer options
devel-su pkcon refresh
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also since store is sometimes a bit meh, you can use
https://openrepos.net/content/basil/warehouse-sailfishos
best way to copy files onto device is through ssh, setup password in developer options
store is sometimes broken, you need to do devel-su pkcon refresh in terminal, need to set password up in developer options.
OTA - Over the Air update
Best way to update SailfishOS is by using an ssh connection to the phone.
Disable all patches and Openrepos repositories before updating.
Before updating use
Set desired release version, for example 2.2.0.29:
ssu release 2.2.0.29
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Refresh the package cache:
devel-su pkcon refresh
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Upgrade SailfishOS:
version --dup
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Reboot the phone and enjoy the new release.
this wouldnt of been possible from the immense amount of help from the guys @freenode#sailfishos-porters
Really nice job! hope we can get all working in near future
Awesome cant wait to see stable build!
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
Can this be installed with multirom as secondary rom?
m4r0v3r said:
So I finally have a decent enough port of SFOS on bullhead
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKWHeTUiU34
Thats an old video but a quick demo.
http://images.devaamo.fi/sfe/bullhead/
images can be retrieved from the above
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Nice job, fingers crossed for getting other features to work!
btw. which vendor to use with it?
latest 6.0.1
fnldstntn said:
Can this be installed with multirom as secondary rom?
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never tried it, didnt know we had a multirom stable.
on hammerhead it works fine as 2nd rom.
Holy crap this is awesome! I was waiting for a sailfish os port since I switched from my nexus 4. Is there a way for me (as an non-coder) to help you out somehow?
Oh and do you think it is possible that camera will work in the future or is this a missing driver code thing?
m4r0v3r said:
never tried it, didnt know we had a multirom stable.
on hammerhead it works fine as 2nd rom.
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Yes there is a stable multurom on jolla kernel tread but in that case probably i will need to use the cm13 as primery rom to becouse of the vendor.
OMG a New Rom i don't know sailfish Os wow i go to try it
Thank you very much for your work
Really nice, sadly i need the camera for my work so i cant use as DD
Renaf2 said:
OMG a New Rom i don't know sailfish Os wow i go to try it
Thank you very much for your work
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Not a rom, it is a completely different operating system so no android apps.
giantflash said:
Holy crap this is awesome! I was waiting for a sailfish os port since I switched from my nexus 4. Is there a way for me (as an non-coder) to help you out somehow?
Oh and do you think it is possible that camera will work in the future or is this a missing driver code thing?
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the camera thing is a 32bit/64bit issue atm so i'll see were I get with it, am also messing around trying to get sfos working on a Huawei P9
No android apps at all, we have sfdroid, but its not working on cm13 as far as I know.
Very cool indeed, def hope this goes further. Remember it on N5 and was awesome
It's a nice ROM. But on my N5X the WiFi and Data isn't working.So sad.
justf0127 said:
It's a nice ROM. But on my N5X the WiFi and Data isn't working.So sad.
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That was my fault, issue with PARANOID_ANDROID. New image thats been upped should fix the issue
Ah... So it seems that its source is based on cm13 built in 161222, then should I use December mm vendor or January mm vendor?
(Sorry for my bad English...)
Riskypedia said:
Ah... So it seems that its source is based on cm13 built in 161222, then should I use December mm vendor or January mm vendor?
(Sorry for my bad English...)
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December probably.
And I know I'm bothering, but another question...
Is this rom doesn't contain boot animation? Cuz I saw cm13 booted well, but after flashing this over cm13 I can't see anything except google logo. Should I set my bootloader to the latest one?
6.0.1 (MTC20L) is what am using
https://www.xda-developers.com/stock-android-oreo-huawei-mate-9-project-treble/amp/
wmfreak said:
https://www.xda-developers.com/stock-android-oreo-huawei-mate-9-project-treble/amp/
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Let's hope more to follow.
His latest update has me super excited. He says it's now fully functional. Awesome work!!
Not quite fully functional
moxiot said:
His latest update has me super excited. He says it's now fully functional. Awesome work!!
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I read the article along with the update, It's not quite fully functional, still quite a ways from being a working rom but he has shown that project treble does work and is somewhat viable. from looking at his screenshots the ril (sim stuff) is not working yet, I made some suggestions to him regarding his build that might fix that but he hasn't gotten back to me. Still not there yet but at least it shows that a generic AOSP Android can be installed and booted (at least the system and data images) by virtue of project treble. There are still a lot of things that are closed source relating to the hardware on our device and the SoC itself.
NFC not working, BT is wonky, FPS is not enabled, Keyboard is crashing when opening numbers/special chars, no HotSpot/Tethering, RIL does somewhat work but requires some more work on the actual device overlay.
But the essential things are working, Video Enc/Dec, Camera (Video, Photo), LEDs, Audio, HWC, vulkan, WiFi, BT (atleast its visible when i scan for it), power hal, maybe i forgot a few things ..
I've tested a self-compiled build on my H8 Pro, and thats the result, so i'd expect some similar situation for the Mate 9.
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OldDroid said:
NFC not working, BT is wonky, FPS is not enabled, Keyboard is crashing when opening numbers/special chars, no HotSpot/Tethering, RIL does somewhat work but requires some more work on the actual device overlay.
But the essential things are working, Video Enc/Dec, Camera (Video, Photo), LEDs, Audio, HWC, vulkan, WiFi, BT (atleast its visible when i scan for it), power hal, maybe i forgot a few things ..
I've tested a self-compiled build on my H8 Pro, and thats the result, so i'd expect some similar situation for the Mate 9.
Regards
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Thanks for the report. Let's hope to see a stable build in the near future.
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OldDroid said:
NFC not working, BT is wonky, FPS is not enabled, Keyboard is crashing when opening numbers/special chars, no HotSpot/Tethering, RIL does somewhat work but requires some more work on the actual device overlay.
But the essential things are working, Video Enc/Dec, Camera (Video, Photo), LEDs, Audio, HWC, vulkan, WiFi, BT (atleast its visible when i scan for it), power hal, maybe i forgot a few things ..
I've tested a self-compiled build on my H8 Pro, and thats the result, so i'd expect some similar situation for the Mate 9.
Regards
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Did a build myself for the HiKey 960 reference board that uses the same SoC as the mate 9 and am doing a generic arm64 build right now, I'll be testing the both out when I get a chance. I think that I might have a little more luck with the HiKey build as it is the same SoC. It's a work in progress but project treble is showing some promise. I'm looking at making a flashable (in twrp) that will install the AOSP build (whichever one works)
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Did a build myself for the HiKey 960 reference board that uses the same SoC as the mate 9 and am doing a generic arm64 build right now, I'll be testing the both out when I get a chance. I think that I might have a little more luck with the HiKey build as it is the same SoC. It's a work in progress but project treble is showing some promise. I'm looking at making a flashable (in twrp) that will install the AOSP build (whichever one works)
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Thanks my dear friend for your work and interest on our beloved Mate 9.
Thanks
albertobom said:
Thanks my dear friend for your work and interest on our beloved Mate 9.
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You are very welcome, this all is a work in progress but from what I see so far project treble is going to make development easier in the future. I might try installing the boot image from my HiKey build to see how that works, it's the same SoC as our devices so it "should" boot, it's kernel version 4.9 which is the latest and supposedly greatest so we will see. If it doesn't boot I can always flash back the stock Oreo boot image.
I got a spare Mate 9 and can install and test stuff, happy to help
I'll keep that in mind
Exelios said:
I got a spare Mate 9 and can install and test stuff, happy to help
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I'll keep that in mind, I will be uploading my system.img and custdata.img for both builds when this one gets finished (takes forever on my old PC) they can be flashed via fastboot provided your bootloader is unlocked. I'll post the links after I get them uploaded.
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I'll keep that in mind, I will be uploading my system.img and custdata.img for both builds when this one gets finished (takes forever on my old PC) they can be flashed via fastboot provided your bootloader is unlocked. I'll post the links after I get them uploaded.
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Sounds good, yes my device is unlocked and on Oreo beta with oreo TWRP and everything, I'm not new to this
revjamescarver said:
I'll keep that in mind, I will be uploading my system.img and custdata.img for both builds when this one gets finished (takes forever on my old PC) they can be flashed via fastboot provided your bootloader is unlocked. I'll post the links after I get them uploaded.
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Only progress on this?
Rebuilding
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Only progress on this?
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I'm rebuilding, there is a thread on AOSP here https://forum.xda-developers.com/project-treble so I'm following the work there to see what changes to the framework need to be made, my build hung at 99% so I ended up starting it over, I think my build machine is running out of memory and the Java compiler is chocking. his v2 build boots and is mostly functional you can download it on his thread. His build is based on the 8.0.0-vts_r4 testing branch and mine is the 8.0.0_r34 release branch. You can download a build based on his changes and the vts branch here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wMa_dgkWrqbC9i4GxUNOQlH0qIwffPph/view?usp=drivesdk
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I'm rebuilding, there is a thread on AOSP here https://forum.xda-developers.com/project-treble so I'm following the work there to see what changes to the framework need to be made, my build hung at 99% so I ended up starting it over, I think my build machine is running out of memory and the Java compiler is chocking. his v2 build boots and is mostly functional you can download it on his thread. His build is based on the 8.0.0-vts_r4 testing branch and mine is the 8.0.0_r34 release branch. You can download a build based on his changes and the vts branch here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wMa_dgkWrqbC9i4GxUNOQlH0qIwffPph/view?usp=drivesdk
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Thanks. Can you confirm Galileo satellites are being picked up with AOSP Oreo? Should see EU flags in https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.android.gpstest
See stock ROM results at http://www.startlr.com/we-tried-galileo-huawei-mate-9-already-sees-the-european-satellites/
Galileo
tiennemannes said:
Thanks. Can you confirm Galileo satellites are being picked up with AOSP Oreo? Should see EU flags in https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.android.gpstest
See stock ROM results at http://www.startlr.com/we-tried-galileo-huawei-mate-9-already-sees-the-european-satellites/
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Haven't tried it out, it's supposed to but I'll have to check that out, there was a report of taking a very long time to get a fix off GPS, but nothing specific to Galileo.
revjamescarver said:
Haven't tried it out, it's supposed to but I'll have to check that out, there was a report of taking a very long time to get a fix off GPS, but nothing specific to Galileo.
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Yeah, saw the same (that's why I'm curious).
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tiennemannes said:
Yeah, saw the same (that's why I'm curious).
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Yeah, the whole ASOP and treble thing is definitely a work in progress and it's going to take a little time to get that all working with the phone hardware properly but once it gets all figured out it is going to make updates easy and open the door to a lot of possibilities with custom ROMs
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Yeah, the whole ASOP and treble thing is definitely a work in progress and it's going to take a little time to get that all working with the phone hardware properly but once it gets all figured out it is going to make updates easy and open the door to a lot of possibilities with custom ROMs
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Indeed, this stuff is exciting. My mate 9 should arrive tomorrow.... Can't wait.
Is the kernel compiled too from AOSP, or is that pre-compiled already in a boot.img?
Kernel
tiennemannes said:
Indeed, this stuff is exciting. My mate 9 should arrive tomorrow.... Can't wait.
Is the kernel compiled too from AOSP, or is that pre-compiled already in a boot.img?
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No, in order to use the AOSP build you have to install Oreo beforehand, there are beta builds available for a few of the mate 9 variants right now but the "official" Oreo updates should start rolling out sometime in December. I had downloaded and installed the beta for the US variant.
KEEP THIS THREAD
## I am not a developer, im just compiling the rom and sharing it with yous. I cannot fix bugs. If a real developer wants to take over and try and fix bugs. Go ahead. Ill take my thread down and let you go ahead
Download for AEX:
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=746010030569954558
Device tree: https://github.com/GZOSP-Devices/device_oneplus_dumpling
Kernel: https://github.com/GZR-Kernels/kernel_oneplus_msm8998
/// https://github.com/GZOSP-Devices/dev...msm8998-common
Github sources: https://github.com/AospExtended
Thanks to the GZOSP Team for their kernel & device tree sources.
Full Credit to @quake73 who compiled this first rom and made this possible. He's apart of the oneplus 5 forums and has been kind enough to let me share his work. Please thank him.
I didnt get this to boot encyrpted from oos but i am running it encrypted and it booted. If you find a way to run it encrypted, please tell everyone as this is a test atm
INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS:
Open beta 3 firmware 17/02/18
Full wipe/FORMAT data
Install rom
(optional) Unoffical gapps 8.1.0
Magisk 15.3 (Magisk recommended)
no verity zip op5 v2
reboot
Whats working on the first build
Boot
Camera
4g
Calls and text
whats not working
Idk you tell us?
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Pixel experience rom 8.1.0 here (not aosp extended). Don't know if i should make a new thread in the right place after what happened.
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=818070582850493350
I just flashed this now and testing it now. It boots.
Front camera doesn't work in pixel experience.
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XDA:DevDB Information
ASOP-EXTENEDED, ROM for the OnePlus 5T
Contributors
Jamie_oppo, @quake73
ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo
ROM Kernel: Linux 4.x
ROM Firmware Required: Open beta 3
Based On: AOSP
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2018-02-17
Last Updated 2018-02-17
Something's not right. Either my XDA app is screwed up, or there are like 30 different versions of this same thread all created a second apart.
gorilla p said:
Something's not right. Either my XDA app is screwed up, or there are like 30 different versions of this same thread all created a second apart.
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+1
gorilla p said:
something's not right. Either my xda app is screwed up, or there are like 30 different versions of this same thread all created a second apart.
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omg so sorry. I thought my browser was broken. Thats me pressing refresh. Help!!! Modirators . Please close all but this one
Only thing that seems to be missing. Is pocket detection. Other wise I haven't found any bugs.
Yay! This ROM was my favourite on the Moto Z Play! And now Extend on our OP 5T! Outstanding!!! [emoji4]
Sent from my [device_name] using XDA-Developers Legacy app
Just in case u got lost in all my threads (sorry again). Here's some screenshots
Jamie_oppo said:
## I am not a developer...
Full Credit to @quake73 who compiled this first rom and made this possible. He's apart of the oneplus 5 forums and has been kind enough to let me share his work. Please thank him.
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Per the sticky posted in the Development section titled "Device Forum Rules (Please Read before posting)," all ROMs posted there must be your own work. ROM shares may be posted in the How-To section.
Be sure to follow the forum rules and posted stickies when posting.
THREAD MOVED
Nice share.:fingers-crossed:
Just tested playing around for 10 min. works fine.
I don't know if I missed something but I followed instructions to flash the rom but after waiting for 1 hour, I couldn't get the rom to boot. This also happens on the Pixel Experience rom you shared in your original post.
I flashed Lineage OS 15.1 after trying and that rom booted after 3 minutes, so I think the issue is in the roms.
Is always on display included?
awells845 said:
I don't know if I missed something but I followed instructions to flash the rom but after waiting for 1 hour, I couldn't get the rom to boot. This also happens on the Pixel Experience rom you shared in your original post.
I flashed Lineage OS 15.1 after trying and that rom booted after 3 minutes, so I think the issue is in the roms.
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Are you on open beta 3 firmware? If so are you decrypted or encrypted. For me. It didn't boot while encrypted. But it did while being decrypted.
Same with pixel ex. If it doesn't boot in 3-10 min. Its not going to boot
Jamie_oppo said:
Are you on open beta 3 firmware? If so are you decrypted or encrypted. For me. It didn't boot while encrypted. But it did while being decrypted.
Same with pixel ex. If it doesn't boot in 3-10 min. Its not going to boot
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Yeah I used Beta 3 firmware before flashing the rom. Managed to get it to boot after decrypt (format data in recovery)
Just flashed it and was happy to see it has Slim Recents.
Very cool ROM. Will keep an eye on it!
CZ Eddie said:
Just flashed it and was happy to see it has Slim Recents.
Very cool ROM. Will keep an eye on it!
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Can you check if always on display is included?
Danish2980 said:
Can you check if always on display is included?
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I'm 95% sure it does. I'm not using this rom. I need my oos cam so I'm back on ob3. I can't confirm 100% but I think it does.
Guys. Again from the same dev, nitrogen os.
Here's his work. I've not tested it on my device. If someone wants to test nitrogen os 8.1.0. U might need to be decrypted. Check if mist things work. Check if front camera works also. Gl hopes it works. Currently I don't have time to test it.
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=746010030569955655
3 minutes to boot?
awells845 said:
I don't know if I missed something but I followed instructions to flash the rom but after waiting for 1 hour, I couldn't get the rom to boot. This also happens on the Pixel Experience rom you shared in your original post.
I flashed Lineage OS 15.1 after trying and that rom booted after 3 minutes, so I think the issue is in the roms.
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Honestly even 3 minutes is too long for a boot on this device. It's got 6 - 8 gigs of ddr4 ram with a snapdragon 835 - if the boot is taking longer than 1 minute I start to get worried about a bootloop. Usually it's a 15 - 30 second process on the first boot, and even shorter on reboots.
Am I crazy wrong about this? I swear my boots never take longer than a moment.
preference said:
Honestly even 3 minutes is too long for a boot on this device. It's got 6 - 8 gigs of ddr4 ram with a snapdragon 835 - if the boot is taking longer than 1 minute I start to get worried about a bootloop. Usually it's a 15 - 30 second process on the first boot, and even shorter on reboots.
Am I crazy wrong about this? I swear my boots never take longer than a moment.
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Format data in recovery then copy the ROM and Gapps to the device and flash. Should solve the issue. It did for me.
I sold my 5T. OnePlus are rumoured to go into administration soon over the company collecting and selling customer's data in China. Various members of the company have left, it was just this week that Adam Krisko from OnePlus left and he's one of the developers of Oxygen OS. It was a good wave for OnePlus.
Jamie_oppo said:
Guys. Again from the same dev, nitrogen os.
Here's his work. I've not tested it on my device. If someone wants to test nitrogen os 8.1.0. U might need to be decrypted. Check if mist things work. Check if front camera works also. Gl hopes it works. Currently I don't have time to test it.
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=746010030569955655
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Tested ROM with ob1 & ob3, fp not working
If you click picture(front & back cam) holding in portrait mode pictures are forced to landscape.
Rest is Good
I am rooted with Twrp and Majisk. I want to try out the Android Q beta, but want to make sure I install it properly. Was wondering if anyone has done this yet and what the best way to do this is?
Bildo41383 said:
I am rooted with Twrp and Majisk. I want to try out the Android Q beta, but want to make sure I install it properly. Was wondering if anyone has done this yet and what the best way to do this is?
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No one has. It doesn't exist yet.
idkwhothatis123 said:
No one has. It doesn't exist yet.
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My bad, it's a developer preview.
Flash dp3 , flash twrp installer
Reboot recovery
Flash again dp3, flash again twrp installer
Reboot system
Bildo41383 said:
My bad, it's a developer preview.
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Just wait a week. Don't use the developer preview. It's a really bad build and not stable at all.
The open beta is said to be coming out by the end of this month. Meaning it will be dropping this week unless there's been some sort of last minute critical bug found (doubtful).
hartleyshc said:
Just wait a week. Don't use the developer preview. It's a really bad build and not stable at all.
The open beta is said to be coming out by the end of this month. Meaning it will be dropping this week unless there's been some sort of last minute critical bug found (doubtful).
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Yep, any day now. Don't waste your time with the developer preview.
Sent from my ONEPLUS A6013 using Tapatalk
I am wondering if it makes sense to root the Pixel 3A XL in order to remove system apps and increase battery? Has anyone come out with a ROm that is mostly just stock, but with all of the junked removed? I don't really need root access like most people do. I just want to use the basic features of the phone "camera, internet browsing, email, finger print reader, etc and get the most battery life possible. I use an app like greenify to kill apps but that doesn't work on system apps. Is LineagOS this sort of thing?
A custom kernel will do far more for battery savings then rooting will. And there are several Roms in various states of completion in the works right now, including my own but not very many I would consider ready for prime time and none Ive seen yet that are what youre looking for. Stock AOSP is very different then stock Google and typically when a Rom dev goes that far they also add lots of other customizations which may or may not be to your liking.
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A custom kernel will do far more for battery savings then rooting will. And there are several Roms in various states of completion in the works right now, including my own but not very many I would consider ready for prime time and none Ive seen yet that are what youre looking for. Stock AOSP is very different then stock Google and typically when a Rom dev goes that far they also add lots of other customizations which may or may not be to your liking.
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Thanks for your response. Could you point me in the direction of where I can read about and follow the progress of the projects you are referring to?
dr0832 said:
Thanks for your response. Could you point me in the direction of where I can read about and follow the progress of the projects you are referring to?
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There are a couple on here and the 3a XL forums. Im sure all the big dev teams have unofficial builds for both devices as well. As I build my own Rom I dont keep up on this too closely though.
dr0832 said:
Thanks for your response. Could you point me in the direction of where I can read about and follow the progress of the projects you are referring to?
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Agree. Custom kernel might be all you need at first.
I switched to a custom kernel by flair2 for a different reason, as I was looking for LZMA compression support for TWRP, but I'm quite happy with the battery benefits that kernel brought to my Pixel 3a. You can find it here - https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3a/development/kernel-pixel-3a-xl-elementalx-1-01-t3931185
pasha_d said:
Agree. Custom kernel might be all you need at first.
I switched to a custom kernel by flair2 for a different reason, as I was looking for LZMA compression support for TWRP, but I'm quite happy with the battery benefits that kernel brought to my Pixel 3a. You can find it here - https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3a/development/kernel-pixel-3a-xl-elementalx-1-01-t3931185
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Will this work on the Pixel 3A XL as well? I assume they are the same besides the size.
dr0832 said:
Will this work on the Pixel 3A XL as well? I assume they are the same besides the size.
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Kernels for these devices are interchangeable.
pasha_d said:
Agree. Custom kernel might be all you need at first.
I switched to a custom kernel by flair2 for a different reason, as I was looking for LZMA compression support for TWRP, but I'm quite happy with the battery benefits that kernel brought to my Pixel 3a. You can find it here - https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3a/development/kernel-pixel-3a-xl-elementalx-1-01-t3931185
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Are you running it on Android 9 or 10? I haven't updated to 10 because I have heard of issues with battery life after doing this update.
dr0832 said:
Are you running it on Android 9 or 10? I haven't updated to 10 because I have heard of issues with battery life after doing this update.
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Battery on 10 is better than on Pie. I get roughly 10% better battery since updating. My guess is those experiencing it didnt clean flash 10 and just took the OTA.
Is there a guide that explains how to do that? I'm pretty inexperienced with all this.
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Battery on 10 is better than on Pie. I get roughly 10% better battery since updating. My guess is those experiencing it didnt clean flash 10 and just took the OTA.
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dr0832 said:
Is there a guide that explains how to do that? I'm pretty inexperienced with all this.
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A clean flash involves a factory reset. Be sure to back up any files to a different storage medium (PC, cloud, etc.) Once backed up, just use the factory image provided by Google.
Main page (has instructions): https://developers.google.com/android/images
3a December image: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/sargo-qq1a.191205.011-factory-c5ec22ee.zip
3a XL December image: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/bonito-qq1a.191205.011-factory-af411823.zip
The included .bat file (bat for windows, sh for Linux or Mac) is what you run. Be sure you get the latest fastboot drivers so you have no issues flashing in fastbootd. For future updates, just flash the stock boot image before taking the update or download the next month's image and delete the -w flag in the bat/sh file. That is the wipe switch.
dr0832 said:
Are you running it on Android 9 or 10? I haven't updated to 10 because I have heard of issues with battery life after doing this update.
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I started using EX kernel on 9 to get permanent TWRP, but still using it now on 10, where we don't have TWRP. So I like that kernel a lot.