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Which recovery are you using? TWRP or CWM
Twrp made the switch and just never looked back
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Cwm all the way, unless you want to mess up your device then go twrp route
It's a poll but I bet it quickly turns into a BEST thread. Good luck OP
caribouxda said:
Cwm all the way, unless you want to mess up your device then go twrp route
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TWRP has yet to mess my phone up......?
Twrp latest
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Twrp ofc
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zephiK said:
TWRP has yet to mess my phone up......?
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I need a hdd 1TB to enter all the users reporting failed recovery faoled to flash rom etc. Go check the thread you are fanboy of
do people still use CWM recovery??
I don't like either, but Sticking with CWM for now. I hope we can work on bringing Philz recovery to the N5 when he updates sources to CM 11.
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I don't like either, but Sticking with CWM for now. I hope we can work on bringing Philz recovery to the N5 when he updates sources to CM 11.
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link to that recovery? i know its not on the n5 yet, but id like to see the features, etc.
Zepius said:
link to that recovery? i know its not on the n5 yet, but id like to see the features, etc.
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This is a link to the development thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2201860
To get this on the N5, we need to be able to first, compile stock CWM on our device (well we know that can be done). Then we need to be able to compile Philz source on our device tree in the same way. Then Phil will be able to release for the N5.
Of course, he will need to update his sources to CM 11 first, which will take time but once he does, we can do post 2 of that thread.
Please, no one reading this post go into the Philz development thread asking for support or ETA!!!
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This is a link to the development thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2201860
To get this on the N5, we need to be able to first, compile stock CWM on our device (well we know that can be done). Then we need to be able to compile Philz source on our device tree in the same way. Then Phil will be able to release for the N5.
Of course, he will need to update his sources to CM 11 first, which will take time but once he does, we can do post 2 of that thread.
Please, no one reading this post go into the Philz development thread asking for support or ETA!!!
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i can see why you like it/want it. it does have a nice amount of features. thanks for the link.
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i can see why you like it/want it. it does have a nice amount of features. thanks for the link.
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Yep it's a great recovery. Can't wait to get it back.
Twrp
TWRP because I was not happy that CWM was charging extra for the touch version even though I had purchased rom manager. TWRP offered it free and it looks better.
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Anyone with TWRP have wiping / flashing rom issues?
We no longer need the rm -fr with 2.6.3.4 to wipe normally?
I like CWM but I just love the simplicity of TWRP so TWRP for me.
JCreazy said:
TWRP because I was not happy that CWM was charging extra for the touch version even though I had purchased rom manager. TWRP offered it free and it looks better.
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CWM is free too. you just have to flash it yourself.
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CWM is free too. you just have to flash it yourself.
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I know that but at the time I didn't know how to. I've learned a lot since then though.
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Q&A for [TWRP][osprey] TWRP for Moto G 2015
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worked smoothly
worked well! temporary boot went swimmingly, and root went with no problems. phone arrived from amazon and had an unlocked bootloader + rooted in under 8 minutes =) very many thanks to you!
working well up untill i flshed xposed...
Recovery works perfectly for me. Thanks a lot!
So guys, let me be the one who asks first: how are you guys rooting the MotoG3?
After unlocking the bootloader & installing TWRP as described in the main thread, when you go to reboot, the recovery points out that you're not rooted and asks if you'd like it done. Neat & simple.
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Thanks, @davidstelephone! So IIRC, as soon as you unlock your bootloader, the warranty is void, is that right?
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Thanks, @davidstelephone! So IIRC, as soon as you unlock your bootloader, the warranty is void, is that right?
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When you go to the motorola unlock page and enter the codes, it does say that, yes.
I guess it should work on dual sim versions too
is it official twrp??
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is it official twrp??
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No, it's not yet official. I need to fix encryption support. I haven't had time to look into it. Once encryption support is fixed, then I'll look at having it made official. It'll probably be a few weeks before I get around to fixing crypto. So if anyone wants to fix it themselves, feel free to do so and submit a pull request, and I'll gladly integrate it and give credit.
As @vandermark says... "It looks like USB-OTG is not working in this TWRP"
It simply shows an unmount button. No option to mount.
Apart from that all good. I have not tested apart from flash SU
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USB OTG
Hi! USB-OTG is not working! You think that I can replace for TWRP 2.7.0.0?
Im using a XT1543, 5.1.1 DUAL SIM
THNKS !
does backup and restore work properly?
screen flickering (flashing)
somebody observe after root and unlock bootloader the phone start flickering the screen (flashing) and the brightness control wont work???
sorry for bad english!
Crypto support
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No, it's not yet official. I need to fix encryption support. I haven't had time to look into it. Once encryption support is fixed, then I'll look at having it made official. It'll probably be a few weeks before I get around to fixing crypto. So if anyone wants to fix it themselves, feel free to do so and submit a pull request, and I'll gladly integrate it and give credit.
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Thank you so much for all your work! I will be sure to donate to keep you motivated
Didn't knew it Crypto was not supported until I encrypted my phone and ran into 'twrp could not mount /data and unable to find crypto footer' error. I am awaiting the crypto support for making my regular backups using TWRP.
Which one is better
Was wondering whether the cyanogen recovery or TWRP would be better??? I dont plan on using any advanced stuff just the basics to flash CM and blackups
TRONTC said:
Was wondering whether the cyanogen recovery or TWRP would be better??? I dont plan on using any advanced stuff just the basics to flash CM and blackups
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twrp is MUCH better then the cyanogenrecovery....
in your case you only want to do the normal flash... BUT if you get stuck twrp can help you out... with a inbuild filemanager and mtp/adb support ... cm cant
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TRONTC said:
Was wondering whether the cyanogen recovery or TWRP would be better??? I dont plan on using any advanced stuff just the basics to flash CM and blackups
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I'll second what SdtBarbarossa said. If you could look at both recoveries side by side you'd probably know right away which one you'd prefer. I don't see how you could go wrong with TWRP.
SD as internal CM13 - TWRP not seeing files
Hi all
I recently flashed CM13 unofficial and set SD card as internal, and its working great but i cant flash any files as all folders named *sdcard* in twrp are empty. Any suggestions??
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It's been about 2 years since a ROM has been built for this device, yet all other variant S3's are still developed for to this day, why?
Yeah, it would appear that way. I am looking today for a ROM as well. Mine is not a phone I use anymore for anything other than to play music, so I"m tempted to try a verizon or sprint ROM ha ha.
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Yeah, it would appear that way. I am looking today for a ROM as well. Mine is not a phone I use anymore for anything other than to play music, so I"m tempted to try a verizon or sprint ROM ha ha.
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Verizon(d2vzw) ROMs should not be too hard to port to d2usc.
Try this for starters, you'll need more info to go with this.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069850
Also, you might be able to flash it without changing anything, only issue might be camera or WiFi not working.
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It's been about 2 years since a ROM has been built for this device, yet all other variant S3's are still developed for to this day, why?
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I've modified lineage OS for the d2vzw to flash on a d2usc, it had quite a few issues which I believe are related to the baseband. Sound, cellular, etc would not work at all.
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Verizon(d2vzw) ROMs should not be too hard to port to d2usc.
Try this for starters, you'll need more info to go with this.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069850
Also, you might be able to flash it without changing anything, only issue might be camera or WiFi not working.
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I've modified lineage OS for the d2vzw to flash on a d2usc, it had quite a few issues which I believe are related to the baseband. Sound, cellular, etc would not work at all.
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I flashed straight up d2spr, and d2vzw and both worked ok, but as it was just stated, the sound wouldn't work, and probably the other things mentioned, I mostly noticed the sound, which is a deal breaker, because I'm using the device for sound lol.
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I flashed straight up d2spr, and d2vzw and both worked ok, but as it was just stated, the sound wouldn't work, and probably the other things mentioned, I mostly noticed the sound, which is a deal breaker, because I'm using the device for sound lol.
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I guess we're just out of luck :crying:
Anyone want to trade a d2usc for a d2vzw?
After a while of playing around, if you flash systemless SuperSU after forcing d2vzw lineage on it, it fixes sound for the next boot but the notification is stuck fading in and out like it's booting even if it finished long ago. I'm looking into building Lineage for d2usc, I'm new to it though.
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After a while of playing around, if you flash systemless SuperSU after forcing d2vzw lineage on it, it fixes sound for the next boot but the notification is stuck fading in and out like it's booting even if it finished long ago. I'm looking into building Lineage for d2usc, I'm new to it though.
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Maybe porting from one of the other variants would be easier.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069850
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Maybe porting from one of the other variants would be easier.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069850
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I don't think CM/Lineage is a TouchWiz ROM though.
Just realised it also points out how to port AOSP, but it says both ROMs must be the same Android version. The point of porting a d2vzw ROM to d2usc is for 7.1.1 which the d2vzw has but the d2usc doesn't. I've only seen 5.0 for the d2usc that has working sound and cellular.
Nevermind read a thread on how to convert sdat to img vise versa and modify it. I'll try it tomorrow.
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Nevermind [emoji14] read a thread on how to convert sdat to img vise versa and modify it. I'll try it tomorrow.
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Wondering about root doesn't seem we are getting much development on our u11 life
twinnfamous said:
Wondering about root doesn't seem we are getting much development on our u11 life
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Wondering the same thing or maybe it take time to get us root...it was easy to unlock bootloader for me no problem...but twrp is a no good on T-Mobile U Life[emoji22] as of right now for me anyway
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The lack of releases at this time is probably related to this phone being less than ten days old.
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The lack of releases at this time is probably related to this phone being less than ten days old.
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Exactly haha. Not sure why people are jumping the gun on development for this phone already. My Moto g5 plus took longer than this from its initial release to get development going. And now that phone is very active in the community.
Anyway, point is, just give it some time like this guy said. The phone isn't exactly a flagship anyway. And the Android one version hasn't even been released here yet.
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Exactly haha. Not sure why people are jumping the gun on development for this phone already. My Moto g5 plus took longer than this from its initial release to get development going. And now that phone is very active in the community.
Anyway, point is, just give it some time like this guy said. The phone isn't exactly a flagship anyway. And the Android one version hasn't even been released here yet.
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thanks for the comments. how long have you been in the developer scene with HTC. Also nobody is jumping the gun. We aren't allowed to go to devs and ask for eta's so I just made this thread so they may see and hopefully give some love to this phone. All I need is root and a recovery I can do the rest.
Look on the bright side, pixel 2 been out for a month. And even we are slow on development. You'll get root and probably a few roms, it will take time though.
Also the fact that bootloader is unlockable when phone cost less than $400 is kinda big deal
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thanks for the comments. how long have you been in the developer scene with HTC. Also nobody is jumping the gun. We aren't allowed to go to devs and ask for eta's so I just made this thread so they may see and hopefully give some love to this phone. All I need is root and a recovery I can do the rest.
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I could ask you the same question. If you've been in it so long yourself, why don't you figure this problem out yourself? Hah.
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I could ask you the same question. If you've been in it so long yourself, why don't you figure this problem out yourself? Hah.
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Very well put. I only usually get the flagship HTC phones but this time I chose this since it was T-Mobile specific. And I waited to long to get u11 so using this till next HTC flagship comes. I look forward to seeing you around.
HTC phones from my experience don't take too long to get root. They average about a month or so. Keep in mind my last HTC was the EVO LTE.
You don't need a custom recovery for root.
You can use Magisk to patch a stock boot.img for your device (for example, one found here) and flash the patched image via fastboot. Then you're rooted, and you didn't even need TWRP.
I won't be purchasing this device, so unfortunately I can't build a TWRP for it (that and I'm retiring in 8 posts). If someone else wants to pursue building it, I'm willing to offer minimal assistance.
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You don't need a custom recovery for root.
You can use Magisk to patch a stock boot.img for your device (for example, one found here and flash the patched image via fastboot. Then you're rooted, and you didn't even need TWRP.
I won't be purchasing this device, so unfortunately I can't build a TWRP for it (that and I'm retiring in 8 posts). If someone else wants to pursue building it, I'm willing to offer minimal assistance.
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Thanks so much for the info. I'm on to something now. About building it what can I use as a pre-built kernel or will I have to wait for source to drop? Sorry for using your last posts to help us
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Thanks so much for the info. I'm on to something now. About building it what can I use as a pre-built kernel or will I have to wait for source to drop? Sorry for using your last posts to help us
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There's a thread on xda about building TWRP. I've never built TWRP before, but I know about using build environments and whatnot. Google "how to build TWRP" I believe haha, as simple as it sounds it should come up in the top few results.
Anyway, I think you and I should help each other out here like you said. I'm using an older imac since I sold my old PC. It only has 4gb ram, but I'm going to install Ubuntu tomorrow on the Mac as a partition, and then hopefully I can get a build environment going quickly and start work.
What are you doing so far? Are you able to build too? Or maybe we can both research and bounce ideas off each other while I try it out. Whatever you prefer. Just PM me I guess.
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There's a thread on xda about building TWRP. I've never built TWRP before, but I know about using build environments and whatnot. Google "how to build TWRP" I believe haha, as simple as it sounds it should come up in the top few results.
Anyway, I think you and I should help each other out here like you said. I'm using an older imac since I sold my old PC. It only has 4gb ram, but I'm going to install Ubuntu tomorrow on the Mac as a partition, and then hopefully I can get a build environment going quickly and start work.
What are you doing so far? Are you able to build too? Or maybe we can both research and bounce ideas off each other while I try it out. Whatever you prefer. Just PM me I guess.
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I can build I have a great machine and all ready downloaded the source. The only difference in building twrp for a new device is we have to make our own files from scratch. And it would be nice if we had an ruu to restore back from if things don't go well during testing. We can figure it out. Help is always good more people trying different things usually gets results faster.
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I can build I have a great machine and all ready downloaded the source. The only difference in building twrp for a new device is we have to make our own files from scratch. And it would be nice if we had an ruu to restore back from if things don't go well during testing. We can figure it out. Help is always good more people trying different things usually gets results faster.
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I read somewhere about an emulator sorta program for testing your TWRP build without messing up your device.
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I can build I have a great machine and all ready downloaded the source. The only difference in building twrp for a new device is we have to make our own files from scratch. And it would be nice if we had an ruu to restore back from if things don't go well during testing. We can figure it out. Help is always good more people trying different things usually gets results faster.
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Did you try that magisk rooting (without TWRP) method? I haven't tried it yet.
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You don't need a custom recovery for root.
You can use Magisk to patch a stock boot.img for your device (for example, one found here) and flash the patched image via fastboot. Then you're rooted, and you didn't even need TWRP.
I won't be purchasing this device, so unfortunately I can't build a TWRP for it (that and I'm retiring in 8 posts). If someone else wants to pursue building it, I'm willing to offer minimal assistance.
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Happen to know where there may be stock boot.img files for the Life that are free? I don't want to pay for a membership on that site you linked..
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Did you try that magisk rooting (without TWRP) method? I haven't tried it yet.
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Happen to know where there may be stock boot.img files for the Life that are free? I don't want to pay for a membership on that site you linked..
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that's gonna be the hard part. Finding a boot.Img for T-Mobile version. There's no links to software anywhere that I've seen. We may be stuck waiting for an update just to get the files we need
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that's gonna be the hard part. Finding a boot.Img for T-Mobile version. There's no links to software anywhere that I've seen. We may be stuck waiting for an update just to get the files we need
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Yeah I think we're at a road block right now
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Yeah I think we're at a road block right now
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I'm not giving up I'm still gonna try whatever I can on my end.
Hopefully something good or I'll end up with a bricked device till ruu comes
I would love to eventually see a ROM that gives the T-Mobile variant a similar appeal as the Android One version. I bought the U11 Life as a backup to my Pixel 2 (and to benefit from T-Mobile's Carrier Freedom promo, as well) and I was very surprised as to how much I actually enjoyed using the phone!
Brought me back to the days when I had the One M7.
Just so everyone is aware...... Once you unlock your bootloader you can then go super CID, once you are super CID you can flash ANY GSM boot.img , so there is no roadblock on that end. The roadblock is no custom recovery, if we had a custom recovery then we are open to a world of wonders and amazement. So get to work......
I where just thinking why there isn't any development done yet, like on the other phones. Next day there would be a custom rom out there to try and use.
But with this Oneplus 6, it seems like i paused. I have been playing around with treble, and i have never done any dev and can't get things to work either. So i have to wait on the others to come out with something.
Does anyone know if there is something coming soon ?
Lineage ?
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I where just thinking why there isn't any development done yet, like on the other phones. Next day there would be a custom rom out there to try and use.
But with this Oneplus 6, it seems like i paused. I have been playing around with treble, and i have never done any dev and can't get things to work either. So i have to wait on the others to come out with something.
Does anyone know if there is something coming soon ?
Lineage ?
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give it time qc havent dropped the full sources yet i know of 2 roms and 2 kernels in testing stage and we all ready have one rom and 2 kernels alot has changed with this treble and making it harder for devs
We don't even have an official TWRP yet plus the A/B partition is making it difficult.
B3501 said:
We don't even have an official TWRP yet plus the A/B partition is making it difficult.
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Oh how I love these threads a week and a half after launch lol ok here's the thing treble isn't the culprit. If anything treble teases us with roms that have about an 80% chance of working lol. The real reason is.... Qualcomm hasn't dropped source yet for the 845. And also the Seamless updates(AB) is gonna be a small problem. But the fact we already have twrp working and things are about to get started is kinda exciting. But honestly it will come alot faster then the other devices with sd845. This device is a Dev magnet lol and OnePlus is one if not the best at releasing source and back to stock roms. So don't fret bro the device has only been out for a few weeks lol. Go boot Cosmic OS with treble. It's pretty fun to play with.
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I where just thinking why there isn't any development done yet, like on the other phones. Next day there would be a custom rom out there to try and use.
But with this Oneplus 6, it seems like i paused. I have been playing around with treble, and i have never done any dev and can't get things to work either. So i have to wait on the others to come out with something.
Does anyone know if there is something coming soon ?
Lineage ?
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No there will never be any ROMs, there will be no support ever.....
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Lol. First, the device is very new. Wait for the Dev support.
Secondly, no ETAs for anything. A thumb rule for XDA.
It's an OnePlus after all. Wait for it, development would start soon.
There is no device tree yet published by OnePlus. Only kernel sources. So it's just the waiting game
The device is still very new and most of the devs just got hands on it. Seeing two kernel, unofficial twrp and a custom debloated rom is pretty impressive considering the facts of A/B partition, project treble and not full sources dropped yet.
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No there will never be any ROMs, there will be no support ever.....
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Joyarup said:
The device is still very new and most of the devs just got hands on it. Seeing two kernel, unofficial twrp and a custom debloated rom is pretty impressive considering the facts of A/B partition, project treble and not full sources dropped yet.
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Info is out there, teach your self
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Info is out there, teach your self
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Everyone knows info is out there, we just have to be patient for developers to build or you build yourself?
you can try treble roms, there are quite a few to start with like AOSP, Lineage, Ressurection Remix etc.
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Everyone knows info is out there, we just have to be patient for developers to build or you build yourself?
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My comment was towards the op.
Don't know how I quoted multiple post.
intruda119 said:
My comment was towards the op.
Don't know how I quoted multiple post.
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Ah okay. My bad. Cheers!
intruda119 said:
Info is out there, teach your self
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I was being facetious, ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer....
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joemossjr said:
Oh how I love these threads a week and a half after launch lol ok here's the thing treble isn't the culprit. If anything treble teases us with roms that have about an 80% chance of working lol. The real reason is.... Qualcomm hasn't dropped source yet for the 845. And also the Seamless updates(AB) is gonna be a small problem. But the fact we already have twrp working and things are about to get started is kinda exciting. But honestly it will come alot faster then the other devices with sd845. This device is a Dev magnet lol and OnePlus is one if not the best at releasing source and back to stock roms. So don't fret bro the device has only been out for a few weeks lol. Go boot Cosmic OS with treble. It's pretty fun to play with.
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That's a great explanation.. Thnx mate..
The first has dropped:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...xxx-nolimits-1-0-speed-ram-optimized-t3799167
I'm sure they will come thick and fast within the not too distant future.
djrocks said:
That's a great explanation.. Thnx mate..
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https://www.xda-developers.com/qualcomm-snapdragon-845-kernel-source-code/
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SlyUK said:
The first has dropped:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...xxx-nolimits-1-0-speed-ram-optimized-t3799167
I'm sure they will come thick and fast within the not too distant future.
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Awesome
Even elemental kernel is live and there is one more kernel. Franken... Development thread is on fire today