Did somebody try the Beta/Dev Rom for the Poco F2 Pro? How it is?
Looks like in 2 weeks Google will release stable Android 11.
about Android11
it is unstable for now,some bank apps are crashed,and system is constantly reboot itself,however,you can enjoy new GPU driver.
Using for a while on China Developer ROM. There are no crashes or performance issues, but for me biggest deal breaker is that DJI Go 4 app isn't working at the moment. I hope they update it soon to work with Android 11.
Does the beta come with A/B partition for seamless updates? I heard Android 11 will require devices to be in an A/B partition system, which would come handy for OTA updates on rooted devices.
(Currently, we're on an A-only partition with MIUI12 & Android 10)
You could easily answer my question by installing Treble Check (from KevinT.) on the Play Store. The app checks which partition system is used on the device (currently says "Seamless System Updates Unsupported" with Android 10).
Eidenz said:
Does the beta come with A/B partition for seamless updates? I heard Android 11 will require devices to be in an A/B partition system, which would come handy for OTA updates on rooted devices.
(Currently, we're on an A-only partition with MIUI12 & Android 10)
You could easily answer my question by installing Treble Check (from KevinT.) on the Play Store. The app checks which partition system is used on the device (currently says "Seamless System Updates Unsupported" with Android 10).
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I have EU ROM Android 11 Beta weekly 20-08-20 installed. Treble Check says Only A partition, Seamless System updates Unsupported".
Alrighty, thank you.
I hope this will be in the first release of Android 11 in September. They are planning to make a virtual A/B partition for all devices.
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I heard Android 11 will require devices to be in an A/B partition system, which would come handy for OTA updates on rooted devices.
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AFAIK only devices launched with Android 11 are required to adopt it's new features like A/B partitions and enforced background processes handling.
Thats why we will not get it.
OK, So If any One Interested in Installing Stable ColorOS 12 C.36 on Global Units here I have a small guide for Installation.
Steps to Install ColorOS 12 C.36 Stable Android 12 on Oneplus 9 & 9 pro :
Make Sure you are running OxygenOS 12 open beta 1/2 : Download OxygenOS 12 open beta 1
Download Local update application : Download
Install Local update apk on OxygenOS 12 open beta 1/2.
Download ColorOS 12 C.36 : ColorOS C.36 12 Stable, Note: Official Servers are Slow, Join our Telegram group we can provide mirrors/fast downloads.
Place ColorOS 12 C.36 zip file internal storage, Make sure you don’t place file in any folder.
Open Local update app which was installed in that tap on gear Icon on right top corner – Select local update & Select file.
Once done reboot & Enjoy ColorOS 12 Stable update.
Note: You can’t Install OxygenOS 12 open beta if you are running latest version of OxygenOS 11.2.10.10, you need to Downgrade to OxygenOS 11.2.8.8 or OxygenOS 11.2.9.9.
If you guys want to check out video of ColorOS12 running on Global Oneplus 9 : Here we have video
Credit : My self techibee
ashokmor007 said:
OK, So If any One Interested in Installing Stable ColorOS 12 C.36 on Global Units here I have a small guide for Installation.
Steps to Install ColorOS 12 C.36 Stable Android 12 on Oneplus 9 & 9 pro :
Make Sure you are running OxygenOS 12 open beta 1/2 : Download OxygenOS 12 open beta 1
Download Local update application : Download
Install Local update apk on OxygenOS 12 open beta 1/2.
Download ColorOS 12 C.36 : ColorOS C.36 12 Stable, Note: Official Servers are Slow, Join our Telegram group we can provide mirrors/fast downloads.
Place ColorOS 12 C.36 zip file internal storage, Make sure you don’t place file in any folder.
Open Local update app which was installed in that tap on gear Icon on right top corner – Select local update & Select file.
Once done reboot & Enjoy ColorOS 12 Stable update.
Note: You can’t Install OxygenOS 12 open beta if you are running latest version of OxygenOS 11.2.10.10, you need to Downgrade to OxygenOS 11.2.8.8 or OxygenOS 11.2.9.9.
If you guys want to check out video of ColorOS12 running on Global Oneplus 9 : Here we have video
Credit : My self techibee
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how to get to open beta on the le2113. The open beta is only for le2115 and i cannot see the package in the system updates
How can i hacke wifi in one plus 9 without root
Dear members,
Which partitions have to copy to save backup related to IMEI number, data of modem, bluetooth, fingerprint, and other important system partitions on OnePlus 8 phone? I mean safety before flashing custom ROMs and possibly returning to the factory system Oxygen OS 11 in case of failure.
I am asking for your possible suggestions,
thank you.
OnePlus 8 Pro 256GB Device
OOS 11.0.10.10
TWRP 3.6 installed
Magisk 23.0 installed
Hello
To try to help you, I can tell you what information I was able to recover about backups before flashing roms other than OOS provided OTA by OnePlus.
It is necessary to back up, at least, the following partitions:
- Boot
- DTBO
- Recovery
- Super System (system_ext product vendor system)
These four partitions seem to be essential to operate the device if the custom rom is not suitable.
If you perform a "Nandroid" backup with TWRP, you can, as a precautionary measure, backup all partitions and restore them together as well and you will have an exact reproduction of all files, presentations, settings, apps and their data , etc
It is advisable to remove any password or unlock pattern to unlock the device before performing the backup.
Finally, I found a site that explains the different partitions for Android 11 but the names of these partitions seem not to be quite the same for OOS 11
Overview | Android Open Source Project
source.android.com
I don't know if my information will be useful to you.
I will be interested in what you can learn about this subject of safeguarding.
Best regards,
Thank you for the response and your help.
I have the same device.
It seems that there is also an issue such as the persistent partition, the loss of which may cause problems with the fingerprint unlock function. In the same forum section, users requests this partition after losing it after using the MSM tool.
It is not entirely clear to me which partitions in OnePlus 8 contain the IMEI number, modem data, bluetooth, etc. I found a hint after installing the Partitions Backup by wanam app, where the essential partitions for the backup copies are marked in color.
These are:
- MDM1M9KEFS1, MDM1M9KEFS2, MDM1M9KEFS3, MDM1M9KEFSC, MODEM_A, MODEM_B, MODEMDUMP, MODEMST1, MODEMST2
However, when it comes to a copy of Nandroid from TWRP, they are listed there:
metadata, Data (excl. storage), Boot, EFS, Modem, Persist, Recovery, VBmeta and Super.
There are 2 questions: 1. Which of these partitions to include in the OOS backup 2. What is safer to use: fastboot mode or TWRP?
Best regards
Hello
I am happy to share with you my "meager" knowledge regarding the OnePlus 8 Pro device and TWRP
With my old devices (LG G3, Samsung S7, Edge), I used LineageOS roms a lot because it was a way to have the latest versions of Android, up to the equivalent of Oreo (Android 8)
To perform the backups with TWRP, I selected all the partitions and I also restored all the partitions: I then had a strictly operational and identical device at the time of the backup.
Since buying the OnePlus 8 Pro, in the fall of 2020, I have only installed Magisk, which gives access to the Root of the device and all OTA versions of OxygenOS, up to the current one: 11.0. 10.10
I have available Magisk installation links for rooting and lossless OTA update installations of Magisk.
I hadn't used TWRP because the latest versions weren't suitable for OnePlus 8 and Pro or T series beyond OxygenOS 9.
On the official TWRP website, the links for version 3.6 do not bring a file.
You have to use the XDA link
[TWRP][3.7.0-13][instantnoodle]TWRP for OnePlus 8/8Pro ][OFFICIAL][BETA 3]
TWRP for OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro TWRP is an open source, community project. TWRP development is done by a large support community with many people who are willing to answer questions and help people with their devices either through our IRC...
forum.xda-developers.com
To get to the TWRP file download link in version 3.6
OP8/8PRO TWRP - Browse /beta_builds at SourceForge.net
sourceforge.net
For my part, I downloaded the "twrp-op8-3.6.0_11-infected-b5.img" file which has since been updated to version twrp-op8-3.6.0_11-infected-b7.img ago 10 a.m. as of this writing.
I installed the file as indicated on the thread:
fastboot flash recovery_a twrpname .img
fastboot flash recovery_b twrpname.img
Then, I was able to restart the OnePlus 8 Pro in Recovery mode (rather slow loading) and I then performed my first full “Nandroid” backups by selecting all the boxes (see screenshots)
For the moment, I stopped there: I did not dare to restore these backups, to find out if the device worked in a completely identical way, before launching a custom rom other than the original roms provided by OnePlus: I was unable to find any threads relating to "Nandroid" backups of the OnePlus 8 series.
On the other hand, I never used the MSM tool and I always did the backup/restore with TWRP which I was used to, I never did with fastboot commands, except for installing TWRP 3.6.
Above all, I have never tried to modify the partitions of the devices, old or current. My knowledge is nil in this area, especially with the new “dynamic” scores!!
I've tried app backups with "adb" commands but haven't been able to restore app-related data like I can with the "Swiftbackup" app discussed below.
Finally, so far on the rooted OnePlus 8 Pro, for my app backups, I use the "Swiftbackup" app.
Swift Backup - Apps on Google Play
A simple, fast and smart backup solution for Android smartphones
play.google.com
which works perfectly identical to "Titanium Backup"): this last application has been obsolete for several years and is no longer updated for the latest versions of Android (9 and beyond)
This "Swiftbackup" app performs a backup / restore of all installed apps WITH their data, locally and / or on the cloud, with or without system settings and apps on the condition of having a rooted device.
For my SMS, MMS and call log backups, I use the SMS Backup and Restore application: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.riteshsahu.SMSBackupRestore
To tell the truth, I don't really need TWRP but I'm curious and I wanted to see the possibilities brought by TWRP 3.6, only suitable for OxygenOS 11.
This is where my knowledge is that I share with you.
The version of OOS 12 should arrive during the 1st quarter (already released in India) but it will be necessary to wait for the version of TWRP which will be adapted to the latest OS from OnePlus.
I remain of course at your disposal to continue to exchange about TWRP, within the limits of my knowledge!!
Best regards,
Thanks for your message. However, I'm afraid that is not exactly what this thread was about.
Regards
I have an in2017 running on 10.5.22in55cb. Any idea how to root? I tried twrp and that failed. Have not been able to find a boot.img either. Thanks.
Hi all, I'm working with RROS on my OP7pro and I see TWRP is available to download in FBEv1 or FBEv2 versions, can anyone tell me certainly which rom type it is? I cannot find any contacts to ask on the RR webpage.
Regards, Jon.
Depends on the ROM but stock Oxygen OS would use FBEv1
How could one determine which FBE version is used by what ROMs?, and I assume this is a type of encryption but can you someone also tell me what the Acronym stands for so i can research this a little further?
From https://source.android.com/docs/security/features/encryption/file-based
Version 2 encryption policies use a more secure and flexible key derivation function. The default is v2 if the device launched on Android 11 or higher (as determined by ro.product.first_api_level), or v1 if the device launched on Android 10 or lower.
well that cant be good.
Code:
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/14/get#on_pixel
Flash or manually install a system imageAlternatively, if you'd rather flash your device, we recommend using the Android Flash Tool.
If you need to flash your device manually for some other reason, you can get an Android 14 system image for your device on the Pixel downloads page. See the general instructions on the downloads page for how to flash a system image to your device. This approach can be useful when you need more control over testing, such as for automated testing or regression testing.
Android 14 Beta images are available for the following Google Pixel devices:
Pixel 4a (5G)
Pixel 5 and 5a
Pixel 6 and 6 Pro
Pixel 6a
Pixel 7 and 7 Pro
Pixel 7a
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