I saw that many ppl have problems to flash the new 3.5.3 rom with a rooted device and TWRP.
This is how I dirty flashed it successfully without losing personal data (internal storage).
It's pretty easy actually.
If you have already installed the 3.5.2 Community Build and the modified TWRP:
If you have an older version than 3.5.2 Community Build:
I can't guarantee that this is working for you, so make a backup first.
For me everything is working just perfectly, there is no need to reflash TWRP after the update, it's still there!
Every single setting is just like before the update.
This is how I dirty flashed it successfully without losing personal data (internal storage).
It's pretty easy actually.
If you have already installed the 3.5.2 Community Build and the modified TWRP:
- Download the full zip 3.5.3 rom from the official OnePlus 3 Website: http://downloads.oneplus.net/devices/oneplus-3/
- Copy the full zip to the sdcard
- Copy SuperSU and Xposed(if needed) to the scard (can be found in the attachements)
- Boot into TWRP and install the full 3.5.3 zip (no data wiping needed)
- After the full zip installation is done, immediately install SuperSU and Xposed (if needed)
- Wipe Cache/Dalvik after SuperSu and Xposed is installed
- Reboot System
If you have an older version than 3.5.2 Community Build:
- Download the TWRP Recovery 3.0.2-19 from the attachements or from the original post of eng.stk in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68691560&postcount=56 and flash it via "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" (or however you prefer to install the recovery)
- Download the full zip 3.5.3 rom from the official OnePlus 3 Website: http://downloads.oneplus.net/devices/oneplus-3/
- Copy the full zip to the sdcard
- Copy SuperSU and Xposed(if needed) to the scard (can be found in the attachements)
- Boot into TWRP and install the full 3.5.3 zip (no data wiping needed)
- After the full zip installation is done, immediately install SuperSU and Xposed (if needed)
- Wipe Cache/Dalvik after SuperSu and Xposed is installed
- Reboot System
I can't guarantee that this is working for you, so make a backup first.
For me everything is working just perfectly, there is no need to reflash TWRP after the update, it's still there!
Every single setting is just like before the update.
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