[RECOVERY][3.4.0-10][Unified]Official/Unofficial TWRP for OnePlus 7/7 pro/5G (Stable)

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Tirofog

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MakavKatinka

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Can I use the OnePlus 7 TWRP on a OnePlus Nord (OxygenOS 11), since there is no TWRP image for the Oneplus Nord yet?
 

H4X0R46

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I've been away from this scene for too long, been working way too much. Soooooo question. What's the best TWRP we have right now? This one or Nebrassy's builds? I'm running this one from this thread unencrypted at the moment.
 

tejasvi1

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Hey needed some help
I was running havoc os Android 10 and updated to havoc os Android 11 , in my excitement forgot to flash twrp and magisk again , now after installing and booting and playing with the rom , went to make a twrp backup and that when I realized my mistake had the havoc os recovery there instead of twrp went to flash twrp again and by mistake flashed the 3.5 instead of the 3.4 , now when booted in to recovery the screen is flashing on the twrp logo , tried flashing the 3.4 it gets stuck on the OnePlus logo with fastboot mode it freezes there what to do now ?
Not a pro or anything have installed roms on my previous devices but first time on my 7pro
Lost also my magisk instal after trying to flash 3.4 back and can't click on any allow permissions on any app even going in the permissions tab in setting can't click any thing
Help please
 

entwicklun

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No idea, you'd have to check the thread - I haven't been keeping up since I'm staying on OOS 10 for now 🤷‍♀️
hi Nimueh, if you stay on oos 10 are you more vulnerable security wise? because your version isn't kept updated with patches? I ask because updating a custom rom years ago (im not sure if applies today still) is annoying when small settings always have to be reapplied and sometimes finding those settings deep in device settings, app settings or custom rom extra settings can be hard to find again lol.
everytime we had to do a full wipe then install rom, today OEM rom just update over top and we dont lose anything.

or has it changed today? a custom rom you can update without wiping, but sometimes dev advise wipe incase of bugs?

edit: currently I have OEM rom and if android 12 is out soon, should I wait for that update or should I do this now and when 12 comes out it'll be easy to update or a full wipe is needed? I'd prefer to update without the risk of forgetting to back something up that is offline eg mesenger app backups on phone not cloud (if i accidentally update and somehow lose data i didnt back up lol, eg i almost started your guide until i realised i didnt back up my offline messenger app lol)
 
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Nimueh

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hi Nimueh, if you stay on oos 10 are you more vulnerable security wise? because your version isn't kept updated with patches? I ask because updating a custom rom years ago (im not sure if applies today still) is annoying when small settings always have to be reapplied and sometimes finding those settings deep in device settings, app settings or custom rom extra settings can be hard to find again lol.
everytime we had to do a full wipe then install rom, today OEM rom just update over top and we dont lose anything.

or has it changed today? a custom rom you can update without wiping, but sometimes dev advise wipe incase of bugs?

edit: currently I have OEM rom and if android 12 is out soon, should I wait for that update or should I do this now and when 12 comes out it'll be easy to update or a full wipe is needed? I'd prefer to update without the risk of forgetting to back something up that is offline eg mesenger app backups on phone not cloud (if i accidentally update and somehow lose data i didnt back up lol, eg i almost started your guide until i realised i didnt back up my offline messenger app lol)
I've always felt that those security patches are overrated. For starters I'm not anybody famous whose phone someone would want to get into. I don't visit fishy sites or open unknown emails on my device. I don't click on bouncy or jiggly things or install apps from shady sources. But updating or not is something everybody really has to decide for themselves.

I have now sold my OP7 because I switched to a Pixel 6, but it was on OOS 10 until the end when I factory reset, wiped + updated it for the buyer.

Quite honestly I'd skip 12 if I could. I've been using stock A12 for almost a month now and hate everything about it, like those ridiculously huge QS tiles or this highly praised monet engine that does what it wants without regard to MY wishes or the main color my wallpaper has. I'm not sure how different OOS 12 is to A12 but I'd probably wait for 13 if I could. 12 is some half-baked stuff that never should've made it to the public.

As to how to update - I've never had any issues losing data or having to set things up again, even with root. I did usually have nandroid backups just in case, but haven't really needed them.
 

I Just Did

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The screen has said "Fastboot Mode" with the OnePlus logo for about an hour. ADB is unable to see the device anymore. What can be done now?
 

SilverMist1

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The screen has said "Fastboot Mode" with the OnePlus logo for about an hour. ADB is unable to see the device anymore. What can be done now?
If it says fastboot you can use fastboot command not ADB. check using command "fastboot devices". If it does not find any devices go to device manager in windows and check if the drivers* for fastboot installed. If not it will appear in windows updates -> advanced options-> optional updates -> driver updates. Some driver from google.
 

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