We look forward to the new January patch update. I try all the ROMs, but I go back to the super vanilla ArrowOS, simplicity and high performance are its strength.
Camera I recommend you to use gcam 8 or the OnePlus camera 3.3.8 which works great.Well just went on this ROM... what a great job !! Hope the (January) security patch soon
Just one thing, the camera is a little bit... well... "poor' regarding the options... I switched for GCam 7.3 (as some people said in this thread) and think it could be great to implement this app as the default camera.
The only thing I can say is that battery life is better than OOS11, but as I did not install KOSP or crDroid, I can't compare with them.Anyone test the battery life? How is it compared to KOSP or crDroid?
Nope, did you make a clean install ? may you check OnePlus Features under settings... all unchecked by my side and all is ok.
Hey, I am experiencing the same issue. Using Sony headphones and earbuds.Since last two updates I'm experiencing very bad Bluetooth headphones behavior. Phone plays music into them, but they don't play anything. It's happening randomly after stopping the music. Sometimes goes back after tenths bod seconds, sometimes I have to reconnect.
was coming from derpfest R [11], so i reverted back to stock [twrp 3.6.0 + OOS 11.0.5] to make sure i was not an edge case. on line 4, when you say "format in twrp", did you mean just wipe or actual format [where you have to type in yes to continue]?Its always the same for me for most roms
go to bootloader
fastboot boot twrp.zip
format in trwp
reboot to bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot.img ( taken from payload dumper tool )
reboot recovery
format
adb sideload rom.zip
reboot rom
For root I flashed magisk23 patched boot after setup was complete
probably a couple of redundant steps but for the most part it works for me
I always format (type yes). Most times twice before and after rom install , but that's me, you could probably get away with just one format ( type yes) and the rom would still work just finewas coming from derpfest R [11], so i reverted back to stock [twrp 3.6.0 + OOS 11.0.5] to make sure i was not an edge case. on line 4, when you say "format in twrp", did you mean just wipe or actual format [where you have to type in yes to continue]?
Thanks for detailed instructions
Nevermind. I found it that this feature is moved into the battery settingsAfter installing the Jan 28 build, I found that battery icon cannot be hidden anymore through statusbar icon customization. Will this be fixed?
The first Q&A here already gives all the necessary hints but let's go a bit more into detail. First of all, you need to download and successfully install (along with all its needed dependencies) Payload Dumper. I'll explain how to do it directly on your smartphone under Termux. It's just an adaptation of the guide that you can find here which didn't work out of the box for me, probably because of the different Termux version, this leading also to different versions for the packages, especially Python and its modules. I exclude mistakes by the original writer instead.Can please somebody provide me a noob friendly flash instruction manual (exact steps to be followed)? I just bought a used OP7 Pro and it's the first time to flash a custom ROM on it. Thanks!
termux-setup-storage
apt update && apt upgrade -y
pkg install python2 -y
pip2 install --upgrade pip
cd storage/downloads
pkg install wget -y
wget https://github.com/vm03/payload_dumper/archive/refs/heads/master.zip
unzip master.zip
cd payload_dumper-master
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install backports.lzma
python2 ./payload_dumper.py ../payload.bin
cd "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Minimal ADB and Fastboot"
fastboot flash boot boot.img