read the first postHow to install this Rom using los recovery ?
if need firmware how do I flash it using adb?
And which step should I take first?
Flash Rom first or firmware first?
Can you explain in detail?
read the first postHow to install this Rom using los recovery ?
if need firmware how do I flash it using adb?
And which step should I take first?
Flash Rom first or firmware first?
Can you explain in detail?
But its 01.01PixelOS January Release!
--CLEAN FLASH MANDATORY--
Changelogs:
• Switched to pixel libperfmgr for boosting
• Fixed UI glitches completely
• Switched XiaomiParts from ArrowOS
• Switch back to Skia UI renderer
• Finetuned statusbar side padding
• Update stock blobs from V12.5.1.0.RCOMIXM
• Added MIUI Camera (with working portrait mode)
• Upstreamed kernel to v4.14.256
• Merged latest CAF tag in kernel
• Fixed wifi and bluetooth mac address
• Removed useless QTI PASR feature
• Enabled FUSE passthrough mode
• Disabled broken zygote USAP pool
• Misc optimizations and fixes
- Fully rebased android-12.0_r18
- Spoofed as Pixel 1XL for google photos for unlimited backup in original quality
- Added themed icons for a lot of third party icons in stock PixelOS Launcher
- Added monet in power menu
- Exposed legacy WiFi and Cellular data QS tiles
- Added bluetooth battery level indicator on status bar
- Added NFC tile in QS for supported devices
- Added doubletap/longpress power button to toggle torch
- Adapt screenrecord dialog switches to Android 12
okay thanksits supposed to be put in adb shell in your computer after you connect it to your phone and enable usb debugging on it, anyways you wont need it after you flash the latest update since its already included by default.
sure, but the order doesn't matter actuallySo about the WiFi not working, idk if it was because of the order I installed them (I just followed the front page instructions exactly) but basically when I went to install the firmware for my "willow" it told me "this is a ginkgo" and wouldn't let me install it which I knew was wrong but I had no idea installing the wrong firmware would both actually install and hard brick my phone.
I mean it's completely my bad I accept full responsibility for it so I'm not complaining about the rom. But in regards to people with a "willow" maybe the order of the installation should be firmware and then the rom? idk if that would help though, thanks for all the work anyway, your rom made the note 8t a lot better than stock.
I am going to be very honest with this, recently we've grown a lot and now we've over 10 officially supported devices for PixelOS. All the test builds and release builds are automated and are compiled on our CI server. We started using pling as a download site for all of our builds (you may have to search for how pling works) which is ad-free and helps us cover a small fraction of our server costs.
I recommend doing a clean flash since you're on a really old build.I dirty flashed "PixelOS_ginkgo-12.0-20220101-1205.zip" which I downloaded about 40 minutes ago, over the 26/11/2021 version, and it couldn't decrypt my files so it threw me into a bootloop. I almost reset my phone, but I reflashed the older version and my data is intact, thankfully. Now I see that the files on SourceForge are being actively modified and a new one has been added. Could it be related to my issue?
i changed the Chinese variants to the global one ,the fast charging still not work。
excuse me,where to find the kernels。thanks
/* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/
fastboot flash recovery <path/to/recovery.img>
in terminalfastboot reboot recovery
in terminaladb sideload <path/to/firmware.zip>
adb sideload <path/to/rom.zip>
in terminaladb sideload <path/to/rom.zip>
in terminalfastboot flash recovery recovery.img