[ROM] [6.0.1] Official CyanogenMod 13

[Spannaa]

Go to your TWRP HYBRID..
Flash the TWRP by Grarak..
Reboot Recovery..
take a Nand If needed
Flash the Rom & Gapps.
Reboot.

If @tadessi is already running the official cm13 nightly, there's no need to reinstall the rom and gapps if he's just switching from the hybrid recovery to Grarak's.

 

[pk-air]

Sorry for the question but "Make sure you flashed OOS Beta 2!" is OOS 3.0.1 community build?? Thank you

 

[Guihardrock]

Sorry for the question but "Make sure you flashed OOS Beta 2!" is OOS 3.0.1 community build?? Thank you

yep

 

[Spannaa]

Sorry for the question but "Make sure you flashed OOS Beta 2!" is OOS 3.0.1 community build?? Thank you

Yes.

 

[Benoidd]

Is there an option to disable the second sim card. I don't find it in the settings menu?

 

[Flamehell]

Guys,can someone tell me in which way i can flash the official build from exodus rom?I would like to try this build....tnx a lot guys

 

[Naman Bhalla]

Guys,can someone tell me in which way i can flash the official build from exodus rom?I would like to try this build....tnx a lot guys

1. Clean flash OOS 3.0.1
2. Flash Grarak's TWRP via TWRP
3. Reboot to TWRP
4. Clean flash CM
5. Flash GApps, SuperSU, other MODs
6. Reboot System
Enjoy !

Best Regards,
Naman.

Sent from my OnePlus2 using XDA Labs

 

[kRel]

I have CM 13 MM 6.01 by Seraph08 and TWRP-3.0.2-0-oneplus.img - I can flash directly or should I install the recovery suggested by Naman Bhalla ?

 

[iharryghuman]

I have CM 13 MM 6.01 by Seraph08 and TWRP-3.0.2-0-oneplus.img - I can flash directly or should I install the recovery suggested by Naman Bhalla ?

which build of seraph08's rom?

 

[Naman Bhalla]

I have CM 13 MM 6.01 by Seraph08 and TWRP-3.0.2-0-oneplus.img - I can flash directly or should I install the recovery suggested by Naman Bhalla ?

Actually with the recovery you have, you won't be able to boot into recovery after flashing it. So follow the method by me

Sent from my OnePlus2 using XDA Labs

 

[Mohammad Shahebaz]

Can we expect OTAs and Delta zip support? Do let me know Sir

 

[ghul21]

Can we expect OTAs and Delta zip support? Do let me know Sir

It will be ota. CM never had a Delta updates... you can use cyandelta app from playstore ?

Wysłane z mojego ONE A2003 przy użyciu Tapatalka

 

[RobertAG]

Dirty flashed from Seraph CM13 20160524
No FCs and all is working well.

First used Switch_tOS3_H2OSMMv3.zip - http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-2/general/switch-firmware-twrp-t3371583
Then flashed CM ROM without wipping caches.

I only had to readd fingeprints

sorry for my bad english

 

[Stephen]

Moderator Information,

I have cleaned up the tread a bit. Remember, if you have an issue with a post, do not reply to it, but report and let the moderators deal with it.

Many thanks,

Stephen

 

[burnoutslo]

Guys, please don't turn this thread into a big mess. This is a development forum, not Q&A&Request forum.

 

[Shivamnarang]

You can directly flash it.

Flashed it directly all working fine... Can you suggest me a gapps package currently i m using micro but diddnt satisfying... Because i need chrome , google keyboard bsic google aps but diddn't want that cm camera is replaced by google.. Thnks?

 

[kRel]

which build of seraph08's rom?

this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-2/development/6-0-x-cyanogenmod-13-oneplus-2-t3292436
or better , this: https://s.basketbuild.com/filedl/de...13.0/cm-13.0-20160521-UNOFFICIAL-oneplus2.zip

Actually with the recovery you have, you won't be able to boot into recovery after flashing it. So follow the method by me

thanks, please give me link... are in trouble
this?
QUOTE=Naman Bhalla;67170615]1. Clean flash OOS 3.0.1 ???
2. Flash Grarak's TWRP via TWRP
3. Reboot to TWRP
4. Clean flash CM
5. Flash GApps, SuperSU, other MODs
6. Reboot System

Naman.
[/QUOTE]

 

[Claudiu1]

Thank you very much for your hard work, @Grarak

 

[knpk13]

A Request

Please... Let's keep the thank you and welcome back posts to a minimum, as well as create a QA thread and move all discussion there to avoid cluttering the thread like last time. If you guys remember, that was why @Grarak closed the thread and took a vacation from XDA. This thread has been open for just under 24 hours and most of the posts(8 pages!) are either thanks and welcome back/we missed you or steps to upgrade. This thread is not for that. Use the thanks button or use other social media for that. I understand this is an exciting moment, but please ensure that a repeat of last time's situation doesn't occur. Thank you. Ideally, this post itself should not be necessary(I consider this very post as clutter); this should be a given.

I'm hoping that XDA Labs and @blk_jack can solve this issue globally in a way that benefits BOTH developers and consumers and everyone in between. For more info, I highly recommend reading this short post by the XDA Labs Dev. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=66898411&postcount=3507

MOD edit: Here is a quick link for your convenience.

Note: Originally written by XDA Labs Dev blk_jack

This stuff goes over & above what Labs is all about. At the end of the day the ultimate mission of Labs is to actually reduce the number of forum posts. As much as we all have these ideas for forum-related features, when it comes to XDA, the forums are more the means to an end rather than a place for well laid out discussion.

I know how insane that might sound at first but a massive amount of threads on XDA look like this:
Posts 1-3 (OP): Brief description of ROM/app/mod/etc. Screenshots. Download links. Changelog.
Posts 4+: Reviews/Ratings ("Great ROM!"). Bug reports ("X doesn't work!"). Feature suggestions ("Could the dev add X?").
Posts 1-3 is a Labs App/Mod details page and the rest can be organized as reviews, bugs and features.

If you were able to strip out a chunk of those posts in most threads the conversation would get much, much better. You would get rid of all the cruft we all skim through or begrudgingly respond to and ideally it would steer users to more useful, relevant discussion.

My point is that instead of focusing on what we can add to the forums to support the apps, we should reverse that thinking to consider that most people who visit XDA have a goal in mind. They want to root their device, they want to install an app/mod/etc. They want to DO something. That call to action or goal of most people is what we want to make easier through Labs.

XDA has an enormous amount of great community created content. We need to think of ways to help those devs get their content/products into the hands of users.

EDIT: My last hope for for a global fix of the current forum's state is an eventual overhaul of XDA using the concept of XDA Labs, effectively separating development discussions from consumer QA, support and spam, while still maintaining everyone's viewing rights of public dev discussions for enthusiasts, aspiring devs, and anyone else who is curious. Providing an effective way for consumers to get their job done quickly (via labs) will minimize issues for everyone. For now, I suppose all we can do is create a QA thread and move this crap there.

 

[Adrianturingan]

Can I flash a nano gapps?