Do you guys want me to bump Android version and start doing unofficial builds or are you all pretty happy with official weeklies?
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[ROM][8.1.0]LineageOS-15.1[OP2][STABLE][UNOFFICIAL]
- Thread starter Shreesha.Murthy
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I thought you'd never ask... YES !
Loving Pie using your Pixel Experience 9.0 ROM but love the customisation of Lineage and prefer your builds.
I always had sim/data problems with the official one. Currently using AOSIP which is a fantastic Rom but missing the smoothness of Lineage when it properly works. I would definitely give it a shot of your unofficial build.
This is probably a stupid question . I am on the Unofficia build (this thread). and unofficial ones do not auto update right ? Or is there a way to do that ?
I was planning to try pixel exp on pie but due to the USB issues my phone is having (possibly hardware) am a little wary to try a switch ch withiut a way to revert of things go wrong..
I would love to have updated unofficial builds.. to update I just flash over the previous one right ? Is there early update guide for unofficial builds that someone can point me to please ?
I was planning to try pixel exp on pie but due to the USB issues my phone is having (possibly hardware) am a little wary to try a switch ch withiut a way to revert of things go wrong..
I would love to have updated unofficial builds.. to update I just flash over the previous one right ? Is there early update guide for unofficial builds that someone can point me to please ?
Loving pie with pixel experience. Will definitely go for an unofficial lineage 16 build when available.
There are lines that transfers data and charge your phone. Your jack has problem. I don't know much hardware but your jack is faulty. And connection through terminal of your OTG may just be the way how that terminal respond if it receives even a single signal from the jack but that doesn't mean it's not faulty. I had similar problem (didn't check the Iusb command though) but nothing was working. It was charging sometimes not and sometimes there was no response at all. No response from the PC also. And then I brought my phone to the service centers. They vhecked my charger and cable and they were working fine. But they said the the component that transmit the dtaat signal is damaged. So they changed the whole jack. And now it's fine
Sent from my ONE A2003 using Tapatalk
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Unofficial and Official both don't support OTA. You will have to manually flash it through TWRP.
And update won't require to clean flash over previous version/build until the Dev say so.
Sent from my ONE A2003 using Tapatalk
Official lineage supports OTA. You still have to have latest TWRP installed though.
It's not a real OTA.. You just download new version automatically and dirty flash it.. They are not incremental updates. Shreesha's ASOiP also has it..
Actually they are real OTAs
Also please read up on what incremental OTAs are before using the word so freely
LOL. Anup the "I know it all" brat is back.
I know what Over The Air updates are. But unlike you I don't get all technical in these threads..
Go back to your monolog of a thread and shut it.
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Ignoring all you said. If you were to actually know about them why don't you know the difference between an incremental OTA and a full OTA?
Because again unlike you I don't get technical and the purpose of the post was to tell him that the OTAs are not incremental.. But just a dirty flash of the new build.
But since you always need to get so damn technical and also because you love to TRY to correct me you just had to say something..
PS.: ignoring following posts..
Is still an OTA. You don't have to manually boot into recovery to flash it. I never said anything about incremental.
There's 2 kinds of OTAs for non-A/B devices
Full OTAs
Incremental OTAs
Full: they include the entire system image of the ROM and boot image. They extract this onto your phone without having a dependency on the already installed system image (see below for incremental explanation). This OTA is released by manufacturers when incremental is impossible or infeasible
Incremental: OTAs that manufacturers release. They contain diffs instead of the entire ROM. The zip contains commands to reorder blocks on the system and add/remove existing blocks of data. For the end user instead of having to download a 1.1 GB ROM (talking about stock), he just has to download, say, 80-90 mb to update his system. Basically it makes your current system image match the new system image
Infeasibility: since incrementals are computed by the device recovery on the device itself, you can't use them for major version updates as it would take 30-40 minutes to compute and install vs 2 minutes for a full OTA
You're reporting a bug on official LineageOS in the unofficial LineageOS thread
That's the problem
I've never had a faster phone even when op2 was brand new. Thank you for the hard work and please keep supporting our community (but I think soon or later we are all close to replace our device).
A new unofficial LOS-build would be great. Thanks a lot for all your great ROMs for our OP2. At the moment i am on AOSIP which runs great.
Looks solid for first release 
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LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 8.0 (Oreo), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.
All the source code for LineageOS is available in the LineageOS Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to LineageOS, please visit out Gerrit Code Review. You can also view the Changelog for a full list of changes & features.
Code:#include "std_disclaimer.h" /* * 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. */
What's working :
- Boots
- RIL (Calls, SMS, Data)
- Fingerprint
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth
- Camera
- Video Recording
- Video Playback
- Audio
- Sensors
- Hotspot
- Flash
- LED
- GPS
Where are the features?
- LineageOS is in development process so don't complain about xyz features missing.
Instructions :
- Download the build
- Reboot to recovery
- Flash the latest build
- Reboot
Downloads :
- Build: lineage-15.1-20180516-UNOFFICIAL-oneplus2.zip
- Google Apps: here
Discord server for OP2 users : here
Kernel Source: Here
XDA:DevDB Information
LineageOS-15.1, ROM for the OnePlus 2
Contributors
Shreesha.Murthy
Source Code: https://github.com/LineageOS
ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
Based On: AOSP
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2017-09-05
Last Updated 2018-02-20185Reporting Bugs
- DO NOT Report bugs if you're running a custom kernel or you installed Xposed
- Grab a logcat right after the problem has occurred. (Please include at least a few pages of the log, not just the last few lines, unless you know what you're doing.)
- If it is a random reboot, grab dmesg . (Do not bother getting a logcat unless you can get it just before the reboot. A logcat after a reboot is useless)
- If the problem disappears after running "setenforce 0" from a root shell, grab /data/misc/audit/audit.log
Changelogs
First Alpha Build:
- Initial build
Second Alpha Build:
- Fixed MSIM network settings crash
- Fixed Audio through BT
- Hardware nav keys backlight support added
Third Alpha Build:
- Added FP wrapper and reduced FP delay
- kernel updates and inclusion of KCAL and other great stuff
- Alert Slider fixed
- Offline gestures work as intended
- Camera working partially
- Flashlight works
- Double Tap 2 wake can be enabled from KA
- Minor bug fixes
Fourth Alpha Build:
- Alarm clock fixed
- Portable WiFi hotspot working
- DRM supporthttps://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=962157660013070592
- Added AOD (Always On Display). Refer to FAQ for more info
- Added Pixel color accent. Refer to FAQ for more info
- Fixed AOSP keyboard gesture typing
- Minor bug fixes
- Video recording works for FHD and other lower resolution tasks
First Beta Build:
- Screen Recording fixed completely
- Implemented HAL3
- Enabled camera modes
- Added advance reboot
- upstreamed kernel
- Video recording fixed
- Green photos while clicking multiple pictures fixed
- Minor bug and exploit fixes
Second Beta Build:
- Added 4K profile video recording support.
- September security patch
- Blueborne exploit patched
- Reduced random reboots upon connecting to PC/laptop
- Removed CNE and DPM
- Data toggle fix
- Default camera will be pinned to memory (Faster launch)
- Fingerprint wakeup improvements
- Removed "Device is HD compatible" persistent notification
- minor bug fixes
Third Beta Build:
- Random reboot upon USB replug/unplug fixed
- Fixed camera not recording videos after sometime upon booting
- Fixed voice calls through BT
- October security patch
- Channel notification debug toast hidden
- Various NPE possibilities patched
- USB related patches
- Fixed MTPserver crashes
- Turned carrier provisioning off by default to allow tethering
- Enabled back ANT+
- Enabled dexpreopt for quick boot up
- Fingerprint improvements
- Minor string and bug fixes
Fourth Beta Build:
- Ability to hide "Apps running in background" dialog
- Virtual navbar enabler (It'll disable hw keys automatically)
- Substratum rootless support (BETA)
- Button remapper (disabled for back button to preserve some default functions)
- hardware buttons backlight timeout
- backlight intensity slider
- Redesigned ringtone logic
- Added ADB over network
- Added toggle to turn off screenshot sound
- Enabled camera modes and RAW back(captured RAW images look fine on desktop)
- Removed CNE and DPM remains
- DT2W toggle fixed
- minor bug fixes and improvements
Fifth Beta Build:
- Boots
- Android version 8.1.0
- Enabled OnePlus doze (Ambient display)
- Enabled notification LED customization overlay
- Camera HAL is now compiled with clang
- Few important RIL patches
- December security patch
Sixth Beta Build:
- Updated Kernel source
- Fixed OEM unlock toggle in developer settings
- Added Quick pulldown
- January security patch
- Few important msim patches
- Removed su binary
- Minor bug fixes and translation updates
Seventh Beta Build:
- Added back button settings
- Added proximity wake flags
- Power profiles are back
- Minor bug fixes and translation updates
Eighth Beta Build:
- Added advance reboot
- Gestures are back (Added more gestures)
- AudioFX effect fixes
- Updated radio and ims blobs
- Enabled back CNE and DPM features
- VoLTE working as expected with newer additions from LineageOS
- Working SIM provisioning (SIM disable switch)
- Added support for ViLTE
- Added required vzw jars needed for VZW US carrier
- Build up-to-date with latest LineageOS merges
- Minor bug fixes and translation updates
First Stable Build:
- System wide Dark/light theme based off wallpaper or manually including 9 accents to complement with (Project Berry)
- Fixed sound playing on both speaker and headphones when a screenshot was taken while listening to music
- Updated RIL daemon
- Added module to load dalvik heap values based off RAM size
- Updated netmgrd and libnetmgr from kenzo
- Updated audio configs
- Updates to core control
- Fixed BT calls and audio stream through BT
- Updated calendar app to oreo style accents
- New adaptive icons for all system apps
- Included Apollo (music player)
- Build up-to-date with latest LineageOS merges
- Added advanced location tile
- minor bug fixes and translation updates
Second Stable Build:
- Added auto face-unlock (Need GApps)
- Fixed FP behaving like home button in some places
- Fixed in-call echo and background noises while on call
- Forced HAL3
- Dropped Snap, ships with Camera2
- Minor bug fixes and translation updates
Third Stable Build:
- March security patch
- Includes LineageOS setup wizard
- Includes bunch of new wallpapers
- Fixes to LOS power HAL
- Updates to styles api
- Contacts will now ignore null accounts
- Added toggle to only light up backlight when buttons are pressed
- Minor bug fixes and translation updates
Fourth Stable Build:
- SELinux Enforcing
- SafetyNet passes without need of magisk now
- "Certified" in Google Playstore app
- Added core_ctl props
- minor bug fixes and translation updates
Fifth Stable Build:
- April security patch
- Fixed flipped photos
- Switched to Snap camera
- Fixed sync issue between photo taken and flash fired
- minor bug fixes and translation updates
(Note: DO NOT flash any custom kernel until they're updated for this specific version. If you do, you're on your own. Don't complain about buggy camera)
Sixth Stable Build:
- Fixed camera not recording videos
- Fixed camera Daemon late start issue
- May security patch
- Added wireguard VPN support
- Add ability to restrict app data/wifi usage
- Fixed netmgrd permissions
- Minor bug fixes and translation updates
Weekly build Changelogs
Weekly dated 20171105:
- KRACK exploit patched
- kernel upstreamed to 3.10.108
- Search button in Settings FC fixed
- Recorder app revamped
- Build contains all latest LineageOS merges at the time of release
Weekly dated 20171113:
- November security patch
- MSIM patches merged for better dual sim management
- Build contains all latest LineageOS merges at the time of release125Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. Can this ROM be flashed through TWRP?
A. Yes, proceed with the latest TWRP official image
Q. Can I run this ROM in multiboot or dualboot setup?
A. You can but I won't accept bug reports or help anything related to that.
Q. Sounds good. How can I contribute to project?
A. Test the build as much as you can and report bugs which can be reproduced with exact steps and are not random.
Q. How to disable "Apps running in background" dialog?
A. When you see the dialog, long press on it and select "Settings". From there, you'll have a toggle to disable it.
Q. Where do I find button settings?
A. Settings -> System -> Buttons.
Q. Where dat donate button yo?
A. No, I don't accept donations.
Build Archive
Old builds are moved here just in case If user wants to revert to it.
Third Alpha build
Fourth Alpha build
First Beta build
Second Beta build
Third Beta build
Fourth Beta build
Fifth Beta build
Sixth Beta build
Seventh Beta build
Eighth Beta build
Stable Builds Archive
20180220
Screenshots attached below91First BETA build is up!
Feels good to make our way up-to beta. That being said, changelog and FAQ posts are updated. Make sure you read them before asking anything.
Camera details
Camera was real struggle to get working on OP2. Maybe I'm noob with cameras lol. Anyways, camera is in working state including video recording. This said, my wonderful testers went ahead and tested several third party camera apps and found out that they all were working fine. This includes Google Camera (from 4.1 to 4.4), OxygenOS Camera (OP2, OP3 and OP5), Open Camera, WhatsApp (Video calling and video recording), Telegram, Skype, Instagram, Snapchat and others. This update also fixes green photos while clicking multiple pictures.
4K recording is currently disabled on the build to avoid lags and crashes. This will be added when los merges necessary patches
About HAL3 and Camera modes
As mentioned in my previous post, HAL3 is implemented and working properly on OP2 Oreo. Enabling HAL3 allows some cool stuff to mess with camera. All the camera modes (HDR, bestshot, RAW and lens blur) are found to be working.
Things to follow up
As we're on beta now, my aim is fix rest of minor bugs which are not fatal but sure annoy a lot for some. This will take time and the size of changelog will decrease too. We're insanely lucky to have Oreo running this good on our devices compared to others which are still struggling to get things working flawlessly.
New journey to stable builds begins now!
#NeverSettle87UPDATE!
Though I was pissed to the extreme to see the mess in thread, I also noticed good ones who deserved the piece of work that I did
I'm sorry to over react yesterday but somewhere it tells me that it was necessary to put few things out. That being said, here's the update. I've worked hard for this update and this brings lot of fixes and squashes out annoying bugs.
As usual, check post #2 and #3 for changelog and FAQ respectively.
This for the entitled userbase
Thank you for the support
Enjoy Oreo
#NeverSettle
