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[ROM] [Android 12] [taimen] ArrowOS 12.0 | OFFICIAL
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1st boot also taking a very long time - maybe 45 min so far? How much is too much, and then what to do?
EDIT: I've interrupted and am booting again...
EDIT: I've interrupted and am booting again...
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@ReallySnow I tried flashing the new TWRP 3.6.0 for Taimen. From the information in the changelog, I thought it would be able to decrypt my data in Arrow A12.
But although the flash from my USB dongle was successful the new TWRP did not decrypt my data. Nor did it ask for my pin or password. Also tried flashing TWRP with my Pattern disabled, with same result.
Any idea of how to get it to work properly? Thanks
But although the flash from my USB dongle was successful the new TWRP did not decrypt my data. Nor did it ask for my pin or password. Also tried flashing TWRP with my Pattern disabled, with same result.
Any idea of how to get it to work properly? Thanks
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Been operating over Wi-Fi the last couple of days and it’s been very good for me, bout what I got on Android 11. That’s minus Facebook usage tho
I just flashed using EX KM flasher utility.
If you bootlooped, you may have other issues.
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Update, I'm almost done with the debugging. If anyone would like to contribute to kernel development to upstream to 5.10 LTS please PM.
Try fastboot boot twrp.img first then flash the 3.6.0 zip@ReallySnow I tried flashing the new TWRP 3.6.0 for Taimen. From the information in the changelog, I thought it would be able to decrypt my data in Arrow A12.
But although the flash from my USB dongle was successful the new TWRP did not decrypt my data. Nor did it ask for my pin or password. Also tried flashing TWRP with my Pattern disabled, with same result.
Any idea of how to get it to work properly? Thanks
Hi, I'm in ProtonOs and I want to change to ArrwOs 12, how do I do it?En inglés por favor
There are 2 ways:
1. Go back to A11 stock. Factory wipe data in TWRP. Then flash A12 Arrow zip file in TWRP, or sideload it.
2. Format user data in TWRP or adb/fastboot and then flash Arrow A12 zip in TWRP or ssideload Arrow A12.
In either case if you want to keep your data encrypted, download or move your files to a USB dongle and flash from storage in TWRP.
1. Go back to A11 stock. Factory wipe data in TWRP. Then flash A12 Arrow zip file in TWRP, or sideload it.
2. Format user data in TWRP or adb/fastboot and then flash Arrow A12 zip in TWRP or ssideload Arrow A12.
In either case if you want to keep your data encrypted, download or move your files to a USB dongle and flash from storage in TWRP.
First of all I ask those who always ask the same questions, to read the threads in their entirety and then ask.
Second thing, after having shot all the Android 12 roms, this is by posting the best, especially fluidity and battery.
finally: after installing pixifierv4 I have lost the safetynet pass, by removing the module everything returns to normal. What can I do to have both? Thank you.
Second thing, after having shot all the Android 12 roms, this is by posting the best, especially fluidity and battery.
finally: after installing pixifierv4 I have lost the safetynet pass, by removing the module everything returns to normal. What can I do to have both? Thank you.
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1Dear ReallySnow,
I have been following your work on ARROW OS for a while now and I appreciate the fact that you have made it available on
Pixel 2 XL (which I own).
I have started working on AOSP for my device and have successfully built Android 11 for my device but I am having some issues making it work with Android 12. It would really mean a lot if you could help me out.
I have fixed compatibility matrix and selinux rules but sometimes during bootanimation the device reboots, and since ADB has not started yet, I don't know how to debug my device. Can you please give me advice on how to fix this problem, or where to look in the source in order to identify the problem.1Overall great and stable rom but one major issue. It takes forever to charge. It showed me it will take 6 hours to charge fully. I tested and it increased 1-2% in 1/2 hour.
I had to switch back to stock rom because of this.1
Yeah it seems to drain more battery than stock but that is like 99% of custom roms on most phones.1
Battery draining is not the issue. Battery usage is normal. Its the very slow charging which is the problem.
And custom roms often fixes battery drain issue on many stock roms. You are wrong on that statement. -
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WHAT WORKS?
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I realy would like to confirm that!
A very stable, smooth, snappy and fluid ROM!
Great work an BIG Thanks to ReallySnow!!
If you would like to have root access and no encryption, you can go the way I take:
- reboot > bootloader
- boot to TWRP
- wipe cache/system/data
- flash Arrow-v12.0-taimen-....zip
- reboot to bootloader
- change active slot! (because it´s a sideload to the inactiv slot)
- boot to TWRP again
- flash magisk
- flash Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_11.02.2020.zip
- format data !
- now reboot to system ... and setup your new fresh android 12 system!
Together with the Magisk module Pixifier_v4 you have a nice connection to the Pixel 62
you might like to revise the lines:
- reboot to bootloader
- change active slot! (because it´s a sideload to the inactiv slot)
to just
- reboot to bootloader
as someone might think they have to manually switch active slots, when merely rebooting to bootloader after flash does this for you - i think this is what you mean, but it may confuse people the way it is written
and also
- format data !
might better be changed to
- do a factory reset (simply swipe on Wipe screen in TWRP)
you do not need to format data
a factory reset after any ROM install is a good idea...unless dirty flashing of course!
also worth mentioning if you sideload (adb sideload Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_11.02.2020.zip) Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_11.02.2020.zip wont be able to read the zip filename to automatically set options, you'll need to use the volume keys to enable/disable features...safe to disable all options2
Yes I did. It seems to run better. I had some call issues on Lineage.
