[ROM][OFFICIAL][enchilada][10] LineageOS 17.1

[Mr.FREE_Bird]

I installed PA following the instructions on the first page. the phone went into the bootlap. Then I installed it according to the instructions from page 3, the same thing. And only when I found it on page 11, the only way I was able to establish. If I am such a lint, but I managed to reflash 3 times according to different instructions and find the "correct" one. What's wrong with you? Couldn't help right away? If you can't, walk by. It will be better for you and me. Free !!!

So you having a bad experience with a ROM means that you''ll have to ask for instructions beforehand instead of trying a new ROM with the instructions that are provided? That's one way to actively prevent yourself from learning new things and making sure that you will always remain dependent on others. I've seen enough, good luck.

 

[Forage]

So that's the point, I wrote that I had a bootlap, they sent me with the text "read the instructions". I realized that I asked the wrong question, updated the post with the question "how to install rom". They again send me to the instruction, they also call me names Lazy. I don't even know how else to ask.

You said nothing about problems nor bootloops, only that your bootloader was unlocked. If you happen to have posted that elsewhere we won't necessarily know about it here in this thread. Again, no magic abilities here, you can expect us to read every single post on this board.

Take a step back and read your initial post in this thread again and try to imagine how that looks to those people who are not in your mind but solely know what you wrote. That's the only thing we got.
Does that post tell those people you tried something already? Does that post tell those people you have problems and what those problems are? Does that post tell those people you already made an effort trying to find the solution yourself?

 

[saenaro]

You said nothing about problems nor bootloops, only that your bootloader was unlocked. If you happen to have posted that elsewhere we won't necessarily know about it here in this thread. Again, no magic abilities here, you can expect us to read every single post on this board.

Take a step back and read your initial post in this thread again and try to imagine how that looks to those people who are not in your mind but solely know what you wrote. That's the only thing we got.
Does that post tell those people you tried something already? Does that post tell those people you have problems and what those problems are? Does that post tell those people you already made an effort trying to find the solution yourself?

I am food with the help of google translator, maybe you misunderstood me.
OK. I am bad, you are good. Let's end this!

 

[Mr.FREE_Bird]

So that's the point, I wrote that I had a bootlap, they sent me with the text "read the instructions". I realized that I asked the wrong question, updated the post with the question "how to install rom". They again send me to the instruction, they also call me names Lazy. I don't even know how else to ask.

You know what, I might have been a bit too harsh and since it won't help to keep on telling you what I think you should do and should've done I might as well give you a helping hand. I'll share my flashing instructions which I always follow when I install a new ROM. They have never caused me to run into issues and should be suitable for flashing any Custom ROM.

First make sure you made a backup of all your important data.

Boot into Recovery.
Flash OOS + TWRP.zip.
Reboot Recovery.
Flash OOS + TWRP.zip
Reboot to Recovery.
Flash the ROM + TWRP.zip.
Reboot Recovery.
Optional: Flash Gapps (I can recommend NikGapps, do note that some ROM's include Gapps which means you can completely skip this step).
Optional: Flash Magisk (if you want root access).
Optional: Flash a custom kernel of your choice.
Format Data.
Boot to system.

Note: If you do not want TWRP to be installed on your device you can also use fastboot to boot up TWRP instead.

Hopefully this is be helpful and will make sure you can help yourself in the future, good luck.

 

[kecodoc]

I am using the os series but I do not see the fast charging mode like on the stock rom

 

[amithiel]

After some years sticking to sotck OOS, decided to go for LineageOS. What a nice fresh air!Everything running smooth.
Starting 2021 with Lineage! thanks for all the devs that made this possible. Cheers and happy new year!

 

[vindipi]

After some years sticking to sotck OOS, decided to go for LineageOS. What a nice fresh air!Everything running smooth.
Starting 2021 with Lineage! thanks for all the devs that made this possible. Cheers and happy new year!

++❤

 

[Oswald Boelcke]

Mod edit - translated by https://translate.google.com/:
I am using the os series but I do not see the fast charging mode like on the stock rom

os family with fast charging mode?
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Mình đang dùng dòng os không thấy báo chế độ sạc nhanh như trên rom stock
dòng họ os có chế độ sạc nhanh?

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[kecodoc]

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thank you for correcting my post

 

[wandang]

Happy new year guys.

I am having a great experience so far with LOS 17.1 on this device (using it since november). Now I would like to update to the latest nightly.

I searched the thread and found several different tutorials/guides on how to do it:
For example 1,2,3 ,etc

Some reflash OOS twice (bot slots) before flashing LOS again, other reflash LOS with refactoring (clean flash).

Overall the consensus seems to be that I would need to wipe all my data each week for every update? Can that be? This A/B procedure is such a headache for me.

Titanium backup had several problems restoring data from my HTC 10(pme) when I migrated to the OnePlus 6. Which backup solution is recommended? TWRP with data backup, titanium backup or migrate app?

 

[amithiel]

Happy new year guys.

I am having a great experience so far with LOS 17.1 on this device (using it since november). Now I would like to update to the latest nightly.

I searched the thread and found several different tutorials/guides on how to do it:
For example 1,2,3 ,etc

Some reflash OOS twice (bot slots) before flashing LOS again, other reflash LOS with refactoring (clean flash).

Overall the consensus seems to be that I would need to wipe all my data each week for every update? Can that be? This A/B procedure is such a headache for me.

Titanium backup had several problems restoring data from my HTC 10(pme) when I migrated to the OnePlus 6. Which backup solution is recommended? TWRP with data backup, titanium backup or migrate app?

I think flashing OOS again on both slots would be overkill. Why not just flash Lineage and twrp, reboot to recovery, flash gapps+magisk and thats it?

 

[lord high executioner]

Overall the consensus seems to be that I would need to wipe all my data each week for every update? Can that be? This A/B procedure is such a headache for me.

Maybe I am missing something, but for me it is just installing the latest update from the Updater and rebooting when prompted.

Settings -> System -> Advanced -> Updater

- check Preferences for "Auto updates check" and enable "Prioritise update process"
- check for new updates (if it doesn't immediately on its own)
- install latest update
- reboot when prompted

Make sure to disable battery optimization for the updater or it will take ages.

 

[Ufos92]

Happy new year guys.

I am having a great experience so far with LOS 17.1 on this device (using it since november). Now I would like to update to the latest nightly.

I searched the thread and found several different tutorials/guides on how to do it:
For example 1,2,3 ,etc

Some reflash OOS twice (bot slots) before flashing LOS again, other reflash LOS with refactoring (clean flash).

Overall the consensus seems to be that I would need to wipe all my data each week for every update? Can that be? This A/B procedure is such a headache for me.

Titanium backup had several problems restoring data from my HTC 10(pme) when I migrated to the OnePlus 6. Which backup solution is recommended? TWRP with data backup, titanium backup or migrate app?

My 2c: every time you want to update anything, make a migrate app backup. Always prepare to be using it.
Don't update daily. Update once every few months through a migrate. Plan a day or so of free time for an upgrade.

sometimes instructions just work and you're done in an hour. Most of the times they don't though.

 

[wandang]

Maybe I am missing something, but for me it is just installing the latest update from the Updater and rebooting when prompted.

Settings -> System -> Advanced -> Updater

- check Preferences for "Auto updates check" and enable "Prioritise update process"
- check for new updates (if it doesn't immediately on its own)
- install latest update
- reboot when prompted

Make sure to disable battery optimization for the updater or it will take ages.

I forgot to say that I am using Magisk as well and I read somewhere that you cannot use the system updater with that constellation. Maybe I am wrong about that.

 

[wandang]

I think flashing OOS again on both slots would be overkill. Why not just flash Lineage and twrp, reboot to recovery, flash gapps+magisk and thats it?

That sounds like I did it on my old phone. So it would be:

1. Backup stuff
2. Download nightly to pc
3. Reboot into recovery
4. adb push files and flash nightly
5. reboot recovery
6. flash magisk (i dont use gapps)
7. done

This would even keep the data right? only a dalvik cache wipe would be recommended after i guess

thanks for the help guys

 

[lord high executioner]

I forgot to say that I am using Magisk as well and I read somewhere that you cannot use the system updater with that constellation. Maybe I am wrong about that.

According to
https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/ota.html
via
https://forum.kuketz-blog.de/viewtopic.php?t=6405 (german)
after installing the LOS update as described, but
before reboot:

- go to Magisk Manager
- install to inactive slot
- go back to updater
- reboot

 

[Christophfy]

Hi there!
Yesterday i installed LOS 17.1 and ElementalX kernel.
It's way better when it comes to battery life, but i have 2 small issues.

Notch - can you "hide" it, in the way only the status icons are displayed there and its color is black? I would really love to have that option.

Gestures - is there any way to bring normal OnePlus gestures? Like there are side gestures, but i want to use bottom gestures like original oneplus - swipe up from left/right bottom to back, and middle to exit/last used apps.
Thanks a lot!

 

[Not_perfect]

@Christophfy: Search in the Setting for it. For hide Notch you must activate Developer Options.

 

[Christophfy]

@Christophfy: Search in the Setting for it. For hide Notch you must activate Developer Options.

Im developer mode there is no option to hide notch - it's still visible and it's not black (pic rel).
In the settings I can use gestures but only the Google "left side for back" and "bottom go to main screen" ones.

 

[Christophfy]

I found my solutions after searching for a while.

Nacho Notch — Notch Hider - Apps on Google Play

Simple App for Devices with a Display Notch (READ THE DESCRIPTION!!)

play.google.com

^ this app is for notch being black with icons shown there.

[Discontinued] Navigation Gest - Apps on Google Play

Use gestures to navigate Android. Replace buttons with swipe gesture controls!

play.google.com

^this app allows to use OnePlus styled "pill" gestures and others, much customization is allowed.

Quick tutorial - your default gestures should be set as 3 buttons in system settings.