Thx for your reply. NFC toggle in settings won't turn on. And is not available in quick settings. As it is probably my setup that's the issue, as no one else reports it, I prefer to spend time on install a clean rom instead of providing logcats and ask someone else to help fix my problem.
How do you update, via recovery? No issues here, but I use the Updater.
Via the updater.
Downgraded to first available LOS20 (20230110) and after that the updater smoothly went to current.
Note to self: Don't use adb remount, or at least do adb enable-verity before OTA update.
Same here.
It looks like the bootloop only happens, while plugged to charter.As I said I had it twice on the first day after the 19th January update. Couldn't reproduce it since, so fingers crossed, it was just an accident
Once the boot animation is displayed, there should be something in logcat already.
Had a bootloop too a few minutes ago. Just happened after I drained the battery to 0% and then tried to boot it up whole charging.
and a second time while rebooting, after todays update (not charging)
If you need advice on how to install this ROM, there is a link to the wiki in the very first post. Everything important should be written there, just read carefully, go through everythinf cautiously and ask questions if help is needed
If you run the latest OOS version (stock OnePlus software), you should be able to just install this ROM. But everything is mentioned in the wiki.True, exists at least in my Magisk Manager app (V 25.2 stable). Be aware that this method only works if performed *after* completing OTA installation to the inactive slot but *before* first reboot:
Sorry, please see: https://github.com/andreadaoud/bootloop_log/blob/main/1.txt
True that! Will get my first paycheck come April, gonna make sure LuK will receive some coffees!Same on my sideStill rocking it as my main device, still thankful about the software and support. Incredible work from the devs.
Same here. Might be solved in the next build. Found this issue report: https://gitlab.com/LineageOS/issues/android/-/issues/5587
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Thank you @LuK1337 for keeping this device alive! Updated from 19.1, everything went smoothly and working good.
Love the new Aperture camera app, results are really nice - pics are nice and sharp, shutter is quick and snappy, UI is nice and the features are good. One thing I noticed though - pictures are 8 megapixels instead of 16 (I set the capture mode to maximize quality, but it's still 8MP). Also, on the video front, FPS is capped at 30 - can't change it in any of the resolution modes. Otherwise, very nice app, will be interesting to see where it goes next and how it grows
The sad reality for Android phones is that they use downstream kernels - google takes the linux kernel and changes it to run android, then the chip maker changes that to run on the SoC, then the phone maker changes that to work with all the stuff in the phone. And then you arrive at something that is pretty far away from what that angry Finnish guy has released as "Linux". Add to that some binary drivers and proprietary interfaces, and you get the mess that is android.
