It's Kirisakura Release S2. It wasn't necessary to add any tweaks for A13.Oye man, thanks for the early release for A13.
Is kernel a default one ? or kirisakura with tweaks for A13 ?
It's Kirisakura Release S2. It wasn't necessary to add any tweaks for A13.Oye man, thanks for the early release for A13.
Is kernel a default one ? or kirisakura with tweaks for A13 ?
Okay cool, The developer of kirisakura hasn't uploaded latest build so that is why I asked.It's Kirisakura Release S2. It wasn't necessary to add any tweaks for A13.
This is probably due to the fact that there are no longer any official kernel updates from the AOSP because our device is end of life.Okay cool, The developer of kirisakura hasn't uploaded latest build so that is why I asked.
Thanks for the headsup.![]()
Ohh yeah correct... I didn't even think of this possibility...This is probably due to the fact that there are no longer any official kernel updates from the AOSP because our device is end of life.
eSIM is working for me.Do u know if esim will work I have a pixel 3 and the SIM card tray won't recognise simcard so using esim
You can go ahead and unlock your bootloader as you are. It will wipe your phone. I suggest getting swift backup to restore your data. But before restoring your data, i would from here flash the latest stock to both slots (search on here for how to) and then go through the process of rooting and setting up/restoring data. My opinion. That's how I would do it. The only caveat being I would use the pixel flasher to do it (again search on here for how to).SO i have the june 2022 stock update on my phone, have been using stock since i got this on release date, do i have to flash back to march update and then unlock bootloader, then follow the steps or am i good to go with oem unlock, also how do i know if i have both slots flashed(is there a way to check it), also is it possible to restore a backup from google one that is in my phone on A12 to A13 ( i faintly remember that backups dont crossover to newer android versions), sorry it has been about 3 years since i have done any of this stuff and i am out of shape for this, any help appreciated.
I remember when I was using lg g2 back in the day it was rooted and copy pasted the boot animation file and set permissions for it, but since then Android folder structure changed a lot so idk anything now.I've searched for some way to change the bootanimation to no avail. I know system is supposed to be read only but i don't know if we can make this by flashing or else.
Do you guys can give me some help?
It's the only think i don't like about the rom, otherwise it's perfect. Great job OP.
thank you, everything went fine and i am booted into rom, i believe i am currently on slot a and should i switch slots and flash this again in slot b, and how do i restore data from google ONE of this old phone to this new phone.You can go ahead and unlock your bootloader as you are. It will wipe your phone. I suggest getting swift backup to restore your data. But before restoring your data, i would from here flash the latest stock to both slots (search on here for how to) and then go through the process of rooting and setting up/restoring data. My opinion. That's how I would do it. The only caveat being I would use the pixel flasher to do it (again search on here for how to).
Hope this helps.
I know this post pertains to A11, but the same thing is happening to me with this A13 version even tho I did flash stock to both slots prior. I finally tried to flash the custom boot.img to both slots and even side loaded this rom to both slots to no avail. I'm perplexed , what am I missing or screwing up???!Please try again. Follow the instructions. I hope it works for you on the second attempt.![]()
Thanks for your reply. Highly appreciated!You can go ahead and unlock your bootloader as you are. It will wipe your phone. I suggest getting swift backup to restore your data. But before restoring your data, i would from here flash the latest stock to both slots (search on here for how to) and then go through the process of rooting and setting up/restoring data. My opinion. That's how I would do it. The only caveat being I would use the pixel flasher to do it (again search on here for how to).
Hope this helps.
So if you reboot after the flash process and the custom ROM you installed does not appear as expected, but the stock ROM, then something went wrong with the installation that caused the installation process to be aborted. I recommend you take a look next time to see if you get an error message. Then please post it here. Have a nice day!I know this post pertains to A11, but the same thing is happening to me with this A13 version even tho I did flash stock to both slots prior. I finally tried to flash the custom boot.img to both slots and even side loaded this rom to both slots to no avail. I'm perplexed , what am I missing or screwing up???!
I will definately do that, but I have gotten a successful looking "pixeldust" completion msg each time I have flashed it......stay tuned and thanks for the prompt reply!Thanks for your reply. Highly appreciated!
However, it is also possible to use Google One for the backup to migrate to a13. At least for me it worked fine.
So if you reboot after the flash process and the custom ROM you installed does not appear as expected, but the stock ROM, then something went wrong with the installation that caused the installation process to be aborted. I recommend you take a look next time to see if you get an error message. Then please post it here. Have a nice day!
Any chance of a logcat?@spezi77 thanks for the well built OS, but lately when I restart phone I am getting security ui fc message on screen, not a big deal but wanted pass on the findings.
fastboot boot twrp.img
fastboot flash boot boot_aosp_xxx.img
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot reboot fastboot
adb sideload PixelDust-Tiramisu-aosp-crosshatch-user-xxx.zip