Format data, reboot recovery and get into fastboot. Flash boot, vendor boot and then ADB sideload in recovery. Type ADB sideload (name of ROM). I would do another format data and reboot
Development [ROM] PixelExperience [UNOFFICIAL] [12.1.0] [raven]
- Thread starter alvin14
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Are you flashing the zip archive via fastboot? If yes that is the incorrect method for this rom.
jamescable
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jamescable
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Point being, he isn't going to update this, so move on or keep using outdated software. He no longer has a 6 pro and has told others he will only be building certain Roms
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PixelExperience for Google Pixel 6 Pro[raven]
What is this?
PixelExperience is an AOSP based ROM, with Google apps included and all Pixel goodies (launcher mod, wallpapers, icons, fonts, boot animation)
Our mission is to offer the maximum possible stability and security, along with essential and useful features for the proper functioning of the device
Based on Android 12.1
Whats working?
Everything I believe
Known issues
Not sure, none so far
DON'T FLASH GAPPS, IT IS ALREADY INCLUDED
Download
Install instructions
From custom recovery
** If not already installed, please download vendor_boot.img & flash via fastboot ( fastboot flash vendor_boot "location to downloaded file" ), then select boot recovery in fastboot after flash in finish.
vendor_boot.img
1. Factory Reset
2. Apply Update via ADB, sideloading the downloaded file
3. Reboot to bootloader
4. Apply Magisk Boot ( Patched Magisk Boot v25.2 )
5. Start
Donate
Not needed but always welcomed
Keep in touch
Telegram channel
PixelExperience blog
- Android OS version: 12.1
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Yeah but there's still things that are either not backed up or not restored. For example call logs and device settings are backed up but they've never successfully restored on any of my devices. Then there are things like the pixel launcher home screen layout, signing in to apps, setting my ringtone etc., setting up a multilingual keyboard and so on. The ideal scenario for me is to be able to switch roms without wiping data, but I need to have a backup fallback or else it's going to take me hours of tweaking and setting management to be comfy(not to mention any ROM-specific settings that have crazy amounts of time-consuming customizations)
