[ROM] [TEST] Miui 10 for Oneplus 6t

[nima0003]

I am not responsible for anything that happens to your device.

This is a port of MIUI 10 for the op6/6t

Flash at your own risk and make sure to check what's working. Logcats would be appreciated!

Instructions:
1: Flash OxygenOS 9.0.7 twice, this is very important
2: Extract the download somewhere
3: Run the OnePlus 6t flasher (make sure phone is still in fastboot/bootloader)
4: Reboot to TWRP (fastboot boot it if it dissapeared, if you install TWRP you must install Magisk)
5: Flash or adb sideload NFC fix that is included in the download
6: Reboot and install V4A Magisk module and enable headset and speaker, this fixes audio
7: Enjoy!

Download (v3):
MOD EDIT: LINK REMOVED

What works:
Everything except stuff in what doesn't work

What doesn't work:
NFC
Flashlight toggle (3rd party apps work)
MIUI camera (3rd party apps work)
Fingerprint (top priority - @nima0003 - me)

Audio fix #2:
Credits to @dougie313
Flash viper4android module
Grab root browser
Go to vendor\lib\soundfx folder and rename or delete all files in folder

Source code: https://github.com/OnePlusOSS/android_kernel_oneplus_sdm845

Credits: @nima0003 me @ProtoDeVNan0 for the current build
Dylan Neve
Omar

 

[dennisbednarz]

What is it based on? And will you keep working on it?

 

[nima0003]

What is it based on? And will you keep working on it?

Yeah, it'll be hard to do so because of school but I will. It's based off of mi 8 Dev miui (same soc)

 

[dennisbednarz]

Yeah, it'll be hard to do so because of school but I will. It's based off of mi 8 Dev miui (same soc)

Ah, so it doesn't use OxygenOS as a base?

I'm personally very interested in a MIUI ROM for the OP6T and seeing that someone is willing to work on it makes me pretty happy.

What about features like the mute switch and in-display fingerprint sensor?

 

[nima0003]

Ah, so it doesn't use OxygenOS as a base?

I'm personally very interested in a MIUI ROM for the OP6T and seeing that someone is willing to work on it makes me pretty happy.

What about features like the mute switch and in-display fingerprint sensor?

It's uses AOSP as the base rom, I'm pretty sure alert slider doesn't work yet, hell I'm not sure it even boots yet. But if someone is able to test and it boots stable I'll get to work on those type of things.

 

[dennisbednarz]

It's uses AOSP as the base rom, I'm pretty sure alert slider doesn't work yet, hell I'm not sure it even boots yet. But if someone is able to test and it boots stable I'll get to work on those type of things.

My 6T is my daily driver. I may back everything up later and test it out.

Wouldn't it be easier to use OOS as the base for better performance, easier porting of features and so on? Would also make most kernels compatible.

 

[champ784]

Am I correct in assuming this supports treble? If so, I'm sure it'll make it easier to focus on 6/6t features being added rather than worrying about troubleshooting compatibility ??

 

[nima0003]

Am I correct in assuming this supports treble? If so, I'm sure it'll make it easier to focus on 6/6t features being added rather than worrying about troubleshooting compatibility ??

Yes it is treble based, but I didn't even think of the basic bootable gsi. I'll look more into this, thanks for the idea.

 

[nima0003]

My 6T is my daily driver. I may back everything up later and test it out.

Wouldn't it be easier to use OOS as the base for better performance, easier portion of features and so on? Would also make most kernels compatible.

Yes that's a great idea actually, I was just worried some framework stuff would get in the way but maybe not.

 

[champ784]

Yes it is treble based, but I didn't even think of the basic bootable gsi. I'll look more into this, thanks for the idea.

Sure thing! We finally got treble support via lineage os for the Moto Z2 Force, which really helped keeping the device alive. Also makes flashing a TON easier, so maybe it's a good place to start

 

[Dark Nightmare]

I'm downloading to test, report back in a bit.

 

[nima0003]

Sure thing! We finally got treble support via lineage os for the Moto Z2 Force, which really helped keeping the device alive. Also makes flashing a TON easier, so maybe it's a good place to start

My dad traded his z2 force for a 6t. Rom support was good but everything was messed up, camera didn't focus, no safteynet...

 

[champ784]

My dad traded his z2 force for a 6t. Rom support was good but everything was messed up, camera didn't focus, no safteynet...

There are workarounds, but I think it being one of the earlier devices having A/B partitions and basically being abandoned by Moto made it a task. I still have mine, but I wonder if there's something wrong with my device because I can't really flash anything beside rooted stock Rom, which leads me to think it's just a tedious device and I'd rather focus on my new 6t which is FAR superior in every way!

 

[nima0003]

There are workarounds, but I think it being one of the earlier devices having A/B partitions and basically being abandoned by Moto made it a task. I still have mine, but I wonder if there's something wrong with my device because I can't really flash anything beside rooted stock Rom, which leads me to think it's just a tedious device and I'd rather focus on my new 6t which is FAR superior in every way!

Yeah same thing happened to my Xperia xc, I could only flash stock rom, not even rooted.

 

[Dark Nightmare]

Flashing failed, error: invalid zip file format.

 

[nima0003]

Flashing failed, error: invalid zip file format.

Great, thank you, working on it.

 

[duvee]

You would be my hero

It is great to see other types of roms, instead of only los type roms. Great to switch between them over time.

 

[dennisbednarz]

Yes that's a great idea actually, I was just worried some framework stuff would get in the way but maybe not.

Hopefully not. Lot's of people prefer stock-based ROMs specifically for the reason that they're usually more stable, almost always better performant and always better for battery (with the exception of TouchWiz). And the whole feature thing is also useful.

Lot's of people base the ROMs of Lineage as it usually has hardware specific support, but as we don't have official lineage yet and it would still be a lesser experience than a stock ROM, I strongly advocate for the OOS base.

Wish I could help out but I'm not a developer. If you need something designed, contact someone at Xiaomi, OnePlus or Google, or if you need some piece of code some person is sitting on, let me know (on Twitter or Telegram @dennisbednarz as i don't use the forum DM system).

 

[ibraheeemz]

So basically you just ported the OS and want testers? As of now, OP6T is just 3 weeks old and hardly would anyone dare to try something that says 'I highly doubt it'll work' in the OP.

 

[joggi34]

Can Not installed

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