When will OnePlus release the official kernel sources?
When they release it.... We simply know as much as you do.
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Regarding the Nexus 5 build, would this be stable enough for daily-driver use? If not, could a nougat ROM be recommended, with kernels if needed by someone?
ETA for stable Android Q? How long was Android pie in beta?
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Custom ROM or MIUI?
Mainly interested in custom ROMs but gonna try miui aswell.
For MIUI I don't think will ever come out but for custom ROMs its all about developers how much they gonna invest time in fixing device bugs and make it stable.
Hello guys,
There is a lot of customs roms for our OP3T but why there is no Oxygen OS roms unnoficial (based on the latest OOS build) for our OP3T, since OOS is a very good os, i don't understand.
It's not possible ?
Thanks guys
There are OOS based ROMs such as theOne3OS, Experience etc. They have mostly been debloated versions of the official ROM with some baked-in enhancements like Magisk modules. There are no OOS ROMs based on Android 10 AFAIK. Not sure how difficult it is to port stable official Android 10 ROMs from other OnePlus devices.
Nixeus2 said:
Hello guys,
There is a lot of customs roms for our OP3T but why there is no Oxygen OS roms unnoficial (based on the latest OOS build) for our OP3T, since OOS is a very good os, i don't understand.
It's not possible ?
Thanks guys
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OOS is closed source - nobody (but OnePlus) has source code for. The non-OOS custom roms are source build (aosp and caf open source based). The OOS based roms are just repacks of the original OOS. OOS is no longer supported for op3/t - after OOS 9.0.6 there is nothing to repack.
Like the others said repacks are availible, if you want to try to run a newer oxygen os version than is officially availible you have the biggest chance with the unofficial gsi support route and a oxygenos gsi rom. But i don't expect it to work well so only do it if you enjoy tinkering with your phone and are an experienced flasher who has the neccesary backups.
OneUi is closed source too.
Why have old galaxy phones OneUi-costum rom from new galaxy Devices?
Keyvannn said:
OneUi is closed source too.
Why have old galaxy phones OneUi-costum rom from new galaxy Devices?
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Hard to say on this general basis. Maybe gsi.
I suggest you read the threads of such roms and ask the dev if those threads doesn't answer your question.
Then you can do the same for oos. I'm sure many people will appriciate your work.
Hi, I'd like to know the difference between unofficial and official custom rom releases.
1) What is the difference between an official release and an unofficial release? Is there any difference in their updating process?
2) Can you explain me the process of birth of an official release since the source code release? How an official releaser is chosen? For example LOS 17 doesn't have an official build yet, is one year after its first release. Why?
3) Almost any other oneplus smartphone got 17.1 but 5T not. Why? Is it less supported by community?
Any additional explanation will be very useful and appreciated.
hello, i'm new the custom roms stuff so forgive my ignorant, but when will developer be able to make an android 12 custom rom?
cant they do it the beta releases or they have to wait for the official release?
Naifqar said:
hello, i'm new the custom roms stuff so forgive my ignorant, but when will developer be able to make an android 12 custom rom?
cant they do it the beta releases or they have to wait for the official release?
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Beta 12 p3 has already been ported. Talking about Custom ROM's , It will start to be made after a public release(Also when CAF start making it) . BETA release is not used for a Custom ROM.
Animesh Singh said:
Beta 12 p3 has already been ported. Talking about Custom ROM's , It will start to be made after a public release(Also when CAF start making it) . BETA release is not used for a Custom ROM.
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Beta release is not used because custom ROMs rely on the release of AOSP