I see LineageOS and some other AOSP-based ROMs here, but are there any ROMs built off of the original stock firmware?
Well not sure for oneplus 7t, but there are definitely roms built on top of stock ROMs.
An example would be xiaomi.eu roms for xiaomis which is basically debloated stock rom.
LR7875 said:
Well not sure for oneplus 7t, but there are definitely roms built on top of stock ROMs.
An example would be xiaomi.eu roms for xiaomis which is basically debloated stock rom.
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Thank you! Coming from the Samsung S7, there is also LightROM and DevBase. I am looking for one that is specific to the 7T.
Feenix0 said:
I see LineageOS and some other AOSP-based ROMs here, but are there any ROMs built off of the original stock firmware?
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For clarification, I'm asking this because I want to make sure everything works. Samsung uses a lot of closed-source proprietary stuff, so AOSP ROMs have holes in function. I'm perfectly fine using LineageOS if everything works on OnePlus devices.
Feenix0 said:
For clarification, I'm asking this because I want to make sure everything works. Samsung uses a lot of closed-source proprietary stuff, so AOSP ROMs have holes in function. I'm perfectly fine using LineageOS if everything works on OnePlus devices.
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Try DotOS. I can recommend is a good alternative if you want a fresh look on your phone. I pretty much was running stock OOS11 but there were some bugs I was tired of, and gave it another opportunity to run a custom ROM.
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good morning.
I'd like to know if there's any way to get an official (I mean directly from Google) Lollipop/Marshmallow rom and flash it on an i9195 and, if yes, what's the procedure to do that.
I don't mean custom roms that we can all find even here but just basic ones.
maybe I'm asking something strange/obvious, I bag your pardon but I'm not so expert...
thanx
frac82 said:
good morning.
I'd like to know if there's any way to get an official (I mean directly from Google) Lollipop/Marshmallow rom and flash it on an i9195 and, if yes, what's the procedure to do that.
I don't mean custom roms that we can all find even here but just basic ones.
maybe I'm asking something strange/obvious, I bag your pardon but I'm not so expert...
thanx
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No. Basically you have the "official" touchwiz rom for your region/carrier/device(developed by Samsung and the carrier) and you have custom roms.
Only Nexus devices have vanilla AOSP roms that are more or less stock android. It is possible to have stock AOSP on this device but it is a LOT of work for a developer to get it to work properly. This is why most roms are based on CM because of the existing development and code base
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No. Basically you have the "official" touchwiz rom for your region/carrier/device(developed by Samsung and the carrier) and you have custom roms.
Only Nexus devices have vanilla AOSP roms that are more or less stock android. It is possible to have stock AOSP on this device but it is a LOT of work for a developer to get it to work properly. This is why most roms are based on CM because of the existing development and code base
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thank you very much.
may I ask, due to my lack of experience, what do AOSP & CM mean?
frac82 said:
thank you very much.
may I ask, due to my lack of experience, what do AOSP & CM mean?
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AOSP is Android Open Source Project
http://m.androidcentral.com/android-z-what-aosp
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CM is Cyanogenmod
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I see there are 2 roms for S4 Mini on the Cyanogenmod website, one is the serrano3gxx and the other is the serranoltexx: what do they mean? how should I find out which to choose?
frac82 said:
I see there are 2 roms for S4 Mini on the Cyanogenmod website, one is the serrano3gxx and the other is the serranoltexx: what do they mean? how should I find out which to choose?
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3gxx is i9190. Ltexx is i9195
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I keep asking down here because I don't want to overload the forum, even though this new question of mine could be in another post: as I flash a new rom I guess I'm getting a "bulk" android, so does anybody know if there's a "good" (i.e. reliable and working!) tool/app/mod/wth that can bring TouchWiz back on the device?
I feel very comfortable with Samsung's TouchWiz and wouldn't like to lose it...
thanx again
frac82 said:
I keep asking down here because I don't want to overload the forum, even though this new question of mine could be in another post: as I flash a new rom I guess I'm getting a "bulk" android, so does anybody know if there's a "good" (i.e. reliable and working!) tool/app/mod/wth that can bring TouchWiz back on the device?
I feel very comfortable with Samsung's TouchWiz and wouldn't like to lose it...
thanx again
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I wish more XDA users would think before they overload or post off-topic in threads.
When you flash a custom rom, you are entirely overwriting the /system partition. This is where the touchwiz rom also needs to reside. To flash a stock touchwiz rom you need a tool called Odin(for windows; Heimdall is similar but works on Linux). You can get Odin from a lot of different places, I found one in here, there are a few versions but this one works well in my experience.
You can search for youtube tutorials or tutorials on XDA for how to use Odin. Search for "stock rom i9195" or "Odin tutorial" or something....
All you need then is the touchwiz rom in .tar.md5 format which you can get from a number of sites including sammobile.com and samsung-updates.com. You will get a .zip file which when unzipped gives you the .tar.md5 file. Be aware that most of these sites require a premium membership for fast downloads. You can still download at slow sppeds but it is really slow. Just choose the latest rom for your region
sorry, maybe I didn't understand well: can I put touchwiz back on a CM custom rom or not?
frac82 said:
sorry, maybe I didn't understand well: can I put touchwiz back on a CM custom rom or not?
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No, Touchwiz needs Samsung proprietary files etc to work.
Edit; but you may be able to get a similar feel by applying a "touchwiz" theme, but it's not real touchwiz
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frac82 said:
sorry, maybe I didn't understand well: can I put touchwiz back on a CM custom rom or not?
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No, it's either one or the other. When you flash a custom rom it completely wipes the /system partition(either manually or automatically within the installer script). Normally you need to wipe your data as well because of incompatibilities.
So, you don't "put touchwiz on" the custom rom or vice versa. You replace the whole operating system. Hope that makes it clearer
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what do you think about these things I found on Google Play?
CM13/12.x Galaxy S7
CM13/12.X GalaxyUI Themes
CM12.x/CM13 Galaxy S6
TouchWiz for CM13
TouchWiz Style CM12 Theme
Touchwhiz Apex/Nova Theme
noppy22 said:
3gxx is i9190. Ltexx is i9195
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now on LineageOS there's also a serranodsdd: is it for dual sim...?!?
Hello there,
I just bought an OP3 for 200,- euros!
I'm really happy, it almost an new phone.
My question is, I had an Nexus 5, nut now looking for an stable AOSP rom. (NO CM!)
What do you recommend guys?
Love you all
Tesla
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/development/rom-tesla-n-t3481561
YourTheBest said:
Hello there,
I just bought an OP3 for 200,- euros!
I'm really happy, it almost an new phone.
My question is, I had an Nexus 5, nut now looking for an stable AOSP rom. (NO CM!)
What do you recommend guys?
Love you all
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OrionOS is preety stabe
Thanks guys, really appreciate it.
And they also with 7.0.x?
Tesla N (looks childish is that the normal theme?)
Tesla N is official and stable but has a few very minor bugs(which are. Also present in all other N ROMs at this stage.
Still Tesla would be your best option. For the theme, you may flash the Pixel Launcher and stuff and you can be more stock.
mivv said:
OrionOS is preety stabe
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Doesn't exist. Where Can I find it?
YourTheBest said:
Doesn't exist. Where Can I find it?
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https://plus.google.com/communities/111860173543944260545
YourTheBest said:
Doesn't exist. Where Can I find it?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/development/rom-t3457741
All AOSP ROMs are CM based so unless you're running OOS, you'll be running some sort of cm based ROM. Also OOS is a lot more stable and has a better camera than CM/AOSP. Pretty much everything else is the same
I'd recommend Tesla N. Camera sucks on this ROM but I use a ported OOS camera app. There's minor issues with the ROM but you can really use it as a daily driver.
crzykiller said:
All AOSP ROMs are CM based so unless you're running OOS, you'll be running some sort of cm based ROM. Also OOS is a lot more stable and has a better camera than CM/AOSP. Pretty much everything else is the same
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Not all AOSP roms are based on cm. There are many non cm based roms available for op3 like slim, pa, orionos, tesla, and more.
Most of them are fast and stable so try to find one that suits your preferences.
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Not all AOSP roms are based on cm. There are many non cm based roms available for op3 like slim, pa, orionos, tesla, and more.
Most of them are fast and stable so try to find one that suits your preferences.
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Hmm I thought the underlying base was cm and then it the respective devs customize it to their liking... Well at least it was like that on the S6 but probs different since we actually have all the sources for this phone.
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Hmm I thought the underlying base was cm and then it the respective devs customize it to their liking... Well at least it was like that on the S6 but probs different since we actually have all the sources for this phone.
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Many custom ROMs are based on CM, which is itself based on AOSP but heavily customised. There are a number of other custom ROMs as previously mentioned that are based directly on AOSP code.
We don't really have all sources for this phone. OnePlus has only released the essential sources (kernel, dash charge, etc).
Hi Guys,
Just wanting a few questions answered if possible for when I get my Pixel 2 XL. I do not want to root the device.
On a custom ROM (Such as LineageOS flashed with GAPPS) , will the Google Camera app work fully as expected with HDR+, as on stock? If not, i'll probably want to keep stock.
When ROM's become available - How can I identify the ROM's that are stock with additional features, or ROM's built from AOSP - I've seen "AOSP" in thread titles, but what am I looking for ROM's built from stock? Hope this makes sense.
Aside from using an app, do you think a Mod can be made for stock that can enable Scrolling Screenshots? Such as; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34DQVZx74TE
Anyone?
Check the 6P page and open some of the ROM threads. They list all of the features. If you've never used any of the custom ROMs before give it a try. If you don't like anything just try another or flash stock image. I'm sure once you find one you like though, it will become a necessity. Pixel stock android is smooth, but the ROMs add to the experience IMO, not take away.
cedargreen said:
Check the 6P page and open some of the ROM threads. They list all of the features. If you've never used any of the custom ROMs before give it a try. If you don't like anything just try another or flash stock image. I'm sure once you find one you like though, it will become a necessity. Pixel stock android is smooth, but the ROMs add to the experience IMO, not take away.
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I already have. I've flashed Lineage OS and Paranoid Android. I believe they are both AOSP though. Can you provide me with a thread to a ROM that is stock based, and advise what you seen to confirm this?
@Nightmare79 , did you manage to get portrait mode working for the back camera on AOSP/Lineage Roms ?
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... Can you provide me with a thread to a ROM that is stock based...
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If it is not AOSP based (or based on rom that is AOSP based), it should be stock based
Is Stock the best or is there a better custom Rom?
Completely subjective.
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Completely subjective.
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I am just asking
Ye it's completly subjective.
I would say OOS is most stable looking in performance/smoothness/battery and overall, but many people like other stuff more like more customizability that custom rom offers. Just what you think.
if you want customization go for a custom rom like ResurrectionRemix, or OmniRom, if you want stability and better camera quality (in this particular phone), go for stock OxygenOS, in latest version it supports Face Unlock too ...
Hello, I have a question. Samsung is a good phone, I'm satisfied but I'm switching from Xiaomi and I miss the Custom ROM options. I've only seen RayOS so far, are there others? Thank you.
amriovane said:
Hello, I have a question. Samsung is a good phone, I'm satisfied but I'm switching from Xiaomi and I miss the Custom ROM options. I've only seen RayOS so far, are there others? Thank you.
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Not yet. For people wanting to stay in OneUI but with lots of custom options, RayOS is your best choice. For AOSP ROMs, they should be coming once we start booting Lineage and have stable trees. It's currently in the works, still trying to figure out a few things. Once that happens, lots of custom ROMs can be built on top of that, like Pixel Experience, HavocOS and etc...