[OnePlus 5 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] xdvs23:
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/*
* The modifications performed to your device are
* performed by yourself, thus you must perform the
* leap of fate and accept the inevitable outcome, the
* responsibilities of what to do with your device are passed to you.
*
* We are of no responsibility for any damages, data loss
* or results of unexpected outcome, if you have **SERIOUS**
* problems with this software, do not hesitate to contact
* the developers or maintainers of your device port.
*
* We are not liable for anything that happens with your
* device. Shall you somehow screw up and take the leap of faith
* you may find that some companies may do indeed still honour
* warranties, although we cannot give one ourselves.
*
* Don't be stupid and bet on that generosity of companies though,
* please be responsible for what you do with your device.
* Do not try overclocking up to glorious 1337 GHz thinking an OEM
* would replace your glorious space heater only matched by the GTX480 etc.
*
* We recommend you to take the advice above regardless.
*/

XOS is a new generation Android-based cutting-edge OS based on the Android Open Source Project

What is XOS?

halogenOS, also known as XOS is a new Android ROM which ships with the global aim to

become a modular ROM which keeps as high as potentially possible operating

performance on your mobile device while still maintaining a sufficient feature

base of nice, small and minimal features that would not be available via any

external feature base, extension, mod or plugin.

We hope you have a truly halogenified experience!

Internals of XOS

At core, the ROM is composed mainly of components from the

Android Open Source Project (AOSP) and small parts from Code Aurora Forum (CAF) necessary,

with extremely minor set of components from LineageOS (LaOS or LN) which

have been added to source in order to allow for better cross-device compatibility.

Our LOVE to others

A huge thanks goes to those behind the AOSP and CAF, the LineageOS Project, AOSiP and many others including all of its

contributors for the sources used in the development of the base ROM which we

started with inclusive of all the work and dedication their team puts in order to

keep us updated on the awesome contributions that they make.

We will be keen on ensuring that we be up to date with the code from our base sources,

with regular ROM updates hopefully coming from time to time.

Please do not ask for ETA's (else you shall be spooked by Mr Skeltal). Almost all of us are

students, and with the current lifestyles and routines we have, it is not that easy to acquire

time to develop the ROM, though we'll be sure to keep you updated and release OTAs as

soon as they are available and ready for publication. If you want to be really updated quick,

then join us on Telegram: http://telegram.me/halogenos

Visit our website for features such as: Downloads, Information etc.

https://halogenos.org

Although no data should be lost or damaged by the flashing process,

we advise you to follow the following steps if you are coming from another ROM:

* Please take a full [I]Nandroid[/I] backup!
* Please copy your back up to an external device.
* Back up your [I]Internal Storage[/I]
* When completed, [I]clean flash[/I] the build (format using fastboot --wipe-and-use-fbe if your device supports FBE)

Although you usually can dirty flash halogenOS over other ROMs, considering the other

ROM is built upon the same Android version, it is not guaranteed to work.

In case of performance issues or crashes please do a clean flash.

Overall as a ROM, XOS is very stable. Our mission statement has always been of maintaining a clean and properly maintained ROM.

We take proper priority with ensuring that performance and stability are put first, features are considered an extra topping on the cake.

All Builds/Devices/Maintainers

Substratum Theming Support

Community supported by the Substratum team

Custom Lockscreen Visualizer

Offline Gesture Recognition

Upstream Security Patches

Support for `addon.d`

Application Signature Spoofing Toggle (for microG)

Various Kernel Optimizations

Long Press Home for Assist

System UX & Performance Optimizations

Audio Tweaks

Enhanced Media Support (Video, Audio, ...)

I/O Tweaks

No black bars on big screens

OP-like gesture navigation

OnePlus 5

Alert Slider & Gestures Support

Flash Kernel by @nathanchance - compiled using Clang 7 and upstreamed

FBE

Issues

None that we know of

Installing for the first time

* Download the current version of XOS for your device.
* Reboot into a compatible Android Recovery solution. (We recommend TWRP)
* Wipe [B]'/system' & '/cache'[/B], [B][U]FORMAT[/U] /data preferably using fastboot --wipe-and-use-fbe (You will lose all your data incl. internal storage)[/B].
[I](Optional: For `Dirty Flash`, do not wipe [b]anything[/b])[/I]
* Select the appropriate ROM zip and flash the current ROM build.
* Want Google Apps? Obtain and flash the latest GApps from http://opengapps.org/
* Flash any other system modifications you may want
* Reboot.

Manually updating the ROM

XOS ships with an OTA updater built-in (soon) which should automate the downloading and flashing process,

however should your wish be to manually update the ROM, you should be our guest.

* Download the current version of XOS for your device.
* Reboot into a compatible Android Recovery solution. (Note: We recommend TWRP)
* [b]Please do not[/b] wipe anything, including Cache/Dalvik/ART, the ROM has you covered.
* Select the appropriate ROM zip and flash the current ROM build.
* Reflash any system modifications that do not survive updated (everything that is not addon.d-capable)
* Reboot.

You do not need to wipe Cache/Dalvik.

You do not need to flash Google Apps again*.

You do not need more than 5 minutes.

* Just make sure that you don't wipe system before flashing.

Tested compatibility

Although following things are compatible with halogenOS, we do not provide direct support for it.

Compatible additions are:

ViPER4Android

JamesDSP

Magisk

microG

GApps

Screenshots

[MENTION=5325978]regalstreak[/MENTION]

[MENTION=6584600]xdvs23[/MENTION] (actually xdevs23, but that was already taken on XDA)

[MENTION=4671636]sewer56lol[/MENTION]

[MENTION=6013245]jbw716[/MENTION]

[MENTION=254736]marpe[/MENTION]

[MENTION=264093]dango99[/MENTION]

[MENTION=6641107]hunter_bruhh[/MENTION]

[MENTION=6552280]MSF-Jarvis[/MENTION]

[MENTION=5782959]keessonnema[/MENTION]

Download Links

Download latest release

You can find all builds on this page

ROM Sources

All Sources | ROM, Kernel, Trees etc. @ halogenOS Gitea.

OnePlus 5

Kernel source

Device tree

Common device tree

Vendor blobs

Join our

Telegram group

Telegram News Channel

Telegram Off-Topic Group

Code Aurora Forums, LineageOS, ...

And everyone else who contributed and helps us!

In case you feel left out here, please contact us!

XOS Webpage

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XDA:DevDB Information

halogenOS for OnePlus 5, ROM for the OnePlus 5

Contributors

xdvs23, Evokkimus

Source Code: https://git.halogenos.org/halogenOS/

ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo

ROM Kernel: Linux 4.x

ROM Firmware Required: OOS 5.1.4

Based On: AOSP

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: XOS 8.1.0 20180818

Stable Release Date: 2018-08-18

Created 2017-08-02

Last Updated 2018-09-03