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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] RANJITH THRISSUR:
I was on 10.0.1 with magisk 19.4 and twrp 3.3.1.70. had smurf kernel and no limit 9.3 rom too. It was ok.. but a better idle drain would've been appreciated (always 1.0 -1.3%/hour).

Then, 10.0.2 came,. Downloaded full zip,

Flashed using existing 3.3.1.70 recovery after ticking ' inject twrp after flashing' option.(do this otherwise twrp is gone)

Once rom flashed , went to home and chose reboot to recovery

Inside recovery again, flashed the same magisk 19.4. gone to rebooting option,choose inactive slot, then reboot.

Successfully booted to system updated to 10.0.2!!

Went to twrp again and flashed smurf kernel 3.3.2,

Then from magisk manager, flashed xxx no limits 9.3 with a custom profile.

Charged to 100% then kept it for 7 hours, morning I could see battery at 98%!!

Idle drain is 0.3% only!!

Fantastic battery life so far...I would recommend every one plus 7 pro user to do this setup totally worth it.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] null0seven:
I was on 10.0.2 stable with latest Magisk Canary twrp 3.3.1-73

Update from 10.02 to ob6 :

1- uninstall Magisk modules.

2- install Oos stable/open beta with Settings > Local upgrade . DON'T reboot! (Must be newer than actual Oos you have installed allready on the phone)

3- open Magisk > downloads. Install TWRP A/B Retention Script. DON'T reboot.

4- go back in Magisk. Touch install. Choose (Install to inactive slot after' OTA)

5- reboot to system.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] RANJITH THRISSUR:
Bro, you mentioned 2 kernels - kirisakura and RZ. Both i haven't tried yet. I'm on smurf kernel . How would they compare against smurf on stability, performance and battery life ? I'm curious to try them out!

Please share..
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] rootSU:
OB6 Official Global Link: https://otafsg1.h2os.com/patch/amaz...13.W.17_OTA_017_all_1911152150_5b8908ba7b.zip
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] santiagoruel13:
Havent tried smurf.

Kirisakura, i think the OP mentioned that its based on pixel caf.. its one of the best.. both in performance and battery

Rz kernel on the other hand.. feels a bit smoother compared to kirisakura.. but can only be used on OOS , dirty flashing it on top of other kernel will result in a non working wifi. But the latest update of rz..which was released yesterday.. feels like it has a bug..cluster 3 was always locked at maxed 2841MHz, even when not in use. Thus resulting in about 50-80°C temp. Though a work around is typing a terminal command to prevent that from running at maxed out speed.

First pic is slot B with RZ KERNEL

Second pic is slot A with KIRISAKURA KERNEL

Both slots are on a10.0.2
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Philly@52:
Stuck in Bootloader after attempting to install Magisk Module

So i was able to update to Android 10.0.1 and keep TWRP as well as Magisk. However when i went into Magisk to install a module, after the reboot i am stuck in a bootloop at the bootloader menu. When i attempt to go into recovery mode, it brings me back to the bootloader.

The steps i took were as followed.

1. Fresh install of OP 9.5.11 stable

2. flashboot TWRP from bootloader

3. Loaded into recovery, flashed the boot image on A & B

4. Flashed the zip file of TWRP & Magisk

5. Reboot into system(still on 9.5.11) with the zip file of Android 10.0.1 in local storage

6. Install Android 10(didnt reboot), went into Magisk and installed on inactive slot(for OTA's)

7. Reboots, phone works fine in A10 with Magisk still

8. Attempted to install Magisk Module(youtube vanced specifically) phone rebooted into bootloader and cant get into recovery
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Philly@52:
Slight update, i am able to get into recovery/TWRP by flashing twrp 3.3.1 -70 from the fastboot menu. However i still cannot boot into the system. Am i missing the correct boot image for 10.0.1?

I am attempting to still use 10.0.1 because i was using/plan to use Renovate Ice which currently is only working on 10.0.1

I'm at a loss for what to try next...

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So after flashing the TWRP i've managed to get the phone working again on Renovate Ice 7.0 / OOS 10.0.1 with Magisk installed. However im worried about attempting to install any modules via Magisk now because of what happened this past time. Did i miss something that causes my phone to bootloop after i reboot when installing a Magisk module?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] RANJITH THRISSUR:
What u should do is, flash ota zip from twrp, but before swiping the flash option, tick "inject twrp after flashing " option. Twrp version has to be 3.3.1. 70. Magisk version 19.4.

Once flashed, go to home and then choose reboot to recovery. Let the phone reboot to recovery. Then flash magisk 19.4 zip.

Then choose inactive slot from reboot menu. And reboot to system.?

Done!
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Philly@52:
Ah, ok. So i currently have Magisk 20.1 installed and for some reason i had to move up to twrp 3.3.1-74 to be able to get the phone working again. But your saying if i flash the OTA for OOS 10.0.1 in twrp (inject twrp after flashing) --> reboot to recovery and flash Magisk 19.4 i should be good to go?

Does Magisk 20.1 not work for OOS 10.0.1?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] RANJITH THRISSUR:
So which one is more battery friendly and stable? I assume kirisakura...? I can find kirisakura here in XDA. But can't see any post or links for RZ. Can u provide me one?

Btw, smurf is a blast of performer! Just too fast!
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] RANJITH THRISSUR:
I'm not sure about magisk 20. 1 /oos 10.0.1/twrp 3.3.1.74 combo. U should try and find out.

For me, the setup i mentioned is perfect.

Btw,10.0.1 is not battery friendly. But 10.0.2 is!

Check the previous reply post, where I attached a screenshot showing idle drain. It's 0.3% per hour now?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Philly@52:
Hmmm..tempting. The only real reason i stuck with 10.0.1 was because Renovate currently isnt compatible with 10.0.2

With 10.0.2, your running TWRP3.3.1.70 & Magisk 19.4?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] RANJITH THRISSUR:
Yes, ,also no limits xxx 9.3 rom(magisk rom) and smurf kernel 3.3.2 I'm using.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Philly@52:
I just looked again, Renovate Ice just posted 8.0 which runs on 10.0.2 so i guess ill try to upgrade. Just need to figure out which TWRP & Magisk combo works now i suppose
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] gianton:
Which build of smurf kernel is this?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] RANJITH THRISSUR:
3.3.2
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] VeNoM141:
Hi while installing OOS beta 6 from TWRP without wipe... Am getting error code 1? Anything wrong with this update? I am on OOS beta 5
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] null0seven:
Yes. Flashing in twrp. Local Upgrade it's recomended since i got 7 pro. Maybe since 6T if i'm not wrong....
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] RANJITH THRISSUR:
Even better this time, with smurf kernel on battery profile! 0.2% is the idle drain
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] linx1287:
You dont seem to be using a sim. And bbs also shows no network. That takes away the most hefty aspect of idle drains.

Try it with a sim and see the drain then. But yes smurf kernel does yeild nice battery so far in my testing. Arter comes next, followed by kirisakura (which in my device sometimes gives inconsistent performance). Yet to try Elemental but i did so in my previous device so i know that is a solid choice also.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
TWRP-based or System-Update-based? Which is better?

I have a rooted GM1917 running 9.5.13.GM21AA.

The following two sets of instructions in the OP describe how to flash this 10.0.2 ROM via TWRP and via System Update, respectviely ...

I'm wondering if anyone has any experience concerning which is more reliable: a TWRP-based or System-Update-based installation of this ROM?

Or are both methods equally reliable?

I'm specifically referring to a 9.5.13-to-10.0.2 upgrade on a GM1917.

Thank you in advance.

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
Well, I got impatient and took a chance on the System-Update-based installation. It worked great, and it is much easier than the TWRP-based installation ... and it's less complicated and therefore, it's less likely for me to make a mistake.

After following the steps, my device came up in 10.0.2 with all my apps running just as before.

All seems well so far.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Andsie:
Hi,

did you reboot afterwards and no hassle?

Were you rooted and installed twrp?

Greetings

Andsie

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My question is therefore I got fastboot bootloop trouble after upgrading 9.5.11 to 10.0.1...
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
Yes. I rebooted with no hassle, and then I installed the xXx-NoLimits Magisk module, also with no hassle.

And I just now installed the Smurf kernel, and still no problem.

To be precise, these are the steps I took ...

(1) While still in my original 9.5.13 OS, uninstall all Magisk modules, including xXx-NoLimits.

(2) Reboot to system

(3) Flash 10.0.2 via System Updates->Local upgrade. *** DO NOT REBOOT! ***

(4) Go to Magisk and select INSTALL->INSTALL->Install to Inactive Slot (after OTA)

(5) Reboot to system

(6) Boot to bootloader

(7) Connect the USB cable and issue this command from your desktop computer:

fastboot boot twrp-3.3.1-70-guacamole-unified-Q-mauronofrio.img

Make sure you're booting into at least version 3.3.1-70. I read that 3.3.1-71 might have problems, but 3.3.1-72 is probably OK

(8) Flash twrp-3.3.1-70-guacamole-unified-installer-mauronofrio.zip (same twrp version as you booted into)

(9) Reboot to recovery

(10) Flash Magisk-20.1 (or at least 19.3 ... and don't flash a "canary" version of Magisk)

(11) Boot to System

PS: If you didn't install twrp 3.3.1-70 or newer, that might be the cause of your bootloop. If so, you can try to fix it by running steps 6 through 11, above. Those same steps might also fix the problem if it's due to a "canary" build of Magisk.

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] null0seven:
The easy way
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
That is indeed easier than the other methods. I'm just unsure about Magisk Canary. I have read that it can sometimes be problematic.

Also, I know this doesn't apply when going from 10.0.2 a beta, but when upgrading from an OOS 9.x ROM to a 10.0.x version, older versions of TWRP won't work any more, and they might result in a boot loop.

If the TWRP version is lower than 3.3.1-70, then perform steps 6 through 11, as described in my message above: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=81000605&postcount=1686

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Andsie:
Thx for this description

It is different to the way described in the first post of this thread:

How to update/install with root(TWRP):

*MAKE SURE TO HAVE EVERY MAGISK MODULE DISABLED BEFORE YOU DO THIS*

1. Download the stable, magisk and TWRP installer

2. Copy the zip to the storage

3. Boot TWRP and decrypt

4. Flash stable

5. Flash TWRP Installer

6. Reboot recovery

7. Flash Magisk

8. Reboot and enjoy!

Is the difference important?

And: is twrp 3.3.1.74 safe for your way?

Thx for replies
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
I'm not sure *why* the method I outlined works, but it did function for me. It might have to do with the fact that flashing via "System updates->Local upgrade" and then doing that Magisk "install to inactive slot" step seem to get both boot slots into a proper state. I have had issues with boot slots when I've tried to manually flash everything via TWRP.

I haven't tried TWRP 3.3.1-74, unfortunately ... but if it doesn't work, you could redo my steps 6 through 11 with 3.3.1-70, and that will probably fix things.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] null0seven:
HippoMan

when you upgrade, for example, from android 9 to 10 it' s recomended to do a clean flash. New base.

It may work with dirty flash, but if not, you have much more work to do to get the phone back.

Magisk Canary works fine for me. But i don't use many Magisk mod's, exposed, etc.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] shadeau:
OB6->10.0.2

Hey everyone,

I recently updated from 10.0.1 to OB6 (mostly because I didn't know 10.0.2 was out) and I'm not happy with battery life. I was hoping to dirty flash over OB6 following the usual instructions, but every time I reboot into recovery (after flashing the ROM zip then the TWRP installer zip) TWRP can't mount the other partition (OB6 on Slot B, but won't mount Slot A after flashing and reboot). I can mount the OB6 slot and return to my old OS, but no dice on the "upgrade". I'm using TWRP 3.3.1-70. I do have a backup from 10.0.1 that I can try to restore, but I've heard mixed things about restoring backups in TWRP on 2-slot devices that were taken while encrypted.

My question is basically: can I do this or do I need to clean install 10.0.2/install 10.0.2 on top of my 10.0.1 backup?

Any advice/help is appreciated

Thanks!
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] RANJITH THRISSUR:
I'm using a sim, which is always on. But no mobile data. Optimized apps. Enabled sleep standby optimization also. Kernel is smurf 3.3.2,has no limits 9.3 rom with some tweaks there. This way phone sleeps within no time after display is off. Saves a lot of juice, end of the day.

I just want to know is this the best idle drain this phone could give... Check the screenshot..
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] ZoM4cs:
Hello root for oneplus 7 pro beta 6? Is first time when i root my oneplus
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Andsie:
how to get all apps back after a clean flash?

That is like moving to a new phone?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] shadeau:
If you're rooted then you use something like Titanium Backup to restore all of your apps/data. If not there are some other apps that you can use to backup and restore things like text messages, phone logs, contacts, etc. There are some ways to backup and restore app data while not rooted, but they're a bit more involved in granting permissions.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
You can use Titanium Backup to back up all your apps. Then you can go into adb from your desktop and do this from an empty directory ...

adb pull /sdcard/TitaniumBackup/ .

That gets all your backups onto your desktop machine. Then, after upgrading your OS, you can do the opposite: go into that directory and issue this command ...

adb push TitaniumBackup/ /sdcard/

Then, on your device, go to the Play Store and reinstall TitaniumBackup. Then, use that app to restore the backups.

The backup, download, upload, and restore should each require a few minutes.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] null0seven:
Yes. The phone it's like new but with new OS, new base. New base it's not a small upgrade.

Me, i don't care about that. I just install all of them from Google Play or like .apk.

Another thing. When you change a lower base to a superior base, it's likely, some apps not to work proper.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Inoxenoch:
Running problems after upgrading to Android 10. Instagram stories longer than 15 seconds won't upload. Independently on wich camera I'm using, data connection, etc. Tried everything, wiping, uninstalling, but won't work.

I have a couple friends with the same phone and same firmware (10.0.2) and they also have the problem.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
Sound and vibrate icon(s) in the status bar?

I'm looking for a way to get icons in the status bar which indicate whether ...

(1) ... sound is turned on or off for ringing and notification

(2) ... vibration is turned on or off for for ringing and notification

This could either be two separate 2-state icons (sound on/off and vibrate on/off), or one 4-state icon which shows all combinations of these conditions.

These desired icons do not seem to be offered as part of the standard 10.0.2 build, and so I'm wondering if there are any 3rd-party modules which can provide these icons.

I looked in the list of EdXposed modules (including GravityBox) and the list of Magisk modules, and I don't see anything which offers this functionality. Also, I don't see anything like this which is offered in xXx-NoLimits.

Does anyone know of any other 3rd-party software which runs under 10.0.2 and which can provide one or more status-bar icons that show the sound and vibration state?

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] AndroidRooterKev:
Isn't that offered by 10.0.2 by default? At the top right near the network notification.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
I don't see it there. And I don't see an icon for this offered in Settings->Display->Status bar->Icon manager.

Is there a setting somewhere else which controls this?

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] AndroidRooterKev:
It's the one that says "Volume"
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
This is weird. I set the "Volume" icon, but nothing appears in the status bar. It's showing the time and icons for Wifi, battery state, bluetooth, and cellular data with no problem. But the setting and clearing of the "Volume" icon control has no effect either way, and nothing concerning sound or vibration appears in the status bar.

I rebooted after turning on the "Volume" icon, but that doesn't have any effect.

???

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] AndroidRooterKev:
Here is how it works when the volume icon is enabled in the status bar:

- If the phone is on silent, it will show the silent icon

- If the phone is on vibrate, it will show the vibration icon

- If the phone is on loud (meaning it will make noise), there is no icon.

Toggle the switch above the power button and see if the icon(s) appear/change based on my explanation above.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
Aha! I do see the icon when manually flipping that switch.

But if I set those states with software (e.g., via Tasker), the icon doesn't appear. However, when setting the states with software, those set-via-software states indeed properly change the phone's sound and vibration behavior in the same way that the manual switch does.

I guess the status-bar "Volume" icon is only keyed to the manual switch in 10.0.2.

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] AndroidRooterKev:
It looks that way. I didn't know that since I only toggle my volume profile using the manual switch.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
3rd-party software to put icons or write text into the status bar?

Well, this raises a different question, then: does anyone know of some 3rd-party software which will let me install custom icons with custom behaviors into the status bar? I haven't been able to find anything like that in xXx-NoLimits, EdXposed, Tasker, Magisk, or anywhere else I looked.

PS: ... or even something which will allow me to write custom text into the status bar would be acceptable ... with the text controllable by software, so I could use that software to write the sound/vibrate state into the status bar.

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] AndroidRooterKev:
See if ob6 has the volume status bar corrected. Clearly, the stable one has a defect if it's only showing the icon when the physical switched is used and not software. No need to find a 3rd party if the system provides it natively.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
Thank you. I'll give ob6 a try soon, as long as I can flash it via System Update. I have made too many errors trying to flash ROMs via TWRP under this dual-boot-slot architecture.

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This ob6 link appears to be dead. Does anyone know of another location for ob6?

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] AndroidRooterKev:
If you go to the OP7P open beta XDA forum, you'll see the link. As a general rule, you should make sure to always get your zips from the official XDA OP - not from links provided by other people. You can find the zip there. It downloads for me with no issues so it should work for you too.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
Thanks. I went to that forum now.

To be honest, I'm pretty sure that these betas won't fix my problem, because this "Volume" icon behavior isn't mentioned in any of the Changelogs for these betas. But as long as I can easily flash an ob6, it's at least worth a try.

PS: Given that there is nowhere in the official settings for 10.0.2 which give a user a way to change the sound/vibration behavior in the way that the manual switch can do it, I suspect that this "Volume" icon behavior has been deliberately designed to only be changeable via the manual switch in that OS version. I'm guessing that the same will be true under the betas.

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] HippoMan:
I solved the Volume-icon problem!

I solved my problem!!

I'm using Tasker, and on rooted devices, it offers a "Custom Settings" action which can be used to set and query Global settings variables, Secure settings variables, and System settings variables.

It turns out that there is a Global settings variable called three_Key_mode (note the capital "K"). The value of that variable can be the integers 1, 2, and 3. If it is set to 1, the "Volume" icon shows up in the status bar in the same way it appears when the manual switch is in the top "Silent" position. If that variable is set to 2, the "Volume" icon shows the same thing as if the manual switch is in the middle "Vibrate" position, and if that variable is set to 3, the "Volume" icon goes away, which is exactly what it does when the manual switch is in the bottom "Ring" position.

This three_Key_mode variable only affects the "Volume" icon, and it has no effect on the actual sound/vibration mode of the device. Therefore, I can do my Tasker-based setting of the sound/vibration mode, and then I can do a Tasker-based Custom Setting of three_Key_mode to either 1, 2, or 3, depending on the sound/vibration setting I have chosen.

Note that there is also System variable called three_key_mode (note the lower-case "k") which is *not* settable via Tasker's Custom Settings action. That variable contains the actual state of the manual switch. But this System variable is irrelevant for my purposes.

So I don't need to use any 3rd-party software to achieve my goal, nor do I need to try out any beta ROMs.

Excesior! (Latin for "Onward and upward!")

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[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] AndroidRooterKev:
I'm not very acquainted with Tasker to understand all that but glad you got it. One of these days I'll learn Tasker and all of it's complexity