yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 9 Pro] tathagatab:
Not quite. You don't need to do it offline. OTA update works fine with modified boot.img, but the full zip will get downloaded and applied. And you can keep root by reinstalling Magisk in the inactive slot before the reboot.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] AwkwardUberHero:
Totally random, but I am getting the waiting for devices when I am booting my device into the fastboot area.

I am doing adb reboot bootloader, and my windows 10 virtual machine just tells me that it is waiting for devices. Total brain fart going on over here.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Bunecarera:
Yeah, ok. That's the same thing.

I meant, the updating process with a modified boot image is not the same as without one. Not as straight forward or "easy"
[OnePlus 9 Pro] cavalier3400z:
I have version 6.0.6 installed. I didn't see a newer version.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] samwhiteUK:
If it's a VM, have you routed your phone's USB connection through to the VM?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] ooemir:
You fix this problem. Because i have this problem
[OnePlus 9 Pro] intoxicated.mad:
Is it fixed yet?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] tathagatab:
So the dev must fix this problem because YOU have this problem, eh? And how much exactly are you paying him for this?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Sheldd:
Hi! I saw lots of 9 Pro users being very happy with this kernel, very good performance and way better temperature than stock kernel. Wanting to ask if there's any way i can try this on 9 NON-PRO. Thanks a lot!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kristofpetho:
It's compatible with the 9 (non-pro)
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Sheldd:
Really? Thats awesome, i just saw "IMPORTANT - this will NOT work on a standard Oneplus 9, only the 9 Pro!!!" on the third reply, so i didnt know thats now avaible for the NON PRO too. Going to give it a try! Thank! 🙋🏻‍♂️
[OnePlus 9 Pro] heavenking4:
I wondering this KERNEL can resolve the heating and battery drain issue?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Bunecarera:
Ooemir probably just forgot to use a question mark...

He quoted dkcats3, asking if dkcats3 found a way to fix it, since Ooemir has the same problem.

If you read it like that, not so hostile now is it :-)
[OnePlus 9 Pro] ooemir:
Sory my english so bad :(

I'm sorry if I said someting wrong.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] r4p70r:
Just to a degree. Better than stock in any case.

I find it still gets too warm for just browsing, YouTube and chatting (my main use). And sot is still ridiculously low. I usually don't get over 4 hours. None of the apps in the usage statistics have a noticeably high consumption.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] toyanucci:
It has definitely helped with my OnePlus 9. It'd overheat just using WhatsApp, YouTube or browsing with chrome or edge. I haven't overheated once since installing Omega kernel
[OnePlus 9 Pro] sunny1689gupta:
Guys, I m really irritated with one problem. I have latest os and Omega kernel installed. I play a specific game a lot ( Dragonball Legends) and it used to be in memory much more while multi tasking. However, I don't know what's happening now. Since a week, I can never see this app in memory. Whenever I switch to some other app like Twitter or whatsapp and come back, the app reloads. A call coming. Again app reloads. I am irritated since this phone was an expensive buy for me.

Can anyone pls give me an idea on how to force this app in memory or how to improve ram management. I have used don't optimise for this app,still doesn't work.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] ThePresence:
You must have installed some magisk/xposed module due to which you're facing this issue. It was happening with me also then I removed that module and now everything is smooth as before.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] hdbueller:
Well, say what you want, but I can barely use mine outdoors when it's warm as it gives me the high temp warning and then shuts down apps and dims the screen to an unusable level! Coincidentally, it never happens while charging tho.... If I don't find a fix soon, I'll become a former OnePlus user!!

I'm just about done!!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] toyanucci:
Same issue with OP9! Doing regular things has the phone giving me the overheating warning and dimming the screen. Omega kernel has improved it a lot, but if the ambient temps are high, the phone overheats which never happened with my OP7T, OP8T, Pixel5 or Pixel 4a5g all of which I used in the same location with similar temps.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] muca89:
The UI is really smooth with this kernel but I have to say, that the battery life with stock kernel was better for me.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Burt Squirtz:
I'm getting perfect battery life on Omega -- it's a lot better than stock. A lot better performance too. Snappy and smooth as can be.

It's definitely something on your phone bro. Kristoff is right, nine times out of 10 it's some sh1tty app or process.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] RumRunner19:
It is interesting that peeps will dog a kernel after so many heap praises on it. My first reaction is they have some off the wall apps running. Funny thing, for those that come from other phones there is a tendency to your apps work. In my opinion, batt apps, optimizier apps, green apps - are all nonsense. Take up space and CPU. My batt life with this kernel is awesome, but I am not a power user. Still, I get great response and the

UI is snappy.

Basically, what I am saying is look at what you have running before crying. FFSS.

Thanks
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thirtythr33:
I've had the op9 pro since launch, and have used Omega as soon as it was released (coming from op6T I knew what to expect) and I would consider myself a power user among other things. all that to say I have never once had my phone overheat, reach critical temps, or underperform while using Omega. those of you getting these overheating warning have either one or more system debilitating apps running or you are using your phone in ways none of the rest of us are. honestly, every time I read a post about overheating on Omega I ignore it, because there is no way that's happening without what's called operator error, unless you genuinely have a defective phone.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] forever_lol:
I am sorry, but I don't see anyone "whining" here nor bashing the kernel, that is great btw. The thing is many users have experienced overheating issues (when eg. shooting videos outside or having videocall, using google maps) on stock setup. I am not a poweruser. My device is heavily debloated and i do not play games and i don't use social media at all. Still i cannot have 30 min video conversation on signal without getting overheat warning. No one say it is omega kernel's fault. In fact it's even better here (and i do prefer omega over stock one), but it hasn't solved the overheating issue for all of us, unfortunately. That's all. It's not criticism towards the kernel at all. No need to feel sour. (Hardware failure can be a case here)
[OnePlus 9 Pro] naros13:
Hi. I forgot to back up. How do I get the kernel stock no.......

Someone can help

oneplus 9 pro

oos 11.2.7.7 LE15AA
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Mangtas_666:
Extract boot.img on its payload.bin
[OnePlus 9 Pro] sultan.of.swing:
Here is my usage, has a bit where I was plugged in for Android auto in the car.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Amaze209:
I just installed omega and everything is running great.

I was just wondering if anyone has left the settings stock? Or if you adjusted them?

If you adjusted them, what values did you adjust and to what value? Thanks you.

Just trying the find the best combination of settings.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] PKkeys:
I have changed the I/O Schedulers to KYBER.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] terlynn4:
I second this. I always had issues with stock kernel, and it's so much better with Omega, but I've still had occasional overheating warnings (usually in extreme summer heat and full sun, but a few times in more normal conditions). I'm certain it's not the kernel's fault, and I don't have much else modded these days except some debloating. This phone just doesn't seem to handle cooling as well as my previous OP7P did.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] hallo dare:
With the latest kernel version on the eu phone has anyone that uses dual sim noticed that periodically they cannot receive calls on the 2nd sim?

My second sim is for work and I'm always getting an email from work colleagues to say that "i tried ringing you but it won't connect". (Not exactly a bad thing)! A reboot sorts the issue for a while before the issue returns.

But when i flash the 0807 kernel version there's no issue with receiving calls.

Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this amd can advise?

Happy to provide logs if instructed how to do so. Thanks
[OnePlus 9 Pro] l_mike:
No problem here on eu with dual sim.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] rickysidhu_:
Hey I just had a random reboot and I've attached logs. I'm not sure if you support the regular OP9 in terms of troubleshooting but I thought I'd mention it anyway.

I was double tapping the screen to wake it and then that's when the reboot happened.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Avinash007:
Don't know if this is the right forum to ask but asking anyway, has anyone experienced Whatsapp being the heaviest on battery? I have seen Whatsapp's background usage is always in hours whereas the active usage is just under 60 minutes. I am not a heavy Whatsapp user. I have tried looking over many articles all of them suggest clearing app data, reinstall or upgrade. Obviously those do not help any way.

I was wondering if there can be any tuning at the kernel level like Oneplus did with the throttling of certain apps.

This kernel has been my daily driver since I got my 9 pro, must say I can't imagine using the phone without this kernel. Battery life has improved a lot, I even play PUBG and the temperatures stay well under 35 38.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Avinash007:
Yeah agreed. That's why I don't have Facebook, Instagram or even Messenger. But can't go without WhatsApp sadly.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] tathagatab:
I don't have this problem, because I use an app called Icebox to keep WhatsApp and a bunch of other apps frozen. I fire 'em up when I need 'em, and then freeze 'em again. The freezing can be configured to happen automatically whenever your screen switches off.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] terlynn4:
This is what I do too, and keeping all those battery-hungry apps frozen works wonders for battery life. But of course if they're frozen you don't get notifications (just a bonus for me), so it may not be ideal for a lot of people.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] matheus_sc:
Any guide for install? For twrp need factory reset? Thanks
[OnePlus 9 Pro] l_mike:
Use Franco Kernel Manager to manual install.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Dashwood Foxe:
So something happened recently that caused my phone throw itself into a borderline bootloop with this kernel. Wifi is totally trashed and rebooting takes AGES. only flashing back to stock kernel remedies this.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] jwarrior319:
In order for anyone to diagnose/fix the issue we need kernel logs from during boot. Without it we have no way of knowing what actually happened and cant really help.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Dashwood Foxe:
Where am I looking at to pull the logs again?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Dashwood Foxe:
Found em, hopefully this helps. It also turns out I can't flash any custom kernels in this forum without the same issues.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] HessNL:
Will this kernel be updated to 11.2.9.9?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kristofpetho:
If they would update sources...
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Avinash007:
But we can still use the kernel with the new update right?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] GreekPilot:
No problem here....
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kristofpetho:
New kernel release!

Changelog:

- Pulled in patch from Google to make cpufreq stat collection less CPU-hungry (smoothness)

- Pulled in 3 Clang/LLVM stability fixes from upstream Linux

- Pulled in a patch for better power consumption when vibrations are enabled (from arter's source)

While this kernel works on latest 11.2.9.9, please note that OnePlus hasn't released sources yet for 11.2.9.9.

Enjoy!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] l_mike:
Working great on the newest oxygen.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] samwhiteUK:
Hi @kristofpetho, lately (last few weeks) I've been having a random bug where a single press of the power button is being interpreted as a double tap, which is really annoying as it keeps opening the camera!

I've attached a dmesg of the issue - see around entries 5562-5567 for an occurrence.

This is a reasonably well-discussed issue, looking around - I don't know if it's crappy hardware on OnePlus' part, or shoddy button denouncing in software, but this is something that could be fixed at kernel level, right? Just reject all "presses" that are unreasonably close to the previous?

Thanks
[OnePlus 9 Pro] cybrtitan:
This has been happening to me as well @samwhiteUK and I was able to Mitigate it temporarily (it seems to be coming back slowly) by disabling and re-enabling the Gesture (settings -> buttons & gestures -> Double Click the power button -> camera)

I am on Oxygen 11.2.8.8.LE15BA on my unlocked tmobile 9pro -- using omega 5.4.61

Would like to see this resolved as well
[OnePlus 9 Pro] jwarrior319:
This can be fixed by increasing the required delay between presses, but idk if its kernel level or if its in a system file somewhere. If its in a file im sure a magisk module can be made to adjust that.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] pyry666:
I have had same issues recently. I dont think its kernel related but hw related. At first my suspect was my case but after removing it I noticed that power button it self is very sensitive, mushy and not clicky at all as it was when new. Vol buttons are still clicky as ever before. Support told me to visit service center AND didnt know if warranty covers it. And i am not too keen atm to drive 200km together just to find out
[OnePlus 9 Pro] samwhiteUK:
I believe it is hardware related. I have watched the kernel log and it's recognising a single press as two. So while it's in all likelihood caused by hardware, it can be masked by software by just ignoring button events that are unreasonably close. :)
[OnePlus 9 Pro] pyry666:
Just wondering if new device as this is, starts already give hw issues something as simple as power button, how its gonna hold up in a long run? Not very happy about this at all!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] samwhiteUK:
It's definitely not ideal. A lot of people are experiencing it around the same time, though, which is a little suspect.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] pyry666:
I second this. Plus i mainly use power button to turn screen off or to access power menu so its not that i am fiddling with it all the time
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Dn_nS:
I've had the issue after a update, but updated both the ROM and kernel. But it is definitely after that moment and not even once before that 12.8.8.8 ROM update and 14 august update. Latest kernel update didn't resolve the issue.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] jwarrior319:
Its possible they tweaked a config(maybe unintentionally) in the latest update. I personally haven't had any issues. It also might only affect devices after a certain manufacturing date due to qc/machine miscalibration. Hopefully its just a software bug. If software then msm'ing back to the previous release should fix the issue as long as you dont update again untill the next release.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Better_hack:
If someone has encountered a double-click problem, check if you have an enabled magic module called oneplus9poos. Disabling this module solved the problem.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] l_mike:
I don't use this module and still have this issue.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Better_hack:
this module disabled oneplus perf. Many people have turned it off in other ways. Adb or tasker. It's just the only thing that comes to mind. Perhaps your specific problem lies elsewhere.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] mattie_49:
Latest release on op9 global. Not getting any Gmail's . Well I do but in loads and days later. Not right away. First time I've experienced this.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Better_hack:
For a long time, this is an application problem. Solved: restarting the smartphone-> go to the gmail app.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] dkcats3:
I think the double click problem is much more likely a code issue with a poor (or lack of) debounce function. Whenever you have a physical switch making contact to trigger a button press, on a microscopic level it's common to see it "bounce" causing the signal to look like multiple presses. You always need some sort of logic to hold the "pressed" state long enough to counteract this bouncing and I suspect that's this is where the bug is coming from. Even if it was a mushy button, good debounce code should prevent that unless it's bouncing with an unreasonably long delay. This is why on some electronics without a debounce, you can click a button and see it press multiple times even though the button isn't defective and you only pressed it once. This can also be solved with a physical debounce circuit, which is fairly simple. I think what's most likely the case is the power button is directly connected to a gpio pin on the soc and it's being handled either by the SD888's internal debounce, or code from oneplus
[OnePlus 9 Pro] samwhiteUK:
Yep. It could be either, but it is irrelevant really. We just need some new software to debounce it! I was going to take a look but I'm just tooooo busy
[OnePlus 9 Pro] muca89:
I am currently on the August release of this kernel and OOS 11.2.8.8. In order to update the kernel I just have to download the newest zip file and flash it via Francos Kernel Manager, right? Anything else which I have to take care of?

After updating the kernel I will update OSS to 11.2.9.9.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] l_mike:
You can update to OOS 11.2.9.9 first than update the kernel.

After installing the OOS you'll have to install kernel once again.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] muca89:
And after installing OOS 11.2.9.9 I have to first install Magisk into inactive slot, before rebooting the device, right?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] schmeggy929:
You can uninstall Magisk from the Magisk app, as Update needs stock kernel. Download 11.2.9.9 update from Oxygen Updater app and install from Settings/ update from local storage. Do not reboot, then Install Magisk to Inactive Slot. Now you can reboot. Then use kernel manager to flash Kernel.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] l_mike:
I never uninstall magisk before update and it still updates ;) Have to remember to install magisk to inactive slot after update finishes to install (before phone reboot).
[OnePlus 9 Pro] muca89:
Do I have to first install stock kernel from backup before updating OOS? Sorry for this kind of "beginner" questions but I don't want to brick my phone :)
[OnePlus 9 Pro] l_mike:
I never restore stock kernel before updating oos. OOS update overwrites kernel, so you're stock anyway after updating.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] muca89:
Got it. Thank you a lot both :)
[OnePlus 9 Pro] schmeggy929:
uninstalling Magisk will restore stock kernel. OOS will not update if a custom kernel is installed.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Jump1ng:
These are the steps I use when updating OOS to latest version to keep Magisk installed.

1. Downloaded the update from Oxygen Updater (DONT REBOOT)

2. Go to Settings\System\System Update and click on the wheel on upper right corner.

3. Select Local Upgrade, then install the update (DONT REBOOT)

4. Remove Magisk modules that may cause problems if you have modules (Call Recording is one of them)

5. In Magisk, install Magisk again. Choose the "Install to inactive slot (OTA)" option

6. Reboot once completed

7. Flash Omega Kernal with ex kernel manager - reboot when asked.

Phone is now updated with latest OOS and Omega Kernel *HAPPY DAYS*
[OnePlus 9 Pro] l_mike:
Not true. I never uninstall magisk and I install OOS updates over omega kernel.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] mattie_49:
Not using Google ota you don't. All partitions have to be stock or update fails. Sorry I know that's an untrue statement as I reflash stock boot and vendor _boot to be able to take next ota.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] schmeggy929:
Yes when updating using a FULL OTA. When was the last time a FULL OTA was on time and not a month or two late. You can not take an incremental update on Omega or any custom kernel. It will fail.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] NinoLatif:
Egg ns emulator doesn't work with this kernel, gets stuck and crashes. Flashing arter97's kernel fixed it.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] tech_head:
The latest 11.2.9.9 was available pretty quick for the global and EU versions.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] tathagatab:
The full OTA is available simultaneously with the incremental upgrade. The updater app checks to see if the partitions were modified. If they were, it downloads the full OTA. If not, it downloads only the increment.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] terlynn4:
Not for NA model/Global, only incr is posted most of the time. I switched to EU for exactly this reason, to get full updates without waiting 1-2 months.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] infamousvincci:
Was gonna ask the same thing. If its abandoned or hiatus already.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] infamousvincci:
Sad. The pixel 6 looks so promising too. Maybe thats why.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thirtythr33:
at first when I read your post I was thinking no way it's been abandoned, but then I looked at github and there has been no new commits since 9/17 (the last update he released) so I'm not sure now. perhaps he's just busy with other things? either way I hope it's not.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kitcostantino:
Willing to bet if @kristofpetho was stopping, he would have said so. Sometimes, there isn't anything to update.

I imagine until source is out for a12, there probably won't be any big changes needed. Only my guess, though. ;). Thank you for what you do @kristofpetho !!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Klbgr:
Kernel sources for OOS 11.2.9.9 has not been released by OnePlus. That's probably why there were no updates for Omega since weeks.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] mattie_49:
Everything is stalled waiting on release of A12. Device far from dead folks.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kitcostantino:
I think that sentiment is a bit extreme, man. I also used to test Omega, and never took it to heart when things, as they do eventually, slowed down and eventually stopped for the 6t.

KTP is stability focused and doesn't tend to push release after release just for the sake of doing it. Omega is always a good stable kernel for that exact reason.

A guy that has a full time day job, who happens to understand more than most peeps about kernels, makes his own, then shares it with the community, gratis with no expectations is not on the hook to dash titty sprinkles on the kernel and re-release it constantly. If he was asking for $$ (which he does not) or something in return (which he does not) it would be different.

Of course, you can choose to not use Omega as well, if you feel there's something better or are super committed to the Cartman mantra of [screw you guys, I'm going home], that, much like installing Omega in the first place, is your choice.

Let's not act like the dev owes anyone anything, bc he doesn't owe us anything whatsoever. We are the privileged in the equation.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kristofpetho:
There has been no source update for the device since 11.2.8.8...

I'm waiting for updated sources, and dont want to break anything in the meantime.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Smedslund:
I will gladly take your place as a tester of the kernel..
[OnePlus 9 Pro] tathagatab:
OnePlus is dead because Omega kernel was last updated a month ago? Impeccable logic.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] RumRunner19:
Good on you for stepping up with the apology dude! kristofpetho has created an amazing kernal and his contributions to our phone experience deserves our respect. I will add your testing to this comment as well.

Thanks Ace!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] HessNL:
I thought already that this kernel could be used on Android 12 already 😅 bummer that it ain't here or i could upgrade already too oos12
[OnePlus 9 Pro] HessNL:
I just recently flashed this kernel again because I was running stock kernel but omega is really cpu hungry in your last update it said less cpu hungry while overnight it eats like 20% away when the screen is on you can spend like 5 to 6 hours on the screen but not even last a day on lock screen where you can spend like 2 or 3 tops then your phone dies

Stock kernel seems not to be cpu hungry
[OnePlus 9 Pro] r4p70r:
Recommend trying arter97 Kernel.

This one is so much better than Stock or Omaga. I finally get over 5 hours sot. Idle drain is not 3-5% anymore.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Smedslund:
My idle drain on Omegas is 1.8%..
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thirtythr33:
lol this kernel is anything but cpu hungry. once again need to point out that idle/active drain is directly related to what apps you use and how you use your phone, not the kernel, especially this one that is the polar opposite of cpu hungry