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[Google Pixel 7] creezalird:
I saw in previous post, saying that 5g is not supported in unsupported country. But will it work if we enable it using the Pixel IMS (which been around recently)?

I have tried the VOLTE fix on stock rom, the VOLTE/VOWIFI are working flawlessly. Then I tested with EvoX, it was intermittent and felt like kept disconnecting/reconnecting.

Anyone tried the VOLTE fix in this rom? or it will give same result as EvoX?

Well I can try it, but time is bit limited as I will be travelling next week (need my phone to work 100%)

Thanks
[Google Pixel 7] AaronGavin:
Does this ROM have all the camera features working? Like astrophotography, the 2X crop zoom for the P7, ect?
[Google Pixel 7] DevSaharia:
Hey Guys, I just formatted my device as mentioned and tried to flash the latest gapps build. But I got an error which says "Sparse file is too large or invalid" . Can anyone tell me what to do now?
[Google Pixel 7] DevSaharia:
I've successfully installed it, but it's not detecting my sim card. Any fix for that?
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
It does ship with stock gcam, so ideally the feature shsould work
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
I don't have any reports on the issue? can you mention more details.
[Google Pixel 7] DevSaharia:
Yes, I was in my latest Stable stock ROM and I flashed this ROM, I was getting this issue, It was not detecting my sim card, I tried re flashing the ROM still it was not detecting. Then I flashed latest stock beta ROM and then I flashed this custom ROM and my issue got resolved.
[Google Pixel 7] Seriousfreedom:
I wasnt sure where to report a slight hiccup perhaps you know how I can fix it . My sounds keeps breaking or stops working or whatever any help would be appreciated.

Also let me know anything you might need in order to diagnose the issue
[Google Pixel 7] rafik25:
Ho to install update and keeping root plz ?
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
A new build has been released, with a bunch of feature add ons.

Changelog in second post. Hope you like it.

~sic parvis magna~
[Google Pixel 7] rafik25:
Really grat job Mister thx a lot for Ur hard work 😙
[Google Pixel 7] feligoni:
Never flashed ROMs on Pixel phones but tempted to try this one by all the good reviews. I do know some stock features are lost on custom ROMs. Any specific ones that feel important? Is the camera still as good as in stock? Does it have all the Pixel 7 lineup camera features?

Currently on stock with latest Kiri and feeling like battery is not that good. Any recommendations?
[Google Pixel 7] dany67310:
Bonjour. J'ai remarqué que le bluetooth ne fonctionnait pas en appel

Mod translation: Good morning. I noticed that the bluetooth did not work in call
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
Hey, I don't think there is any particular stock feature that you'll find missing. Most I am aware of work great. The camera is stock, and has all expected features. One known bug is ow Playing doesn't show on lockscreen. Which I'm trying my best to fix.
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
Yes I have already heard of the issue. Will be fixed with march release.
[Google Pixel 7] feligoni:
I'll play around with it today if I get time. Thanks for the response!

I use to be a tester for other ROMs back in the days of my Essential ph-1 so I'll get you logs if I find any issues!
[Google Pixel 7] AaronGavin:
Definitely excited to try the march build I haven't used a custom rom since the OG Pixel
[Google Pixel 7] thomas.raines:
@pranavasri

repo init -u https://github.com/StagOS-Beta/manifest.git -b t13
Downloading Repo source from https://gerrit.googlesource.com/git-repo
fatal: manifest 'default.xml' not available
fatal: duplicate path packages/apps/Nfc in /media/thomas/Dev/android/Stag/.repo/manifests/default.xml
[Google Pixel 7] sikewrdpryznr:
I don't mean to be a pest but is there any sort of an update for this? I love the room and have been using it for a few weeks but the Bluetooth issue is a big one that might make me have to change roms.
[Google Pixel 7] Alexanderfedson:
OnePlus Bluetooth neck band is not working during calls but the same thing works well while hearing songs.. does any one face this issue. I am with prestine build and nick gapps..
[Google Pixel 7] Alexanderfedson:
Reflashing only venilla build now just to check whether Bluetooth call works with out nick gapps
[Google Pixel 7] Alexanderfedson:
i get this error while trying to flash gapps build
[Google Pixel 7] wrkadung:
What Platform Tools version are you using? R34.0.1 has bugs; try R33.0.3. I recently installed it on my phone without any issues. Here is how I installed it.
[Google Pixel 7] Alexanderfedson:
Everything was working in previous build. Try installing outlook app and try to send emails to some one.. while it searches for email id .. I do see we cannot to any option screen goes pale green.
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
That is an issue with webview.
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
A new release is out, changelog is updated, and download links can be found in OP.

Major thing to note, now playing works like a charm now,

Even bluetooth calling should have been fixed :)

Clean flash is required.

Hope you enjoy the build
[Google Pixel 7] Alexanderfedson:
I just used the new build awesome everything works for me... Except in outlook searching emails in to fields. definitely it is not web view issue as the same outlook apk works in stock. Only this one I find in new build..
[Google Pixel 7] AaronGavin:
Oh hey man thanks for the update been really wanting to try this ROM, my phone already updated to the May Security patch will I need to flash the April firmware again before installing this?
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
The pristine (non gapps) version comes with a dialer that has call recording. The gapps build comes with google dialer and call recording depends on region if you install that.

Pixel camera is already in the build.
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
Shouldn't be necessary
[Google Pixel 7] elong7681:
I have May firmware installed on both slots. Can you please tell me how to install your rom> @pranavasri

The reason I ask is because it doesn't mention what boot.img to flash or the command to flash to both slots

Installation

Please follow the instructions properly.

(If you face issues with installation, restore using fast boot. These are initial builds and anything can happen)

**Make sure your boot loader is unlocked, and that you are on February firmware**

Reboot to bootloader

Use the following command to flash boot.img to both slots

Format Data

fastboot -w

fastboot update rom.zip
[Google Pixel 7] elong7681:
@pranavasri
[Google Pixel 7] nhatlong1231:
Hi, i saw new update on SF, can you give changelog 😁
[Google Pixel 7] Justin credible:
Just out of curiosity what is SF?
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
Right on it!
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
Sourceforge
[Google Pixel 7] pranavasri:
I mean you yourself mentioned the install instructions.

Just to be clear, We do not use sideload to flash. We flash the ROM directly through fastboot.

So no boot.img or anything is required.

All you have to do is reboot to bootloader,

fastboot -w to wipe.

fastboot update rom.zip is the command.
[Google Pixel 7] Justin credible:
THANKS BROTATO!!
[Google Pixel 7] ashwini215:
never mind
[Google Pixel 7] Borderline_squirrel:
I have the may security update. Will I be able to flash this?
[Google Pixel 7] RealNBB:
What's wrong with you guys? Really...! :(

See #84.
[Google Pixel 7] Yeedatoy:
Any chance you could you could build this to install the same way roms have always been installed? This fast boot method doesn't work flashing from another mobile device which means you always have to be at a computer. It's inconvenient just adds another method that has to be clarified, when the traditional method already worked perfectly. When flashing from a mobile device, you never have to worry about what drivers are installed correctly or platform tools are up to date. Every new ROM I come across and want to flash, ends up being a fastboot package. LineageOS and EvolutionX stuck with the normal install method to avoid this, because honestly it really sucks and has zero purpose. ( Please don't think this is a personal attack on anyone, it's not!)
[Google Pixel 7] w9909989:
sorry,I'm new,how to dirty update ROM?
[Google Pixel 7] itvn91:
I flashed the rom Non Gapps then flashed the gapps one (because I need the store, etc...), no gboard to type. Am I missing something?
[Google Pixel 7] genericness:
is VoLTE supported?
[Google Pixel 7] Justin credible:
I flashed the gapps version and I have Gboard. So not sure.
[Google Pixel 7] Justin credible:
I accidentally took the Android update last night. Damn it! I had it set up so perfect. It was my favorite rom ever hands down. Does anyone know if it will be updated to the latest?
[Google Pixel 7] lasset:
I try to install Stag latest version Pixel7 Pro and get stucked in in process going to fastboot D. Losing contact with the mobile. I`m coming from an A13.

Fixed.
[Google Pixel 7] goxis:
I have a P7 on A14. Would 32 bit apps work again with this ROM? Thanks.
[Google Pixel 7] goxis:
Any way to downgrade?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] thewhisper:
In short what I'm doing here and what is the purpose of this. I was able to mod the phone in a way to be used as a 3D printer klipper firmware server by removing the battery and 3D printed a custom one, in which I placed a DC to DC step down module to use the 24v from the 3D printer and step it down to 4v to power on the phone and it all works great! If interested in doing this can share more details, stl for the custom battery and links to the step down module I used. The phone boots and runs perfectly! I run debian linux in container in linux deploy app in which I installed all the needed software to run klipper (klipper, moonraker and mainsail), installed custom driver to connect the printer serial to the micro usb on the phone and all works great!

My problem is that the phone battery level indicator slowly shows like the phone is discharging but it isn't in reallity because it is hardwired to stable voltage from the dc step down module I used. Currently installed android 6 (cyanogen mod 13.0-j3xnite) because the newer versions of android are pain in the a*s to run linux without android to cut it's services and hibernate it, so I'm looking a way to force or trick android think it's battery level stays the same or fake the numbers on it because I'm worried if the level goes down to 0 maybe android will try to shut it down.... I haven't experienced it because it "discharges" at very slow rate but I'm also worried to run a long print on the printer because of this. As you my assume I have root and bla bla... Searched the interned how to force android to set custom battery level but there are only fake apps how to trick friends or your bos that your phone doesn't have battery. Maybe I will need help from a developer how to trick android kernel to show custom or static battery level, or to use some magisk / xposed module for this. Please help me, highly appreciated! Thank you for your time!
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] thewhisper:
Problem solved. Solution thanks to Renate on XDA!

Copy a file that contains only "1" on every hour with a custom magisk script over /sys/devices/sec-battery.4/power_supply/battery/batt_reset_soc from my AICP rom android 6. In this way the battery level gauge is being reset on every hour and depending on your voltage you are supplying the phone with it shows different % calculated on this. I supply the phone with 4.0V and it shows 80% battery left and runs forever. Good luck modders :) And thanks Renate!
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] astroPC:
Can you give more info on how you got your mod to work on running phone with out battery heres my post that i made that will. Give you context

I’m delving into a project to power my phone directly from wall power, aiming to use Octo4a or Kippler and maintain almost 24/7 power without degrading the battery. I’ve done some initial research and have a basic understanding of the requirements, but I’ve hit a snag and could use some expert advice. My phone is one plus 8t

Upon removing the battery, I located the battery board, which has B1+, B1-, B2+, and B2- terminals. This added a layer of complexity for me. I’m also wondering about the necessity of grounding in this setup. For testing, I’m using a bench-top PSU that can supply up to 10A, and a buck step-down converter with a max output of 2A.

My main queries are:

1. How should I approach connecting the power supply to the B1/B2 terminals?

2. Is grounding necessary in this setup, and if so, how should I go about it?

3. Do I need to consider the thermistor on the battery control board to trick the phone into thinking the battery is connected? If yes, any tips on achieving this?

I'm looking for advice or insights from anyone who has attempted something similar or has knowledge in this area. Your help will be invaluable in helping me navigate through this and safely power my phone without the battery. Thanks in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] thewhisper:
I printed custom fake battery, in which I integrated the buck step down board, in my case no grounding was needed as the phone booted and I did the trick with the battery level reset as I explained above. I also did the same mod on another phone, stipping down the battery and conecting again only the stepped down voltage to the + and the - of the battery board, again all works fine. Here is a photo of my samsung I to run klipper and so far very happy with it! You need more help, just ask, will be happy to help you!
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] thewhisper:
Hope this helps!
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] astroPC:
Ah seems yours is not as complicated as mine :( i got a pad connector and nothing like what you got on my phones motherboard
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] thewhisper:
Well I modded another phone that has pad conector battery also - just strip the battery and leave the pad connector board and connect the same + and - from the buck board to the pins where the battery poles were conected to the pad connector board that is inside the battery and it works. I accomplished this on Mi A2 Lite phone with this battery. The phone works perfect!

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[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] thewhisper:
Try and let me know if you made it!
[Philips, Sony, TCL Android TV] stasiof:
Sony thread.......

Sony Android TV Users

Hi All, I have searched over XDA but couldn't find any appropriate place for Sony Android TV. I have got my Sony Android TV, KDLW800C, couple of days ago. Sony has just started to ship out 4K and 2K Android TV's. From the interface, it's almost...

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[Google Pixel 7 Pro] pranavasri:
Hey another day another rom, that's what you might be thinking. but we at stag aim towards elegance. We are learners just like everyone out there, This is small project we have started which helps us learn every single day. Why Stag, you might question, my answer would be why not. After all Harry's patronus was a stag(pun intended). After having a couple of iterations, we still intend to stick to our roots, and keep refining what we have. With Android 13, Stag would still be aiming at an elegantly beautiful close to stock experience, that satisfies just the features and customisations you'd crave for (nothing more, nothing less), at the same time being blazing fast and silky smooth. You'll have to try it to believe it .

~Sic Parvis Magna~

PS: for people wondering what sic parvis magna is, it translates to great endings from small beginnings, Something i picked up while playing a game.

/*

* Your warranty is now void.

*

* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,

* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please

* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM

* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if

* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.

*/

This is a very initial stage build, bugs are to be expected. Although so far in testing we did not find anything major and you will be flashing the build of your own accord.

I am planning to have super frequent releases of A13 beta, and soon it will be the stag you know and love (it's super stable already)

Downloads

​

Incremental

Pristine Incremental: [NA]

Gapps Incrementa: [NA]

Full Zips

Pristine Build - Non Gapps: Download Here

Gapps Build: Download Here

Installation

Please follow the instructions properly.

(If you face issues with installation, restore using fast boot. These are initial builds and anything can happen)

**Make sure your boot loader is unlocked, and that you are on April firmware**

Reboot to bootloader

Use the following command to flash boot.img to both slots

Format Data (Not needed if updating from January Build)

fastboot -w

Run the following command

fastboot update romname.zip

What's Working

Camera, FP, BT, NFC, Calls, Data all the major stuff working pretty well​

Bugs

You tell me :).​

Misc

All extra info will be slowly updated over time and will be readily available by the time of official release.

All this said, the build has been pretty great so far so I hope all you you have a blast trying it out.

Sources

ROM

Kernel

Device Tree

​

I work on this project as a hobby, and the money for the servers completely go out from my pocket.

If you like my work it'd be great if you could: https://buymeacoffee.com/vjspranav

I would really appreciate it.

Thanks and hope you enjoy the build

ROM OS Version: Android 13.0

ROM Kernel: Linux 5.10.107

Based On: AOSP

Version Information

Status: OFFICIAL

Current Build Version: 13.1

Build Release Date: 2023-04-25
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] pranavasri:
Changelog - 24042023

Bonjour, A long time due update is finally out. The march update by google was a huge pain, I had to completely re work the source and had a lot of personal issues. Hence I had to skip march release, and are soo late into april as well. I'll really try my best to provide all further updates on time (or much ahead). With all the rambling aside, this update will not look much, but trust me someone once said: "it's not what's on the outside that matters, it's what's on the inside that does". And inside the source there have been a tremendous amount of changes and people who tested the build are in love with it, so what exactly does it bring to plate ? Read on:

Device Specific

1. Updated to April Firmware

2. Some Unsupported regions (India) should have 5g working now.

3. Enabled CLO boost framework, makes the device much smoother.

4. Now Playing works just like on pixel (even on lockscreen)

Source

1. Feb -> April patch. We are on the latest patch by google, CTS passes OOTB!

2. One downgrade is the removal of battery styles, they will be right with you by may release.

3. We revamped the Recents UI slightly, looks more like OOS now.

4. A very small touch is the addition of clear all sound, I personally find it very satisfying. The swoosh that OOS clear all makes, now Stag does too, you'll absolutely love it.

5. Added a feature called re-ticker. For anyone who's used a samsung phone might be able to relate. It's a OneUI style pill shaped notification.

6. Added notification clear all button styles

7. Finally App Lock and hide apps from launcher, super helpful features!!

8. Revamped resolution selector

9. A new settings UI (can be enabled with a toggle)

That's about all I have on the feature front, but you'll be lost scrolling and using the latest and greatest of Stag.

Until next time.

Spoiler content hidden.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] pranavasri:
Reserved P2
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] krakout:
Cool... I guess? What features are there?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] bhammler:
thanks, everything is working so far ;-)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
RESERVED FOR BEST PERO TESTERS #3
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] sourav24071999:
Nice update !
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] m3ath:
Is 5G supported in unsupported areas?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] UltimateGamer83:
says flash failed. how come i get the error? when i entered the prompts? even after factory reset?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] dmbardal:
Be on December stock update, make sure you have the newest official r33 ADB Tools (not minimal).
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] UltimateGamer83:
Oh a big problem for me is I flashed the jan update. Can I downgrade the bootloader to Dec? I am on unlocked firmware.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Slim2none4u:
I'll wait for the January build.

Got any screenshots?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Adelonics:
awesome , will give it a try thanks
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Oh man... You're over on the Pixel side now too? I haven't been interested in flashing a custom ROM on my 7 Pro until now... lol
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Adelonics:
did you install it and how's it running i was thinking flashing also
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Oc4u74:
Just flashed this Rom which I knew nothing about, but its my new favorite! I have ran every custom rom made for the 7 Pro including stock and beta versions and this has plenty of customizations, at least for myself. But more importantly you can flash a custom Kernel (I flashed Kiri 1.22 to be on safe side vs the newer 1.23) and its running amazing!

Great work Devs on Stag, I am impressed!

Sending a donation for coffee or beer now
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
I haven't yet. It's a huge ordeal to downgrade from the beta firmware and then flash a custom ROM but I may in a couple weeks. I want to try the new QPR2 beta for at least a week or two first as I was not amused with the battery or reception in the December build.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Freak07:
Update to the latest version. There´s no reason to stay on 1.2.2.

https://xdaforums.com/t/kernel-07-0...-pixel-7-pro-aka-pantah.4509795/post-87974397
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Oc4u74:
Awesome, that's good to hear! I appreciate the follow up and input and honestly this Rom with your Kiri Kernel is the best combo I have tried. I use DevCheck Pro to benchmark and have tested on every rom/Kernel combo, with Stock January Security Patch with Kiri Kernel had been the best until StagOS with Kiri beating it with some impressive numbers!!

Flashing the Jan 1.2.3 now and will update after.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] rafik25:
very smooth..... thx for ur hard works @pranavasari

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[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Manalow88:
its supposed to be that way
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] just a bird xo:
I'm having a bit of an issue while attempting to flash.

I believe I followed the instructions correctly.

I am on February patch.

Fastboot -w

Fastboot update (romname).zip

archive does not contain 'vendor_other.img'

Sending sparse 'super' 1/1 (4194303 KB)

FAILED (sparse file too large or invalid)

fastboot: error: Command failed
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] 5.1:
Hello,

Are you on v34.0 platform tools from Google? If yes, it has issues. Try the newest v34.0.1 or downgrade to v33.0.3. That should do it... 👍

Good luck,

Sébastien.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] just a bird xo:
That did it! Thank you!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] hanliang68:
Where can I download v34.0.1? Is there a link?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] CraigHardy:
The time it took you to type this message out; you could of gone to Google and found the link
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] 5.1:
Hi,

Revision shows 34.0.1 here: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools?hl=en#3401_march_2023

But download link still points to 34.0.0 :/

Best guess is to wait until tomorrow and march update.

Or downgrade to 33.0.3 which still wors fine...

Cheers,

Sébastien.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] 5.1:
Hi,

Well, latest still points to 34.0.0 , so maybe he already tried? ;)

Cheers,

Sébastien.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] CraigHardy:
Even so; could of grabbed the v33 tools
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] hanliang68:
Thank you.