yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
==== 30 August, 2023 =====

** Requires CPH2449_13.1.0.590 (EX01) Firmware Update Before Flashing **....

- salami: Updated blobs and kernel changes from CPH2449_13.1.0.590 (EX01)...

Do people who updated to stock OOS 13.1.0.590 (EX01) before getting on crDroid (and had no issues with registering fingerprints etc.) still have to do the firmware update? Is this the only way forward? Asking 'cos the steps/reference w.r.t. 'crdroid-installation-v3.zip' seems to be missing from the op now. A little disconcerting to note people having issues.

Also, what are the installation steps if coming from another rom? Can the rom zip be sideloaded from that rom's recovery? Hope @neobuddy89 would chip in with expert advice on these aspects.
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
Did you have to follow this updated procedure? Windows or Linux?
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
nevermind, gms was just updating. once it finished updating it works just fine.
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
well seeing as how the new firmware update package they have provided for us has a boot.img, recovery.img and vendor_boot.img, it would flash over those images from the crdroid-installation-v2(/v3).zip. so i'd say it's safe to say just flash the most recent firmware update from the dev's last update, then sideload normally. the crdroid-installation-v*.zip can be ignored now.

oh and to answer your other questions, usually it's linux, though this time it was windows only becasue it was more convienent. one thing i did differently is the script their Update-firmware.bat/sh has

#!/bin/bash
echo "# OnePlus 11 (CPH2449_13.1.0.590(EX01)) Firmware #"
echo "################# by neobuddy89 ###################"
echo "###### Make sure phone is in bootloader mode ######"
echo "###################################################"
fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot.img
fastboot flash --slot=a boot boot.img
fastboot flash --slot=b boot boot.img
fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

i manually flashed both slots for dtbo, vendor_boot abd recovery

i've had nothing but smooth sailing for this ROM, except for the rocky start with the fingerprint scanner, but i certainly am not companing, the device has just finanly been cracked open. since then it's been perfect (well if i i'm going to complain about something, it'd have to be can we please have LHDC? also what happened to smart pixels?).

I've been running crdroid through my OP8Pro, OP9Pro, and now my OP11 (which has a way lamer name than instantnoodle or lemonade, but that's on OP/OPPO), so i've got a bit of experience in figuring what i need to do to get it to run. But this one has honestly been the smoothest experience to date.
[OnePlus 11] instylz:
I'm about to try loading this but there's no mention of flashing to the second slot to prevent issues. Is it not needed for this rom? Actually none of the roms listed for the OnePlus 11 mention this. Thx

If we need to flash both , does anyone have a guide to do it properly? I remember for the older OnePlus devices, there was a zip file that accomplished this. Or will both slots be current if you ota'd to the latest OnePlus stock update?
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
that zip file is the zip in the firmware folder on crdroids sourceforge.

to be on the safe side replace the part of the Update-firmware script i quoted above with this:

fastboot flash vendor_boot_a vendor_boot.img
fastboot flash vendor_boot_b vendor_boot.img
fastboot flash --slot=a boot boot.img
fastboot flash --slot=b boot boot.img
fastboot flash dtbo_a dtbo.img
fastboot flash dtbo_b dtbo.img
fastboot flash recovery_a recovery.img
fastboot flash recovery_b recovery.img

then install as normal. reboot to recovery after sideloading crdroid-salamiisadumbname.zip and sideload gapps & magisk (if you're into those things) and then you're good.
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
So, anything new (UI/features)-wise over v9.8 of 13-Aug? Do you have Type C headphones to confirm if they work? If not, do you happen to know of any way to get them to work in crDroid A13?
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
sorry, don't have any usb-c headphones, but i can say that my WF-1000XM4s sound amazing with absolutely amazing stability using LDAC at 990kbps and i can be rooms away from my phone without so much as a stutter. (on my OP9pro, i couldn't even put the phone in my pocket without a signficant drop in connection quality, and that was at 660kbps), I wish I could try my nothing ear 2s using LHDC, but that didn't even work on stock, and even if it did it wouldn't be enough to keep me using stock.

As far as new UI/features, I haven't noticed anything new compared to the previous build, though it does seem even snappier than it was before, and i couldn't imagine it even had any room to get snappier in the first place. Looking at the changelog, sounds like a bit of kernel optimizations so that scans i suppose. Fingerprint blast is still there, but not very noticable unless you've been sitting in the dark for a while.
[OnePlus 11] NightS12321:
Is this rom good for gaming? I found that oos in op11 is not good for game, it is drop fps too much and need gt extreme module to solve it.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
"** Requires CPH2449_13.1.0.590 (EX01) Firmware Update Before Flashing **"

Mine is currently on CPH2449_13.1.0.580 - would that be possible or do I have to use 9.7 instead for now?

EDIT

I see the .590 version now in Oxygen Updater. Will update to that one then.

EDIT 2

It's currently stuck at ~47% - the screen still shows step 2/2 but also asks if I want to install additional packages, I need to reboot to recovery first. Does this mean I am finished or do I have to wait for the % to go up?

-> I had to click No. This has been a ride so far, I can tell you... :)
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
Curious if the following is possible:

Install oneplus gallery and camera on crdroid
[OnePlus 11] cahir1495:
I don't know about gallery, but I tried to install camera app and it didn't work. It crashed.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
Same with me and the gallery app. I guess it's either not possible or it's possible but high chance of bugs. Not worth it I guess. Do miss the gallery app since I dislike the Google Photos UI.
[OnePlus 11] cahir1495:
I hope neobuddy will figure something out with adding oos camera and gallery, if he succeeds to make camera fully work.

As for the gallery app, you should try QuickPic
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
Will check it out! Other question: I noticed CrDroid has a lot of customizations, but it lacks a navbar (the buttons) height changer. I know GravityBox has it but I can't seem to install GB at all on A13. Ugh, these small things make or break my experience for some reason.
[OnePlus 11] cahir1495:
I can't help you here mate, I'm using gestures
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
All good, thanks for the small talk anyways. Have a good one.
[OnePlus 11] cahir1495:
Thanks mate, you too
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
well the games i play are tower defense/strategy games (that i think can get pretty resources demanding (especially at higher levels), and mtg arena mostly. other games too, but they could probably be played on my toothbrush. but the former run perfectly. 120 fps no issue (if i choose to use 120fps, which i almost never do unless i'm feeling particularly frisky, or it actually affects gameplay.. that does cause a significant decrease in battery and significant increase in temperature after a while, especially at 1440p, though that's to be expected.
[OnePlus 11] vnod:
no its finished ..do reboot to recovery to flash gapps
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
adb always stops at 47/48%. pay more attention to the phone. look for that glorious "status 0". but yes when it tells you to reboot to recovery you want to do that, unless you don't want magisk or gapps, i can understand not wanting gapps, but not wanting magisk is just weird.

you have to reboot to recovery between flashing the rom and installing those because your device needs to switch the new active slot first, otherwise you're going to flash to your current slot then reboot to you're previously inactive slot, and that wouldn't have magisk or gapps.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
It went all correctly for me! :)

Now I am figuring out how to have a closer battery experience to what OOS was giving me. No idea if I can succeed with that lol. Have Naptime installed and am curious if it will help me.

I am very happy though, since my play integrity is passing and I can use GWallet entirely.
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
yeah I haven't had any issues using any banking apps, even chase or discover who have been notoriously difficult in the past, especially when it comes to using biometrics. even outlook device policy and company portal which trips if you so much as think about typing su in a terminal hasn't given me a bit of trouble.

as far as battery goes, are you guys like mining Bitcoin or something? this is what I've been consistently getting... and considering this thing charges faster than it takes me to find my keys most days I have no reason to complain. also that's with AOD enabled.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
Mining Bitcoin, LOL.

Nah. I am curious where to get that app you're using. Is it the paid one from the Play Store?

Idk. My battery went from 100 to 18% in 1 day and 2 hours with OOS13. But with this rom, using a couple of apps for 3-5 mins already lowers my % from 57 to 55. Maybe I am thinking about this too much...
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
it's betterbatterystats, i think it was like 1.99 in the play store. it was a plug from FKM (same dev I think). here's the battery stats from FKM too. another thing to note is I have been having both of those running their battery monitor service too, which adds a bit of overhead, and I'm still getting this battery performance.

currently at 64% and it's telling me i still have almost 23 hours remaining, but honestly it's probably closer to 18-20. to be fair, it's a bit less on the days when i go to work because it's about ~6 hours of listening to music via bluetooth. but that's also pumping pulse into my AOD, and viper processing audio, but still i don't think i've ever got a full work day from leaving the house and getting back and having less than 35% battery with heavy use.

one more edit: after a day or two now since updating to the newest build, i definitely notice an increase in overall performance — not just battery, but battery too — which i didn't even think it needed. all those kernel optimizations must have made a pretty significant difference.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
That's very nice! Hopefully it's the same for me. I have yet to use this rom during work days. If I need advice (after concluding that the battery drain is still in my thoughts), I will let you all know! Don't really want to go back to OOS haha.
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
You're rooted. Please share your setup, how-to, modules and whatever else you think would benefit salamiisadumbname device users here. 😉
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
hey now, it's nothing against the users. i'm one of them. at least they didn't name it balogna.

as far as my setup goes, it's kind of me just throwing ...(let's call it) salami at a wall and seeing what sticks, but i've had a lot of practice. I think if anything I did that makes a signficant difference is adding GMS to sensor block per package list in crDroid settings > misc. Also, i switched the kernels I/O scheduler to kyber from bfq, and the CPU govenors to schedutil, except for the prime cluster i put on conservative. Also, super black mode because OLED, and it looks cool.

I tried the GMS Doze magisk module, but it doesn't seem to have worked for me, though i just found AppOps, and that app seems like a veritle powerhouse when it comes to telling your phone who's root and who's not. Actually I think it's by one of the devs who contriubutes to magisk and lsposed. Too soon to form a proper opinion on how effective it is, but it looks quite promising.

I just reset battery stats and charged it to 100%, I'll update when it get's below 30

and i actually think salami is delicious, just a silly name for a phone...but i also thought instantnoodle and lemonade we're cool. i guess kalama wasn't food enough to be an android. all my phones get their hostname changed to copland anyways.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
Could you explain this a tad bit? Looking to give my phone a small upgrade in battery life / experience. Maybe I can also change the kernel and then further alter some settings in there. Haven't done that since my Galaxy S3 though, lol.
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
yeah you can't add it the normal way, i don't think it lists system apps. here's what i did:

adb shell
su
settings put system sensor_blocked_app "$(settings get system sensor_blocked_app)|com.google.android.gms"
settings put global sensor_blocked_app "$(settings get global sensor_blocked_app)|com.google.android.gms"

then you should see something like this screenshot.

you could do the same thing from termux or another teminal emulator, but i find it easier to just use adb. if you don't have any apps already in in there then you can just run

settings put system sensor_blocked_app com.google.android.gms
settings put global sensor_blocked_app com.google.android.gms
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
Gonna look into this soon, thanks!

How did you change the kernel settings? Did you need to use different kernel or?
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
oh that's super easy with franco kernel manager.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
Ah I remember that one! Gonna look into that as well. Thanks mate.
[OnePlus 11] taaviu:
How do you using it?
[OnePlus 11] dekefake:
Actually I can download it fine. Use an APK downloader to get it if it's not showing for you
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
yeah that's odd, I literally just downloaded it from the play store when I flashed the previous build.

edit:

i actually just pulled it with

su
cp "$(pm path com.franco.kernel |sed -e 's/^package://^J')" /sdcard/com.franco.kernel.apk

(i finally taught myself sed recently...)

here's the apk
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
Thanks! I used FKM with the kernel changes you mentioned + the GMS sensor blocking. Curious what it will bring.
[OnePlus 11] NatureCat:
Quick question:

Will there ever be a variant of crDroid (for OP11) with GApps included?

I'm currently on Nameless, I only just found out it's being discontinued...

I had crDroid for a short while, but I had a lot of trouble getting GApps working with the "vanilla" build.

Thanks in advance!
[OnePlus 11] neobuddy89:
nope. Only vanilla.
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
Could you please respond to posts about USB Type C headphones not working? Is there any way to get those working in your builds? Please see screenshots attached for the settings I have on my phone. As I have posted earlier, they were working on stock Oxygen OS and the first Vanilla build (?) of your crDroid (06-Aug). Later on, they stopped working and, try as I might, I am not able to get them to work. There is nothing wrong with the headphones; they are working on another device.

Spoiler content hidden.
[OnePlus 11] hyperq1g:
My device is PHB110

When I sideload rom,then reboot device,but always stuck in boot animation,wait seconds device will reboot, cycle this process

I'm try flash crdroid,nameless,oos,lineageos,have same problem,Who can help me!!!
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
Battery drain was 6% last night in less than 6 hours. Have seen 8% on earlier occasions. Is this to be expected? Can anything be done to contain this? Anyone? Phone is not rooted.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
I also have this problem and phone rooted. I even adjusted the kernel settings and just done a lot of things to help conserve the battery % (AMOLED theme and background for example). Did not have this in OOS13 and I am curious what I am doing wrong, since I have talked to users who have an excellent battery experience. Am on 9.8.
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
so 6 hours later it decreased by 6% but your expected life on the current charge increased by 10 hours? also 1%/hr idle drain is fantastic. you might be focusing on the wrong metric. also turn that light mode off. that'll kill a battery faster than sticking it in a microwave.

the stock battery usage isn't very helpful, get betterbatterystats, you'll be able to see what's causing all your wakelocks and using the sensors, which contributes heavily to battery consumption. also are you on the most recent build?

but also on that note, smart pixels would be cool if we could get that back.
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
New minor update. No OTA, it appears. Just ....performance improvements, trivial fixes and dialer / keyboard theming updates....
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
So, 'expected life on the current charge' is a better metric than 'screen on time'? Light/Dark mode is 'on schedule'. Won't that do? On the 30-Aug build (screenshot in the post you quoted). Like I said, the phone is not rooted. Can betterbatterystats produce better battery stats on non-rooted devices?
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
then i'd figure out what's using your battery when it doesn't need to be. optimize everything that can be. see above for the other tweaks i used, though i've done some somwhat advanced tweaking but my battery life is fantastic with absolutely no noticable decrease in performance. i still can't imagine this phone being any more responsive than it is now. also, do you have smooth display (120hz) enabled or display resolution set to 1080 or 1440? those make a significan difference too.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
First time in my ROM life that the battery experience has been different than stock. I am using the phone the same way, have the same apps, same root, same all to be honest, but it's just so damn noticable. Today at work, I had to use the charger so I could go through my day, which I did not have to do when I was back at OOS13. I even had one day that I went home, 6pm, and I had 73% left. Today, I was at 44%. What's going on...

If this were not happening, this ROM would have been excellent. I really might have to go back to OOS13, with its annoying white/black notifications, no center clock in status bar, other stuff...
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
oh i misread, i thought you said it was rooted. betterbatterystats doesn't change any settings, it just provides data to help you figure out what settings need to be changed. it can be used without root, but you'll have to manually grant it some permissions via adb or via a terminal.

as far as what's a better metric: which do you care about more: how long before it dies or whatever the screen time says? i personally wouldn't care if the screen was on 100% of the time if the battery lasted longer (though that's not a thing, just a way to look at those two metrics).
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
Don't get this: optimize everything that can be.

Do the other tweaks i(you) used work in non-root mode?

Smooth display disabled; Screen resolution set to 1080p FHD+.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
It's a bummer that you're using FHD+ since on OOS13 I had 1440p and also right now. You should not in theory use FHD+ for battery reasons. But with this rom, I might have to change as well...
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
no, you'll need root to change kernel paramters. you may be able to add GMS to sensor blocked app without it, but i've never not had root, so i can't say for sure. another thing to do is when you expand the quick settings/notifications drawer, at the bottom it tells you what active apps are running. that might shed some light. you should still be able to use BBS to find out what's causing all of your wakelocks. with root you can do hell of a lot to change your battery life. i recently found an app called app ops which is making a signficant difference. also underclocking the CPUs by 25% and changing the governors and I/O schedulers has been huge. any reason you're not rooting?

auto rotation might drain some battery too, also constant vpn connection definitely does.
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
FHD+ is 1080, 1440 is QHD, crdroid has both, but i don't see any reason to use 1440 for every day typical use. I have 15/20 vision and i can't really notice a difference between the two unless i'm watching something that actually is in 2K, which most things aren't.
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
I did try that after seeing some posts yesterday. But, I had a hard time setting the display size and font size the way I want it. So, reverted. I'm reading this post now. Let's see how I fare.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
I see. Yeah, the difference I knew, just wanted to reiterate that you should not have that much of a battery difference that I should go to FHD+, since I never did that in any (stock) ROM before...
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
3 apps figure in that list, but only 1 appears on the battery usage screen - lower down, with 1%. I'll stop all 3 tonight and check.

A quick search showed there are a few apps called 'app ops' or so. Which one are you using? Link?
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
you can use

wm density <a number>

to tweak your dpi to your preference via adb shell. i have mine set to 330 which is smaller
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
'app ops'. Which one are you using? Care to share link?
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
that command doesn't need app ops, just adb debugging

here's the play store link to app ops though: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rikka.appops&hl=en_US&gl=US

apparently it doesn't need root though, so that might be able to help quite a bit. it's developed by the one of the devs who contributes to magisk and lsposed. i'm honestly a little bit upset i went so long without knowing about this app. i'd file it under essential for sure.
[OnePlus 11] m0han:
(y) Play Store shows v8.0.x, APKMirror offers update v9.0.x. :unsure:
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
that's odd mine doesn't
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
Is there a way to check the battery health percentage? When I was back on OOS13, I saw 100%, and I cannot imagine it being lower now, but who knows... Hope it's not already (in one month) degraded. Can't check it in the battery settings of crDroid.
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
FKM
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
I need an accurate number. Like it says in FKM, it's an estimate, and a bad estimate. Mine cannot be <90% - that would be very bad.
[OnePlus 11] Ćwirek:
According to FKM estimated health of my battery is 90%. This is ridiculous
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
that's the price you pay for the ability to pump 1.21 jiggawatts to charge in 30 minutes. if you want you can get something like ACCA to limit how much power it pulls. I have my server, sterero, a bunch of other misc. devices plugged into an energy monitor, and when i plug my phone into the same power strip it more than doubles how much electricty is being used by all of those other devices simultaneously. it's kind of impressive really. i think the 10T pulls a full 100W.

also i think the first 10% goes the fastest. you could also use the charging control to stop it from charging to 100% every time. look into "trickle charging" too.

also another thing to note is that while mine says 92%, the "last learned capacity" is still 5000mAh

my op9p, which has done its share and then some for me, bless its soul, is at "estimated ~48% (good)" but capacity is still 3476mHa out 4500mHa. which if my calculations are correct, that's closer to 75%. so who knows what that percentage health is actually measuring.

everything is going to say "estimated", because there's no real way to get a 100% accurate measurement.
[OnePlus 11] xSnowLeopardx:
If it were 99%, ok, but it's not gonna be 89% estimated or not lol. I have used my old iPhone SE like there was no tomorrow and its battery was 91 or 92% in the end. I can charge my phone with 300 watt for what it's worth, but getting all the way down to 10+ % within a month and charging once a day / day and a half? No way. Refuse to believe that.
[OnePlus 11] kdrv3xc:
here's all the info you need on batteries.

BU-809: How to Maximize Runtime

BU meta description needed...

batteryuniversity.com

also apple lies. they deliberately pushed updates that made their phones worse to get people to buy newer iphones. planned forced obsolescence in its purest form. they could tell me the sky is blue and i'd call bull****.

and also the best way to gauge your battery health is yourself. just pay attention to it instead of whatever an app tells you. going by that i think my battery has somehow gotten healthier this past month.