Development [ROM][OFFICIAL][oriole][12L] StatiXOS v5.2

Development [ROM][OFFICIAL][oriole][12L] StatiXOS v5.2 - Google Pixel 6

Credits to Anay Wadhera (check him out https://github.com/anayw2001) for the builds. He's the main developer bringing you StatiXOS for the Google Pixel 6. As a part of StatiXOS, I am posting on behalf of him here
Note: Please keep in mind that this is being actively worked on. Updates would arrive as things are fixed so please be patient and if you report a bug, please be sure to explain what caused it and a logcat.
Prerequisite firmware: Latest stock release
Android version: 12.1.0
Linux Kernel Version: 5.10.101
Source code: GitHub
Code Review: Gerrit

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Very excited for this, do you have a features list? Also does esim work ?

ne0ns4l4m4nder said:
Very excited for this, do you have a features list? Also does esim work ?
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We focus more on ironing out AOSP inconsistencies and emphasis more towards a Pixel experience while keeping everything open-source
Edit: Anay told me that eSIM is untested so let us know if it works!

Nice, I liked your 4a build

Since ProtonAOSP and StatixOS are both based on AOSP, what's the difference between them exactly?
I'm tempted to try StatixOS but I'm currently on ProtonAOSP, that's why I'm wondering

Great job, thanks !

flyl0 said:
Since ProtonAOSP and StatixOS are both based on AOSP, what's the difference between them exactly?
I'm tempted to try StatixOS but I'm currently on ProtonAOSP, that's why I'm wondering
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I noticed custom grids and the battery usage display is different. Advanced restart and uses lineage recovery. Seems a bit closer to stock overall than Proton but it's the first build.

Androbots said:
Google Pixel 6 is the first device to ship with a fully featured GKI aka Generic Kernel Image. Much like Project Treble, in simple terms, a Generic Kernel Image has external proprietary drivers while the actual Linux kernel source is kept vanilla thus making kernel upgrades a reality and even a potential option to run the mainline Linux kernel! One of our team members, Vaisakh (@m_vaisakh, https://github.com/mvaisakh) took a stab at compiling the gs101 kernel with his fork of GCC and was successful. However, he doesn’t have a device to test his changes on and we think you guys can really help us get things going!
Here’s the crowdfund link that StatiXOS is doing for @m_vaisakh:
Google Pixel 6 for StatiXOS dev: Vaisakh Murali
Help us get fellow StatiXOS dev Vaisakh Murali a Google Pixel 6 for development!
www.paypal.com
His kernel source: https://github.com/mvaisakh/pixel6
We really appreciate your support.
Thanks,
StatiX team
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Does this build modded the Modem carrier configs i.e. Enabled 5G on all countries?

Thank you very much for your work, working great !! sorry, is there any way to get this recovery in .img? Thank you!

Also wondering about custom accent colors?

flyl0 said:
Since ProtonAOSP and StatixOS are both based on AOSP, what's the difference between them exactly?
I'm tempted to try StatixOS but I'm currently on ProtonAOSP, that's why I'm wondering
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They are just different ROMs.
peter_betos said:
Does this build modded the Modem carrier configs i.e. Enabled 5G on all countries?
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I am certain that we don't ship anything like that.
SirNacho said:
Thank you very much for your work, working great !! sorry, is there any way to get this recovery in .img? Thank you!
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Nope.
ne0ns4l4m4nder said:
Also wondering about custom accent colors?
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We definitely don't plan on adding that any time soon since Monet takes care of accents.

Androbots said:
They are just different ROMs.
I am certain that we don't ship anything like that.
Nope.
We definitely don't plan on adding that any time soon since Monet takes care of accents.
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I know they are different roms
But what are the differences exactly? because it looks very very similar..
Those on ProtonAOSP might be interested in trying this custom ROM unless there is hardly any difference between the two builds .. I don't mean to sound disrespectful by saying that of course
Edit : Posting some screenshots and exact features of the rom would not have been too much too..
Anyway thanks for the hard work!

I also would like to see any kind of feature list!
I appreciate your work but you have not given us any reason to go through the effort to flash this ROM. What do we gain? What do we lose? Why would I switch from stock to this? Why would I switch from a ROM like ProtonAOSP which gives me thorough documentation on what it does and what it doesn't do?
I mean no disrespect and I understand that a lot of work must have been put into this. But give us SOMETHING to go on!

Here's some screenshots from their site:
index - powered by h5ai v0.29.2 (https://larsjung.de/h5ai/)
index - powered by h5ai v0.29.2 (https://larsjung.de/h5ai/)
downloads.statixos.com

flyl0 said:
I know they are different roms
But what are the differences exactly? because it looks very very similar..
Those on ProtonAOSP might be interested in trying this custom ROM unless there is hardly any difference between the two builds .. I don't mean to sound disrespectful by saying that of course
Edit : Posting some screenshots and exact features of the rom would not have been too much too..
Anyway thanks for the hard work!
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clipcarl said:
I also would like to see any kind of feature list!
I appreciate your work but you have not given us any reason to go through the effort to flash this ROM. What do we gain? What do we lose? Why would I switch from stock to this? Why would I switch from a ROM like ProtonAOSP which gives me thorough documentation on what it does and what it doesn't do?
I mean no disrespect and I understand that a lot of work must have been put into this. But give us SOMETHING to go on!
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Well as far I know, ProtonAOSP doesn't have smartspace; which controls lockscreen weather, and other extras like a stopwatch counter, upcoming calendar events, and upcoming alarms. Everything we do is open-source and public for anyone to reuse, or modify. While we are there, we don't have a paywall that has "early access" stuff behind it. This is solely our hobby project and we don't intend to make a profit out of it. We post regular automated updates using our in-ROM OTA updater once official builds are seeded which usually happens after Google source gets relatively stable and free of super massive changes. We have our own changelog system as well located here: https://downloads.statixos.com/changelog/ and screenshots here: https://downloads.statixos.com/screenshots/. You can also keep track of our automated build instances here: https://buildkite.com/statixos. As of now, the changelog is empty since we haven't started an official rollout and screeshots provided are definitely non-final as well.
Our aim as a custom ROM - especially for Google Pixels - is to maintain the "Pixel experience" that really sets the phone apart from the competition with some quality-of-life improving features on top of it like say something as simple as double tap to sleep in the Launcher.
At the end of the day, we all have our own lives to take care of. Most of us are university students and some of us even have part-time jobs and sometimes, things come in our way and we have no other choice but to make our users wait - which we don't like either. We try the best we can in our limited free time to bring you this project for 4 years now and counting! Thank you for your understanding.

Do you guys have pixel launcher included? Only thing I'm missing with proton. Thanks for the hardwork and great looking ROM!

Xdevillived666 said:
Do you guys have pixel launcher included? Only thing I'm missing with proton. Thanks for the hardwork and great looking ROM!
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No it's not included but you can install the one found in this thread
Modules Repository | #TeamFiles
All the files you need for customizing your Android device! #TeamFiles chat: @fileschat #TeamFiles announcements: @teamfilesannouncements More from #TeamFiles: @filesfederation Off-topic Group: @TeamFilesOT
t.me

Double tap to sleep on lock screen?

peter_betos said:
Does this build modded the Modem carrier configs i.e. Enabled 5G on all countries?
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Wow is this a possibility?

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Oct-L, ROM for the Sprint LG G3
Contributors
red3razor, cjkacz, hedwig34, bthorne79
Source Code: http://www.github.com/Team-OctOs
ROM OS Version: 5.1.x Lollipop
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Based On: CyanogenMod 12
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Created 2015-05-06
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Changelog here: http://www.teamoctos.com/category/changelog/

trying now! Thanks

Features list?

I'm in..trying now...

1619415 said:
Features list?
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I will work on getting some screenies with features for you guys

red3razor said:
I will work on getting some screenies with features for you guys
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Thanks, looking forward to it.... If you want I can help you with GSM support, send me a PM if you want me to.

pics (of features) added

red3razor said:
pics (features) added
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Cool

I know things a relatively early, but my first impressions of the ROM is very impressive. Everything works(at least for me), and it is supper zippy.. The ui is super smooth...personally, I'll be playing with this one for a while. Great job devs....

Really loving this ROM....and this wallpaper [emoji106]

GSM compatibility?

I know its early, whats the Battery life looking like??
How accurate is the GPS?
Any dual window support??
and lastly NFC and Blutooth working??
Thanks Devs!!

XCrunner23 said:
Really loving this ROM....and this wallpaper [emoji106] View attachment 3299679
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Thanks, I made that wall quite some time ago. Oldy but goody

Jguff5 said:
I know its early, whats the Battery life looking like??
How accurate is the GPS?
Any dual window support??
and lastly NFC and Blutooth working??
Thanks Devs!!
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-Battery life good (make sure keep Google play services in check) sometimes I get lucky with the gapps I try, sometimes not
-GPS great
-No dual window (we're cm based)
-Bluetooth good. I believe NFC works, but I don't use it. Anyone chime in?
Thanks for trying us!

Thanks for bringing this ROM to the G3. Everything is running good. Very snappy, no lag, lots of features. I didn't try nfc or Bluetooth since I don't use them. Keep up the good work.

joe0096 said:
GSM compatibility?
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Not as of now. Though there may have been instructions/or a script to modify certain roms for gsm? Try looking in development thread.

Oh yeah what about IR??? Please tell me IR works...
DOn't really care if its Quick Remote or not just IR..

red3razor said:
-Battery life good (make sure keep Google play services in check) sometimes I get lucky with the gapps I try, sometimes not
-GPS great
-No dual window (we're cm based)
-Bluetooth good. I believe NFC works, but I don't use it. Anyone chime in?
Thanks for trying us!
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Hello! Thank you for bringing your ROM to us! What do you mean by "make sure to keep Google play services in check"? Is there something I should be looking for?
Thank you in advance!
Edit: Internet connection popped in after cycling from Global to 3g, then Global to LTE. Works great now!

red3razor said:
-Battery life good (make sure keep Google play services in check) sometimes I get lucky with the gapps I try, sometimes not
-GPS great
-No dual window (we're cm based)
-Bluetooth good. I believe NFC works, but I don't use it. Anyone chime in?
Thanks for trying us!
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NFC? It's best not to bring that up around here - it's the bane of the G3 dev and kind of the Holy Grail. Bluetooth isn't totally ironed out yet, but I find it plenty reliable. Thx for bringing us OctOS @red3razor! Since the early S3 days, I've dug your product and team attitude!
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Oh yeah what about IR??? Please tell me IR works...
DOn't really care if its Quick Remote or not just IR..
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It's working here with the QR port.

[7.1.1_r22][0.2.0]UOS By UTeam - Beta for Nexus 6

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bangprovn
Source Code: https://github.com/uos-by-uteam
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
Based On: CyanogenMod
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This looks very nice. Do I need gapps and Supersu as well or are they built in?
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Fuse8499 said:
This looks very nice. Do I need gapps and Supersu as well or are they built in?
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Hi, GApps is not included and yes, we have supersu under Developer options :good::good:

Thank you very much!
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Gonna flash this as a secondary in MultiROM. Will update this post with any issues I've found for the users, and will report on your site as well. Great to see another new ROM
Edit: Seems like a mix of CM and DU with a couple custom apps. This isn't a skinned ROM like the post seems to imply.
Nevertheless, I hope you guys can get some traction and make good progress here!
Also, I didn't test but since this is CM/DU based, you should be able to flash Gapps without issues. I'd suggest OpenGapps Pico just in case, though.

ryanguy426 said:
Gonna flash this as a secondary in MultiROM. Will update this post with any issues I've found for the users, and will report on your site as well. Great to see another new ROM
Edit: Seems like a mix of CM and DU with a couple custom apps. This isn't a skinned ROM like the post seems to imply.
Nevertheless, I hope you guys can get some traction and make good progress here!
Also, I didn't test but since this is CM/DU based, you should be able to flash Gapps without issues. I'd suggest OpenGapps Pico just in case, though.
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Hi, we are currently trying to make it better, that's why we release our alpha version. Since it's open source, I hope someone with the same interest could join us and make it come true.
BTW, those screenshots was taken in the same version that I've posted here lol, I don't know what makes you confused it :laugh:.

Very nice rom. You all have done an outstanding job so far.

So, it's basically build over crdroid base:
https://github.com/UOS-By-Uteam/pla...=Y3Vyc29yOjJB11vvcOdiL3CBcg6ltwUlkPFxKzEzOQ==
Nice.

oao vietnam , great works

neobuddy89 said:
So, it's basically build over crdroid base:
https://github.com/UOS-By-Uteam/pla...=Y3Vyc29yOjJB11vvcOdiL3CBcg6ltwUlkPFxKzEzOQ==
Nice.
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Hi,
Sorry for this, I will rebase to another branch if it bothers you. I'm really sorry for the credits part that I have many things to do that I almost forgot it.
Thank you for informing me!

Good to see another ROM for are beloved N6. Will be flashing this soon.

neobuddy89 said:
So, it's basically build over crdroid base:
https://github.com/UOS-By-Uteam/pla...=Y3Vyc29yOjJB11vvcOdiL3CBcg6ltwUlkPFxKzEzOQ==
Nice.
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LOL, yep. It even installs the crDroid Logo in the L upper corner of status bar. I can dirty flashed back and forth between the 2 ROMS without any setting changes.

This UOS software put encryption software on my phone and now I am lock out....SO DO NOT USE..

becker68 said:
This UOS software put encryption software on my phone and now I am lock out....SO DO NOT USE..
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Sorry to hear that but could you describe the situation? I'm clearly don't understand it, what encryption ?
If you can point out the encryption software part, I will delete the whole project, but if you are another hater, please delete this comment, it makes nonsense.

I noticed a few things. I couldn't nstall the ROM as an additional using Multirom. Also, no music player as a opposed to the information on the website.
It's quite a good work and you deserve encouragement.

Well this is nice I'm already downloading, does this force encrypt and will opengapps do ?

Kunle_ic said:
I noticed a few things. I couldn't nstall the ROM as an additional using Multirom. Also, no music player as a opposed to the information on the website.
It's quite a good work and you deserve encouragement.
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Thank you! The music app is currently under developed, I think I will rebased it to CyanogenMod so it will take more time to release a beta version, and as promise, it will better everyday.
cetuss4 said:
Well this is nice I'm already downloading, does this force encrypt and will opengapps do ?
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No, it doesn't enforce encryption and yes, you will need OpenGApps.

becker68 said:
This UOS software put encryption software on my phone and now I am lock out....SO DO NOT USE..
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I think someone should do some more reading before they go bricking their (what's it worth now) ~$300 device

[8.1.x][OFFICIAL PREVIEW] CarbonROM | cr-6.1 [berkeley]

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CarbonROM, ROM for the Honor View 10
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Created 2018-02-22
Last Updated 2018-04-15

Many thanks for bring us this ROM
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Great. Now development has gained speed. Love to see these roms for our beloved v10

Nice job in the release Chris!

Sweet. Nice job

Great one.
Does this have fingerprint based navigation just as in EMUI, so that we could disable the onscreen navigation bar?

Can i flash this via TWRP Recovery??? I see this is not a flashable zip, so can i flash the image ?

shihabsoft said:
Great one.
Does this have fingerprint based navigation just as in EMUI, so that we could disable the onscreen navigation bar?
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Not yet, but we're working on it.
sam razzy said:
Can i flash this via TWRP Recovery??? I see this is not a flashable zip, so can i flash the image ?
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I guess you could. I honestly didn't try.

Myself5 said:
Not yet, but we're working on it.
I guess you could. I honestly didn't try.
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Take look at Lenovo zuk z2 plus it has same FP gestures like honor v10 for back,recent etc and its working on all rom that are present for that device

sam razzy said:
Can i flash this via TWRP Recovery??? I see this is not a flashable zip, so can i flash the image ?
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U can try flashing like a img in install menu. But idk if it works [emoji17]
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What its caffeine?
When you implement fingerprint gestures?

VivekBhagat said:
Take look at Lenovo zuk z2 plus it has same FP gestures like honor v10 for back,recent etc and its working on all rom that are present for that device
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Most vendors define those gestures as keyevents. Huawei obviously uses an API to perform them (and not native Linux keyevents support). Anyways, you have a plethora of third party apps that can do this for you.

Excuse me for the noob question, but if this ROM is treble compatible, should I in theory be able to flash it and boot it on my Pixel 2 XL?
I know the 2XL already has CarbonROM but I'm curious about what treble brings to the table.

BadWolfYe said:
What its caffeine?
When you implement fingerprint gestures?
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Caffeine keeps the screen on for as long as the counter is running, or until you manually disable it. Useful for reading without permanently pressing the screen.
Interceptor777 said:
Excuse me for the noob question, but if this ROM is treble compatible, should I in theory be able to flash it and boot it on my Pixel 2 XL?
I know the 2XL already has CarbonROM but I'm curious about what treble brings to the table.
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In a very theoretic mind experiment: yes. Practically: No. The 2XL has AVB that would prevent it from booting. I honestly wouldn't know what happens if you disable AVB, but my guess it that it doesn't boot (because the 2XL feels special). If you feel like trying, I won't stop you

BadWolfYe said:
What its caffeine?
When you implement fingerprint gestures?
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Fingerprint gestures should be in the next build

download link not working...

ink718 said:
download link not working...
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It's working. Just downloaded.

Myself5 said:
Caffeine keeps the screen on for as long as the counter is running, or until you manually disable it. Useful for reading without permanently pressing the screen.
In a very theoretic mind experiment: yes. Practically: No. The 2XL has AVB that would prevent it from booting. I honestly wouldn't know what happens if you disable AVB, but my guess it that it doesn't boot (because the 2XL feels special). If you feel like trying, I won't stop you
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Actually AVB can be disabled, it has to be disabled to boot non-stock ROMs. I have a ZIP which can disable it. All it does is give you a popup after boot about a partition mismatch but the phone works fine.
So you think, in theory, with AVB disable, this ROM should be compatible? (in theory ofc)

Interceptor777 said:
Actually AVB can be disabled, it has to be disabled to boot non-stock ROMs. I have a ZIP which can disable it. All it does is give you a popup after boot about a partition mismatch but the phone works fine.
So you think, in theory, with AVB disable, this ROM should be compatible? (in theory ofc)
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I never said it can't be disabled
As a slight OT: its not mandatory to fully disable AVB on ROMs that are designed for taimen. taimen ROMs ship vbmeta images, that contain the AVB signatures. Due to the design its necessary to disable AVB for /vendor, which is done in the kernel by removing the AVB mount flag in the dtb. Although we're currently looking into properly generating the vendor avb signatures too.
Nonetheless, flashable GApps are likely going to cross those plans and will require to disable AVB on system. Therefore, I'd be happy if you could share that AVB disabler zip me (or release it to the public) so that @frap129 and me can do some testing with seperate GApps.
Now on to your question. I just spent an hour trying to gather some facts for the following statement:
Treble is not supposed to give you "one ROM for all devices", nor will it ever be able to provide just that.
Trebles requirement is that you can use "stock AOSP" on the device. Yes. HOWEVER: That doesn't mean it has to the be same single AOSP image for every device. Treble still requires configurations on that System image.
The system images VNDK is configured to work with an 8.0 treble vendor. That would mean you need to use an 8.0 vendor on your Pixel too.
The compatibility matrix and the manifest.xml on system specify what HAL treble has to expect/load from /vendor. Those likely differ.
There will always be some small overlay differences, features that one device supports which the other doesn't or configs that differ. Auto-brightness steps would be a good example for that.
It is true, that this ROM works on multiple devices, yes. So far, those are pretty much all very similiar in terms of HALs to load and hardware. There is barely any difference between the View 10, Mate 10, Mate 10 Pro and others. Things that are different are handled in the kernel (like the Display Technology) and don't affect HALs.
TL;DR + My personal opinion: Whereas treble ROMs might boot (assuming you match all those requirements) a "common ROM for all devices" (which I am starting to think is what everyone expects from treble) is not what you want to use, nor what treble has been designed for.

A new build (systemCarbon_20180303.img) has been uploaded.
It includes support for the US Model, and Fingerprint Gestures. To enable them, go to Settings -> CarbonFibers -> Buttons and tick enable navbar. That will disable the navbar and automatically enable the FPC gestures.
Additionally some new features got merged to the codebase. Happy flashing

[8.1.x][OFFICIAL] CarbonROM | CR-6.1 [POTTER]

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Please feel free to look, build, and use our code at CarbonROM's GitHub... and at CarbonROM Gerrit.
Pre-Disclaimer:
THIS IS AN UNOFFICIAL BUILD. The intent is to showcase what is coming up soon. @frap129 and I have been working hard on getting taimen on a level we consider DD ready, especially from a security side of things.
Please keep any problems with those builds in this thread, we don't accept any bugreports for unofficial builds anywhere else.
Disclaimer:
While we make every effort to test these builds as much as possible, we are not responsible for anything that may happen to your device, family, pets, or perception of reality. We ask that you do your part to know your device and know how to recover from problems before you flash!
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We spend an astonishing amount of time developing this software. We can't spend much time on XDA as a result, so if you need support, please try the following:
1) Search. Search, search, search. Yes, you. I don't care how unique or important your question is, it's very likely someone has adressed it already. Especially if you're even close to new at this.
2) Read our FAQ, which can be found on our website. Carbon FAQ
3) Ask a question in your device forum. Someone will no doubt try to help you. Warning: this help may come in the form of telling you it's a dumb question that has been asked before. See step 1 - such are the perils of asking questions when you haven't done the research yourself. Android is about helping yourself.
Notice:
This build includes GApps for now. We're still working on ways to not prebundle it.
Before you flash, make sure you're on the latest 8.1 stock builds (and bootloader), then flash the ROM in TWRP.
MORE IMPORTANT NOTICE: We are very proud to announce that we are the first and only custom ROM to actually get the Now Listening Feature working on AOSP.
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XDA:DevDB Information
CarbonROM, ROM for the Moto G5 Plus
Contributors
rrajesh011, vache
Source Code: https://github.com/CarbonROM
ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.x
Based On: AOSP
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2018-03-03
Last Updated 2018-03-03

What's the kernel version...... Is it really 4.x version.... Any screenshots please....

New Build is up! Download link updated
Fix: MotoAction
Lots of fix under the hood,
check complete changelog here https://review.carbonrom.org/#/q/status:merged

some screenshots please!!

Screen Shot uploaded

Thank you..

New build is up
Added: New Launcher, Via Browser, and Retro Music
Added: Network Indicator
Added: Turbo power charging support

Is the camera working on this one or the camera just doesnt work on any 8.x rom ?

sweztmc said:
Is the camera working on this one or the camera just doesnt work on any 8.x rom ?
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Cam is working,

what is the default font?

bsrgsit said:
what is the default font?
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Nunito

Is this ROM still in testing? And I tread that were supposed to have latest stock 8.1 build.. what's that supposed to mean?? I'm running RR Mod rn.. and I really wanna try carbon.. any help??

ROM is running very smooth! And it seems like it's the first one which doesn't push the cores of the G5 to 2GHz all the time so battery consumption is pretty low.
I had some crashes in the beginning after restoring APPs from Titanium Backup but by now no further issues. Camera is okay but could be better (crashes from time to time, 'Open Camera' is doing quite well!). But I guess this is due to the fact that Motorola hasn't released Oreo yet and some parts for building the camera parts properly.
- Magisk v16 works fine (had to install it twice but then worked)
- BT working
- ext. LTE support (can't test VolTE cause I don't have it)
- Safetynet passes
- SD Card access working
@rrajesh011, @vache - you did a very descent job! By now it's the best Oreo ROM I've tested.

TGHH said:
ROM is running very smooth! And it seems like it's the first one which doesn't push the cores of the G5 to 2GHz all the time so battery consumption is pretty low.
I had some crashes in the beginning after restoring APPs from Titanium Backup but by now no further issues. Camera is okay but could be better (crashes from time to time, 'Open Camera' is doing quite well!). But I guess this is due to the fact that Motorola hasn't released Oreo yet and some parts for building the camera parts properly.
- Magisk v16 works fine (had to install it twice but then worked)
- BT working
- ext. LTE support (can't test VolTE cause I don't have it)
- Safetynet passes
- SD Card access working
@rrajesh011, @vache - you did a very descent job! By now it's the best Oreo ROM I've tested.
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Thanks for testing. im pushing new build with some fix and few new features like carbon gestures, by end the day.

rrajesh011 said:
Thanks for testing. im pushing new build with some fix and few new features like carbon gestures, by end the day.
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Awesome! I'm really looking forward to it. Thank you for supplying us with such a great ROM. :good:
Will keep you posted when I find bugs or stuff.

Guys! New build is up. Enjoy
Changelogs

rrajesh011 said:
Guys! New build is up. Enjoy
Changelogs
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can we dirty flash?

seems to work!

Does this ROM support substratum theme engine? @rrajesh011
That would be awesome because I don't like the white menus from the interface.

TGHH said:
Does this ROM support substratum theme engine? @rrajesh011
That would be awesome because I don't like the white menus from the interface.
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Yeah, its working

[8.1.x][OFFICIAL][RELEASE] CarbonROM | cr-6.1 [shamu]

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Please feel free to look, build, and use our code at CarbonROM's GitHub... and at CarbonROM Gerrit.
Disclaimer:
While we make every effort to test these builds as much as possible, we are not responsible for anything that may happen to your device, family, pets, or perception of reality. We ask that you do your part to know your device and know how to recover from problems before you flash!
Support:
We spend an astonishing amount of time developing this software. We can't spend much time on XDA as a result, so if you need support, please try the following:
1) Search. Search, search, search. Yes, you. I don't care how unique or important your question is, it's very likely someone has adressed it already. Especially if you're even close to new at this.
2) Read our FAQ, which can be found on our website. Carbon FAQ
3) Ask a question in your device forum. Someone will no doubt try to help you. Warning: this help may come in the form of telling you it's a dumb question that has been asked before. See step 1 - such are the perils of asking questions when you haven't done the research yourself. Android is about helping yourself.
4) Join our Discord server! There, you can connect with other Carbon users and our developers, and you can get quicker responses to your bug reports. The invite link is right below.
We recommend MindTheGApps. OpenGApps should work, but please make sure you clearly mention the gapps you're using when reporting bugs.
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XDA:DevDB Information
CarbonROM, ROM for the Nexus 6
Contributors
Myself5, CarbonROM
Source Code: https://github.com/CarbonROM
ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
Based On: AOSP
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2018-04-01
Last Updated 2018-07-19

Sweet!!!!!!!

Thanks for the ROM, I like the default font, some little problems, Google Camera FC, cannot installed apk downloaded from Carbon browser.

mnsiw said:
Thanks for the ROM, I like the default font, some little problems, Google Camera FC, cannot installed apk downloaded from Carbon browser.
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Sweet

I was hoping this would happen.
Always been a Carbon fan... This is sweeeeeeet!!! :good:

Nice to see CarbonROM become an official build on Shamu. Always been a Carbon fan, excellent work gang

I am getting this error
updater process ended with error 7
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Cache, System and Data partitions are wiped.
Anyone experience the same problem
UPDATE: error gone after updating to twrp-3.2.1-0-shamu.img

Works great no Problem so far....good job.
Using opengapps stock.

Anyone tried Substratum yet???

does the latest build have black ui style not dark i need black ui

bigbaluka said:
Anyone tried Substratum yet???
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rootless Substratum is fully supported. Flip the switch for third party theming in Carbon Fibers -> Privacy/Security and install Substratum from the Playstore.
MiroALG said:
does the latest build have black ui style not dark i need black ui
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Not yet but you could use Substratum for that.

great rom .. hope it will add more customizations in the coming updates.
I couldn't find trusted face option in smart lock.. any help?

mahir555 said:
great rom .. hope it will add more customizations in the coming updates.
I couldn't find trusted face option in smart lock.. any help?
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Make sure the GApps you used include Trusted Face packages. MindTheGapps for example doesn't.

Myself5 said:
Make sure the GApps you used include Trusted Face packages. MindTheGapps for example doesn't.
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oh i see ! thank you so much.

Myself5 said:
rootless Substratum is fully supported. Flip the switch for third party theming in Carbon Fibers -> Privacy/Security and install Substratum from the Playstore.
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Thanks man:good: I tried it right after I posted and everything went perfect. I'm theming my life away with Substratum. Getting ready to install the latest update. I usually uninstall all overlays before I update system and then reinstall them after... Could be paranoid but it seems to work better that way.

Weirdness With Substratum
After applying themes with Substratum I noticed a new menu item called "Device theme", automagically appeared in Settings>Display>Advanced at the bottom right below "Tap to wake". Also Substratum had a major malfunction that the applied overlays didn't show up in Overlay Manager and could not be uninstalled unless I used the rescue zip in TWRP (apparently this is a known issue with Substratum 953). Running Substratum rooted seemed to help, also running Substratum 960 (not released yet). See screenshots for proof of weirdness.
PS This is not a complaint, just sharing experience & observation.

how's the battery life of this rom ? please share screenshots if possible..

Latest Carbon forces encryption on me
Fed-Patch needed for me

starlord143 said:
how's the battery life of this rom ? please share screenshots if possible..
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Battery live, there is nothing to worry about ...... you can see how many posts this thread got , happy people are quiet.
It seem like this Rom killed all the bugs I head from day one I bought the Nexus 6, that was in April 15.
Amazing. :good:
I keep on looking if I find anything wrong. ... so far nothing.

Probably a stupid question but... Is there a difference between CARBON-CR-6.1-NOCT-WEEKLY-shamu-20180411-1750.zip (on get.carbonrom.org) & CARBON-CR-6.1-NOCT-WEEKLY-shamu-20180410-0531.zip (this weeks OTA)???

Better Mobile App

welcome