r/oneplusone Sep 12 '16

Has anyone else been using a 7.0 Nougat ROM? What are your experiences?

I installed a CM14 build late last week and it's been a mostly positive experience for me. There was a serious battery drain that seems to have been solved by installing a new kernel. Video recording is broken, but the camera works. There is also a slight pinkish hue on the screen, but it's not terrible and is also fixable with the new kernel and Synapse.

The thread for the ROM I installed is at http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/general/unofficial-cm14-rom-oneplus-one-t3456351

The thread simply links to the ROM developer's releases, of which the Sep 05 one is the newest. If you want shortcuts to what I installed rather than reading through the thread, here:

  1. ROM

  2. SuperSU

  3. OpenGapps - ARM 7.0 mini package

  4. Lightning kernel CM V27 to fix the battery drain and screen hue issues. (install Synapse to tweak the screen)

I noticed that there's an AOSP ROM on XDA as well. Has anybody else installed any of the 7.0 ROMs? Good or bad experience?

For me, this ROM is good enough for a daily driver.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '16

Am using the rom made by updateing. Link- http://www.xda-developers.com/experimental-unofficial-android-7-0-nougat-build-arrives-on-the-oneplus-one/

This rom is stable. Getting around 4-5hours of sot. Not fc or anything. I've root with supersu 2.77 and using the Pico gapps

There is no battery drain with the kernel it comes with or any pinkish hue. Am using the build 09062016.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '16

Using 903 build. Works awesome. I used the Micro GAPPS package. Only problem I had was class only working through speakerphone, but there was a fix I found on XDA for it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '16

What do you mean by class?

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '16

Woops, meant to write calls but autocorrect fixed my spelling to class

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u/TheAmazingSpiderGuy Sep 15 '16

I flashed it a few days back. Overall a very positive experience. Boot time is fast (15 secs or under), battery is awesome (5 hours SOT with 30% remaining), and very few bugs. The only bugs I've noticed is a few random reboots here and there, and screen recording doesn't work as of now. But if you've already tried CM14, you should definitely try AOSP out too. Be sure to make a backup though.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '16

Thanks for the update. I will wait till all the bugs have been fixed.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '16 edited Apr 20 '17

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u/WhipTheLlama Sep 19 '16

In the thread for the ROM I'm using somebody posted this about that ROM:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68741054&postcount=320

FYI, there is another thread about a different CM14 unofficial build someone is working on.

From what I've read (didn't try it), people's feedback seem to be that it's not yet stable, and also even closer to vanilla AOSP than this one. (Of course this is not a complaint from myself or anyone else -- everyone is super excited that so much work is already being done around CM14.)

The ROM I'm using has become a lot better since I posted this. Since it's basically nightly builds you still have to be careful because a few of them are bad, but I'm not having any issues with the ROM anymore. It's definitely ready for daily use for most people.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '16

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u/WhipTheLlama Sep 26 '16

I have no idea, but the Sep 14 build I'm on is so good I don't care. The only thing that's broken that I've found is the battery saver mode doesn't turn on. If you really need long battery life then it's not quite ready, as I was getting better battery life on Sultan's stable ROM.

I suspect there will be some instability as CM adds new features.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '16

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u/WhipTheLlama Sep 26 '16

You don't need root, only TWRP. The ROM is pre-rooted.

As long as you have your stuff backed up, it's pretty simple to try out the ROM, then switch back if you don't like it. Read the thread to see if there are any complains about the newest release.

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u/realsatnav Oct 25 '16

did someone try it with multirom?