Post number #417076, ID: 0fa1c6
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LineageOS: latest blog post was a month ago and latest code commit was an hour ago: https://lineageos.org/
Officially supports Android 8, already has unofficial builds for Android 9.
Post number #417126, ID: c18f1f
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Aye but can I flash my pixel without losing data
Post number #417226, ID: 64bbf5
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>>417126 no. Don't think so. At any rate, it's always a good practice to back up your phone even if you're just going to upgrade stock firmware, anyway
Post number #417506, ID: 54c16d
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Not sure why anyone would think Android modding is dead. Just check XDA, there are new threads published every day with new roms, tools, builds, etc
Post number #417509, ID: 54c16d
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>>417126 it’s possible, but you really shouldn’t. It’s called “dirty flashing” for a reason. Make a titanium backup and restore when you’ve flashed a rom.
Post number #417581, ID: c18f1f
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>>417509 doesn't titanium backup require root anyway, for which I need magisk, for which I need to be able to flash the boot rom, which to unlock I need to wipe my phone :p unless the pixel has a root method other than that on 9 or a way to unlock without actually wipeing data
Post number #417664, ID: 6d9fd8
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>>c18f1f there's always the option to not get the newest phone right away, wait til a rom is made for it, then get it. That way you can flash it before you have anything on it.
Post number #417665, ID: c18f1f
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>>417664 I believe when I got it there were ROMs (pixel 2 was out before I got this) but I wanted to use stock for a while and didn't realize I would need to wipe to unlock bootloader as all my other phones had to use other rooting methods because bootloader unlocking was locked by the carrier
Post number #417666, ID: c18f1f
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(I switched to project fi just to check it out)
Post number #417885, ID: 0d4f3b
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>>417581 also, titanium backup is proprietary
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| LineageOS: latest blog post was a month ago and latest code commit was an hour ago: https://lineageos.org/
Officially supports Android 8, already has unofficial builds for Android 9.