risingos-unofficial download

The phones I have:
Xiaomi Mix 2s (polaris) (Discontinued)
OnePlus 7 Pro (guacamole) (Android 17 Need Dynamic Partition)
OnePlus 7T Pro (hotdog)
RedMagic 9 Pro (tiro)

Features

RisingOS unofficial builds
Support OTA updates
Add status bar lyric with model hook for some music apps
Fix status bar padding
Remove data encryption
Chinese Localization
Fix charging control
Add KernelSU support (ReSukiSU currently)
Add Susfs support
Add KPM support (Need to flash kpm boot additionaly)
Disable kernel module signature verification
Add hide for LineageOS props
GPU Overclock
GPU Undervolt (Can not tweak by yourself)
Unlock design battery capacity limit (Need to modify the value you want in sys/class/power_supply/bms/charge_full) (guacamole/hotdog only, tiro no limit)
Refresh rate overclock to 62Hz (polaris only)
Add Fsync toggle (enable by default)
Add bbr2 tcp support
Add bbr3 tcp support (tiro only)
Add NTFS、exFAT filesystem support
Add zstd compression algorithm support
Add lz4k/lz4kd compression algorithm support (tiro only)
Set 8 GB ZRAM as default (tiro with 6 GB)
Disable some debug logs
Add modified devcfg for booting windows on arm (guacamole and hotdog)

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rd1199 Posted 2026-11-08
3 out of 5 stars

Hi Developer, I'm currently using Infinity-X Android 16 on my OnePlus 7 Pro (guacamole) (your rom only) with an unlocked bootloader and the original static A/B partition layout (separate system_a/system_b and vendor_a/vendor_b, no super partition). I want to try your RisingOS 9 Android 17 build. I've downloaded the 5.23 GB Dynamic Partition Fastboot package, the 2.2 GB OTA ZIP, and the supplied Rising recovery image. I have two important questions before installing: 1. Which package and installation method should I use when coming from a static A/B ROM like Infinity-X? Is the full Dynamic Partition Fastboot package mandatory, or can I use the OTA ZIP? 2. **If I don't like RisingOS, can I safely return to my previous Infinity-X Android 16 ROM?** If yes, how do I restore the original static partition layout? Is there a specific rollback procedure or do I need the MSM/EDL tool? I have my exact current Infinity-X ROM ZIP backed up, but I haven't made an original GPT/partition backup yet. I want to try RisingOS without risking a hard brick or losing the ability to return to Infinity-X. Could you please guide me on the correct installation and rollback procedure? Thank you for your work!

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Posted 2026-11-09

If you wanna roll back, simply flash the stock OOS 11 ROM via the 9008 port.
gumka77 Edited 2025-09-30
5 out of 5 stars

Very good ROM. Please provide us with your contact details (e.g., Telegram). OnePlus 7 series users can join the TG group: t.me/niloysbuild0. Thank you
sthirydv Edited 2025-02-28
5 out of 5 stars

Nice rom buddy but can you pls provide your telegram group link or something to contact you Thanku

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