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  • 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!
    Reply from risingos-unofficial
    Posted 2026-11-09
    If you wanna roll back, simply flash the stock OOS 11 ROM via the 9008 port.
  • 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
  • 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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