How to Install Lineage OS to Oneplus 7 Pro

it took about 3 days and bricking my phone 5 times to get it right, but I finally got Lineage OS on my Oneplus, hopefully you don't go have as much trouble as I did.
Windows binaries for fastboot and adb
forum.xda-developers.com/t/re...
Nebrassy TWRP (the one I used)
forum.xda-developers.com/t/re...
copy partitions (If system doesn't show up to wipe)
androidfilehost.com/?fid=2188...
lineage OS download
download.lineageos.org/guacamole
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[@jturtle5907]

Ok this is ridiculous. I bought a used one. Yesterday. With intent to install Lineage. You are insane.

[@MentalOutlaw]

Lol, hopefully this tutorial helps you then.

[@siltdoctor3478]

He was the botnet all this time

[@claxvii177th6]

@Tube of the Viper xda provides an extensive list of compatible devices. If it's not there you can check the documentation for building lineage for your device. That if you are feeling lucky lol.

[@kcfivetwelve]

@Tube of the Viper if you look every device has nightly builds, including 7pro

[@claxvii177th6]

@Tube of the Viper nightly is not thaaaat bad, but be careful, read what's working on your device

[@mrsansiverius2083]

The reason Google pixel phones are popular for roms is because they have an unlocked bootloader by default and are just genuienly easier to develop for

[@divyamthakur]

they aren't unlocked by default but yeah pretty easy to unlock

[@ZambonieDude]

They are also more secure than most devices, alot of android phones are really lacking in security at the hardware level.

[@therealb888]

@@ZambonieDude This is something I've been thinking of as well. Elaborate more and explain in detail please.

[@s_o_lab]

@@therealb888 grapheneOS website has a large "why pixel" section. Basically Google makes Pixels to advertise android to developers, so they also need to showcase latest security features. And less bloatware

[@MrUploader14]

@Quiet Kid in School he didn't say Privacy he said Security, and yes pixels have the best built in security as they are the first to get software updates as other android manufacturers lag behind weeks or even months. Also believe it or not Google doesn't sell your data to third parties, they use your data to target advertising to you, and sell ad space to advertising companies.

[@CyrusReport]

I laughed when you said that you used a mixture of various guides. That is exactly how it goes for me when I do this. Hit and miss every time.

[@therealb888]

That's coz pc folks don't really understand the smartphone platform

[@gabzor4716]

This video worked great, everyone else forgets to mention some steps or its just downright confusing, this taught me how to install different OS'S and also got me being able to flash kernals and boot phones too!

[@lapin_noir]

I installed LineageOS on my phone earlier in the year. I got lucky and did it first try, but I had to look up multiple guides as well. And all of them are in text, so I'm never too sure if I'm doing it right, especially when it comes to handling the TWRP GUI. But when it finally booted, I was so happy! Free from the glowies at last!

[@FieryFalls04]

are you me?

[@smugmode]

Not the glowies but Google, yeah. LineageOS is not meant to be secure

[@zebraneighbor6383]

You should use really any OS besides Lineage, as it's complete garbage. It's essentially just a modernized version of that bullshit ass Cyanogenmod.

[@sstepp]

Thank you SO MUCH!! After guide, after guide, after guide, finally found you and these instructions were flawless! You, my friend, have earned a subscribe.

[@SajeOne]

I've run both Lineage and Calyx. While I can see the irony in using google hardware it's one of the only devices which can re-lock the bootloader after installing a custom operating system. It also receives security updates sooner and for longer than most other devices. Calyx comes stock with MicroG meaning it's more "degoogled" than most lineage phones where the user has likely flashed openGapps. On the other hand Lineage is much more customizable, I can flash different packages on top of the OS like gapps and fdroid's privileged extension, as well as having root access and a custom recovery. Really comes down to which is more important to you.

[@33up24]

The good all days of tinkering with your phones. I still remember rooting my old LG g4. I still have an old V30 with custom room and everything. Unfortunately the list of devices which you can tinker with is getting smaller each year, quite sad.

[@Skandha_]

13:32 did not expect to hear RuneScape tunes this morning lmao

[@deepacat]

Glad I did

[@lilythebluespheresfan2897]

The background music is on point!

[@manonthebrain]

Adventure surfing the web! Just like the good old days

[@szilardnagyapati8177]

Actual banger Mr.Outlaw, good stuff

[@josepvalenciaperello4856]

I have a 1+6 and was gonna install a custom ROM. Good to have a great video explaining the process.

[@AlzhaKya]

My exact phone, I'm so happy to see this. Thanks a lot man

[@TrashStash]

I just got a 7 pro to root because I know how easy it is supposed to be for this particular phone. Good to see a creator I already enjoy had a guide exactly for my scenario.

[@paulwinkfield6560]

A BIG THANK YOU!!!!! Love my 7 Pro its in mint condition battery lasts all day, but was worried about their last update, this is a great way to continue to save $$$$ buying a new, 'not as advanced for the money' new phone! You ROCK!!

[@markonfilms]

I just did this myself with no Gapps. I just degoogled it. Wish I found your video first! Very helpful video.

[@timothylucarini3539]

bro this was the best tutorial for me personally..thank you so much

[@davidmalkowski7850]

I am super happy to see this. After the antiracism training from Google broke today, I resolved to begin taking the steps to escape the Google machine. I don't see the problem with reflashing Google hardware though; especially because I want to get my hands on a foldable running Graphene or LineageOS. I have a Oneplus 7 Pro I run as my daily driver, I'll give this a shot!

[@purplep3466]

omg, did Google come this far?

[@davidmalkowski7850]

@@purplep3466 Not sure if you're talking in terms of the Church of Woke or technological advancement. For the former, the writing's really been on the wall since the Damore memo. For the latter, the rumored Pixel Passport is thought to be built on Samsung's OLED folding tech.

[@dontdex8221]

The only way is having 2 phones. One with Google Play services for apps that run on Google service framework or Google cloud messaging. Since everything has an app now. And have another phone thats completely open source. You could use a phone with MicroG installed to spoof phone signature but closed source apps that use Google services are just as bad.

[@ballsticseal]

I dont see anti racism being a problem. The main reason i try to degoogle stuff is for privacy but hey, you do you

[@purplep3466]

@@ballsticseal Anti-racism program is just a propaganda, it does not enlighten people but spreads misinformation

[@gnuPirate]

Stoked!! A Mental Outlaw video popping right up about exactly the phone I just bought with exactly the ROM I want to put on it! Perfect. I do like the idea of liberating used google hardware found on feebay or whatever. I'd never purchase it new, though, and would feel slightly ashamed about participating in the used sales market -- but buying several models back for a song is OK I think. Looking forward to replicant hopefully getting more compatible hardware on it's roster -- or phones being built with it. I also might splash out on a PinePhone for possibly some real privacy/security etc, and just use my Oneplus for media etc.

[@avina4086]

I've tried following guides to root my device and I can understand how hard it was for you. Thanks for the video :)

[@williamviloria]

I see you have a GAMER keyboard Officially you are a CoNTenT CrEaToR.

[@itdepends604]

cringe

[@imgladnotu9527]

ah yes, someone has a mechanical keyboard with le rgb lighting, theyre obviously a content creator.

[@imgladnotu9527]

ah yes, someone has a mechanical keyboard with le rgb lighting, theyre obviously a content creator.

[@chfourchfour]

hey guys don't you think this comment is satire

[@IAm-zo1bo]

@@chfourchfour reddit tier joke tho

[@ColinAverill]

Thank you. I'll use your guide tonight. Last night I bricked it and just got it unbricked as well. I think my mistake started when trying to install TWRP after I had already booted into LineageOS, and then I kept making further mistakes from there.

[@k9chilly5]

Life saver man!! Thanks for this!

[@myfavouritecolorisgreen]

my favourite android youtuber xD btw i have the same phone and oneplus peaked at on 7pro :)) i keep on flashing different roms though lmao

[@eddas5175]

Very nice tutorial, thanks Kenny!

[@nuclearjello2243]

Just I consider buying this phone used, you come out with a tutorial. Nice.

[@theodenking169]

This channel rules. Keep being you bro

[@H3ct0r501]

Love the OSRS music in this tutorial

[@T--T]

Funny, I was planning on doing this to my 6T in the following weeks. Guess I'll follow along to this!

[@pax5072]

I installed lineageos on my brother redmi 6 before it was so laggy and barely usagable but after installing it's working buttery smooth!

[@lightning_dynamics]

thanks brother, you saved my day !!!

[@russelldriver6394]

Thanks so much followed your guide start to finished and worked first time. Even bought a one Plus 7 Pro. Goodbye Apple!

[@AriesTheBestGaming]

Everyone, you are supposed to type fastboot flash recovery then drag TWRP and press enter. You are not supposed to type fastboot flash boot TWRP.img, it flashes it to the kernel. The recovery is not supposed to be flashed to that, it's known to cause a boot-loop.

[@emmettshaw967]

This video is an absolute godsend

[@dalethepalemale6855]

Important step!!!! If you flash TWRP to boot_a partition instead of boot_b, you will softbrick the phone. (I did this lol) Make sure your slot is set to B. Type "fastboot set_active b" before you type "fastboot flash boot"

[@alfredoortega8110]

Hello I just did this. I installed the img file on slot a. I really do not know what to do now. How did you solve the issue? Please help!

[@alfredoortega8110]

Hello can you tell me how you solve the softbrick?

[@AriesTheBestGaming]

@@alfredoortega8110 Flash stock boot.img and recovery.img.

[@nessarce6766]

I've tried using the "fastboot set_active b" but get an error about not able to use slot b and I cant seem to switch to slot b, could I also install twrp on slot b and then install rom?

[@AriesTheBestGaming]

@@nessarce6766 You forgot to add =

[@twelve535]

Warning! DO NOT try to lock the bootloader again, this will brick your phone hard (I did it like a noob) Thankfully there is a solution, hold the volume down, volume up, and power button all at the same time for a few seconds, this will boot you into fastboot. From there you can go to the terminal on your pc and unlock the oem. Good luck fellow plebs.

[@Dani-of8hs]

Sorry can u explain how did you fix it?

[@twelve535]

@@Dani-of8hs I did, did you read the whole comment? Basically hold all the buttons until it goes into fastboot, then go to your computer, and unlock the oem through the terminal, that will unbrick it. You might have to re-install the rom if it doesn't work properly.

[@agabaire]

@@twelve535 thanks for the info

[@Lankzino]

Was considering relocking the bootloader again. Thanks for this

[@deepurajesh]

Does banking apps work on lineage

[@GlenMerlin]

the main reason people go for pixels for CaylxOS or GraphineOS is because unlocking the bootloader is super easy like literally just open the developer setting and click unlock and then you can just run their script using webusb and install their OS without the need for TWRP

[@hsoj9550]

Part of the issue too is that the bootloader can be relocked to verify integrity, at least that's part of the stated reason for CalyxOS and GrapheneOS. Whether that's the entire reason only the Pixel line is support is unknown to me.

[@GlenMerlin]

@@hsoj9550 Another benefit from a development standpoint is that google lets you reinstall Pixel Experience via their website as well so if you do mess up the install or you break your custom rom in development you haven't bricked the phone

[@laurinneff4304]

@@GlenMerlin OnePlus also has stock ROM downloads on their website

[@PvtAnonymous]

@@hsoj9550 it's because of the Titan security chip. Other phones do not have this.

[@Chiglit]

thanks , steps worked great.

[@thecashewtrader3328]

I love this 😍

[@Gameplayery]

Just installed LineageOS on a OnePlus 3T (2016) and now runs like a charm

[@hreggerino]

I also am looking into using LineageOS with MicroG daily instead of CalyxOs because of lower price, have it installed on my OnePlus One, runs great. Would love to see a video where you go over how you use your phone, what apps and how they’re setup. Cheers!

[@cjalmighty]

I kinda want to install Lineage on my OnePlus 6t, but the new OxygenOS 11 update is so nice, plus I don't wanna risk messing anything up since this is my daily driver.

[@cheesytorso]

Yooo this is my exact phone! Legend!

[@spagettech]

I'm using lineage 18.1 on my Samsung s5. It really does make these phones last so long with all the extended security and feature updates.

[@johng.4959]

Nice Video! I just installed LineageOS on my OnePlus 5 last week. Couldn't stand the constant updating and Google bloatware. It's better than before! Couple of questions if anyone knows - 1. Why TWRP? I installed the new ROM and Recovery from the Lineage site. Isn't that enough? Not sure what TWRP offers that the Lineage recovery doesn't. 2. Web browser included is Chromium (Google without the "Google"?) Also -- Instead of making selections with the Volume Up/Down button, you can also just touch the screen. Great ROM and really agree the Pixels are overrated.

[@johng.4959]

@pm4rcin Thank you for this explanation! I never thought of that. There's also a browser called "Privacy browser" that's really good. And thanks for the explanation about the two different recovery options. 👍

[@garyprice464]

Thank you very much just copied your tutorial to the letter using linux very easy install thanks again

[@elonburgers5308]

The reason to use a Pixel phone is because they are the only phones with proper development documentation and third party signature signing, your phone is much less secure if you are using a rom with twrp rather than something like a Pixel with GrapheneOS or Calyx.

[@agabaire]

Thanks for the info

[@doublezeta04gundam29]

Lineage OS is pretty stable- have it installed on my pi400 .

[@dxykhang]

Cool video, wasn't expecting you to make a video about this but it's definitely useful for those who have oneplus 7 pro. And I'm still waiting for your opinion on cryptostorm vpn. Keep up your good work btw

[@Keyshooter]

the reason why they use google hardware is because, sadly, is from the few that are way more secure due to the usage of signed images and stuff like that, but yeah, lineage is also a great option

[@mehtabsiddiqui544]

many faced problems regarding system option not appearing on advanced wipe screen. Making a separate video for that will be very helpful. Just a suggestion. Thankyou though.

[@dragonier8133]

Gonna try this on my 5T. Thx.

[@TheEzemikedirnt]

thanks for the tutorial!!!!

[@a_maxed_out_handle_of_30_chars]

I maybe wrong but OnePlus and Pixel's bootloaders are easy to unlock so they are famous in custom ROM community and why Pixels are more used because they allow re-locking your bootloader after installing custom ROM, so you'll have verified boot and this helps if your not planning to root your phone since many banking(payment etc) apps check for verified boot. Note: you can install custom ROM without rooting your device and re-locking bootloader helps in this case.

[@MentalOutlaw]

sounds about right, but all the pixels have overpriced hardware so I'd rather just leave my bootloader unlocked.

[@martinytcz1762]

@@MentalOutlaw + If you're using banking apps, they'll be checking for SafetyNet, which can't work without GApps, so yeah Though Custom ROM developers can fool it to pass via PixelPropsUtils being included in the OS

[@jimvonmoon]

I installed Lineage on my $100 Xiaomi Redmi 7A, and it's the best phone I have ever had. Before this I was using phones which were like $300 (some with better specs), but I still wouldn't switch.

[@hondurasen3632]

Custom roms are awesome not gonna lie

[@GXcool366]

Will you be going further on degoogling? Like alternative on email, maps, and so on and so forth? If not, I'm sure there some resources out there but nice to see your opinion.

[@janmrog]

email - fairmail Maps - OsmAnd+

[@user-qk8rt9yf9v]

Theres a thing called offline maps where u download the route before hand

[@kaihsiangju]

What about KZbin?

[@marcosrautenberg5987]

@@kaihsiangju new pipe

[@AlenAbdula]

For the algorithm 🚀🚀

[@Dude_Virus]

Great video, i used to use CyanogenMod on my OP2.. havent used since then. Now I am thinking of installing a custom rom on my OP7 pro running A10. Wanted to check your experience.. How is the camera ? Are there any wifi issues? Have you rooted the phone , if yes then any issues with any apps ?

[@abdelbou4119]

am actually waiting for the Jing os so I can install it on my main machine,,, but this one seems interesting as well, hope u make a video reviewing the os itself cuz for me, this is the first time knowing it exists, unfortunately its a little bit hard to install

[@therealb888]

How well is jingos code auditted?

[@racoononinternet2132]

My guy just did a tutorial for something I needed without even asking him

[@thecashewtrader3328]

Yay😁

[@vector6077]

Very nice...and compact guide. Which rom works best for battery life/efficient power consumption?

[@AKABeestYT]

7:15 wasn't expecting runescape background music, but I mean you already proved yourself internet cultured.

[@Niko-op3oz]

super animal royale pfp

[@AKABeestYT]

@@Niko-op3oz yes

[@Niko-op3oz]

@@AKABeestYT :winner_dance:

[@paulbailey6251]

Am I right i thinking that you have to install twrp befoe lineage OS? That's how I did it on my OnePlus One, and it worked a treat. I recently bought a OnePlus 6T (UK version) and was unable to install twrp. As you said, none of the written tutorials covered this clearly enough and even though I followed some that suggested using ADB to install twrp temporarily and then flash it once it loaded, it did not work for me. I had no issues installing LineageOS and I even tried to install twrp afterwards using the temp install, booting into recovery (this worked) but was undable to install twrp permanently. Very frustrating! LineageOS 18.1 runs smoothly. On the OnePlus One (only one partition unlike the OnePlus 6T, which has two) I was able to use twrp to install magisk and root my device. Wish I'd seen your demo before I did my 6T, because you covered adb steps that were missing from the other tutuorials.

[@roknovak9991]

B-b-but luke smith says lineage os is soyware

[@purplep3466]

proof that Mental Outlaw and Luke Smith are different people

[@Ninjamaster222333]

luke has lineage on his smartphone

[@peeboo]

@@Ninjamaster222333 luke is gonna flash graphene on that phone

[@Ninjamaster222333]

@@peeboo you sure? If I'm not wrong, Graphene (and Calyx) are only for google pixel, and luke doesn't have a pixel

[@peeboo]

@@Ninjamaster222333 maybe he got something wrong because i remember he said it before in a live stream

[@MrGohan8000]

I have a one plus 7 Pro!!! LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@user-bc5vv1ug2g]

I can tell that Kenny is happy.

[@houndsol]

this music ❤😭

[@zsand]

probably wont get a response but do you still use a 7 pro or did you upgrade to a new phone? Been thinking about upgrading or installing lineage and repairing the screen.

[@theinternetis7250]

So what maps app do you use? I have been looking for a free alternative to Google maps that also saves my driving routes like google timeline.

[@STONE69_]

Maps off line

[@WhyCeebeat]

i am stuck on the fastboot

[@lqx7]

I remember installing lineagos on my oneplus one 5 years ago. Thankfully oneplus doesn't put any restrictions on unlocking the bootloader.

[@salpertia]

yet

[@lqx7]

@@salpertia yes after the merge with oppo things might start going south

[@evel2706]

Does the Custom use the other camera lenses or only the main?

[@imbored_104]

Are you still able to use navigation gestures instead of the nav buttons at the bottom with lineage? (Like swiping from the left or right of the screen to go back and up from the bottom to go home)

[@JL-ix5io]

Yes

[@subiesojourner777]

Two questions? Was the extra step due to it being T-Mobile, and I have the McClaren Edition of the Oneplus 6T. From what I've read they're basically the same except the McClaren has 10 gig of ram. Any idea if this would work on the 6T McClaren Edition?

[@chocobocooki3]

What did you do unbrick? Just asking because I will be attempting to follow this with a newer version of Lineage, but I may also fail.

[@rhyswoolcott]

nice video.

[@yoman5818]

U even put deep fake into reflection, that’s commitment

These OnePlus phones run Lineage really very well.

[@pr454djdjs]

ngl I like this kinda shit more. This is my jam

[@jdube123]

Have a OP 8t and was wondering why the Lineage Os can't just be flashed in Twrp, then reflash twrp in order not to have the lineage os recovery? Had no problems unlocking bootloader and flashing Twrp but an actual Rom seems to be more of a problem? Do you have to do sideload when there is twrp that does all the work of flashing?

[@quackmandoo]

This has been my favorite phone for a while now, mostly because of it's uninterrupted screen and display over USB. Unfortunately, it's display out doesn't auto scale and takes some more tinkering when everyone else figured out black bars suck a long time ago

[@hsoj9550]

It's interesting you used TWRP to do this. The instructions on the LineageOS website, at least for the OnePlus 6T, which is what I have, don't use it as far as I remember. The instructions there just involve using the terminal with the LOS zip and recovery image. Did you try that as well, assuming it's the same process for the 7 Pro like it is the 6T? Just asking cause I'm gonna be installing LOS on my 6T here shortly.

[@martinytcz1762]

It doesn't matter whether you elect to use Lineage recovery or TWRP. If you don't need any advanced features from the recovery, just use the LineageOS one, it has better OTA support and will automatically update with each system update

[@hsoj9550]

@@martinytcz1762 Yeah, I was gonna ask about that as well. I'd read online you need to use the LineageOS recovering image to enable OTA support, which I definitely do want. I'm not super happy about giving up some of the features of OxygenOS, but I'm hoping maybe I can add back some of those features once I'm on LOS. Are you aware of any way to add back some features of OxygenOS to LOS? Or is it just gonna be a search and see kind of thing?

[@martinytcz1762]

@@hsoj9550 If you don't like the simplicity of LineageOS, there are many other ROMs, though most are focused on feeling like a Pixel, not on privacy, however, there are many more than Lineage which still keep privacy in mind, look around xda, you'll find many options

[@hsoj9550]

@@martinytcz1762 Ok, I'll do that! At the end of the day I do value privacy over form, but that also doesn't mean I wanna give up on form completely either. So at the *very* least I'll be using LineageOS, cause I don't trust the current Google-centric stock OxygenOS, but will see if another exists that gives a good de-Googled experience with good features too! Thanks for the help! :)

[@russellsteel5931]

I hope that more LG phones get support for lineage OS because they have been getting cheaper ever since LG mobile left the space

[@matthewskobe]

After all the anti-Google commentary, I see that big G in the search bar, lol!

[@ihgod21]

this works for the OnePlus 7 same steps to install twrp some bugs happened wiped it back to stock rom to fix

[@mohammadmehaboob7055]

It's kind of annoying now that LineageOS and CalyxOS only support such few phones. I remember earlier you could install custom ROMS on even budget phones.

[@martinytcz1762]

@@ungeskriptet Huawei devices are a lost cause because you cannot unlock the bootloader, but many budget xiaomi phones have official LineageOS support, provided that they have a Snapdragon SoC.

[@PvtAnonymous]

well, if the other manufacturers didn't shit out 500 devices a year without documentation and always changing small details about the hardware, we would see more supported devices. You can thank Xiaomi and Samsung for that.

[@AntiWanted]

Nice

[@TrolleyMC]

is your keyboard the Corsair STRAFE?

[@Cypekeh]

I installed LineageOS like a week ago (also rooted my phone for the first time ever)

[@_zigger_]

Still rocking my galaxy note 3 with the last lineageos installed

[@masukan501084]

Amazing rom...

[@dakata2416]

Based.

[@weeeeeeeeeeeew]

based on what

[@AeriaVelocity]

@@weeeeeeeeeeeew sugma

[@gibraltarwayfarer6270]

Hi. I have a noob question. Did I need to use internet connection for both PC and phone during installation?

[@tommaso2624]

maybe you can choose microg lineageos (it's a fork of lineageos that has microg services out of the box and "relocks" signature spoofing and after the installation receives official updates from official lineageos)

[@sykoteddy]

I just wanted to ask if this exact guide will work for my OnePlus 6T. Because no matter where i turn to try to root it and following a guide, the guide is not in any way complete and has added links to other steps I need to follow before doing their steps and so on. For not mentioning all Linux guides that expect you to know everything about Linux.

[@Psiaqu]

You are about to use it daily now? I think there are more feature rich ROMs out there, Lineage is really basic. In my case Arrow OS did the job. Have a look at Dot OS, there will be a 5.2 version with Android 12 features really soon.

[@MentalOutlaw]

I use most of my phones daily, I haven't completely decided what I'll use this one for yet though.

[@IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIII]

ClockWorkMod Recovery TWRP OrangeFox Time flies...

[@eritert]

What is the model number of yours? Im looking at the gm1910. Just want to make sure because im currently returning an S10 that cant be bootloader unlocked.

[@oglothenerd]

I need help! When I flash the twrp.img file, it doesn't work! It flashes, and then, either the phone stops working or I keep booting back into fastboot! Please help me! I need my phone to work again very soon!

You should use Lineage Recovery to be able to install OTA updates