Oneplus 9 Pro

[lordrak007]

Hello,
how i can help implement OP9Pro?
Thanks

[CharlesAttend]

I would also be interested in a OP9 kernel release 👀
I can contribute and beta test for sure

[fatalcoder524]

I can work on it after December. Currently, I'm a little busy, and my previous attempt did not yield a booting kernel.

Also, I don't have access to the device to test now.

[CharlesAttend]

Oof yeah it's harder without a device at hand
Ping us if you need
Thanks again

[THERAD1]

I can work on it after December. Currently, I'm a little busy, and my previous attempt did not yield a booting kernel.

Also, I don't have access to the device to test now.

I can build and boot successfully but the module still shows as incompatible. It actually acknowledged that susfs is implemented when flashing and the verified boothash is present as well? Anything I'm missing?

[THERAD1]

[fatalcoder524]

Use Latest module from GitHub Actions and try!

To test if susfs exists and works try:-

su
ksu_susfs show version
ksu_susfs show enabled_features

[THERAD1]

Use Latest module from GitHub Actions and try!

To test if susfs exists and works try:-

su
ksu_susfs show version
ksu_susfs show enabled_features

https://gist.github.com/THERAD1/ef655d806f705b296d7130993540ac89

[fatalcoder524]

Use Latest module from GitHub Actions and try!
To test if susfs exists and works try:-

su
ksu_susfs show version
ksu_susfs show enabled_features

https://gist.github.com/THERAD1/ef655d806f705b296d7130993540ac89

Looks like old version of Susfs. Try latest version of module from github actions.

Validate using SusFS module; if that doesnt work. Contact module author on github or in our Telegram group.

[CharlesAttend]

Hello,
I very recently learn about APatch as a kernel level root solution, I switch from Magisk to that and it worked ! If you still need small test with sample boot.img tell me :D

[RealFX-Code]

Also, I don't have access to the device to test now.

I'm able to test for you on my Oneplus 9 pro EU, LE2123. I'm on stock though and would like to keep it that way if possible though :D

[fatalcoder524]

Also, I don't have access to the device to test now.

I'm able to test for you on my Oneplus 9 pro EU, LE2123. I'm on stock though and would like to keep it that way if possible though :D

I always like to work on stock rom so no issues there.. it's just I'm swamped between adding device support vs adding features and it's almost always me only working on OnePlus repos.

[BrownBison]

I was able to build, but don't have a device at hand. If anyone want to test and see if it works -> https://github.com/BrownBison/OP9_KSUN_SUSFS/actions/runs/21154346178

[THERAD1]

I was able to build, but don't have a device at hand. If anyone want to test and see if it works -> https://github.com/BrownBison/OP9_KSUN_SUSFS/actions/runs/21154346178

didn't work for me, recovery error. refused to flash, sorry I didn't grab the error

[THERAD1]

I was able to build, but don't have a device at hand. If anyone want to test and see if it works -> https://github.com/BrownBison/OP9_KSUN_SUSFS/actions/runs/21154346178

didn't work for me, recovery error. refused to flash, sorry I didn't grab the error

But I will still not recommend you (@THERAD1 ) to flash the AnyKernel3 zip as is because the zip is not modified to be used with OP 9 Pro / OP 9 and contains code related to Google devices. Also flashing this doesn't repack the ramdisk, killing the device.

My suggestion to test this kernel is: Use Magiskboot to repack the stock boot img and flash it using fastboot.

magiskboot unpack stock-boot.img
mv Image kernel
magiskboot repack stock-boot.img

Note: The mv command is just a move command. You can do it manually and delete the old file and rename the new file.

Then flash the new-boot.img generated using fastboot.

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Remove device check from anykernel.sh.

When flashing from kernel flasher, the device check works. But the device check always fails in recovery.

@BrownBison
Change this do.devicecheck=1 to do.devicecheck=0

Not only this change... the whole AK3 zip needs to change. You need to understand what type of device the OP 9 series is and update commands as per the device. OP 9 series is 5.4 QGKI kernel. So it definitely doesn't have init_boot like the 5.15 kernel series.

[RealFX-Code]

@BrownBison I tried flashing your kernel on Stock A14, but it won't boot. It's either stuck on the OnePlus logo (if flashed directly to boot, or stuck on "fastboot mode" if using fastboot boot.

For reference this is how I reconstructed the boot image.

[22:43:07] leah@Gen-2 /home/leah/tmp  
> magiskboot unpack boot.img 
Parsing boot image: [boot.img]
HEADER_VER      [3]
KERNEL_SZ       [47620608]
RAMDISK_SZ      [21461028]
OS_VERSION      [12.0.0]
OS_PATCH_LEVEL  [2025-04]
PAGESIZE        [4096]
CMDLINE         []
KERNEL_FMT      [raw]
RAMDISK_FMT     [gzip]
VBMETA
[22:43:13] leah@Gen-2 /home/leah/tmp  
> ls
.rw-r--r-- 201M leah leah 20 Jan 22:43  boot.img
.rw-r--r--  48M leah leah 20 Jan 22:43 󰡯 kernel
.rw-r--r--  52M leah leah 20 Jan 22:43  ramdisk.cpio
[22:43:14] leah@Gen-2 /home/leah/tmp  
> cp ../Downloads/a/Image kernel
[22:43:18] leah@Gen-2 /home/leah/tmp  
> magiskboot repack boot.img new-bootimg.img
Parsing boot image: [boot.img]
HEADER_VER      [3]
KERNEL_SZ       [47620608]
RAMDISK_SZ      [21461028]
OS_VERSION      [12.0.0]
OS_PATCH_LEVEL  [2025-04]
PAGESIZE        [4096]
CMDLINE         []
KERNEL_FMT      [raw]
RAMDISK_FMT     [gzip]
VBMETA
Repack to boot image: [new-bootimg.img]
HEADER_VER      [3]
KERNEL_SZ       [45234688]
RAMDISK_SZ      [21374074]
OS_VERSION      [12.0.0]
OS_PATCH_LEVEL  [2025-04]
PAGESIZE        [4096]
CMDLINE         []
[22:43:23] leah@Gen-2 /home/leah/tmp  
> ls
.rw-r--r-- 201M leah leah 20 Jan 22:43  boot.img
.rw-r--r--  45M leah leah 20 Jan 22:43 󰡯 kernel
.rw-r--r-- 201M leah leah 20 Jan 22:43  new-bootimg.img
.rw-r--r--  52M leah leah 20 Jan 22:43  ramdisk.cpio
[22:43:33] leah@Gen-2 /home/leah/tmp  
> fastboot boot new-bootimg.img
Sending 'boot.img' (196608 KB)                     OKAY [  4.485s]
Booting                                            OKAY [  0.500s]
Finished. Total time: 5.091s