Oneplus 7t pro isn't detected by the easy installer

[mihi]

So you are trying to install Android 13/T?

Here might be some good info how to proceed:

Link:

Feedback for v1.15

OnePlus 7T Pro (1st Android 13 /e/OS-T) Vendor Name: OnePlus Device name: 7T Pro - Mod. HD1911 Device CodeName: hotdog Version of CustomROM which existed previously: lineage-20.0-20230919-nightly-hotdog-signed Version of Custom Recovery which existed previously: lineage-20.0-20230919-hotdog-recovery The device is: Not rooted After the month-long fiasco since upgrade Android S e-1.9-s-20230312268558-dev-hotdog, I was excited to see the first /e/OS-T upgrade. First I unzipped e-1.15-t-20…

Method:

@anon29344687

First I unzipped e-1.15-t-20230917331436-dev-hotdog.zip, then unzipped the payload.bin file it contained, which in turn contained recovery.img (v.1.15) among other things. The next step was the installation of e-Recovery (v 1.15) via fastboot. Afterwards the successful installation of e-1.15-t-20230917331436-dev-hotdog.zip via adb sideload.

How to extrct is explained here under this link:

Week 42, 2023: Development and Testing Updates

Release Information v1.16 Status: Release postponed to 24 Oct Release Notes will show up here once the release is initiated Staggered release spread from 24 Oct to 7 Nov 2023 There were issues with the build systems spread across multiple devices. The team have decided to restart the complete build process. They will be evaluating the builds and ensuring the release builds have the paritions where required and then proceed with the final release.

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Here is the exact extraction procedure:

@Manoj

• Download latest release of payload-dumper-go (https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go/releases) to the same directory (*) where you downloaded the /e/OS T build ZIP file
• Open terminal and cd to (*) directory
• Extract the zip file by running this command
  unzip e--s--dev-lemonadep.zip payload.bin
• Here the example of the lemonadep file has been taken. Replace with the zip file of your zip
• Extract payload-dumper-go by running this command tar xzvf payload-dumper-go_1.2.2_linux_amd64.tar.gz payload-dumper-go
• now run ./payload-dumper-go -partitions -o dtbo,vendor_boot
• Here the two partition files expected for this device dtbo and vendor_boot are mentioned

I tried it the other day and I realized it needs to be
./payload-dumper-go -partitions -o dtbo, vendor_boot payload.bin

With ‘./payload-dumper-go -list payload.bin’ you can see the files inside, if they might have other names.

Else maybe @anon29344687 can pitch in and help.

I did not yet try to install Android 13/T