How to install and start using LineageOS on your phone
todsacerdoti
28 points
12 comments
March 06, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (4 comments)
joecool1029
I’m so confused by this submission. It’s not a guide but a collection of notes from someone (in china) customizing a oneplus build. There’s some useful info there but only if you’re already at a point where you’re comfortable running your own compiled full vanilla builds. Go to https://wiki.lineageos.org if you want to install and/or compile for a phone.
Dwedit
I personally had big problems doing an OTA update within LineageOS that required a factory reset afterwards. So yeah, don't do the OTA updates. Do full backups and full manual updates instead.
the_real_cher
Any guidance on whether I should use graphene or lineage if I want a simple easy to use replacement for google captured android?
tripdout
Title doesn't really fit, but useful info on AOSP internals nonetheless.