MazonnaCara89

MazonnaCara89 , 28 days ago

And that's because your laptop is a thinkpad, indeed I got my fingerprint reader working on my ideapad because it has the same fingerprint reader of a thinkpad, but to get it working I needed to install the driver myself

MazonnaCara89 , 2 months ago

Doesn't the Lineage guide link the firmware needed for the rollback?

MazonnaCara89 , 2 months ago

The steps to do soo are not hard tho.

You just need the android 13 firmware this one:
https://oxygenos.oneplus.net/8173_sign_LE2111_11_F_OTA_2290_all_nRBuNP_00011011.zip

Then enable developers options by tapping "Build Number" 7 times

Enable Usb debugging in the developers options.

Then go to About device > Up to date, 3 dots on the top right and click local install.

Then select downgrade firmware, Extract > Upgrade

If the local install button is greyd out just follow the steps in this guide: https://droidwin.com/local-install-greyed-out-in-oneplus-how-to-fix/

MazonnaCara89 , 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

There are some on this link right here https://service.oneplus.com/global/search/search-detail?id=2096329&articleIndex=1

And there is a tool to fetch updates like your phone does

MazonnaCara89 , 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago)

They did nothing to support totk before the release date as even stated in this article from pcgamers

The emulation teams have forbidden all discussion of running Tears of the Kingdom from their Discord servers—Yuzu only allows vague discussion of the contents of the game, but requests for help or discussion of performance quickly earns chatters a deleted message and a warning or ban. To avoid being involved with pirated material, the emulator developers have vowed, at least publicly, not to release updates targeting issues with Tears of the Kingdom. "We are waiting for the game to release, so that members of our team can each legally dump their own copies of the game,"

The game only happened to run without any work by them (and it's understandable after 6 years of development and the various documentation already available for the switch's tegra chip) and this is happening every time a new game for the switch is released.