I want to post my gratitude for providing this build (Iodé 7.4) for my OnePlus 13. Installation via the Installer (Linux) was absolutely smooth forward and easy, with no hickups at all. Everything I was able to test until now is working fine. What an outstanding experience!!!
Thanks to all, who have made this possible - donation is made, subscription will be considered in a couple of days.
CPH2653 is on the list of supported devices. As long as your actual Android Security Update Version is equal or before March 1st 2026 you should have no problems. Only re-locking the bootloader won’t work (as with any CustomROM…)
@beefan With any alternative OS, there is always possibility that you can brick your phone. Chances are low, but they do exist. I can live with such a chance, so I am very happy with iodéOS (which is GREAT IMHO).
My OnePlus 13 is a Chinese version that has been flashed to OxygenOS. Version is CHP 2653_16.0.5701 with ARB = 1. It was flashed with the super hybrid flasher from roms.danielspringer.at.
Android security update on the OnePlus 13 is dated March 1, 2026.
As a beginner, where can I find the appropriate iodé ROM and the installation instructions? Do I perhaps need to flash the next newer security patch from Roms.danielspringer.at onto the OnePlus 13?
Where can I find the security update version and the ARB version—as well as information about the ARB—within the unzipped ZIP file for IodéOS 7.5 on the OnePlus 13?
I would really not use a 3rd party tool to install iodéOS on a OnePlus. It is then just one more layer of obfuscation that could lead to a brick. Our graphical installer is the easy way, our manual process is also the easy way (using a script). Why is another tool needed?
But to what Vendor Security Patch Level is incorporated, how to confirm it, etc. I give some explanation and details in the other thread you started
I’ve now used the Superhybrid Flasher from Daniel Springer. During the installation, you can select the Chinese version at the end. Mobile network coverage is included and everything works.