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Install Oxygen OS on the Android 6.0 OnePlus X

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OxygenOS: the OnePlus X system based on Android

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OxygenOS leaves more room for customization.
Marshmallow on the Android 6.0 OnePlus X
New Oxygen OS 2.2.0
Adding a manual mode for the camera
Added option to back up your photos directly on the SD card
Adding parameters dedicated dual-SIM management
Improved OTA update application
Security patches and various bugs
Oxygen how to install OS X 2.2.0 on OnePlus

  • Download Oxygen OS at this address.
  • Flash your OnePlus X. You can use TWRP eg
  • Unzip the update Oxygen OS on your computer
  • Transfer the file from your computer to the phone
  • Restart the phone in recovery mode. Press the Volume Down and Power buttons on reboot to do this
  • Reset to Factory Settings (Factory Reset) phone
  • Go to the menu to install after reboot
  • Indicate where the file is located
  • Restart your X OnePlus

 The OnePlus OxygenOS X runs on an enhanced version of Android Stock with some new features.
The OS gives way to more customization than the classic version of Android, giving you the option to set a darker theme, change orders by gestures, change the navigation keys and application permissions to customize the colors notifications ...
Oxygen OS already offers some features of the next version of Android 6.0 Marshmallow, as dark mode and the ability to manage permissions applications. Android Marshmallow is also guaranteed for OnePlus X. However, it is still unknown release date.

 The deployment of the latest version of OS Oxygen began. The update via OTA is currently reserved for a small percentage of users but will be deployed for everyone very quickly.
The update includes a list of bug fixes and improvements. Here are a few:
Prerequisites
Installation procedure
Normally, your OnePlus X is installed on the new version of Oxygen OS.
If you have additional information about the arrival of Android 6.0 on the Marshmallow OnePlus X, tell us in the comments. 

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