crDroid Updates
New crDroid update for Redmi 9A π Codename: blossom π± crDroid version: 12.9 π
Build date: 20260419 β
MD5: EC705741FB2733FFD7BB8FBFBE6F5F8D π§βπ» Maintainer: Jayedkhan800
Everyone check and use the latest rom, if u face any bug, tag me
#OFOX #Blossom #Redmi9a #Fox12.1 #AndroidR
Orange fox Recovery Project (OFOX) Unofficial
Version: R11.3
Release Date: 24/04/2026
Maintainer : @jagatg73
π Changelog
β’ Initial release
β’ everything is working
β’ Synced with latest source
β’ Decryption works (12-16)
π¦ _Bugs
β’ OTG (Kernel issue)
π *credits*
Thanks for base tree Sushrut1101
Device tree: https://github.com/Jagatg/android\device_xiaomi_blossom-OFOX.git
Orange fox Recovery Project (OFOX) Unofficial
Version: R11.3
Release Date: 24/04/2026
Maintainer : @jagatg73
π Changelog
β’ Initial release
β’ everything is working
β’ Synced with latest source
β’ Decryption works (12-16)
π¦ _Bugs
β’ OTG (Kernel issue)
π *credits*
Thanks for base tree Sushrut1101
Device tree: https://github.com/Jagatg/android\device_xiaomi_blossom-OFOX.git
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Jayed Update pinned Β«π Help Me Keep Custom ROMs Alive! Hi everyone! Iβm working on maintaining crDroid and other custom ROMs to keep devices fast, updated, and full of new features. To continue building, testing, and providing stable releases, I need a dedicated server for compilingβ¦Β»
#SHRP #12.1 #3.7.1 #Blossom
SKYHAWK Recovery Project Reborn
SHRP | UNOFFICIAL|
π¦ Download
π¦ Sourse
π¦ Screenshots
π¦ Recovery tree
Changlog :
β’ Initial release
β’ Based on Twrp 3.7.1
Bugs :
β’ USB OTG
β’ Cannot update magsik
β οΈThis recovery is based on Android 12.1 so flash the android 11 firmware for your device
By: @jagatg73
SKYHAWK Recovery Project Reborn
SHRP | UNOFFICIAL|
π¦ Download
π¦ Sourse
π¦ Screenshots
π¦ Recovery tree
Changlog :
β’ Initial release
β’ Based on Twrp 3.7.1
Bugs :
β’ USB OTG
β’ Cannot update magsik
β οΈThis recovery is based on Android 12.1 so flash the android 11 firmware for your device
By: @jagatg73
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#blossom #11-16 #Redmi9a #CoustomKernel #AOSP
Cognix Kernel | Blossom
Android version: 11-16
π¦ Download
π¦ kernel source
Changlog :
β’ Kernel comes with 7 manager support
Just choose one, whichever one you like
KSU Official
KernelSU-Next
KowSU
MamboSU
RKSU
xxKSU
WildKSU
β’ Hotspot fixed
Bugs
β’ Charging may slow for some devices
β’ USB OTG
By :@jagatg73
Cognix Kernel | Blossom
Android version: 11-16
π¦ Download
π¦ kernel source
Changlog :
β’ Kernel comes with 7 manager support
Just choose one, whichever one you like
KSU Official
KernelSU-Next
KowSU
MamboSU
RKSU
xxKSU
WildKSU
β’ Hotspot fixed
Bugs
β’ Charging may slow for some devices
β’ USB OTG
By :@jagatg73
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π¨ Support Needed β Server Down! π¨
Our server is currently down , and we need your help to bring it back online.
Weβre requesting a small contribution of $1.50 USD / βΉ150 INR to support server costs and keep everything running smoothly again.
π³ UPI ID:
Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a big difference β€οΈ
Thank you for your support and for being part of our community!
Our server is currently down , and we need your help to bring it back online.
Weβre requesting a small contribution of $1.50 USD / βΉ150 INR to support server costs and keep everything running smoothly again.
π³ UPI ID:
bhageerathikunnath-1@okaxisEvery contribution, no matter how small, makes a big difference β€οΈ
Thank you for your support and for being part of our community!
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Hello Users,
You may now report bugs by using the /bug command. Please ensure that your report follows the format outlined below for clarity and consistency:
Example:
Kindly provide accurate and complete information in each section to help us better understand and address the issue efficiently.
Thank you for your cooperation.
You may now report bugs by using the /bug command. Please ensure that your report follows the format outlined below for clarity and consistency:
/bug Name: [ROM Name with version]
Bug Title: [Issue Summary]
Bug Description: [Full Details] Example:
/bug Name: Crdroid 12.9
Bug Title: Brightness Slider Issue
Description: The brightness slider in the quick settings/status bar is not working. When I adjust the slider, the actual screen brightness does not change at all.Kindly provide accurate and complete information in each section to help us better understand and address the issue efficiently.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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ββ‘οΈ Server Funded - Contribution Received!
βWe are excited to announce that we have received a generous donation from @XAU_USD_25 for our build server maintenance.
βThis contribution will help us keep the builds running smoothly and cover the server costs for the upcoming months.
A huge thanks to @XAU_USD_25 for support
βWe are excited to announce that we have received a generous donation from @XAU_USD_25 for our build server maintenance.
βThis contribution will help us keep the builds running smoothly and cover the server costs for the upcoming months.
A huge thanks to @XAU_USD_25 for support
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#kernel #11-16 #blossom #Redmi9a
Congix Kernel | BLOSSOM
Android 11-16
Updated: 11/05/2026
β¬ Download
β¬ Kernel source
Changlog
β’ Updated to Kernel SU next 3.2.0
β’ Switched to sashimi kernel
Known bugs
β’ Charging slow for some device
β’ USB OTG
Note that when I installed the kernel it ask me to format data and after formatting kernel boots normally. So before kernel flash pls backup your Boot and DTBO partition.
By: @jagatg73
Congix Kernel | BLOSSOM
Android 11-16
Updated: 11/05/2026
β¬ Download
β¬ Kernel source
Changlog
β’ Updated to Kernel SU next 3.2.0
β’ Switched to sashimi kernel
Known bugs
β’ Charging slow for some device
β’ USB OTG
Note that when I installed the kernel it ask me to format data and after formatting kernel boots normally. So before kernel flash pls backup your Boot and DTBO partition.
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OrangeFox Recovery Project | R12.0_2
Unofficial build
π± Device: blossom
π Build Date: 12 May 2026
β¬οΈ Download
π Changelog
β’ Initial stable release of R12.0
β’ Completely redesigned interface see here
β’ Synced with the latest OrangeFox sources
β’ Successfully supports decryption from Android 12 to Android 16
π Credits
β’ Thanks to Sushrut1101 for device tree work
π³ Device Tree:
https://github.com/Jagatg/android_device_xiaomi_blossom-OFOX.git
π Recovery Source:
https://gitlab.com/OrangeFox
By : @jagatg73
Unofficial build
π± Device: blossom
π Build Date: 12 May 2026
β¬οΈ Download
π Changelog
β’ Initial stable release of R12.0
β’ Completely redesigned interface see here
β’ Synced with the latest OrangeFox sources
β’ Successfully supports decryption from Android 12 to Android 16
π Credits
β’ Thanks to Sushrut1101 for device tree work
π³ Device Tree:
https://github.com/Jagatg/android_device_xiaomi_blossom-OFOX.git
π Recovery Source:
https://gitlab.com/OrangeFox
By : @jagatg73
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Forwarded from crDroid Updates
New crDroid update for
Redmi 9A
π Codename: blossom
π± crDroid version: 12.10
π Build date: 20260519
β MD5:
π§βπ» Maintainer: Jayedkhan800
Redmi 9A
π Codename: blossom
π± crDroid version: 12.10
π Build date: 20260519
β MD5:
48E68920B6A32D2B9BDF6756F4A4F1F3π§βπ» Maintainer: Jayedkhan800
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Forwarded from Downloader Zone Updates
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Forwarded from AxionOS - Updates (Sai Krishna βΉ)
Free Fire's Anti-Cheat Checks
The real enforcement happens in ACE Anti-Cheat Engine (native code). The Java layer just collects info and feeds it to ACE and the server.
Checks
Root - looks for Superuser.apk, su binaries, and test-keys
Play Integrity - requests tokens, flags UID mismatches as attacks
APK tampering - verifies checksums and signing certs against hardcoded values
Frida - scans process maps and checks for port 27042
Xposed - walks every thread's stack trace for Xposed classes
System properties - reads 20+ props for root, emulator, and native bridge indicators
Build type - flags eng and userdebug builds
Emulators - checks for goldfish, ranchu, Genymotion, generic fingerprints
Debugger - detects debuggable flag and attached debuggers
Device binding - generates a hardware-backed key to tie your identity to the device
ROM detection
There is no ROM name blocklist. No hardcoded "lineage", "AxionOS", "crDroid", or anything like that in the Java source. Instead, they use indirect detection that catches any custom ROM.
Client-side - only checks generic indicators
Build.TYPE - most custom ROMs ship as userdebug, stock is user
Build.TAGS - custom ROMs not signed with Google's release keys show test-keys
Build.FINGERPRINT - checked for generic/unknown (emulator detection), but the full string also reveals custom ROM identity
Server-side - this is where the real ROM detection happens
ro.build.display.id is sent raw to the server, so your ROM name shows up as-is (e.g. "AxionOS-16-20260331-felix-OFFICIAL")
Build.FINGERPRINT, Build.PRODUCT, Build.MODEL, and Build.MANUFACTURER are all sent as telemetry to AppsFlyer and DataDome
The server can pattern-match against known custom ROM strings without the client needing a blocklist
ACE handles the actual bans, Java checks are just telemetry
AppsFlyer (marketing SDK) doubles as an anti-fraud collector
No Magisk, KernelSU, or LSPosed checks in Java - probably inside ACE's native binaries, but it was seen on the java side that they look for lsposed and frida
ACE's command obfuscation is just a +5 Caesar cipher, which is hilarious
ACE's native libraries may have additional ROM-specific checks but those aren't visible in the Java decompilation
Now Stop playing the blame game and read this ..This is what we found over more research.
The real enforcement happens in ACE Anti-Cheat Engine (native code). The Java layer just collects info and feeds it to ACE and the server.
Checks
Root - looks for Superuser.apk, su binaries, and test-keys
Play Integrity - requests tokens, flags UID mismatches as attacks
APK tampering - verifies checksums and signing certs against hardcoded values
Frida - scans process maps and checks for port 27042
Xposed - walks every thread's stack trace for Xposed classes
System properties - reads 20+ props for root, emulator, and native bridge indicators
Build type - flags eng and userdebug builds
Emulators - checks for goldfish, ranchu, Genymotion, generic fingerprints
Debugger - detects debuggable flag and attached debuggers
Device binding - generates a hardware-backed key to tie your identity to the device
ROM detection
There is no ROM name blocklist. No hardcoded "lineage", "AxionOS", "crDroid", or anything like that in the Java source. Instead, they use indirect detection that catches any custom ROM.
Client-side - only checks generic indicators
Build.TYPE - most custom ROMs ship as userdebug, stock is user
Build.TAGS - custom ROMs not signed with Google's release keys show test-keys
Build.FINGERPRINT - checked for generic/unknown (emulator detection), but the full string also reveals custom ROM identity
Server-side - this is where the real ROM detection happens
ro.build.display.id is sent raw to the server, so your ROM name shows up as-is (e.g. "AxionOS-16-20260331-felix-OFFICIAL")
Build.FINGERPRINT, Build.PRODUCT, Build.MODEL, and Build.MANUFACTURER are all sent as telemetry to AppsFlyer and DataDome
The server can pattern-match against known custom ROM strings without the client needing a blocklist
ACE handles the actual bans, Java checks are just telemetry
AppsFlyer (marketing SDK) doubles as an anti-fraud collector
No Magisk, KernelSU, or LSPosed checks in Java - probably inside ACE's native binaries, but it was seen on the java side that they look for lsposed and frida
ACE's command obfuscation is just a +5 Caesar cipher, which is hilarious
ACE's native libraries may have additional ROM-specific checks but those aren't visible in the Java decompilation
Now Stop playing the blame game and read this ..This is what we found over more research.
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