DotOS Oreo 8.1 Supported Devices List

DotOS Oreo based on Android 8.1 is now available to download for many devices. It’s been a couple of quarter since Android Oreo source code made public and many devices are getting DotOS Oreo support now. Here is a list of supported DotOS devices available OFFICIALLY and UNOFFICIALLY.

If your device does not have got the DotOS Oreo ROM yet listed below then it is possible that the DotOS Oreo is not yet available for your device or it’s just missing from this list. You can search for other Android Oreo or Nougat based ROMs list to find your device listed below:

Other Android Oreo Custom ROMs list of supported devices:

– LineageOS 15.1 Supported devices
– AOSP Oreo Supported devices
– AICP 13.1 Oreo Supported devices
– crDroid Oreo Supported devices
– OmniROM Oreo Supported devices
– Resurrection Remix Oreo Supported devices
– Dirty Unicorns Oreo Supported devices

Some Android Nougat ROMs lists to search for:

– LineageOS 14.1 Nougat ROMs list
– AICP 12.1 Nougat ROMs list
– Resurrection Remix Nougat ROMs list
– Official CM14. [ABANDONED]
– Unofficial CM14.1 ROMs list [ABANDONED]

About DotOS v2.x Android Oreo 8.1 Custom ROM

DoT in the DotOS stands for Droid on Time. DotOS is an Android custom ROM that is claimed to be light weight in terms of size yet efficient and powerful the way it should be.

DotOS ROM does not follow similar versioning convention wirth respect to Android version. DotOS v12.1 corresponds to Android 8.1 update. To distinguish that, I will simply stick to DotOS Oreo and DU Nougat like that.

DotOS history:
Initially DotOS was started by Mohan CM and later joined by Ganesh, Sam, Kuber, Iacob and Hari.

DotOS tag line:

Align The Dots.

Add-on links required after installing DotOS Oreo 8.1 Custom ROM:

As always the DotOS Oreo ROM does not come with pre-installed GApps (Google Applications) because of Copyright issues, so, you need an extra Oreo 8.1 GApps to be installed via a custom recovery.

Also, this DotOS Oreo ROM does not come with built-in ROOT binary, hence you need the supersu ROOT binary to be installed after installing the DotOS Android Oreo 8.1 ROM.

In addition, almost all of the Android phones come with bootloader locked and a stock Android recovery. So, you may need the following too:
– How to unlock bootloader on an Android Phone
– TWRP recovery download link for your Android Phone