How to Install CyanogenMod on the Oppo N1- Installation Guide

Those of you who had purchased the Oppo N1 before the CyanogenMod version was released shouldn’t be upset. CyanogenMod ROM is now available for installation on any of the existion Oppo N1 versions.

How to Install CyanogenMod on the Oppo N1- Installation Guide

Oppo has also posted a set of instructions that explain how to get CyanogenMod up and running on the N1, and just as it promised when it first introduced the handset, the process is fairly simple. Users only need to load the ROM onto the N1′s SD card, run the System Update app inside the Tools folder, select “Local update” and then install the ROM from the SD card. In order to return to Oppo’s custom ColorOS user interface, N1 owners simply follow the same steps but use the ColorOS firmware rather than CyanogenMod.

The CyanogenMod ROM for the N1 was created especially for Oppo’s device, and so as a result, it includes support for many of the device’s unique features. For example, it can be used with the N1′s rear O-Touch Panel and its rotating 13-megapixel. CyanogenMod for the N1 also features some of the special goodies from Oppo’s ColorOS, like double-tap to wake.

Before installing CyanogenMod on your Oppo N1, check out the kew CyanogenMod features in the video below.


CyanogenMod has been customized for the Oppo N1 to support all software and hardware features the device boasts. Some unique CyanogenMod features you’ll be able to enjoy after the installation is completed are support to the built-in rotating camera, O-Clock Bluetooth remote control and a number of ColorOS features like double tap to wake.

You can just download the ROM and install it from the stock recovery without rooting or installing a custom recovery. Remember that you will lose all your data on the phone, so backup your important data before installing it. The CyanogenMod ROM for the Oppo N1 is CM10.2, which is based on Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean).

If you are ready then just download the CyanogenMod firmware for the OPPO N1 from the Oppo website and head over to the Oppo forums to follow the simple instructions regarding the installation process. You can also go back to the ColorOS firmware easily. ( Links are at bottom of post)

Oppo N1 CyanogenMod Installation Guide



  • Copy the file you have downloaded to your N1

  • Launch the System Update application found from the Tools folder found in the App Drawer

  • Select “Local update”, browse for the file you have downloaded and press “Upgrade Now” when prompted

  • Select English in the OPPO Recovery

  • Select “Wipe data and cache” and wait for it to finish

  • Select “Install from SD” and browse the file you have previously copied to your phone

  • Wait for the update to finish and then select Reboot


Follow the link to download CyanogenMod and here is help from Oppo Forums.

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