Baidu Link Mirror Needed for OnePlus 12R Rom

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to get my hands on a specific .zip file for my device, but the only source available right now is hosted on Baidu Netdisk.

I don’t have a Baidu account, and the download speed is heavily throttled for non-VIP users anyway. Could someone with a Baidu account please help me download this and mirror it to a more accessible host like Google Drive, Mega, or AndroidFileHost?

Download Link :

https://pan.quark.cn/s/cd96357c138a

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Folder I want To Download :

OnePlus 12R OxygenOS CPH2609_16.0.3.500(EX01) F.28_GLO

File I want to Download :

d8afdbbc7c2f48b6af0d9cf2795ef728.zip

Quark, not Baidu — and the Baidu mirror was on the page you linked.

You’re hitting three walls at once:

  • :prohibited: No Chinese cloud account
  • :snail: Throttled even if you had one
  • :magnifying_glass_tilted_left: No Drive/MEGA/AFH mirror in sight

Quick gift before the fix: that link’s Quark Netdisk, not Baidu. Same throttle trap though, so the mix-up cost you nothing.

Bigger gift: the Baidu mirror you actually asked for is on the same yun.daxiaamu.com page you linked. The file-source banner has both Quark and a Baidu link sitting side by side, with extraction code dxam. You walked past it.


:mouse_trap: Why every XDA recipe you tried was dead-on-arrival

Starting OxygenOS 16, OnePlus moved to dynamic OTA URLs that expire in ~10 minutes. Every “just curl this” thread on the internet broke the moment the URL did. It’s not you. The URL was already dead before you opened the page.

Once you know that, the whole problem rearranges. You don’t need a mirror — you need a tool that re-fetches the URL on demand.


Three ways out, pick your friction:

Path What it does The catch
:mobile_phone: A — OS Updater app Pulls your exact build from OnePlus’s CDN, full speed, on the phone Needs v6.8.0+ (Feb 13 2026 release)
:link: B — Baidu link on daxiaamu The mirror you literally asked for, on the page you trust Baidu free-tier also throttles
:desktop_computer: C — Quark direct via CLI Cookie-bypass on the original link, full speed Needs PC + 10 min setup

Quick rule of thumb:

  • :mobile_phone: Phone only → Path A
  • :link: Already comfortable with Baidu workarounds → Path B
  • :desktop_computer: Have a PC and want to stay on the original Quark link → Path C

:light_bulb: Heads-up before any path: if your download errors with HTTP $1d: $2s or a generic “download failed,” that’s the URL expiry biting before auto-refresh kicks in. Update to v6.8.0+ if you’re not already. Drop your VPN if one’s on (OnePlus CDN blocks a few VPN IP ranges).

:warning: Don’t-brick warning, read twice:
Do NOT grab 16.0.3.501 by mistake. The 501 build blows the anti-rollback (ARB) fuse permanently. You want 16.0.3.500 — the build in your filename — and nothing newer until the community clears the .501 line.


📱 Path A — install one app, hit download

Get the app:

The OOS 16 dynamic-URL fix is in v6.8.0 release notes verbatim. Older versions fail on this exact build.

Tap-by-tap:

  1. Install the app, open it. First-launch wizard runs.
  2. Pick OnePlus 12RGLO region → Full OTA.
  3. Hit download. App fetches a fresh URL from OnePlus’s CDN. 10–30 min on decent wifi.
  4. App auto-verifies MD5 when done. Match against 3d8966b0addcc72059f43c75c910eeac.
  5. Sideload via Settings → About device → Software update → top-right menu → Local install.
🔗 Path B — the link daxiaamu was already showing you

The link:

The trade: Baidu’s free-tier throttle is roughly similar to Quark’s, but Baidu has the older, more mature workaround tools in English-speaking communities. If you’ve used a Baidu trick before, this path adds zero new learning.

:light_bulb: If you have neither a Baidu trick nor a Quark account, Path A is still faster than fighting Baidu’s throttle from scratch.

🖥️ Path C — Quark direct, full speed, the hard way

The CLI tool (best option, batch-capable):

  • ihmily/QuarkPanTool: https://github.com/ihmily/QuarkPanTool
  • 1.1k★, Apache 2.0. README says it bypasses Quark’s web client size limit without VIP.
  • Windows: prebuilt .exe in the releases tab. Or run the Python source on any OS.

Login flow: the tool opens a browser via Playwright, you log into Quark once, close it, the cookie gets cached. Subsequent runs need no login.

Browser-only alternative (if you don’t want a CLI):

  • Greasyfork userscript: https://greasyfork.org/zh-CN/scripts/449291
  • Install Tampermonkey, install the script, open the Quark file in your browser.
  • Script injects a “real direct link” button. Grab the URL, paste into IDM / Aria2 / Motrix for multi-thread download.

:light_bulb: If QuarkPanTool’s .exe gets quarantined by Windows Defender, allow it through and run as admin. False positive — the source is on the repo, verifiable.

🧪 Verify before flashing (MD5 + ARB + changelog)

MD5 to match (whichever path you used):

3d8966b0addcc72059f43c75c910eeac

Anti-rollback safety check (community-tracked, independent of OnePlus):

For the changelog / official context (no download, just info):

🚧 If shit goes sideways (the 5 most common failures)
Symptom What it means Fix
HTTP $1d: $2s error in OS Updater URL expired before download finished Update to v6.8.0+, clear app cache, retry
“Download blocked” on Path A VPN IP on OnePlus’s blocklist Drop VPN, use home network
QuarkPanTool .exe quarantined Windows Defender false positive Allow through Defender, run as admin
Baidu shows 提取码错误 Wrong extraction code It’s literally just dxam (4 lowercase letters)
MD5 mismatch after download File corrupted in transit Re-download. Common on Baidu free-tier mid-throttle
📌 PSA: If you're trying to unbrick instead of flashing (different problem)

If the file is for EDL / 9008 line-flash on a bricked or soft-bricked device, the .zip you’ve got won’t help — you need the matching .ofp package, which is a different file format with a different tool (Oplus Download Tool). Daxiaamu’s same page has a separate 9008 救砖包 (“brick-recovery package”) section for exactly that scenario.


You came in for a Baidu mirror. Walk out with the app that needs no mirror at all — and the Baidu mirror that was on page one anyway.